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Markets by Telegraph,

New YoRK, August 22.-Flour has advanced
geens ldpO bhls. sold. state .. 8.o3OClO3J Ohio
SlOHdt2 Dos Southein, tll2 Wheat Ip2 cents kgher
taes uLmporaut. Com log hisher sales OF 5lOO
bushels aL S5Go 1853 Belfduu. roiE FIRM a. Sf0'37ii
IA 1880. Whisky firm NJ Sl's2. ''
Recepts ofFour 2p0OD barrels; Wheat, 5000 bushels:
Corn, 5000 bushels.
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GaOOsI.l

"FRoM OUR CoMATosE CoNTRIBUToR.--Why
are bus horses like badly punctuated literary
works Because they are full of Stops"
Do not let any comatose creature come it ever
us SO far as to put any stop to recruiting during
the next fourteen days.
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Pay of French Authors.

French authors are as a general rule, wretch.
edly paid for their books. Their most lucrative
patrons are the press and the theatre. Still there
has been great improvement in the rate Of re-
muneration given by the publishers. M. de
LamaTtine received only S240 from Messrs.
Firmin Didot & Co. for his ''Meditations," and
this exhibits the progress which had even then
grimage' fetched only S4400. Now he gets tens
Of thousands Of dollars annually from his pub
fishers his political memoirs brought him In, a
few weeks since, $4,000. M. Theirs received
100000 for his "History Of the Empire and Con-
sulatC !" NJ. Victor Hugo got 100000 for "Les
Miserabes !" and M. Michelet refuses TO allow his
publishers (Messrs. Hatchette & Co., and NJ
Chamerot) anything above q commission on the
sale Of his works He has them printed, stereo-
typed, bound, and advertised. He is the only
author who adopts this course.
De Balzac went further; he turned printer and
publisher hoping 10 gatheri In his hand the profits
bankruptcy for two and two are four as rarely
in life as in politics. M. Remains "Life
of Jesus" has brought him in some $4,000, and
the golden harvest is still far from being gar
nered his pen can transmute ink and paper into
gold whenever he pleaSes; he has several works
which daily find purchasers; and he is member
Of the Academy Of Inscriptions and Bellies Let
tres, which place brings him enough TO pay house
rent. He has in press a work on his quarrel
with the Government, entitled "My Situation. =
Paris Correspondence American Literary Gazette.
gin Northern Texas there arc already ten
lodges Of Union LeagueTs, which are very
secretly and cautiously but constantly increasing
their number.
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The yellow Fever at Bormuda.

HALIFAX, n. s., August 22.-The blockade
runner Helen from Bermuda reports the yellow
fever raging there.
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The "TaIIahassee,, on cause. NJ

Haitian, N. s., August 22.-The Tallahassee
was seen yesterday of Canso, steaming north.
Two steamersp passed Canso yesterday, also bound
north
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To-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS,
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.
wAsHmegor, August ..

'1'S'AAi''aNAf <lhbueN
Rebel Prisoners Rt Washington.
The mail.boat which arrived to-day brought up
nom 25 10 80 Rebel officers, captured in the re-
cent engagements OF the Army OF the Potomac.
The SeveM-Thirty Loan.
The subscriptions TO the seyon-thirty loan on
Saturday amounted to Ye35 Coo, ana 10 the ten
torties over half million.
Secretary Fessenden has ret1rnel from his
visit % the East.
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ArriNal Of the "Rtnn., >.

NEW YonK, August 22.-The steamer Et,a
has arrived from Liverpool. Her adVices are
anticipated.
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GENERAL SrOREKEEPERS,
Can and our ul assortment OF Imported
and Domestic Drugs, Popular Patent Medicines, Paints,
Coal OIL Window Glass, Prescription Vlas &C., at as l0W
prices as genuine first -olass goods can be sofa.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
For Confeetloners in full variety and OF tbs best quality
Coohinoal, Bengal Indigo, Madder, Pot Ash, Cudbesr
BodR Ash Alum OIL Of Vrlo Annato, CopperAs Extract
Of LoswoOd, &e FOR DYERS' use, always on hand a.
lowest net cash prices.
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for sales and to which nVte the
attention Of those In want of reliable articles
Also, IHDIGO, STARCH, MUSTARD, &C., Of erirs
qHalay,
Orders BY mail or city post, win meet with prompt at
tsnton, special quotations Mil be furnished when
Quested.
WRIGHT q SIDDAIIIIs
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
Jall-ly No. ll9 MARKET Street, above Front
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Special 10 The Evening Telegraph.

WAsTycroN, August 22.-Advices just re-
ceiyed here show that Early's forces are posted
this side Of Winchester. Considerable sSirmish-
ing occurred at Charlestown, eight miles from
Tarpors Ferry, yesterday.
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Grru, tng Tflearaph
~ Tur ON cmuRcH TOWER.

, foNDAY, AUoUsT y, iSo4.
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THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
Ohce No. WALNUT Street, viii call for and deliver
Baggage and attend to all the ugua branches OF Express
business HearV articles taken by A NJ. lines only, and
must be sent the office the evening previous Persha
bic articles by this line be sent before 535 A. NJ.
spCCia n e Genger accompanies each train.
my3l J. VAN RENSSELAER, Superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT 927, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
| We pay particular attention TO the quality Of our
material and use only the hest English steel. HtH
We repair all NE skirts which we so LwthOut extra
charge
~a-OHr retail department in charge ofcom petent
sdie7. Corsels aud Spiral Bustles constantly on
hand. A IWAIDMAN. g.
sold Wholesale md reail at No. ss7 second street,
DAYTON. h'' laSdly
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The Dayton Mot.

Again have the people Of the North, been
compelled 70 Witness q specimen Of Aboliliuu
attachment 70 law aud ofderl A Telegram from
CineinBsti announces that the Office o. iihe
Dayton EHpirs has again been attacked by
some Ohio soldiers. The Empire is a Deml-
cratic paper, and, therefore, Is Obnoxious TO
the public plunderers Eho are nov destroying
the nation. The particulars OF this lniamous
outrage have not yet reached US; but, Judging
from Il whining dispatch "a an Abolition papkf
published yesterday afternoon in this city,
which endeavoted 10 iotrwaH public opinion
ia favor Of the rioters, il is very evident that
the Loyal law-hreakers came To grief, in
their dasiardly assault upon the freedom OF
the press We viii make no lurtkef eorirben,
upon this gresi outrage until wo-reeeve q fall
account from the West aud, IN the mean
time, We recommend our loyal triends Who
NJ present, are enjoying a complets monopo-
y IA the business Of mohs aud riots, 10 study
we'll The meaning Of the of repented words
that "they who SOW the storm shah reap the
whiriviLd lin Ihiiadelphia Age. r.. Nm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W " Stewart, Dayton; George l.
bayer, MAN isbure; htoe slaper, Dnion a. Ander-
son, CenierVihe; AYERS kaW Ietanoa; u Jackson,
ChanbeFSsaEgflD A. a hausT, Harrisburg; u Olwne,
IohnsylAls Fnnd A Limhfr south Aru Eton, Jaro
SmseB West BALTIMORE; O0kle a 90, 6eTmAhtoWn.
] W MaTply. Nandaiia; Nickos, LibeuVi - kees,
tauneruvilo; hegerling Herr. Salomi W PSrmaut,
Williams A 8NAner. Wsst BalnmOre; Parker. BRO. A
uol lAEkersbufa; aud BY Druggists aud Merrhanta
geaafaily thfoughota the unitsd States ndcanadas
IlH Itu..I .i su2idly
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DsserII0ns from the Arm,

Previous oAprh, 1868, there Were ported
1884 desetlipns from the artuJ-beinR An
average OF 2j9 per mpnih, la April, 1885,,
the Provost Marshal system was adopted, aud
since then she averages desertions per month
have been bui LF3G ThaAoisl aggregate OF
doseriions since the TaF broke out is l27l5T
Gof which number $4,000 aere from tie en-
listed msninf New York; 10 $50 from l'eha,
sylganln; .2s9 from. Ohio; Lass from IlR.
nois 200 trnm Kenigcky 4,s6S rom Mis-
souri, l9i3i from Tennesseei .. sos IRON VT
ginle; L650 trom tho, District of Columbia,
and smaller numbers from other States.
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Go=partnersbip.
dissolution.


n1tlg 81 90 p irinnrihip heretpfor existing Miller 4
L Oflsnh in the H.r,hlut rUl0t1nv Bu insss WAS
dssoiyed by muluh consent ON tho hrst day ef Feb
ruUv, lnGaut. The books arS IN tho hands Of Henry
Huston Buildng, corner Third AMI Jefferson str et-
Those she have eaims asaUyt tbs Rrm will present
them for paygent, AMI those w0 sge indebted 10 th
arln are expected 70 eal aud s.ttlr thar eepounts
~ilhostdel as The hl,'ne Iagst ~ Clo.ed
fI HkN Rl 80 ishR,
trAa4w i, s. GHAVOH
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Grucerlrs, &r.

IIT No, 4DI Secend HFTefIt payIopl UIHol ~,
DIG leave most respectfully to acquaint their cus-
- TONERS and the oonmunity GENERALLY. that they
have entered mo partnership, under tbs name and
style OF II. o'BRiEN B BROtHBR for tie purpose
Of carrying on hs Wholesale grocery, liquor, ciset
and tobacco business N Dayton, Ohio, ~ the late
staud Of E. O'Drlen, No. sol second street. D. ,.
Having ample means to enable US t. purchase gooll
from tile best houses In New York. BaltlTn ore and
Philadelphia and having had fifteen years experience
w the trade, hold out the best Inducements to our
old customer and III others who may be kind enough
to purchase nom u. a'5IH It .Hf"Ir =
NJ, WBRIEN, late Of the frm Of O'Brien Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote ms hme and attention to
please all those who may come TO Wy at this welll
known House, and r., O'BRlEN, will treat the eouI-
munlty tier II possible, h ever before. Both oi
u fee very grateful for past vors and earnestly
llolt share of yourfu patEonage. anlgdaw -m
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Mrs. A called and gotone dollars worth 81
TWeIVB GENT SUGAR, ar MINick's"
The incest kind. "'ii' F '
Mrs. y. got one dollar's worth OF tie incest kind
TOURTEEN CRNT s9GAR AT MINICRs
Mrs. o. got dolisrs worth OF the choicest qdal
ity OF .s. rf-a. is.f|G mr.f r.I.l s'aH
8 sIKTEEH GEHT' sUsAR, iAT MIBT0Kis. ~,
Mr. B. says that he got tho best quality Of green
. no CoFFEB AT j. a. MIEIUR's, .N
Thai lie ever drank and Mrs B says she got the fin
est OF II.
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINtCK'S. .rh
while every body calls gets some Of that exrelen
EXOEIsIOR SYRUP, Ar .. a. MfNIOK HHH
Mr. N. SAWS he purchased half barrel of da I'd.
m WHITE Fish AT j. A MINIGK's lil
Decidedly the best he ever u'ed Yhlle the supply
NO. ] NACKEREL, AT IA. MIEIuRs, ,,..
Both tor size and quality cannot be eEceed IN this
anv other market. '
he invites ali % can at his Embellishments and IN.
pect his stock Of .... .. ...
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
COFFEES AND TEAS, H.r.UfEN
.... .....H .tlui SUGAR OF ALI KINDS.
And the largest and hest vauei OF Grocsrss 10 he
IN the CITY. HIS large establshmentis on the ,4
Corner of Market and Jenersoh sts,
Rul9v
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NpholNterp.
CHARLES RAscHKE, 5.f j
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER,

ONO RLOCK, THIhn sREEEP (MR. sITTRLIIs
0LD siANi9 DAYTON, OHIO.
Ill kials Of Upholstcffng sneh ~ Sofas, Chairs,
~ stools, Matrasses &c., done 30 order Caryetscit
aud htted ~gnow curtains hung aud all kinds oi 10,
pairing done az the shortest notice and most reasonn
he terms.
Rstsrasss Mayor gillespie and Barney, Parker a
90. ~ t aulV
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nIIN E.i,IIsINU MATES.


0ue square, eighty words, ore week ,....,..,tl tn
Per aquare, each weekiu addition .....~........ So
fef square, cue lk w
HA-lerms iOr Advertisements occupying Hfes,-
space, srt9r longer ven the elrye efeclhedi me-
known NJ the Counting Room. ~ All advettsene'
charged ~ the shove rates, unlesn written
nsu Is made previous to insertion He- All casual ~
yertisenants must be neid tor IN advance
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Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the option OF the bidder, and In more than
article 10 contained In this offer, the chief OF the
bureau will have the right TO accept one or more
OF the articles contained In such offer and reject
Offer; mus embrroe all Of any one or more article, de-
HrcrdbiC al all he stations.
For the description OF articles In the above list,
bidders are referred to the samples at the said
Navy Yards, and to the advertisement OF this bu-
reAu dated July g. 1868; aud for informstio as TO
the laws and regulations I'm pamphlet iorm) re-
garding contraets, to the Officers Of the several
comm sndAnts OF navy yards and navy agents.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous TO the Gov
eminent.
Blank forms Of proposals may bs obtained on
application to the navy agent at Boston, New
York, OF Philadelphia, and At this bureau.
seI,tVIi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND COAL.


OFFICE HousE OF REPRESENTATIyEs, U. S.
WAsHIEoToH, ID. C., sept 7, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until - O'Clock, m the 30th September, 1854, for
furnishing for the of the House OF Representa-
tiVea OF the United States, 260 tons 900 lbs best
Baltimore Company's No or large Egg WHITE
ASH COAL, or ofa quality equally good.
so Cords Bakers PINE WOOD.
so Cords best seasoned HICKORY WOOD.
80 Cords best seasoned OAK WOOD.
The whole to be put away in the vaults OF the
Capitol under the direction OF the Chief Engineer,
to whom application may be made for Information,
sc.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST November
next.
Bonds for the faithful execution of the contract
will he required.
Bids for Coal and Wood will be considered sepA-
rately. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
seIO iAw3w Clerk House of Representatives. U. s.
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PROPOSALS.
MA.yr1pERS'ss pS oIFIs.IG I.t;, CITY HALL

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
wi SEPTEMBER 70 1884, .-1TFvHYTF
Proposals will he received ~ the Mayots once
until 10 m, MONDAY, the 2sth NJ septe mber In
stant, for the purpose Of construe'ipgs BARREL
SEWER In the alley Of square 900, and 10 connect
with the sewer 10 q street north
The sewer will ba oireuIpr In shape, its inside
diameter wilpbe two fee, an the thiekner. Oh IN.
wall four inches, to bel,id II cement and ,h,rp
sand n proper proper Ion. the brick 10 be the beat
hard handmade brick, aud to be well wet before
being laid The depth OF the sewer will be eight
feet below the surface OF the ground, there viii
be three drops TO be covered with IN Iron grating.
Bidders will STATE the price yer nneal foot for the
ses er, which shall include all excavation, nlling
AMI repairing Of the alley, and removing OF the
surplus earth, per drop each.
For further Informs tlon see the Commissioner OF
the Fourth ward or the City Surveyor.
eel7 DIST RICHARD WALLACH, MayDr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-20

TVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
L the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Columbia, letters OF administration on the
personal estate of Henry Z. Holmes, late OF
Washington county, D, c., decreased. Al persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the 18Th day
Of August neXti they may otherwise by law be cX-
Guided from all benefit Of sad estate,
Gwen under my hand this 18th day Of Auguat,
1864. MARY g. HOLNIES
sel9.laWJt
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Amusements.

CksTERBURY.-Th This eyer-popular amuse-
ment Institution opened upon The third week OF
flowing house, every available teAt beibt coupled
before the curtain rose. This state Of things IL
not to be wondered at when we look at the i'm.
mtnse constellation of talent engsged here at
present, numbering upwards Of one hundred artists
OF both sexes, the majority OF who excel in their
particular roles. The Fowler sisters, Miss Jennie
Engle, the Wesner sbters, John Denier, Mulligan,
Coilins, Delehsniy, and Wood are among the lead.
Ing performers. 20 see the Canterbury fOlts to-
night
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A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
n. SUBSISTENCE STORES AND CoMMISsA-
ny PROPERTY ALSO, BARREL SLAVES.

OFFICE DEPoT CoMMnsARY OF SvBsIsTEEcE,l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 10, 1864 (
VIII be sold at Public Aue' ion, At No. IS Union
Atreet, In the city OF Alexandria, Va, on TUES
DAY, the goth of September, 1861, AtA0 o'clock, q.
Pork, Bacon, Ham, Salt Beef, OK Tongues, Peas,
Rice, Hominy and Dried Apples.
=. Also, Commissary Property, and $500 Barrel
Slaves. d
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
Articles purchased to be removed Immediately
after sale. A. y. CLARKE,
noi3Ht Captain and @. s. v. S.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.

CHEF QuARTERMAsrER's 0FFTCE,)
DEPOT or WASHINGTON, }
WASHINGTON, d. c., September o, 1854.
viii be sold, at public auction, at the CorrAls,
near The observatory, in the city of Washington,
on WEDNESDAY, September 81, 1864, a lot OF
MULES,
condemned as UNIT for public service.
Terms-Cash, in Government fu -ds.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock, q. M.
ID. II. RUCKER,
Brisahier General and Chief Quar- ermaster,
sep5.l3t Depot OF Washington.
OUARTERMASTER GENERALS
W OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, WARRINGTON,
d. G., SEPTEMBER ., 1854.
viii be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, TO the high
cat bidder, at the time and places named below,
viz:
York, Pa, Thursday, Sept. IS, 1864.
Altoona, Pa, Thursday, sept. %, 1854.
Lebanon, Pa, Thursday, Sept. 90, 1864.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horseA have been eondemnel as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farmPurposes many good bargains
may be had. -
Horses sold aingly.
Terms: Cash In Cnited States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel First Division, q. NJ. Gen'rs olhce.
R0b-t2Rth
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NLoTHING AND CLOTHING MA
~ TERIALs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAu or PRovIsIoNs AND CLoTHiNo,}
September I, 1884.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
"Propo,als for Navy Clothing aud Clothing Mate
rials,n will be received at this Bureau until
O'Clock, p. M, the i2th day OF October next for
furnishing and delivering ION receiving thirty
days notice. at the United States Navy Yards At
Charlestown, Mass, and Brooklyn, N Y in such
numbers and quantities and At such times a. nav
be specified by the thief OF this Bureau or BY the
Comm andants OF the said Navy Yards, RESPECT
lively, the numbers and quantities OF the different
articles and at the pisces specified 10 the follow
To-, tt.N ,,t,.
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AUCTION SALE.
A UCTION sALEOFREFUsE WOOD,
IA CHIP, Sc, AND ASHES, CINDERs AND
STAG FROM THE BRASS FOUNDRY;
Also, ONE YOKE OF Condemned

o.. NAVY YAnD,l
-. WARRINGTON, SEPT. 10, 1854
VIII be sold. At public auetion, 10 the hughes,
at the Washington Navy Yard, lot Of Refuse
Wood, Chips, 40 VIII Oh will he arranged in mar.
GELS for the convenience Of the purchasers aiio
quantity Of Ashes, Cindera aud Stag from the
Brass Foundry.
Immediately after which will he sold,
ONE YOKE OF OXEN,
condemned as unfit for public use.
Terms, for tho Wood, chip, Cit dsrs, 6o.i Cash,
In Government funds, .H
Articles TO be removed within one week on for.
For the oxen~cash on the spot, and to be re.
CHARLES Il. LATHRoP,
seletd tChron. copy.l Naval storekeeper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-20

Horn Told FATTERINa TALE, but never
even anticipated so divine q preparation for the
toilet, a. that delightful preparation" sozodontn
So cool and refreshingly agreeable to the mouth
and teeth, hArdens and In gorAtes the gums; gives
= pure and healthy tone 10 the breath, olennses,
beauties and preserves the teeth, and arrests do.
osy.
sold by Druggists. rc20eod
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-20

HoRn THrsvEs. -Mr. r. 2. House, who
lives At the pational race course, has within the
past few weeks lost several horses. The o'her
named Rassn, who eonfe,sed tbst hes IN eompSoy
with two others, stole the hories, aud that they
were employed by hack driver In this city AIMED
James Fl.herty. The hack driver was arrested
and one OF the norses found In his possession. He
was held 10 bail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-20

employees, who derive their brpport from the
Government, [Crles of "That's tot'l
'enaiot Lane was sue geded Iy senator Chan
dler, OF Michigan, and Messrs. Kellogg and Nc
q ntoheon, OF the same state, who addressed the
or.wd ~ tone length. Thcir remarks were re-
eeived With cheers by the 10y Al people present. but
With gfoans aad hisses BY the Copper4esds, who
hsd come from their Parker Hall den with the
vowed purJ0se Of interrupting the meeting -iu
ether words, Il disturbing the freedom OF
speech.n
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lay COOKE 4 CO., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,

OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREAsuRT,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW L. 8. sEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act OF June 80, 1864. The notes
Will be Issued under date OF August IS, In denomi.
nations Of
$50, 800, $500, $1,000 AND $4,000,
Payable TO bearer or order, bearing interest At
per cent. per annum, payable semi'AnnuAlly'
and Will DO convertible at the option OF the holder
at maturity into six per cent. Fiye-Twenty bondS'
We buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN;
And paw the hiCheGt price Tor
QUAETETMAST ER'S CERTIFICATE CHECKS
jyg1.dtI JAY CoohE Co'
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JRwELRr.-Beautiful Gold plated Jewelr!
and silver plated Tea Spoons, for only 81, At TIL
Dollar Jewelry store, AS Pennsylvania avenu
near Four-and-a-half street. Bep20-lws
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS

- AUCTIoNEERs ...-
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOTION THURSDAY, the sth day Of Sep unber,
1854 will be exposed At public sale, at q O'clock
r. m, on the premises, the following described
premises and property situate, lying, and being 10
Lot numbered fourteen tlI) In square numbered
four hundred and sixty (l65l aRreeAbIy the to
subdivision q said square, together with the i'm.
provements thereon, cons sting OF two-story and
attic BRICK HOUSE. This property fronts on
sixth street weat, between d and Z streets south,
(Island)
ram Clark and George D. Clark to Henry W. Ham.
lton, and also by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia In ohanoefy in
the 18th day Of July, 1884, and appoint
Ing the subscriber George =, Rider, the trustee In
tho room and stead OF the said II. W. Hamilton.
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay.
mcnts be.ripg interest from day Of salej deed
given and deed Of trust takenj all conveyAnctng
at the purchasers cost two hundred dollars ofthc
purchase money will be required when the prop
crty ia knocked Off If II should not be paid down,
the property will DO then and there put up and
sold 70 the next highest bidder who shall eomplyi
and II the whole terms shall not be complied with
In five days, the Trustee reserves the right to
sell the property at the risk and expense OF the
defaulting purchaser, by Advertising such resale
81 aFss Ts 10 some TSsa r ss city
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
su5-tawds' Auotioneefs.
THURSDAY, 10Th inst, same hour aud place, by
order of tho Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
stpa Auetioneerr.
THE above sale IL stili further post
poned until THURSDAY, the 22d Instant, same
hour and place, By order Of the Trnstee,
sepl6 Auctioneers.