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ToIE EEPoRCED.-Superinten Richards
has issued an cTd-- TO the police 10 enforc" the
Con 1TatloE law approved Jure 3, 1858. cd
titled An act 10 prevent nuisancrs," which
requires the removal OF all distractions from
the footways OF Pennsylvania avenue and the
streets Iunniny through the same Il is nm
Cersfood by the Uoli q 10 include all thu peanut
and apple stands extending over foar feet from
the building line. The order is similar TO those
issued several times during the term of Super
1rtendent W ebh, bnt has caused quite q COM
motion among the fruit dealers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHEN YOU PERL CoUGH or broncial affection
creeping the lungs, take Ayers Cherry PsrtoYnl
and cure it before it becomes incurable. de l-lw
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nosy Lodge, No. 9, /. o. o F.. viii take place
at God Fellows IAN, Hayy-Yard. on Thurs
osy evening, he isto INST. This will undoubt-
Tons are being made To that END
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-George
Guigan, hacking with false number: dismissed.
VIM. Perkins, Dennis Day and Sam'l Kelly,
drunk and dIsorGerly: Si9l each. Andrew
Gleason, violating hack law; dismissed VIM.
J. Pearson, selling tickets unlicensed; do. j.
Fowler, threats: bail for peace. VIM. Johnson
and Robert Molten, larceny; Jail for court. Ed.
Moten, do; held rs a witness. las. Murphy,
Drunk; workhouse Robert McVicker, rand
larceny; Jail for court. Charles Fl. Peck, dis
orderly; military. Alice FitZgerald, do; 50.
John Black, drunk: sent to Navy-Ya7d. Su-
san johnson, do; 80.
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ALExANDKIA AFFAIRs.-From the Alexan-

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs-From the AleXan-
driA State Journal:
The Court, Il Court OF Oyer and Terminer,
proceeded TO the trial Of DENNIS Lawrence, a
free negro. The SAID Lawrence was set to the
bar in the custody of the jdilor, and charged
that he cid, on the LIST day OF December, 1861,
feloniousty assault, WITH intent to raysh, one
SsIlie T. n Terrell, 4 colored infant Sundry
Ri'nesS.s were examined, and the prisoner by
counsel teard in his defense, and the Court
took time to consider o. its Judgment.
n division of the Sons ~ Temperance was
Instituted In this place = the 5th instant. A
large delegation from The different divisions of
WashiI gtCn city " rs present, those interested
having chartered asteamboat for the purpose
OF brin gng them do IN.
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and Retail [
dec g. lw"

"a p,u " JOHN o. EVANS& CO.,
1I IL N. " y. street, bet. III and I, Island.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GEORGETOWN FEMALE sEMINARY.-A
N Boarding and Day School, 81 West street,
GEORGETOWN, D. @. The duties of this institution
will be resumed September 9Th. Circu lars may be
nov IT, I'M" M. narrower.
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RECOVERY DoUBTPuL-B. O'Flanigan and
Thos Cassidy, the men VINO were so badly
beaten Saturday night In restaurant on 18th
near T. street, were IN doubtful condition yes
eTdsy. BAH was offered for the release OF JOS
Stone, the principal, who Is now in Jail, but
Justice swell did not feel at liberty to take
bail under the circumstances, and referred the
subject to the court
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PROMENADE CosCERr.-The Treasury Regi-
ccncert at Growers Thpatar, on Monday even
II <, me 10 n inst. Grafulla's fth Regiment n.
y ;. N. q Band Will disccu~as west mu>ic
on inc occasion This will be q Apiendid affair,
and will be attended nv MANY az our promi.
nent citizens and officers z
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M hRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of heri
w iacias, sues from the Clerks OFF &c of the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia. and to
me dITected will expose to PUBLIC sale, for cash,
on FRIDAY, the sd Gay of December, 1854, at the
front Of the Court House door OF said District. at
u CLOCK NJ the following property, to- wis viz
All that part of Lot No. %. in SOU re No 904, be-
ginnine at point in the line of Sth street east S
Ieet inches north from the southeast corner OF
sRld lot; running thence north. with the line OF
said street, is feet inches; thence west by line
at right tnt lie with said street TO the alley ~ ths
south 10 feet inches; thence by a stra ght line to
the BEGINNING, with the improvements 81 leon,
seized and levied upon as the properly OF IIuS-
mar NJ Brush and will be sold to satisfy ludicisls
No;%5 January term 1887 10 rSS 70 T. SGSnamin
de.J q 8. Marshal, d. 9.
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NNANTED-A BIacksmith's HELPER. Apply
w atNo. $50 18th St, between and sta.
doc JOHNSnN
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NNANTED-By an experienced operator on
W Wheeler & Wilson, sewing machine. SIT
IATION to sew References given. Call at 1896
New York avenue, b5twee n 18th and 18th streets.
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RY5As. Q. MCGUIRE 3 co. Au'tioneera.
TRUsTIE'S sALEOF VACANT LOT NEAR THE

O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue Of q deed Of
trust, dated August 18th, lss4. and duly recorded
D. G. shall sell. part of Lot No. 4, in Square No
GA, frenting on Delaware avenue, between O and
streets north Beginning for the said part. Of
Delaware avenue and running at light angles with
said avenue, eastwardly log feet, thence south 70
with the north line of said Lot ardly to Del!
aware avenue l52 feet inches. thence northwsrd
Of BEGINNING, containing 800 feet more,or less.
Terms cash. -
p j. STEHR, TruBtes.
nov is-saw&d 10. McGIIRE& CO., Aaots.
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NOW OPEN. ~
~ Therew, elegant DINING ROOMS for
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
L street and Pen ns, lvania aye.,
Third door east OF Willards'.
rov2I-lys g. RAMSEY
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RI JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. AuctlOnsers.
LOT ON YOUTH svRErr, BET 3D. AND AZ
SITS. AT PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 9TH At
CT on me premises, shall sslt to the higl
ess SIuoet. LOT No. 80, in sub ivisior of Square
80 iroI ting 8 feet on south M street bet 81 and
alley. AN A'O iVe' W 10 'oo'
Title perfect.
Terms cash
Cost OF conveyances at the expense OF the pur-
ef aser. " f
decsd J. c. MCGUIRE Il Co. Auct..
PY THoS. BOWLING. AUct'r Georgetovn.
EXECUTORS SALE OF vALUABLs I'M
PR EcyEa,P PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. AT
On WFDNFsDAy AFTERNOON. December 7,b.
81 O'Clock, will sell. in front of the premises
No. 1902 West street part of Lot Nc. % in ReaI's
inches on West street, between Congress and
Washin gton streets, and running back to IL foot
paved alley
The improvements consist of well built two
story Prick House containii nine roo ms and cell
lar with gas Throws hout the house
FERNS: One 8lf cash: balance in IL mon his, Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property.
All c. nvey sncng and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser
Title perfect
JOHN CHEW. Executor,
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer,
S6-d Intel I
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EOR RENT-Op Cepitol Hill Four pleasant
L furnished ROOMS. With Kitcbsn. in Brick
House on Sd street near street, not far from the
Capitol Apply on premises. dec I cost
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"ANTED-Seversl HANDS to work on cloak a
w and to make button holes
NJ WILLIAM.
de est 336 Pennsylvania avenue
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yNJANTED-Ry q respectable and Thoroughly
w competent woman, a COOKS PLACE. w0ers
a first class female cook is required. She eau give
the best reference as to character, competency
c. Address BOX No. IL. Star Office. Lat
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"ANTED-A tidy little GIRL to mind baby
w art make herself generally useful. Apply
at 43 E street, second door from 18th, Fancy
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A genteel YOUNG
w GIRL. to take checks in first class dining g.
room. Apply at Markham Hotel" 2l2 Peun's
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XSANTED-A MAN to clean Harness and Bri-
w dies, no one NJ ed apply unless he Understands
the business. Apply at FLEMMING'S, Nstioa-
al stables, on street, betwe AZ and 9th streets
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"ANTED-A young MAN to work as second
W hand in bake house, ere who has be. &C
custoped to The business A German preferred.
Apply to T. POTENTINI, No. 219 Pennsylvania
avenue. de 6-2t+
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WANTED-By a respectable man. a sITUA
w rIOE as baker. He under stands the hre ad
pie. cake and cracker baking in all its branches
thoroughly. Address"A. Nj. H., 'istar Office
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AUCTION SALES,
fUrURB DAYS.

Rf BE0OKER 4 BELLEY. Auctioneera
~ No. $40 north 7th street. bet and K
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TIE CASE OF COMMISSIONER BLAokroRp.

THE CASE OF COMMISSIONER BLACKBOARD.
The trial of Mr.. F. w Blackboard, Commits
sioner OF the Board OF Enrolment, was re-
sumed this morning, before the Military Com
mission, on 1ith street, below PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, OF which Brig. Gen. Briggs is Pre.i.
denf, and Lieut.. Col. Burnham, Judge Advo-
cate.
The letters Of appointment and acceptance
OF the accused as Commissioner OF the Board
of enrolment were offered in evidence by
the accused, and accepted as such
The defense of the accused was read by the
Judge Advocate.
His statement Is that he was appointed COM
missioner of the Board OF Enrolment August
!, 1863: that he was guilty of no conduct preiu-
dicisl to good order and military discipline.
To the first specification he states that he pur-
chased q certificate of enlistment at a less price
than its value, and states that such proceed
ipgs was allowed by Capt Scheetz In regard
to the second specification. he states that he did
nothing wrong, as also to the others, and closes
by stating that the law forbidding the receiving
of money by officers and employees OF the
Board of Enrolment was not in force until
February "a, 1854; that he could have easily
sold certificates OF non. enrolment at 500 each,
without any fear of detection, but he never
thought of such proceeding: that he performed
Mr.. Balls work in making out papers during
Mr.. BIS absence; that the following day he re-
ceived a note by MIR. Dudley's clerk. enclosing
SIS, which he said was due him, he having
made out eleven papers for him, and it being
usual TO pay s. for each that he had been
under arrest since the 24d of October, and not
allowed TO draw pay.
The case being concluded, the court was
cleared for deliberaton. II may be some days
yet before the finding is made known.
NEW PASS OFFICE-In accordance With in
structions from Col. Weis well, Military Gov
ernor, Lieut.. T. 1ngraham, ir., has been placed
in charge of the pass Office established in the
building prepared by the Potomac Ferry Com
pany az the seventh street wharf, for the pur-
pose OF issuing passes 70 persons DESTROYS of
visiting Alexandria. The rules of this branch
Office will be the same as those heretofore gov
ernng the office q the corner of Ninteenth and
streets, except that passes will not be issued
for a longer period than seven days, nor to any
other point than Alexandria All monthly
passes and passes to Cross the bridges. will, as
heretot ore. be issued at the office corner of
Nineteenth and streets. which will be under
the immediate charge of Capt. w. II. Rogers,
the regular pass officer attached to Col. Wes.
wells headquarters.
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WANT D-sECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also; hIRRORs CARPETS, BEDS, BED
description g. BUCHLY, 4O6 It'll street
ie8-f between 6 and a east side
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ITO DRUGGIsTS-A competent Drug Clerk
4 wants SITUATION by the 18th of the pres
ert month. Address Box 2, Star OGica. de est
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EOR sALF-Ths STOCK. GOOD VIII and
L FIXTURES Of = Oika- Store in Gporg town.
Address I. G., Star Office, or No. SC Bird sc
sire ct. G cor gstowD, de 80
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VHANTED-By a respectable woman, a sITUA-
w TION TO do light Chamherwork. TO assist in
SEWN g and taking care of children. Rest recon-
mendations given. Address IN. u. G - Star Office
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EOR RKNT-One large FURNISHED ROOM on
second floor. Inquire at 500 4th street.
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Br W. B. LEWIS d co. An'si0nssr''
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT F

On TUESDAY, December 18th, on tn pre- mses.
Mt o'clock p. n. we shall sell that valuable
Building Lot. being the north part of Lots, in
Square No. 2s, fronting 81 feet l01a icches on l9a
street street west BY los feet l0a inches to
a wide alley.
This proper ty being SO near Pennsylvania ave-
RI" "nd the Departments, should claim the at
teutio0 OF rtrsorS desirirP good investment
Terms: One half cash: balsnce in m onths
az cost w. B. LEWIS &c co, Aucts.
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yNOR RENT-Very desirable furnished ROOMS.
Il One very LARGE one. suitable for three gentle
men, at No. 400 4th St., east of City Hall. fer
epce required, decT st"
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FREIGHTS.

H...T "
By this route Freights Of all descriptionscan be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct. .GJft "a
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, By which Goods can be for
werded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken.
lucky, TENNESSEE, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and a
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, con. rely with
confidence on its speedy transit. !.sE.. F4
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any,
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times as favorable AZ are charged by.
other Rail Road Companies. !Nat}. ~;
Bas-Bep~ particular TO mark packages "via Psnn'a
Central r. r." FfI.ri
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either OF the following Agents Of the
DA STEWART Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE d Co, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H.,W BROWN l. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, .
r. C. MELDRUM b co., Madison, Indiana.
j. E.. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky. ,a,,-
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r.. F.. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois. .-s-". 81
JH. McCOLM, Portsmouth, O.. 5
j. M. LOVE, Maysyille, Ky. .'"a ,.l. ..
HALL d CO., Marietta O.. ..:gpr-
4. AYRES, Muskingum River. , fs-
". HIS E. L LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
Il. S. PIERCE & CO., Zanesyiile, o.
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley, O. is"' .aI,st
r. @. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent. d.
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In Chancery.
VIIEST VIRGINIA, Ohio County, Circuit Coz

VLIRST VIRGINIA., Ohio County, Circuit Court,
w September rules, 1854:
Thoodo Ne Fink in his own right, and said Theodore
and his wife, late widow Of Daniel Zane, deceased,
compliments, against Gibson L CraDmer and c Lean
der Zane, executors Of Daniel Zane, deceased, and
said O Leader Zane, Gibson L Cranmer and wife Della,
Daniel Zane, Anon Mcswords and his wife Indiana,
dsvissss and l~egatees of said Daniel Zane, deceased,
and Noah Zane, Orloff Zane, James W Zane, Eosnezer
" ZsAs, o Leander zans, Dapiei Zane, Anon dc
Elizabeth, and Gibson L Cranmer and wife Della. and
which Noah, James, Ebenexer, q Leander, and Daniel
Zane, Indiana Acswords, Elizabeth Phillips, and Della
Zane, deceased, and 2 Jacob, Walker Hunter, Elisha
Lindsay. Daniel O List, Rev Alfred PAUL, and The
North Western Bank Of Virginia, defendants.
The object Of this suit is to sell that part OF Zines
island in said County Of Ohio, which belonged 20 said
Daniel Zane, declared, and which he coRyeyedto john
List, nov deceased, and 2 Jacob, as Trustees, to secure
the payment Of a debt to the North Western Bank of
Virginia, and which debt Ii now held by the plaintiff,
Theodore Fink. And also to sell the property Of said
Daniel Zane, deceased, owned by him in his lifetime,
called "The Homestead" aud which was conveyed TO
Walker Hunter, Trustee, TO secure the payment ofa
debt 70 Elisha Lindsey, and which dsbt of said Lird-
sey is also owned by said plaintiff, Theodore Fink.
said asss. 20" ''
ana, Noah Zane and Orlof Zane, not having entered
their appearance, and it appearing from an affidavit
died in the cause that they are not residents of the
State Of West Virginia, on the motion of the CON-
p!ainants by their counsel, it is ordered, that they do
appear here within one month after the due publca-
ton Of this order and do what may be necessary 10
protect their interests herein, and that a copy of this
order Be published, once q week, for four successive
Ing and that Q further copy be posted at the front door
0fths Court House Of Ohio County, for a like period,
Octobetl l, 1854.
A copy-Tsste,
JACOB BURKLE, Clerk
z. JACOB, for complainant.
octa-ltaw4v
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PARTITION, ESQ. will please take
n uss notice that I shall on the 27th day Of Novem
Del, iS61, q tne once OIL Smith, In the town of FAR
mont West Srglnia, between the hours of A. NJ. and
SP. n. efthat day proceed to take the Dispositions Of
Z,doc JOLT and others, to be read in evidence in a
. rtsin suit In shancsry now pending in the Circuit
are defendant, and II from any cause the taking of
such depeGitians b not commenced, or if Commences
the same b not completed on said day the TAKING nj
place and between the same hours Until completed.
RLIZABRTH BARTHLON.
oct21-4tw Per Attorneys, Wilson 4 Smith,
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PUBLIC SALE h.
10 ~ 4 or l-.'e,- 8
Valuable Real Estate
In THE COUNTY OF MARION

a-'. ~CSN~ NHOA -..
Pursuant to the provisions Of u decree of the
Circuit Court of Marion County rrouounced in
the cause Of Garsh i Galloway, complainants.
against Creed Raymond and others, defendants,
and other causes heard Herewith, on the 29th
dayof November 1860, the undersigned commits
sloner, appointed for that purpose BY an order
Of said Court maie on the second day Of October,
10 1, 10, said cause, will proceed, in front of the
Co irt House of Marion County, on the second Mon
DAY IN November, 1854, to sell, at public auction
the two parcels of land allotted to the said Creed
raymond by the decree aforesaid, to wit {: A par
eel containing one hundred and twenty Q2O) &C res.
sIuste on the waters of the west fork of the Mo.
nonganela river, adjoining land owned by Jacob
Long, William ) Sandy and Others, being a nor
ton of the land conveyed by George Hsrter and
wife to william c. Raymond, deceased. and a
parcel containing three and aoneithird 81 In.
acres, situate near the town of ,Fairmont ad-.
joining lands of Alfred Flaming and Others be;no
q portion Of . parcel of ten sores conyeysa bS
Alfred Fleming and wife to said william {. Hay,
mond's heirs; both Of said parcels are. boweys,
subject to the dover fthe widow of said William !,
Raymond, deceased, as far IS the same is ia;d'
thereon, and will be sold subject thereto
TERMS.-A credit of six, twelve and eiobtaen
months viii be giycn the purchasers, executing
cor ds, with approved security, bearing interest,"
fro 4 theldsy Of sale, for the purchase money -
.l-.J -sv ZEBpLON MUSGRAvE, ,
October =, 1854. octl0.4t, lawn
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMAS J. KISNER.

Will In addition to the treatment ofall Acute Diseases,
devote o portion Of his time to the treatment Of all va
relies Of Chronic Diseases, upon the Rational or Elsc-
tit system. Such a. Diseases of Bye and Ear, Rheu
matte and Nervous Diseases, Spinal Affections, Epilep-
~, Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder and Kid
nsys. All Sorofulous, Skin and ~Syphilitic Diseases,
Club Feet or Distorted Limbs, and all Diseases, both
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are subject.
From his long experience in such cases, he feels con-
fdent Of giving entire satisfaction to any who may
g, all. No charges for examination and opinion of cases
Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. All nmun .,
IONS strictly confidential, and promptly attended
Once hours A. N. to 9P. NJ. 81 @
ONCE and Residence on Sd Street, near Reed = ( raft
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va.
jy2-d6W.ly.
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The trains
MMd e.
az era
p.
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,freat Excitement at 1853 Main Street
an now opening Q full and well selected stock Of
y faliand Winter Dry Goods, embracing all kinds
oi!oreasn and Domestic goods, which, being purchas-
cd during the panic, I offer for sale at lower cash prices
IN n any other house in the city. Ny stock Of French
-" ernos, foplins, Alpaccas, Plaids, Delaines, Balmo-
Z fosP skirts, White Goods Hosiery, Wool foods,
SnnS etcy etc, - full and complete. / have also
vA @orssd colors of Carpet Chain. @
~aii AIRY and examine the goods, before purchasing
svnsre. (octl-lm) r. KENNEDY.
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PUBLICsSALE.l

WILL sell at public auction on Friday, October
! 2lst, en- Robert Marshslls hrrn, sx5 miles esst NJ
Wheeling, 6 hoyses,l mule 2 beef cattisSS hog, a lot
OF straw, stack Of hay, 4 lets Of wagon barnes, ! new
rifle, two horse wagon and other &fticies. si"041
oetii S. CLATTERBUCk.
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SOFT HATS, Of all styles and colors, Just rec lived at
- octl4 HARPER & BRO.
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LIVE STOCK

Drovcrs and Farmers win find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards, well
wasered and supplied with every oonveniencs, have
been opened on this line and its connections, and every
attention Is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg.
where will bel ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, a choice Is offered of the philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest, quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York via AllentownI and with fewer changes
than any other. ~
EAroH LEWIS, denl Superintendent Altoona,
IA. . ...4.re1 a5'a IN. ,tF -
Z. l.. HOUPT, Genr Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
atiphia' s.t t"'A .~"'liiHi .janll-my24
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TRANSFORMED


DO Lave Whssaini !. ssiy,e.rre r. y.
Arrive at Washiugton,...... ......-6l ~
Dan freight to be- forwarded from Wheeling must
delivered az the depot befole o'clock, r. M toins
its shipmensshs alma day.0 tapsasrSI, On,
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