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The New York herald., 1864-08-17

q AJ. BoGART, AucTloNEERs, WILL SELL OF
- rhurtGav AUgust ", at iC O'Clock - ne corner w
Fift eighth stecl and Broadway by vtHe o. chsti
,orr - one round Coach trimmed win csfx pue eoth'
~ nj col order, nearly new -
a. uFpyASS 4 co. AucrlONEERs, SID III
-. tnV AuNu Ill ~ " O'Clock a. NO > Ni.tn"atu
street by virtue q tWtel m0fttfN ne tnuIe w. 80
sst1rs. 4r 4 t,s man Drug w. ufnRs ~ -
- any fefct Afiiees Bottles, c0outcfs she viNg ana
al S's~ uA'V's' acsrAF sPETH, MJrtsasee. :.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
HOTELS.

IRVING HOUSE NEW YORK, BROADWAY AND
Twelfth entrance IS Twelfth street Conduo,ea On
che European plan Accommodation for isrnis
silent guests. GEORGE W. HUNT rropnetor.
TToTEL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AND
III snge gentlemen a. az Clinton place. corner univer
eny paoe' TRANSIENT CHAs LEFLER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
UCTloN NOTICE.
"A HOUSE, SALE OF NJ
D0cEwnnn AM VI AIN IT L

UCTloN NOTICE.
"A HOUSE SALE OF NJ
ROSEWOOD AND WALN I
WORKS OF Al
NADE AND IMPORTED FOR
AND LOST OVER
BE PEREMPT0RlLY
REStRNk. THIS WEI
TERNOON- AT z
PRECISELY.
HENRY RUSSELL WESTCt
Al the elegant residence No laz
between Seventh and Eighth aven'
elegant Psrlor. Sleeping Rooms.
Furniture OF the house all IN peri
forte, cost 500; two magnificent ;
in green reps aud made - order
Lounges. elegant Arm and kece
and hrocztel. fine Carpets. large
$3.50 statusry aud Egyptian top
rich Ctrisius and Shades. eiea ant
Bron. es. nc. rosewood BE ista ADS
Hair and spring Mattresses. y EDS
niture in oaS. rich China, Cut y
Hall Furniture. Sofa Beds, Ar. 81
N R.--rHE QUANTITY ~
MAKES 1T IMPERATIVE I'll IA
COMMENCE At TWO O'CL "
TIES WISHING TO ATTENt
SEVENTH OR EIGhTH AVl sN
NO POSTP0NEMEST.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

.uEsAy B..NFRTs, JR, AUCTIosNrEiElRa srilas.n1p INV
ISyra M1-S3RY SALE OF sEAsoNAbLE Ohf
GOODS sToKE rLLTTEEs, LEASE, - StatSau &c;
ON I'll fss5Tso Us CANAL STREET.
osrpris ing srse stock OF Dress Is uaneoss rints'
x1sess Linens Laees, Ern sroidsries Go,es Hosiery
shs.Is paop Skr.s TrinmnGs Buitons, Spool Cotton.
prtss Rrbbous- Combs. Pc fumery, Fancy Goods &c.
Ais the se Fixtures and Lecs o. store to be SOLD post
So Ghout am account OF the owner leav
Inc fSr z, ,rcpe catalogues at Eale.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. y
Jay Cooke Go. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securities:
LATE FROM UP RIVER,

The Rebels under Johnson and M cCausla.d
Attack Averilf at Martinsbury-He FaIIs
Back to Hainesville, near Falling Wa
teri - Obtaining Reinforcemen's, he
Re.occupies Martinsburg
We learn from parties who arrived here las
night from Hagerstown, that on Sunday the
rebels, under McCausland and johnson, ad .
vanced form Bunker Hill and attacked Ayerill
at Martinsburg.
Averill, after q spirited resistance, fell back
to Hainesvile, short distance from Falling
Waters, on the Virginia side of the river, where
he took up position.
During Sunday night Averill received rein
foTcements, and at o'clock yesterday mornin q
advanced against the rebels and drove tn I'm
back to Bunker Hill, and re-occupied Martins i
burg.
The loss in these engagements was not def
nitely known, but is supposed to be light
On Sunday body of dismounted cavalry
was dispatched from the camp at Hagerstown
to Williamsport, where they are now guarding
the lords of the river.
The cannonading caused by the affair was
distinctly heard at Hagerstown, and caused
considerable anxiety to the result
Passengers who came down from Hagers-
town to Frederick yesterday state that when
passing through Middletown Valley, at eleven
o'clock q. m, continuous cannonading could
be heard in the direction OF Berryville, from
Early.
The stage passed quite a number of panick-
farmers in the valley, who were running OF
their horses for fear that the rebels might sue
coed in getting across the river. The subse-
quent news that Sheridan had beaten Early
sured the farmers, who took the back track
homeward with their cattle,
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FROM THE FRONT


The United States mail steamer Charlo tie
Vanderbilt, Capt. Colmay, arrived here this
morning at 10 O'Clock from City Point with the
army mails and passengers.
She reports that an engagement is anticipa-
ted, as Iheavy skirmishing and picket firing
was still going on in the vicinity of the We'll
don Road yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
The rebels continue to throw an occasional
shell at our working parties on our new rail-
road, but with little or no effect.
Sunday night the movements of the rebels
in the vicinity Of Sycamore church indicated
that they were making preparations tor anoth-
er raid in our rear for the purpose, 1t was sup
posed, of gettIng TO City Point If possible. Ru-
mors were afloat at City Point Sunday night
that the rebele were within miles of that
place, but no person could be found who saw
them.
Our troops were called out and held in read :
mess, but up to ten O'Clock yesterday morning
no rebels had made their appearance
The man killed on the down ward trip Of the
Vanderbilt was John M. Reed. His body was
conveyed to City Point, where it was inferred
The man that committed the deed was placed
under guard there, and will be tried by court
martial.
The steamer Keyport, Capt E. S. Tolbert,
while coming out OF the channel at Fortress
Monroe yesterday, ran against an anchor lett
there by the wreckers, and stove in her bottom.
She filled rapidly, and it was found necessary
TO run her on the flats, where she sunk in
twelve feet W alter a few moments after the &C
cident. All on board were saved. and wreck
ers have been sent for to raise her.
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New York stock Market-First Board.

New York Stock Market-First Board.
(By the Peoples Line-Omce 5ll Ninth street I
NEW YORK, Sep. 2O.-U. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
1911; U. S. 5.20s, HOG; Certificates Of Indebt-
edness, 9H; Gold, 222H; N. Y. Central, 126;
Erie, 1861; Hudson River, 117A; Harlem, -
Reading, 1907; Michigan Central, 1887; Michi-
gan Southern, SIX; Illinois Central. i2s;
Cleveland and PIttsburg, l11k; Cleveland aud
Toledo, l22; Chicago and Rock Island, I07x;
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN, 49, Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 1857; Alton
and Terra Haute, So; Chicago and North.
western, So; Quicksilver, S2k.
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MAINE STATE ELECTION.
Eurther RAturns.

GARDINER Bile, Sept. 19.-Ths Bangor Wing
Of this mornfng, has unofficial returns from
eigh ty.six towns. In addition to official returns
from two hundred and seventy-five towns,
previously telegraphed, making in all three
hundred and sixty. one towns, cities, and plan.
talions, giving Cony 81 1853 and Howard 80, 706.
Last year the vote Of these towns was For
Cony, 59,923; Bradbury, 44,O97. The vote in
ing to have carried 1t by q small majority.
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LATER FROM EUROPE,

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Rumored r Recognition of Italy by Austria
General News Unimportant.
HALIFAX, Sept. 19.-The steamship Sidon,
from Liverpool on the 9th, via Queenstown
on the 9TH, has arrived. 20 a2a ~
The political news Is unimpoftant.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-Consols s7K for money.
~ LATER.
FARTHER PoiNT, Sept. 19.-The steamship
Hibernian, from Londonderry on the 9th, has
passed this point. q
n ~ LATEST So Z
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ct is rumored that
Austria is about to recognize the Kingdom Of
Italy.
Cotton and breadstuffs declining.
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Official War Bulletin.
Glorious Ness from Sheridan!

He has a Brilliant Victory Over Early
He Captures 1880 Prisoners, Five Can.
non, and Nine Army Flags-Rebel Brig
adler Generals Rhodes and Gordon Killed
-Uuion Gener al Russell. of the 9th Corps,
killed-Tho Enemy Routed and Driven
through Winchester.
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Os chants viii be held ID This EREN1Na. a.
The Board Of RsGs cti a
"BILLIARDsIA mss.ips q !, Billiard n d Room
fPfe s;liS house. Sf
Torch: corner stu and St Matters OF in mpcr-
SARp kEs9
this is Assoeistion will be held at Island Hall,
on. ouf S.Sl: the NESTING Of
dance is requested as business of pressing impor-
w wrnr.ou C..s. MOVES, President;
NGFtJnTcT,F1 r WARD IKE SsxEMPTIoN FUND AS
the above Association at Lansley's school room,
e sssfss east at ana
The subscription hook Of the Association will be
street. a. me so st9rs Of Mr. George Guek
Hill, where any person enrolled in the Ward can
ahe OF i 81 S ssae
alton will be divided among those drafted.
FERGUSON, s s. r. s aSgLIok' President.
TN00Asl,o On 0..One hundred dollars
rscait credited to the sef sRa Tsid W OVEN
T,s.s S.,.' Psnns'lvania avenue. next WI
HsKsIaHrs OF F PhxrHIAs. =
0f6c~ m and Mem bers OF POTOMAC Lopez, No T.
are notined 10 attend special meeting TO NOR.
anes Hall Important business demands attsn-
linn. ~ ~ n ..- ...
sep 1879 ROBT. v. HENRY, Scribe.
p~RALLYi RALLYI AALLYi-LIHC0LN
U AMP Johnson CLUB "A sPeev1av.r m sG
q o MON League Hall, 9th street, between and
:ss: sss.S s:.s ys: IN. .s .si
;aS snIss sn
gHo 4. CLBMsNTs. u. ssefs,siy. SEQ is II
~LADIEs OYSTER AND DINING SALOON,
liz ct Jos. sRArRiELDS Confsetion%y
Tsirs' Weddngs B. lis. Receptions and 1ntsrtaia:
neaE furpished at ths c sAoss.:l notice ,pd ncs!
hT steam power, wholesale and rstsii. ssSl4-lns
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" CARD.
W invite publ attention to the sale of piec
OF property on d street. formerly known as Sene-
day next, ed inst See advertisement Of J. @. Nc
Guire & Go. For business stand, j. e., Clothing
store, Gobbling and Shoe Store, Confectionery aud
Bakery, or any other hind Of mechanical business,
II is not to be surpassed by any other location in
the city. Pennsylyania not excepted. san at
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by THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.: Georgetown.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
THE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS FAMILY
GROCERY AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 9th instant, at
10 n oeloea IL will sell. at the store of John G.
entire stock of Groceries, embracing
b9ls Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
" 90 Brown do
Is do Molasses Syrup, .sa5s
81 do Pure Cider Vinegar ~ a.
do Clarified do
20 do Coal Oil,
6S do Old Whisky, some very choice
Bottles of assorted Whisky DE
43 bbls. Brandy. Wine, Gin, Rum, &C., &C.,
leo gross Sham hai Matches, .rf.,s..
SboNes Mould Candles, .......-
u bbls. Hams and Shoulders,
And many other articles usually found in frst-
class family grocery.
Store and Fixtures for rent;
Terms cash. THUS. DOWLIN6,
a. sepA Auctioneer.
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q. MILLER d CO.,

sUBSTITUTESl! SUBSTITUTESll
AGENTS FOR THE QCOTA OF THE DISTRICT.
No. S11 Ninth street west. near Pennsylvania Az.
MEN MEN! MEN,
Always ready to be mustered for or three
years, at the most reasonable prices
We will do better than any other AS WE ARE
KNOWN AND RELIABLE.
N. B;;-Rnnners and others in the business m ost
literally dealt with.
N. H. MILLER,
sep20lm Justice of the Peacs
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~Shillington, Odeon Building, with usual
promptness, sends us an early copy Of Har-
per's Magazine for October, and Frank Les
lies Lady's Magazine, same month.
Also, from Hudson Taylor, 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, we have copy Of Harper for Octo-
Der
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Despende ncy among n ebel Sympathizers-
Union People Jubilant-Ne Later News
from m chile.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-The news from
Atlanta produced great despondency among
rebel sympathizers, and corresponding Joy
among loyal people.
Hoods army is reported through Ioyal
sources, to be greatly demoralized
All the trans Mississippi rebel army, with
the exception of Buckner's brigade, has moved
up tow ards While river
Buckner con fronts the remnant OF our army
at Morganzia Our main force has been sent
away from Morganzia. Its destination Is con-
traband. fsf
Col s. Seymour, rebel commissioner of ex.
change, and Col. Dwight Federal commission
er, were in consultation at Morganzia yester-
day 1t is hoped that o general exchange of
prisoners will result.
There is nothing new from Mobile.
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BOARDING..

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMM0-
"A dated with Rooms and Board. Also, Table
Board l93 r street between 18th and 18th SITS.
sep LOST"
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES or sin gle
VI gentlemen can be accommodated with BOARD
and Rooms: Also, large psrlor for rent hand
somely furnished; Apply on 2lst street, between
and ii, No. $40. sepH 1927
FIRST CLASS BOARD. with Furnished Rooms,
also, Table. can be obtained at No. 1852 g. st.,
between H and /. sep l7-7t+-
DLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD can be had
near Bladenshurg. Apply to W. Z. Brown,
Coal dealer, 2s2 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. sep H-3t*
ROOhS WITH BOARD and Table Board with
IL cut Rooms, may be had at 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, bet 18th and 10th. sep 16-lw. .
900 FIRST STREET, BETWEEN AND B.
OCC CAPITOL HILL-single gentlemen, o.
gentlemen and their wives, can now be accommo-
dated with large, pleasant ROOMS. Location
pleasant. Breakfast from to 8. Dinner at 6.
References exchanged sep 15-lr*
EIRsT- CLASS BOARD, with Furnished Rooms,
l. Also Table Board can be obtained at No. AIS
street, between 9Th and 9Th. Breakfast from
to 9; dinner from 8 to g. sep 3-1m*
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NOTICE TO THE PURoHAsHRs OF
DRY GOODsl I-
Ladies wishing to supply themselves in Fall and
Winter ,
DRESS GOODS.
MERINOs.
ALPACAs, &c.
will find the latest styles at
JULIUS sYCEL'S
Those wishing heavy yard wide BLEACHED
COTTON, at so cents. will find it at
JULIUS sYCEL'S
All wanting last years FLANNELS and CASSI-
MERES, with small advance on last years. prices
should call at "
JULIUS SYOEL'S.
Those desiring the latest Partisan styles Of
SHAWLS and CL0AKS. FRENCH C0RSETS, at
S2.25; Thirty Spring HOOP SKIRTS, at $l5O; Two
Hundred Yard SPOOL COTTON, at 10 cents; NEE
DIES, cents, and thousands of other articles In
proportion. will call without delay at the Cheap
Store Of +- -. r.
JULIUS sYCEL, AL 7th street,
sep list bet. G and H SITS.
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EALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,

We have now in store q full stock Of the best
French MERINOS, in all colors q. s. and 81 2,
per yard
Plain all wool MOUsELAINS, all colors, at 81
cents por yard
Elegant saxony BREss GOODS, in PLAIDs and
STRIPES, at 81. IS and 81 cts,
Manchester, Pacific and Hamilton DELAINyS in
very choice and select styles for ladies and chill
drsn; Price only IS cts.
500 Pieces Dark PRINTS, excellent quality,
price 40 cts p b..
PRINTS. at 4S cts. ..-.'
BLACK SILKS and MOURNING DRESS GOODS
n great variety, ~.
CUR, Blues and other colors, at 81 per yard.
JOS ]. NAY Co.,
sep20.I sos Pa. av. bet. 9Th and 10th ats,
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Steamer Brooklyn.
Boston, Sept. 2O.-The sIoop of war Brook.
Ign has arrived here to repair.
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS At HH ~ S9kMI WS ~ sThhkr hoRTH

AND 18TH STREET WEST. .. HsF.
Pursuant TO . decree of the Supreme. Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed on the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1864, In Q certain cause mo. I8l
equity wherein Lloyd ". Williams is com plainsnt
and Arthur Nelson and Others are defend pts. the
undersigned Trustee will. on WEDNESDAY, the
l2th day Of October. a D. lsst at o'sioc1 p n:
the following described pieces Of ground situate In
the city Of Arlington and District OF Columbia,
With the sppurtensnces thereto belonging. viz
The east part Of Lot Is in SQUARE go fronting
that width the depth Of said lot. u
And the north part Of Lot u, IN same square,
(2soj fronting twenty eight feet and six ncha. on
nth street west and running back with that width
Terms OF sale, q prescribed by the decree, will
Be: One third Of the purchase money IN cash; and
the residue in 81 and twelve months with interest
from the day of Gale, for which the purchaser g
notes with approved security viii be taken, with
Acclaimed lien on the premises.
ne terms Of sale So not complied With in iye
oeys unereaftsr the Trustee reserves the right to
re eeu tse preIsfty on which default shall be
mag, - tne FISK And expense Of the defsulting
Dorcneeers on one weeks public notice.
Cost OF sonvesanees and stamps to be paid BY
John 9. KENNEDY. Trustee.
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
I Washington county. in the District of Columbia
OF Caleb D. shreve. late of Washington city, d. G..
deceased Al persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 10th day Of September next; they
may Otherwise BY law be excluded from all ben.
1864. sep 29-lsw3w.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ssns.y P.i H sas 1sh .s,s
s sr 5. spss E
SoL Dc s;1fsy sso ,1a
800: sss sssi sss "a ?: stree:
CTRAYED OR STOLEN. from the subscriber, On
PUP n ear full srovn reward Vii Ss
z .:s s 81 Opposite the oi'' hall w.pBAoos
7 OsT Or nIsLA!D.on Friday last PAOK-
s'n s.s1 BE-.
tsspine 70 land Office business. -.
nsssn Il %ans1 gSoK
,ers. value to the owner. The owner |. REQ nestled
forward prove property Rsf sSssEss and
'1e nst. ~ Sill ST.. between 9Th and 10th.
s S :. II &c ss' AZ
'hsTsss ST. haze sAah fBaRsows No. ass 7th
Doa 9% S lssh inst .s an; RqensrsI RUP
i, !: :Ss.s;
ssfSME SoSks Any
the same Hill confer n fsyor b. leaving them at
STRAYED Oh STOLEN from in front Of Barbour
- semmes, large BAY MARE, with harness
on little lame in front less, hind leg swollen. The
ssss Il
T ,osT-FridaX Nisht, @ p, bst.esne q and sth
finder win please deliver it at Mrs. Glitch. Ne.
28S Pennsyiv ania Avenue. sep l9-3t@
STOLEN Or STRAYED from the subscriber,
p living at the corner Of 4th street vest and
street north, medium sized black COW, with a
large white star her face, flank and belly white,
tip IF the tail also white. Any person giving in
formation of her whereabouts or fetch her to the
house. shall be LIBERAL rewarded. sep7-3t"
OK REWARD Stolen or strayed, one white
ODD buffalo COW, red and white about the head
and neck. and one red sRet sSeye the tail Any
between F and G. SITS, or to JOHN K1ERE, on
st.. between Sd and ~ sts, will receive the above
reward. sep H-4tS
&S0 REWARD-was hired By az officer named
Battery G, a black HORSE, four white legs, white
face, glass eyes, IS hands, on Friday September 2,
with military saddle and bride. Fifty Dollars
of thief. r. CRU1T SON,
sep l7-3t" Georgetown, d. O.
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The r eperted Operations of Csrtinas Dis
credited

FEW ORLEANS, Sept 10, via Cairo, Sept. 10.
There is much dispute over the Mexican
news. 1t Is not generally believed. but some
who should know assert positively its truth.
Cortinas is said to be still at Fort Bro wn,
with 19 guns bearing on Matamoras.
Col. Ford's rebel cavalry Is encamped 10
miles up the Rio Grande.
The French moved out 10 miles from Bag.
dad,
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THE WRITER, q young Naval Off Ger, "a years)
Il being almost entirely unacquainted with the
fair sex, With whom he might pass OFF the many
dull and monotonous hours of shipbeard life I
would desire to open a correspondence with one
young warm hearted girl, one willing to devote q
to the pleasure of one Of Uncle Sam 3 devoted ne
phews. For the inquisitive my personal descrip-
l53pounds; hair brown eyes gray, complexion dark
am fond Of music, both mental and vocal, play and
sing myself, but would never set the world afire
with my efforts; am called good looking by widows
and old maids; never remember being called SO by
q young lady. Those considering this worthy OF
notice will please address, in sincerity. HARRY
DE LA TOUR, U. 8. steamer "Fuchsia," Point
Lookout, Nd. IT.
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The Draft in St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-The draft commenced
here to. day in the first district. A division of
Gen. a. j. Smiths troops have arrived at JEFF
ferson barracks, twelve miles below here.
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METAL WAREHOUSE, 81 La. AVE.

METAL WAREHOUSE, 81 La. AVE,
NA WASHINGTON, Sept. II. 1854.
In view of advices from the Rolling Mills we
notify our customers Of decline of one half of q
cent per Id. on al defcri ions of Iron
We quote present prices as follows:
sizes s Bias 81 round and square and Tx
Small Round and Square, Scroll and Band
Iron, pTOp0ytioH6te rates,
oval and Half Round Iron-..-.1ll -
Diamond State Horse Shoe Iron,
$2s0 per ton, l1h
Toe Cork Steel. .----.....- 2k -
Charcoal. Puddlsd
Boiler Plate IA IL
American An eEia Sheet Iren y per 100 lbs. Is
Galvanized 7" 20 {" 30 -
sep 20-3t- IChron. JOHN R. ELVANS.
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READ READ RsApi i7a READ I
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.-Just re-
ceived large assortment of Gents Furnishing
G9ods; comprising the latest styles. at SMITH &c
bAALL'S, No. So 7th street, between and K sts.
Persons will DO well to call and examine our
s5ock OF 1UkNlSH!EGG GOODS before purchasing
per cent. at Smith K BEALL;a. tn street, bet
and sts., No. 36I.
Those in want of BUSINESS SUITS. will please
ca snd exsm,9s sample goods Is ye haze shSice
BEALL ., tn street, bst.I and X, No. $751;
,HaD.-2- So - "a 3 tl4El = q
CUSTOM GOODS MADE 70 ORDER. -Pessons
In want OF Business or Black Dress Salts, will End
L greatly 70 their advantage 70 cell ct SMITH q
BEALLp, III street. BET. I and &, No. SCI. :
YG'SUITs.-ws have mat received our larse
fall aea Water stock 81 Bsyss ulothins, " hiek We
s ';s ss :.s: ss "a "a
&. No. 36l. 'EE ssD Ie-las
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R8AUTIRDL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOF
II SALE,
Know as
PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY

Lately occupied by Miss Mariana Keeeh as a
school situa ted on the Baltimore and Washington
Railroad, at Hysttsville, or Bladensburg Depot, s
miles from Washing ton and 200 yards from Depot.
verted into town lots. The property is highly i'm.
proved with two dwellings- octagon with 10
s,s spa cottage With All kinds Of
est locations on the Railroad between Warrington
and Baltimore-within II minutes ride by rail
good pike. The above place will be sold at AUC-
TON on the premises, for cash or its equivalent.
if the weather should prove unfavorable. the next
fair day. No incumbrance, and possession given
immediately.
spa spring on the premises.
HENRY T. SCOTT,
sep 2-eotOct6s 4s Broadway,N. Y
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1856 PICTURE CORD AND rAsssLs. 1856
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells Rings, Nails. &c. = -
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A SALUTE IN HONOR OF GEN. sHERIDANy
VICTORY.

at IL O'Clock a salute OF one hundred guns was
fired from Franklin Square by battery A, LIST
U. s. regular artillery, in honor Of the glorious
victory achieved by Gen. Sheridan over the
rebel Gen. Early.
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different colors and sizes Window Shades In
store Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order. .-| 80 -. ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From Europe.

From Europe.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O-The steamer City OF
London has arrived from Liverpool. Her
news is anticipated.
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.oaa. y i9sa y E e Ks15HNnpH Trs.sss.

CTAMPING AND lABRoIDIRIN0 done vith
- neatness and dispstch, and &C tie iovesf nfieoa
q l31 MAsaecnaSetts avenue. near tAs NostSeTn
Ikerty No ksk. q S1-i1s