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RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has given no.
uce to all officers of customs that in conformity
with the proclamations of the Presiden, or the
I'd Of April last, and on the 10th Of the present
month, permits are no longer necessary in the
SHIPMENT OF arms, ammunition, or other mer.
cbandize into any Of the States recentIv in m
snrreetion, and that all the ports of the United
STATES without exception, are placed ON the
same footing, and are governed bv the same
" DNPe>'s "
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Shooters in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. s7.-The Schutzan Festi-
val To-Day was attended by au INN .nse gath.
erIne At the shooting park. Al, the usual fes.
Invites peculiar TO such German societies are
IN progress.
Tue processio- was very fine affair. in
Guiding mounted rifiemen, music, and an
immense car containing females and young
children personatng the Goddess Of Liberty
and the thirty six States with the ar ms of each
state on their banners. The yIsIIIng delega.
tons were in carrIages
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ARMY PAY NOT REDUCED

Inc following circular, from the ONCE of the
Paymasier General, eheetuaIly dispo.es of the
unpleasant rumor which has been making a
sensation among many officers and soldiers of
the army, that Congress had provided for the
pay 10 continue only during the rebellion. and
tnat the PRESIDENTS general peace proclama-
uon would rednee IL 10 the old standard:
"CUeUtdT to Chief Pdymdsters.-The procla.
nation OF the Preside mt of August Doth, ls66.
does not IN any way affect the pay and allow.
ance Of officers and enlisted men of the United
States army"
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The GOLD MINES at the Great Falls of the
Potomac are ATTRACTING very general interest
we saw yesterday III the hands of Mr.. w Il.
Moore Of this city ten grains of the precious
metal, obtained from piece of ordinary sur
lace stone, weighing less than eight lbs. Mr.
T. H. Barrett has also about the same q uantity
OF gold that was extracted from a similar rock
Zach OF these gentlemen estimates the quartz
as worth $40 ton. The Maryland Gold
Company are said 10 be doing very we'll, even
better than they expected: but this is only
snrmised, as We understand they are rather
reticent in regard TO their prospects. At any
rate, there is no abatement in the gold fever
for we hear of a company of six having been
formed here this week to work a mine, and of
others shout 10 be acknowledgements
Courier.
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PEBLIC LAND OPERATIONS

Complete returns ofcash sales, locations with
bounty land warrants, agricultural college
scrip, &c, from all the different Land Offices
IN the United States up to the close of the seal
year ending June Both. 1896 have been rs"
eeiNed at the General Land ONCE Eighty
three patents issued on old donation settlement
Claims under the act OF Congress, appro we'd
the Register OF the Land Once at Roseburg
oregon, for delivery 10 the parties entitled
TO them The area embraced by the claims
comprises 237s1, acres
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SENTENCE FOB MURpEB COMMITTED

beiore military commission which con-
vened at Houston, Texas. BurriII NJ. Lee. a
Citizen Of Arstin county, was tried on the
charge of murder, found guilty and sentenced
TO be hanged Major General Wright An.
proved the proceedings and findings OF the
commission, but, in consideration Of the unan
lmous recommendation to clemency by the
members of the commission, he Continued
Lees sentence 10 confinement at hard abor al
ship Island, Miss. for three years
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MAJOR GENERAL THOMAS STAFF.

Major Gen. Gee. H. Thomas has announced
mis- staff to be composed as follows :-Breyet
Brig. Gen. VIM. d. Whipple, Major and A. A.
g.. Assistant Adjutant General; Capt. George
w. Howard, U. S. w., Assistant Adi utant Gen.
eral; Brevet Major ]. p. Willard, u. s. ", LIST
Lieut. 18th infantry, A. d. g.; Brevet Major J.
O. Kellogg. LIST Lieut. 18th infantry, A. %. G.:
Brevet Col. A. Won Schrader, Assistant In.
spector General Brevet Major Gen. J. T. Don.
aldson, Colonel and O. M, Z. S. A., Chief
Quartermaster; Major J. e. Summers, Sur
geop I. s. A, Medical director; Brevet Major
Gen. r. w. johnson, Major Attn cavalry, Act.
ing Judge Advocate; Brevet Lieut. Col. A. T..
Houfh. Captain 10th infantry, Chief Commits.
eary OF Musters
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DEATH OF MAJOR p w. L. PLYMPrON.
Major General Wright, commanding the
department OF Texas, announces in general
orders the sudden death of Major p. W. l.
Plympton. brevet Lieut.. Colonel, u. ). Army,
commanding first battalion 18th U 8. Infan.
Try, at Galveston, Texas, on the morning OF
be ftth instant.
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PARDONH T0.nAY

Authority was gwen by the President to. day
for the preparation Of warrants for the pardon
OF four persons, for the part taken by them in
the late rebellion. These pardons are granted
TO individuals from Texas, Georgia, Louisiana
and Kentucky, one from each State, under the
thirteenth exception, or $4,000 clause.
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NEW PUBLIcATIoSs-From Hudson Tay-
Tor, "a Pennsylvania avenue. we have the
following new and popular publications, by
Loring. Of Boston: ..How Managed my House
On fsoo Year" by Mrs. Warren: 'Confort
for Small Incomes" also by Mrs. Warren:
Pref Blot's Cookery" and "Tirnothy
Crump's Ward"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM CHINA

NICt0Fy Of the 1mperIaIisfs over y
kebels-Late from MeNico-The French
ENacuatins San Salvador
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 26-The British shin
Twilight, from Hong Kong, for San Francisco.
has been wrecked near the Island of Pochunp
one hundred and forty-three Chinese pas
The fag-ship Hartford had arrived AT Hor o
Kong from Annoy, and reported that the Inn
perlalists had beaten six thousand ii We hundred
rebels. cans ing them to retire.
& Durango letter of the 9th of July states
that the French had received orders to - acuate
San Salvador. The evacuation of DURANGO
was 10 commence on the 10th of August Offers
had been made TO retain the French soldiers IN
the service OF Macmillan. by inducing them 10
re-enlst IN nattalions each battalion to con sist
OF two hundred French and six hundred May
leans. This would secure the service of tbir
teen thousand foreigners for the MEXICAN
Empire.
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Appointed

Brevet Major General G. X. Woods. COM
Il anding the Military District OF the Chstta-
oochie, has announced in General Orders his
sumption of the command Of that District,
spo The appointment Of Brevet MAJOR $. e..
Greene, Captain 18th U. S. Infantry, as citing
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Terrible Petroleum Accident.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-A tram with petrc.
leum on the Erie railroad collided with an :
other train near Narrowsburg. N. J. The
PETROLEUM caught fire, and burnt the whole
train, three d dwellings, and fifty thousand feet
OF lumber. A Mr.. Williams, W nile endeayor.
ing to rescue his two children, was fatally
burned. His children were also fatally burned
His wife jumped from the seconi story win
dow, and immed ately gave birth to a child.
Loss about S1SO,UO0.
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BOARDING..

ROARD-A few gentlemen can be accomm I'd ated
- with pleasant ROOMS, with or without TO ard ,
in location convenient to business, by applying
10 Mrs PENNINGTON, No. AZ Missouri ave !,
near AZ street. au 2t-2ws
UOARD. rate TABLE BOARD at $40 a
- month; FURN ISHED ROOMS at SIS to q ~
at 122 Pennsylvania avenue ne ar 10th st. aus Tvs
poems, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
H with or without B0ARD. corner AZ and Pa
avenue, formerly the Arlington House. au Il Inn
ITO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
Pheasant single or communicating FUR
NIsHED ROOMS, at No. 5I2 X street, between
4th and 5ih NJ Is l2tr
i doors north Of the avenue Terms 3S per
month. do IA N
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-At a meeting of
the Merchants Exchange, held to-day. a com
mittee was appointed to receive and welcome
the President TO this city on his arrival
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uliheral Carn Men

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-At the Corn Fx
change to-day, resolution was offered TO an
point n committee TO cooperate with the mar
chants In receiving the President, but was
defeated receiving only four votes while the
negative was almost unanimous
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rREEDMHN AND PLANTERS.

Major General T. H. Wood, Commanding the
Department Of the Mississippi, issued an order
on the 10Th instant stating that as complaints
were growing numerous OF planters driving
freedmen OF their farms as soon Is the crops
are in without Rivink tAem their Just rem ne
ration or share OF the CROPS, he notifies al per.
sons that such conduct will not be permitted
and that where 1t occurs military force will
be- stationed.
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The President in BaItimore

BALTIMORE, Aug 27.-Arrangements are
being made by the Mayor and citizens TO 9 xt.nd
such reception to the President of the United
Stairs as is deemed in fitting accordance with
The respect due 10 the Chief Magistrate of the
-nipn >NAN
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE. Aug. % Flour steady Wbpa,
scarce; prime firm. Corn dull: Western vel
low, sSa90c; Southern White IO4c. Oars a.
tive at 4Sa5Oc. Rye firm at 95caSI. Provision
dull ana unsettled. Sugars heavy Coff,e
quiet Rio 17al7hc. Whisky steady: Western
- 3iaS23j 0i -
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Cholera atCincinuati.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-Eleyen deaths nv
cholera were reported yesterday
The radical convention appointed delegates
to the Philadelphia convention at Leyington-
Ky, on SATURDAY..
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GARNET MEETlNo

On account OF the Presidential tour com.
mencing tomorrow morning, the session of
the Cabinet, which is generally held on Tues
day, was held to- day. All the members were
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The President i'm phiIa

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-The Jourseymen
TaiIor's Society of this city have resolved N
turn out en- masse tomorrow to receive the
-
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New York MapLets

NEW ORR, Aug 27.-Cotton steady Flour
declined. Wheat declined DC. Corn dsclinad
lc Beef quiet. Pork steady. Lard and Whis-
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NEW PATENTs.-The Commissioner of Pa
tents will issue for the week ending on Septem.
Der ith Isl new patents.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR NEW
- YORK. (OUTSIDE)
LEAVING GEORGETOWN AND ALEyAs
DRIA WEEKLY

The Steamship THAMES, Capt r. +. Swift
will leave her wharf, Ne Al Water st $3.50
Georgetown on WEDNESDAY. Sept <2E12A
oth. at !. m, stopping at Alex andris -
For freight or psssage, having first clas. A..
cOmmodations, apply to
JOHN r. ANDREWS Agent.
No. Al Water street, Georgetown.
N. B.-shippers may confidently rely upon tb.
line running regularly. as advertised. f. accom.
plish which one or more first elsss steamers will
be put on with the Thames An ~.
SUBSISTENCE STORES AND COMMIssapy
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Ky WIN. L. WALL CO., Auetioneers.
GROCERIES,, SUGARS. LIQUORS, PLATED
rrinnSShAkS, SEGARS, BRoOMs, &C. AT AUC.
.Os TUESDAY MORNING, Aug. asth. q, our
Barrels white and yellow Sugars
loo dog. 2, 3, and string Brooms
Barrels and octayeS whisky and Brandy
- doz. bottled Whiskey
25,W0 Segar>, different brsnds
. cases assorted Wines
IL superior Plated Pitchers
Dbl grocer's Irvine
Barrels Flsur
reserve.
IL w L WALL, n ~ A NET.
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The SCHUTZENFEsT.-This morning, at six
O'Clock. the members of the Wasnin gton Schu,.
zen Corps left in a special train for Baltimore
TO the number of sixty mere, where they
will take part in the grand shooting festival OF
the Baltimore Schutzen, which will commences
to-day after a grand procession, and continue
until Friday. Many of the Washington Schut-
zen appear in the uniform of the corps re-
Gently adopted, very gray suit, trimmed with
green, and black hat and feather, and have
with them the band Of the 5th u. s. Cavalry,
numbering eighteen, who take with them
horses, and will appear to-day in the grand
procession,
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PRRsENTArIoS.-The employees of Camp
krause have presented to their coumaader
Major James Gleason, through superintendent
Charles A. KraQse. . handsome gold watch
and cham, as q mark Of esteem.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL
TOWNS go yds. fall Calicoes, at Is, 49, 20. r.
and 70 cts 600 yds Flannels at 40, As, So 6aIZ,
~, IS, 81, 100 cts 1000 yds, Bleached Muslin al
is, ~, % %. %, 81, I1s 1900 yds. Brown Muslin
az Is, lS'i- 20, Is Also, Canton Flannels Seeking
tlannels, Dress Goods in variety, ,loths and Cas-,
simeres Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery.
ana Notions. We will now be receiving constant
supplies of NIL GOODS, which we are deter.
mined to sell cheap. The public will nd it great
iy to their advantage to examine our stock before
purcbasine. ~
au 4-1mr RENJAMIN MILLER
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PICKING A PoCKET.-Saturday morning
VIM. Thomas, 8 white man, who has been n
pest at Walsh's auction stand, corner Of 10Th
street and Pa. avenue, was seen in the Act Of
picking the pocket OF an old colored woman IN
the crowd. and was arrested by oficer Miller.
Of the Third Ward. When taken back to the
stand he offered himself for search, but he had
dropped the pocket book At the woman,s feet
Justice Morsellsent him to Jail for court
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

THIR1f-OE VALUABLE BUILDING Let's
Fronting Oh and Streets North. Delawa are
avenue and Second streets East. at Public Auc-
tion
On WEDNESDAY, the sth day Of September
neat az ock p; m; we shall sell on the prem
tses thirty valuable building lots bel ne b.
division of square No no having % and I'll feet 8
inches front, by ~ feet deep, running back to
Tote
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve.
and eighteen months for notes Tearing Interest
and secured by deed Of trust on the promised
conveyancipg and revenue stamps ct the cost OF
knocked Oh
The plat of the subdi vision can be seen at Green
Williamss Auction Rooms.
auH-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Apeta
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D. NEW BOOKS.
Il ROF. BLOT, the great French cooks book on
Cookery; price 2s cents
MRS. warren 8 Comfort for Small Ipcomes price
Mrs. W arren How Managed my House OF s | 90
Year price 30 ents
Timothy Crump 8 w ard a Story OF American Life
price IS cents.
Just published md for sale bv
HUDSON TAYLOR
Book seller aud Statioper
au 25-3t 334 Penn a avenue
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A DISTINGUISHED CONCERT TRoUPE-We
are informed that Signor Strini and Mr. Davies
have succeeded in securing the services of
Master X. Cocker, the wonderful American
sopI ano, for a concert tour through the
States this tall. Madame d'Angri, contralto,
Mr. George Simpson, tenor, Signor Strni,
fasso. Mr.. Davies, baritone. and Mr. Hoffman,
pianist. are spoken Of as having been engaged
10 assist him. This distinguished troupe will
probably give us a rare treat in the way Of q
grand concert early in October.
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CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY BY FALSE
PRETKNsKs.-This morning, a young man,
named L. M. Hoakey, was before Justice
Walter on the above charge, he having been
Ward, on Information furnished by Corpora
ton officer Frazier. He had obtained 81. 50
from Mr.. Duffey, and so from Mr.. Eisenbeee.
both OF whom reside in the vicinity of Massa
chusetts avenue and Sd street. The case was
dismissed, Hoakey returning the money he had
obtained.
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E.B. HENRY q 90, Auctispeer,

We shall sell at No. 291 Penn'a ave- betwee,
sih abd 10th streets, at o'clock a. M
Is barrels Flour
~ sets Ambnlance Harne-s, Saddles, Brides
Hound and Square Tin Boilers
40 pairs Mems Roots.
4 lot OF Household Furniture, seyeraI Cookir.
S n other Stoves, Orockery, Lamps, and G,ass
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INTERNAL REvBNUE.-The receipts from tbi
source to-day We're g, G35 9O744
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81 Dean Richmond is very i'll in New
York.
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COAL COAL ooALT
Lyken's Valley BED ASH, So
Shamoken BED ASH 80
Best quality WHITE ASH S875
warranted 2,240 lbs to the TON DeIiyered in
any part OF the city. Orders left with Hall Il
Hume; Grocers; No. 40 Market Space, bet 7th
and 9Th ats will be promptly attended To- Ofice
Isl and "
20 per cent. saved by buying your WOOD At
bAU .. l. G.. BAUM
su 25-lm" Th st.. bet Il and f. Island
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RAY MABE, 5 YEARS OLD; SOUND AND
Il kind In any harness. splendid Saddle a
suction 70 n e. soGv ,s Mare viii be sold at ia
1ng, september lst, at 10 O'Clock at Wall Il 90, q
10th streets. O0'"on ''u "nu
aug q lot KING KHvrs
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[ernS Ch4h, IN Government funds.
gu 27-st Major and C. g.. q. 81.

NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONOeRN.-I
vii cell for account Of livery and expsns .
on TUESDAY M0REIHG, August rs, ct 10
2clock, af the Auction Store Of Thomas bowling
No vi Bridge street, one Dun HORSE sboIt
niie years old. ~
JAMEaH
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PERSONAL.

COL. JAMES CLOSE, U CLAIM AND
" RkAL ESTATE AGENCY,
once No =, Washington Building, corner Of
"a avenue ana 9TH street. Pensions and Boun
ties promptly collected. aua-ImT
NOTICE Special notice is hereby given to all
1or Re pairs prior to January LIST 1885, to call and
ger ITEM within thirty days, or they Will be sold
al pubic auction for cost Of re pairs.
an q7.eo.w Z.F: B9RLAHD,
NJ BIS; L. SMITH, CLAIRVOYANT AND TEST
W MEDlo n exam mes diseases, dose RIDES de al
and living friends gives names Hours from m
a an M p TO p. m Clarendon House, corner 9TH St
anu Ienn q avenue, Room u. au Is Ct
AnlES, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
- All In trouble should call and consult Drs LA
FOREST 4 BROTHERS, Nos IT'S and ~ SOU h
Bt Ir VeIpau's Female Periodical Drops so eel
eDrsted many years ago in Paris Ter the relief of
Iarities Of the menstrual periods Price al N
B.IThese drops should never be taken by females
curing pregnancy, as they would be sure to c ause
money refunded. an * az
NOTICE..MRS. ANN sIMONs, successor to
1 MRS Ann 4 Crump, deceased, takes this
metn a OF informing the pnhI,c thai abe /. pre-
and all kinds Of GATHERINGS She nay be
touId at the residence of VIM W. Bradley. No.
SSo lith street east between and K SITS south
navy 1erd. charges moderate. 2i-3t'
CHARLES H. WEIGH viii find EN- ployment in
s 81" and Stove sh0pi1M hsei r. TH On
I ADIEs' FRIEND AND DOCTOR-Ill in
l.. trouble call. Business private. Guarantee
sstisfacfion or no charge. Call at No dSs I.th
ST. a. bet 3D. and e. Mad. GLEASON, Doctre.s.
You HAVE TAKEN ABOUT GALLON OF
and 4 and be cured permanently jy H.lmr
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W. T. WAIL m -,
RY WM. L. WALL a CO., Auctioneer..
~ Nos. 81 and 3l5,
South corner Penn a avenue ana OH s,r...

S "a y u DRr GOODS, &C, AT AUCTION.
Ireeh Dry Goods, comprieipe- sna
muslins. Oottons. Calcoes
Delaipes. Alpacas, Ribbons
White Goods, Mahtillas
Cambria, Ronnets, Lsce Wells
Flowers. Hoop skirts
Sewing Silks. French Lawns. Parssols
With other goods in the Dry Goods line al oe
which will be perempterily sold. " VI
IL. WALL CO.. Aucts
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SUBSISTENCE STORES AND COMMISsApv
- PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Office Dspot Commrssa,y Of Su5s,u.n..

~''e SoHa"tfxSuIy OI SHOS1NenS1. 4
Will be sold at public auction ct the nj onu.
ment Sronnds, on 14th street. Washington, u. @
on onIOASDAf sept. 4, 1855, at II O'Clock m the
viz: cAVn1Ss
, About I, $40 pounds of Corn Meal, 3sS barre,s NJ
SAT- Pork 1856 pounds Beef Tongues I7s pounds
nsm barrels Salt Beef, 2,lS3 pounds God Fish.
las pounds Hard Bread. Is barrels Flour, All
pounds Beans, 100 pounds Peas, s7s3 pounds
Heminy; Gu pounds Mixed Vegetables, 10 eni-
Ions PC .e, pounds Sperm Candles, lS2 pounds
Also. at the same time and place, the following
SOMMIssAkf PROPERTY, no longer req uired
large fire proof iron safe I large iron Kettle.
Tables, Chairs. and about Platform Scales, 7
Counter Scales. spr,ng Balances. Is Dry Meas
ures Liquid MeAsures. IL Funuels Il SCOOPS
Meat eaws. Clesvers, 20 Butcher Knives. 3
Butcher sfeels, le Meet Hooks, 4 Wooden faucets,
Metal Faucets. ~ MOlasses Gates, Bupp Start,
ers Tap Borers. Head Bsisers, Coopers' vi
se-:s Goosers' AIDES; Coopers' Punches, 1 do
Driver, H.tchsts. Beam Scales Wood Saws,
LOT Of Old STOW. Pipe; Empty Cans. Paper CLASPS.
BOWS; 10 soup Pans. Tin Dippeis,S Bread Ras-
kets, - Meat Trays, s Corn Brooms, 8 Stable
brooms, - soup Ladies', "a Buckets, 8 Wall Brush
80. Dust Brush, 2Iron Pokers, 4 Spades, Wheel
barrow, sieve, Rake. 90 pounds old Iron, -
COOKING Pan- Tin Pans, Bake Ovens, sheet
iron Drum, Coffee Mill. IS Ksives, u Forks, SOC
1eet Gas PIPE IL single Burners, Is Double Barn.
ers, la feet alter Pine. 10 small Valves, large
Valves iasers. 81 lnkstands, . Paper Clasps,
an rraper soieers and Cutters, 10 Paper Files, IS
Terms. Cssh In Governm.,. frrd.
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RT W d WIFI GU, Auctionsere
- Bazaar IS La ave. :, bet 9th and ,uth s,,
PhkiOR GARBAGE HORSES SET on
~ CLASS Hahn Ees, &C, AT AUCTION
clock, we will sell, at our Bazaar
ofscs Pisndid Team &c being the property of an
having no farther use for them. 1
an T.
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A LExANDRE' KID GLOVES for $50.
Best FRENCH CORsETs $3.50.
At ETCHIsON's STORE,
au q 81, IL Market Space.
MISS TAYLOR EXPLOITS TO RESUMETHR
w duties of her SCHOOL in the Session Room
OF the First Presbyterian Church, 4Ia st. on Mon
Jay sept 80 an ~ cow
MRS. GOODNIGHT SCHOOL will be reonened
A'i on MONDAY. September 8. For terms in
quire at 433 5th street, between u and streets.
St YINCENT'S SCHOOL.
- Cerper 10th and G streets,
Will open NEXT MONDAY. September 3d. Pa
rents Iuested TO be pHnctual "a sending their
children 1T the commencement. an IA ST
CITY ACADEMY.
Prof JOHN FI6L, Principal.
The duties OF this institution will be resumed on
the FIRST MONDAY In SEPTEMBER for the
jnstructiop of q limited number of boys and yonn
men in thorough English, Classical Mathemat
ical, and Commercial course. For terms &c :. An
ply at No. 316 18th street south. auT eoSt
CLOSlNG BUSINESS
SELLING OUT AT COST.
We are offering entire stock of FANCY and
MlLLlNERY GOODS at half price, to close bins.
mess. Now is the time TO set bargains Come
and see, and IL We don't offer you great bargains
don t buy, at
ErCHISON'S FANCY STORE.
au N-ot IL Market Space