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WHAT Doctors, Ministers, and Professors
mink OF them.-'iI recommend their use to
public speakers."-Rer. T.. H. Chaplin. 81 have
never changed my mind respecting browns
Bronchial Troches" from the first, excepting
10 think better of thai which began thinking
well of"-Rer. Henry Ward Beecher. ..Great
service in subduing hoarseness."-Rer.D Daniel
Vase, Netc York The Troches are a staff of
life 10 me."-PrGf. EdUdrd North, President of
Hamilton college. Clinton, n. Y. "a simple
and elegant combination for Coughs, etc.''-
DR.. e.. +. Bigelolc, Boston.
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CLAMPITT-MOYER On the 10th instant. by
the Rev. DR. Gillette pastor Of the 18th street
list Church W CLhMPITT. Esq, of this city
No cards.
WILKENS-REINHARD On Tuesday, the It'll
instant, at Se'c lock m, by Rev Dr. j. Ohm Ches-
ter CHARLEs A WILKENS ~ Albany Y
to Mis- CLEMME REINHARD, OF Wa. 'ng
ton. ALBANY papers eopy.1
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by GREEN & Will ANS. Arcuoaeers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
IwkEH THIRD AND FOURTH sTREkTs
kAsI CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUO-
On FRIDAY, the llth day OF September next.
at o'clock p; m, shall sell in font OF the
premise by virtue Of deed Of trust 20 me from
the subscriber, dated the 2Otn day OF Mach, 1873
and duly recorded In the Land Records for Wash
lDgton County, District OF Columbia, Liber n C
T., No. IS, foiios, 23. .Og. and POS. Lot no 10 in
Square 7Ss, fronting 20 feet on south street run
pToven.ente.
The above property will be sold according 10 the
said deed Of trust on the premises
Terms One fourth cash; balance n s, l., and IL
months Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed II trust on the premises. All conveyab-ine
aud revenue stamp. At the cost of the purchaser
500 down when the property lie knocked a by
RoBERT BOSTON. Trustee
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DIED

KERNANB. At Oakley, the residence of her
mother, of typhoid fever, ANNE LOUISA KER.
Kervand.
The friends OF the family are respectfully re.
anested to attend the funeral, from ST. Aibans
Church, on Thurfdsy, 18th. AT o'clock .. m.
vfREEMAN. Sept, 8. 1856, suddenly, in New
ter, Of John L. Hawkins, OF this city in the 18th
year OF her ago.
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JEwELRY and Silver Plated Ware Spoons
Forks, Gobletts, Cups, Salts. received thi
morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store
No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, neal Ak ST. 6
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URBANITY ASSOCIATION Pic -NIC.-This de =
Nghtful affair comes off ut Analostan Island
this afternoon and evening. Dancing will
commence at 3 O'Clock and be kept up suffi-
GENTLY long to satisfy the most exacting.
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Town CLOCK The trustees of Calvary
Baptist Church have just had placed in the
tower of the church, corner of sth and III streets
fine clock. made in Boston, by which the
time is shown on each face of the tower and
struck upon the large bell The residents in
that locality find II q great con Yenience
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
made 10 order by John StIott, National Hotel,
entrance on 9th street, and inside Hotel. Re-
pairing promptly done. All work warranted
Orders respectfully solicited.
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VIII he sold by Public Auction, on THURSDAY
the 18th instant at Q clock m. on the rremi q. .
Lot No ~ In square No. S.. being subdivided into
two Building Lots, each having a front OF % feet
inches by loo feet, and 95 feet deep from hog 18Th
street west. betseeD and L streets north peinx
near the Western Market.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
mouths for notes Tearing interest. and secured bY
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancing
and revenue stamps AZ the cost OF the purchaser.
$40 down each lot when sold
ses-d GREFN A WILLIAMS Annt. J
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CITY ITEMS.

An ENDLESS TRAIN Of thought is suggested
by the fact that HennIng, on the corner OF
seventh street and Maryland avenue, is still
selling clothes at one price only.
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A DELIGHTFUL Pic Nc at Seventh street
Park this afternoon and evening, being that of
the Seventh street Passenger Railroad Relief
Association. whose former entertainments of
like character have been so popular.
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s. WAREHOUSES AT AUCTION.

3. WAkEhouckc Al AOcIIOH-
CHEF Ouor,srwaster's 0Ece, Depot Of WaSAisFfos,t
Wasktngfon, ID. c September 6. 1855 4
Will be sold at public auction, TH UksDAY.
18th instant, commencing st 10 o m. under the d :
restion 81 Breyet Lieut.. Col. james n. moore. A.
M, the following United States Warebousss.
situated on @ street, between Twenty nrst aud
Twenty second streets:
one Warehouse, part ID 81 by 10 feet
One Warehouse, part 40 81 By lao feet.
One warehouse, a. feet BY us feet.
One Warehouse. 81 feet By 10 feet.
One Platform. 10 feet Nv go feet.
Buildings are required 90 be removed In 10 days
from day Of sale.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and oh'ef ousrsernsstsr.
e6-6t Depot Of WsshinRtnu.
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ROBERT BOSTON, Trustee
l-eo&ds GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Aucts
LLIAMs, Auctioneer..

GOVERNMENT SALE OF yALUBLE sQUABE
AND BUILDING LOTS In THE CRY OF
MH,hasHiaNSIoh; d C., AT PUBLIU AUG
ION By ORDER OF TIE COMMISSIONER
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
On TUEsDAl, the 10th dag Of October next.
loo. We will sell, q tie highest bidder, COM
mencing at IL clock M. a; our Auction Room
No. go, corner CT 9TH street west aud ID street
north, the following named property, belonging to
the Government Of the United states. viz:
ISL. '
Lots nunbered2,s 4 and s, in s9usre No sl2.
Lot numbered IL, in Square south Of No 657
Lot numbered -, in Square No. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, Is. and "a, In squa-e No I lis.
Lot numbered Is. in Square No. lisa
This square has receEtly been subdiyided and
laid out in lets, aud will be sold in lots according
TO that survey. which will be shown on the day n
tals; or, should desire bid for the entire
square, an opportunity will be offered.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on the de-
livery OF the deeds OF the property
One NTH OF the purcf money TO be paid when
the property is knocked of
should the purchaser fail 10 comply, the prop
cry will then and there be put MP again and sold
to the next highest bidder.
III the whole terms are not complied with in
thirty days from the day Of sale tue COMMISSIONS
reserves the right 70 resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the fret purchaser. Ry order q
the Commissioner of Public Buildings
gu % eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES BUILDING AsSOCIA-
TIoN.-An adjourned meeting of this associa-
ton was held on Monday evening, at q ueen &
Abell's Hall, at which a constitution and set of
bylaws were adopted. The number of shares
subscribed tr are about 1850, the limit being
2,5OO. and The time to close the subscription
was fixed on the second Monday in Noyembe
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| ARGE BALE nI OF BIsgELEpINGs AT SOL
C1ilfOanTfeYNna H.. M

CAtGQsaSfoNastsr's QHcs, Dspot AZ WasA,srtc.. a
7, oh.a,. HasAts-toH. ID. C., Sept 10, 1855.
master Gensral, the following buiIeinss, form
Ing art OF the establ,s nme1t known as asoi-
diers Rest, st the Bait more aud Ohio Rail
saTUResfi vii De soid At public auction ON
q. m under the direction of Brevet Ii.uteno
snt Colonel James n. Moore, A. q. T., as fol.
One Bsrrsck No. ], IL feet sos feet
One quarters, IA feet lO7 feet
One addition to DO, Is feet Z 50 feet
One Quarters. l6 feet so feet
One Once, "a feet 40 feet
One Once, Is feet 4 20 feet
One Once, Il feet Il feet
One n eat House, 10 feet x rs feet
0ne Carpen ter Shop. rs feet 4 20 feet
One Guard House, IS feet \ a feet
One Covered Way, ~ feet ~ feet .
One Shed, 10 feet L. feet
One Shed, l6 feet al feet
One Pence Ia feet 4 feet
One Fence, LIS feet 4 feet
One storehouse, II feet Z Is feet
One Armory, 10 feet K Is feet
One Kitchen. u feet 4 Il feet
One Goal Shed. 8 feet x Is feet
Two Wood Sheds, IL feet 4 Is feet
One Stable, IL feet rs feet
One Stable, 10 feet X Is feet
One Stable and Carriase House, II feet 51test
One Platform, Il feet Z sos feet
One Open Shed 10 feet 4 10 feet
One Open She'd. IS feet I IS feet
One Fence, le4 feet Z 8 feet
Ten silks
one Watch Box
One Mu,ic stand, and $40 liaesl feet Fencing,
and 49, linesl feet Of Horse Racks.
Terms. Cash. In soverpmept funds;
Purchasers are required 60 remove the buildings
within ten days from date q ESr1 Rnckxp.
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief oa.rtsr%s.sss.
selO Sc Depot Of waahington. ID. o.
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1856 mARkR1rERs, 4S(
SEW til st Il EET.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

CHOICE sTOCKl
Lately received. and now open for inspection,
the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered
In ashfngton, embracing
PAPE BRIAN GINGs
or Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, of the best
PabrIcs and LATEST STYLES, appropriate for
PARLeRS, HALLS. DINING Rooms, CHAM
BERS and LIBRARIES, embracing New. Rich,
and Unique Designs OF Embroidered Gilt Patterns
for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
elso, large and select Stock OF medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns, on Bun, Green, and
the prevailing ColOrs. TAN, LAVENDER, and
sTONH GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
without Ceuters.
Window Shades OF any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment In the District, war
rxnted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
Best Manufactures in the Oeuutry-embrAcing
WALHDT, timitation,l ROSEWOOD, and all
GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNUT
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. Ac
Persons having Photographs taken are request.
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE OORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors from
the smallest I hotogIsPh TO the Lsrgest Portrait
Size; also. SILK OoED and TAssELs, different
sizes.
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus.
iness.
PAINTINGS AND ENaRAvINas
Always in store. On Sale, . few Choice PAINT
yes and EhGRAvlE0s.
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AssAULTING HIS WIPE.-Yesterday after
TO- Z officer Wesierfield, of the ID precinct, ar
ested William Wheeling, charged by his wife,
johanna, with assauttng and beating her NJ
unoTy times. Justice Waiter committed him
JAIL IN default Of bail 10 keep the peace.
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BEAT.-Mr. VIM - Jones, Of Georretoyn,
[rnos ns four teets, whIch beat those already
ouCed The largest being "a ches in circum-
eTence, weighing pounds.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Austione.r,.

Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
msry land avenue, YER "a street, at Pubic Auc-
On TIL RsDAY. the 18th inst, st o,oloeI n
m we shall sell. on the premises, in Reservaticp
10 Lot y o 5, q feet . inches front. running bAoS
20 q .ood pave. with the Improvement coa.fstins
of Dwelling House. stlblins, &c
Terms cash. All conyeysncing and reyepus
STAINS a. the cost o. tile purchaser
re ~ d GREEN & WILLIAMS Au-ts n
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails. Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moies. &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
va Penn av.. between * aud 9Th streets. Of
nee hours from a m. To y. m, and 9 TO d.
m. No charge for con uilation.
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Thankful fer the liberal Datrona &c received the
as the moot plete in the District, large por-
ton OF vhieh hes been y Manufactured specially 20
sfll nske u ali times such e. 10 kept in 8 Well
Regulated Establishment. orders for Paper
fully eIecuted, In City or Country. Any order
not setisfsctory ellec. viii be inmediately cor
according TO quality soid 81 - Low Rates e
they can be purch ssed In the District.
TERAe CASH Fob GOODS AND LABOR.
J. NARKRITER,
No ass fth street.
N-tss doors sbors ODD Fellows Hall.
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CRY FRUIT.-Mr. l.. p. Williams, of tn
Jerk % the Courts Office, has raised this sea.
on, in his yard, in the Northern Liberties
about five bushels Of peaches OF the larges .
ne many of them measuring ten and a half
inches in circumference-which we beley,
sOes beyond the average of peaches raised in
my section of the country this year.
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by GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE. ON III STREET NORTH,
between 4th and 9Th Streets west, at Public
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst at 5 O'Clock D
m, on the premises, Lot No. II. in Square No.
5l7. Hall the lot 10 improved by two 2-story
Frame Dwellings, one on front and the other in
the rear OF the lot Is feet front by 100 feet dee
which Ia now renting at 40 per month Lot ad.
joining on the east same dimet sions which make
this property very desirable being in a good locs-
ton.
Terms: One half cash; balance Elk and twelve
months for notes hearing interest. and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyanciu ne
and revenue stamps At the cost of the purchaser
go down on each piece when sold. Title indus.
putable.
GREEN
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III W. L. WALL co. Auctisneers.
, BY virtue Of q cecree of the Supreme Court O,
the District OF Co umbis, passed in equity cause
No,lHl, the subscriber will offer for sale on Ri
DAY, september 7. at O'Clock D. m SQUARE No
Ia, on the plat Of the city OF Washington The
above square lie divided into six lots and is one
OF the best localities in the city. being in the
immediate vicinity OF Meridian Hill the spot most
Ia orsbly considered for the new Presidential
Mansion This Il the only opportunity for pro-
curing lots at reasonable prices in this mel Dor.
ulators.
Terms of sale. prescribed by decree: One
fourth csshi residue in six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from day Of sale All con-
veyancing, including revenue stamps at the cost
]. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
an 2-eo6ds Init W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the raiH, until TUESDAY AFTER.
NOUN, September ii, at same hour, on the prem
Uses. By order of Trustee
SCI WI WALL Co, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN posi-
poned on account OF the rain till FRIDAY AFTER
NOON Sept. l4th. same hour.
BY order OF the Trustee.
sell Init WI WALL & CO., Aucts
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RT EAGLE q Co, Aucuoneerr.
ID sales-rooms No. 29s Pennsylvania avenue
maggie d %. viii give their personal attention 20
the sale OF Real tate and Household Furniture n
the residence Of antilles declining Housekeeping
Also, 70 the ss.es OF stocks Of Groceries and Mef
ehandise Of every description, Horses, Carriages
Harness, &c dacI.fS
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MARRIED.

PENNIES can be mad IN any quantities at the
Star Off CO counter
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uRANp LARCEsy.-Rachel A. Fowler was
aIrested by Officer MuIloy for the larceny of
ns iioun arueles of clothing belonging TO Mrs
IA N "eaNer- The accused had been a SER
want In the compliments family, and yery
frequently property had beon missed, but last
SUNDAY, While the family was absent she
oIessed herself In the lady's clothing and went
on She was taken before Justice Waller who
comm tilted her to Jail for court.
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FIRE.-About lbs O'Clock Yesterday r,o-,;,.
1re was discovered in the bakery of Chas Rae
harms, on n St, near 9th. The alarm vas
given from box "a, and the firemen responded
promptly, and prevented a very serious con-
Migration. The bakery was damaged TO the
amount Of about $500. The adjoining build
ng, occupied as a drug store, was dam aged To
be amount of S22, covered by insurance
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. AuotiOneep.
. NEAT TWO STONY FRAME HOUSE AMI

A MAJ TNU sIOkf FklMk HOUSE AND
LOT Al PUBLIC AUCTION
On EDNEsDAl. the l2th instant. at s O'Clock
p ln on abe premises, Lot No -. subdivision OF
square No 80 having . feet inches front, on q
sbtet sodfh between 9th and 10Th streets. Island.
runbing lack LIS feet 6 inches
Terms cash. All convey aucine and revenue
stsmrs at the cost of the purchaser $40 down "a
III" time Of sale. -
selO GREEN WILLIAMS aurts
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RYGREEN q WILLIAMS. AuctiOseers.

TEdSTLE SALE Oh RIILDING LOT ON
NORTH AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On MONDAY, the l7th instant, at O'Clock y.
deed of trust 70 me, dated the nth day Of Decem-
Der. less. and duly recorded in the land records
Tor ashington county. District OF Columbia, In
Lieer X. NJ. h, No. Is, folios IS, 81 sEd s., the
following described premises, 20 VIE Lot IS, in
Gilet subdivision OF lots IL and L. in Square No.
lao OF the original plat of said city; and also Lot
Ne. - o. laid subdiv vision.
Terms Cash. All conyeysnclng and revenue
stamps 81 the cost OF the purchaser. Sl0O down
At the time % ale. in the hands of the auction
GERS and ~ the terms are not complied with within
nve days alter the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right L. resell at the and Of the de-
faulting purchaser, by advertising three times in
the Evening Star.
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CHARLES JONES, Trustee.
te4law6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aact..

~ REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ABAs-
DONEb LANDS.
FREEpWEN's VILLAGE. Va, Sept. s, 1855.
By ord,r Of the Commissioner bure@u Refugees,
Freed men and Abandoned Lands. will be sold az
public auction on THURSDAY, Sep 90 1865. n
noon, At Freedmen Village. Va condemned Blu
plements, SC, &c.
Terms Of sale Cash in Government funds
A. LAWRENCE.
90 l0-5t Capt. v. r. C, superintendent.
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INSTRUMENTATION OF THE CoLoRRD TROoPs
'Monday night, the colore troops AT Wisewell
BARRACKS had arranged 10 have a ball at the
barracks, and had invited all the colored fe-
|male fancy OF Murder Bay. Capt. Spurgin, of
'the Ereedmen's Bureau, declined TO permit
I them, but the soldiers insisted upon having the
|dance- and became so unruly that the Captain
pad to send for a detachment of police. Lieut.
Johnson OF the second precinct. sent two men
'to the barracks, and they finding the Murder
|Bay fancy collected about the barracks dis
|persed them, and sent them Off The colored
Eoldlers were offended, asa refused 10 obey or
|oers. capt Spurgin mounted his horse and
was about TO start for 4 company 10 reduce the
'mutlneers 10 obedience, when a colored SER
'eeant who seemed TO have some influence over
the men, called them into their quarters
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FUNERAL OF COMMANDER SMITH-Ths
funeral OF the late Commander A ~ Smith
Hook place yesterday afternoon, from the resi-
|dence OF his father, Rear Admiral Joseph
Smith, and was quite largely attended. The
services OF the Episcopal Church were con-
'ducted by Rev. DIR. Trimble, of ST. Johns,
'tter which the corpse proceeded TO Oak Hill
cemetery. VIM. Faxon, Esq, of the Navy
department; Commodores M. Smith and T. A.
Jenkins, Lieutenant III. A. Wise, Lieut.. Com
|insndeT VIM Mitchell, and Mr.. w. Dandy
were the pall-bearers, and were preceded by
e.scnment Of Marines, Major Graham COM
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AUCTION SALES.

THY AFTkR60ON AND TOMORROW
ri W. L. WALL q CO.. Aseaensss.
DEsIRAsLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
On NkDhksDAf AFTERNOON, ee PC 0ber AZ.
o. boooSk,wt viii ell, 90 the premises, too vaiu
afle and desirable Buiicing Lots on tue south side
OF street. between 10th ,nd 18th streets, being
Lots = and 2, In subdivision Of square No "a.
fronune each = feet on street, ana ru inning bach
las let 20 ~ foot slley. They viii be so,d ssp
sIsiely or tosether.
Terms q sale are; One-f-urth cash; balance In
SIX. twelve, and eighteen months. deferred pay
ntnts 20 lie SECUTED sys deed Of trust th. prop
srtJ. All stamps and oonyeysnc at erp~uss of
purchaser. depo,it 81 3 So will Dc reqSired
soon ss the property ~ knocked eov0. Title
perfect
$50 W. l.. WALL A co. Aucts
RY rHos. BOWLING, Auet. Georgetown.
NEAT AND CoMToRTABLE SMALL FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
.on MkDh hsDAf AFrkBNO0N. September
i<th, as C.ock. viii sell IN front OF the prem
tses. Let No ). fronting 40 feet Valley street.
near West ct, with depth Of about leo feet. The
lmprontmtnts consist OF n neat aud oEf srt sbls
small rame HOu.e. stable and vorkshop. which
could be easily converted into q good dwelling
honst Immediate possession will be sIyen.
Terms cash.
Al the .sne time end place win cell Tot Of
Bakers Tools, lot 81 Gravel for roOhug, Cider
fTsss, Ladders, and seNeral other articles
se6 TAOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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nECALOOMAINB-NsW French art OF deoora-
~ ting Chine. Wood Silks, 4c .dursb!y. eqasl-
free, The best designs end cheapest In the city
wholesale and retail; Sos 10Th d. bet D asd I.
salS.eolms Mrs. MARTIN late Of london.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS THAT
"A have been used, Tor sale upon easy terms, 81
'aui We. NlTzEROrr q 90,
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NEW B0OKe-BraithwaitbeS Retro. poet for
House; ewinsonS AIRY Of the Potomac; Gil
mnres -Four Years In the Saddle; sims' Nou on
aul FRAECK TAILOR.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AND DRESS SUITS

We invite the attention of purchasers to cur
large stock Of HEAVY CLOTHING for the ap-
preaching season, embracing all the best and most
substantial Qualities at tn lowest prices.
Genuemens Clothing and Fine Dress Shirts
made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
sep 6tlf between 9th and 10th streets.
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RLAOK HAMBURG oRAPESI
u BLACK HAMBURG 0RAPESu
In Beautiful order, inst from che vines
N. w. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and streets.
d SCI under Sbbftt Houea
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Wu4lEAs, The RiIuNlX MLHUAL.ItFl
NH BNNtE COMPANY ,ln9at6d' AZ imTlfoid, In
the ttiite 81 Cnhhrc0icnt iak hird In tiis dicr d
Aw"fn ttMrdtpt t.orils condition us' rotdirVl ~
the act ,Ip FNtilaie' l9tnrRpge Companies Nh.
fnrlmrAyh by ne state. Of Ohio" passed Apfff 8
1850 ahd nihcnHrh Ffltuhry a. tBi aud the nci
10 regulate fotcign insnrAncB ltoiul,hnles I
PASSED hppl ,, itAai aud, WhlietAA said oa,pa,
~ lns iurniahra ihu iWlptsBnul yHtisihct0fy gyi.
lhcc Fhat " N posscsSe0r IN actual CIpital on
luast ON ut SriiiEp ASp fifrY Tnbt Axp'ndfi AiR
lpygsind as roe uifodby y,sad hcts; snd, Nnimlia
mid 9Wlpn{ has nlul In this oAlce whtltn ini
stlFuWtnl under ~ gorppintr fcal, fIgDpL by iho
prCsiItht ami secretary thcrcpG hUilbHlihR any
lhgsnitor aRtnta ot tnil iiOmphhy W thiN Sihtc III
ackuOYleRc stryicc Of brotass. MS and ln huliali
ol SUD Company according iU thr terms of suil
net uf Nprils 1850
U huw, rnFFrfqHE, IN purffaDrr oI the arts
nioresiiid, " 'JAhfEs H. 'GUDMkN NGiiidNM
state lnr Ohio d9 hereby iGerIiiy that said PJiGll
My MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE tOMpA \ \.
Of Ilrttor'l II htiofizdd 10 Transact the bhsn,Al
iDr 1r Insurance IN this state unul the ihiIt I st
ltS pf fjmhhty, IN tic yctf ono thOtAaud ciRht
hundred ABd Il XbtstNin, ',.iI Iu H.lIl s nm
tHfALl u WirHEss WHEREOF, have hergul,tu
suD-crbil iny iitimc hid eittAoH tht sriii ~ iht
anlrGi9GH NAd thH dag wntt ygnr qlloYF. .wlji-
ton. jas " GOODMAN
OH t.u in l,i AuhitUrbr 9tHto