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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF A LAXA.
Perhaps no one medicine i is SO universally re-.
9uired by everybody as q cathartic, nor vas ever
any before 30 universally adopted into use.
but efficient purgative PILL. The obvious reason
H. that II is more reliable and far more efecto al
know that it cures their asishSors and friends
and all know that what il does once it does always
that IT never fails through fault neglect Of
ss S ~ We h.Ss thou
the following complaints, but such cures are
S SnS! In every neishbcrhood, and We need not
deleteIiOus drug they may be taken with safety By
ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable no harm arise from
8, They operate BY their powerful influence on the
Internal yiscera TO purify the blood and stimulate
the stomach: bowels liver, and other organs Of the
BODY; restoring their irregular action to health,
rangements az are the frst origin Of disease.
q, Minute directions are given in the wrapper en-
pu tHr the following complaints, which snese
FsS RYsPEPsIA or INDIGESTION, LIST.
LII they should be taken moderately +. slim,
aiate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and
lor LIVER COMPLAINT and It's various :ymR.
toms; BILIOUS HEADACHE, SICK HEAD
fous Sofic and Bi e FEvEks. they should
3e yudlciously taken for each case to correct the
cause it,
For. DYsENTERY or DIARRHGA but On
mild dose is generally required.
For RHEUMATISM. govt, GRAVEL, PAL:
PITATdON OF THE HlART, PAIN IN THU
EIDE. BACK AND LOINS, they should be con-
tinuously taken, as required, to change the dis
eased action OF the system. With such change
For DRSfsY . aa;A SeRssSefPsIoAL swELLINes
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
.fss b.
thy.
Asa Dinner Pill, take one or two PAS to PRO-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ano
bowels into healthy action, restores dae appesse
and fnvfgorates the sys tenn. Hence II ID oiten "a
yantageous where no serious derau cement exists.
One who feels tolerably we'll, often hnds tnat
dose OF these Pills makes him feel decidediy Def
ter from their cleansing and renovsting sneos On
the digestive apparatus.
DR. J. O. AVER CO., PRACTICAL CHEMISTS.
LOWELL, MASS, q. 8. A.
z. d. GILMAN,
je E-eoSmD&W Agent, Wsshi ngton
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY Thos. BOWLING, A uct, oneer; Georgeto

RY THos. BOWLING, AuctIoneer; Georgetown
RECKIvERs sALEoP VALUABLE REsrAU-
RANT. FURNITURE, GOOD WILL. AND
LLEEhssEERR3LLR,v BEING LASGs HoTEL,
a By virtue Of On order of the Supreme Court
nd September. A. ID 1855, In cause No. ] .sss,
docket 9, will sell at pub &c auction. 10 the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 25th day Of
September, instant, ct 10 O'Clock a. m, ut the
premises, the Lessehold, Good will, Furniture,
Fixtures, and other personal property of the
buildings long known rs Lsng's Hotel, in George
town, ID. G., 1t the terminus OF the Avenue Rail
road
The upexpired term is for four years from the
18th OF August. A. ID 1858. the monthly rent being
sls3 SS-lOo, and includes the Of twenty three
rooms, and the Bar Room. md Club Room; in short,
all Of the buildings except the office. used by the
Rail- cad COMPANY. VIM ID; Cassin, Won: Craig.
and that formerly occupied by Albert Starke and
the building occupied by {. Mayer.
The personal property embraces all the Furni-
ture in all these rooms-including Beds Bedsteads
Bedding, Sheets, Pillows, Carpets, Curtains, Pic
lures, Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Stoves w ardrobes
Crockery, Glassware, Clocks. Lounges Bar room
Fixtures. Club room Furniture, &C, &c; bel ~
The place has been known ss a Hotel stand for
many years. and has proved a lucrative location
for the hotel and restaurant business and persons
wishing TO purchase are requested te visit the
place and inform thems>lves to its present and
prospective value. as il will lie sold entirety
and six onths, with interest from the day OF SALE
to be satisfactorily secured. The sale IL perenp
tory, and the purchaser will be placed in inmedi-
date possession.
Wv. JONES, Receiver.
seH-l0t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
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DRY G0odS.

A very good business has been done in all
departments of the dry goods trade the past
week, and prices have ruled steadily tor all
classes OF fabrics. excepting domestic sheetings
and shirtings, which have undergone a decline
OF a half to a cent yard, on account of a fall
OF three to four cents pound in the raw
material. The jobhers have worked off their
old stocks to great extent, and laid in a new
supply; and the regular fall season may be said
to nave commenced in earnest. In prints there
has been less change of prices than IN other
kind of cotton goods the new styles selling up
to the full price while the less desirable styles
are barely steady. Wooden goods are selling
better than for some time past and the stock of
cloths ir first hands has very sensibly dlmin-
large and lively, and prices are firmly main
Lined, particularly for dress goods and silks
The auction sales have been large and well at.
tended.-N. \. INDEPENDENT
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CoMMoTrCS IN THE MARKETs-Enforcemen
o. an Old Ld1C.-Iesterday, the police of the
SIKH precinct arrested several parties on the
charge Of violating the market regulations, and
Justice Clark fined them in small amounts
each, giving them notice that in future the
penalty will DE enforced more strictly. The
market hours, as prescribed by the act of May
., 1S51, are from daylight until ten O'Clock
from May lst TO October list, and until eleven
O'Clock during the remaining months, and il is
not lawful for persons to take possession of or
occupy stands or places earlier than two hours
before sunset under penalty of s. for each
onense. The Saturday evenings markets shall
close at eight O'Clock from October to May, and
al nine o'clock during the other months, the
Clerks OF the Markets to give notice fifteen
minutes previous 10 the close by ringing a bell
This law was not fully carried out: but this
merning, few minutes past eleven, the police
notified the dealers at the Northern Market of
the time for closing.
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MEETING OF THE SCHUETZHN NERYIS-I.ast
evening the regular monthly meeting OF the
SchuetZen Ne-eIn was held at Trades Union
Hail. tDe president OF the association, Il. HenZe
IN the chair. After the transaction of general
business, an election was had to supply a va
canCy IN the board of directors in place of Chas
Eoel, resigned. John Noght having receiy ed
a majority OF the votes. was declared elected
A contribution was then taken up for a person
VINO was accidentally shot at the Park during
the late festival, and quite handsome sum
was realized. II was resolved that a serenade
he rendered TO Peter Dill. of Georgetown, the
newly elected Schuetzen King, and that il take
pace this evening. III Is reported that Mr.
Dill has seven hundred bottles OF wine on ics
ready for his friends O:her business was At.
tended 10, The ASSOCIATION adJourniug At 11L
o'clock.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
HISIS ToGIVE NOTICE, That on the 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1858, warrant in
bankruptcy was issue1 against the estate OF
q. NJ. r. KING SON, of the city Of Wash.
inston, of said District, who have been sdj Judged
bankrupts on their own petition; that the payments
of any debts and delivery OF any belonging
to such bankrupts to them FOR their use and the
transfer Of any property by them IL forbidden by
law; that meeting Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupts, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of their estate, will De
held at Court Of BANKRUPTCY, to be holden at the
City Hall. in the city of Washington. before J
Ssyles Brown, Register. on the soil day of Septem
Der, A. ID. 1865, at 10 o clock q. m.
DAVID =. COOLING,
U. 8 Marshal OF ID. c., as Messeneer
SEPTEMBER Is, le6S. II
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baltimore Markets, Ts.dav.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Virginia 6's, old, in
scrIbed, i7a bid, ASK asked; do. 1S66, ~ bid,
81 asked; do. Is67, 4s bid, 40 asked; do coupon,
DID, 81 bid; do. coupon, new, 81 bid. Cotton
dull; nominally 24c. Flour dull. with prices
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged Corn
dull; choice to prime white, 81 .2G yellow, LIS
al.27. Oats dull; 70a73c. Rye firm at al 40
Provisions easier. Pork, s3l. Bacon-rib sides,
Il; clear do. w shoulders, IA. hams, &c. Lard
JUcpnts
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DRY GOODS
AT Low PRICls.
began & WYLIE,
No. 329 SEVENTH STREET,
between New York avenue and L street.
IL a. arn

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB.
= Gerber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, in the District Of Co.
lumbis. letters of admipistrstion c. {. .. on the
personal estate Of LAURA BELL, late Of
washington city, d. @, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the came, With
the vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber on or Be.
fore the 18Th day Of September next thew may other
wise by Law be excluded from ali bsnet OF the ssid
Sc september. 1865 ~ Wy VI
HELEN Iher X mark HANuoNp.
AdminisrratriT 80
witress.yAe. 8. EpwARDS,
se slawsw' Deputy Beg. Wills.
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THfPorehAc FRoSr.-The Indictment wealth
er which we have had for the past few days
mas somewhat given the qusetus TO pleasure
excursions down the river, but as II is general
ly usual for MS to have warm weather IN this
latitude much later in the season II Is SAFE 70
predict that pleasure seekers will yet make
otner Tips by water. Inc steamer Ar, low
morning
Carter's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lydia
A. Hughlett. Evans, from Hayre-de- Grace,
with coal, for e. II. Burgess 20 America,
Paul, from Spesutis Island, with coal, for Hen.
derson Fowler; Armada, Palmer, from Swami
Greek, with 10000 feet OF lumber, for ]. ID.
kitch.
. John sons Wharf.-Arrived- Schrs. Federal
Hill, Wheeler, from Port Deposit with lO6 0OO
feet of white pine, for Mohun & Son; Fish
Jennie Baker, Headley, with bakers pine
wood, for j. II. Johnson Co. Sailed-Schrs
My stic Circle, McCready, for Alexandria; May
flower, Mary Elizabeth, and sloop Sea Slipper,
Capts. Faunces, with ice, for the fishing shores
Riley's Wadyf-Arrlved-Schrs. X. L. Taylor,
Baker, from Spesutia Island, with 300 tons of
coal for b. F. Clark; Mary Augusta, Wroton.
from Havre- de- Grace, with $50 tons OF coal, for
Henry Clay Stewart; ]. ]. Maypole, Benedick;
Marcellaman, Lewis, with oysters, for Turner
Coz Jas. A Hooper, Cheshire, with pro-
duee, for market; Orator, Brown, from Macho-
doc, with 30 cords of wood, for Mr.. Linnbeck.
Salled-steamer Columbia, Harper, for Balti-
more, with freight and merchandise, for Chas.
Worthington.
Fourler's Wharf.-Arrived-S J. ]. Bar
rell, Perry, from vre-de- Grace, with coal
for the Washington and Georgetown Ice Com
pany; Mechanic, Smart, from the lower river,
with wood for MaginnIs. Sailed-Schrs. Rapid
Ann, Bailey, down the river, 10 load with wood
for Philadelphia; T. w. Ware, Abdel, down
the river. light.
Foy's f.-Arrived-Longboats Thomas
Carroll. Haney, from Aqua Greek. with wood
fer J. T. Clark; Alexander, Keys, from Guam
tico, with wood for Mr. Dodge.
GUiHdnd's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sallie,
Queen, with wood to market. Sailed-Schr
Constitution, Perry, light.
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YACHT COLORs.-To-day, MIR. John 7. Civ
III, presented 10 the club of the yacht bearin o
hIs name, a handsome suit of colors-conslstiug
If stIeamer - feet in length and National n az
Of about 80 by ~ inches-made by Horstman
Brothers Co. OF Philadelphia. This Yacht
~as originally the Gen. Grant, but early this
season the cub complimented Dir. Given by
giving his name 10 the yacht.
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LOST CHILD.-A little white child, appar-
emily about four years old, was picked M e..
tray This morning in the neighborhood of 18th
ano streets, and taken 10 the Central Station
mouse TO await Identification. 1t was dressed
IL PINK inquired calico Wrapper, dark brown
dress with black dots, underneath and wore
cloth oalmoral shoes, white stockings, with
elastic carriers, and bareheaded.
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HEAR YR, PEOPLE, AND LISTEN To

HEAR fR, PEOPLE, AND LISTEN TO THE
VOICE OF WIsDoM.-Those in want of Gents
Furnishing Goods, good goods, at low prices,
go to the ORIGINAL FRANC. 49i Sc venth street,
between ID and T., where you will find a SPLEEN
did assortment twenty per cent cheaper than
in any similar establishment in the city. His
motto is, "a quick penny is better than a slow
dollar" Remember the place -i9i Seventh
street, large plate glass front, six doors belsw
L street. No branch store. e9l:
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COLLYER AND EDwARDs.-Sam ColIyer ar
IIyeG here last evening, and met with Billy
Edwards shortly after his arrival, when some
conversation took place relative TO another
fight, the former being ar xious 10 enter the ring
with Billy, but 10 Is understood that the latter
peTemp;OIily declines 10 enter the ring with
CCllyer or any party again.
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BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye 10 the best in the world;
he only true and perfect Dye; harmless rel able,
unts; remedies the III elects Of bad dyes; inytgo.
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful blaeA
md psopery Sppied !. Batssh.IorT nv VIE Pacsoy
No. 10 Bond sreet. New York. iaH-eedly
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FoURTY-FoURTH REGIMENT or cornn,n
NOLUSTEKR lNFANTRY.-The iith Colored n.
fantry last evening elected the FOLLOWING of :
GERS For Colonel, Captain Perry Carson. of
Dyson, Company ID; MAJOR, Captain samuel
Allan. Company h; AdJutant LieuteRant sam.
uel Richards, Company q; Quartermaster.
Private Joseph Tuckison, Company +.
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L ATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS,

We are now preparing full stock Of the above
celebrated DRAWERS, in materials suitable for
all climates.
Also our new styles Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
now ready fer Fall and Winter of 1853
FISK, CLARK & FLAGG,
au29 colt No. S. White street New York
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RAILROAD ACCIDEST.-I.ast evening abou,
nine o'clock, as a train OF the Orange and Alex.
andria railroad. loaded with cattle, was baing
lacked along LIST street TO the Baltimore depot.
and when nearing Indiana avenue. the rear
car ran of the track and overturned and the
next car was also turned over against a tsie.
graph post. The overturned car was consider
ably smashed, and two steers were killed our.
right, and four Others, before they could be- Sc.
cured, got away, and have not since been re.
covered.
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FLAG RAISING IN THE SEVENTH WARD

FLAG RAISING IN THE SEVENTH WARD-Sey-
mCtT and Btdir AeetiHg-A Small TiTdde on the
Corporation B.s.-Last evening, a large nationa
nag, thirty by twenty feet, bearing the names
OF Seymour and Blair, was thrown to the
breeze on x street, between and q, South
Washington - being suspended TO rope
stretched from the top of Mr.. Eggleston's house
to that of Mr.. T. b. Humphrey. procession
of the Seventh Ward Conservative Club was
formed at Potomac Hall, and, headed by the
banner of the club and with a number of trans
parencles, marched TO the place designated
Here the South Washington Cornet Band, sta
toned on the balcony OF Mr.. Eggleston's house.
(from which the speaking took place. per-
formed appropriate music, and the scene was
quite an animated one, Messrs. Humphreys and
Egglestons houses, being handsomely illumi-
mated. The flag was run out about eight
O'Clock. amid the cheers of the crowd, and Mr.
James Small addressed the meeting, speaking
of the loyalty of the people of the Distric,, who
ne said had been grossly misrepresented. He
denounced the present city government, and
referring to the officials whose names, he said
commenced with b.. criticized the course of
Mayor Bowen. Register Boswell, Mr.. s s
Baker, Surveyor Bliss, Mr.. Bates and Dr.
BOYD.
MIR. Small having relieved his mind, was fol-
lowed by DIR. T. q. Clayton, Dr.. Allen, and
Mr. j. :. Newbank, of n. y, who was intro.
duced and addressed the meeting.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
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Of - Now sS'f published sa' . SfssF
1.-THE MALL"
at the price Of Threepenos per copy as heretofore
The days Of puSIica alton will be Tuesday and Fri
Gay; and each paper will contain the news and all
vous numbers Of 1se ss, which viii iht thus De-
form, fer persons residing abroad or in the colo.
Subscribers can obtain THE MALL through
Ot
London Wv ''' -' gl5- IsSieS ! .saW
~ hENRY Z: RILEY; formerly with A. MeCo:
Who may want anything in ny line, and Twill viii
De done elsewhere Rene mber the place sign Of
the Big Gun. No Ala ID street, between 9th and
~ JOHN J. PEABODY.
HAVING TAKEN CHARGE OF ALL WORK
connected with the GUNSMlTHING DEPART
FENT Of Mr.. :. J.; PEABODY'S GUN AND
LOCkSM1TH ESTABLlSHMENr, No. 414 D
street, will be pleased to see his or any of INV
old friends tse1tfl HENRY 8. RILEY.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
i bers have Obtained from the Orphan Court OF
Warrington County, in the Di strict of Columbia,
letters testamentsry on the personal estate Of
JOHN MORGAN, late of Washington county, D..
U deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
bers, on or before the 18th day Of September next
bene6 Of the said estate. CT zen under our hands
this 18th day of September. 1858.
JAMES MORGAN.
MAkGARET NEWLY,
eel4-law5W Executors.
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Money in New York remains easy at the low
rates which have prevailed for the past week,
the average rate 10 borrowers On call oeiug4
per cent. with exceptional transactions at and
S per cent. Discounts are more active though
rates are UNCHANGED.
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SALES OF REAL EsTArK.-Messrs Gree

Williams, auctioners yesterday sold lot 20 IN
square So, fronting on north Il street, bet ween
6th and 9TH streets east, to j. Thropp for 20
cents per square foot.
Mr.. &. 7. Griffith, auctioneer flor Fitch and
Fox, Real Estate Brokers,) sold lot AZ in
McG ulre's subdivision of square ga, fronting
on II street north. between North Capitol and
First streets. to Col. &. NJ. Alexander for So
cents per square foot.
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CENTRAL GRANT AND COLPAx CLUB.-At
business meeting of this organization, held
last night a. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, about
twenty gentlemen were nominated and elected
members OF the club. A report of the revised
constitution and bylaws was submitted, the
consideration of which was postponed till some
future meeting. Mr.. Dabbs, from the commit
tee having charge OF the arrangements for the
grand mass meeting TO be held at the Navy.
yard on Friday evening, stated that the ar
engagements Were about ali completed, and that
the committee had requested Captain A. Grant,
bTIgadIer general OF the boys in Blue" to act
as chief marshal on the occasion. Capt. Grant
accepted the position, but hoped that a post
ponement would be agreed upon, as the torches
ordered for the first brigade OF the "Boys in
Blue" would not reach him in time 10 be used
on that evening. The subject was discussed at
considerable length by General Croker, J.
SayIes Brown, W. A. Short, and others, when
II was agreed that the demonstration should be
postponed until Tuesday evening, I'D instant
Capt Sheriff.. from the committee on speak
ers for the mass meeting. reported that a num-
Der OF the most prominent members of Con-
gress had consented 10 be present and address
the Republicans. Adjourned.
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES SEYMOUR AND BLAIR
tlUB-A meeting OF this club was held at
wills Hall, on 9Th street, on Men lay night.
Twenty-Five members signed the constitution
Addresses Were delivered b. Messrs. John
Donovan and r. W. Eenwick. after which the
Chalr requested all mem bers and their friends
10 meet at the hall this wednesday, evening
AZ o'clock. in order TO JOIN in the procession 70
The Fifth Ward.
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wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-Stock market strong
Exchange 9; Gold, ~ i. 5.20s, 1861, lax; I0-4O's,
registered, Az; North Carolina 6s, 73S, do
new, Tx Virginia 6's, SIX.
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PEDEsTRIANIsM.-Te-mo young can
cIdate for the title OF pedestrian will take his
walk, leaving Baltimore al 8 o'clock 4. m, with
the intention Of reaching this city IN ten hours.
He has not been IN training for this feat, nor
have any bets been made, and should he sue
coed, be intends next 10 try 100 miles in twenty
four hours
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IHE ARsENAL IHPEOyEMENT.-Mr. Frank
Reeslde, the contractor FOR the erection OF a
Dick " all along tine north side OF the arsenal
grounds from James creek TO the Potomac
commenced operations Monday. The wall
VIII be l,SuU feet long, eight feet high and two
fTet de, and Is 70 be erected al cost of about
- la
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwALnY, siiveF-platsd ware, and fancy
goods, new STYLES, received from New York
this week IT Priggs One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue near ~ street.
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PRISONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol ill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. ll2 East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN (,OoaINa. AGENT
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DIED..

COWLING. On the piRht OF the 18th instant of
paralvsis, lDWAkD COWLING, Jr., aged 50
years and months.
The relatives aud friends of the family are in.
vited to attend his funeral on Friday afternoon
the 18th instant, at clock, from his late resi-
dence. No. 297 G. St, between 18th and l4th SITS,
alexandra Gazette please copy | IT.
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New York Grain Market Ts. d.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-Flour 10al5 cents
lower. Wheat unsettled. Spring 1a2 cents
lower. Winter slightly IN favor of buyers
Corn dull and a shade lower.
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REJoICISGs OVER THE MAINE ELECTION
Last evening, al o'clock. one hundred guns
were fired IN Judiciary Square, under the aus
IIces OF the Boys in Blue, In honor of the re-
suit of the Maine election
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THE IRON CLAD will steam MP tomorrow,
1.-THE 18th instantly All lovers of Steamed
Oysters will call at the old Original Steamer,
where they know il is done mp brown.
7. M. HARVEY,
8 Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
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BITTEN BY HoG.-This morning, about II
O'Clock, as a little child, about four years old.
was rambling along the market lot, near the
canal, 1t was bitten by hog which was feed
ing on waste fruit and vegetables scattered
about. The child approached the animal aud
attempted to pick up an apple lying near
where ii was roofing, when she seized him by
the fieshy part of the hand and inflicted an
ugly wound. The little sufferer was taken u
its home near by, and properly attended to.