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EVENING ST Alt.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Four. Farther Fa< ts Anoct Mr Di VaiL.
Yesterday evening's <Jlobe gite? some fac s by
a neighbor of Mr E W. Davail which throws
some further light on the subject The Globe 3
article understood to be from John C itives.
Esq . says
'? His iriendj now think be will partially
recover from the wound, but that be will never
get entirely t*ell, "a* there are ?till forty or
fifty shoot in him w' ich cannot fee extracei
They were shot into his back on the left side
of his hick-bone, and near to it, about the
first rib. The palm of a man's hand will
cover ail the shot holes, which prove* that tee
person who shot him was about ?s far oh ?s
Mr Duvall in his deposition states be w s?
? not being more than tea steps
?lt expected that Mr. Duval I could not
survive during the day on which he wag shot,
and. therefore, his deposition wa? tasen that
day by Jus'i-eC ements. of Bladensburg, Md
Ti e two "Jermans stated, when brought before
nstice l?..on, of mis city, for examination, a?
ne learn from bim. that Mr Duvall attempted
to wrest a gun from 'he elder one. twenty one
year? old. and while he had hold of it, the
yjun^er one fourteen years old. shot him
'? Mr. Duvall is a near neighbor to us, and
we have -<*en him several times since he was
shot, and t .Iked to him on the subject. ati<l he
denies that he touched either of them or their
guns What ho said to us accords with his
testimony given on the day of the occurrepc
We have known him six years, and consider
him an honest, industrious and truthful man
and would believe h;mon his bare word, with
out his swef -ing to it He is a loading m tu
ber of the Methodist church in Bladen*burg
and is esteemed a worthy one It seems
strange to us rhy any man. and especially a
German?a people considered the m>s peace
able aud inoffensive of our citizens, foreign ? r
native?would shoot another for telling hi:
not to continue shooting on his farm; that i!
ho did he would '-endeavor to use means to
forco him" off: bat. instead of going towards
him, was turning to go frooi him when he was
sbov"
We published the affidavit of Mr. Duvall
yesterday.
Job* Foy's Hotel ?This establishment o'
o?ir old friend John Foy, after undergoing the
bad effects of storms for a year or inure f ast.
several of which have drove the inmates from
the premises for fear of serious consequences,
is now closed to boarder? and lodgers until :lie
neoessa y repairs be made to render the place
secure. A visit to the hous?! will show ihc
devastation of the flood beneath i" where the
"littleTiber,'' asitisir,significant called, hi s
shown that when aroused, her swollen foice
Can do more damage than whs ever dreamed ot
in regard to her power Much of the injuries
to Col. Foy's house, however, arises from the
smallness of the Corporation oulet to the
stream, which, backiDg the water, fills up the
bed of the creek, and adds new force to the
rushing waters of a heavy rain The work ot
securing the foundation of the house is going
on rapidlv. and it is expected that by the first
of November all will be right again, and the
Hotel fully open, and made secure from all
appretensions of danger; but we may say
there is no real danger to our view with the
heaviest rain now, it all being apprehension.
Still as there is supposed to be danger, travel
lers on the cars will take note that a* a hole/,
the house is not to be opened till November.
Col. Foy 's loss must be considerable, his busi
ness suffering mucb, in addition to the des
truction of his property We observed last
evening some dozen persons who arrived in the
seven o'clock train from Baltimore, who ap
plied for accommodations, but were necesst riiy
refused. As the Corporation was bound by
contract to have the property secured by last
August, the responsibility of this difficulty
rests with that body, we think
Iro* Hall?Be.nrfit or Mr Hrrnasoe/..
While ab ut preparing a notice of Parrow's
excellent troupe, the following was received.
We have only to add tbat the benefioiary,
Hernandez, was a prisoner with Lopes, and
only escaped by an unexpected reprieve :
4iA visit to this place of amusement, a few
evenings since, confirmed me in the old-fa-h
loted views I entertaiu, that merit ia always
allied to modes'y. The arrival here of the
company now asking our pa ronage has not
bfien the means of blockading the sidewalks,
but there is plenty of room to pass the pos ers
announcirg the performances of the Pario<v
opera trwupe?no half-acre bills being em
ployed to astonish the beholder with exag
gerated statement? of the extraordinary at; i
ties and powers of each 'star' performer. But
you tnd ia their orderly conducted oon^er 6
a very agreeable entertainment Vocal and
instrument *1 music that delights the ear, and
fun interspersed of a decide lly higher than is
usually expected at darkey doings. The
wit of the venerable-looking Parrow has
tbe genuine spice, and no attempts are made
to clitub a steep hill after a bad pun. Very
com] lini!>n*ary things might be said of the
troupe individually?of the perfumers on tLe
?iolin guitar, bugle, flute, and banjo?and ?s
for Bone* he is unsu-passed; but my object i?
to invite you to judge for your-e!ves To-night
Mr. Hernandez has a benefit ten iered bim.
Do not fail to hear them, as it is the last en
tertainment they offer. A.
The Pp.rsbytkky .Meeting.?After devo
tioml exercises the decease of the Rev. Thos.
L. HiiuiDcr w.ls announced, and a committee
appointed to prepare a suitable minute expro -
sive of the submission oi ibe Presbytery to
Divine will and of their deep sympathy with
the family of the decea-ed Committees con
tinued were those on missions and organiza
tirn of the Western Presbyterian Church.
W ashington A preamble and resolutions were
adopted in reference t> the lau la'de efforts of
pastors, e 'ers and members of ??ourchurcfcos '
engaged in the impraut work of church erec
tion. expi -sive >i sympathy and cordial ap
proval. Contributions an J acheerful co-opcr -
tion in tho-e obj^c's are among (he priu - iy
duties our pe pie owe themselves, the cau-e <>f
Ch. ist and the church. Tiio churches am ai
fectiona ely and earnestly urged ofurnish ike
mean'aud heir fervea; prayers lhe Pres
bytery adjourned to meet during the sea-ion
of the Synod of Virginia in the First Consti
tutional Church, in Baltimore, on the call of
the molerator.
Assot i\Tiox for Mutual Improvement.?
The Idaud Social Library Association, formed
of youDg icea seeking knowledge, jor which they
devote their evenii.g,- to r- idi'ng and stu ly. is
highly deservicg of the assistance of the j ub
lie They are now increasing their library,
and have me' wiih much enc uragenieot fr >in
/?u/if.t a. well as gentlemen of Washington
in their lau lable enterpri-e. How many :>re
tnere who have books ot no use to them or
moans to give, by which this you??g men's
library may Le made the sou '.-e of un'od
good A lady, ever dis inguished in render
ing service to such praiseworthy movements,
u exerting herself f.,r thi- ass< ciation. We
peed not nan.e her. but all will guess who she
is. and s^e in her patronage a turo guerdon
of success. 6
W J LA.sc.rir.?M'>st of the readers ofjtho
Mar will remember the report of the arrest of
this pen?' n for an assault and battery s-iinc
weeks since. The officers making the arrest
had to struggle hard in arresting him. and haid
blows were struck on both sides Mr. Larglit
was released on bail afew days since; but we are
informed that for some time prior to his release
he had been complaining This morning we
learned that Langtit departed this life yester
day afternoon, aud that an examination into
the cause of his death would be made by the
proper < (Beers
The Bali, on Mhjihi Night?The boa id
of rnanag rj of the l?!and Friendship Club,
compose \ of Me-srs tieorge B Clark, K. 11. i
'?raham. J. ii. Dudley. J E. Johnson, Levi
Jones Alex fait, W 1 Walker A M Cald
well. C K Uishop ai.dJ. K Holt, are uiakiug
extraordinary pieparations for their grand
ball to take place at Island Hall on Monday
n'ght. The ladies are espec.ally on the <{M
ft if. so something fine may be surely expected
A Theft in the Strekt ?Yesterday, be
tween the hours of three and four, p. m , a
bam was st-ilen ry some thief from the door of
the store of f homas Cogan, on the corwer of
Iwettieth and 11 streets, where it was haDg
ing a gro-ery store sign. The thief has not
been discovered.
The Avieru us Cli b?This Club, as will
be seen by a ivertisemm: in another column,
have a cotillon party at Temperance llnll on
Tuesday evening, tho 17tb instant A knowl
edge ot the member* ot this Club justify us in
saying that all who attend will enjiy a pleas
ant Cine.
Rascality ?A very old woman went into*
store this morning, and asked change for a
quarter of a dollar lhe obliging proprietor
g ?ve her t?o d kh and a three cent pieco A
. muli-pt tat<> way < f making m >ney out "f lhe
little earnings ot the aged poor.
_ .. iiAOBMAR Sold ?The Balti
m >r? Patriot, of yesterday. tells a story of a
verdant haekman from Washington, which
presents him as tbe greenest of J?hus yet
turred up ; but it .Is rather too tough to fully
believe of any of oar shiewd and cautious
?? knight* of the whip " The Patrl?f
?? We leirn from the captain of the Middle
Watch Station, that one of '.t^ P^.on'
arrived in this city lut evening from Wash
ingt?n, in the late train of cars, and, be>Dgin
s?*rch of sport, coon found himself at a ball
iD the neighborhood of North and Bath stree'f.
\f er ' tripping it on the light fantastic toe ?
for a few hours, an acquaintance of tfujy an
hour informed him that his hat wad missing
and oould nowhere be found, and threw him
self upon the kindness of the stranger for the
loan of his until he could run to his hotel and
procure another. The Washingtonian haying
bec^ae kind and liberal by Bsveral potations
of champagne, was no'hing loth, and at once
handed over a new tile to his unfortuna'e
friend. After waiting until tbe ball was about
to ' break in,' and his quondam acquaintance
not having returned, he became uneasy, nnrt
informed one of the gentlemen, woo stiil re
mained, of his awkward position His second
new friend immediately offered his services to
extricate him from his dilemma. He said he
knew a gentleman, an intimate acquaintance
of his, a batter, who lived over his place of
bu'iness, and he would go the.e and purchase
a new covering for his caput, and be back in
? the twinkling of a gate post.' Out came the
Granger's pocket book, containing a twenty
dollar note and a three cent piece. The bill
was | romptly put into the hands of his kind
friend, who immediately departed to purchase
the hat; but alas for our verdant haekman.
the second friend failed to return, and ;he last
seen of the dupe he was sitting, about six
o'clock this morning, upon the steps of the
Middle district Watch bout-e. hatless and pen
niless He had made applicati. -i to Captain
Howell for advice and redres?. but. the worthy
. ffieer had no redress for him. and the only
advice lie could give him was, when he came
1.1 Baltimore again to beware of the white
elephant." ? ? ?
Thr First Mo!*Ivmmt i* (HenwooD Ceme
tery.? Mttsrs Editors : Having Seen a short
paragraph in several papers with reference to
the first monumeut erected in GlenwoodCeme
tery, no one of whieh is entirely free from
mistake, I ask of you the favof of a {dace in
your paper for this article, in which I propose
to correct the mistakes referred to
It is certainly a great satisfaction to the
citixens of Washington to know that a consid
erable portion of the grounds of this new ceme
te-y is now so far prepared as to be ready
for occupatiou. The proprietors of this new
burial ground have been very fortunate in its
location. A more beautiful place for such a
purpose I have never seen, than that occupied
by Glenwood Cemetery. It is destined to bo
regarded a? the La<irel Hill of Washington
The first monument placed in this cemetery
is one erected by Mrs Tastet to the memory
of her husband, the iate Dr. Joseph M. Tastet
The monumont is from the steam marble
works of A. Gaddess, of Baltimore. It is a
plain obelisk, between eight and nine feet
high, and suffi -iently mas-ive to be in fine pro
portion?of rich Italian marble, beautifully
clouded, and highly polished. The design on
the monument is by Mrs. T. herself. It is
unique and expressive It represents an oak
tree in full foliage, in a shattered and falling
condition, as if sudienlj- broken by a storm
a vino ascending the tree entwines itself among
the branches for support, but with the broken
tree is falling to the ground. Underneath this
design is the motto. " Cling not to earth "
This monument does credit to the artist; and
I doubt net will be admired for its simplicity
and unostentatious beauty, by the numerous
friends of the late Dr. Tastet. T. J.
Bread.?The bakers decided yesterday, to
bake their loaves as near the weight requl-ed
by law as possible, and to sell ihem to the
stores for four and a half cents, and to fami
lies for five. One of the officers of the meet
ing informed us th:?t they were about to organ
ize a society for the promotion of their inter
ests. and that they had resolved to tost the 1 >w
h> an appeal to the Supreme Court Tbe first
installment of the amount nccessary for this
purpose was raised at the meeting.
Inquest.?Yesterday, an inquest was held
by the eoroner over ihe b^dy of a colored
man, named Richard Bowie, who died sudden
ly in the 7ih Ward After hearing the evi
dence. the jury decided that be came to bis
death from some cause to them unknown iconic
person| started a rumor that Bowie died of
cholera, which is all fudge.
The Highlanders.?This new corps, com
manded by Capt Hee^c. is going ahead fine'y.
and it is expected will be enabled to parade
on the anniversary of the battle of Yorkto?ru
If it is possible, they will. The energy of the
officers and spirit of the men gives good prom
ise for them.
Butter.?The clerk of the Centre Market,
attending to his duty, this morning, in weigh
ing the butter offered in lumps geired a few
lumps, cach le.-s than a pound in weight It
was of excellent quaihy, and sold readily at
good pii;es at the clerk s offer.
Watch Retires ?James J. Conway, drunk
and disorderly, fine and costs; Martin Bran
nan, drunk, dismissed.
Muss among the '? Hards" in the Sixth Con
gressional Distiict of New York.
The Herald of yesterday gives the following :
SIXTH DISTRICT.
In this district there was much feeling man
ifested for and against tbe prex.ni. incumbent,
Hon. John Wheeier, and two tickets are in the
field, both claimicg to be regular. It appe ;rs
that a portion of tbe delegat on. friends to
Mr. Whoe'er, assembled by them elves. and
unanimously renominated him, while those
opposed called another meeting, and nona
nated Charles 1). Mead. We give the repot ts
of both.
WHEELER MliETI' ,j.
ThU party assembled at the corner of Hous
tou and Allen s reets, the place advertis-d 1?T
the meeting in the daily papers, and organ
ised by calling Mr. Keilly to tiie chair, and
appointing ihos. P. St. John Secretary Upon
motion it was decided to go into an election
for a nominee for Congress, and upon the first
bal.ottbeHon Jno. Wheeler was unanimously
declared t?> be the choice of the meeting, 'ihe
convention then adjourned.
MEAD MEETING
This party claim to have met at the same
place a* tbe above meeting, ai d to be the
only party who acted openly and honorably
They represent that the above meeting Wits
uufair, inasmuch as it was held with closed
door-, and organized before the hour appointed
for holding tbe convention, ibis meeting, io
opposition to the aoove. it is contended, was
composed of a majority of all the delegates
The meeting waa called to order by the elec
tion of George T- Thompson, ot tho Fifteenth
waid, chairman. It being moved and carried
to go into an election for a Congressional nomi
nee. Charles D Mead was unanimously de
clarel to bo iheir choice. Mr. Moad is in
lavor of Frouson and the platiorm of the Ka
tional Democratic Conven.ion of July 12.
Horrible Death?Two Brothers Buried
Alive.?Two brothers, named Patchen, re
spectable citizens of Constantia, 0<wego
county, New York, met a horrible death
on the 25th ultimo. The Oswego Palla
dium says they were digging a well, and
when they reached a depth of 25 feet, the
quicksand in which they were working, caused
the earth to fall in, burying them at the bot
tom. Every exertion was made to remove the
earth, but eight hours elapsed before they
were reached?the earth being eleven feet deep
above them. When found, they were stand
ing in an upright position, with their arms
around each other, cold and lifeless.
The Girard Estatb.?The Philadephia
Ledger says the annual rental of the Girard
property belonging to the city, and comprising
lots, dwellings, stores, warehouses, wharves,
bridges. Ac., amounts to $93,542. There are
also in the hands of the treasurer of the Giraro
fund, held by the Mayor, Ac , in trust, under
the will of Stephen Girard, stocks and loans
to the a nount of $1,033 116 22, divided as fol
lows :
Trust fund for the improvement of Del awn re
avenue $514,480 Hti
True fund to purchase fuel 9 2t>2 05
Trust lund for the residuary.... 509.273 31
Total $ I..033,116 22
VW " Tommy, my son. what is longitude
4 A clothes line daddy "
" How do you make that out? '
?? Becuuse it stretchej from pole to pole.'3
Zlr Piteous are very abundant thin fall in
the forests of Indiana and Ohio. ?nd !n West
I n New Yofk.
A PIlk o*- BB*Ati?trFFs.?The receip s of
grain at Butfalo. York, from Saiaftiiy to
Tuesday inclusive, reached half a nUtluin o?
bu*he! s.
idB^Wild pigeons are so numerous in aoipe
portions of Indiana that the farmers consider
them a nuisance.
"The Princeton Kentu?hian Teporti a pale
of 500 barrels of corn in Crittenden county at
28 cents.
Potatoes are plenty in the interior of
New Hampshire a" two shillings a bushel.
HIARRIRD.
Pn t'>f 4tb instant, bv the Rev. Mr. Gurloy. Mr.
JOHN (4. CLARKE, lo HER I HA, youngest (laugh
Iftrof Win Mechlin, H*q, all of" th s city.
U1KU;
On tiio 7th instant, of coiisuiaption, FRANKLIN
THOM A3, in the 37th year of his age.
(Sjh Hi? friends and acquaintances are invited to
attend his funeral without further notice*. . .
Wants.
' JVa till" n nd " Wanted'' advertisements, four tin* ?
? >r less, for each insertion, 25 cents; each a.idhiona
ine 5 cents.
WANTED?To hire a colored BO * or girl, in a
private family, from 12 to 14 years of age.
Liberal wa^es givtn. Apply to "R D P."
o**t 6
\?r ANTED-By a good *nl punctual tenant, n
? f smnll FIGURE, either bri*k of frame, wiih i1
?? Dho't distance of the C# tre Ma>k?t Pl?ase cil!
op o aldrww JNO. RKR4B,
E*g> Plumbing and flsi fitting Establishment,
c-rner of Sixth street ahd Ptl. avenue.
ortl ?eo3t
WANTfcD? A MAN, who is competent i? take
cbargc of the feeding, milking and c*re of th
rows of a lar(?9 dairy near the city.
Al-o, a nan to 3*ire a milk wagon.and di tribute
milk in the citv. Amerifcans rtnd Germans would
be preftr'fd, and none nefd apply who carflot giv *
- tisfoctory references for capaejtv, sobri?tv. j-no
honesty. Applvto J W. THOMPSON A B*0 Pa.
avenue, -?uth ei'l^, between 10th and 11th stree's
ret 6?3t
WA>7Tf!Ti ?A r ,,P,,ct*W* qniet Gentleman pnd
?T his wife wouid like to Join a family of th?
s<me (tefcriplion in taking a comfortable house 5n
?h- centra! part, of fh city sone other need si
p!y. Aiidress "S'>uth,n City Post office.
cct 6
\KTANTED?An experienced GARDENER. t
, tf,ke a targe Oard^n a mile and a quarter
ir.>m tli# ci'r, on eh^ns ^a-e indu ements offered.
Aiirens intm?Ji.telv, by Utter or person. WiHiaiu
V ^?* T* Fowler's Building, oorner feyt-uth
??d K Mre'ts. oct 3 -1-r
\1RANTED ?Two Plumb -r< wanM! idimfllia'ely,
v? Compe'ent and steady handi will find cod
?tant employment and b?st waives by applying to
FUR8K AOLLINS.
sep 19?tf Opposite \A illards' Hotel
YV^rfTS M KGROKS.?The subscribers art
i Vw in tb? market buying 8LAVES. pa^
lug v.he highest cash prices. Person* having Hlave#
for sale wiil please call at 242 PRATT STREET. ls?l
timore, Mi., (Slattsr's old stand.) Slaves taken on
'njard st 25 cents per day.
feb 2-?ly B. M A W. L. CAMPBELL
Boarding.
TV^Rf1. N. WILSON hiu t^fcen t'ie house at t^(
corner'of Kleventh sr.-et and P-nnsj lvarin
av-nue. south ?d->, and i^ prepared to aojmmrdatf
tioarders or lo Igvrs. Ta- room^ are large, ele?aut,
and nir/. Kntiance on Eleventh 8tr?ef.
oc* 3?tf
BOAL DlffQ.?Mrs. DUVAbL, Pentia. av-nu?,
nearly opposite Bro-sms' Hotel, b%s fine ROl?M:;
au-J offers cver> drdrabl?. comfort ami accommodfr
tion for farai!:;*? cr single pentlemen?iiermp.-. i.t
or transient. No more ible boarding h
wilt be found ly Waabin^^n. jt? 15 \\
THE
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hnv voluiae o? a local character ev?-r PROOrCED
iy THIS COUNTRY OR ENGLAND.
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early copy
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more, 5 our sole Agent for Baitim^n, Rn j thence to
Wheeling. From any other point, please adirtfi.i
tne liub isjiers.
AfiKNTd WANIKD in every Town on th? Ohio
Rirer.
B^OMWKLL A SMITH, Pub Ifh>rs,
No 195 Chestnut streer, Philadelphia.
oct 4?ft
FALL DRY GOODS
THOUSANDS OF PURCIf tSERS.
\\Ttk tiav" nr>w ?d srore ana shall receive weekly
11 supplies during the ne%ton?
A Utrg' t'ock of Silk* at.d f ancy G .kIs.
Plain French M?xiiv>s Biccaie bnd p'a n Biic^
Plni i Merlnf.s, Cacl.mers Miks
I lam and Plaid Moufse- SuK;i(,r B.)mhs*!|ies
. 'i'"' Alpa as, Csntoa ClMbs
*11 shadec CobergCloti s English Crapes. as?-'d
Fine Printed Mousselins Crape an 1 Love Veil".
Jtmbroxderi t aiid Kut Glnvts.
Mls?es Kid A Hlk Oloves L?dte> Silk and Co'ton
Merino in I Octton Ho- Hosiery In great van
si*'* eties
Cbild'n Merino Shirt* H,k aud Merino VesM
Superior Cloths, Cassimeres and Veilings.
Casslnets and Kentucky 2 j?a 10-4 Flannels, for
Jeans hkirtix.g
?u'erior Flannels, of all fuperfine Tab'e Piapers
sh.-.des Napkins and Towelling
Pitro und Table Cov rs
AlhO. a full assortuiert of Oentlnmen's Merino
and Ootton Shirtfl a^d D.-awers. Wcolleu and Cotr
ton Hosiery, Kid, Siik, Merino Qloves, Suspenier?,
Cri.vs.'s, .?'ilk snd I in--n l o-ftet ilendkerchiefs, silk
and fine gingham Umbrellas.
Bif All of which will i n fold at fiir low prices,
for cisb, or to punofual customers
MAXWELL, SEAKS A COLLEY,
No. 523,
fceven h St., three doors ataivc Ps. avenue,
oct 4?dVw
PHILADELPHIA AUCTIOH BARGAINS.
1,AKfcACH Merinos, all * hides, at 76 cent', very
cseap
F'en< h Merino Pldds, all styles
600 pifces black silk velw BibfcOns; of a'.l widths,
very chexp
Plaid Silks, plai l Ribbons
Bb^k Silks of every width and qualify
200 Fien h Shawl', various Uybs, very low
Cu"tom"rs will do well to call and look at my
Stock, all of which will be sold st a small advanc-,
for cath. WM. R. RILEY,
Corner 8:h s'.. oppofite Centre Market,
oct 3?lm
GREAT ATTRACTION.
100 d's,,D ,'I""n oumtrie Haiulktrchiat) frcm C
1 v7 v cents upwards
80 do*. gr?s> lin?n llaniktrcbiefs frcm 25 cents up
ward ,v?ry ch? ap
Franeh worked C; liars .n treat variety, very low
Worked lawn and muslin Sleeves
Worked c?mbric S? irts
240 pairs French kid Gloves, at 50 centa, worfh 75
cents
Call und t ny cbeap for cash at
WM. P. RILEY'S,
ecr. Eighth street. opp:site Centre Maiket.
oet 3?lm
PIANO FORTES TJ RKNT.?iev
CEGjiZnHeral first rate 6octave Piano Fortes
rent it $o p?r mon a to careful
w * U "persons. Emjui'eat
HILBUd A HITZ'S
oct 3 Music Depot.
OUR iiONKYUCO, and ether ComicaJities from
Punch, with numerous illustrations
Life's L-sson a Tale
1 utnam for October
Further supplies of Pai-hion aod Fsmine, a'
TAYLOR * MaIIRY'X
*P I'ookstore, near Ninth st.
THK SlOttT OF THE BIB I E, fom the find
dawn C Revela ion to the completion cf ihf
SacreJ Cunon, with the interesting details of itj
translition *nd circulation, lrom the earliest eff-rti
until the present time. 1 vol
The Australian Wg^der.t* fcy Mrs I,,!
Piu.reb* mdJ I'rrJuUl<e, m ut/Tnl, bv Mis G?r?
Eddy on tea Cuiiute and the Bee 'Uive.
??P a?? FHANOK. TaYLuJI
For Baie and FUot.
FOR RFNT?A eonveniemt and comtort?ble frame
nO^Br, (No. 6S7.) two ftorle* and garret, with
a i rick b***n*nt. situated in a pleas* Dt and healthy
n?i*hborhxd on the Island. To a punctual and
Ctref; I tyrant the tent will be flfteMU dollar* per |
month Enquire of DAN'L 8. CLARSK,
Druggist, Potomac Sa'I, Island.
-Alio, a mal! Btcr? Haaik for rent under Potomac
HiU oct 7 81*
FOR 8M,K OR KENT?Coo venient to Oeorjt< ?
town, ?rtt*We frr a market Gar lener or a prt
rate residence, a House Sn5 out budding*, com
hoH'P and woke hon?e. toother %:ih 1? <
of Liod There is an elegant Peaeb Orchard on I he
premiws. with good spri"* and m<lk hou<? attached
to It Tfc'r property is ?itaated miles from Geo'
town, on lb* Canal Road;. Application e?n be ra?d?
at ?)?? Nat onal Re^ftt^Maf., la aven?e, tr to the
ewner on tne pfemls^i.
oct 7?3i* SORT E ROBERT?.
I?OR RENT?Three new three sto * ItOKSF.S. of,
Pierce street. between North Capitol a-d 1st St.,
a?^d Ii ?nd M They contain >ix rooms each Ap
ply to OHAWLBs TilOM S, immedi itely oprosite.
oct 6?2**
F)R RF.NT?The lUeidence cf the l?te O n. Tow
aon. corner 17th and F streets. Both bouse an?l
ground* hav.e been put In con. p'ete order. Ga-< and
furnace hrst ar? carried throughout the boupe, !??
gethe- wi'h hot anl ?oW wa er in bath, in w?t-r
closets, kitmen, anl butler;s panfrv. EniOnre on
the premises, between l< and 2 o'clock.
Oct 5?eoSt?
1."^0R HEST ?1 h" subscriber has for r nt a go?<l
Dwelling II0U3K, o i Bridge stre-t, Oeorge '<fn
a frw doors east of ths market hruso It is larg-*
in good order, convenient. and quite a dwrrahle re*
iience Apply it TfMOTJiY O'DONOIHUB
oct 6?tf
FOB RENT?Ths latnesni desirable D A KLL V'?
next door to Mr. Causten's, on F. near Fif
teenth street west, now occupied by J. A. Rockwell,
Eeq.
Also, a Dwelling IIou=e in Ger^etnwn, with r.
larre garden, pump in tho vard, smol e hotise, av.d
other conveniences, at idEO per r.itham. Fec< ntly
occupied by Mr. Tyler. Apnly personal y. or by
post paid letter, tf) A IIYD8, Georgetown.
oct 3?ecSt*
\RARE CIIANOR T) GKT A L T T? THE
Ci?y of vYaihingtori ?Having sufc 'i\icb:d Sijs
91 V 933, and f^nare * uth of FquaieSli in l/Ots.
averaging 20 feet Iron* by 00 feet deep, I r.m r.ow
prepared to feli the >tni> at prices rsmr*"g from
s!>.ty to oue hundred d<'llars, and tip-'ii ry no orp
moda'lng Wits say J" or $i p t month until raid
for
Th? above fqu?re? front oil V ,ty!aud K^eone. be
*w *ew 8:h aod9'h str. ets ?a_-t 5ituat?'d Oii the
uj<?t thriT'uT part of C?{it 1 Mili.
T.ho nbo e arran^cmetit. \ ffers indr>cem-v*? r?re
1? to ba met with. g;v?n' tbe oppor unity tft o few
p-?or men of owni -g a Lo*. in tbe C!:y of WKFhing
"on. 610- P. Di KR,
11th street, one bouse from Pa. avenue.
o't 4?lw
FOR RENT.?The mos desirable STORS now to
be had ou Pk. HTenne i? B'-xt d<*or to the nev
!>tar it is si'uatetl ^et^en ih? re? Stsr
OfH"e and the new store rn th? eomcr oT Ta. f.r'trtie
and Fleyen'h street, b?:ng fi'ied tip bv Hilbn?.i
Hrz, tor'beir contemplated magnificent 1 imo en 1
Music establishment. Arply etirly at the Ha* of
fic . fet 'i tf
CtTO?>Af}K.-Wnllacli ?% Mope will pfore Furni
tnre, Dry Goo<J?t firocerlei. Ar., in 'he e>t? nsive
ba'eraent ulldernettlh tbe n?'W " Stnr rnfMinirs" at
the c rner of Peon?ylf: uia aT?=niue and .Meye.nth
street. T!-ese basements a e p,Ve^ with Wigs, wvFl
ventilit?d, and perf-ctly dry at all lines ?iid to
cure. Apply at the fj!?r office counter.
oet Q- tf
A COAL OR MARRLE YABP FOR RKNT.?The
rec?nt LOT on Pennsylvan'a svenue nert to
the new St-ir ?.?(fiee is for ren , for ore or fir* yearn.
It is the Tery b>st location in Washing on for1 a
C- al or MarM* Tar J. Apply soon at the e? tintfi? of
the 8 ar Office. act 2?tf
Ij^OR RENT.?For on? or four j ear??the pr?tr!?es
frcm w1 ich tha Ftar < flii* has jirt bertu r- ^
niored, on D stre?t. near i'f juneri n w'tli Peunsyl
Tania a^enun ant Twe.fth s'lei t". It co: si ts of
two buildings?iront ?n i rear and simp!* ^aFd
noln wit>> n *?ll of wate. for mecV.aricBl parnoei p
on the premises. Thi<- i? a first rate orp rtwnitv
for a river. Painter, enrp'nt'er, manuf-icturinK h-.t
ter, blnckemith wheelrijrbr, ic.. to .'?bt'j'n working
ro- m withit: a slcni's tb; >w ot tli-? cc-?tr'- of
sjlTKniA avenue, ?fhiie th<< front Ka idin^ -sril
aniW.T fur one, t?-*o i-r thr-? ahops or ?/p
p'y hot n at ths jcv ofT.C" of tb<- h';.r. corner of
Pcun-iylvsaia end iuevejith stroet.
r.-ct 2?'f
FOi; UKNT?A new and comfortable T> ^/kLLTKO
nOLEE, coa sir:n>i *dubt jcs>iu?, rit'.'a*? t < o
r-o*th 15 hl.r'^t, b -iwo-'ri D ilawer-* ??.- *iu ? rii?i Fir*t
street east, one trom the Oe;-i oi. F. r tennu
inquire at. Mr KcrfTne.-'i Orocry, or .1 .1 PvabO'iVj
nsrth wing of the Capitol Extension
oct 'I?1 w*
QWHT TO ITT A NT* KIX1UH8S FOR SALK
l HRTirg lepwd the lurf ; ?u_' ^''tj-ti ?i n* we.r
rxsr:'K^tifr of llthr-n l lVnn-ylvania avriiie, we
will rent ir.e eli.^ably situated ?t we n-'w occupy
Th- central and w?-li hno -'n locality of our i r :'- - :t
e^tabllahment ofler* * mo>-r ran* oppor'aciiy f.^r
one d-^eirtos! an exc-ell?nt bu-iness stsn l
HfLtJUS ?* Jin z.
Mwsic Depot, Eou'Ja sids Penarylv*n;a avenue,
Ifctwc-M f'-i'lh and hlrventti stree*:!:
ser."?
\ l'..\Kv) OP AlW'Jt?Fir sale, fouri>-<so ?cit3 < I
fjANi) ?ce nil." from th? ci?y line, near 'ii ?
tell ?r^t?> i>n Srye^ith stre-t four ?rre-iu b-'avy tin
L-.t. e 3ns site F?r r. --.H urb-in resident?soli we 1
adiiptt^. for s?a?l';t gardening Er.q ire of
> . C HtlBHAUD,
>'?a* the Toll Oat#, on Feventh street,
sep 27?lm*
IjlOK SALE?DKH! it MJt.K PROPERTY ON i Ii K
1 I3LAND?Co- -dHtine of two HOWL* tf/ OJA
the lirst being anew fri.u,e House fil'e-n by thir y
f^et, with four laruc airy ro >ios itnd >U!iiin?*r kit"h
tu a'tached, and other improvemen s. w.ns stii g ot
stabling, Ac , on a full lot ot 60 by 122fee*, running
ba'.k to a 30 teet a ley. The otn-r is a fi-ame ho >8<;
of f< ur rof^ms situtie'l on a Lot 21 by ?o feet 10 in
All inforiuat;on will be ri*en by applyisy in pers.iLi
or by letter to "pYi'H AX." at the rtar c.fftce
N. R?The first named house and lot woull suit
any one engaged in huckstering, Aj.
aep 25?im
Ij^Ult KKNT?TO COAL ??.. V lO^K
? DESIRING TO r.O INTO THAT KUSINE'f.?
V> a'lach A Hope !i?ve for r?nt the v?ry be t location
'or a coal yard in Wmbingt.'n city?"the vacant lo'
ou Pennsyl-ania aveuiie, att>to the build>n^
at the corner ot ll'h street, h?ret fore occupied by
E<lwin Gr-en's Cabinet-ware Manufactory. A coi.
yenient b'ic'i office is *ttach-d. and the lot is amply
lar|?e. The location is t e mo.i' ?.*utral, c?>ispic?l
ous and convenient ol ace-as i:i Washington tor th
c^ai business. For an ent-rpi i?i; man, tiie rh r >
la a rare on^, For tevma ;ipp y eany tt tl? S '>r
office. sep 8
1)UILI)ING LOT8.? For sale several te,irabi?
) Buiidiog ijotsin the vicinity of rUe City Hal';
aiso in the 1st Ward, r-nd also a v?riety in all ocber
parts of the city. Also, two small train;' dwellings.
Situated in hii improving neighborhood; all of whic .
will be sold on terms ai-comuiode.tiug. Apjdy U
David M.jvrle. at Mrs. Adiiins', opposice t.o BrowaV
Hotel, or tbr<,..gh the poU offi.w, post paid,
jy 10?eo3m
HAR^KK'ri MAGAZINE for Octobs-r
i'utnam's Ma'. a>i::e do
The Gieat lllustraud Magazine of Art fordo
Gc-dey'g Lady's Book and Uraliaa.'d Mitgasine for
Octolter
F'or.k Leslie's Ladies' Gazette of Fafliion for Octo
b*r's the to-t number yet iss ? d. and con
t?m 1 the oo;y relish's F i.l F8^hi -ns
Word's It?-collections of ihe tta^*
Alone, one of the most intere-t-ng Boo! a ever i?
suel
Man-ot Har's Man. by Eugene Sue
All the new Boohs received lor sale as roon on
published at
SHILLINGTON'P Bookstore,
cor. Pa av. and 4# st., Odeou building.
Oct 3?ti
JU8T ilECElVED, irom tha New Y-rk
auctions, a larjie lot of fine (lOOUS, consisting
in pRrt of, vi*:
1' 1 aid and strife Silks in large quantities
Plaid and fl'.ripe Black Silks do
Black and colored Brocade do do
PUin black and colored Silks, every quantity
Variety of ?a'ins for ladies' cloaks
Tiimmlngs to match
A large lot of Bonnet Ribs nds
A large lot of Paris Mousselme d< Laises and
Cashmeres, the newest ^tyl-s
A large a>?ortment of Bombaslns and Alpacas,
very cheap
A large lot of French Merinos
A lar^n quantity of ffhawls and S.-arfs of vari
ous kii ds
Embrr ideries of every description
Ready made Satin Mi hula cloaks apd Manlb-e
the laUst I'arisian styles
A l*ig- lot o? Cloths, Cas im-*req, and Yestine ,
whirh we wi 1 have ma e up to orJrr in the
be t it-,!?, cheat: fits suaranti^d
A larjeq mntity of staple Goods ol every kind.
Velvet Carpets, Tape*try. i!ru"?els Carpets, Tli'ee
p'y Carpet--, Ingrains Carpels, Raif trd Hemp Cat
pet*, Hogs ot every kind, tjh?et Oilcloths, whi -h we
will cut to guit pat-sages and hbl:h ot all) size I<
punhaseit. will consider their own interest, tbe>
will certa'nlv give us a call.
oct 2 ?lOtif HALL A BROTUKli
FOR SALK.?A pair of Vermont SSORUAN
MARKS, six years old well broken.
sound, st)lish and capitsl drivers They!
are the property of a gentleman who ??, J
centiy obtained them at the North for his <?? n us*,
but now finds that a change in his a raneeraeuts
m<kes it degireable lor him to dispose of them.
They are just the hor rs to he driven by a gen'.lv
man r-r lady They can be swn at Southron'* (lute
Bitch's) s-ables, on 13th ttrtet. sep 30
WHATMAN DRAWING PIPkR.-, vrrraj.w
genuiue, bought iu person front the inauui'ao
toieT. by KRANOK TA'i U>tt.
fep 87
SELLING OKF AT UNl'RiiClLl>ENTtU LOW
RVI'E*?Eeing deairoua of reducing our pres
ent stoca in order to make ro <m for oar r>. w Or.cdfc
for tbe Fall and Winter trade, we aid ct mrn-nc^
th s diy and continue until furtb*r coti'X- to rdT-r
cur^t> koi Fancy Oo>3ds, Per!om,-ry, ^tsti/c-ry,
Mi>6kai Ibstruuer.ts, l ianos, ic , atexceaiin^ly l.. w
pines. JN0. F. HJiI.-',
Pa. avenue, belwee Utb and 10th ats.
?ep 18?tf
V
Auction Balds.
Bjr J. C MrOriRK. Antllonttr.
\taluirlb building Lora suiarle for
business Mandi ?!*H Ptivat* V M'deDces ? W 11
be Fold by auction 'n the br J. C. Ms
Quire, on MONDAY af eroooa, 0--tove> tb? l<>tb, at
four eVIoc't. th-? following ch >'c?lot* rf ?roubd ?
Thrf ? lot# of wiouol north of Poy'i Octet, on N??
Jitmj *rpn*?, 1h?1o? ?*cb a front of twenty-two
t, ?cd running bs?k about 130 f??t The title to
tbesa lo'U Dm b*-n made Mfflplet? by the purchase
of the i aim of forelgo tHw.
Also, on* lot of g-ound on D etr**t n^rtb. a'fjoit'
ipg Foye Hot?J, 28 f-et frcnt, ICO ^_ei*. Title *.1??
<WEj>l?te
A:ao, a ^n* lot *>f ftroucd, b>iu tie no'thea?t
com-r of ?q>iare S74. a^<l fronting 131 feet on In1i
una aver.up, C street ncrtb *??! ?ir;* ?tryet wrsi, he
fog one ot the most desirable hi sines* ft**-* lutfc*
c.ty, ccn a'ming 4 3?> i :?et.
lerms: O e fourth ca-h ; residn* in f?. 12, and
18 months. f'>P note* h-aring interest, wcared Ly e
deed ot trust oa tie prfflnbeA.
JAMSaC. MeOCTRR.
ect ??<i ___ AoCCoH'-^r
By ROTH A XVt, A BKOWX, Ancir.
I^HKmPticnwl# of i'lry Good*, ^ancy Ar'i-les
?tc , will N> con inn <1 this ?-vr>ni _g ai oV' ,
and also o Saturday afternoon and eteniai* at .
and 7 % o'clock
A c;n idftable amount of Goo's r?ra<?in to ho
fo!d. fany of ?bens ofex-e'lent quality, and selling
much bjlow the usual pries.
ROTH WELL A BROWN.
Atr~tioneers oorcer 7lh atd I street*
oct 6?54t
By URICE,K fc^CO'fT. Aoctlouaen.
ROSES, EVBRGRBENS, Flowering riao<? <t
every de*cr:ption.?,ln TOBSD AY. th? .0*h 'ft
g'aat, w-- shall sell, at 10 o'clock a. m., sc ? l*r.e
fto-er <r*rd?n in ?qnare 3^7, between 0th am! K t~
streets w< st, atd l> and K sts. south, Isiand, nn ? x
C8 lent e*?ortca"ot of?
?? er bloomine i 6s? s and other ftos-^lT?" pi tnfs
Ev?rftt?ens, with Ga d->n ftcAki- pcr? tsl
T-r"n caeh. GliEKN & ?C >TT.
OS' B d A'actionne'-c
BY G F DYEE.
K. WRIUHT, Auctioneer.
TRUj-TKK*?! SAT.E nF VAT.TTABLB ?>BOL'Vr<TV
By virtue of a de?J of Imtt 1 f?nj Patii k \
Ryrnt1, ffo I Miry .'ane tt*rrie hi" w :e ?o Ed" in f
j *!? rjrar a'id R|]':ie?n E. TiiTrari. the pjt' Kl ? .
recorded Jn J. A. No. 15, ire rf il'P
)n''d recrrdd f^r Ws-hir.gt'iti ct.Kr.fy. In the D/ftii"'
? f Columbia, we. thi- tsi-! vot?^n * lift.* ??, wi|
s?ll, in front rf the. treTrip?>?, rti ^ *"1^ R5I?A V. ?h
w^h iiay rf \::iT-,niber. A D 1?.54. at 4^ o'ciac"' p.
?oj, the f?llf winz niece or parcel ot ground, ano tS1
i^^F?ro1'el^e^i,' th>??e?>*i. thf >?nio b* ir?K fituattd ;:i
tl'.O city - f T*Mhin?t<?n, ?n the L-?i^tri?r- of Coluw i .
iud i tjn^ri as p<nn Jots B? ?en (?) and ei/ht ^t
in Fqanro No. t> Ut hiindrei ffndfiffy fs >i . ' t.ii
for tlie fsrnn at the nor hwpgt cornet fif ?*ot ei: i''.
j aod ru'-uirg ?ou(h cu Pe^eiitb Hre t, t:*
t?*i, tbew'c* e?*t ?t right an^io" with Sereuth ?tr ? t
sisiy fire ibence cu.i nor'h for?y-one f>-?.
ihence west tsrei ty fev(-n fe^t n* inches 'h^- ce
south tw?? tv feel, thence west thirty C-et. fiv
inch-'S to t.be pis ?? < f be?inuin4
T?rir8: Onehilfca h; th*> b?lance in 6 ari'l '
rarnihf, s?lth int. Tf-'t-. th" de Vrr< ! psymeot" t lo
ft urea fcy ^ deed rf trn??. rn th" prern fea.
ret 6
p:>win c morgan, ?
Vi.. B. k'.WARO, ^Truste-'
G'
By J. ROBK^OS, Auctioneer.
OLD AND 811,VER WATCH!?. JEWK' I"
&p. at Anetior ?I shall Fell nrxf 8ATUP0AV
eret in/, the 7tf, instnn^. at 7% o'clock, Grid a'>1
: ^'dref-Leier and Lej ine Watditf, cf the most . p
' p or 2 ^"a?:er?.
Also. co!d Gi"ard, Te^t. atd Fjb Chains, Iressv
pi?Sj bar and Finger Kings, nn?l a ?-e#t rarie ty of
Not OU3
Sal^ aofitive. Terms cash.
J BORINSON.
ot-t 5?2t rpt>osite Rrowns' 'Trtel
By K. S. WRIGHT; Georgetow >?.
r| iRtlST!A!/K of u Large xto'k ci Orocvri ?<
I Fine Wir.e., F,iqu?>r?, ?On MONDAY "?-Tt.
the Qlh Instant, at 10 o'clock, I shall rail, w;Mi u?
r.i'i-rv?, bv o"Jer of the T? Jt-te", at the store ot ?'
W. roletna", rear tor n>erk?it, th? e*fcen>ire s'o<';
of tt. o's consi-tlnar of
>^af, pulverired <)nd l>rtwn Sugars
Imperial, gunpowder, end V. II. Teat
}t:ce, f*"ap, Cendle*
Cordu^e. epic-p. To. aero, ferrirs
'S?oi?ra j, Basket'. l;U keta. Tubs
Chnraj, "fTni;Oti->s, ! jpee
Du?t!nhn-fr acd pain* Brngbat
i"o??',ftr find -hot, Salt
WfJ: and ? fappin? Paper
rar.ii - ofHuifker, imd
% pites of Rr-.ndy
' s <<* l^t of St- a*rirf, PrifiRoia ware
Very superior t ot'h-d liraudy
\V' ' *t* i'"r ., t-bercy. aod 1 harpiiait^" Winer,
^touphton'n i> 'tj'rs, rnps. H<~S1?--. &c . ,V.-.
F<-rEji".T n cotiplete st "-k if a fl??4-c!a'P Fa* ly
tt'OMIT.
Teres liberal, ardnt
o* 3-'d l-DW. s WB1GRT, Auctiorfr.
| H? t.). S. WltlOHT, Gcor^ttS ^
ira&ISAl K Off i:RK;P ANi) I^H
IN OEORQWTOWV, N'K'aR THE Tfce.Nl>
ItlTILDTNfifJ.? a TUTHtfift \ V l^tb of < t
bsr ue.tt, at 5 o'clock, p. ~ in 'W rf the *>r?-'rr
pes, I p'jnll fl! ,.r ru'dic Rn.-.t.oo, l?y riti-j- i
Died > f Tiu?t frrm llenrv Go'^siuitb ai.d Ill'aa1":^
hi-- wif?, ti, the frbscribw. bfarlrg dst? f.f 'i 'i
Obtober. IS'?, it i dely rtverded in the i-- d
Wrdj! fcr'W "r-b'o^trn county r ? f''oi-.-.-i
hia, r-urt nf ! t No. 179. s!n r.t^i pt ibe s->ntr.. *
f-.iro'! of Market :*.ru Frarfh ?treets. in Rent y i <
H~T*!iins'addition to o?org^toTrn o?g>minir< -r >
?a'd pi'-te r.t the enn'h ,? t c:rr'?*r uf said ?* .
Ihehce a<;Ctberly ~ith i':e ir:e r,f Market 3> <r*i
"hirtk two ic.c* ? iyc ?rr-h,,-i to Ilenry 'Ce?:Dt"s' I >:
thence with hw groa d east-Tiy f-t n*y feat e '?
or less, thence northtrl/ p-?rt.llet Me. V?
street thirty t-wo fe^t fHx Inrhes to Fourth 6tre.>'
?t;h ^iO; it >,r?>^-:erl.v seventy teot m' re nr i ?? t" 'i>
l> uinnin^, witti t he i>cpro*emcnti< which oensi t ??*
a f.K d t-vo eti.ry Wrick bous??
?)ua>t' lrd cajh, the balance ia >.n !
twelve ninths; the iiet"?re ?? pa;m nt to be s. cured
by dee-1 of trust on the property. All oenreyano*
at the cost of tLe purchaser
UEORGE LAURT.
s?p 11?wt ct'2 ? Triist^e
||AR?BA^8 8ALiDf~lD virueofa * i
itI ot fi*Ti r:icias, isni.e-1 f'oru tli?* C erk'j t)f^i ?- < t
L? ? ircuit 0<? :ri of the District ot Colutnbin t,> rh
ouu'v of Washi* (?ton, and to di>- dir ct- d, I
expf.ae to pi;- lie t-a'e for caf. , oj MONDAY, the
!W da> (f October. 1864. at the front of the cvtirt
HouFe door, ?t 12 o cl >ek tr., the f liowing prep -r
ty. vie: All that lot. piera or parcel of Gionud. y
tng and beiu^ in the city of >V ashing ton. and iJe-i.
iit-ted on th^, lat <>f saitj ci'y ?s 1 t N<> K. of Kr d
? ioa Vay's sot<-division of square No nfnehurid---.
and th:ee, (0"3.) froctin-; twenty fe?: oa Eight
>lr*ei ea^t t.? twro^i E pu i (} streets ao-.ith. b n
'u rdred and fourteen (11*) ;?'et or;., inch 're; t"
(Tether w;th all and r ini'i s'- the ia;pr>v>" > .!
tii?-r-OM -^-iit d and 1 Tied up ,n ns Lhi proz>e~"
Wilis'-,in D Aik?-n, ? d-'.i t io i-arisfv J.o.
76, U> >?ct' ber Term, 18ti4 in favor of Kaniei >
Mitchell. JONAH D tiO"?VKH.
M-rr,ha' f.>r the I>i-trict (,f OoJtn.bia
sep 9?dt?dOct
4i'r Tlte ?hr.vf pr<>] r.rly Is po:t
P' ned to MONDAY, the i'.Ij evtobtr, saru>- h ?.r at u
piace. J. J? ixOOVKK.
Ms.rrh->1 f. r thr L'i<tri->t <"f Coluu Tia
sep SO?d
tC. B HALL, M. I).
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
IA i'E ? f finla t-*lpiiia. , g.sduitein Ailoia'l.
j and Hrmcrop thy, having h:ul ?st ns.v-? ? \
perfence !n the v-sTjous dep.rtm.nts ot the p of.
fion. ofer< hi- servlcaa to tMe c.tiz ns rf Wa. hii gi s.
ana v ciuitv.
Office No. 429 Thir'eenth ftrest between G s r !
TI streets ' ili'ir h',::r^ until i? a. m.: TitrLi d to 1 p.
in.; and 7 to 8 :> m.
lUfon nacs: V m. A. Oardn< T, M P.. Doan of the
Homoe^patbic College, I'a., atd the provs-'oi. -
er;dl^. ??p so?Sin
SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
VI^E desire t .? Crtll the attention cl' cif-'r.^ns an
If str^neerii to our , ar:;? assor> n.ent of iin<-, !u>
din:n ?nd lov pri'?-d qualities, < f white -nd colored
8lii?t", which we are offering at a . mal! a <v?n
above Cv,xl, iua*>iu^ it greatly to ih" aiv?nta^e o'
pure.baft-rt t j call and examine our ?iJto<-k
WAI.L t fTliiM?n8.
Pa. nrenue, next door to Iron Ilall
sfp 0?tf
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS.
JIWi RECKlVb.lt
G8. McEIi9KE.su, ?d)cin'fg the Na^cral IIo
, t?l, wou'd invite the publ'c in c u?ral to <e'I
and.xamiDe hisst< ck of snneiicr HAVANA CW 4 R
of his own importation. They comprise al' the t*
vorife brands to suit the various tacte? of ail c >n
sumers
Always on band, every vari ty of Chewing tnd
Smoking Tobac o of su perior qua'ity.
An eleeaot slock of bt??u-iful mouutel Caics,
Urohrellis I'orte Monnales, Cigar Case . Tip-s Ac
at mo>t rensonith'e price>:, rep 3d -eolm
OYSTERS-FRESH DAILY.
I^PICUREd of these i elicious hivalv-.-e. <an have
jj th-ir various palates gratrfl d by hnrin^ tli ci
se ved up in every style L> 'he urdersi>ided. The
siibscri'^er hes eagaged a proteased c-^ok, Ktfpfria ty
lor hi^ department wnctr quahf.c^tioos lu ve be-1.
attested to by n??ny.
- ea.s served u, at sll Lorrs. con^ifticcr <-f . vfry
de^.ca^y o'tha se*6on. FLINT'S UOIVL,
oo.t 3?1112 Pa- uver.u*
I^OR HIRE?A NEGRO EOT, 14 yfa?s rf a,-e,
a slave for lite Enquire or J AS. H BIRJH.
ret 3?U*
ClAKPK.TS CbEAP FROM AUCTION.
/ 17 pitces Ca peting for si!-e low, bv the pie<e,
fur casb. ?M. R RIl^Y,
Comer 8th st., opposite lentre Market.
oct 3 - *2w
VAKKKE SUAV1KO SdAP-.\ aZ~7.
X iijr article at LAD'S, 7th st
cct?3t
B
'Rl> CAiuiliS for tale low at
LAM MOSTLY, 7th :t.
o t 6-St
Mr. YEKN0N TRIPS DitCoNriNUKU
*A""" fc. t'KTIL Further Notice.
Tr e ."teaiiift "fle r? W;-l io,;toi "
ha> l,-. ?? withdraw., to u,mS- s r^.ttirs I u
uo'i e v.ill le gtVca '.-f tbi lime o! e tuut lun g tL*
route again. tAil'^i GEuNEi , Capuuu.
oot 4?6teo
pp*p
Edncatlonal.
THE UNION ACADEMY,
Comer of 1VA atrarf mmi ?w Fork art*wm
THIS Institution will be omb?1 tor tBe next jmt
on the flitt Monday in September, 18M. i be
number of puptli ia ?f. 1b? school will 9x1
fi-t of tbr? e ciawes, Junior, Middk and Aw ?* >.t
try 4esinb!e facility U offend. Apylirattor ?ho^ 1
be mHI immediately Preference {Im to tboa
who tnter for the tongwt time.
Circular* at the Bookstoree.
THE UNION >?M ALS 4CADKMT will open .t
the 8am* time. Circulars u abotd.
Z RICHARDS,
JySl?d*m MR:* M A. RIO" A RTV
OEOBGXtOWlV FFKALE HBMHiABY
GEORGETOWN, D.C.
IU*. Win. J. C?nl-k, l Pmi_c.p.l
ft**. A. n. C,R. k, /
'pHB dotW if tlii* Jenrtnary will be irram -J m
1 tH1DAT, UiTjr !??'.
The etirse of stuiies actual'* f *f?ur<} i? tW? Ii
rtituuoa rmbr?*p * higher and m-"> tbrt.?'
r-c<-' th?n that fnr*ii*d in any other Kem*i* Sem
inary in the Union.
The If caSc* of the Semluarv in remarkable f?r iv
-ilubrity. The bttiidin** are larre, the room? ca'^e
cious, and the ground* for recreation are Very em
pit.
Term? fr l?>*-rtjirg pupils. f<00 per "easier of 1<
mouths. paya'pie rm the fist o September an ! let ct
rebrHnry This" charge iclnrtrs bouuing, tuitkc
i 1 Engl'sh and Mathematics, room r?nt. In ft. lipht.
and w*ev tng. Music. frencfc, Kpattish, Ac. brewing
atd Painting extra.
IHy scholars from $& to flO per quarter, acoonliuk
to tfce i Ui^r<Hw which they enter
Reference la made to l>r. Grafton Ty'er. Cap'ai'
!!???. F. lie ia Roch-, W. O. Ridgely, Esq., W iiun'e*
Kwj. w 8. H. Taylor, Kaq, Francis Doig*. jw?q
Hohert r. Ew).. ard Dr. O. M. l.inthiciir
Georgetown, it t'.i <nd t? Jos. U. Pradley, K*q
Aaron C I my ton. R-fl.. aid JBr. Fitihugh Go) I-.
W a*b ngton, D. C.
jy 14?tf glutei k Union}
OBHL8CHI1ACBR A BRO .
ENGINEER A ORNAMENTAL DRAlWTS
MEN AND I NGRAYERS,
f )F*VNiSYlV' aN IA *venfc-? iwtwwn 12".h at..'
i 13tt> *<ti?eta, ncrth Rid<\ over V a' a Je*-*!**
S'orc?Me Ri# T H. 4 G. A- OihUehlage- woolo
fsj?ctfu)ly ai'itonci* to f>eir friend" and th
r 'tilic th?t tl ?y hate op-ne.i (?f> t h?
i al?o?.* p'.a<v, eh-r?' all ^rder1 iu !*?? *ariou
bran ?' ?? ct 1'rawing an 1 FiigraTirir will l>~ pr- wpt
ly i?nd e.ir?fa'ly a't<*n<lel to We p>r'icuiKri- ral.
tLo attention of j?r.?*>r6 wiahirt JiefWn'n? or
' orra*!iii on Weed, ha thia ia 'he ouly oilioe *t
ja Waahington where a< ch work c*n be
ecutra. ae? 26?In*
OX !<RV Ai;i?.?Lf?8t/*-A 1 mail UcldChain.?hh
a GV1 ?>rt-"vt in, rep-ea?'ntini{ ih< trunk < *
rcf. ( r a loc o^' stik-J,) wi h blu- enans" le.i lr*n?
! ^ *-r? sni'll g-Id L? ck-t ?-.th M?ht hni
[ :n if, ? >t1 - ?iaa 1 e ui brart. ? he locK-t an-* hta
i > ?r?- attached t - tb>- c!ia;n. which vaac^rfiuei t*
I the neck by the t>/eactpio. The ?Kove rewa rt w !?
he paid to the fiadt-i on leaTiiiii lli?rw art'e'ee?>>T
; three dolltre ?or tl??' chain, iookef, and h>att, i !eft
i ai tie cter ofHcw 8-p 26 ?
ATTENTION, LADIES.
MR8. R A. I'rACO woaM respectful'* uvr?
to li r 1*U> pa'rona and frhnida t; at a:?e
just r*"eiTi g rem the New York acci Fii*K'iei phia
?s k'ta a Tery lar^e ?tock of rich and bt'iati'ul
^a"! y<*odf oompriMni; in part?
r? b a:nj Bonnet l:ihbona, narrow Trimm'n r rii
hatidp
New ahape 8tr??" Ronuett ?.ud Framea
Rich Velvet, Pluih, and Rihatid Trunin in era, for
cloaks and dr^saea
> mbroidered and lace Collara, Sleeves and Chem
'zette
fanbriesni JtnffiiDfra ani Edgiuga
Onii nrr worked lianda, Collars aid el^eri's
lieni Di:"F**: and P.aw of ie.te?t I'ari-iac
ind New York. Style*
A :ao, a iren-ral supply of Jaftaf At'Vlea, at tli?
!o*'(t p? ?c s.
I wuid particularly call the a't nt'ou of T>iir*ha
(erf to tae )rr-at. inducements offered iu t.oilara
I Lice >)eeve . snd Ribands juat from a cti^n.
| All are reqne trsd t-> e*il and csamin* f r them
{?!????, at MK8. R A FBaOj'S,
I'a ?T??nBe, between 8th and 9:h stp
' sep 2$?tf opp. tent'e Market
' WOOD AND COAL YARD.
'1^11 K -ubajr he?* *owM reapectfuiiy ii.f tu ih^T
t. nutterons tri-nrta and wahi eppen^ral'v !liaf
ia addition t "> ovr Wo->d acd Coa: > a?-l i.e ?r the
| I'hoenix i'laninar Mi l, Ge rge own. w? ha??; fir ihe
| t:?r ?? commodatlou of that jortion of t ur f^s
t c.of, ?"h" r-l4? in W'iabin^toc. opened a jard ai
1 'he cor: cf 01 Tw- nty firat a- d I atr??? ta.
j >? ithcr of tlie abn*e place* tho-e in wnt of fn?-!
' *?K ?r*|' ticDes find a good eupply of * ? I kind* o|
?nd C -AU *t the lowost inark*t pri--a.
.<lif-rd?rf eft ;?t either of the above pl,:e> a ill
be a;ten i>d to with prooiptaeea and d -epa'ch
??p 27?dim Ti\AV'Uh8 A SIOVKR
PLVMHIN(i, GAS-FITTING, AM
TINNING.
'I'HF ucd? raitT5e(l, ha*in(? Oaa-Fittinc tc
1 il '?:r fcrioer busin?-a?, ace now pfeuired 10 eg
t e?ut- n't o.derr in that, line, iu tije cheapeC, vv 9
! -spf an'*! aiiDrored meraer.
' CL'i1'.'!\U ?lid CINNIVG d??i? ra f ere'oore
| A ^;:ie ;-a>or n!^r:t t f ffOVIB Tin a*J tliect Iter
Vi'AuK "?tna'aot'jriWt Lsild.
.? ole .g-i l* o <-'is Di,?ti.vt {(??Ma^Greeor'a Pat-r
HOT AIrt FintN'AGka, f. 'heatirg i'C'ii Buildiu/
Cililrch?'a, lia'ia, I'r'va'e R. fi.l?nce?, ie>
a Mi, t r Kar'-ei'. L' 'U'-le Actio* FO/tCF PBMPS
f - r^ona in w?at < f any of tiie *ho?e art'.cl.'a w-.
fin 1 it ro their dTsntag-1 to cal' on u-< era purcb?
>'r>u ?> h w ?-re.
I'e'frini :hejr?telve,5 to a i-rorrpt ex*cu ionofal.
| ?'il r-enfru tf 1 to them tb?y mtvt rtfpcu'j
I r-f^it a con'ir.u.ti c* of the f, vora ao ,iber?ll? t?
1 u;011 ihrtii by th-ir f rine.r pa'ron. ard
nai k in ?ucr.-. FURSE A?>)!.C1N<.
.\ HM and c?!,Pa aT^opj*-ite Willarda'flo?<
j =?-p r, ?Stii
I ' SILVtR AND BRASS PLATING
j No 44i Ltghth S';ert, Of 1 wen 1) ?t and i a <? r? ur
1 'pilK undficigned i.? pr?rpa-ed to do I'lLVill mid
X Hi: A--R PI. ?TING in *11 tfcrir varieties
Nuir'-ora h-r Mir-a a"d Dw-liings. Loor (late'.
Hel! i'u Is, it--il n^ RniKa, Lei'eis aijd Grnam nt
for ici.itiry a'id o- .er Ass ciati na fu niabe-l ?>
i:a! i" or.- pri o% > rd of h'8 own aorkmwnabiv
A!J kinds ct Conch Work iu the line done 5o ih>
bvs' a*;d chenp*?t maur er
1 hi?i who w.iii'. aitver, braan p'ati'ig, Ac.: done
will please call ?a above, oC
J A. SHBKHAN.
aep 23?1 m Practical Silver P'ntrr.
OAKH WMGilTS, Ac.?The fub-rriVr
1^ wc.ilf} e^ l th?- attention of c?rpentera vnl build
er- to Lis la-?** ?t fk or iisish V*. eip'its. which '*oai
iiii-esail rariatiej of vighta necsSfary for bu ld
11 g.
A''o ?a-h r.-rd, a- d a r <?t cn'p'a'" a?s- r m-nt
or' Htiildin r lia'ds-Hr'. u>i cf'^h'-.Ji i< ? tfervd a^ 1 v.
a- can t>e 1 nr-ha ei tliiaatde <?! >ew Vo-k A I V
if n -pi cf?i!iy flolici:ed, fi: ly oonfl ei t Ih- juio
wi.i suit .K>^? I. A V AGk,
Sign r.f .'?? Lh Gilt Saw,
p?;p'J5? Ta avenue nea 10th at.
(UTIZiCNS OF WASHINGTON wi-h ngto lay in
j a attv k of W?k)P ior wivt't will iio w II to giv
nic a ct.il as i ru. aonstnntlv receiving wocxl cf th
best quality on ccnugr.nient. at d caii give the l*?i
bsrjiaicR in th.- city, wholesale ;-nd retail, at m;%
yurd ? n ''Rr>l?ud av? nse,at the inus! Frid-je, t'-?t
the Capitol.
Alar>, for sale i?w three flret rate C'rts, two Wn
ter Tanks. vV!-eela, and peeking for a bug"j*.
A lot of ready mixed t am e.
? rdi rs taken for White Oak Lumber, Ac.
aep 15 ?tm P. W. ilKATII.
HIH ff A L Ifi?'1 !?e Sloop OLO WA. it
IKGTUX. lyinjt at IT'.h it VVI arf. She is !:?
g.? 1 sailing order, ^et?en tons freight. For te n
esi'inir. at the corner 19th and K streets.
an i *2? rt
I NTBK.v T ALMiWr.U :?N DhP ? l l>> ?luUr
i est <.* laincd f r 1 epo-t~ hi d r.ttiev-< M,on tr?"
cJa*s a?""iri:i'- C.'UUIJ BltoTliFUS, Rankers
K?P 2'?? i> J
"pianos .'?PIANOS 7
h*T?- jo ft cp* ned three mere auierli Pi n"'S
friri the ju-ily c hbratfd eatab'n-hiaeDt t.i
ilai'et I a\it A Co. Boston, and I'bcor a Rave- .
New York. These, with the Pianos in 'tor*, mn&w
o-'r nss*ri.ii.ent cue of the large, t and fin* st in tt i
city.
i*e acc-f.t monthly parinents, c ake liberal ilia
counts f r ca.-li, aud" take old P anes in [.art pay
inent.
011 Pianos for sr.le low.
N?w Music revived rcjru'a'W.
JOII ? F. K1.LI8,
Pa. avenue, between 9.h and 10th ?'?.
sep -J9?t
NEW BOOKS.
I'll R La't He-res^, l?y Mrs. K. D. N. ?outhworth,
iu 2 v;ils, 50c each
Harp-TV -Vsparine t< r <>? ? J >.
Putnam's Magizine do do
Goiev'a Lady's Hook do do
L t'el.'s ! ivit g Aire, No. 511? c.
t-'eimors by Rt-v Thos Ii fto kton?tl
For sale by K K LI OY,
Oct 2 J-'ri'lre "-treet, 0?rjfft'-wrn
HO. 11 (>!"?> hai just ru'urned fr?m the
? North with a aood asaoitnent of tine gold
WATCHfc\S, ri b go)i jewelry, pnre8ILVKK-W A h.E,
Ac., Ac . Thich he now rffeni for sal* a grcatiy re
duced prices, and e-?-ry article warranted a?re( re
s-ut'u at t-me of sale, ?0 that every one can buy
equally srfe atd cheap Give hia a call, Peon?yl
vania Avenue, between ?riur-atil r.-half and tilth
i're't Siiqi of the large spr^td oagle.
oet 2 j
FKOCH WRIT!' G INK, by ferine Guyot
Bank of *n^l t d Writing Ink, by Junes, ma
ker by appointvien
Ic.po til direc* frf m the mmufacturers in Ixt
dm and Paris by FRANCA TAYLOR.
23?
AX IX YOICB of liarrieon's oeiebrated
lutnbian Perfumery jnst opened at
JN0. r. KI.l.IS'R,
P?. ivmni. Mw??n Ott and 10th atre?*?
jv 9*?tf
\CH4NCK FOH PRINTER8.?An Imperia
rtlitth iTe-K, ?n KOod order, eeT-ral Type
ei.ii'O- ti. 1 Gailey*. a Ct.bi(M-( Ct < aaes, U n or tifieei
^ha.~e?, Cutn, * e , tor sale oa remark
ably low t^^u. Apply at the Mar offloa.
aug Zi?tf
I'KI KtiltAI i<I* .
Eijirealy for tkc Uailj Strain Star.
Sailing of thi Hirntna-Vo Tiding* of the
Arctic?Dr Grahaai TrUl-Bank Bills
Refused
New York. Oct 7?12 *._The Hermacn
sailed tbi* morning with nirefy pm?n>|?r?
and a half a aillioo of *pecie.
The trial of I>r. Oraham for the murder > f
Col Loring *till oontinuea to-day The Sta ?
being through wi h their y. which
bear? very hard on the acu.-.l the d?feno?
haa commenced
I regret to burs to atate thai up t.? tbu dio
tiicnf wt ar? without tidii:?s i f ,? .uisHi
Arctic.
Tae cote* ..f the Bank rf FPyn.r'h Maii.a
-re refused by cur F>roler?
The Favrr at N?*r Orleai?
Nkm Ori bans. Oct f>, I >*4?The fever la
Jco.dodly on the decr?u?o here The Cotlou
market to-day is quiet
Philadelphia Markets
PhiLtDBLrHiA, Oct. 7 ?Our marks'a are h.
*hade firmer to-dny No other charge ia
them worthy of note
Tho J tale of the Ohio Hirer.
W hkklixu, October 7. a m?1dm -war to
vonr deaparcb. we hare to say tLa t ere .* now
18 inches of water in the channel of ,l ? < 'hie
at this point.
Baltimore Markets
Bai tiworf.. October . ?lioKaid ttr .?? fiour
Held at $7 76; City Mi 1* *7 25 ! .x mhela
Wheat sold 8t $1 )$1 70 K~ t. j 1 4Jt
#1 ..i^a*l ,yj 1.000 bu3he'f wlite <v.-n told at
#Sa7.i<t Cat* tSa.>0c OtLer ar.ides un
changed
New Tork Market*
Xf.w \nttK I'l totxr 7, 11 j lu ?Flour?
S,000 bbla. changed band* thtr. morning;
Ma'e brand*. .'I7.i,f7 1 2 : Southern, $7 37a
$S 12 (O'D-SO.fiOd bu.-bela ?.f c<>-n told,
mixed 7S. Wheiit firaar Cotton du'l Stocks
qtief.
Loti of the t loop Fjdendid
BmnR-OK. T. - The British schooner Spleu
uid from Nora Scotia arrivt d at th:- port u?
<i?y. reports that she '-auie In <*?.|linion with
t^c sloop Spier IV, hei e t..r I: klaud. aci
funk her. No liv<* were lo?t
Brutal Mcrl?r
Briucbto*. J . Oct ii.-Wm C trey. < f
Millville. win shot Inot ni-ht. a mile t torn that,
place and robbed by two men. Fopito'ed to b??
Frenchmen The wounds are supp *ed to Us
mortal
k,*^naivp Robbery
^ N k w \ or k , Oct. *? ? I he etorc of J amea A
Clarke. No 2, Astor P.?.'*:??. was robbed oa
Tuesday night of a large aoouut of Cloths,
vesting* Ac
Whig nomination#
Bos To*. Oct 6?ihc Whigs of the first dt*
trict have re nominated Mr. L Miot for
Congres*
Democratic CongrectionaJ Nomination.
5>*waRk. N. J. <k-i 4 ?Snuj'icl Lilly wm
renominated iu the lln I < 0. ;r?--i'u.il dia
trict ol Xew JeriKy to-day. a tl c j't-.a<.?crati?
candidate for Congro-.*
The Kichigm Whig State Conversion
j _ Mich . Oct i ?T'le Wlii^ 'onven
ti in met to-day *ud. after o gai:ir.iok'. .tJopte^
a atrorg jddtrF,? to the Whi^a ??! the State,
virtually recogijiEing the fi ?l oeiulent State
ticket, fetting futh their view* uj ..n the *la
very quo-tfoti ple-igiii^- t heiL?r*lve> to unito
J with the friends of ficedoui in an effort to ra
deem the S ate. Fach me.-nbertfigncd the ad
dress. and the con vet it ion adjourned, t very
thing passed < ff niiaiiiii.nusly.
Laying Up of Western S'eamet , &c
i.r.^ ki.anp, ( ct ?-Tfao steauje:s t'reacent
ri'.y A.m ijueen of the \\e,t, belun^i ^ to the
Clevelard. !.< lut<ibui) ai1 i Cm* ;i.c<i*t .iailroa-i
line, and running between hf>rc j. J Buffdlo.
?'ill to-morrow be laid tip at J>.?i 1! . for thu
winter.
C*i't 1) il. M 'Bride <f ti . uiien, lait
evening v>..f h(rKifeU j r.sly.-:j in the
right ei'ie He corn i . trie in
the cars
I.css or r"r?. I!cr6.
Dktroit. Cet ft - Ci 1 ain i;, ur..! , <.| the
propellor Nile, artivru i.ir- r.leaving
nt Bre<>quo I?!e theprn, cltor^ i r.u.,s 1. Louia
viile, un ? Mount Wm n jl:r , ; named
taine oat shortly of er the N.le und -uddenly
disappeared Captain ]< sup|M>t?d the had
ba-k. but the L< >i ,-vill. ti.,?arrived
heie. aiid did not fee ncr th.- .vfoui.t Vernon
or I'lymouth It if> thcre^rt fttred they are
lo?t.
Whig Congr-'it:o;ial Komination
IIi..BTaTOu.f, X. J n3t _T!,o ^l.igcon
v.-iitiou ot the Seooiiii ? ? :.gT> diatriet
of New Jersey a?s?niMcd a' liij,-i ?-town to
dav and was organised t y a| r 1 tiag l>r J
r. Wiiedbuli. of M'lniiii'tiin. 1 re.1 ?_:tt Ileso
luti ma wero |>n*-eil in I ivor o ih?? priticii .?*
of protection and in'e' rial in pro- en ents. C"m
phinenting the whiz ir-inh. r- ti.o in^t '"..n
gre*> tor heir fiieli*? to fieedotu, : nd un
qualitK.dly cond?-u!t r H t 1 ? i ,f ie Mis
?'iiin eoinpromiae Jir * I ?* ? ??? K Kt.bin^.ol
>i? r ? r <? ui<ty. w?* t?"r:.ip ?? cd ' r > :reiaon
"lie i:' I Itiillct, Ly a w<t? ol -tt.cr t^ tree ti;
f< re live.
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tie M"nr.>ur Boiling Vili - exi ????]? 1 i!. ajorn
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it* li'Undution It ;.r.< h e dwel
lipg :mil .-tallc. .ir i 1 -e ar ..y ; r v icet of
ti e Mill berviagnwnl |m#B<is ruin*
Two lamilie.i live! in t ?> <1 IJing A child
lot J .hn Parley was killed m I *1. . .r wat>
dyinft. Barney Maguire a^d lire t ? ii !dreti
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j Isaac llinc- V\ ui Butler aid Jof ?, Sujr
garts ruine dangc ?u-h . Cli?j -- . oh. a
I boy. died i'? ur o.he ? wore >li ;; t!v i urt
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