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AUCTION, SAL ES.,


GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, AND DUCK GUNS.
I'm Friday afternoon, LIST November at 81 O'clock will
sell at my store large and splendid assortment of
tuns Plst,s etc. which have been imported for retail
traae, and are of very superior quality viz 7oiH
Single and double barrel Guns s 7e
Duck Guns, Rifles, &c. ~
Wire, Stubb and Twist and Damascus barrel
Duck Guns with platina touch-holes ~
Colts sx-harre Revolving Pistols, &c.
The whole OF the Guns and Pistols will be ready for
examination two days previous to the sale, and will be
all numbered 80 that persons wishing purchase can
take the number which will enable them designate
the article when sold. WIN oMARSHALL3S
oct 2l-dts t Il sAuctoneer.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS,


October d. 1874 I
NOTICE is hereby given that the Library of Con-
IN gress, will be closed on Tuesday tho 18th o.
October and will again be opened until Tuesday the
18th of November JOHN s. MEEHAN,
II Oct4 eotd Librarian.
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SIATIONERYy CHEAPER THAN THE
TN CHEApESTl 80 sstita

STATIONERY; CHEAPER THAN THE
TN CHEAPEST!! = %tt's|
HE SUBSCRIBER calls the attention ofthe public
TO his large and unequaed assortment of English French
and American Stationery all OF which he viii sell at The
lowest prices for cash short credit Amongst end
less variety he offers the following lower than usual:
Printing Paper, various sizes KID ~ E.s
Cap letter, and other kinds of writing paper, from 81 SO
to $40 per ream
Envelope paper, white buff, and brown, and Shoe
Wrapping Paper
Blank Books, full and half bound, cheaper than ever
Memorandum cpherng, and copy Books
Steel Pens and Quilts Of oil kinds
French, English, and American Note Paper
Envelopes, paper cutters card cases, penhoders, poe
ket books and wallcts
Portable Writing Desks, and Work Boxes of Rosewood
Sealing. wax, black, red, and fancy colors
Motto, transparent. and conmon Waters
Ink Stands, glass, wooden metal, and bronze
English drawing and trac ng Paper of all sizes
Drawing Pencils, Bristol Boards, Water Colours
Rodgers d Son., best Cutlery; such Pen-knives,
Scissors Shears Desk Knives. aud Erasers
Black, red, ndeble carmine, and India Inks, English
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men. and Portfolios, with
and without locks @@. p" 5. 1919
Copying Presses oil and copying Paper for the same
Visiting, playing, and printing Cards sat
Folders, Ivory Seals, Red Tapes, Silk TastGy Lead
Pencils Letter Springs, s.e4
Silver Pencil Cases, from Is cents TO 50 So great va
rlety OF patterns
Pen racks, Bill files, md thousand other things too
numerous to mention. tF
All the above goods have been carefully selected and
part received direct from Europe by The last steamer
via New York.
Visiting cards engraved and pyiH'ed I R.y1v
Penn. avenue, doors west OF lllh street
% sett of Edinburg Review, English edlllon well
hound and IN good order, for sale low. urtl
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HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.

MILL Will be sold, on Friday afternoon November 8,
at O'clock, Lot H. in square O As feet 'front.' lob feet
inches deep running back to an alley with the i'm
provements being two story FRAME HOUSE with
brick basement rooms, large garreis slate roof
and fancy portco in front 1t is situated in the FIRST
Ward near the West Market and nearly opposite Gads-
by's Row. Terms of sale: Onethird cash the balance
in nine and eghteen months. 5f NV
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
oct 2l-S Aucloneer.
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COALy COALt

n COAL! COAL!
HE subscriber has just ed his supply OF supe-
red and grey ash Coal, which he Offers Tor sale very
low for cash uncua customers short dates. In.
qure the Lumber and Wood Yard the of 9th
street and Missouri avenue.
oct l4--lm GEORGE COLLARD.
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CASH FOR RAGS !!

IRON 2 1.2 to 3 I-2 cents per lb. will he paid for
any quantity of clean rags at the Printing Office
and Bookbndery of E j. c.. MCGUIRE,
sep2O cor 10th 1t. and PENN avenue.
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TN NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
HE SUBSCRIBER has received from New York and
Baltimore large and weassoted stock of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods to which he would most respectfully
call The attention of his customers, and all who are IN
search of cheap and fashionable goods to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere WM EGAN
ocS-2w3w Penn. nv. south side, btw, 9th az 18th SITS
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WINTER CLOTHING AT FIVE PER CENT
A PROFIT!
MT VIM MARSnALL'S old established stoles for

AT VIM MARSnALLS old established stores for
Bargains!
1000 Coats
1000 PAIR of Pants
1000 Vests
haye now on hand the largest and handsomest assor
Of fashionable Clothing ever offered IN this city,
which will sell for cash, at per cent profit The goods
having been all bought for cash. in New York, at great
sacrifices enables offer them such low prices
scarcely be credited without examining for yourselves
/ am selling Coats and Pants for about the same price
you would have pay for the cloth at retail, by which
means you will save the making
Also large and handsome assortment of Gentemcn's
articles, viz Shirts Bosoms Collars, Suspendefs, Scars
Stocks Gloves, Socks, Caps, &c. &c.
Also, large aud handsome assortment Of fine English
and French Cloths AID Cassmeres Silk and satin Vest
ngs, rich Cut Silk Veslings latest style.
With a good assortment of figured and plain Beaver
and Pilot Cloths Tor coats, al of Which viii make
10 order for The price the Clothing sold Of
my store The fit and The material warranted with the
best workmanship aud in the fashionable style
by The best cutters IN the United STATES.
WM MASHALL'S
Auction and Commission Store, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Oh and 10Th streets, and at my Tailoring
establishments doors east of Co emans date Gndsby' s.
Hotel corner OF the alley leading 10 Walker d. kmmefs
stables. octl2
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MT TO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES.
RS. IA MES BELTS Uterine Supporter for the
relief of Prolapsus Ueri.'rhe above valuable adjunct
professional practice has just been received by the sub
scrlber, from Mrs. Belts direct Valuable testimonials
from the most eminent professional men this country
and Europe attest It's superiority and be Obtained free
of expense AT his office.
ACAU1ION.-As counterfeils have been offered, be
sure to that each supporter has The written signature
of the invenress "Sarah Bette" Now for sale by
E. H. JAMES,
sep30 corner Of 18th and E street.
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IN CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!,

w CLOI HIIVU. OLOI III4vu :,
i HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call the at
tenon of The public to his large and well stock
of cheap and fashionable ready made Clothing. comprs-
ing every article usually foundm clothing establishments,
al prices that cannot fail please. tie would particular
" call the attention uf the citizens of the District of
Prince Georges and the adjoining counties of Maryland
and Virginia, his stock of coarse Negro Clothing which
has been made his order during the last month, and
which, for cheapness and durability, will compare with
any in The District.
Having lately employed Tailor of known reputation
mechanic of The first standing, lie is prepared at all times
made rder any kind OF Clothing IN the nea'est
and most fashionable STYLE aud at the shortest
Fits warranted in ali cases VIM. EGAN,
octS.2aw3w Peun av south side btw 9th a. 18th SITS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
McGra1h's Washington Coffee.House,

On Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite the Centre Market,
LAS been handsomely refted for the re epiion ard
accommodation of the public The chambers
neatly furnished and well ventilated. All If them We
good fire places sitting and eating rooms in lie econ
story, silab furnished, and attended by active and
obi g;ng Sc. wants, at all timer open
Every will be made by The proprietor 10 keep
hand good supply Of OysTERs, TERRAriNs and NIL
the delicaces of the season TINT the ma ke nfn d and
they Will he ,erved up in equal IF io
10 any establishment in The district. a.a
OCT 29--lm 7. FL E%
(Ph u. s. Gaz lnw4w and send bill to this Office !
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FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCTION 4

IT FURNITURE, &C. AT AUCTION. ~
UN Saturday morning, I'd November, at 10 O'clock
will sell in my STORE good and handsome assortment
Of new and secondhand furniture, viz Mahogany Sofas
Mahogany cane and woodseat Chairs, Brussels and In
grain Carpets, Feather Beds Mattresses and Bedding
Also, China and Glassware and Kitchen Utensils !,
The above articles must be positively sod, the own
ers arc about to leave the city. r II $500 IN,
oct3l w. MARSHALL Auctionee.
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KEGlsTER's OFFICE.

WARRINGTON, OCTOBER H. 1911.
NIOTICEis hereby gwen. ALI tavern and shop keep
In ere, retailers of wines and spirItuous liquors. dry
goods hardware medicines, periumery watches andj jew
cry hats, boots and shoes also, To the owners Of hack
ney carriages lizard tables and tenpn alleys, keepers
of porteriouses and CONTEMPORARIES, that their licenses
will expire Monday the din day of November next,
and that said licenses must be renewed at this office with
days after that time between the hours Of ~ o.
clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ. slg
7i C. H.WILTBERGER,
oct 29--tNovA .a.a's es4si Register.
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, GREAT REDUCTION.

n GREAT REDUCTION.
UAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES taken in the
neaest manner and upon the most reasonable terms by
J. H. B. BECK
B-I am also prepared to attend to all orders for
Gold and Sauer Plating such watches, chains table
and teaspoons candiesticks other articles manufacture
ed of BRASS ilon "copper" STEEL Britannia, German silver
&c.
Rooms over Stotts Apohecnry and Drug Store. corner
of nh and Pennsylvania avenue, where the pub
lie are invited to call and examine the specimens oct3
UNITED STATES HOTEL, WASHING7ON,D DC
OY TYLER e. BIRCH-ihe subscribers having
d opened this large and commodous establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and A streets, the
square and Of the railroad depot, invite the
attention of the travelling public and immunity at large
to the ample arrangements they have made for their
cummodalon and for all things apperta'ning to their COM
fort and convenience The We liberal encouragement
which the public extended To Thompson Tyler, while
poprie or Of the Exchange Hotel induces him to hope
that he may continue deserve its patronage the Uni
ted Suites Io ell and he them thst neither pains
nor expense n be spared in his eiors cater to the
tastes of all. This Hotel Of the largest in the
i'niun and viii accommodate BOO persons. 1t has nur
me tons pr,a parors Tor families, and is but TWO min
ues wa fro = tho railroad depo;, and five from the
Capitol INV mrSON LEX,
nc17 If JAMES II. BIRCH.
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ID CONSUMPTION. @
DUCHAN'S Hungarian Balsam of Life The great
English remedy for Coughs, Colds Asthma, and I on
sumption. This is no qlack nostrun. but a standard
English !icne of known and established eficacy"-
For sale by w. ELIOT CO.
sepl9 corner + and l2,h St
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-11

NEVER 10 II -Ne,ef a.k he ass Of on an
mafned iady ~hsn she passes five sni twenty
Nsssf show yauf protested bill 10 a man you
han' Co h,ffuw money ifom.
Never eIPae Yuaf poverty b rich relation, i
you would have hin tfesl YOU cousin.
Never absent Yo8fseif lf4Ia ehufth. II yon have
Al, thoughts Of marpng feh nidos siih re
.iglous faf. 81 mInd
NeNef emit 10 bJas 81 betnr good sini-a car
lie sHufe' 81 ten psce.-- When m The .oee'y Of
h4eAs Il blood. # you have any anhpaiiy to hshi.
ing a DUE
NeNef lei % CONF io The esf. 4 reh AMI child
les' relative ihai you secretly pray iof h, sudden
ani pfemafnfe Ji..aiuflon
Never tell nan he. CURED fol. in lie frs
place he went believe you. N Ihe neii yau maze
him yo1f enemy
Never ,i.es. Of he galo~slo man Whose isihef
~ gfandisihe' had been hanged nor of The onHur-
tim oi ofhoe holden. i- Government deisulier
Never sFesk Of TIC time TIA, med zsb' souls 10
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Nessfstta CurelR Hrs Amber
nas 1a aaas REPRESENTATION of fbai
aes5 aaaaesl -ea.aDer, hef husband
i s8 -. pnai $50 was furaej
tae cas- nat fem1saei after ha wa
m7ie. ia fhsfr hcsI Is acra of wooi.
her 0.af hete bera chip Of the
sane b.ses ihat etr84.ej his. and d
,h=l heart, Ha3 been ~ a8nr. hers
m#sI have aceH las aaf ~ he husband $
hal chaaeel ta burden raaai ina1
ibal atrH comfortably ube3Jol IN ii.
The 50 Ir's NaHI ia6lua.y have bad
Is IHt'o initiative frsas >b r.. s8aal-
ing 81 be centre It's sad OF mum
berries. bYpoefitftaI caaf e.. who take
care never 90 cure. IA company. that
they we're "lormej far each other.
and secret sympathy between tho
pair 10 question had such ms slefious
I'll .euce thot lhelr persons grew alike,
aa5 hey seemed by destiny fitted lot
br relationship 10 what lhcy stool. l.
Tie enc had an accession of ft so had
Che other Ire husband fell away
- III The - - Their four eyes. II
.aaken ia bag, must necessarily have
cane out palrs--iheif yo}ees we're the
same. the difference beng merely IN
compass What \ slll Mrs. \ second
ed. true os the ccho--thelr thoughts
were generally fouoI II mairh when
compared over The breakfast labe.
Confessions Of heSloic, - tie Ncse
Ns.gtt8
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ron ihe Arlr ork Sun
A GnAsE y rue WOODS - Capture af The
Massac4seas Rs55er we alluded yes
ierday 10 several daring bargIares N
mas ch4se Is, near RI De- lsan
lac. On Tuesday night, The 10Th ulu.
mo Nr Wood 5l Scekouk, vent 10 his
barn and foua3 The or ba riraie1 on
The INSIDE. Whl e cndeavofIng 10 effect
an entrance an athletic black man .esp
cd from an upper window. Mr.. wood
gave chase, when the negro fired a
pistol, winch fortunately missed lis aim
bai hid the cileci oil making Mr.. w..
abandon iae pursuit, be being aioue
aud unafmei. Abozl midnight Mr. ".
vas aroused by hearing some ono 10
house. The father aud san eol up.
aud the .alher chased the man into ii e
woods where he left him, While father
anl son gave the a'orm.
The neaghbors were aroused. blt be-
fore they assembled Wood came upoo
The robber IN the act OF Lifting the W,n
do~ Of Mr. William lde's Hou.e The
dauag ihiei was discovered 10 be
Thomas How land, Who had been FIVE
years To- The Massachusetts STATE Prison
Tia" land again escaped 10 the woods
winch we're surrounded by the people
Who had assembled, but before they
could GO np.cle Ire guard Rowland IS.
capped lie a1etaard, entered the house
OF iufnef Rico near TIC India Pom,
dye pas'ng through seekonk plan.
s14aeh'y came upon his pufsaers again.
1o' kept them al bay ana escaped On
" eanesday morning be entered the
house o. Mr.. kenyon. stole an o,erco,t
a watch and some other articles. WIN
"''eh he disguised himself aud passed
oae oil HE pArues who were on where
ae sas from,
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WHAT THEY SAY OF Is ABROAD


The European correspondent Of The
National Inlel.igencer, gives the follow
ing:
The paris Steele on American affairs
Of his tenor. Anarchy IS always ad-
elncin9 ia he United S,ale.. In Rhode
Island, member Of the Locofoco par
y having been sentenced Tor treason
10 perpetual IMPRISONMENT his friends
summoned a body Of afvcnturers from
New York. and proceeded, unsuccess-
fully. IN arms, TO rescue HIN. Gcnef
al Jackson and Mr. Van Buren,, two tx.
Presidents Of the Republic, appear TO
have encouraged The atempl-"hieh
does not inspire a high ldea o. their de-
so,ion 10 order. The Mexican inva.
SION Of Texas aud The resistance Of the
bnIed States porend great events IN
North America" Our Paris journalists
take what they can gather from the
London extracts and commenls--an IN
safe source
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NcrA orl Aw@r. "a.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-30

IS known both to myself and the public Il IS doubly so when lam assailed by covert foes who are either ashamed or afiaid to as- sune the responsibility of their assaults. No man, however pure his life, and however strong he may be in the Consciousness of lis own integrity, .is shielded from the attacks, or sale from the annoyance, of secret enc mIes-ot unknown and irresponsible accu- sers. Let those who have complaint against me- come boldly before the public with their facts, ln their omn aapes; and then just re- sPonsibllity and public odum will fall upon hlm who fails to make good his case. 'I ask but day light and fair play.o
 As an actof justice, l request those papers which have given circulation to the charges have here noticed, to publish this commu- nication.
 CHESTER ASHLEY.
 LITTLE Rock, ARK. Oct. g. lS44
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-30

w.
 10 the Editors of the Banner.
 GENTLEMEN-As the whigs are boosting very much of their victory in this county, will give you key to the system of fraud by which the democrats were defeated. As
 live m the country, several miles from the city l have not before had an opportunity of giv- ing you this information. In Eagle Town ship the polls were closed before the time specified by law: and after tie officers of the election had concluded to close them, bu before they were acimaiig ciosed, democrat offered his voe Tie judges were disposed to allow him the right of suffrage, which be- longs to every freeman; but oag of the clerks refused to register hs name, alleging, that as the judges had ordered him to close tlfe polls, lie intended 10 do so; notwithstanding 1t had not yet been done, neither had the time ex pred, fixed by law, for the closing of the polls. With such impunity have the laws been violated and the rights Of votefsinlfinged. In this manner have the whigs acheived their fia)g7orioRs victory, and the Democrats been eozened out of one Representative from Pu- laski county. Are we to letsuch derelclion of duty on the part of election officers pass by without the proper apprehension And are the infringement of the rights of voters, and the consequent fraudulent election of a member to the legislature, such trivial and un- important matters as to be regarded with si- lence l should think tha; the very mention of the late election i'll this county would make the whigs blush for their treaehery and their fraud. I would warn the democracy to be on the alert on next Monday, and see that the laws are respected, and that every eligible voter has granted to him the right of suffrage. The frauds praeliced at the late election were only prelude to those which will be perpe- lrated on next Monday, if we are not watch ful of our interests. Democrats! be on your guard, ready to thwart the machinations of the enemy! ALEXIS
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Respectfully,
 ONE OF TIE PEOpL
CHARACTER OF HENRY CLAY.

To Henry Clay fho nominee of fHe federal fafly 0f
 President of tte United Sttes'
 siR:-Some time past l addressed you through the medium of d public newspaper l commenced that address by saying To the Honorable Henry Clay" Sc. This is the way that men, standing in as high stations as yourself have done, aregenerally addressed but, sir, 1 confess that the word Honorable was a hard word to be attached to your char acter, since, as account 1t, yousold yourself to the federal party. never could see how any rational and consistent politician could
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,;zed himself, as man of unainch- sl'''S ',v, bold and fearless in public coun-
 gsh gshdsnd correct in all his habits, as an ol', and powerful public speaker; aa eff ea. lai g' i,,delaiigable public servant, and d ap and unriyalled party leader. It is 9 9a a@ n say that others, who like him. ap" "ga;labie for this election, are men of
 s .sieot. @ and can reader better service F i if it be not also ridiculous to say |hs, |h,, | can i" ever equel him.
 Flsl r.sr rnor in April, a REPRESENTATIVE ''ber. Op9 let him be SENATOR in Novem- "Y a Hin ne y9ar, if you would please nsI nals of Arkansas, VOX POPULI.