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Elegant aud E,ten.lve Properly for Sale.

IN THE Int residence Of Mr. Armeld on Prince street.
liz in Alexandria. The house is brick, built of the best
materials, Handsomely finished and wel-aranged for
fort and convenience; contains fifteen roos of them
large and airy, and has wide hn through the
Ouhouses OF brick, also covered with metal, consisting
range of wood and washousc cistern above ground
two bathing and two dressing rooms. On the opposite
wing, fine greenhouse; and in the rear brick two-so
double house for servants.
The aowergardens extend from Patrick Henry
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
is considered by many the handsomest and most dc.
sirable residence in the District.
1t will be sold low and OIL accommodating terms, aP
plication WM. d. MUTT,
Sept. 25-tf At the Treasury Department
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n IRs. MINOR, on Il, between 9th and 7th streets,

wi four spacious rooms, with small attached to
each, suitable for families OF members whom
she would accommodate with board reasonable terms If
applied for immediately Nov 2S-tJanls
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THREE elegantly furnished rooms 90 Iot over
Dr. Garduer's Druggist Store, south side of Capitol
Square. Dec l2-eo3
Mrs. IL. J. WAUGH, in the First Ward / street b
ltl 18Th and 10Th streets, has three four yey
pleasant rooms, with which she accommodate with
board three four members of Congress, private ami
y at Il moderate Her location being in the mmed
neighborood Of the executive buildings, offers an in
ducemeni 10 gentlemen having business there.
Dee II-eoStif
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FTNHE Kings OF France Illustrated, az Portrsia
History of the kings of France containing the pnhCTE.
incidents IN their lives, from the foundation OF the j"
archy to Louis PhiPpej by Thos Wyatt, vol WI Or
Nov Is I. TAlLOR
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TWO CARTONS of those cheap Cashmere long shawls
at 12 50, just received from the importer, aud will bt
sold at The above limit ID. CLAGETT ~ CO.
Dec. ll-Stif
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nj ANTILLA vELyFsTs---We have on hand
lNl pieces extra fine double width black velvet
20 do common width black velvet, all qualities
These goods Of the best styles, and will be Offered
very cheap.
Dec. il-3tf ID. CLAGETT & co.
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Il house, Accommodate small family. Terms quite
moderate Apply for further information TO Lemuel vii.
hams corner OF i7th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Dec. 0-3lS
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

From the New York Globe
The Messaxe-The War, Tarin, and Independent
Treasury.
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WINE STORE.

TOHN II. BUTIINIANN, Pennsylvania avenue, south
y sde between IL and 9th streets has in choice
selection OF Wines liquors. and cigars which he would
respectfully invite the attention OF members OF Congress.
strangers, and citizens generally, and would name in
part
100 baskets Champagne, Crown brand a new inpota'
ton, very excellent and ruty wine
Madeira in bottles and casks, Old Banty East India,
" Blackburn" N. G. Murdoch 81 Co., H. M. Il Co., "An'
Pale and brown sherry of various grades, bottles and
casks
Port wine, some in bottles very superior
Brandy, u Vineyard, propretors Cognac, Luzcre 1887
and other brands
Holland gin, some in bottles, very old
Scotch, Irsh old rye, Monongahea whiskey
CURACAO Mareschino, Krschwasser, Absnthe, wild cher
RHINE wrNEs-Rudcsheim Berg, Hockhcimer, Ner
steiner
CLARET-Chatcau Latour 1928 Poutet ST. Julien, 1888
Branne Moon, Haul Talaner, st. Julien, Modoc, and
fine Bordeaux table caret of my own bottling
Ieo, llaut, Sautcne, Barsac, and other light wines
variety OF family Wines moderate prices, such I"
Tenere, Lisbon, Sicily, &c.
CieARs-Superor Havana, La Rccompensa, La VictorI'
Always supply on hand ofmy superior stomach bite"
r ONG CASHMERE sHAwLs.-We have hand "
IL long French Cashmere shaws which will offer yep
sinwls in the second story of for exhbS1
Dec Stiff ID. CLAGETT " "
r ACE GoODs-We have in store
IL rs thread lace Berthe
10 do scarfs
10 b lck lace capes ..,
20 pieces black laces, for trimmings
thread lace dresses. .o
Dec. ll-sif d. CLAGETT CO.
WAR WITH MExICO.-Wanted one hundred active
wv brave, young with rocket and monnms
howitzer batteries preparing by the ordnance depa
ment for immediate departure.
This will be select corps with higher pay than troops
the line
Apply at WASHINGTON Arsenal.
Two dollars paid to citizens for each recruit
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NOTICE 20 Members OF Congress-Th. pronri,.to

~ The Union Hotel, Bridge street Georgetown, nc.
comnOdae OF members of Congress comfortably
cheaper rate than board be Obtained for In Washing
ton city. Nov 23-3taw3w
ONE Room Is vacant at Mrs. Mann's, Nos q Phiia-
~ delpha Place. Cold, warm, and shower baths in the
house without extra charge Reference given and required
Dec. S-l3t
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TNIoN HOTEL, Bridge ST., Georgetown, ID. CT

\ TNION HOFEis, bridge ST.. Georgetown, d. C.-The
u subscriber thankful Tor the very liberal patronage he
has received from his friends for the past year cordially In.
yites the attention of the public his house, conveniently
and comfortably situated in the business part of the town
contiguous TO all the public departments, fifteen
minutes walk, omnbuses constantly running from the
house TO the Capitol in Short offering many inducements
Washington TO gentlemen fond of quiet; and al 1.-The
proprietor asks Is that his house may be overlooked by
gentlemen locating themselves for the winter
GEO. H. HOFFMAN.
Nov g,v
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A CARD.---Mrs. ANN II. CLARK would inform the
n ladies of ashington and Georgetown that she has
opened fresh supply of velvet, satin, and silk hats OF the
latest style, with white, blue pink, yellow and cherry.
colorcd feathers.
variety of flowers, wells rbands and various other ar
tices i'll her line, which she will sell the lowest possible
terms, from SO 80 TO SO
Also variety of plush hats for misses,
All repairing done neatly All orders attended to promptly
Bridge street, Georgetown few doors cast of Farmers
and Mechanics Bank. Dec. ll-a
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SSUPER COLORED yELVETS.--Wc have in store
- pieces width and quality colored Lyons velyet
in crimson, morone, green, nc.
so pieces usual width veves all colors among them
mazarne blue, plum, dahlia, garnet, emerald, &c War
raned all silk and sold unprecedentedly low prices
Dec. lI-ifJ ID. CLACETT Il CO
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UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFIcE.-Capt. Water.
man, OF the ship Natchez arrested warrant, by
Deputy Marshal Collins. charged with having forced
colored young man. who second cook OF the vessel
on shore after hesse had got under way the Cape
OF Good Hope and about two miles from land leaving
the said young man on shore. SC. Capt w was held
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DIED

On Tuesday morning. the 10th inst Of consumption
WIN WALLACE CAIN, in the goth year of his age
His friends respectfully invited attend his fune
raj this Wednesday) afternoon at o'clock, from hi:
late residence No : Corncia-st. His rernains will be
taken to Stamford, CT.
On Wednesday, lst inst JANE MARIA. daughter Of
Stephen and Cornclia Waterman, aged year, months
and day.
The friends OF the family are requested to attend her
funeral from the house of her father in Boerums near
Ew1ngst Williamsburgh.
At Morristown, N j. on the 9th inst, SARAH widow
Of the late Stephen sncdcn in the cd year her age
afer long and very severe illness.
At Georgetown, 18th, Samuel John Barnard. 90 for
nearly twenty years last past resident of the District
At Hartford, 9Th Capt VIM. Pratt OF ship Floridian
Of New-Yorlt, formerly of Essex, CT
AtMontpelier, VI Both ult Capt Samuel Brooks, 10
one of the earlier settlers Of that town.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

rS- Liquid Coloring for the Hair, W niskeTs; Sc-
lis claims patronage VIII a. once tie Understood by
those who used sold the preparations offered Tor
dyeins the hair Its application Is simple s eject GER
,sn being euphatcAly perfect Ha.rHye, without DE-
s,royng the elasticity health OF the hair To fancy
store keepers druggists. &c Il will be found most &c
srsble article, IS they Gan with colnGenee recommend
10 their and be troubled with complaints OF
lis dyeing the skin linen II viii not rub OF the hair
and consIsni washing Only improves rs appearance Inc
roor ia pesneu and perfectly uniform, entirely free
from those unnatural hints varying FROM the faded green 70
the royal purple produced by The ordinary hair dyes In
proof of s efficacy inventor prepared 10 apply The
Dye 10 shskers portion of the hair without charge
10 hose wishing purchase II proves Satisfactory oi
winch purpose he has private Prepared only and
sold W holesale and retail by WM BATCHELOR, No:
Wsll-sL near Broadway. Price 81; double size 81 d.
Sasenis-New-York DR.. Goursnd, 81 Wslker-st; Brook
iyu Mrs HAYS $50 Euon-si; Philadelphia, Eug kousse
Washington D. c., J. II. Gibbs, Penn Aven PiIs5ars
pa W-n Jackson SO Lioeryst; Columbus, Ga, !" inter
l. Eppirg. CD iNeoos
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sz=s Ltat-Bea 5.Ton-sss bsl. aou7 NJ Eoyt 4
Sons 800 bush wheat Cowiug K Co.
Old Trey LtHe-Sorse LooE2m-575 b5is aour 8, Sage
L Co; $50 DO Sheldon, Phelps k Co; 473 90 L, Adams
wheat do.
SAM LiN-sargs Atheists bbls aour Doxs g. Ca
r.; l1s DO u Hoyt Sons; I'll 30 cobt; GO do Leland
ADAMS Co: 81 90 Kent, Kiunar Coz I25e DO s. Reed
Co; cs oeacs ob!s do Earriaz - cks cheese Wal
!sce Wieks' co jewell Harrison; 10 60 5,
Beach; f5b6is beans e bag. Cl.-k Fish 81 bxs cks
cheese Coon; bhis ashes Clark Coleman; SCI
bxs cheese Work Drake; ls bales broom corr Eaioc
Bros Coz Is 5als ashes r Seedon Coz bols beszs 2
do potatoes Is do apples Flint: L beans Is bbs &c
Leggstt, Co; cks cheese Perry.
Troy and Michigan Lire-Boct .4rocfe-2tU3 bushels
wheatS, Sage Co bbs dried fruit b5is 60 q, Case
Comstock: bns fruit James sill; co Ma; !ubs
butter sundries c n Eouzhion
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The Mormon Troubles.
Correspondence Of the St. Louis Union.
E.r-ron 0ct % :

NACvoo Oct %, 1876.
SIR: In my last letter minated that his Ex-
..,,ncy Gov Ford had called gu, the militia Of the
ss,e and tina. he intended to take effective neasures
mt stop 10 the foul spirit of moboaey which so long
rrsigncd ia Hancock He remained ia Carthage during
,esterday and while there had an interview With tho
mob leader Gen. Brockman, who gave his Exceilency
10 understand they felt justified in all their proceedings
and were fully prepared TO do the again that they
were free1nen" and should do just they thought ut
under any circumstances in fact he put me governor
At defiance told him the boys On hand al any
fine and at any hour
To-day, Oct. %, his ExcellencJ entered Nauvoo with
sbout two hundred men, two pieces OF cannon ana
numerous train Of wagons &c; but the GOVERNOR e.
nc bore comparison in point OF NUMBER WIN lhat OF
Drockman. The same silent desoate scene awaited the
Governor the nobbers witnessed Ihere was no JOY
or pleasure depicted In the counenances OF the people
There rdicue from groups OF those friendly 10 the
mob among whom Brockrnan was the most conspcu-
aus for the bold and daring front he carried. 1t being
late In the evening his Exceency has addressed the
etzens as was supposed he would but II is said he in
tends 20 place strong posse in the city until the Legs
ature meets In January and in the meantime TO take
sch steps as will tend redeem of the past
Much blame has been thrown upon the Governor for
taking the steps he has done. Some supposed that
II would only rekndle the flames tina; had been nearly
extinguished but others highly extong the
he is pursuing in endeavorng put down this laless
band of dcspcradoes aud will quiet and peace be
restored 10 this county until such effective meas
ures are fully carried out.
The crisis has arrived whether the laws are 10
ne respected or mob violence &c be supreme few
months viii decide.
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TUESDAY, Nov. III.
ASHES There las been farther advance in this az
tcle and tn inquiry has The sales of Pearls
Yesterday nd today reach $50 TO GOO bbls at s. II.
10 So 3 I'd of Pots to-day 100 10 200 oDis at - 10 80
! l23 The market is firm al the close
! COTTOE-The sales to-day have been 1000 bales,
some portion of which taken for export Inc sd
vance oi &C. noticed yesterday being paid was only
so on few lots and is not sustained today Prces are
the same as before the arrival OF the steamer and ihere
is more Cotton offering than any time during the past
month i3reights have improved b-l6d III square osies
having been paid to-day
FLOUR AND MEAL-There was a heaviness in mar
kct TODAY and shippers meeting the views OF mold
ers the gu citation slipped down unn! al the close II was
no higher han before the The aggregate safes
about 1000 b6ls part on private terms sa sUva.
onehalf al 80 for Gencsec in shipping lots winch WAS
the quotation at the close On the DOCK some ps.ceS VI
Ohio aud ichigan were picked up al 50 siGSo. Inc
receipts are large to-day For me EAST ans nst a
market unsettled The range IS 50 s'tGSo iof common
Southern Corn Meal be quoted over g ~ q
81 - for Jersey and BrandywinL sales "oe o0s ny
Flour at 81 10y Bag Meal is nom nsLy y !" - W.
GRalN-Exporters came into msrke; to-day for
Wheat and about 20 900 bush pure Genesee SOFA q" 20
80 cts mostly the latter The Il was also ssig "a
1900 bush Red Western n lis cts Tor nIlmsc aH *;
quantity OF Wheat offering cons oe'aos, ,saHo
hrm but the operations not very Gse SSee 80
1900 bush Jersey White S0&S2 tts a2uo 40 N
on private terms $500 Northel Z at 90 cts io
disnllng; and 5000 1900 bush Northern Yellow 81 -
ESQ For Rye the shipping demand WAS good quo
the sales reach 10000 bush 1880 cts Se at'et to
| export NotIlnc dong III bh!ey-no Sc UiPtes -. -
market. Sales 1900 bush Oats for export 81 Sot cs
Northern Beans 81 1881 3li per bus h. Sales "V
bush mixed Peas al S7i cts per bush.
WHiSkl-The market is heavy for bb?s. nd sooat
IS sold AT ~ cts Drudge is nominslly ~ cts.
HAi-Sales 500 bales s,4o95o cts.
LATH-The market is reced:nc and sales hsve been
made at So The supplies are larger.
TALLOw-A sale OF 1900 lbs was made at 81 cts,
showing &c per ID sdvsnce since The steamer.
HIDES-Saes 300 Rio Grande a, Iii cts time.
BoNE-A sale OF GOO lbs North wes, made ST 81
cts cash, for export
oiISsles 1900 bbls Crude Whale part q, 81 sss CTS,
and part on private term, for export.
PROFESSIONALISM stil. continues inactive, ard Il g
sales only few hundred bills st IS Il. and $40 tor
Prime and Mess Beefis heavy Sales 200 Dds new
Beef So snd S. % Beef Hams ~ Sl2 = per Do! o: 20
lbs Lard is N good demand advancing rates Sales
500 bbls interior Strictly prime is held at
;! Butter asd Cheese hrn and n good demand
Some shippers sra in market for Butter. We quote
Western Dairy 1915 cts Cheese 7a7i and cts tor
choice, for bxs.
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ROYS AND GIRLS.

e On Monday next, Sovembe. the 18th, Pro.
fessor Ed Church will commence a. eEening coarse o.
Society Library, corner OF Broadway. Three evenings
week Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al O'Clock pre-
cisely Tne lesson viii end few minutes before o.
clock.
STATS free Of all expense viii be uTed for persons SC
conpanying children
every scholar must before that procure for them
selves the instruction book, which III be cererc st The
Society Library Lecture Room. day from 10 70 Y A.
NJ The price OF the bcok j. = 90 Zach book VIII bear
stamp which the pupil VIII nave 70 exhibit every lesson
This "a TO Yf-vea scholar forget his book, winch NJ
NM have 10 take his lesson.
The purchase OF The boo contributing defray the eN-
peIses for the hall ghi ard fuel book will admit OIL.
one pupil: two brothers sisters mus: haze
book each. NIL ius
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u,.sr,, sfer the Use Q! Ir.ly rerie'siss saver-
The fes,s',nns avery complaint which he human
s IS sabected hoei eeHs 10 AK Is 70 use si
ohsf sdgdsaa he Eee Complain adssstoH herd
sesd sS wsta general weakness any s,es'e asg
from Of .s i;a sd VIA e cssry ss.
use Of D. .s ssa he ros~y shall be refunded Pa. p
:, .aa y sSs wa0fsa! e M
M I'D e orsnSorry s.s Brooklyn Prce Il nlV0s
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y Saes-The attention OF families, merchants, hotel
keepers ship steamboat owners about 70 purchase
Carpets Oil Cloths any other article in the line, are IN,
yed TO the stock OF and beautiful Carpets and VI
Cloths Just received Guions extensive wareroos ex-
tending through the entire block and fronting on NO. "a
East Broadway, and II Divtson-st
The variety Of new patterns of all he various styles Of
Br1sses Three Ply and the beat quality Of lngrans has
moi been eoueled 10 this market for many years all OF
which have been received direct from The
thereby enabling the subscriber purchasers thai
every article viii prove represented. Another great
confederation purchasers a. the fact that 1t Is the detsr-
nnson sell such prices as Will defy competition,
even after the Tariff taxes effect
W. II. GUfONS Wsreroorns, fronting
OILS iseodf on No East Broadway and III Dvts!onst
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rS- Rheumatism.-Paus and stiffness of the joints,
swencs OF the muscular substances near them and other
symptoms well known 10 need description may be Ell
ecuay removed by the OF Rings Compound Syrup OF
ydriodae Poiassa Ssrsspars and Yellow Dock Root
The efficacy OF these ingredients is indispuabe and By
their iudicious admxure remedy is formed that for the
above named complaints may term an infaiibe cure
The great and increasing demand for article Of this kind
has induced proprietor bring before the public that
all may have The benefit OF H. and know that there is
remedy for this distressing complaint Rheumatism
lii recommended in full confidence as being specihe
and needs but Trial convince The most creduous OF is
surprising properties Prepared ana for sale only by c.
Il. RING, 1872 Broadway. corner John-st rs lmis'