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List Of Arrivals AZ the PRINCIPAL Hotels

Brouns' Hotel w Woods, Va; w Brown, do ;
5 Stanton. do; . y 'cuot, LA, y Smith, Fla; 4
Criruas, Ga; T. w M iIOwc, do; w u Woodbridge
Va; 6 w DILLINGHAM; do: Mrs l. Carnes, do; :
b IIeckcox, Md James 3 Hill, Va Miss PnrcivaI,
do; Rev Long do Au-'lstc, do : Evans, do
l. Danton, do; u NJ Miller do; a l. Hopeless Jr
do: d King do; Capt a RawlinG, Md; w f
Church, Va; Col James Damon, do; F VI No
land & family, Ark; d p holland, do w N BaneIy,
do; NJ Riley 4 lody, Ga l. Brown & son Pa !; l.
Townsend, do; NJ Barnenson, do + Fahcv, Vt
Capt NJ Johnson lady daughter. Nd; L Brooke do
7 ii FalInIan Y l. Irwin Pa; : : Homer
do; &c Gushing lady and daughter, Va; Miss f. V Fur
guson. do; w A PemdIeinn, Mo; Mr. Burneo La
Mrs Gen Gaines & daughter do; ]. Il Sasser Md ;
+ Duvall do James Catiin. Y; Marshall La
tcity. do; II Brooke, Va; Cunningham do; J G
Jackson, Mass: DIR 6 s Brown, Ct; J Fl Bentley, n
j; j Bentley, Ct
Ncfiopoi Hotel r. Bowie Nd ;JH Thomas. do;
w Schon Ky; w II Sanders, Y J Rcdman
do; l. w Muir, Pa q w Stewart, do Miss Ander
son. Fla; Carol spence, Md; Bayles, Y; &
NJ Conrad, La Jamison, Va 4 Barry of W. Md
w ! Berry. do ; w Brall. do + e. Anderson, Va
G : Gordon, do; Shilven. Md A NJ Badger n
Y: Miss Badger, do, Mrs Miles, Md Hon r w
LIion, do; VIM White, do; DIR r J tarviner, do
Mr. Mrs Goddard, ! w Hoster, Ohio ] A
Carwne, do; w Johnson, do &: w A Gon,,lne, :
C;CH PameIee, Y; John Kellogg. Ohio: J : CLARK
4 sister, Ala: ID Hennen, La J II Warner, n Y: q
Wood, Pa; Brown, do; r l. CIinsnlan n t.;
Hoone. Ga; Hoouc, do; II A Pea sec, Va; II
Runhar,l~. N Y; w Bingham, Mass. + s Shuttle
DC; J ii Bcrret Mass.
bring Ho",e &C l. Gordon, Va s Harris, IA G
X Smith, Ky; Mrs Smith, do; Miss Smith. do
Miss NJ smith, do; Snrth do; : r Rogers Va
Ne CauIry, U : N; John Owen, Va; w I. King,
sc: Ma 4 Mrs T. Taloe, Va, Miss Adams do; J
IIalmhubcr do; & w Copeland. Y.
United SGfe, Hotci.-I Wyuuc; Or w Fin
dell, Texas; VI Ii GTon<ears. Md Col FrevrSt aud
lady, Pa T. Smih, n Y; A Nc Carly, do; Hop
kins, do; L BazeIl & lady, do II " Pmkard, Va .
w Truman, Texas; Gasman, OHIO; r Bishop
lady, Y James I."cke't, Md Thomas Mar
TIN, do; G w Davidson daughter, N Y.
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA. October ~. 1855.
LINES fnlr at S0rePfG-Bibi,ora,nd ri Liberty
OrGHge Meeting at the Lyccum
The proceedings of last nights Fair were most
l"you-' a large company graced the Hall, aud the
etqm-itely wrought bead table, the lrandi,vork of
Miss Elizabeth La Bile, WIS by Mr.. Samuel
Harper.
The BIblIordina oi Mrssrs. German and Louder.
opened Last night At Liberty Hail. IN the presence
a most respectable audience, embracing a number
o nur clergy. The paintings and lecturer deserve
a ht"he III the Crystal Palace.
HE orange and Alexandria Railroad conpany
"p thtt ANNUAL session to this city.
dead "i Important business awaits the action OF IN,
.hpihy, aud tn" session viii probably BE- prolonged
two or three days. Avn
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LOR SALE, n very valuable RACT OF LAND
in Alexandria county. Virginia containing fifty-
two acres and fraction. situated opposite George
town, and within quarter of mile of the Ferry
binds on the Fairfax rOpd. and the Turnpike from
the Ferry to Alexandria rms through the eastern
end of it. There about seventeen acres Of il in
good wood and timber. and much fine cedar for posts
upon it. The rlrarel pa,t has all been hichy i'm
proved end ditchnd with French drains. Fine springs
of pure water andn never falling stream thrnuR
1t: the whole trnced in To the turnpike with inn
post and rail fcrce: good harn. with sheds and
small dwelling -houe'. all in COOL order.
III" soil - ~ very SUPERIOR quality and about aix
acres now WILL set in timothy and lover and rhCut
one acre planted IN paaches of the hest kinds
This land is most beautifully situated. with sur
face everywhere ss level and as could hn de
sired Nearly the whole tract may be considered as
first ate tiuothy land
Thos" wishing to purchase will please coll Mr.
i. (artery, in Georgetown. or Owen Nurrv. FIRST
Ward Washington, for any further information.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, October -, 1853
ihs hhfN'and state Agrio ulturaI Far and Cattle
9h"" e"iiFhced ~ day, under favorable auspic Is.
Inc "eauhef proved pleasant and very many persons
visited the enclosure. The supply Of stock and Az
ncutnra' implement Is large. shall not attcmpt to
notice particularly, bu speaking generally, il is ius
hce to say that this exhibition reec, high cred,
not only upon those who prominent actor. in i,
but upon the state at large. Iaudable enuIa,ion
has been excited, and the ambition is TO excel
Thursday and Friday will be the great days nj this
exhibition. There will doubtless be twenty five 10
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NEW nRUG STORE

a. publi~ ,irst he ha. oprped bis rev DRUG
STORE. and lrcits share Of public patronage
Having LAID in nm entire fresh stock of u X UG :
MEDICINES. and FANCY GOODS he will. Mt all
times be enabled TO furnish the citizens with ynnu-
inc medicines and all other articles in his line nf
business. All ord rs and prescriptions will be
promptly AMI carefully filed.
ALSO
VII keep constantly hand Surgical Dental
Fupring, arl q 'lvarIc MACHINES aud all cthrr
instruments usually kept in the largest establish
m.ntS
Also
The best quality Of Ha' ana and other CIGARS A
TOBACCO, collected from the best brands.
A. j SCHW ARTZF.
Chemist Druggist.
Ia avenue, between Sd sud ~ streets.
H4-titf
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Still Later from California.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-A California
steamer has arrived. The monthly ship
ment from California is nearly three mil
lions of dollars. The Pacific Railroad
and mining news is favorable. There has
been large arrival of Russian emigrants
at the Sandwich Islands. The whaling
season is bad. The English ship Plover
of the Arctic Expedition, was seen in
August last. The Esquimaux say Frank
lin will never be found.
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Baltimore Markets &c.

BALTIMORE. Oct. %, 10 M-Themarkct
is dull-dealers arc waiting the arrival of
the steamer. Howard st. flour, IS 25-
1000 bbls. sold. City Mills. So 25-10O0
bbls. sold. White wheat, 81 30 81 Sc
cts, Red wheat, 81 % 81 81 Cts
1000 bushels sold. White corn, 65 cts.
a CO cts: yellow corn, 68 cts. 20 cts
1000 bushels sold.
Elliott's balloon ascension to-day was
successful. lie went up grandly.
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE at Public Auction On
ID THURSDAY. the eth instant Mt AZ o'clock
=. on TIE premises, will he sold to the hiyhert
bidder. that handsome twostory Frame Cottage Mt
the intersection Of LIT street asst, aud street north
the Capitol. The house contains nine rooms
and brick basement with three rooms. Also a
bath house and tisiern. with n forcing pump at
ia'hed. and nh out building for stabling. &c The
operty fronts IS feet lat street, and lis feet
on c street, and contains 1922, squsre feet of
ground.
This property commands an extensive view of the
city. Georgetown. ard the surrounding country.
Terms: nn"-touIth cssh; reSi.lue in equal install
ments ut Il. ~ and is menihs. hy notes with inter
est from day Of sale To be secured by deed Of trust
on the property.
II The t. NJ not complied with within three
dars from The day IF sale. the property will BE- re
sold at the risk and cost of the first puryhaser
Title clear and nhisputablc. Conveyances Mt the
expense Of the purchaser
II. C SPALDTNC. Agent.
JAS. 4. MCGUIRE.
or 2a-'lIt- Auctionepr.
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NEW AND ELEGANT sHAwLs.

NE have now in st re large and beautiful
w stock Of Shawis. consisting of
Embroidered AMI plain Grape sbawls
Long and square Cashmere do
Cashmere and Mousselinc small figured Shavls
Long and square Ray State do
Misses nd Childrens' figured and plaid do
Plaid Mole and black Thibet do
Black Silk. Cashmere and Cloth do
To which we invite the particular attention of t. g
Ladies. as we will offer great Tsans for CuSh.
90 All articles sold at establishment are
warranted to prove as represented
MAXWELL, SEARS f. ChLLEY.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY nOuSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
From California.

NORFoLE, Oct. o5.-The steamer North
ern Light, bringing two weeks later news
with 700 passengers, 81 ,500. 600 in gold
and San Francisco dates Of Oct. LIST, put
in here to-day short of coal and provisions.
Her news is unimportant. The San Fran
cisco markets were dull, with prices favor
ing buyers.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NORFOLK. Oct. 26.--The weather in
California is favorable. Business is not
as active as usual, but generally prosper
Gus. Building in San Francisco is active.
General health good.
The King of the Sandwich Islands has
refused TO abolish his ministry. Quartz
mining in Grass Valley is paying better.
Rich diggings have been found in Lake
Valley.
Major Haldeman has made a treaty
with the Indians on the Humboldt, with
which the Indians are well pleased. The
Yuma and Cosopa Indians are at war,
several battles have been fought: the Tu-
mas were victorious. A battle was
fought with the Applegate Indians by the
Rifle Rangers; the latter lost one man.
fourteen of the former were killed.
The Oregonians were in favor of war
of determination.
The Brig Arrow WAS seized at San
Francisco on suspicion of being engaged
against Sonora.
The steamer Panama left San Francisco
on the LIST inst. with over one million in
gold, and the Pacific, for San juan, with
over a million also
The Barque Oriel, of Baltimore, was
wrecked. The hands were saved.
Major Fitzgerald, of the Army. arrived
in the Northern Light.
Some Gallego flour sold at So at San
Francisco.
Captain Van Pelt, of Staten Island.
New York, died at San Francisco.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, October 26-l2M.-Bread-
stufs depressed. Flour-Western and
State brands. Sc 81 a Sc 37l-Howard
st. s6.75-1O,000 bbls. changed hands.
Wheatd dull. WhiteSl 45-30,000 bush. of
Southern sold. White corn, IS cts. IS
cts-20,O 900 bushels sold.
Stocks firmer. Cotton active, with an
upward tendency. No news of the ex-
pected steamer vet.
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VAL 4 Bile ZEAL ESTATE ut Auction On
FRIDAY. the 18th instant, at o'clock y. III
hall .c'l tn the hieh.st bidder in Fl ont of ne
premises part If lots 20 and - IN old Georgetown.
and part Of 'otS - aud as in Peatty opd IIawkins
addition To Georgetown fronting 80 feet on the north
sd" "t frcsp e tr GET. and 139 feet or less
the with to 10 foot alley. with the iprrcy,
m"nt" confistinf Of om'crtatie dwelling house.
with extensive back buildings Tbs is n very desi
,aile rice ut property and alioins Tie handsome
pennies belonging to H. Read. Esq
Terms nt s-lc: One fourth ash. the bsIance in 3.
II, Al Il months, fnr notes hearing Interest.
TN the cash payment being made deed will be
given and a de- d Of trust taken
Crnvryan1rg ut the exI ense Of purchaser.
f. :. WRIGHT.
~ lN-Hnd Anrtnncer
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Free Soil and Democratic Coalition

RosToN, Oct. 25.-The Democrats and
Free Sellers of Norfolk county, have form
ed a Coalition. The President of the
Democratic Convention alluded to the
resent decapitation of Bronson, and in
ferred that the national administration
was not opposed to the Democrats Of
Massachusetts forming a Coalition on
State matters.
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AUCTION SALES.


Ry f.. N. sTRATTON, Auctieneer.
NEW TwoSToRY FRAME HOUSE AYp LOT
~ At AUCTloN.-0n MONDAY afternoon octc-
toher Slst NJ clock, the premises, shall sell
Lot No 81 in subdivision o SQUARE No 4S, improved
Ivy new two-story frame house, containing six
rooms With wocd house. This property b. located
TIE Island between 9Th aud 9Th. ard ID and 4
streets, having front IF - feet inches. aud q
depth IF 81 feet q inches to = Is feet alley.
Terms onehalf cash; residue in e4usl install
mens at six and welve months with iptere (, salts
factnriiy secured.
little p'rfe {. Conveyaueing at the exrcnfe Of
purchaser.
Get ltedts- IntrllieeHcer.
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sHAWLs,

WE have now in stora the follewing Shawis.
w which We know IL the best ttock in the lis
trIct:
IS Waterloo Lo~g ShawlS
SO Bay State Mills Long Shswls
80 Waterlrtt ong Shswls
$50 All-wcol Square Shawls
IS White and colored Grape :bawls
IS Cashmere Shawls
30 Long and Square Brochs Shawls
so Various sty es If Mourning Sbawls
To the whole Of which invite the particular at
tention Of purchasers.
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street.
&C TT Union I'm
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NOTICE,

III ANING now made arrangements, gentlemen
IL can rely upon having their Shirts made TO or
der within ten days from the time the order is given
Call and leave your measure and will guarantee d
perfect fitting Shirt SHIRTS made with the
French Risbanis at HOPKINS'S Gents Furnishing
Store corner Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Browns aud National Hotes.
oe 1s-2w.
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BY f. N sTRATTvN, Autionssr

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on the l,lsnf-0u
fn'baf, November 4th. at o'clock. on the
~ emises. sh~li sail Lot No -. IN Square No tt5
situated TN eth street vest. betveen and streets
south having front Of 20 feet inches. derth 20
tee 10 Is fot alley. and improved by cne-story
Frame Building. occupied By Isrmcur BIO,
Grocery.
Terms: Cash. or negotiable paper at tro or fur
months, With interest &C 26-d.s.
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IT b. BLAGROVE, late Of the District Of
IL. Columbia. respectfully infoi ms his friends
and the public in general that he has opened, one
door above the private Residence of Ii. Bradley. ESQ.,
Kin. street exandria, Virginia. TOBACCO CT
GAR. and SNUFF STORE, where those who fold
If INDUCING in the IF those articles may lie ac-
c"mmo,latt-I with the choicest brands Of
CIGARS, SMOKING TOBACCO,
CHEWING TOBACCO. SNUFFS. &c.
lie X cps the reebrat,d A NTINkRVOUS FIG TO
BACCO, which i very fine.
Intending t" keep the beet articles Mt moderate
prizes and with disposition to please all who f,vo
him with tn ir custom. he hopes 10 receive portion
1T public pa rnnage. oct 1a-dlw&Wfw.
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Passengers Of the Northern Light at Ealti-
moreno Steamer Yet

BALTIMORE, Oct. 90 P. ABOUT
$50 Northern Light passengers came up
this morning in the Norfolk boat. No
European steamer yet.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER Is

ARRIvED.-Schr. +. Townsend, Nan1man, Provi
dercc, to Allegheny Mining Co.
MEMoRaNpA -Schr. Statesmau, " icks. rIenred nj
New York for this port I'D inst.
Schr. Ann Pickerpl, Dukes clcarsd at Phla for
this port 9th inst.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Corner Of 18Th and q sfreefs.
Il +. GRIMES respectfully calls the atten-
XAtion of his customers and the citizens of Wash-
- ington that he is prepared to sell his own
manufacture of fine single sole BOOTS for 81. Cou
bic solrs TO 81 so. Shoes g TO 81 50. Bows and
Youths Shoes OF I'll kinds. Ladies and Nisse
Nor"rcn Boots aud Shoes. Don't forget ~ call snd
examine ter yourselves, &C 7-eolms
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I INSEED OIL, ard boiled; White Lead:
IL Varnishes; Window Glass of all sizes, Paint
Brushes; Tools: Pitches Camels lair Pencils ground
and dry Coors: and everything in the Paint line
b" found ~ G1LMAN.S Drug Store, Penn. avenue.
hetween eth and 1th streets &c ~
" ID. GILMAN, Dru2gist, has for sale Me-
III. dicinal LIQUORS, such Brandy, Port, and
Sherry, viii, n can be relied on rs pure being I'M
ported expressly tor medical uses. Also agent for
Wolfss Aromatic Sthnapps
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Departure Of California Steamers.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-The steam
ship Daniel Webster, Capt. Wamack, of
the Nicaragua line, and the Ell Dorado.
Capt. De Brissot, of the Panama line, left
to-day for their respective destinations
with a large number of passengers.
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BUILDING INTERVALS.

I W. BADEN. south side Pennsylvania avenue.
-, near 9Th street, having completed his stock OF
Building Materials, offers superior inducements ia
contractors and others. His stock is completes and
extensive, and compriges excellent assortment
Of
Rural, Novelty, Peoples. Cottage. Villa. Mortiee.
Folding DOR Carpenters. Curhoaris, Chest
Till, Pad, Horse, Dead ard Trunk Locks
Cut and Wrought Nails Of all sizes
Gin let point and other Screws
Brads and Sprisgs, Tacks, Flush, Spring, Shutter,
and other Bolts
Pearl, White, Mineral, Iron. Rosewood, Brass and
other Door Knobs and Bell Pulls
Brick and Frame Turnbucsles
Window and shutter Springs, Hooks, Uasps
Staples. Drops and Escutcheons
Shutter Screws, Stubbs, Plates. anil Lifts
sash Knobs, Door Springs, Axle and other Pull ys
Sandpaper, Glue. &c
In fact everything in the Building Line.
The above articles have been selected with great
care, and received direct from the manufacturers.
and will b. sold to customers on the most liberal
terms.
My stock is Inferior to in the city, and q call
Is respectfully solicited from those in wa t.
JNO. W. BADEN,
Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
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"OLD MUSIC"

nLD NIGHT CAP, Old night lamp, Old f4mify
clock, Old log hut, Old water mill. Old pine tree
d d gum tree. Old sycamore, Ole elm tree Old North
State Old veteran Old king time, Old time when be
@lrie-l the beautiful hours Old folks AZ home Old
Roein the beau, Old bachelor Old maid, Old Scotish
gentleman, Old sexton, Oh friendships smiles. d
house vt home, Old arm hair AMI answer-tog-ther
with good selection Of the newest and most pcru
lar music will be found at Music Depot"
oct s. HILBUS HITI.
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PIANOS, PIANOS.

WE would :. Spe fully remind our friends end
w the public that have always on hand
assortment Of PIANOS from tue celebrated establish
ment nf Kuabe, Gaehle a Co., of Baltimore. which
guarantee to cell at manufacturers prics th-re-
by saving expense of travel. freight time, Sc.
Terms made exec dinghy moderate
JNO. v. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
oc Is
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TO THE LADIES.

The latest style Of Winter HATS just re-
Sa eived.-The undersigned respectfully in
vites the attention Of TIE ladies 10 examine
Va our new style Of HATS, and to inform th N
that we ready to receive and execute oil orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEtD-pREsSES. &c. with meat
AMI dispatch ALSO, very select assortment of
pointe velvet RIBBON. all colers; together with
every variety Of Fancy Gcols, at
wM. p. SHEDD'S.
18th street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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A. FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-.

go FUN IL ENT-The BUILDING now be-
Iii ing finished. the northeast corner of eth st.
and Louisiana avenue. in this city.
The first f1""r has bean constructed tor Ra.kirg
Est1hliE hmcnt ri marble, 18th vaults Sc and two
stores on Iih street. The basement is construct d
=" emhrace all the modern conveniences for FEES
tauraDt. in connection with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters. provisions. sr The restaurant com
miIpicates both from in and out doors with the So
roud story. which is composed of four rooms rom.
municating through ample folding doors FL the at
commodntion of either large small private PARTIES
Should the second story not be taken in ronne> ion
with the restaurant the rooms will he rented for f.
fees. The third story embraces nearly the " hole
extent Of the building, and ia we'll ADAPTED for n
connections billiard room for three tables. The
fouth story embraces the while extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mcry end. if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room Gas and water end oil the
mo '"rn improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building and its position situated
in tn" very hrart of the most business portion of
Washington; must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply TO. or adiress
s. c. BARNEY.
street. between 9Th and 9TH SITS, Washington.
sep Ii pntf
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NeW DFtss Wakfhg Estn DIS m c Nt.
'I'HOSE Wishing the most perfect fitting dresses.
must call on MRS. Z. CADY. at which place
dresses are being made by Mrs Ge'hens pew inven-
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think it marvellous when
I'll. saws that she neither has tn pin on Innings, nor
alter drefsas-her fits are all warranted perfect
The system taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars
Mrs, E. invites all to giyn her rall and for
themselves Dresses or rntterIs cut for 81 70 cents
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
on moderate terms, consisting of Cloaks, Mautilas
Dresses, Sleeves. DC
Nantu'Makers ran be supplied with the most re
cent patterns ressonabl. terms.
The latest style of costumes for children on hand
Mrs. v. e DY.
18th street, near L, Washington City.
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FACTS FOR THE LADIES.

FACTS FOR THE LADIES.
HAVING on hand large supply of thin sole
III CATERS, JENNY LIMBS, PAR0DlAS,
HUSKINS, SLIPPERS. &c. would respectfully so
lcit call, ss wish 10 make room for my fall and
winter stock. The above articles will be sold low
have also White Kid End Satin Slippe for the
balls. Having completed my arrangements for man
ufacturng all styles Of hoes of the hest materials,
pow prepared to receive orders and fill them al
short notice. MILES
Cheap Cash Shoe Store,
No. g. Washington Place, It'll street, near E.
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" ANTED I'M MEDIATELY-Ag good
w Journeyman PRINTER can have ste.dy
.itnaton In Country Office, about Is miles from
Asshington If immediate NJ plirstion is made. lie
must I've sober, and reliable man. and hsv. cuff
cent knowledge of the Press to enable him to- work
N me weekly et'iticn Of tho PAPER. A single man
preferred APplic aticns to b" msde tn Messrs COG
GIN CooMB S. Printers, corner of sth street and
Pennsylvania avenue
cc %6-3t-
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'yD'"n Io-mghf--ifhis evening, Odd Fellow.
''' VIII again be the theatre of Wymau's triumphs
wy INC >ish', mind aud sense of he auditors, who
neat IN that line most successfully and crafty
Nv The fact L.. u You want To- be cheated hand
''h''y, - 10 Wymsn's exhibition.
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cor Nv Sdrn-e-The fine imposed by Ju stice
M Yesterday afternoon, on Mr.. Savage, for oh
""s The sidewalks, was ten DOLLAR. Mr.. SAVAGE
'PP'ale'! To the Circuit C"ur, w the ease
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-26

&:25 OOO WORTH of New Goods. embrac
PccsooO ing every style of FASHIONABLE
Foreign aud Domestic DRY GOODS, which will Nv
sold at very reduced prices for cash. Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well TO call and examine our
stock. which Is now very comp etc as We know We
offer the very best inducements.
YERBY, TEBBS & YERRY,
Corner Pa avenue and 1th street.
Oc If. Union Iml