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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

ENTLENES: The great T. importance Question
I u have always thought a good Gre, and have No
doubt off but the incorporate condoct Of some
Of its public advocates would lead Il doubt wheth-
they were SO in private. do not wish, nor VIII
enter into any controversy with Ills respccobe and
powerful s-sOc alton but when am publi'ly adTer-
Used, as "pr-suming and insulting" Dor advertising
my purpose to deliver q temperance address 10 The
pub.i", asd my house called Pandemon'um,
ihipk il high time that this community hhould un
ierstand the merits of the To those who are IN
the hab of visiting my place. nothing mhy ee .slo
as te it, propriety and order. All respectable ladies
and gentlemen, advocates Of Temperance or not ore
invited to call The walls covered with epgrsI-
ings and an original painting by Lemandi de Vine.
Refreshments such served up in all Respectable
establishments. van be had at my place. In tnt
meantime claim for myself that liberty oil speeen
and action that belongs to every citizen VINO renle''
tho laws aid is entitled 70 their nretectiop
ALFRED HUNTER.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Inteuigencer corrects the mistake
of the Richmond Enquirer, wherein that
journal represents the Wings of the North
as prosecuting Judge Grier for his late
decision rebuking those who essayed to
prosecute deputies of the United States
Marshal Of the Eastern District of Penn
sylvania, for trying to carry out the Fugi-
tive Slave Law. Our neighbor goes on
to show that this persecution comes ex-
clusively from the Abolitionists, and also
that more or less Democrats have De-
titioned Congress for his impeachment on
account of this decision in question.
The Union again combats the positions
of the Intelligeneer upon the Cuba ques-
ton, contending that England is bent on
preventing the future annexation of the
island to the United States. The editor.
in the article in question, says:
'The whole affair is too transparent to be
misunderstood. England is determined to
put Cuba, if it is possible, beyond all connex-
ion with the United States. If her intrigues
and false pretensions and hackneyed arts can
prevent its purchase or annexation, this shall
never be effected. Rather than see this, she
will ruin the island by Africanizing it to the
level Of Jamaica and Hayti Anything is
deemed preferable to union with us. The
aoomi nations Of the slave trade may be re-
vived the horrors of the middle passage r.
enacted the enermities of the Coolie system
stimulated by official patronage; and the un
fortunate African sedueed by preface of ten
years to centuries Of degradation But all
this is nothing if she can only administer a
severe rebuke to American progress, and keen
our hands from Cuba. The controversy, then.
Is al once changed A principle is put up for
debate and decision. A point is raised: and
no sooner is 1t raised. than England, in the
face OF our country, resolves to settle it, once
and forever, for all ignorant, meddlesome
hot-headed Americans. 1t is not Cuba: no. it
II monarchy rersms republicanism. She can
use Spain as catspaw in this matter"
The Sentinel gives history of the diff.
fculties liz the party in New York ac
cording to the manner in which they
appear when viewed through the editors
spectacles. The same journal is down
on John Van Barren Z" like thousand of
brick" for his last speech in Tammany,
wherein John called for three cheers for
Lewis Cass lit will be remembered.
The Clipper, wonderful to be told, is
down on the Democrats of Baltimore for
u" lamming" Catholic-publishing an
account of the way Democratic can
didate for the post of constable was
treated by his party. Verify, everything
is grist that gets to the Clippers mill.
The Sun reviews the result of the late
Maryland election, being apparently high.
ly gratified with it on the whole.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS

'INHE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, of Alexandria
respectfully beg leave to uform their friends
and the publ that they will give one of their most
fashionable BALLS On MONDAY, November 2l.t al
,Nr>ptd Hall.
The Committee of Arrangements pledge them.
selves that no pains expense shall be spared 70
make it in every respect agreeable rs the former
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cotillon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had from either OF
the Committee Of Arrangements, or at the door on
the evening Of the Ball.
So Supper and refreshments furnished for both
ladies and gentlemen.
EE- Hacks will be in attendance ut Z O'Clock. Ia
convey ladies to and from the ball.
~ Invitation Cards Can be procured from either
of the Committee.
COMMITTEE OE ARRANGEMENTS.
capt L Ashby, Sergeant W Allen,
Lieut. Rudd, A Skjlnore
Lieut. " II Smith, CWN
MANAGERS:
Col s Shay, Capt W W Rock,
Lieut. Col Thomas, Capt q Duffev.
MAJ Plain, Capt ii Lsthsm,
Adj. Price, Capt Field.
Capt I Pumpler Can't j Smoot
Capt Wilmington, Capt J Williams,
Or r Brockett, Surg NJ NJ Lewis,
Lieut.. IL Prettyman, Lieut. ID Powell,
Lieut. T Johnston, Lieut. d Swami,
Lieut. Creigh, Lieut. Mclean,
Sarg Lane, sarg VIM Markley,
Sarg. Greenwood Thos Warning
nov 9-eotb-
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New Songs, waItzes, &c.

'NllE flowers sleeping: Tie land love: Lulu
L is eur darling pride: ksty Darling, duett The
child and the starr; My name in the Sand; Flow
gently sweet Alton. DC.
|I;at1es and IhIldS.-The golden gate: Sea-sheIl
waltz; Princes royal waltz; Prima Donns; Little
Alpine flowers; Blue bel polka. Love dream polks
Coquette do Pop goes the weszel; Georgians rolks;
Ladies polka, &c.
Nci,ftiSches.-Rossb bush Schottischc Kiss d: Pet
10: Naypole do; Moonlight Quickstep; Young folks
At home grsnd march; Buds from the operas Be-
luet de melodies.
And SOME new songs for the Guitar just received
Mt WIMER'S, 9TH strict
dow s.
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his will was presented to Court of Probate,
proved and recorded. An authenticated copy
Of the will was obtained from the record in
Kentucky. taken to Florida, and admitted of
record in Duvall county by the Court of Pro-
bate, and' administration granted to the ex-
ecutor solely, without mentioning anything of
the executrix, or whether she was dead or re-
fused to qualify. Under the authority grant
ed by the Court in Florida, the executor ap-
pointed firm in New York his agents to sell
and transfer said stocks. The agents nsk
whether their authority is sufficient for those
purposes. Held it is not
LIST. By the will both are to act jointly, If
living, and no refusal by either. :,
I'd. The death or refusal OF either must be
satisfactorily known, if either event has hap
pened.
Sd. If the estate is solvent, the widow has
the exclusive property in one moiety OF the
the stock.
4th. So far as the proceedings in Florida do
not conform to the will. They confer no au-
thority on the Executor.
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DISCRIMINATION yesterday, the sth OF No
vember, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
Fer the redemption of stocks..... $685. SS 05
For Treasury Department, exclu-
sive of stocks. 2S77 Is
For the Interior Department.. 47,755 OF
For the Navy Department. 6,63l 81
For the War Department. 1881 IS
For the Customs. ................ IS, 1856 50
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. 10000 90
Miscellaneous ................ 249 %
For re-paying for the War Depart
ment. Observation-Disclosures. ISL IS
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,63l 81
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n m berIand Coal, Cumberland Coal.

/ UT arrlNtU and now IapdlnE, per IanaI bOaI
- Albany, lib tons superior Cumberland COAL
Also, d lily expected cargo Of that celebrated Trrn
>ition COAL. which has been much sought af er
of late. Also, white ash Coal oak hickory, and Ihe
WOOD, all of which will be sold on the most reason
able terms to punctual customers Yard on It'll St,
south end Canal bridge. W. STONE.
nov --2ts
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NOTlCE.-Wharsas my husband, ROBERT
~ WALTER. having left my bed and beard and
WIN do nothing for the support of his children this
- TO give notice TO the public that will ray no
debts of his contracting. / have further to inform
those whe are harboring him that 1 an preparing
TO bring their conduct to the notice of their fellow
eit'zens. B. WALTER,
street, between 8th and 9Th Island.
Nov. 9-lt+.
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n ERS:
On tie part IF the SYaF
b. Gen. weightman Lieut. Col J ii Reilly
Maj. c 5 Wallach Maj. T. Drnoho
Maj r. Keywor,h Maj. P Bacon
Quart McCollum Adjt L. J. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst Surgeon Grymes
On the part of the Light Infantry.
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. Tucker,
Ignatius T. Mudd.
On the part Of the National GIeys.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Ii. ut Sutton, Lieut. s Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part Of the HoNer .s1arpshooters.
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. McColum,
Lieut.. Birkhead, Lieut. III Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On the part Of the Boone Riaemen.
Capt n Bright, Lieut. p Otterback. jr.,
Lieut. II Ober, Lieut. C NJ Ssncerson,
George Miller.
On the part Of The German feaqers
s lat Esborn Lieut. Lieut. fsessen'
- Cophenstine.
On the part Of the Montgomery Guards.
Capt d Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. Feeny, Lieut. kellcher,
James Maher.
On tie part Of The Presidents Mounted Guard.
Capt Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. W Baden, Lieut. Pettitone,
John Finch.
On the part IF the Ndtionol Guard.
Capt j A TAFT, Lieut. ii Bird,
Lieut. ) Humphrey, Lieut. L All,n,
James johnson.
On the part Of the Citizens
Mayor Maury, ASH White,
Walter Lenox, CIV Doteler.
) II Bradley, WD Wallach,
Col w W Seaton, s 2 Hoover,
j NJ Carlisle wv BotsIer
Morgan, Brown,
Radcliffe, JB Tate,
Wallach, j Towers
Gideon, WR Riley,
Hunt, Ii III Heath,
Pepper, McCausland,
p Wyte, SWall,
French, RW Carter,
VI W alt, CIV Phillips
Joe Shilngton, r Corcoran,
W II Winter, Cryer,
Burns, ] A Linton.
McNerhany, Ri Clarke,
III Loudon, J Clagett
W Cochran, CIR Byrne
5 IL Hill, Lasiey,
w Hope, Buntnall.
Jonah d Hoover, Sheckells
Calvert, Kirkwocd
NJ Dexter, ED Willard,
VIM. d. Butt.
On the part IF the Contineu al CuIyds
capt j smith, Lieut. w fucker,
Lieut. J l. Marceron, Lieut. -
Surgeon Towers, Ensign W Horn.r,
Pioneer Wright, Quar- Clarke
Se1geant u Lofche, Sergeant Knight,
Sergeant Ford, SergcBnt w Mslker,
Might, Indrrni re,
j Angel, wv Tucker
" alker. W Chamberlain,
" Jones, JH Moore,
Holt. J III Glider,
ii Whtmore, l. Anderton.
Snier. III Donaldson.
Il Dowden, HCahil
l. Magwsy, JGreen
Il ID tunnel, 4 Sage,
B Ball, Stone
John O'Flaherty.
Programmes will. be furnished the lsdies by tn
floor managers upon their entrancs into the Saloon
Gentlemen wishing invitations for adi are Ieauss
ed to leave the ladies with the captain OF tia
company.
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding a santlpma,
and ladies; to lie had at the principal Uorls, Musi
and Drug Stores of the members Of the Company
and at the door on the evening of the Ball.
kS> The floor managers will he designated b
"hlue scaris.' The Committee If Arrangements b
"blue rosettes'' nov 9Th
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FANCY aoons AT COST

(hiN0 about to close my business, would advise
~ those IN want of Goods in the fancy line, to
come aud examine my stock before purchasing else
where. 1t Is composed of we'll selected articles,
mostly my own importations, and 4 believe I can
offer bargains good be had anywhere in this
country. JULIUs A. PETERS,
Nov e-3t Pennsylvsnia ~, near 10th u.
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JOHN K, DeVAUGHN,

DLACKkMlrII and Railing Maker. corner OF 10th
ID and streets, one square north of the rest
market, First Ward, Washington. ID. C., is prepared
70 execute all work in his line in q workmanlk s
manner with despatch, and on the most reasonable
terms nov f-d3t'
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The PHILADELP HIA LEDGER is respect
fully requested to give us credit for it's
quotations of Washington news from our
columns. We take it for granted, that
the omission occurs in that office wholly
through the haste of making up their
paper at very late hour of the night.
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LOST-On YESTERDAY. either

X LOST-0n yesterday, either at Metbo-
n j dist Protestant Church, or between there
the corner of 9th and G rtreet- q ladys
gold hunting WATCH, with an old fashioned Kew
attached TO il. liberal reward will be paid il eft
eithe. at s. Lewis or this Office.
nov 7-tl3t&-
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. tfFor the list of arrivals at the differ
ent Hotels see fourth page.
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i OST

OST-0n Saturday evening, November 5th, in
IL an omnibus, between e. S. Hotel and George.
town. or on Pa avenue, between said Hotel and 18th
street, two Promissory NOTES of 500 each, and a
card Of i. o. o. Y. Payment having been stopped,
sad papers will lie worthless TO any except tb.
owner. A suitable reward will he given by leaving
the same with the Editors of the "Evening Star"
nov
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e NEWARD.-Strsyedo or stolen on Sun.
PO day night, or early Monday morning a black
and white bull terrier DOG, about s months old.
with both ears cropped and chain collar on answers
paid upon his delivery at sutton's Stables.
nov 0-4t*-
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
AT JACKSON HALL,

THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respe, tfully an
nounce TO their military lends the public in
general and the ladies In particular, that they II
give one Of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY.
the LIST day of December next, at Jackson Ha1. b.
ing their third Annual Bull. The Commit OF Ar
engagements 60 not deem it NJ cesssry To say what
they wi do to make this whist t. cir first and So
eo,d annual ts h werrl the most popular hall of the
season. the public wei aware that the Rails OF
the Old Con;incntals slways ''dons up" in fine
style. They may rest assured that no expense or
pains will he spared to make this ball 60 of with the
same ecidt that has heretofore characterized the balls
Of the Continental Guards
At So O clock tho 'Gusrds will march into the
Saloon with arms and requirements, when they
viii be carried through dress drill in presence Of
the company
At o'clock the ball Will BE- opened by Prone
made, Professor Prcsperi's Band playing the Cont
rental Quickstep composed expressly Tor the 'Con
tinentals"
The Committee having charge of The refreshments
will leave nothing undone to please the tastes Of ali
present Supper can be had at any time betwcen
the hours Of II and ) O'Clock
The military are requested 10 appear in full uni
form.
No hats or caps viii he SLOWED in the room ex-
espt the military Gress caps.
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u Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, has
written letter in further explanation of
his position as to the Administration,
and his course at the late election in
Georgia. He will give the Administra-
tion hearty support, and above all, re-
sist any ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Demo-
cratic party.
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THB MAINE LAW AT HoMB.-John Neal
offers to give one thousand dollars to the
cause OF temperance or to some other
charity IL any one will prove that there
% n'' more intemperance, and more liquor
sofa and drank in the city of Portland
ana throughout the State of Maine, at the
present time, than before the passage q,
the existing Liquor Law.
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ADJUSTMENTS
OLE BUI,r.


u ESPECTfULLY announces that he -,
~ sesrnnd aud last grand concert ON wrsS nv. aus
DAY EVENING, November 9th, at Carusr. S-,Ne nc
PROGRAMME FOR OLE BULLS SECOND .,r
LAST GRAND CONCERT N'p
PRTL
l. Grand Fantastic Drsmatiaue On popular air,
from Luc'e Ill Lammermoor.-Composcds ami
executed by ..-..........-.... Maurice strxkoxoh
Z. l.rce di cue Annls. Madame sonts =. r.l WI
eorstcd Csvatins, from Lindi d Ctsmountr
by Donixc.ti.-Sung by Signor,ns Adelin. p,,,,
B. Andante d. Rondo from the Grand Gene s'u'
Composed and executed by.............. on Nu
1. am the Raysdere-Nadame Anna Bishcp..
celebrated song.-sung by
signorina Adsllna Pas,
S. rssanini's Witches pance.-Prrfcrrned by ''n'
Ole Bull.
l. The Magic Bell, composed and performed hv
Maurice Strskosch
2 Comm thru the Rye-the fsvorite scotch 49,,
sung oy-..-............. .signorina Adelin, PEI;
=. lntroduzione di Cnpriccio X. garnzion. on NJ
Corpiu. from Paosieiio. Composed for the yiol,,
alone, by n. Psganini o
Performed by 49,. .... Ole nuu
4. Jenny Iind's cho Song '
sung by.................. Signor.na Ade.ins Patti
). The Carnival of Venice. Bv............ ol. Rrn
- The price If Tickets Of Admission has 49,.
fixed at 81. Seats may he secured without .,,.-
shsrge at Richard Davis, Esl, Music and ran
Store "0
Doors open at O'Clock; concert commences ats
novs-2t
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AN Attention.! Nati0nal Crew.
q q You are hereby notified to attend an adjourned
III meeting Of the Corps, on THURSDAY EVEN
w w ING, November 10TH at ~ O'Clock. Punctu
al attendance is requested, business Of import
ance will be brought up for consideration
by orier: I. y. MAGUIRE,
nov 9-2t- o..r.to
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" NOtice.-The regular monthly meeting
lS Of The Northern Liberties Fire COMPANY will
b. held at the hall of the Engine House. on FRIDAY
EN ENlNG, the llth Instant Punctunl attendance
Is requested ss business Of Importance will be laid
before the meeting. A. FURTHER.
nov SITS. Sacratsrv
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NAMP DWELLINGS

nAMP DWELLINGS are unhealthy. a, d
Il no person should fail to have them ns;n+oS
with our waterproof paint. which viii make them
perfectly try. The paint be had ready for use
or We will send men TO put 1t on. Or iers must he
sent soon, or It will be too late for this fall Apply
70 1850 81 - j. G. LEWIS,
Nov e-st 7th st., south Of General 20.
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k>OR A L E-One of Atwa.er's patent Hall
STOVES, largest size, with about 40 feet of rirc
secoid hand. Can be seen at kORFF'S Stove sore
Bridge street, Georgetown. -
nov 9-3t*-
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Ladies' CIoaks Exchanged

Ladies' CIOaks EXCHANGED
N account of the great plumber Of cIoak,, several
" of similar color, having been LEFT with the sub
scIiher to be pinked, two were delivered wrons-cr
in other words one lady has another's and one re.
naming on hand unclaimed The ladies Interested
will oblige by calling that each may have their own.
thus rendering unto Caesar the the things that ar,
Ca,ssrs. D. PIERCE
N. B-Pinking Of scsrfs, aprons, 81, axis, jusie.,
in variety Of patterns at ,hort notice.
nov 9-3-
III e World Renowned Glasgow
i Practical Mechanics Journal for October
Hunts Merchants Magazine and Comm rrisl Re-
view for November.
The Westmin't ter Review for October.
Leon,l Aiusworth; or, the young Psrtizan's doom
The London illustrated News and Punch received
by the lat steamer, and for sale at
JOE SIiILLINGT0N'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa. ave. and Az St,
nov y Cdeou Building.
A LARGE BOW WINDOW 1.-THE one
"A in the front OF ny store for sale low if sr
piled for early. III. LlNDSLtI,
Pa. ave. betwe.s 9th and 10th its
Next to Galt 4 Bros Jewelry stor-.
Sat-
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SS- Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute.-ihe regular monthly meeting of the men,
hers OF the Institute will take Place on WEDNBS-
DAY EVENING, the 9th instant, at I o'clock. ut
the Smithsonian Institution
nov SIT
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ETHING NEW.-Now open, the new
- BILLIARD SALOON porthw est corner oil Penn
$, lyania ava nue. aud 18th street. l..
Three new tables. mrde by Leonard and benjamin,
Of New York New cues, new bslls-everytmng ne"
and in perfeyt order.
y.-dlw-
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WILL OPEN sOONr
RISLEY'S VARIETEr

DISLEY'S HALL OF yARIBTIRs-Gds ho-
IL NaR}-is now being elegantly h'ted IN @,
POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS in order IN $50
The citizens of w sshirg ton p'scs Of amu.pmcpt
where comfort, elegance, good taste and talent ,r
always to be found combined.
26-d3v-
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Annual Ball OF the National Grew,

'lNHR Committee of Arrangements take pleasure IN
i informing their friends and the publ gpnenI.
ly that the ANNUAL BALL OF the National t}rey,
will take place on MONDAY EVENING, Aoveml.-
21st, 1855. They further state that they will MAI.
t Tie Ball Of the season. For particulars .ee future
advertisement nov a-d,f
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FAMILIAR DIsCOURsFs ON LANGUAGE

INK. WATKINS intends TO deliver a series Of Fs.
~ miliar Discourses on Language, with occasional
critical rrmarks various authers WHO have writ.
ten on the subject
The series will consist of Fix disoourses the first Of
which, being Introductory, will comprise a review #
tn early history of England; and a critical s1ami.
noten Of the prevailing opinion to the origin Of
the English Language.
The terms will lie. for ticket for the whole series
admitting a lady and gentleman, 50: fer a single
ticket, admitting ore person for the enng so cts
The Discourses will Ire delivered at Carusi's "a.
loon-the first on THURSDAY EVENING next 10
commence at o'clock.
@.~Tlckets will be found at the Drug Store Of Y.
darbaugh, corner Of q and It'll streets, and At Oh.
Bookstores of Mrs. Anderson and Taylor n M.ur,
Pennsylvania avenue nov dit
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NEW BOOkS-TAYLOR MlUHY'S-
~ The Clois;er Life of the Emperor Charles the
Spain. Vi
Gieanings from the Poets, for Home and School. a
new clifton, enlarged.
Regeneration. ny Edmund IT, Scar.
Lights on the Dark River; or Memorials of Mrs
Henrietta A. l.. Hamlin
ihebig and knrp's Annual Report-Ch, mistry and
Allied Sciences, by Hoffman and Bence Jonrs vol
4, 1850
Poems by George p Morris, elegant edition, beau
tifully illustrated
Spar'ng to SIend, or the Lotions and Pinkertons,
by +. g. Arthur. r.- - ..---- -
The Little Drummer, or Filial Affection, story of
the Russian Campaign, by Gustav MERIT.
Golden Link, or Tales and Poems for the Young,
by VIM. GLAND Bourne, A. NJ. ~ rrre
Tip Top, . Noble Aim.
Gustavus Lendorhl, or Lead US not into Tempta-
non, by Emile Z. Carlen, from the original Sweed-
ish. by Ebert Pierre.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
novs bookstore, near 9th street.
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NIOTICE.-The FIRST BALL Of the "UGLy
~ CLUB will tax. place at ISLAND HALL on
THANKSGIVING EVR. Particulars in future Nd
vertisement. o~27-tt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-09

OST-On Monday evening last, November 7th,
II black Lace VEIL, on 9th street. between Y
and g streets. The finder will receive the thanks OF
the owner, and reward, II required, by leaving A.
With the subscriber. G.S. McELFRESH,
Havana Cigar Store, under National Hotel
nov S-3t-