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A CARD.-MAJ. FIELD, late of Willard's Ho-
~ Tel, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has leased for a term of
years the we'll known Hotel. on Capitol HUI, Kept
oy !. Ca'paris, Esq. The same is now being thor.
oughiy repaired and re furnished in the most mod
ern style, and will be opened forsths reception of
guests on or about the 10th of November. Due ns.
tice will be given. Nv
Washington, D. c., October q, 1853.
oc 2S-dtf.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

GA FOR RENTING small Frame HOUSES
Iii on street, between Sd and ~ south. Apply
to G. W. HAEENNER,
street, between n ( and Sixth streets
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NEW BOOKS received and for sale at

N q" bOOAS received and for sale at
SH1LLINGTON'S Bookstore
Busy Moments Of an Idle woman.
BOWS Short Patent Sermons, vol. 8.
Merkiand; or, Self Sac lice, by the author of Mrs
The Fair Rebel by Emerson Bennett
diseases 0, Winter on Consumption. Coughs. Colds.
Asthma, and other diseases of The Chest 49,
III popular Language, to non medical readers
Godey's Book of the toilet.
Dickens Household Words.
orders received for all the Magazines and Nsv,-
papers, and delivered In any part Of the civ.
nov lit D~aAs-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY TIE VI =.

Ton1hiHy SceHc.-1 THIS morning, little boy, eight
years old was taken before Captain Birch, charged
vith stealing chickens, SC, from a man in the
ut After the evidence had been heard, the little
fellows father and sister came to him. and such
m account of the acts OF bad and young thieves
We have never before listened to. Captain Lullay,
the father of the boy, very clearly showed how his
child had been led off by persons who bought from
him the goods he had stolen. The parent did not
offer 10 save his child from prison; he had done all
bs could the la W must take its COURSE The ruin of
this child may be attributed to the influence of the
gang of young thieves known 10 the police the
sRat-, who have den called the ''Rat- hole, )"
which mentioned a few days since. The gang
:; still operating, and we hope our policemen will be
On the look tor them and the persons who receive
tbeiT stolen goods The lad was TO jail to await
NAL before the Criminal Court. We are told. BY
persons who know, that this child, though only eight
years of age, Is an accomplished thief. He steals
with grace that would do credit to any aged sinn,r
The Finishing at the Capitol.-A visit to the Senate
Chamber Yesterday, advised us of the newly finished
state of that venerable hall, which needs but little
more TO be done be ready for the grave and ven
cradle Senator'S" The new chandelier has been
received for the yestbule which will be put lid
BY Mr. John Reese, and that will complete that part
while Mr. r. D. Griffin is giving the finishing touch
ta the desks. The dome has been cleaned and
wmtenrd by Mr.. Christopher Gill, and the walls and
IRON work brOnzPd by Mr.. Casse The uphoister-
ing curtainns and draping is being finished, and the
carpets the fhOr of the chamber, vestihule, &C.
havr been laid by the same hands. That on the
Senate floor is i'll good taste. for it l. covered with
liars, and therefore is the stGr carpet. Altogether
the chamber has neat and stately appearance. The
House is also nearly ready, Mr. Plant now giving the
desks, he having done the cabinet work the finish
rug varnish. We have noticed before, The other
wGTk IN the Hnur. The passages, aiSles, commit
rooms, Sc, have all been paisfrd. cleaned and
carp-ted, where required, the dome freScoed, SC
The front embeili-hrd, and much improvement
made As 10 make it probable that old members will
-carcely know the old Capitol, inside, when they
come to Washington.
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SOMETHING NEW.-Now omen. the nev
~ BILLIARD SALOON northwest corner of Penn.
sylvania avenue and 18th street
Three new tables, made by Leonard and BENJAMIN.
OF New York New cues, new bslls-everything new
and in perfect order.
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Cas- FOR SAL E.-4 Ba1gatn.-A neat two
Iii story Frame DWELLING. entirely new, in a
good part of the city, and suta bic for small family
1t has large yard in the and the best Of water
handy. Price 81 800 $1,000 cash down, and the hal.
ance in II months. Address WI. ARTHUR
through the Post Office. nov l-d2w-
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By GREEN e. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
IL the 14th instant, we shall sell in front of the
premises; at O'Clock P. NJ, Lot No. 19, in square
No. COS: having front of 80 feet on Half street
east between Bnd streets west. The lot IL i'm
proved by a good and nearly new story and a half
frame house, which rents readily at Eve dollars per
month
Terms 0ae-third cash balance iu six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
noyo-d Auctfnneers
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STOCK OF BOOKS q PRINTS will
~ DC offered for sale oil this week. at cost AIso
large and miscellaneous collection of cheap pubIi
Snd ~ ana the balance will be sold at Auction, as
nno the business OF the Alhambra Saloon ia incress
ing and requires my whole attention.
~ Ho A. HUNTER
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~ FOR RENT-On the north side of Mass.
E:u avenue. between 4th and 5th streets, large
two-sory frame HOUSE, containing ten rooms, pas.
sage. Two parors, dining room, and kitchen on LIST
ioor and On the second floor sleeping chambers
For further information inquire at the third house
west Of the above. Also for sale small frame house
ON the forth side of the above square, containing
hVe rooms. nov 11-3t*-
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Il good more.-Ths members Of the Perseverance
i"e .ohlpahy, one OF our very efficient organiza-
''"hS under the Fire Department, are q, work to
A'i"Af II more useful than ever They have the
ilsht members, and have heretofore displayed the
Pfoprt spirit IN all they have undertaken Ii only
requires the Jealous cooperation of the members and
friends oil the Company and little assistance from
Inc tlty Councils 10 make this what il has been
'Ne "i the best companies in this section of the
country.
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FANCY GOODS AT COST.

FANCY GOODS AT COST.
DEING about to close nv business. T wor,d adv;ss
- those in want of Goods in the fancy line, to
come and examine my stock before purchasing else
where 1t Is composed of well selected articles
mostly my own importations, and believe I can
offer bargains good be had anywhere IN this
country. jules A. PETERS
NOV 9-3t- Pennsylvania sv., near 10th st.
e REWARD.-Strayed or stolen on Sum-
Pc day night, or early Monday morning black
and white bull terrier DOG, about months old.
to the name Of victor. The above reward will h.
paid upon his delivery at sutton's Stables.
nov 9-4t*-
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Yong Reai Green Turtle from F7oridd.-Onr at
tenton Wis called yesterday To three live green
lie, so young and small as To have ju,i came
rom the -sg. They are quite curiosity IN this
Hdarter with many, and may Be seen at Hendey'.,
hear Jackson Hall. Kept in wafer, with bread to
cal, and SAID 10 crawl upon. they appear thrive
hnrly.
Carpet TOR the EGst Room.-Thi- immense piece
oil weaving, which measures - yards in length, and
81 III width, mot so 10 40 as stated in the papers, is
now at the Presidents Mansion, but not yet taken
irom us covering. Ii will soon be laid, with suita
Lie torder, whrn an opportunity will be afforded TO
view This immense piece of '.Wabrter'' skill from
Glasgow.
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DRESERVED FRUITs-
reaches Cages; Strawberries; Cherries. Pine
apples ueoseberries; Currants; Pie Plant just re-.
ceived and for sale by CIR HYRNE
nov 11-2t- A'H'
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EOR RE NT-A store and cellar, on the cor
Il ner of 4 street and Maryland avenue, suita-
BILE for grocery or an spo,hecary For particu-
lars enquire on the premises. To good tenant the
rent will be moderate. nov 12-3t*
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DOOMS FOR X Il n THE two elegant
IL Parlors and Chamber over our store They
are admirably adapted f. daguerreotypists, artists
or irate gentlemen. They will be rented separate
ly if desired.
NJ. W. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
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Serious ChIrss.-A case of importanc. - ~ h..
uiet this afternoon al O'Clock before Ju.,c. God
dard, which grew out of An attempt TO di.posses :,
tenant The charge Is robbery, and as the parties
arc very respectable the case will attract oui,c n,
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Falling SGrs.-'rhere will be many sleepess eyes
al Washington To night, rs meteoric shower has
been predicted, and will be looked FOR by many who
desire sight so beautiful
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RILL1ARD TABLES FOR SALE
Enquire at J. Caspsris on Capitol Hnl. Price ssoo
oc14-f
A CARBIDE. LIEBkRMANN viu confirm.
~ 70 Keep nj. office, as heretofore, on + street
between 18th and 18th streets,
&C W-solmt.
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- FOR r Mt en,an,oaiona IT,.

c. FOR II e IA commodious Frame
1I HOUSE, with nine rooms and wide passage
on 18th street Sd door north of L. There l. pump
OF excellent water In the yard Enquire at Room
NO. ~, General Land Office, or of Alexander Bour-
land, adjoining the premises.
org
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NJ II. LEWIS DOUGLASS, Riding Mas.
vi ter and Veterinary Surgeon, has the honor of
announcing to the citizens of Washington that he
has arrived and will attend to any orders sent to
him Several fine trained thorough breds for sale
Also, ladies and gentlemen's horses for hire. Les
sons given on the Road also Ia hauts Ecqls
taught Terms moderate. The highest references
can be given. Office on st., between 18th and 18TH
nov 11-1wt-
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sssEA FOR II f n IA HOUSE completely
i"4 furnished in every particular, containing large
'&'.sl number of rooms, back kitchen, bath room ,
and lighted with gas, for rent. The furniture is
nearly new, having iesn in use but about months
Terms moderate. Address 81 4 L c. through the
POST Office nov S-ao3t4
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EOR SALE-Two fine HORSES, at Mr.. Cow
II lin-'s Stale. on G. between 18th and 18th SITS
They belong to private gentleman, and are offered
for sale only because he contmplates leaving for the
C untry.
Mr. Cowling will show them and state the price.
nov 12-tf
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Reception Of The Frdnkiin.-IT- have lust been
'"h'"rsIng with gentleman who accompanied the
franklin Fire Company On the trip to New York
i SINS The company is delighted with the reception
'' Nun In The cities they visited, an Especially
phia, where they We're entertained in style
never Oel"re fN.eilrd If even equal-d. The mem
VIZ Were conducted To every place of interest the
hf''n- and citizens We'd with each other in their
1of'' TO MAKE their guests happy. The franklin is
expected ~ Ieturn To morrow morning M 6 O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.
BY e. N. sTRATToN, Auctionee

BY e. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
INRESH MALAGA RAISINS, and BLACK TEAS
l. On MONDAY morning, Nov. 14th, at IL o'clk,
at my Auction Rooms, shall SELL
25 whole Boxes Bunch RaisinS
30 half do do do
100 quarter do do do
10 half chests Powchopg Tea
All in prime order and the latest importation.
Terms cash. Init nov l0-2t
VIII be Added
500 bottles Wine, Consisting Of Champagne, Port
Brown, Sherry, and Claret
$4,000 Cigars, assorted brands.
en-. STRATT0N.
nov Id Auctioneer.
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NEW MILLINERY.

NEW MILLINERY.
NN MISS MORLEY wishes To insorrn .b l.
dies that she has just returned from N Yort
- with large supply of fashionable goods, and
nsltes their attention before purchasing elsewhere
10th street. "ue' hesf
Wanted-Several good Milliners.
81
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-hdf'"sS for The GrrmGIto Ln.-LaSt evening. in
Tie . clock tram, detachment OF Is Marines
ie't tlS city IN the cars for Baltimore, where they
will be- shipped 10 Boston and go board the u. =.
Hi"op-o.-"aT Germantown. They were under the
command Of Lieutenant TatnaIl, and are a fine
locking LOdy Of men.
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mo-" and LG"dis Tefpsichorsan Mi..strels compris-
ing nine talented performers, will give series of
'helf Ethiopian concerts, commencing on Tuesday
seAt, Al Odd Fellows Hall.
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INFANTS e. Chtldr.n,. Hat. -,

N A T'S & Children's Hats and
Il Caps OF all styles, cOlOrs, and qualities Also,
misses Flats of fur and felt white black and drab
new and large assortment just received at
CHAS. Ii. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Estab
iishment, Pa avenue, near Al strt ct
nov IDIOT
h1SSOLUTION,- The co-partnership hither.
IL to existing under the style and firm of GIDEON
Co. is this day dissolved by consent of the co part
ners. GEs s. GIDEON is authorized to settle the af
fairs of the late firm. A. T. BURNLEY,
10. SARGENT,
GEORGE GIDEON
WASHINGTON November 8. 1858.
PRINTING g. BOOKBINDING.-T
Undersigned having purchased the establishment
heretofore owned BY GIDEON Co informs me pub
nc that he Is prepared to do every description of
Ir'hting and Bookbinding at the old stand, Oh 9th
street near Pennsy lvania avenue.
nov ll-3t- GEO G aJnFoN
DICKLES-
Il Catsups: sauces English Pickles assorted: Jpo
Bull and orcestershire Sauce; Walnut, Mushroom
ant Tomato Catsups: Assorted Pickles of all kinds
just received ana Tor sale by c. r. BYRNE
nov ll-2t-
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NJ A n A G T. X s ::

: n r. IL
On the part IF the Field and TaF
NJ al: Gen: " Jones, Col. W Hickey
Br Gen. r. Weightman Lieut.. Col. j II Reilly
Maj. c Wallach Maj. Il. Denoho
Maj. X. Keyworth Mai F Bacon
Quart. MeCoium Adjt L. j Middleton
Surgeon j Morgan Asst. Surgeon Grymes
On the part Of tie Light Infantry
Capt. Carringt0n, Lieut. WIN II Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. j Tucker
Ignatius F. Mudd.
On the part Of the National Greys
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Ii ut Sutton, Lieut. Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part Of the Walker Shareholders.
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. Medium,
Lieut.. Birkhead, Lieut. II Goddard,
Vim. Smith.
On lie pat IF The Boone RiRemen
Capt VI Bright, Lieut. Otterback jr
Lieut. III N Obtr, Lieut. NJ SaDdeIson,
George Miller.
On the part Of the German Ieagers
Capt A Schwartzmsn, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. X Eichorn, Lieut. A Lehman,
- Cophenstine.
On the part of the Montgomery Guards.
Capt hey, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. w Feeny, Lieut. Kelleher,
James Maher.
On tie part If the Presidents 1Iounisd Guard.
Capt Peck. Lieut. Clark Mills
Lieut. W Baden, Lieut. j Pettibone
John Finch.
On the part IF the National Guard.
Capt ) A TAFT, Lieut. II Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen.
Tnh
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DA''" hdTd"aTe Store-ir should have been
''''d ia our hot'e OF this fne hardware establish
yesterday that iiS depth LOB feet moi 10 feet
considerable difference, making twenty three feet
h'ore Vi guns, revolyers, sc.
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"ANTED-A respectable American or Ger
w man WOMAN, as ohilds nurse None need
apply without good recommendations. Enquire at
this office oc 2S-dtf
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GONZALES, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1s, 1853

things censured - heresics In religion, which
were not 20 derosatosy TO tho infinite power,
wisdom and goodness Of The nrst Gauss, not
- absurd n reason = thIs y.in thought q poor
toeble man. Absurdity above AN absudities!
~ mani nov = y possible that It should en-.
tss INTO your thought. that you are above III
csesssont nov sneonsasecnt Scr yoa % believe
tnss yoe ~ sne PF,ne'pel pess o. nis inselil.
gent oesngst ana ny nee ssk. now wicked
ior you 70 entertain tne opsn!en tnas ail was
made 2 = sor YOU. 70 you NOS knev mat your
ZONES are e''ner Aosned ~ 81 conpia'nod o.
every asy your p'sasaTcs arc vanity, your
pess.ens are ss1oneef tnsn yonr reesons you
: sse - !. evesy pers'co'ar weak ana lmpotent,
oy nAso y powssS ovcr exsernA nature eut
NUS y over you'sen--you cannes 80 much -
pu. your own oesssnanod ana iron resolution
'n.o 80 sAsc''uon' mutso'e' irregular, promo 70
osn Ases 'SsssonAo'e - re1lecuons upon cur
'o''cS "no We arg ana wnas VIC can 90,
"c sssss ana shF.nk - oeck ashamed Of such
M - ''oeshs .'nouenI BUT icw Of those sons
Oh men 'or wnon y Is SAID al things werc
,a'c a.o !, sne sons o' wisdom lew indeed find
.no PAIN OF me tney spend al their earthly
Gays IN gross lolly ana hateful sin, and then
shIe aown % inc region Of everlasting death
anu cternsi misery. And Is It possible for
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God, tho awful and infinite, fights for you,
and you will triumph.

God, tho awful and infinite, fights for you,
and you will triumph.
They that tako the sword shall perish by the
sword"
You have taken the sword. but not in the
spirit OF wrong or ravagc- You have taken
the sword for your homes, for your wives, for
your little ones. You have taken tho swor,.
for truth, for justice and right, and to you the
promise is-Bc Of good cheer for your foes
have taken the sword in defiance OF all tina,
men hold dear, in blasphcmy of God-thcy
shall perish by the sword.
Aud now 6rcthcrn and soldiers bid YOU
oil farewell. Many Of us will fall in the bat
tic tomorrow. God rest the souls of the
fallen. Many Of us may live to tell the story
OF tho fight Tomorrow, and tho memory of al
will ever rest and lingcr on the quiet sccno o.
this nutunnal eve.
Solemn twilight advances over tho valley
tho woods ON tho opposite heights fling thcil
long shadows over tho green of the meadow
around US are the tents Of the continental
host, tho suppressed hustle of the camp, III,
hurried tramp Of soldiers to and fro anon,
the tents, the stiffness and awe that marks tll,
eve of battle.
When we meet again, may the shadows o
twilight be flung over the peaceful land Go,
in heaven grant It'll Lot us pray.
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The scenes which took place at tho Wo.
mans Rights Convention were among the
most amusing we over participated H. There
werc no less than twenty people talking ~
tho same time, viz: eleven boomers. ono bo,,-
quot seller, three market boys, two anti. .slay.
cry mon, two "comc cutters, (" and tho editor.
Of tho Tribune. We anncx the speeches:
The female mind has been tramplcd on for
centurics."
go II, old gal"
:" As is this handful of flowers, so is pcr.
fdmc which is waited from the garden Of phil.
anthropy." ''
"Gas," a ae
is thcrc person In this assembly who
ever had mothers''
81 expect not" .
Tho pulpit must como to tho rescue. tf
evil is ever hoored inthis world, Righteousness
must wrestle with L."
Good again. Who'll form ring ~
The bonds Of tho slave must be looscncd.
Tho land IL groaning with wickcdncss."
Got the collie perhaps. Give II little gin
and peppermint"
"Mr. President, thcro Is only ono papcr IN
this State that stands up FOR the cause ofricht
and progrcss--and that papor IL mine"
Three cheers for the old white coat
hsvo her rights"
That's tho fact Let's lick.erpo
as this remark seemed 10 hayc 4 do,ible
meaning, it got up = general laugh, In the
midst OF which We lefl. 49, DukrhD,0n. l
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Autumn.
Br LoSGrELLow.

Oh, with what glory comes and goes tho year!
The buds Of spring-those beautiful harbingcrs
OF sunny skies and cloudlcSs timcs--eniov
Lifes newness and caIth's gsrnituro spread
out;
And when the silver habit Of the clouds
Comes down upon tho autumn sun, aud with
a sober gladness, tho old year takes up
lis \ bright inheritance Of golden fruits,
n Pomp and pageant fill the splendid scene
There IL beautiful spirit breathing now
Its mellow richness on the clustcr'd trees,
And, from bcakcr full Of richest dyes.
Pouring new glory OF the autumn woods.
And dipping in warm light tho pillar'd clouds.
Morn, on the mountain, like . summer bird,
Lifts up her purple wing; and In tho Wales
Inc gentle wind--a sweet and passionate
woocr-
Kisses tho blushiag leaf, and stirs up lis.
Within the solemn woods Of ash dccp Grim.
Ana silver beech, and maple yellow.loavcd.
Where autum, like faint old man, sits down
By tho wayside weary. Through tho trees
The golden robin moves; the purple finch.
That ON wild cherry and rod cedar feeds.
winter bird---cones with It's plaintivo whis.
tic,
And pccks by tho witch.hazcl; whilst aloud
From cottage roofs tho warbling blucbird
And mcrrily, with OF repeated stroke,
Sounds from tho throshing floor tho busy flail.
Oh, what glory doth this world put ON
For him who, with farvent heart, goes forth
Under tho bright and glorious sky, and looks
On duties well performed and days we'll spcnt |.
For MIN, the wind, ay, and the yellow leaves.
ohall nave voice and give him eloquent
teachings.
ic shall so hear tho solemn hymn that Death
Has lifted up for oil, that ho shall 90
10 his long resting place without 4 tear.