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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-02
Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, November ] 1853.
Our city AT present is all excitement, preparing for
the election morrow. Both parties buSily en-
gagged putting the political machinery in order.
Scouting parties all the city, seeing that
the rear guard is in readiness come up with effect
The time iOr Speaking, bawling, firing cannon,
beating The old drum, tOrchght professions, trans
parencIe-, &C., has past. The two political armies
are coming up IN battle array and like the stiffness
which precpde> storm, gives token of an impending
conflict. II IL impossible To divine the result. Both
parties are quite sansne in regard 10 the success of
thelr Guberuatoral candidates. In the 4th Congress
-iOnal District there VIII be strong contest be
tween Mr.. Walsh and Mr.. May. The result il in
great doubt. Some strong Democrats working
ior w d~ii, who carry with them large vote. The
indications certainly favorable 10 the success of
MIR. Nansant over Pre- ton, independent, IN the Sd
Congressional District He seems to have gained
great strength within 4 few days Preston has also
been making powerful effort. The Maine Law
ticket will poll large Vote, but find it has not
many friends Is was supposed. The numerous grOg-
shnps-or gros-hop Keepers are taking an active part
against this party, and 10 facilitate the case, many
of them have determined to keep open house to-
morrow, for the voters who will oppose temperance.
This Is very iOrcible argument in favor OF the
Maine cause, and will probably be Instrumental in
gaining II strength.
There is an endless variety of candidates for Con-
Stable. Magistrate and other Offices in the field. Ii
will take all night and longer, count the vote.
presume the vote for State officers will be counted
first, and Others LIT III anxious suspense until the fol-
lowing day.
There is considerable betting, especially the re-
snt of Governor aud on the 4th Congressional dis
trrt NanSaniS friends bet on him freely. The
vote of the city, how,ve will be but comparatively
small, as there are many who take little inter
est in the election.
| attended the Holiday Street Theatre last night
and Jaw Mile. Urea Matthias, the distinguished Rus
sian dancer She is certainly one among the finest,
III not the very best, artist of her kind have ever
Elixlpr pIcputEu Sbg Is IN lOnk
upon, and bounds the stage like All antelope
The entire performance was magnificent, with full
brilliant, and fashionable audience.
The light fingered gentry seem to be hanging about
city since the Cattle Show. They always migrate
towards crowds. Within a few days past various
depredatiOns have been prrpetrated by them.
Business continues steady. There is quite an ex-
citernent III the -four market. Spectators are
iouS to buy, and holders firm. This is in cOnse
quence of the belief that there will he war. Sales
to-day of 900 bbls. Howard street at SO 60, and
I,e00 City Mills at Sc 50 Sc e. to So Is per bbI
Grain scarce, and without change in prices. Money
somewhat easier. Stocks steady.
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, November 2. 1858.
Weather-False AlGrm-Relisiots Serriees-LQdies'
Fair.
cool, bright autumnai morning, is smiling upon
Trade begins to be busy in our marts, and all
betokens busy day.
Last night, the burning of some refuse building
stuff on the mall, started an alarm Of fire. several
pieces of fire apparatus quickly the spot, and
AN sorry to add that the pugnacious disposition OF
some of our frenen, gave rise to slight rnuss on
Prince street Officers Chipey anc. DAVIS appeared
after the confusion had ceased, and the crowd dis
persed quietly.
Services appropriate to the day (All S0uls) have
Just concluded at 81. Mary's church, the pastor,
Rev. George Viiager, :. j., pastor, officiating.
The lady luanagrrs of the late fair assembled this
evening TO close up their business and declare the
net profits. Too much praise cannot be awar ed
them Tor their unremtiing eNertions for the erecs1H
OF IA suitable temple Ia the Most High. AMI.
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Is There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing.
10 those in wait of superior ow-prced apparel
we would urge the prudence Of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing where they be suited with every variety ard
style @, clothing. Their beautiful and we'll selected
stock consists in part of fine black and fancy ored
cloth froek sack and dress ats: superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks; rich
talmas, paletats and sack overcoats; with the hest
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts, collars, drawers, socks crayats
h.ndkerchiefs, suspenders. gloves, undersirtS, &c.
All of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
ALWAYS on hand.
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WE WILL OPEN-TnIs MORN

w ing, ara have ready Tor sale
Plain Silks, Plaid Silks, Brocada silks
Black Silks. White Silks. Pink Silks, Elue Silks
COrn-cOlored Silks, Marcelines, Satins
Plaid Raw Silks, Plaid Mernos
Plaid Talenciennes. Plaid Mousseaine de LANES,
fire and medium qualities
French Merinos, English Merinos
Lupin's Bombasins, Black Aipacas
Plaid Bonnet Ribands
Handsome assortment of EmbrGiderieS
Embroidered and Plain Ianencambrie Handkfs
Grape Shawls, Long Cashmere hawls
Square Ca hmere Shawls, Bay State Long Shawls
Waterloo Long Shawls, square Shawls eff every
kind
Cassimeres of all kinds Clot rs, Vestngs
Cassinets, Flannels, Table Damasks
Hosiery of all kinds Cling CHAINS, Calicoes
Satin Laine, Brocatels, single and double width
Damasks
Birdeye Diaper, Russia Diapers. Irish Linens
Damask Napkins, Huckab ok Diapers
Velvet Conks, Cloth Nantes, Cloths and Velvets to
make them
Velvet Carres, Brussels Carpets Three.ply and In
grain Carpets. Rugs, Door Mats
Blankets. Quilts. Com forts, Yarns all colors
~, ) 1, Ga, and "a Bearhed and Brown Domestics
3 l.. and A Plaid Linseys
And variety of other Goods too numerous to
mention. HALL i BROTHER.
&C 25-eO2w-
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A CARD TO GENTLEMEN.

fINHoSE who wish to purchase their own Cloths
l. Cassimeres and Vestings, and have garments
made, We would invite them to call and examine
our stock, consisting Of
The best black twilled and plain French Cloths
Olive, brown and blue do
Superfne black Deeskins and Cassimeres
Plain and fancy ,olored do
few pieces of beautiful french fancy do
Cashmere, Silk anu Satin vestiugs
Fancy and plain Velvet do
ALSO
Pocket Handkfs, Cravsts and Stocks
Best Kid Gloves, white and colored
Cashmere and Merino Gloves
Nerino and Cotton Is Hose
Suspenders. Merino Shirts and Draw,
All of which we are prepared to offer lower ,,.,
any other establishment in this city for Odsh onIy.
AJ-Al articles warranted TO prove as reuresentsi
MAXWELL, SEARS, 4 COLLEY.
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
&C o. colt
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The Coalition in Massaeh usstts

BosToN, Nov. 1.-The article in the
Washington Union denouncing the Coali-
ton party in this State, creates mueh ex-
citement among politicians. According
to its declaration, several prominent
otiice-holders who participated in the
Middlesex County Convention, yesterday,
must be removed.
Their Senatorial nominations were
Charles c. Hasewell, T. r. Raymond, and
James G. Peabody, Democrats, and Jno.
A. Bolles. VIM. Clafin and d. w. Goech,
Free Sellers.
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NOTICE.

r1'HE subscribers having entered into co partner
l. ship, under the firm of WIN. NJ. ELLIS Bro,
are prep red to undertake the construction and re-
pairs of STEAM ENGINES and other machinery.
They have taken the "EAGLE IRON WORKS"
in the city of Washington located on the north side
OF the Canal between 18th and 14th Streets former
ly conducted by VIM. McKinstry, deceased The Sc
nior partner in this firm having for many years
been engaged in designing and constructing steam
and other Machinery for the Government. as the
Chief Engineer and Machinist of the Navy Yard In
this city, they atter themselves that they will be
enabled to give full and entire satisfaction in the
construction or repairs of any work with which they
may be entrusted.
The Portable Engines and Circular Saw Mills, as
arranged by the late Vim. McKinstry, will be con.
structed ut this establishment as formerly
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended 10 WIN. NJ. ELLIS.
oc7-F&T4W. JONAS b. ELLIs
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ROSWELL & co.

% Would respectfully inform their numerous
@AcuEtomers ard the citizens of Washington
IL generally that they have just received lar &c
"a and fresh supply Of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS
and PERFUMERY, together with a general assert
ment of all the most popular Patent Medicines,
among which Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Jayne's
Expectorant Roses do, Stablrs do. Wistar's BAL
sanl. r. and Cs Cod Liver Oil, Rowand's Tonic Mix
turr, OsgoOd's India Chologogne Laroques Elixer
Calasaya, Keener's Powders, and Others
Persons purchasing from may be confident OF
getting none but genuine articles.
Country orders promptly filled and Medicines dis
pensed at all hours by BOSWELL CO.,
Corner Md. avenue and 7th street, Island.
n. B.-Seymour's celebrated Galvanic Abdominal
Supporters, for Dyspepsia, sc. For sale as above.
oc .g-d1v-
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN = SCOTT, Auc,,o.,

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auction..r,
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY .,
Auctiou-On FRIDAY, the sth instant va .bs n,
sell, in front Of the premises at oel ok D. m lot.
Nos 2s "a, and IS, in Jones subdivision of Sau.r,
No. 545, each having front Of Is feet on south NJ
street, near the corner of - street west
Lot No. g is improved BY q large hous., which
was built for soap factory but could be easily
verted into dwellings, Lot No. Is II improved With
twostory frame heufe, new. LIT No. - is vacant,
but all unde- good fence.
Terms cash sale positive.
GREEN SCOTT.
N w ID A,,.+
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Democratic and Free Soil Coalition

BosroN, Nov. 1.-The Democratic and
Free Soil Conventions, which met at Con-
cord yesterday, formed a coalition each
party nominating three candidates for
the Senate. The Democratic Convention
passed resolution declaring insubordi-
nation and dictation on the part of pub
Inc officer to the head Of the nation, trea-
son to the Democracy, and that the re-
moval of Collector Bronson by the Presi-
dent, met their appreciation.
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MORE NEW MnsIC

LOVE the snow; Happy days ard happy nights !;
l. How sweet is the land; Mary Astore The wild
ash deer; The melodies of home; What is 1t makes
me sad; One faithful friend; All things are beauti-
full; Vert thou to speak farewell; All, vert thou
with me; My mountain Kate; Poor Sister Sue, SC.
Greeting schottische; Hungarian schottische; Les
Amiables; Les fugitives: Forest glade polka; Echo
au Mont Blanc; Sontag polka, Waltz, Song, and va
riations; Variations on Postal, Home, Beatrice di
Tenda, &C., Loagnette polka mszurks; Studies for
the Piano, and fun assortment of all the popular
pieces, at Winners, 9th street, near La. ave-
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60 TO MAGUIRE.

lfyou want HAT that all must admire,
TO to Mcguire!
fs CAP you are after tc deck your attire,
Go to Mcguire!
LIZ a nice little HAT for q child you require,
Go to Magare!
TIA beautiful BONNET to dress Miss off entire
Go to AdgHirsI
If anything he keeps for son or for sire,
Go to Kagurei
Go all We people of Taste, In fine,
Zee for myself thou fashionable buyer,
That the way to be suited in the line.
Ia to go to MAGUIREi 60 to MAGUIRE.
His Fashionable AT CAP STORE is on Penn
sylvsuia avenue, 2 doors east of AZ street.
oc 26-eo3t*-
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baltimore Narkets

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9, II x.-Howard
street Hour, Sc 62a 1000 bbls sold
City Mills, Sc 62a, generally held Mt
60 20. Inc supply of grain is small.
White wheat 81 Al 81 46-6, 900 BUSH
els sold. No red wheat sold. White corn.
65 &c cts: yellow corn, &C a 20 cts
1000 bushels sold. Oats, 43 cts. Whiskey.
80 cts.
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The Ornamental and Useful ia Iron and Stone
Mr.. r. llasknS, Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th
street, has beautiful variety ofirOn stone and wire
work well worthy of visit by persons of taste. His
limitation marble mahtrls are magnificent, and lac
exhibits ut the same character pier slabs of rich
polish TIL" bedstrads, cottage chairs, srttees haI
racks, Sc. arr OF finished brenzed iron work, and
the wire rs.lins+ are of the same beautiful descrp
ton. His spring mattresses are an unusually excel
lint article IN the line, and the whole establishment
one of the niosl Elegant in the city.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRIPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING Star.
The Great Race over tho Long rsland cour,.

NEW YORK, November The great
ten mile race, trotting and pacing, over
the Centreville Course, Long Island. came
on Yesterday, for a purse of $4,000, be-
tween Prince, trotter, and Hero"
PAGER. The latter gave out after the
sixth mile-Prince winning.
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NOTICE.

HAVING now made arrangements, gentlemen
Ill can rely upon having their Shirts made Or
der within ten days from the time the order is given
Call aud leave your measure and will guarantee a
perfect fitting Shirt SHIR s made with the
French Rsbands at H0PKINs'S Gents Furnishing
Store corner of 9Th street and Pennsylya nia ave-
nue., between Browns and National Hotels.
Oc 1S-2w-
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NEW AMI EIEGANT suAwIs

NEW AND ELEGANT sHAWLS.
"E have now in st re large and beautiful
w stock OF Shawls, consisting Of
Embroidered and plain Grape Shawls
Leng and square Cashmere do
Cashmere and MousSeline small figured Shawls
Long and square Ray State do
Misses nd Chidrens' figured and plaid do
Plaid Mode and black Thibet do
Black Silk, Cashmere and Cloth do
To which we invite the particular attention of TIE
Ladies. We will offer great bargains for Cash.
&c All articles sold at our establishment are
warranted to prove represented
MAXWELL, SEARS COLLEY.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ONE OF the most spacious BATHROOMS in the
~ metropolis Of Washington, d. c., will he found
at 'Copps Pavilion" The Hall is sbout loo feet by
so. The l:dies dressing rooms fitted up in the
most modern styles
Clubs, Societies, &c, about making arrangements
for Balls will do well to call before engaging
IN dations elsewhere as the Hall will be rented Oh
reasonable terms. NJ. C0PP,
&C 29-eo2w- Pronrietor
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NEW GOODS FOB GENTLEMEN.

IA Our stock at present is full, and of the
best and newest styles, both of Goods to make
M to order and Of Garments already made.
Ia 1t is our purpose to keep none but the
best quality Of goods of the various kinds and most
fashionable styles Garments ready made as good
as bespoke work, and at less prices.
Also, a constant and good supply Of fine Shirts, of
good cut and make; Wooden, Cotton, and Silk I'm.
dershirts and Draws, and many other pretty and
good articles for gentlemsn's
YOUNG & OREM,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, Browns Hotel.
oc 29-2w-
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SUGAR, MOLAssEs, & MAcKEREL,

lust RECEIVED
u 30 hhds. Porto Rico, and Muscovado Sugars
part very choice and part low price
% bbls. pulverizei Sugar
10 hhds Porto Rio Solasses, verychoice, suitable
for Bskesr AMI Confectioners
200 bbls. new No. 4, MackereI, Boston inspection
caught in the month Of September, very fat
and suitable forretailers, counting 1900 to the
barrel.
All of which we offer for sale low
Il. Il. WHITE 4 Co,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and eth sts
Opposite the Bank of Washington.
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GAS FIXTURES.

UA0 F1AIUhE6,
THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
i the public that his stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising some of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that he is now prepared to sell
the lowest rates. Persons in want of G. 3 Fixtures
will please call and examine-they will no doubt
find it to their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas
tubing at the usual rates.
A BOY is wanted to learn plumbing and gasit
ting j. W. TIIOMpsON
Pa avenue, one door from 18th St., 3. side
CS-dlm-
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-, We have this morning received our

gIvvI SSIc;o1 We have this morning received our
GAAMy2Gl regular supply Of the latest Music
e9published, consisting in part Of
dreamed of thee; My heart is thine; Speak kind.
y; When round my cot; Woman's Rights Ada
Ulafe; Robins co. plaint; Yankee Doodle and Anna
liza Valse, by Strskosch Mullers Bijon of the Opera
In twelve numberE italian Blowers in IL numbers.
by Boyer; Morning Glory Waltz; Prima Donna
Waltzes; Southern Waltz; Heliotrope Waltz; Olymp-
&c fchottische; Rainbow schottische; Ladies polka;
IN addition to an assortment of Duets, Guitar Mu
Sic instruction Books for piano guitar VIOLIN ute
ACCORDION, DO. JNO. p. ELLIs.
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
oc n.
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EsF PALPITATI0N OF TIE HEART. NERVOUS DISEASES
Live Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costiveness
aud Piles, all relieved and cured in an incredible
short space OF ii by Carriers Spanish Mixture the
grea tonic ard purifier of the boot 1t contains
not particle of Mercury. Opium, any noxicus
drug is peri city harmless. and has cured more
than five hundr, eases of disease
We can only refer the render to the certificates a
few of which may be found in another column, and
all of which detailed in full around the bottle
1t is the greatest ofal Spring and Fall Medicines,
nd possesses influence over the blood truly
Rarkabe.
4 #Sea advertisement
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NOW rs THE TIME

ITO buy beautiful Books suitable for Holiday
i Presents, for 20 par cent less than can be
bought elsewhere. Until the 9th of November /
will continue selling off my stock of BOOKS, consist
ing Of Catholic, School, and Miscellaneous Books at
the above discount. W. W. INGMAN,
oc 20 street, doors east of It'll
- Several active BOYS will find employment by
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New York Market.

New YORK, Nov. 2, p. M.-l2,00O
barrels -four sold-State brands SC IS cts.
Southern, Sc to Sc l2cts. Wheat frm-
$4,000 bushels Southern white sold at 81
60 cts. Corn IS cts. to II cts. Stocks
firm. Other articles unchanged.
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sCHw ARIES OYSTER CELLAR

CbFntf q E7erenM and Streets
~ n The proprietor of this establishment is
SNi prepared to supply Families with large
N.Y. FRESH OYSTERS. Families desiring
to be supplied regularly with the finest
Kind OF oysers to be had. will do well to give him
from water, and ceanly opened-he is paying partic-
uar attention to this line of business Dinner with
fried and stewed oysters, will be furnished at auy
time OF the day or night In quantities or to regular
oc 4-T4t* -
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DOVER OF THE POPE in n. M,..,.

Justo Ucondono, Prince Of Japan: Legends from III
French. Of J. Coliu de Plaucy; Cottage Copysrss.
nons; the celebrated Clifton Tracts vols: Ali ths
Standard Catholic Publications, with large sssort
msnt o. BEAUTIFUL Catholic Books suitable for pres
ents. Bibles and Prayer Boohs In yarions ssx,i -,
binding, and very cheap, for sac at the Osfhoiic
BOOKSTORE OF WA KENNEDY.
9TH st, between and a.
Just Professionalism Plsparium Totius Amer.
ie. sePisnsrionaiis Fodsrste, Baltimore Habitum
AVN" AoV<' ocSI-eo2t-
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,I,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that tn

l. subscriber hath OBJ AIMED from the Orphans
Court Of Washington County, in the District of Co
iumbia letters testameniary on the Ie-sona estate
If Rasbael Robertson, late of Washington County,
deeeasei. All rsons having claims against the
laid deceased, hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscril err
on or be ore the 18th day of october next they may
otherwse 10y law be excluded from all benefit Of The
said estate. Given under my band this 18th day of
october, 1858. FLODOARDO HOWARD
&C 26-W3w%- Executnr
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mr. u. BLAGKOVE, latte of the pistri

IL COiumbia respectfully informs his friends
And the public in general that he has opened one
door above the private residence of Ii. Bradley ESQ.,
King street. exandria. Virginia, TOBACCO. CT
GAK. and SNUFF STORE, where those who are TO. d
Of indulgng in the ef those articles may be ac-
commodAted with the choicest brands Of
CIGARS. SMOKING TOBACCO,
CHEWING TOBACCO. SNUFFS &c
lie cps the celebrated ANrI-NERVOES FIG To-
BACCO, which il very fine
Intending to keep the best articles at moderate
prices, and with disposition to please all who favor
him with their custom, he hopes to receive portion
of public patronage. oct l9-dlw&W4w
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G5 FOR EGT-A large three story Brick
ET HOUSE, with ce: lar. on the corner of 4th and
streets. In it has been kept Grocery, and is suit
able for that Drug Store; 1t being the best stand
in thriving neighbour cd. Also, the Fix lures of a
GrOrery Store. The house will be rem ell on mode
rate terms. Possession given immediately
Apply at the hoVs-. j. FLETCHER
ROY l-3ts-
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re- For HATS or CAPS call mt HENDLEY'S, ad-
joining u q. Hotel, where be 70 Iui a large
assortment of Hats. Caps. and Gentemen's Furnish.
ing Goods. For gracefulness, durability, and cheap
ness. Hendley's Hats cannot be surpassed.
nov 2-tf-
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4 CARDINAL. FIELD. late Of Willars,, !

A CARDINAL. FIELD, late of Willards Ho-
~ tel respectfully informs his friends and the
publ; generally that he has leased for a term of
years the well known Hotel, on Capitol Hill, kept
by j. asparis, Esq. The same is now being thor
oughly repaired and re- furnished in the most MOI
efn style, and will be opened for the reception of
guests on about the 10Th of November. Due ne
tiee viii be given
Washington, D. c., October q, 1853.
Oc 2S-dtE
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GAS FIXTURES.

HNHE Subscriber has on hand and il daly receiving
i from the celebrated factory of Cornelius, Par
ker 4 Co., Philadelphia, large and handsome col
lection of CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PEN
D.dNIS, &c, embracing all their new patterns,
which he will dispose of at manufacturers retail
prices. Those in want of Gas Fixtures will find il
to their interest to call and examine patterns and
prices before purchasing.
G. w. BOTELER,
sep l-eo2m. Iron Hall,
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WANTS.

No. WANTED To Jon, aeymen Tutors
lkS The undersigned wishes to employ by the
week. first rate BUSHEL Mn and the established
prices of Journeymen will be paid None but q so
Der man need apply. ~ r. PURDIN,
street, hrst door east Of Seventh street