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dren, and but 80 inches high, is not less

dren, and but 80 inches high, is not less
remarkable.
1t was yesterday reported to the Court Of
Quarter Sessions that one or two Aldermen
had opened their houses at o'clock on Mon
day morning, for the purpose of receiving
fines of tavern keepers who informed against
themselves for keeping their places of business
open on the previous Sunday. This was done
with the view of saving half the amount
Judge Thompson said the law had been mis-
conceived. No part of the fine was due tie an
informer. and if the Alderman does not pay
over the full AMOUNT of 81, the County Treas
urer can recover it from him by law.
Last evening large number Of the person
al and political friends of Marshal Murphy
assembled at the house of John E. Baum, in
Twelfth street, below Locust, TO present TO the
new Marshall of Police testimonial of their
respect for him As citizen, and their conf
dence in him as an officer, The testimonial
selected by the donors, consisted of a neat and
appropriate "Star," such as is worn by the
Consolidated Police of the Philadelphia Police
District. and pair of Colts Revolving
PistolSn
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BALTIMORE AFFAIRS
Balti more, Norember Q. 1853

B6itt more, N0reD,beT y, 1898.
The official returns of the late election are
not all yet in, but we have enough to know the
Democrat State ticket is elected BY a majority
averaging 300. Mr. Ligon's majority is over
1000. The Argus, the organ of the - unterri-
fed, says: The full returns of the State.
though not in all cases official, shows the fact,
that the Wing majority on joint ballot, is ex-
actly the five Wings from this city and no
more. Had the Democratic ticket of this
city been elected, the Democratic party would
have had majority of sir in the House of
Delegates, and there would have been a tie of
the two houses on joint ballot"
In explanation of its remarks Of yesterday,
in relation to the nominations on the Legisla-
tive ticket that "were not fit to be made it
further SAYS:
1--WE may have been misunderstood in for
mer article referring to our late delegate
ticket The majority of that ticket were good
and true men, and they deserved better treat
ment from the Democratic party than was
awarded 10 them. A portion of the ticket
certainly brought no strength to its aid. either
as party men or business men, and the evil
consequences of their selection fell alike upon
all. We do not wish to say one offensive word
to any individual, but the success of the party
whose Interests we support Is paramount to all
individual considerations, and demands from
us an honest statement of the facts, so that we
may judge better and manage better in the
future
O'Donohre, the Irish patriot, who COM
menced his lecture on Monday evening before
the Irish Social and Benevolent Association
! of this city, was in such a state Of excitement
and became so violent in his denuncia-
tions that the officers Of the Association were
compelled to silence him.
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road for the past month is as follows Main
stem. for passengers SOS. 1913 freight $780,
099 ,03 total S2j7 SIS, 90. Washing tOn branch
for passengers Sd, 3O6, So freig ht s.. Csi,-
81 total S32, 29I. %. Total for both roads
passengers sS2,9S4 50; freight S2O7 1873, 30 ;
| total $500, I6SI9
| The Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland met this morning in Rechabite
Hall, corner of Fayette and Frederick streets
The Baltimore County Convention for the
location of county seat, met at the Court
House this morning, and decided on the 4th
ballot, by a vote of II to II in favor of the
Aims House property. There was quite con-
test about the location of the county town
Some sixteen gentlemen were anxious 70 have
it built upon their property.
Nessrs. Chance & Green, auctioneers. sold
to-day at the Exchange. 10 shares Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Co, for the sum of Si6 20
per share.
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DEGEN the muster which
was made this year in Berlin, Prussia, as
every year, of the youths of 10 years of
age, bound to serve their appointed time
in the ranks, out of | Ill young men La
bic, only 1913 were found capable or fit
for service. This is not confined to the
capital the military authorities show that
it is still worse in the provinces. In Halle,
out of SlS who submitted themselves this
month as being of the requisite age, only
427 are eligible. This is attributed to
their having been born in the cholera
year, 1928, and to many having been
deprived Of all paternal care from their
earliest youth. The same result has been
lately noticed at Stockholm, of their be-
ing an insufficient number of recruits to
be obtained, arising from the impoverish-
ed physique of the present generation.
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The Star in Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va.

r. Ct. Staples, 4S High Street, Ports
mouth, Va, is prepared to furnish the
STAR to the citizens of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, early on the morning after its
issue, at 10 cents per week to regular
subscribers, or two cents each, at his
counter.
As this journal will contain a large
amount of the latest and most reliable
naval news, in advance of all other pa
pers, it must soon become favorite with
the people in that region. Persons SUBJ
scribing to the STAR. may depend on
being regularly served.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

We take the liberty of suggesting to
the Mayor CT Washington, that it will be
well, as soon as possible, to designate
the day on which our fellow citizens
shall observe thanksgiving" Many
among us require time to arrange their
business to that end, while others will
doubtless like as long time as possible
for the arrangement ofthcir annual thanks.
giving dinner. Fourteen States have al.
ready determined on the oath inst.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Rail-
OF
CONTINENTAL GUARDS
AT JACKSON HALL.


VIE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectable
l. nounce TO their military friends the publ,c 4.
general. and the ladies in particular. that th.y n
give one OF their POPULAR BALLS on TTURsn.T
the lst day OF December next, at jackson Han
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee 81 A.
engagements do not deem il necessary 20 saw W.,
they wi do to make this what q cir first ana N
cond annual balls were) the most popular hall oS 81
season, Is the public well aware that the Rusrs
the Old Continentals are always "done up" In a.
style. They may rest assured that 10 e,nenss -.
pains will be spared to make this ball 20 of With az
same eclat that has heretofore characterized ths
of the Continental Guards
AtSL o'clock tho Guards" will march into Al, .
Saloon with arms and sccoutrem. nts when r..
will be carried through dress drill in prssencs =,
the company.
At 9 o'clock the ball will be opened nv pron.
made, Professor PrOsperi's Band playing the Cont.
neuta! Quickstep, composed expressly for the .Cop.
tinentals.''
The Conn ttee having charge of the refreshus,,.
will leave nothing undone to please the tastes of IN
present. Supper can he had ut any time hi 80
the hours of ii and O'Clock.
The military are requested to appear in full uni.
form.
No hats or caps will be SLOWED in the room ~.
eept the military dress caps.
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The Star in Wilmington, Delaware.

Citizens Of Wilmington, Delaware, de.
String to become subscribers to the Star
will be furnished regularly, early every
morning, by f. S. R. Butler, who will
keep copies of the Star for sale at his
Newspaper and Periodical Depot, No. ia
Market Street.
The Star will be furnished to Whining.
ton subscribers at SIX AND A QUARTER CTS.
PER WEEK.
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OThe San Francisco Herald states
that the Chinese are buying up American
vessels, and employing American steam
ers, for the war. They will sail under
the Chinese flag, and this will, says that
paper, enable them to visit Japan, and is
disposed to think that such is the pur-
pose of their owners. 1t is said they are
DESTROYS of reaching Jeddo about the time
Com. Perry's squadron has brought the
islanders to terms.
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U Every six years, by law, there is
re-valuation of the real estate of Ohio
for taxation. The last valuation was in
le47, when the entire taxable property
Of the State at cash values, amounted to
about $475 100000. We learn that the
returns for the new valuation are nearly
complete, and the Auditor of State est;.
mates that they will vary but slightly
from $500, 100000 showing an increase
of taxables in six years of 1925 100000
or nearly 70 per cent.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
FIFTH ANNUAL BAIL
The
Alto MAI, YS

FINIIE NATIONAL GRElS take pleasure in an
i nouncirg 10 tier friends aud the public gene
rally that their fifth Annual BALL i'll te given al
J.iciSon Hal, On MONDAY. the 2lst instant
They have engaged Capt. Prospects, celebrated mil
itary aHd Coti Ion Band who Ill open the ball will
an original Quickst'p, composed expressly for tn,
National Gre,s and the OCCASION aud the COMPANY
pledge themselves that they will spare no pain. t.
make this tie Ball of the season.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Francis Holden
Lieut. James Sutton, Lieut. 8 WALES
Sergeant Peter Egan, James stone
Samuel Sloan, RIG Sbekell,
John Dudley.
Managers on the part Of the Company
Surgeon J Z Riley. Isaac Grey,
Quar- Flaherty, Robt Grimes,
Ensign Boyd, Henry Hoffman,
Sergeant A Boyce, j Iigrbook.
SergtJ Buckingham, c Iardella,
Corp Tate, johnson,
Corp Frye, 5 Kirk,
Corp Schadd, Lowe,
John Bahem, Merryman,
John own. TFMaguirr,
Isaac Bartlett. Jno 0'Neal,
VIM Bryan, keplsr Philips,
JAS Baird, Arthur Pumphrcv,
JnO Geek, Richard Staples.
JuO Bradley, Casper Shafer.
BENZ Burns, Jas Vermillion,
A Davis, Patrick Wilson,
Jno Fitzhugh. Al Williams,
JOS Friedenwad Grant,
FGerman.
Managers on the p1rt cf the Military.
Maj Gen Jones, Col Hickey
Br Gen Weightman, Lieut. Col Riley,
MAJ Bacon, Maj keyworth,
Maj Wallach, Adj Middleton
Quar- McCullum. Capt buckingham,
CAPT Darlington, Surgeon Morgan,
Capt bradford, Capt Bright,
Capt Schwartzman, Capt Smith,
Capt Peck, Capt Key,
Captain TAFT.
MGJ11ers ON tie r1ry of sLs Crfj,egs
HON Joo w Maury, David Hepburn,
lion w Seaton, NJ Chaplin,
Hon Waiter Lenox, Bailey,
Jonah ID Hoover, Jno Mcguire,
Richard Wallsch, VIM Fitzpatrick, jr,
mos Donohoo, Jno aeen,
WIN Cooper, Jno Sergeant,
Jno 7 Towers REDoyle,
Samuel Douglass, Jas Gordon,
Geo W Hinton, McNsrhany,
Huntington, Jos w Davis,
Bayly, Benz D Sheckell,
Mohun, d Clarke,
Samuel Bacon, Jas II Sheckel
The Ball will be opened at o'clock.
Floor managers will be designated by req ana
white rosette. Managers on the part OF The Mllsiy
by a scarlet rosette. Managers on the part Oh tns
Citizens by white rosette, which viii be furnished
to them at the door, and on the part OF IKE Compa-
nv BY their uniform.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had at the usual
places and ut the door on the evening of the ball.
Ladies who may not receive invitations will please
send their names to T. T. Mcguire, Pa. avenue,
~ strest. nov lo-tb-
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

HE SANDWICH ISLANDS QUEsTIoN.-The
annexation movementin the Sandwich Islands:
which has recently become of Importance,
has, so far, met no sign of encouragement or
notice from the Government of the United
States, We have every reason to believe. 1t
is understood in diplomatic circles here, that
the representatives (diplomatic) of the Gov
ernments Of England and France have united
in efforts, indirectly, to put down or embar-
rass the annexationists. So far, no credit is
given in Washington to the rumors, saying
that Russia is preparing also to interfere IN
the matter It will be recollected that at the
date of our acquisition of California, Russia
possessed considerable commercial estab-
lishment and settlem ent in Bodega bay, Cup
per California; from which she promptly re-
tired, as we took possession Of the country;
relinquishing her lease without making her
retirement subject of even correspondence
between her foreign Office and ours. Under
these circumstances, it is not thought in Wash
ington that she is inclined to NEEDLE with the
Sandwich Islands question, which would be
| quite foreign to her usual policy with refer
ence to such affairs in distant quarters Of the
globe.
| THE PRoGRE.s OF THE CENSUS PRINTING, &c.
We are gratifed to be able to state that Gen.
Robert Armstrong, public printer, will entire
ly complete the census work in about a week.
As a specimen Of book printing its execution
reflects great credit, indeed, upon the skill of
his office. 1t is to be bound in single volume
of 1900 pages, making a book much in appear
ance like full volume of the Congressional
Globe. We subjoin the comparative cost of
taking and printing the different census of
the United States. taken from table prepared
| at the Treasury for the Census Office:
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f1'HE Committee Of Arrangements take Pleasure in
/ informing their friends AID the publ general
iy that the ANNUAL BALL OF the National Grpys
Il take place on MONDAY EVENING, November
2ls, 1853. They further state that they will make
it The Ball of tie season. For particulars future
advert isemPnt nov 4-dtf.
&TOTICE-lheS ikSI BALL OF the 1T Ii l.
~ CLUE VIII take place at ISLAND HALL, on
THANKSGIVING EyS. Particulars in future nd
vertisemcnt. o. 2-u
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" NOttce.-Thc regular monthly meeting
l6 OF be Northern Liberties Fire Company will
br Ia. d AZ the hall of the Engine House on FRIDAY
EN kNlNG, the llth instant. Punctusl attendance
Is requested rs business Of Importance will lie aid
before the meeting. A. FURTHER,
nov 9--St*- Serretsrv
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A NOVEL FIGHT.-A woman and law.
yer had fight in the Louisville market.
house on the 2lst ult. Long nails pre-
vailed over legal knowledge, and the limb
of the law, after getting considerably
scratched, left the field in the possession
of the woman.
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FAMILIAR DIscoURsFs ON LANGUAGE

n3. WATKINS ipteEd- 10 deliver series Of ia.
~ miliar Diseoursss On Language. with occasions
critical remarks on various authors Wlo have VIII
ten on the sufjsct
The series will consist Of .x dscOursCs the his VI
which, being introductory. viii compr'a r'rs~ -
tn early history of England; and critical exam,
notion Of the prevailing opinion as 10 the origin I"
the English Language.
The terms will be for ticket for the hole series
admitting a lady and GENT, man, 50; Tor rihsT
ticket, admitting person for the ~ onlng ~ -,
The DISCOVERIES will he delivered at Csrusis -.
lOon-the first on THURSDAY EVENING nrAI
commence at o'cock.
**Tickets will be- found at tie Drug Store 81 "
Esrbsurh, corner of q aud 9Th streets, and a. the
bookstores of Mrs Anderson and Taylor M.ur!'
Pennsylrapis avenue. nov ~ -
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HIGH RATE OF POsTAGE.-Iti is calcuI.
ated that the postage on the letter sen,
by the President of the United States to
the Emperor of Japan will have cost about
$,246,767 As. This is rate of ocean
postage which would seem to require some
reduction.
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UTe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me.
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ington dailies combined.
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w Building Assoctatiom.-It

~ New building Ass0ctatiOm.-It
H is proposed to organize q rdw Building Asso-
citation upon the principle OF other similar Assoca-
tons of the District aud al persons favorable there
to are requested To attend meet ng to lie held at
thr Courcil Cham or, on THIS Thursday EVEN
ING, at O'Clock.
&c rgetown, November To- 1853.
lot
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Nj A " AGER

ON The part Of the Field and SJF
Maj. Gen. Jones, Col. W Hickey
Br. Gen. r c Weightman Lieut. Col. III Reilly
Mai. s Wallsch Mi T. Dcnoho
Mrj. X. keyworth Maj = Z Bsoon
Quart. McColum Adjt l.. J Middleton
Surgeon L Morgan AsSt Surgeon J Gryu.-s
on the part Of the Liglf IN f,ia,rv.
Capt. { Darlington, Lieut. VIM II Clarke,
Lieut. J Kelly, Lieut. Tucker.
Ignutius 2. Mudd.
on The part II the Ndfioaol Gisvs.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Lii ut J sutton. Lieut. 6 c Wales
Peter Egan.
On the part Of the Walker .Sharpskoo,.rs.
Capt W Bradford. Lieut. McCohum,
Lieut.. BirkheGd, Lieut. } III Goddard.
VIM. Smith.
On u, pant Of Tie Boens Rifsmsn.
Capt u Bright, Lieut. Otlerback. jr,
Lieut. II Oler, Lieut. c VI Sander sou,
George Miller.
On The part Of the G,rnGn ytaaers
Capt q Schwarizmsn, Lieut. Petersen,
Lieut. Eichorn, Lieut. Lehman.
- Cophenstine.
On the part Of tie Montgomery Guards.
Capt hey. Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. " Feeny, Lieut. Kell.her,
James Maher.
On The pI1t IF The Presidents Mounted Guard
CAPT } Peek. Lieut. Clan Mills,
Lieut. " Baden, Lieut. j rettibone,
John Fiuch.
ON he part Of III, National Guard.
Capt j TAFT, Lieu, II Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey. Lieut. Allen.
James johnson.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-10

}. WHITAKER. Professor Of Drawing and Design in
the New England Normal Institute Mass. h : been
invited by tie Smithsonian Institution and the Me
tGopolitan Mechanics institute to deliver lecture
on TIE "Methot Of Teaching tie Art of Design"
The members of the Institute tie friends If cdu-
cation, and the public genera ~ ire invited 10 at.
t:nd. The lecture will be delivered at the Smith,
Sian Institution, on FRIDAY evening Nov. l1th, at
~ O'Clock. nov lO-2t-
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Ladies CIoaks Exchanged.

~ Of similar color, having been left with the SUI
s riber to be picked, two were delivered wrons-ol
in other words one lady has anothers aud one ie
naming on hand uDclaimed. The ladies lhtfestr'
will oblige by calling. that each may have thIn
Tins rendering UNTO Cesar the the thirgs that al
Casars. II. =
n. B.-Pinking of scarf, aprons, ol' AIS !osie'
in a variety Of patterns at hort notice.
nov a.
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Es- The first Of the Series of FamiI.

lar Discourses on Language by DIR. WATKINS viii he
delivered this evening, at Carusi's Saloon to eom-
mence at o'clock prec ely.
The sui ects embraced in it will be the early in
habitants Of England and their various a,ects and
a critical examination Of the prevailing opinions as
to the devati Of the people and the origin of their
language its pre- EFT importance and prospective in
n1ence. and the advantages to be gained by u radi
cal study of it. nov lO-lt-
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" NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of
lS the. Perseverance, Fire Company will be h,li
on THUR DAY EVENING, November 10Th at :,
O'Clock. 1t is expected that every member will be
present as the eecti, of tiic4rs will take place.
BY order: W W GRANT
nov lO--t- Secretary
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OST-Ou Monday evening last, November ''p
Ia a black Laee VEIL, on 9TH street. between
and G streets. The finder will receive the tLsnhf
the owner, and reward, il Repaired, bY leaving
with the subscriber. u. =. hcELtkE
Havana Cigar Store, under National Hot'J-
SIT
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DAMP DWELLINGS are unhealthy, 81

i no person should fail To have them psintt
withour waterproof paint, which will make them
perfectly try. The paint can le had ready Tor use
or We will send men 10 put il on. or.e mus re
sent soon or il will be too late fer this fa Apply
to ]. C. LEWIS.
Nov st 1th ST. south of General u. "
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ADJUSTMENTS
VIVIAN

THE WIZARD a. VENTRILOQrrS
"ILL exhibit at LIBERTY HALL. Alc,,,..,-
w on THURSDAY. FRIDAY, and sATURn.y
nov l0-ats-
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Programmes viii be furEi he'd the Ladies by the
foor managers upon their entrance into the Saloon.
Gent emen Wishing invitations TO ladies are reJ
I'D t. leave the ladies names with the captain of the
company.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS admitting Il gentleman
and ladies; 10 t. had at tie principal Hotels, MUSIC
and Drug Stores, Of the menIbe.s Of the Company,
and al the door on the evening of the Ball.
40 The Eoor managers viii be designated ~
''blur scarts' The Committ,e Ct Arrang, meuts ~
Glina
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FANCY Gnnns AT COST.

DEiSG about to close my business, would sdEse
ID those in want of Goods in the fancy line, Il
come and examine my stock before purchasing els
where. 1t is composed of well selected articles
mostly my own appropriations. snd believe cat
offer bargains good be had anyShe 10 thu;
country. jules A. PETERS,
Nov St PrnpsylyGnia nv. near lOlh 81
e = REV led stolen on Sun
Pc day night, or early Monday morning tlsrk
and white bull terrier DOG. about months old,
with both ears cropped. and chain collar on. snsEeT-
to the name Of victor. The above reward will 10
paid upon his delivery at Suton's Stables.
nov 9-4t*-
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pTs insure the insertion Of Adver.
sisemenfs they must be brought to our
counfing-room before II o'clock M,
otherwise they may not appear until
she next day.
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Al III u v s.
IA 81 You hereby notified 20 attend an adjourned
vi III meeting Of the Corps. on THURSDAY EVEN
W ~ ING. November 10th, at ! - o'clock. Punctu.
al aitendence Ia requested, business of import
aaee will lie tr. ught up for consideration
by order: T. r. NAGUIRE
nov ~ Secretary.
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NEW MILLINERY.

NEW m1LLlNEd1.
I'm MISS MORLEY wishes to inform ths "
~ dies that she has just returned from y LOT
with q large supply of fashionable goods s.'
invites their attention before purchasing essp
Her rooms are on the north side of Pa syeDD. ps~
10th ~treet.
Wanted-sevsral good Milliners
oe 81
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LARGE BOW WINDOW the VS
"A in the front Of my store) for sale low -
piled for early. II. LlNDsLt1.
Pa ave, bstwess 9th and 10th stss
Next to Gait A Bros Jewelry stOrr
nov S-3t-
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- D.no,xu.d Glasgo,

IN HI T. WOrIU NtHO"HtU
Practical Mechanic Journal for oc;ol+r
Hunts Merchants Magazine aid Comm 4 l4i ~
view for November.
The Westminster Ievi, " for October -,
Leonel Ainsworth; or, the young PSrtiLsp uS.I
The London Illustrated News and Punch re WV
by the last steamer, and for sale at
y JOE SHILLiNGT0Ns
Book store, cor. Pa. ave. and "a H.
,oxe. GIDEON Buildirg.
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Gz-THE STAR OFFICE is LOCATED ON
d STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THEJUNCTION OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL
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to the Both September, 1853, and exclusive of
the expenses incurred for final printing and
binding.
OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO RE-ENLIsTED Men
IN THE ARMY OF THR T. S-The following or
der is now being sent out by the Adjutant
General