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AUCTION SALES.
By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer


SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL
- PAINTINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at
Au ction.-0n THURSDAY morning, November Il,
at 10 o'clock, l shall sell st the residence of ~
Walsh, Esq., lat present occupied by Hon. VIM. L.
Marcy on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets all his Furniture and Housekeeping Fl
fects, comprising
Rosewood Tetea Tete Sofa
Arm and Paror Chairs, In Maroon Plush
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table, with Egyptian mar
ble-top
Table Ornaments
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Brackelcer
Louis XIV, Reception, and Castor Chairs
Giltframe Mirrors, Candelabrss
Ladies' Cabinet and Bookcase, Rout Tsbles
Walnut and Mahogany What Nots Lounge
Mahogany French Sofa, Centre Table
Velvet, Brussels, and Threc-piy Carpets, Rugs
Blue Damask ard Lace Curtains, CUrnice
Mahogany Siicboa.d. Extension Tables
French China Dinner. Tea, and Dessert Ware
Bohemian and Crystal cut Caret Jugs
Deeanters, Goblets, Champagncs
Finger Bowls. Wines. Tumblers
Silver plated Tea Service, Teakettle
SAVERS. Casters Cake baskets. Coasters
Ivory handled Table Cutlery. Fire Irons
Elegantly carved Walnut Dressing Bureaus
Wardrobcs, Washstands, French Bedstead
Handsome Cottage Suites. Toilet Sets
Window Shades, Chintz Curtains
Best Curled hair and Hulk Mattresses
holsters and Pillows, Bedding
Hat Rack, Hall Lamp Ocloth
Passage and Stair Competing, Rods and Eyes
Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Utcn-
sis.
Terms $50 and under cash: over that Gum
credit Of two and four months for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes bearing interest
J.C. MCGUIRE,
nov id luct;on,or
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels.

National HotsI.--J McRae, Jr, NC; I Prowder
Md; I Dawson, Pa. I s Morgan & lady, La; Mrs
Lawson, Md; Mrs Or Patterson, do; Miss May
Pa; Miss II Howard, Md; VIM Y johnson, do; Mi
& Mrs Gordon s children, do; F Marbury, do
Jas Dunlap, Ky; Cameron, Pa; Capt T ID Palmer,
do; Shaw, Ala; Col Gamble lady, Fla, Mr.
shepard, 90; Miss Gamble. do; G T Richards 4 lady,
Paris; !. Dolhear & lady, NY; Smith, Pa; u Nc
Farland 4 daughter, Mass; E Albert, FIa d
Darby, Md II Carter, do J $ Cuttings, do; II
Reese, Md; Gen Woo. USA; Capt Williams, do; J
Graw: NY; Rice, Nd; w shanleigh Pa Car
roll Spence, Md; A X Carter, NJ; w Il Martin,
Miss; w Kenyon, NY; T u Swope, Ky; L Kings
ley, ny; s. F Vmton, o; X Green, Mich; c G
Swackhamer lady, NY: Fl { Boswell, do; A P
Brown, do; l. T Robinson, CT.
Brorns' Hote.-Mrs Bell, Va; Mrs Carter do;
Miss Carter, do; Miss Deas, do; Mr. Deas, do; John
Orkney, NY; F w Ashhy, Ia; Il Barbce, do; "
Herbert, do; w PA Campbell, USN; Thos Mcguire,
Q; A r Henneberger, Ma; A Trick, DO; Tu--
twuiler lady, do; A w Glasgow, do; Judge Ellis,
Miss; II Dgges, Md; r d Foster Ala; DR. VIM
Writ, Vi; Balingtorth lady, NY; VI Nichols,
Wright, Ind; F T Horner lady, Va; Horncr,
do; Miss r Homer, do; l. Manager, NJ; J
Irwin, do; Z j. Bushnell, do; J Allen, Pa; Fl
Smith, Va; James Carter, NY; A Wilson, do; DIR
NJ Grymes, NJ d, DC; W NJ Felt, NY; J F Brown,
Va
United States Hotel.-W R Davis, ILL.,; II Bowie,
Nd; G II Dermot, Pa; G NJ Huter, do; A S Thomp-
SUN, wv, heuoen Nesi, uu, bdtu"cli, Mass, w
Dwight, Jr, do; r Jones, Mexico: Mr. Aberrrombc.
Nd; Hayman Mass; w r DodSon & son, o; B
Winter s. lady, NC; T Dempsey, NY.
GGdsby's Hotci.-RJ Haldeman, Pa; w De La
mano, NY; J T Merrick, Md; Z n Welsh Va;
Wexford, do; T McNcir, Md; A III Annistead
Va; Mrs ArniStoad, do; Mrs Payne, do; Miss
Rowen, do; w B Thomas, Ga Mrs Tuhman, do;
Miss Thomas, do; Mrs Thomas, do; B Terry, CT.
Irrins Hotel II Haviland, NY; Miss Caldwell,
Ga; F Nelson, NH; & ZagOnEy, NY; DIR o Fair
fax, DC; Major Van Horne, USA l. Ashton, Ky;
Mr. Stewart, NY; w Rogers, Mass; Mr. King Md;
Geo Mason Va.
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BUILDING MsTERIALsI

I W. BADEN, south side Pennsylvania avenue.
y. near 9th street, having completed his stock Of
Building Materials offers superior inducements te
contractors and others. His stock is complete and
extensive, and comprises an excellent assortment
Of
Rural, Novelty, Peoples, Cottage, villa, Mortice,
Folding-door, Carpenters, Cupboerds, Chest
Till, Pad, Horse, Dead and Trunk Locks
Cut and Wrought Nails of ell sizes
Gimletpoint and other Screws
Brads and Sprggs, Tacks, Flush, Spring, Shutter,
and other Bolts
Pearl, White Mineral, Iron. Rosewood, Brass, and
other Door Knobs aud Bell Pslls
Brick and Frame Turnbuckles
Window and Shutter Springs, Hooks, Eosps
Staples, Drops aud Escutcheons
Shutter Screws, Stubs, Plates, and Lifts
Sash Knobs, Door Springs, Axle and other Pullsys
Sandpaper, Glue. &c.
In fact everything in the Building Line
The above articles have been selected with great
care and received direct from the manufacturers
and will be sold to customers on the most liberal
terms.
My stock is inferior to none in the city, and call
is respectfully solicited from those in want
JN0. W. BADEN,
Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
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60 There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or low-prced apparel,
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKER'S MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM Browns buIid
ing where they b. suited with every variety and
style Of clothing Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists in part of fine black aud fancy coored
cloth frock, sack and dress coats superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks; ric,
talmas, paetats and sack oyercOats; with the best
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also, shirts, collars drawers socks crayats
handkerchiefs, suspenders, gloves, undershrts, &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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The Coalition in Massachusetts,

BosToN, Nov. 3.-The Free Soil and
Democratic Conventions of Worcester
county, met to-day. Much curiosity was
felt to see the influence of Cushings let
ter on the Democrats. A despatch from
Worcester says that the Coalition was
formed with entire unanimity, and great
enthusiasm. The Democrats passed a
resolution spurning all dictation from
whatever quarter it may come. Country
papers throughout the State, speak Of
Cushing's letter in indignant terms.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
ARRIVAL Of the AFRICA,
THREE D.fYS LATER rRox EUROPE

New YORK, Nov. 4, l2M.-The steam
er Africa arrived here this morning. with
three days later news from Eurone'
Flour advanced during the week Is.
cd. Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour
is quoted at SO to 37s. Wheat has ad.
vanced cd. Corn has advanced 2s.
BreadStuffs active. Cotton has advanced
one eighth; sales of the week, IS, 900 bales.
Provisions quiet. Coffee and sugar dull.
Rice firm. Tobacco dull. Naval stores
firm. Money tight and in active request.
Consols closed at OH cts. American
stocks firm at full prices.
The political nows is interesting.
There is much excitement at Constanti-
noplc. All arc preparing for war. Hostili-
ties were expected to commence on the
18th of October. Russia continues mex
orable. Nothing, however, definite. France
continues to intimate her intention to
help Turkey. England is undecided.
Austria and Prussia remain neutral
Germany is quiet.
The ship Dollhouse, belonging to Eng
land, has been wrecked and fifty lives
lost.
The diplomatic conference at vienna
has suspended its meetings.
The preparations of the Turks and Rus
slams for war is formidable.
The Sultan has again demanded of Lord
Stratford De Radcliffe, the entrance for
the British fleet into Dardanelles. 1t is
reported that he will not accept if to re-
pei aggressive measures
Nuggets cotton house, Liverpool, is
reported to have failed.
The steamer Washington had arrived
out.
The trial of the French opera rioters
has been postponed. The indictment
charges the rioters with an intention to
aSsaslnate the Emperor.
1t is reported that the command of the
Turkish army has been offered to Abd-el-
kader. He has asked the advice of the
French Government previous to accepting.
The Russian combined fleets had not
entered the Dardanelles on the 10th of
October.
1t is stated that the Sultan asked the
French for two Generals to be attached
to the Turkish army.
The Sultan has issued an address to his
troops, exhortmg them to support the
honor and rights of the nation.
Miss Cunningham refused to leave her
prison in Italy. She actually had to be
turned out.
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Arrival Of the osprey-Wrecks, &c

PHTLADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The steam.
ship Osprey arrived from Charleston this
morning. She was detained a hours by
heavy weather. On Tuesday, when north
of Cape Lookout, she passed the brig j.
Harris, of Prospect, Maine, which desired
to be reported. On Wednesday, passed
the wreck of small schooner, supposed
to be the Mary Ann. The Osprey reports
much damage by storm along the South
ern coast. She passed the steamship
Ronoake on Wednesday noon.
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HI- PALPITATIoS OF THE HEART, NERVOUS DISEASES.
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Costveness
and Piles. all relieved ard cured in an Incredible
short space of ii By Carriers Spanish Mixture, the
great tonic and purifier of the blood. II contains
not particle of Mercury, Opium. or any noxious
drug; is perfectly harmless. and has cured more
than FIVE hundred of disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates,
few of which may be found ia another column and
all of which detailed in full around the bottle.
1t is the greatest of all Spring and Fall Medicines,
and possesses influence the blood truly re-
markable.
&.SSpp nlH
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Wreck Of the Brig Melissa Ann, &s.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The brig
Friendshiphas arrived at Delaware Break
water from Jacksonville, bound for New
York, having on board the captain and
crew of the brig Melissa Ann, from
Jacksonville for the same port, which was
capsized during heavy gale on the 18th
ult. The sufferers were six days with
out food and drink, and almost dead
when rescued. The captains wife was
drowned.
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPIMA DONNA WALTZ. by Julien.
L lngomar Polka: Saratoga Polka; Emma Polka;
Isabelle, Blanche, Jessie Claire Pskas; Forest glade
Polka
Rainbow SchottiFche; Saratoga Schottische, &c
SoHgs.-The grave of Lilly Dale: love tho snow:
Mary tore; Melodies of home; Days Of childhood;
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take me home
to die, &c.
E1- Hammonds Castor Oil Pomade, an article
highly recommended for beautifying and aiding the
growth of the hair. Price % cents jar ALSO Just
received at Winners
stationery and Music Store, 9th street.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Nov. 4, l P. M.@Sales
to-day of 10000 barrels of flour at 81 %
to 81 81 cts. for Southern. State brands,
s.. Wheat advanced-white Michigan
and Genesee 81 II cts.-40,000 bushels
sold. Corn II cts. Stocks firm. Cotton
unchanged.
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BY J. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

." %
I EASE, STOCK, FURNITURE. AND FIXTURES
~ OF THE "VERANDAH" RESTAURANT at
Auction.-0n SATURDAY afternoon, November 5th
at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell the unex-
pred Lease Stock Furniture, &c, of that well know
Restaurant, called the 'Verandah," situated the
Avenue between 9Th and 10th sts.
The house is supplied with a good assortment of
choice Liquors, Excellent Bar Fixtures, Cooking
Range, Copper Cooking Utensils, and every conye-
nience for FIST rate Restaurant.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in monthly In
stalments $685. satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest.
The premises may be examined by calling upon
the Auctioneer. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
nov dts Auctionper.
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING STORE

~ G. FORD has just received the following de-
i d. scriptions of LEATHER, to which he invites
the inspection of the trade:
250 sides of prime Spanish Sole Leather
20 dozen Phila Calf Skins
do do Kipps
Al do French Calf Skins, of best makers
20 do Patent Calf Skins, Il. & A. K, D. C..
so do Morocco Skins
Io sides Harness and Bride Leather
Shoe Skirtings and Slaughter Leather
large assortment Of French and English Last
ings, black and colored
Gallons aud Laccs to match
Boot Trees, Lasts, and Solze Kit
All of which will be sold on most reasonable terms
TH0S. G. FORD,
9Th street, near the Patent Office.
NOV
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Fire at Akron. Ohio

CLEVELAND, Nov. "A fire occurred
last night at Akron, Ohio, which con-
sumed the Etna Flour Mills of Rawson,
Noble & Co., the Planning Mills of S. H.
Dix d Co., and the Foundry of j. r. Ford,
and several other buildings. The loss is
heavy. The Etna Mills were fully in
surcd and the others partially.
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g. FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
III: ing finished, the northeast corner of It'll st.
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
Inc hrst floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, Of marble, it'll vaelts, &c, and two
stores on 9TH street. The basement il constructed
10 embrace all The modern cOnvcniences for a Res
taurant. III cOnnexion with Kitchen and vaults for
COAL oysters, provisions, &c The restaurant com
muniCates both from in and out doors with the re-
cond story, which il composed of four rooms, COM
municdting through ample folding doors for the &C
coinnpdaon OF either large small private parties.
Should the second story not be taken in connexiun
with III" restaurant the will he rented for of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the building, and is well adapted for u
CONNEXIONS biliard-room for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing ami Is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory and if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room Gas and water and all the
mo FERN improvements have been introduced on
each floor Of this building and its position, situated
in the very heart of the most business portion of
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or ad ireSs
S. BARNEY.
street, between eth and 9TH SITS, Washington.
E"n IL --cptf-
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Tist to the Nev fnfrmary.- On "Wednesday, the
Secretary Of the Interior, visited the Washington
Infirmary, now nearly finished, accompanied by
Professors Tyler and Miller, who conducted the
Hon. Secretary over the premises and explained the
order anu arrangements OF the institution. Water
and gas are to be introduced, the house well venii
lated, and every improvement made that the sugges-
tons of high professional ability discover IL be
useful and beneficial. Mr. McCIcland expressed
himself highly pleased with the accommodations so
amply 10 he furnished to the afflicted according TO
the plans and present progress of the building. 1t
will take some months yet to fully complete the
work.
Circuit Court.-Ths tribunal is still engaged with
chancery business, much OF which lad accunlu-
lated, and is hoped and expected will get through
with the docket this week, as TO begin the jury
trials on Monday To which day they have been post
Poned.
More Blocks Rcccired.-The block of marble from
Rome, and that from Mount VeSuvius, the latter in
scribed ''Wm. Teriil, Geo. - intended for the Wash
ngton Monument, have been received.
Plan for the Ne,o Centre M0ket.-The committee
of Councils have agreed upon the plan of Mr. w
H. Ranett, of New York, for the new Centre Mar
ket House. 1t has to be recommended by the Mayor
and approved by the Councils before adoption finally
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ca The Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguereotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition ut which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stitute. If you want your likeness taken, 90 to
WHIrEHUEs1s. He makes lkenesses. not characters,
at his gallery between Four-and half and 9th street
PennsylYana avpntle.
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S25 000 WORTH of New Goods, embrac-
PCOsOOO ing every style Of Fashionable
forelsn and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will be
sold at very reduced prices, for cash Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock, which Is now very comp etc. as we know We
can offer the very best Inducements
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street.
&C TT. Union lml
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SHAWLS
WE have now in store the following Shawls.
w which We knew j, the best stock in the Dis
trict
a. Waterloo Lorg ShawlS
so Bay State Mills Long ShawIs
SO Waterlett Long Shawls
$50 All-wool Square Shawls
IS White and colored Grape shswls
81 Cashmere Shawls
40 Long and Square Brocha Shawls
80 Various styles Of Mourning Shawls
To the whole Of which invite the particular at
ten.ion Of purchasers.
YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Pa. avenue and eth street.
&C If Union i'm
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4, IL M.-Before the
arrival of the steamers news, -four sold
at 1918 per bbl.; afterwards 1t was held
at 800. Wheat before the news was
two cents higher than yesterday, after
the news still higher Corn unchanged.
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BLANKETS, QUILTS, sc

BLANKETS, QUILTS, sc.
NIE have now in Store
w Zoo pairs Blankets Of all grades
$50 Marseilles and AlleDdale Quilts
800 pairs bleached and brown cotton Shestings
10 do linen Sheetings
80 do pillow slip Cotton
100 dozen damask Napkins
300 do Towels, all grades
20 pairs Table Damask
With large and general stock of house furnish
ing Dry Goods, in all of which defy competition.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and It'll street.
&C If Union 1nl
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Dy UlNNE n q SCUTT1 AuCttOn teFs.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY at
i Auction.-0n FRIDAY, the 4th instant we ehall
sell, in front of the premises, at O'Clock D. M Lots
Nos. %, a. and %, in Jones' subdivision of Square
No. obs each having front of Is feet on south NJ
street, near the corner of AZ street west.
built for soap factory. but could be easily con-
verted into dwellings Lot No. % is improved with
twostory frame house, new. Lot No. 81 il vacant,
but all unde- good fence.
Terms cash sale positive.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
NV I'd Auctioneers
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EMBROIDERiES,& sc.
NE take Pleasure in calling the attention eff the
w Ladies to the following:
% dozen Clear Lawn Handk'fs
Is do Embroidered do
II do Hem-stitched do
10 do Chemisetts
10 do Flowing Sleeves
10 do ialffowing Sleeves
10 do Banded do
do Cambria Banded Collars
do Book do
10 do Pulled do
10 do Swiss Musquetier Collars
600 yards Swiss Edge and Inserting
900 do Gamble do do
$50 Cambria 8Ed Swiss Bands
IS Very handsome Embroidered Skirts
We wish the ladies to give particular attention to
the above, as we know them to be very cheap and
desirable. VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 7th street
oc TT Union lml
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

COTNtT q 4f ana STrtetS
I BEG leave to call the attention Of housekecpers
L and the public generally to my select stock of
Fresh Grcccri,s, consisting in part of-Superior
Green Teas; Oolcng Black Tea, very fine, only SOC
loaf, crushed, and Brown Sugars; Java. Rio, and
pure ground Coffee Picked Walnut, OIions Cher
kns, Cucumber Pickles, 62l cts. hundred; Toma-
to Catsup; Honey; Figs; Almonds; Bird Seed Cur
rants: Cranberries; Cream Cheese; Goldfish; Cam
phene, ETHEREAL, and Sperm Oil; with variety of
articles, all as low as can be had in the city.
Goods delivered free of charge.
JAMES A. n. JIRDINSTON
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n Candle subscriber arails him.

R6Ar CAND.-Th. subscriber avails him
u self of this opportunity 10 return his CRATE
full acknowledgements to his friends and
- the public generally fer the very liberal Pc
troDage they have been pleased to extend to him,
and hopes he may merit a continuance of the same
Having just received his Fall and Winter stock of
BOOTS and SHOES from the most approved shoe
manufactures in the United States, and having pur
chased his whole stock for cash. he is enabled to Of
fer inducements to purchasers not 10 be found else
where.
His stock comprises every description OF Ladies',
Misses, and chidren's CATERS, BOOTS, and
SHOES. Also, an extensive assortment Of Gentle
mems fine BOOTS, CATERS, and Calfskin SHOES
of every variety.
He would call the particular attention Of the far
mers to his wellselccted stock Of servants wear,
consisting Of BOOTS and SHOES Of every deecrip-
ton, at prices which cannot fail to give satisfrc-
ton.
Always on hand, Q large assortment Of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and sATCHELS.
D.R. WALL,
Louisiana avenue, between It'll and 9Th sts.,
o. le-W&Slm. next to new Central Stores.
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BRICKS. BRICKS

DOVER OF THE POPE in the Middle
Il Ages: Kate Gearev, or Irish Life in London:
Justo Ccondono, Prince IF Japan; Legends from the
French. Of j. Cou de Plaucy; Cottage Conversa-
lions; the celebrated Clifton Tracts. vols; all the
Standard Catholic Publications. with large as-ort-
ment Of autiful Catholic Books suitable for pres
ents Bibles and Prayer Boohs, in various styles of
binding, snd very cheap, for at the Catholic
Bookstore of WA. KENNEDY
9TH St, between and IL.
Just notwithstanding Pienarum Totius Amer.
lee Seplentrionalis FTdsrate. Baltimore Habitum
AtlnO Ioo. iI--cn.t-
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CRATES, CRATES

I'M ED, Proprietors of the
different Hotels in Washington, are compelled
to adyaEce in their prices for Board to TWO DOL.
AIRS AND FIFTY CENTS per day also, SEVEN
d JlLARS per week for ..eals ON and after the LIST
Of November next.
NJ. A. DEXTER, National Hotel.
y. =. VI. BROWN, Browns Hotel.
IL. A. WILLARD, Wizards Hotel.
DANIEL d. FRENCH, Irving House.
X. Ii. HACKNEY, U. S. Hotel.
W. GADSBY, Gadsly's Hotel.
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*See advertisement.

~ Joe ShilIington receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS fast published He
Is agent FIR Harpers and all the other Magazines,
and Our readers Will always find large and good
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odcon Building, of ~ street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10