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re PALPITArIoN OF TIE HEART, NERVOUS DIsr,sFs,
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Costiveness
aud Piles, all relieved and cured in pm Incredible
short space of tire by Carriers spanish Mixture, the
great tonic anG purifier of the blcot. 1t contains
not particle OF Mercury, Opium, any noxious
drug is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than FIVE hundred cases of disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates.
few of which may be found in another column, and
all of which detailed in full around the hottte.
1t is the grC Attest of all Spring and Fall Medicines,
and possesses an influence over the blood truly
narkable.
%x&See advertisement
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SCHIEDAM SCHNApps

Isl received large supply Of the above superb
~ or medicated cordial. This PREPARATION is ailrni
rtby adapted to alldisea arising from an imperfect
distribution Of the blood. Indigestion General d.
Dily. anu Sueh diseases which are consequent upon
secretness and establishes healthy equilibrium in
tn" whole arterial system.
To be had wholesale or retail. at SCIiWARTZ,S
drug store next TO u s. Hotel and ID door east from
Sd stree, Pa. avenue.
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BY Il. n. sTRATTOk. Auction.er

BY T.. n. STRATTOk, Auctfoneer.
VALUABLE LOT NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE
' for Sale.-0n THURSDAY afternoon, Novem-
ber 18th, 1855. at AZ O'clock, on the Premises,
shall sell Lot No. Is. ia Square No. us. between
l4th and 18th streets west, fronting - feet inches
Oh street north running back 142 feet inches TO
80 feet alley, and having also side alley of i
feet the whole depth of the Lot, which contains
about 6,07l square feet.
Terms: Oue-third cash; balance in six aud
twelve months the purchaser to give notes bearing
interest from day of sale for the deerr ed payments
deed given and deed of trust taken. All convey
sncss at the cost of the purchaser.
nov l4-dts
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h'e'-Last night, the Seventh Ward was di,
'ufeed by row that appeared To grow on, of a dis
eu>slon about Natiylsm. Mr.. George Evans was
badly beaten, and hi face dresdfulIy cut The Off
GERS succeeded in sue>ting, after a hard fight. Jno
SEXTON, Jno Ranlan, and James Cronin, who wer,
.cnt To- Jail 10 an examination. when NJ, Evan.
hall be able TO TESTIFY.
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ADY LEES w1DOWHOOD. from

IL Blackwood's Magazine.
Lives of the Queens of England, by the author of
Amy Lawrence aud Stanfeld HALL
Counters OF Arnheim; or, Master Tmothy's Book
Case, by Reynolds
Ecl' etc Magazine of Foreign Literature for No
vembcr.
The illustrated Record of the Crystal Palace Ex
bibi'ion.
The Naval Officer, by Lieut. Murray.
Flag of the Union, Ned Buntne'S Own, and Uncle
Sam for this week.
Everything in the Book, Stationery, and Cheap
Publication line for sale at
JOE SHILIINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. u I st. and Pa avenue,
nov ID Odeon Building.
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Ihe TerpachorcGrs-This troupe of EXCELLENT per-
i'Fmers opened TO very good audience at odd Eel
lows Hall, last evening, ard We're well received
Inc music and dancing could not have been better
Performed, while Lands, With his comicaliies, kept
the entire audience in good humor. Ifyou with to
'lenI an evening pleasantly so to Odd FeIows'
Hall.
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F+N YAAN Is doing wonders, hut his changes are
not as sudden a. those produced on the grew head.
and grey boards, throughout the country by GIL
MANS HAIR DYE - N
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no r. "a l. E-Or exchange for property in
l. Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, a
very desirable tract of land containing liz acres ~
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about y miles west
OF GEORGETOWN and miles fl ON the centre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by W. A Brad
ley, Esq. More than one half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is a most
healthy place, and may be made beautiful Summer
residence, afortliug fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, or profitable market and dairy farm.
The soil and situation well adapted to the growth
OF the vine and all kinds of fruit Apply at this of
fee for further information. nny lift.
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as- The inimitable THOMPSON is daily encal

Rf- The inimitable THOMPSON is daily engaged
in tsking those wonderful STEREOSC0PE TOR
TRAITS, which are winning for him such an envia-
bic reputation. THOMPSON has many initators
but his pictures are ahead Of all rivalry II the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
of perfection, brilliant but uufading, let them try
THOMPSON His pictures, MS Pope said of his
friends. Will bloom in their coors for thouss nd
years." His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue,
between a. and 9th streets. Try him.
noyll-tf
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Fall Of the Chinese Empire.

New YORK, Nov. l5.-A letter from
DIR. Parker, Secretary of the American
Legation at Canton, states that the En-
perez of China had fed to Tartary. and
that the rebels were within six DAYS
march of Pekin. The fifth brother Of the
Emperor was left in charge of the En-
pire.
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B,Hero'eHt !Seie-y Jsetinq-The Ladies. Union
Benevolent and Employment Society hold their fif
tenth anniversary meeting in the Fir,t prpShyte-
nan Church. on AZ street, Friday evening" to which
the attention of the benevolent is directed
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III Seton 81 Eiscfmc,'t- Seufe1lc rs. Sferc,sor-
Jury r'al OH this case, at the corner Of 9th and
sueet- attracted crswd around the d,or for some
hours yesterday AFTERNOON The justices presiding
were Messrs- Goddard and Morsell. Bradley for
plantiff, and Morgan ard Darlington tor defendant.
Verdict for plaintiff.
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8f- The Maryland Institute, have aw srded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his Superior Daguereotyr-s
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition Mt which be
he has received the highest award given Ey this In
stitute. If you want your likeness taken, 20 10
WH1EHuRsTs. He makes liEcnesSeS, not characters
at his gallery between Fourand half and 9th street
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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Andrt ruth Sling SL0,-We learn that on Mon
I' e'"rnE, the 18th instant, A. Lewis Patton. the
n''her at the Irving Hotel. was on hi. way home,
- vas approached hy three roEdiPs, knocked down
''"ns|'hoi, and but for the timely 81 of the
~, hVins in that vicinity, would have heen
80 lbs outrage was perpetratsd about Line
y the corner Of "a street and Missouri ave
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ka:i Proprctols of Park Hotel the well known re-
sort of the public, on eth street at the intersection
of the plank road, offer for sale the good will ard
fixtures with lease Of the establishment for eighteen
months. 1t contains Bowling Saloon, Shooting Gal
ery, Dancing Saloon, StabliRg for 20 or so horses
with shedding, making complete house of the kind
1t is also surrounded by beautiful grove and has
ten sores of land attached 1t will be sold on rca-
sonabe terms if appli alton be Immediately made a.
the proprieors about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON j BRO.
nov 11-2ws- or the ,ranses
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BY S. MCCORMICK. Alex,ndrta.

by ,. a WCCOftMIC AIeX Nndrfa.
AJAX WOOD, DC, at Auction-Will be sold at pub
~ lie auction, on SATURDAY morning next the
18th Instant at ii o'clock, on MessrS Shinn Sons
Wharf
2i6 cords first quality Oak Wood, belonging to the
United States Government, and now living on
the wharf at Fort Washington. The wood to
be measured as it now lies upon the wharf
Also, l Horse and one BalEe, with oars, both of
which may b, oHshe day Of sale
Terms cash. Sd. MCCORMICK,
nov ll-dts Auctjope.r
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To Pastors on Thanksgiving Dey.-The Directors
fthe National Washington Monument have adopted
aresoution requesting the various pastors TO make
collection for the Monument, Thanksgiving
Day
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10 For HATS or CAPS call ut HENDLEY'S ad-
joining U. s. Hotel where can be found a large
assortment of Hats, Caps, and Gentlcmens Furnish
ing Goods For gracefulness, durability and cheap
ness, IIendley's Hats cannot b. surpassed
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Hdteh Rettrns.-Thomas Jones, disorderly; fine
and costs Peter Iiutchins, do. Mary Cameron
alias Baker.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EyrYrye Star
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 16. l2t P. M.-Bread-
stulfs arc firmer. Flour-Howard street
and City Mills, 1915. Wheat advanced
Sl.50 Sl.56; red, Sl.44 a
Sl.4e-l2,0OO bushels sold. Corn. white.
re. 74c.-yellow, Tic. a 73c.-6. 600
bushels sold. No change in other arti-
cles.
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WIZARDS HOTEL.

FIfHE above named ablishmen Mt will be reopened
i for the reception Of guests on Thursday Novem-
Der ith Since the closing in June last, the house
has been completely renovated, enlarged, improved
in ventilation warming &c, and many improvements
added requisite to the comfort of its guests
With practical knowledge of hotel keeping and
personal attention to the business the undersigned
hopes to merit a share of the public patronage 80
literally extended heretofore
II. A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov, ,, 1853
nOy4-dTm-
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- FIFTY DO Il l. r. will he paid
G, a FOR the recovery of old-fashioned Gold
WATCH, CHAIN, and SEAL, lost in Wash
iugtou, or about the 10th OF October. The watch
was mad by Richard Bayley, London, No. 1885, the
seal topaz engraved with a cost Of arms.
The above reward will be paid and NO questions
asked by delivery to J. W. MANKIN, nearly oppo-
site Union Hotel, Georgetown.
nov 5-2w- JOHN TAYLOE.
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The Martha WASHINGTON Case

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE jury in the
Martha Washington conspiracy case. at
Columbus, brought in verdict, to-day.
of :" not guilty" as to all the defendants.
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EO X * + N Il Furnished unfurnished
Il ROOMS. with or without boarding, can be Oh
tainel in private family by early application
Reference as TO respectahity will he required In
quire at L. B. Browns Store, corner ot eth and /
streets 4-tctf-
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nor RENT-A large two-story brick HOUSE,
Il with brick stable and out houses, and large
yard on the corner OF 18th street and Maryland
nue.. Apply to Mrs CHESIIlN, at Dr. Piper's cor
ner Of 9th and G streets nov li-eo3t*
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,JR. LEWIS DOUGLASS.

NJ II. LEWIS DOUGLASS, Riding Mas.
INl ter and Veterinary Surgeon, has the honor of
announcing to the citizens OF Washington that he
mas arrived and will attend to any orders sent to
him. Several fine trained thorough.breds for sale.
Also, ladies and gentlemenrs horses for hire Les
sons given on the Road, as also la hame Ecale
taught. Terms moderate. The highest references
can be given Office on st., between 18th and 18th.
nov 1l-1ws- ~
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~ Joe ShtlItngton

H4- Joe ShtllingtOn receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast published. lie
is agent for Harper's ard all the other Magazines
and our readers will always fri large and good As
sortnent of Blank Books Stationery at his Book
store Odeon Building, corner Of u street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 70
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Marriage IN Chrnoh-An immense congregation
assembled IN the Presbyterian church on 9TH street
last evening, TO witness celebration OF the mar
rage ceremony. The ceremony was performed nv
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Carothers, in very impressive
manner, and the happy pair, after receiving the con
.raiuaions of their friends present, left for home
There wds a similar Interesting ceremony at ST
Paui'- English Lutheran Church; the Rev J. G..
Butler officiating
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL,
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
N A TIONAL GREYS

T,HE NATIONAL GREYS take pleasure in an
i pouncing to their fricuds and.the public gene
rally that their fifth Annual BALL will be given at
Jackson Hail. On MONDAY, the 2ist instant.
They have engaged Capt. Prosperi's celebrated mil
tary and Cotlon Band, who will open the ball with
an original ouickstrp, composed expressly for the
National Gre, s and the occasion, and the Company
pledge Themselves that they will spare no pains to
make this tie Ball of the season.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Francis Holden.
Lieut. James Sutton. Lieut. WALES,
Sergeant Peter Egan, James Stone,
Samuel Sloan, r G Shekell,
John G. Dudley.
Managers on tine part Of the Company
Surgeon J Riley, W Grant,
Quar- Flaherty, Isaac Grey,
Ensign Boyd, Robt Grimes,
Sergeant Boyce, Henry Hoffman,
SergtJ Buckingham, Harbook,
Corn A Tate. &c Tardella
Corp Frye, FJohnson,
Corp Schadd, Kirk,
John Bathem, Lowe,
John Brown, Merryman,
Isaac Bartlett, TT Mcguire,
VIM Bryan, Jno 0Nesl.
JAS Baird, Keplar Philips,
Jno Peck, Arthur Humphrey,
" W Bean, IF Purcell,
Jno T. Bradley, Richard Staples,
RenJ Burns, Casper Shafer,
A Davis. Jas EermiIlon
Jno fitzhugh, Patrick Wilson,
German.
Managers on tie part Of 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 Schwartzm8n, Capt Smith,
Capt Peck, Capt Key,
Captain TAFT.
Managers on the part Of the Cff,x.ps
Hon .Ino W Maury, David Hepburn,
Hon w W Scaton, EN- Chaplin,
Hon Walter Lenox, J r Bailey,
Jonah Hoover, Jno Mcguire
Richard "aliacb, VIM Fitzpatrick, jr,
Thos DonohoO, Jno ,een,
VIM Cooper, Jno Sergeant.
Jno Towers, REDoyle
Samuel Douglass, Jas Gordon,
Geo Hinton, McNerhany,
c W Huntington, Jos Davis,
Bayly, Benz Sheckell,
Nj RMohun, Clarke,
Samuel Bacon, Jas II Sheckell.
The Ball will he opened at o'clock
Floor managers will be designated by a red and
white rosette. Managers the part of the Military
by a scarlet rosette Managers on the part of tht
Citizens by white rosette which will be furnished
to them at the door, and on the part of tie Compa
ny by their uniform.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS to be had at the usua
places and at the door on the evening of the bail
Ladies who may bot receive invitations will pleas,
send their names TO T. F. Mcguire, Pa avenue, peal
~. street. nov 10-tb-
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n + A n It's & Children's Hats and
i Caps Of all styles, co'ors, and qualti Also,
misses Flats of fur and felt white, black, and drab
new and large assortment Just received at
CHAS. III. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Estab-
lishment Pa. avenue, near 4 street.
nov 11-d6t-
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
ANDS0ME TWO-ST0RY FRAME HOUSE and
IL Lot at Auction.-0n WEDNESDAY, the 10th
instant. we shall sell, in front of the premises, at
o'clock p M. it being p TT Lot No 4, in Square No
424. having front On S;h street west, between N
and n streets ncrth, II of inches, running back
to a Wide alley. with L Improvements, which are
good and nearly new tgo-stery frame House, con-
tanning six good and conveniently arranged rooms
kitchen, and out houses.
Terms: One half cash balance in six and twelve
months, the purchaser give notes for the deferred
payments bearing intert< st from day of sale deed
given and deed of trust taken.
Title irdiSputable. GREEN & SCOTT,
nov l5-2t Aucticneers
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Collectors Office, Now, 1853.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-CAYBRS.-No-
tice is hereby given to all persons who are In.
debted to the Corporation account for taxes for
the year Of 1853, Of whatever description, that
less the same be paid or before the 3lst day Of
December next ensuing, it will be the duty of the
undersigned to enforce the collection by advertise
ment sale OF property according to law.
r. ]. ROCHE,
nov e-sotd Collector.
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BY Z. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer
Q0n LOTS OF Dry GOODS at Auction, without
wv reserve. To close accounts for cash, In bank.
able funds.-0n TUESDAY morning, November
18Th, at 10 O'clock at my Auction room. shall sell
general assortment Of Dry Goods and Embroidcr.
les, to close Sundry accounts. We nan in part
Superior Irish Linen. Bleached and Brown Muslin
Delanes Cashmere. Mousseines
Black and colorcd Brccade and plain Dress Silks
Brown Linen Table Cloths
Canton FiannclS, satiu Vestings
Spool Cotton. Corded skirts
Cloakipgs, Driilings. Hosiery, and Gloves
l2O pieces super Gentlemen's Handk'fs.
EMBR0IDERIES.
Handkfs, Undersieeves, Collars, Cpffs, Capes
Superior LEen aid Lace Handkcrchiefs, &C.
Sale positive. e. STRATTON,
nov lt-V Auctoncer.
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LNOR eALE-Two fiue HORSES, at Mr.. Cow
Il ling Stable. On G, between 18th and 18th SITS
They belong to private gentleman, and are offered
for sale only because he contempates leaving for the
country.
Mr.. Cowling will show them and state the price.
nov 12-tf
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NJ A n AG ERS.

NJ NAG ERS:
On the part IF the Field md .gof.
NJ Ma3; ;a Gen b " " I Jones, Col: W Hickey
Maj. c S wallach Msj T. Donoho
Maj. r. Keyworth Mai p Bacon
Quart McCollum Adjt L. j Middleton
Surgeon j Morgan Asst. Surgeon j Grymes
On the part IF the Light b.tnntry.
Capt Darlington, Lieut. VIM II Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. J Tucker,
Ignatius f. Mudd.
On the part IF the National Greys.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
LIEUT. Sutton, Lieut. C Wales.
Peter Egsn.
On the part Of the Walker .3arpshooters.
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. McCollum,
Lieut. Brkhead, Lieut. II Goddard,
On the part Of the Boone R,aemen
Capt L NJ Bright, Lieut. Ctterback jr,
Lieut. II Ober, Lieut. NJ Sapderson
George Miller.
On he part Of the Gsrn,an I5ogers
capt Schwurtzman, Lieut. W Petersen,
- Cophenstine
On tie port Of tie Montgomery Guards.
Capt Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. " feeny, Lieut. Keleher,
James Maher.
On he part Of the Presidents Mounted Guard.
Capt Peck. Lieut. Clark Mills
Lieut. } Baden, Lieut. Pettibone,
John Finch.
On the part IF the National Guard.
Capt J TAFT, Lieut. J Ii Bird.
Lieut. Humphrey, Lieut. Allen,
James johnson.
On the part Of the Chi,cns
WAFER Water hsncH G Hss3R CLARK
Col W W Seaton, X Hunt, Cagett
A White, McCausland, III Loudon,
W BOteler, p Pepper, CIR Byrpe
D Wallech, Wall, CIV Cochran.
IL Bradley, John Coyie, r Laskev,
Hoover, W Carter, SH Hill,
W Boteler, b French, Brintnall
j NJ Carlisle, q W Fhilirs w II Hons
NJ Brown, NV Calt ! SbacL.Ile
: Morgan, Corcoran, Jonah Hoover,
Tate. Joe shillington, Kirkwood,
d Radcliffe, Cryer, Calvert
> >, L: Iowers, Ii Winter, + d Willard,
n Maiach, Linton, NJ A baxter
Riley, Burns, VIM. Il. Butt
Josiah Bsily, Edward Hall.
on The part Of the Cbntinen'a, Guards.
Capt smith, Lieut. W Tucker,
lieut. IL Marccron, Ensign W Horrer,
surgeon Iravers. Quar- u B Clark.
P1oneer Wright, Sergeant Knight
Sersfan. Lorche, Sergeant W Walker,
sergeant ) Ford, Undermine,
Knight, " Tucker
= angel a W EChamberlain,
I IL Walker, j ii Moore,
\ Jones, J ii Glider,
mott. j. Anderson,
y Whitmore, S II Donaldson,
Softer II CobiII
Dowdep, Green,
Magway, Say.
ii D Gunnell, T stone
BALL. John OFlaherty.
Programmes will be furnished the ladies hv tn.
moor managers upon their entrance into the Saloon
uentemen wishing invitations for ladies are request
ed to leave the ladies' names with the csnton Of III
company. - "
Tickets TWO Notwithstanding a gentleman
and ladies' to he had ut the principal Hotels Musir
and a pru % Stores OF me members of the Company
So The floor managers viii be designated h,
"hue scarfs.' The Committee Of Arrangements nv
"blue rcsettes." nov a ~
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CARD.

CARD.
MIR. W. EVELYN WILLIAMS .4ua1uensis Cbo,,-
W st, CDn!poscr, R,porer, C5ilector and General
Agcnt ONCE ON street, between 9th and 7th next
door 10 Mcssrs Ialcns' hardware warehouse
NJ w offers h!s services TO his fellow citizens in
the above named business. Writing of ell de.crip-
tons neatly executed, and with dispatch. Letters
upon any subject, Addresses, Communications Ad
VtrtlSement'' Niain or fancy.) Obituary Notices
either IN proc OF verse composed AMI written ut the
shortest possible notice, 10 Insure satisfaction.
Accounts place.! IN his hands for collection will lie
faithfully and immediately attended to-
He respectfully s"ici's the patronage of all who
may reqEire anything perfected In lis line.
Persons wishing epistles composed AMI written of
aPecm't nature involving the happiness of parties.
would do We'll to give him II call ALL BUSINESS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Office hurs A. NJ to sunset
nov l4-eotDecl
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E'OR RENT-A Store and Cellar on the corner of
l. Sd street and Massachusetts avenue, suitable
for grocery, in highly improving part of the city
oelng hTst rate stand for business For particulars
inquire on the premises. nov l4-2N&
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The Late Charles King, who died on the night be-
iore last from injuries received Saturday last bv
explosion of the steam boiler at the Washington
Navy Yard, was in the 18th year OF his age He was
much beloved 10y all who knew him. The numerou.
circle Of friends and acquaintance Of his parents.
VIZ and Mrs. Martin King, condole with them in
lhtlr sad bereavement and afflictom.
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SIENNA FIGS.

4 agreeable, safe, and efectual remedy for con-
n stipation ofthe bowels, nervous or sick head
ache, produced by state Of habitual costiveness,
&c. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
VIII. GILMAN, Druggist,
Cor. Pa. avenue and Il street
Sold in Georgetown by J. L. KIDWELL
nov 5-6tH-
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Farm Tor hent.-Notley ball, valua-
bic Market and Dairy Farm, opposite Alexandria,
Va will be rented from the LIST of January next 1t
contains 800 acres well improved land, commodi-
Gus brick dwelling house, and all suitable out
houses The distance firm Alexandria is 30 and
from Washington market seven miles. For terms
inquire of the subscriber, street between IS and
18th streets, Washington. j. GILLISS.
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ENOR SALE.-A BLACK MARE, BUGGY AND
l. HARNESS, the mareis but years old, kind and
gentle, and well adapted to family use, also fret
rate LONDON COUNTY MICH COW. Apply at the
Metropolitan Stables, Jackson Hall Alley. or at the
Metropolitan Retecory. Pa aTepue. next to jackson
HALL nov i-:it eos
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AUCTION SALES.

By Z. N. STRATToN Auctioceer
On BARRELS APPLES at Auction.-0n THURS
oO DAY morning, Nov 18th, at 10 O'Clock, ehall
sell without reserve for CASH
50 barrels Wine Sop Apples
E. n STRATT0N,
nov16-1t Auctioneer