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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-25
BY }. c. mcGCIRE, Auc,ione.r.

CUPEEIOR ROSEWOOD GRAND FIANO. MAG
- NIFICENT MANTEL MIRRORS. FURNITURE.
FRENCH AND INDIA CHINA. EBEIAST CUR
TAiNS. &r.--,rn THURSDAY morning. October D.
at 10 o'clock shall sell at the residence Of pr. Tbos
Harris. : Navy. in Caroline Terrace. street be
tween 18th and Iith streets:
Splendid Rn rwcod octave Grand Piano, made TO
order by f. y. Sch RI, Phile.
Very large and magnificent French plate Mantc
Mirrors. Tier Glnsses
Pair Of gilt handsliers with cut glass Drops suit
abe for gas candles
Suits 81 elegant crimton Goth Curtains lined with
white silk. wi h heavy Falls and bringing,
made for lGr ge double windows
Frrrch Mante Lamps. Mant. Ornaments
SaSony, Thrs"-p'y and IngTain Carpets
Olrlcth. tair Carpets. Rods and Eyes
Marble. Marble top and Mahogany Centre TshIes
Solid mahogany Extension Table, about thirty feet
long
Mahogany French and high past Bedsteads
DC WartlI ntr"s, Washs'and Commcdes
DO H,ir srrir ,,seat Sofas. Lounges
r. Arm and Iarlor Chairs. Font Tables
10 Bureaus, Nasbstands. Toilet Sets
Fest CURED hair Mattresses, BEDDING
Window Shades, Chintz Curtains
Gold baud French China Dinner Set
ii.t,ia China Din:er Set, Tea and Coffee Sets
FINGER Bowls. TumhIe,s Wines. Golets
ham, Wa:ar Bottles and De ant.rs
fi:y'r plated Casters, Table Cutlery
E"'ri.. r. tor. 7 IN sati.
iva Fire GRATIS iot Word and Coal
Together with lie usual assoi t.nent of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms $50 and under cash: that sum a rroi-
II "f 'wn az! four months, fer notoS Satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JC MCGUIRE,
~ id Aurtionecr.
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Rs- There i. no bet or tins than the present tn
purchase your supplies of Evil and Winter clothing
]" those in vast of SUPERIOR or low-rricerl apparel
we would urge the prudence al yi.itiur the popular
establishment known NOAH WALEEE'S MAR
BbE HALL CLOTHING EMPDRlUH, Browns build
ing. where they can b. suited WITH every variety and
style of clothing. Their baaUtil and well e.4rcted
stock. consist in part or fn. black and fancy co'orr
cloth frock. sack and dress superior plain and
iaDcy cassi ITrre business frccks and sacks: rich
taimaS. raefats snd sack oycrroats; with the lr {
selection of fine black dorshin apd fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks. s,.tin, cashmere and plush
vests. An. shirts. collars. drawers socks cravats
handkeTc'iet'. sMSlen'"rs. gloves under, hirt= &c
All of which they will sell lower than any Other
house in this any other city. We would also rail
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment,
Of Boys Clothing. large supply OF servants wear
always or hand.
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Snow Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-We have to-
day decidedly unreasonable and disagree
able weather. Early this morning it COM
menccd to rain, which subsequently
changed to snow, mingled with rain and
hail, melting as it fell, except Oh the roofs
of houses, which were covered TO the
depth of nearly an inch. We have now
an almost freezing atmosphere, and alto
gcther the most disagreeable weather [
have ever seen at this season of the year.
The trees on Chestnut and other streets
and in the public square, though some Of
them partially green. are bending with
snow.
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List Of Arrivals at the PriueiTal Hotels.

Rcfioncl Iiofef.-R Carmsn * lady. ~; r Rp,c
Va; J II Hamilton, Ga; Can't l. NJ s.ct lev XIV !
Slnnrc Trhni J l. FnxwrIi, Nd; Edwin Robinson
h family, Va Miss Robertson Pa; w = I,acr, Va
l'r T Price, MIDI DR. 4 MITCHELL do; V & Bak,r
lady. Dunkirk; john Sntiti dn w Whjpttic
Mich; Kahn, NY; A q Perry do; J Powers Sid
Or J = Chapman, NY; Hon q I. .ickoIIs, XIV; ID 7
Van Buren,, NJ " NJ BnaI, y; w n johnston nc
+ kinrry Lady, -; NJ w I.odui X & lady do: ~,
lIard;ugc, NY; p n White & lady, do: w Parn,,ce
NY; Clement Marsh, in; Jno VI Caldwell, q: jamie.
Sullivan, Md; B Diamond, Pa.
BroTnS' Bofr,.-t} I,atiier Porto kicn Mr. Pat
t'R 4 lady, Canata; ] A !lutchkiss 4 lady, KY; A
:" Gilbert, q: he Barry. NY; i D,,rcai do; |.
White, Va; = faiie, do " Vc>cciHiS. NY; G. Col
Inns, dn; " Van Peit, Jr, & lady, Ky; L J nawI-v
Nm; 7 Phillips, Pa; Mrs HrnIpstm, Nd; Mis-.
Hardaway, do; Jno BOwes, do; NJ Druii,an. LA; J
Matthews, DO; d Anderson. Pa: john Watson do; J
W Barton, do; 7 Follicr, NY: q W Foliier d.; Mr..
Earl & attendant, 10; WIN Ran, Pa; Juo Cotton, do;
: Rohcy, do; 4 Manager, ny; 2 Wright. Va
Unite, Stcfes Hotci-M Rowland Mas; w Wal
tnrs, Ia; II Atkinson, Do; a Southern Ga; l. Tai
man, NY; J. Wynue, Miss w I.cirpr Pa; Mrs
IA Ta'lor children, Va; c G Allen. Pa; e. Green,
ga; Sawyer & lady, Va; rhnS Levi Pa; G :
Robinson lady, Ga; T Bryant, Md; + w Steven
son, do: DR. ] + r McMa-ter, do.
Gd'shg'S Hotei.-W II Ronn,e & indy, NY: r "
Hunie, sc; Miss NJ Hume. do; Miss F. Hume, do;
Miss T. c Hume. do: Mrs Morris dn; Miss PIan,yrI.
dn & Mann. NY; A CHAPMAN, Vi; Z Mcconnell
Ala; WanrGy, d.; A Drake, Sc; w South
arr, NJ: Wylic, Jr, Va; Hon 6 Barrett g. lady.
Pa; Jun Hartman. do; More MyhrInal; Sweden: II
Gallandrr. dc; G. Hammond & laiy, iii; G Srau,p~.
ct, W {; Hedges, Mass.
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VILLA AND COTTAGE LOTS

~ PTir'f' snfc ri RODHm. nj TTGfr
HAEING i'ni hat beautiful piece of rror rrtv I'D
Il Joining ihr Rclay House IN I'll. baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. surveyed and laid oiI' hv rxrcri
rErel md m;rinnt Frgt Gers and hr,hit,c;E il IS
row cfi"rci f. raj" in lots "f suitable SIZES either
Vi Ia or Cottage Residences The location s, n IS
t. make 1t the most desirable piece or property ever
offcr' for such purposes in thi vicinity It's dis
thnc' from baltimore by Turnpike is ..,ilcs--two
TO is leading from it to the City istarce by Rail
road miles. lime to Baltimore - mjnutes-Wssh
ipgton l hour-AnnpoIis ~ hours 20 passenger
trains of cars pass tn. Relay House daily going
North South. East n d Wcst-thuS affordinc unu-
Sual f,cil'cs to persons doing business in out of
the City of Hatimorp.
Its ,oraton is perfectly heal ny. and being eeva-
ted from Joe 20 80 feet above It'd. wst.r il com
mands q most extensive and beautiful view of the
surrounding country for miles. From il can be seen
three counties on tie western, and on the east
ern shore of this State the ratsrco River and ChrS
apcakc Bay.
large portion OF the property i covered with fer.
est and orn"mj atal t-p' presenting many picur-
esue and commanding rites for Cottages Upn
the property IL m extensive orchard nf choi fruit
and several spring: OF pure water Water can AL
so he elevate" on the property FROM the raar.cn ut
very small cost, sufficient to supply hundreds of
fami Lies.
At the Relay House is post Office vi ere daily
mails are received In view of the property. and
within ~ mnrt"s walk Churthcs Of diff rrrt re-
it-i"uS denominations. and within - miles arp tw"
large female academies. Mount Gp Sales and IncIc
side. and st. Tin,cthy's college
The properly will he sold Its Of such Sizes ~
to suit purchasers, VARYING from to fifteen acres
or NOR" ~ will sell the entire tract Of 10 acr s.
the rurclha pur' hascrs Eavirg the ,dva, tacc
of charter granted nv the Legislature of Maryland
at its last session. To improve and b'autifv the
grounds and erect dwellings and other Kind Of build
incs thereon. The dwelling upon tn. property
Is connexions. with all the necessary ont h"u-cs
rl"t may Re seen and terms made known 10y a,,-
plicati"n to III" undersigned. or 70
Mfssrs. fANoN d ANDREWS. Architects.
los Ealtmnr. S'rert
!. II. IT. CKETT,
15l Pratt str:.t. Ratimnrn
y. +. II is III contemplation to cut and grade .
road from the" Place to Bait more next year. Which
will bring it within = miles direct course.
2O-eo I'm
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aE lNvsLipS recovering from the effects Of Fever
Billions en- as. or long continued illness of any
kind, will find Carriers Tpanish MIXTURE the ONLY
remedy whirh will r vivc th"ir Dir, o,ing constit
tons, espe all had hnmorS from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and hea!thy action. and ~ its tGric
properties, restore the pnttcat Ia life and viror.
Wee only So" Try 1T. ~1eie nottIe Is worth,
all the so"nlcd Sarsal arlsR il eystsn nee. 1t con
tnins no Mercury, Opium, any obcr n"xious or
poisonous drug. and can Re given to the youngest
infant without RESTITUTION.
See Il certificates of wonderful curcs around the
bottle. More than FIVE hundred persons in the city
OF Richmond. Va. can testify to its good effects
-" See advertisement.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Anc,,ov,rr.

TlEaUrIFUL COTTAGE at Public Au-tion-on
- TILT RSDAf. the nth instant. at AZ o'clock
r. Ill on The premises. will he sold 10 the highest
bidder. that handsome trostory Frame Cottage. at
The intersection Of lSt street at and street north
near the tGp,iol. Tic house contains nine r, .oms
ari brick basement With IN - rooms. Also
bath hous- and G.i-rn. tn forcing pump at
'achc'l. and nm out nuIl.iing for stabling. &c The
p orrty front- IS feet Isl s.r,rt, and lis feet
on c street. and contains IL, 22' eat-re feet of
glourd.
This property commands IN extensive view Of the
city, Geo gr;cwn, and the surrounding roustry.
Terms on'-fourth cash; residue in equal install
mertS nj = u. and IS months. b. notes with inter
est irc day of sale, 10 be- secured 10y coed of trust
IN The TcJrrtv.
II the frrnS are nnt complied with within three
DAYS from the day # sale. lie property ni BE- re
sold at ;h" risk and -nst Of tie first rur,ha.er
Title cIcar and indspHtthe. Couyeysnc,s at the
exicnse of he purchaser.
III. C sPaLt1NG, Agent.
JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
or 2a-dtt- Aur'ionepr
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Tho Telsgrsnhic Arbitration Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-In the decision
of the Tclegraphic case on arbitration
here, in which fraud was imputed to
Amos Kendall, the referees expressly
declare it as their opinion that there has
been no actual fraud, and they award
that the Telegraph Company shall pay
the costs.
Of the pecuniary interests in dispute.
Mr.. Kendall asserts that he had offered
the Company more favorable adjust
mcnt than they procure from the award.
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TELEGRAPHC.
BIZ HUrNE'N PRINTING TELEGRRH,
EXPRESSLY FOR TIE ETENTNg ST6R.
Arriva, Q. the Isabel at Charleston. -Dreed
fui Storm at st. Thomas.

CHARLESTON, r. G., Oct. 25.-The
steamer Isabel arrived here to-day with
later news from Havana. Her news is
umimportant. The Island is quiet. A
terrible storm occurred on the southern
coast. Much damage has been done to
shipping, and many lives lost.
The steamer Conway bound to Savan-
nah from st. Thomas, put in in distress.
st. Thomas was nearly inundated. The
town of Brunswick slso nearly inundated.
Damage frightful-houses blown down,
&c, and all the wharves destroyed.
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First Sale Of New Fruit,

BosroN, Oct. 2t.-Thc first cargo of
new fruit-beins that per schooner Tri-
pens,-wa sold at auc ton, this morning.
by John Tyler. The following were the
prices paid:
Bunch Muscatal raisins. whole boxes.
1928; halves, Sis a Sl,77a; quarters.
% 96 cts. Three hundred and eighty
four boxes lemons, 81 per box. One
hundred trails hard shell almonds at
"a = cts. per Id.
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Pr''rr'p-Ycs.e.dsy afternoon, very exciting
seine occurred in the nire Of Justice bonn during
the trial Of Timothy Shagnahan the charge OF
bastaTdy. II appeared iha, he made the acquain,
OFFS young Irish girl, and by promise Of marriage
deceived and dsgraccd her. A few months .ince
Sbagnahan married another p =; on, and two weeks
since his victim gave birth 10 n child. The you,g
girl with her infant were present at ih trial. and her
misery excited the sympathy vi all present. At one
time she became excited to such degree that she
attacked Siiagaalau. and would have given him
severe c!awng, but was prevented by those present
Shagnahan gave security tina; the child would MOI
hecnne IL charge upon the Cooperation, and his
mother i'll law tUuk charge of the infant to raise il in
her family.
W Bsh7p's c"fe't"iHment.-Mr.T +. Bishop whose
name Il on every piinn i'll the country, will give
HI new scrio comic entertainment Of songs and
scenes, at Odd Fellows Hall, to commence Monday
evening next.
WGsoh Refarns A. 4. Mcrrym7n, drunk! fire
and costs. j. A. White, drunk and disordcr!y; fine
ami cost, Jamcs Byrup do; let GO on his promise
{" go to his home i'll pcnus, wanna. j. Donohou do:
Ene and costs.
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AUCTION SALES.
,x f. :. !vRI.HT. GeorxetoHxn

VAL A Ii EEAL ESTATE vt Aucticn-0n
Y FRIDAY, the :Sih instant, at oie'o.k p m
! shall eel to tie bilhtst bidder, in font 81 III
PREMISES part ~ hos IS and - old Georgetown.
and part Cf rnts IS and 76 in Beatty snd Hawkins
sdihoh 10 George'own, fronting Ga feet the north
sia of Prospect street. and 1,q fee more or less, q
hr sane wi IN 10 10 :cot ai,ey, with the Improve
ments, consisting Of a ccmor,aiie dwelling bcuse.
with sSt1nsiv. back buildings. This = very drsi
rahle rirce "f property and adjoins the handsome
prcmi,cs be onging TO X. Read. Fsl.
Ter ms ot ssin: nc-iurrIh all, the balance In 8,
Is, and - months. for pctcs hearing interest,".
I'm the cash payment bling tssdc deed will be
giteh ara n deed If irrst taken
CottcyanciTg at the eSI ense # purchaser
J.. +. WRIGHT.
NJ r0-0oi-
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Baltimore Markets &c.

BsLTIxoRE. Oct. 25th.-The demand
for Flour is falling off. Howard street
Flour, S6,25. City Mills same price, 1000
bblS. sold. White Wheat, 81 80 CTS. a
81 %. Red Wheat, 81 Is 81 80 cts
10000 bushels sold. White Corn, 6S cts.
a % c.s, 10000 bushels sold. Oats, Al
cts. A cts. .Vhi>key, 32l cts. Butter
in rolls, II a 90 cts, in kegs, Is cts.
The weather today is beautiful and
the attendance at the Cattle Show large.
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Destructive Fire

New YORK, Oct. 24.-The spacious
and magnificent Fort Hamilton House, at
Fort Hamilton, was totally destroyed by
fire last night. Only portion of the
furniture was saved. The building was
insured for S35 900. The fire was the
work of an incendlary.
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JNUKNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEGTS.-on
TUESDAY morning. cC."h-r 2i'b ~ 10 o'cI'k.
Mt tie re,i' cn,r o, H. X. Day. rs, Gu 10Th street
near the corner of l.. shall ell
Mahogany hair spring scat Sofa
Do rallor Chairs. Rock-r
Do Fr' tire TablrS. Hout do
Walnut CANE seat Chairs, otto ans
fhree-ri. and ingrnin CARROTS, 0ilcnih, Rugs
Giran olcs China Fa-es, Cock. GIasses
Mahogany Upright Desk, Irinps
ietlsteads. hair and li;isk Mattresses
Bolst, AID Pillows Crib. Hnrsaus
bite Granite Dinner ard Tpaware
Table Cutlery. Castors, Glassware
Excellent Cooking Stove md fixtures
Together with ah assortment Of Kitchen Eequi-
sites.
Terms: SO and unlar cash orrr thet fum n
credit of cr sni ~ DAYS. for notes satisfactorily In
lors'd. hearing interest J. c. MCGUIRE
oc 10 s,cticnacr
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sHhwLs.

I'VE have now In 't"-: tn" f'lowing shsvls,
w which we know is the test otocs in The Dis
trIct
IS Waterloo Iosg Shawls
50 Bay State Mills Long SlIswls
% Waierl tt l org Shawls
$50 All-woel Square Shawls
- Whit ard colored CraJe thaws
- Cashmere Shawls
10 Long and Squsre Brrs ha Shswls
60 Nsrious s.y'es IF Mourning ShaNis
To thu whole Of viii, Invite the Iarticu ar at,
teniion oi purchasers.
YERBY, TEB8S TERRY.
Corner Pa. avenue and itb street.
or 1T TJni.n In,
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By f.. n. sTnATTON, Aucttcne.r.

FIHIREE FRAME not .E;i at kuc,ion-On TUES
] DAY nf'.rnoon. October 18th, ut AZ o'cloc.
on the Irepi-rS. shall sell Let's Nos is 49, ard
south half # lot %. inSgu1rr No go. fronting on
Pierce s:v"t between 1St AMI North Capitol street
M; r"V"d by :hrt" substantial Frame IIcus, S
Ii le perfect. C"nveyances at the exi cnse Of the
purchm er.
Terms: onc-thiId cash; residue in SIX and twelve
months. satisfactorily secured, hearing interest.
r. n. STRATTON,
oc 10 eo.}t8lt- Auctioneer.
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CARPETINGS g. OIL CLOTHS.
WE have now ready for sale
w 10 pairs Ingram CARPETS
- d. Brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do ! 4 Oil Cloths, medium
IA do II d, do do
do 81 do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth. of best analitv which
will he cut to fit any diagram
With full and complete assortment OF goods for
hOufe furnishing purposes at the losest market
prices. YEhRY, TEBRS 4 YERBY
Corner PJ. avenue and eth street
oe TT Union I'm
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THE RsRRERs, STRIKE

IN prospe tive has given fresh impetus to the al
ready unprecedented sale of the venuine tai
iN-IiO RAZOkS always on hand and regularly re-
c..vod in large gu ntities st WiMERS, where will
also be found all the materials comprising q rom
rle:e shaving outfit Oravers Honey Shaving Sap
will give you the best lahering you have ever re-
ceved and ope to which the most punctilious can
submit to with rheerfulnsa. and comfort Il can al,
20 be purchased cs abnvp, at the
Stationery and Music e.oss,
90 H. ksth street..
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NsW York Markstg.

NEW YORK. October 25-I r. M.-The
flour market is dull, and prices of bread
stuifs dropping. Western and State
brands -four Sc 81: Howard street
flour IS 81 -l0,O00 bbls, White wheat
81 50 a 81 52-30,000 bushels sold
White corn IS cts.
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FACTS FOR THE LADIES.

HAVING on hand large supply of thin sole
Il CATERS, JENNY LINDS, PARODIAS,
BUSkINS. SLIPPERS, &c. would respectfully so
ilcit a call. as wish TO make room for my f, and
winter stock. The above articles will he sold low.
have also White Kid and Satin Slippe for the
balls. Having completed my arrangements for man
ufacturing all styles Of Shoes Of the best materials
am now prepared to receive Sdrrs and ill them at
short notice. MILLS'S
Cheap Cash Shoe Store.
No. 3, Washing:t Place, til street, n. ar Z.
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PIANOS. PIANOS.

WYE would spe tfally remind our friends and
w the Pu5ic that We have slw avs ON hand IN
assortment Of PIANOS from tie celebrated establish
ment of huabe. Gnrhle a Co, Of Baltimore, which
guarantee IN sell at manufacturers prices there.
by saving expense Of travel, freight, time, &C.
Terms made exceedingly moderate
JN0. y. ELLIS
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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ENBROIDERtES, sc.

EMBROIDERtES,A sc.
WE take peNsare IN oailing the attention Of the
w Lsti, II The following:
% dozen Clear Lawn Hahdk'fs
Il dc Embroidered 10
i do Hem stitched do
10 do Oh, mispt.<
10 do Flowing Sleeves
10 do IIsiffoSing Sleeves
Is do fanfeI IN
do Cambria banded Collars
10 Book do
10 do Fullel do
10 DO Swirs Mnsgg.tier Collars
TOO yards Swiss E:." ard Inserting
GOO do Gamble do do
8si0 Cambria md Swiss Bands
az Very handsome trabroideTef Skirts
We wish the lRies to rire particular attention y.
the above as We know them 10 he very ch, rr sni
desirable. VERY, TERBS 4 YKRBY,
Corner Pm. avenue and It'll street
oc 1T Union I'm
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III II. BLAGROVE, late of the Distl let Of
L. Columbia. 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
GAH. and SNUFF STORE, whc5e those who are ford
"f induigng i'll the # those articles may be &C
eommodael with the choicest brands of
CIGARS. SMOKING TOBACCO.
CHEWING TOBACCO. SNTFFS. &C
He cps the celebrated ANTI-NtRVOUS FIG TO
BACCO which l. very fine.
Intending to keep the best articles ut moderate
prices. and with disposition TO please al who f.vnr
him with their custom, he hopes to receive portion
OF public pa rnnage. oct 9--dIw&Wtw,
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Joe LLINGTON has received CODE.

JOE SH ELLINGTON has received Cooley s
~ Ladies Fcok AMI Grsham's Magazine for No
vemhrr containing beautiful fall and winter Fash.
ion Plates, hrSides numerous handsome illus ra-
t0nS
Ladies World of Fashion for this month contains
four beautifully engraved coor,d plates of
fashion
The Homes of the New World. impressions of Amer
lea. 10y Miss Frederick Bremen
Countess De Charnv. complete, nv Dumas. being the
final conclusion OF the taking Of tie E.a:ile
Bl8ckwo"ds Magazine FIR This month
Headley's Second War With England
Goiey's Gallery of splendid Epgrayin.s
Gnier- Book Of the Toilet
Count Chrstanal by Pcyunl's
The Mitni:t.t Qucn, h. the author of thc Quakcr
City
Stationery. Books. and Newspapers. and cveTr.
thing in TIL, cheap publication line. Tor ut
IpE SHILLING IONS Bookstore
Corner OF Pa avenue AM ~. street.
&C 2t-3t- Ole RUiinC.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale nv Orm.
- La ,enby, new crop Of Figs, Buck heat ar
Prunes.
Also, Nuts, Rs.ins, Scotch Herrings. Pickles. Cat-
sup, prime Cheese. SeVsnth street,
&C IL Sd door nos tn Of III 81, Get
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"OLD MUSIC"

nLD NIGHT CAP, old night lamp. Old f.miIy
clock. OLD To- hut, Old water mill Old nj c tree
Old gum tree, Old sycamore Ok elm tree Ola North
State, Old veteran Old king :,nn, Old time when ha
huri.I the beautiful hours, Old folks Of home Cd
Rosin the beau, Old bachelor. Old maid, Old Scoit
gentleman, Old sexton, Oil friendships smiles Oid
house st home, Old arm thair aud answer-toge,her
with good selection of the newest and most ropu.
lar music will be found at :" Music Depot"
oct g. NILBUS UITy
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NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW DRUG STORE.
4 j. SCHW AR II + respectfully informs the
~ public that he has op.nrd his DIR UG
STORE. and )licits a share of public patronage
Having LAID 10 entire fresh stock If ID x u g s
MEDlCINES, and FANCY GOODS he will. at all
times be enabled to furnish the citizens with y.nu-
inc medicines and all other article. in his line Of
business. All orders and Prescriptions will he
promptly and carefully filed.
Also
VIII keep constantly on hand Surgical. Dental,
Crrping. and G~lvapIc MACHINES and all ether
instruments usselly kept in the largest establish
ments.
ALSO
The rest quality Of lIa ana and other CIGARS 4
TOBACCO, selected from the best brands.
A. J. SCHW RTE.
Chemist Druggist
Pa. avenue, between 81 .nd Az streets
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ta}-WyMAS Is duing wonders. hut his changes are
not as sudden aS those produced on the grey hcas;
aud grey boards, throughout HE country by Gil
MANS HAIR DYE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-25

'ft'rc Ct"sc ord 70 Gap,e-A few DAYS since, 9,
F"'rsman from Sco:lImd arrived IN this ci,v -,
- a man. "h"' among other Offences was
WIN f"fsirr Il draft For f70D on xome mnnied
80 ~ Wat cHnl'r:. While here. hc received a
49, i'''i '"i'i' ewing account o the death IN,
90 l" H'' logger. He had been buried four ds,s
IT. ''-'F was 4tsHrtcrred aud Identified; IN, Will
''''''' which made over tn ,l. pdrte. he hal
'''s''' hI p'"pertr, amounting To nearly cvouy,,
I'd ''''r their los<cs The nfi,., dill nav. -.
CIV d,''r Receiving the Inlormation We
u" vas no; 'i-saiIshed with his Trip, as i,
f''t'aht one, ant c">t HIM but little.