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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoRGETowS, November :, 1888.
JiHaHous .7SSduI.--Oa last Friday, some nIisuli-
Outstanding occurred between Mr.. Ritchry and q
black fellow by the name of Frank JamiSon, when
the latter struck he former in the face with stone
woundin: him very severely, 20 much that We
understand NJ. Ritchey has not been able to leave
hi house since. Officer Po<tan arrested JamsOn
The difficulty happened ar Davi>on's brewery.
No EettT.-Wr learn that Mr.. Jones, who wa.
Injured 10y a fall trnmi the platform al the watch
house, on Friday nigh, last, l. no brtter His suffer
III. from the wound- he received great. lis
physicians, however, have hope al his recovery but
are of opinion that the wounds he rec, iycd viii
cause him To be cripple for life.
Look out for BTsiufs.-The office at the lumber
yard Of Lbbey i SON, WAS broken open on last Fri
day night and robbed ri two coats aud some seventy
five TO hundred cOpperS. Also, the office at III,
wood yard of Myers Baker, there, however, tllt
thieves obtained no booty
The Ma kets.-Some 900 to 10 900 pounds of but
ter, from wagons, sold this morr ing at $50 a S22 T.
100 pounds. The tone OF the northern news on Sa-
urday afternoon and this morning, has caused some
depression III the -four market, and judging from the
feeling among spectators over Sc IS could not h,
obtained for prime brands. The scarcity of whea
may tend to keep the price of the article up.
SPECTATOR.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTINORE, November

BALTIMORE, November 6, 1853.
The result Of the recent election, especially
CARDS the temperance cause, already to be- an
ncipaung a better state Of things. A large number
of the grOgshOps, which heretofore kept open Oh
sunday, dispensing their poison in violation oflaw-
and regret 10 say were permitted to do so by the
officers in authority, WHOSE duty it WAS to take cog
nizance o!them--hape to-day been closed The act
OF Susprndlng Sunday operations too seems TO have
been voluntary upon the pant of the prOprieOrs The
recent verdict OF the people at The ballot box i'll CON
deinhaflqn OF lnttmperance, by electng the Maine
Law ticket was so strong to carry with il an IRE
siStIble moral force. There Is mighty popular
voice which cries out against The evil of Sabbath,
Dissertation and inteinperance not to be discgarded
learn that Mr. llindes, the newly elected Sheriff.
Is pledged unequvocally, to put the Sunday law in
force, and itaV" no offender pass ''unwl!ippsd OF
Justice" He L. a most excellent man, and have
fuli confidence will make Superior o!iieer.
Returns have peen received of the late election
from nearly TIE entire State. The result is varied
but little from Your accounts of Saturday. Ii ap-
pears noH, Lii. for the election of the temperance
delegate ticket in Baltimore, the Democrats would
have had a small majority in the House. Five OF
them are Wings and five Democrats. These five
Wings give that party the prepOnderance.
An incident of the election in city may be
worth relating A gentleman who is well known to
almost every person III Baltimore thorough un-
hInchins, active Democrat, went up To the polls to
deposit his vote. In doing so he held IT open in his
hand Determined not 10 De misunderstood, ne
placed the ticket Immediately before The eyes of the
judges. 50 There" says he, do you that:
ask you, gentlemen, 10 look at it, examine it well
IL is full, out and out party Democratic ticket.
have pledged myself TO vote It, aud shall do so
handing il 10 the Judges but with stentoran voice
tits the last ticket OF the kind that snail eve again
be cramrned down my throat. am demo rat, ana
hope To remain one, but In future, hOresty and de
sire To do right shall rise above grovelns political
uickery. will exercise the prrrogatiyes OF free
man, and vote fer no nominee who know to be i'll
competent 20 discharge the Duties Of an office heYOEi
and above his abilities. | wish this example, gen
eiacn, To mpf6s. itself upon my party, when it un
dertakes 10 make nominations in future. l would
have its incipent movements and all its subsequent
acts free from corruption" The gentleman her,
alluded To, was our well known and much esteemed
citizen, Col J. MAYBURy TURNER.
Ii i hOped-and indeed am confident, there are
many like him, OF both parties, who .,aEe come TO
similar canclls,oH. TIE primary movements o
parties and politicians have fallen into an abOmina
bic state of corruption, which demands purging.
RopERICK.
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer

= ALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY near
~ the Capitol at Auction.-0n SATURDAY, No
vemher 9TH at O'Clock p. n, shall sell on the
premises. Lot No. q, in Square 516 with the i'm.
provements, consisting of a two-story Frame House,
with back buildings. out buildings &c
This Lot is most eligiby located the south side
OF Marylan1 avenue, immediately opposite the Gov
eminent Greenhouse, containing about II leo sous
feet of ground and fronting 81 feet on Maryland
avenue.
The attention of capitalists or those desiring to
make profitable investment is specially invited to
this sale, is generally understood that the Gov
eminent will require it in making the contemplated
extension of the Capitol Grounds.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One-fourth cash the balance in G. IL and
Is months, satisfactorily ured Should the terms
not be complied with in FIVE days sitter SALE the right
is reserved TO resell the risk and cost of
c. W. BOTELER,
nov 3-d.G 8urtiopear
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EXplosion-Loss OF Life

Boston, Nov. 5.-The powder mill Of
Mr.. Bemis, at Spencer, Mass. blew I'D
Yesterday, instantly killing five men.
The names of the killed are Henry Avis,
the foreman, aged II: Richard Avis,
brother of the above, aged 80, leaves q
wife and one child: Robert Perkins. sin.
gle, workman in the mill Geo. Swal-
low, aged %, leaves a wife, 1.-THE above
were all English,) and John Loughlin,
irlShman, aged 25, teamster. About six.
ty kegs of powder exploded.
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AUCTION SALES
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser,

VALUABLE UNIMpROvED PROPERTY in Ii.
Y First Ward, at Auction.-0n WEDNESDAY
afternoon, November oh, at So'clock, the prem.
ises shall sell Lots No. IL and IL, In Square No.
81. Lot No. II Is situated at the of north NJ
and Gath streets, fronting 81 feet inches north
NJ street, and as feet on cath street. Lot No. IL
fronts 81 feet inches cath street running back
"a feet inches to so foot alley; both Los contain
ing 1910 square feet; the whole being immediately
opposite the residence of Col Thompson.
immediately after. Lot No 2, in Square No. Is
fronting 63 feet inches on nor NJ street. between
18th and Goth streets. running back $50 feet, con.
tanning s.1e5 square feet.
The above property is handsomely located, and Is
worthy the attention of capitalists.
Sale positive.
Terms: Onehalf cash the residue In six and IL
months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
nov Its Auct,oneer
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VILLA AND COTTAGE LOTS


HAVING had that beautiful piece Of property, ad.
IL joining the Relay House, the Baltimore
and Chic Railroad, surveyed and laid out by expert
enced ard competent Engip GERS and Architects il p
nov offered for sale in lots of suitable sizes for either
villa or Cottage Residences. The location il such
to make it the most desirable piece of property
offered for such purposes in Thu vicinity. It's dis
lance from BALTIMORE by Turnpike is .ailes-two
roads leading from it to the Citydistance by Rail-
road miles Time to Baltimore Is minutes-Wash-
ington l hour-Anapols hours 20 passenger
trains of cars pass the Relay House daily, going
North, South, East and West-thus afording unu-
sual facilities to persons doing business in or out of
the City of Baltimore.
Its location is perfectly healthy, and being eleva.
ted from 100 to 80 feet above tide water, il COM
mands most extensive and beautiful view of the
surrounding country for miles From 1t can be seen
three counties on the WESTERN and ON the east
shore of this State the Patapsco River and Ches-
speske Bay.
A large portion Of the property Il covered with for
est aud ornamental trees, presenting many pictur-
esque and commanding sites for Cottages Upon
the property Is an extensive orchard of choice fruit
and several springs of pure water. Water can al
so be elevated on the property FROM the Paapsco at
avery small cost sufficient to supply hundreds Of
families.
At the Relay House is postofice, where daily
mails are received. In view of the property, and
within 10 minutes walk Churches Of different re-
ligious denominations, and within p miles are two
large female academies, (ouut de Sales and Ingle-
side, and st. Timothy's College.
The property will be cold in lots Of such sizes ~
to suit purchasers, varying from to fifteen acres
or more OF will sell the entire tract of 40 acres
the purchaser or purchasers having the advantage
Of charter granted by the Legislature of Maryland
at Its last session, to improve and beautify the
grounds and erect dwellings and other kind of build
ings thereon. The dwelling now upon the property
is oomraodious, with all the necessary out houses
plat may be seen and terms made known by an
plication to the undersigned. or to
Msssrs. FAX0N & ANDREWS, Architects.
19S Baltimore street.
J. II. LUCKETT,
Isl Pratt street, Baltimore
N. b. 1t is in contemplation to cut and grade a
road from the" Place to Baltimore next year, which
Will bring it within So miles direct course.
&C 20-eol In.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER S.

ARRTED.-Brg Emma, Baker. Boston, to NJ Ed
ridge, and Il light for the District
Schr Statesman, Wicks, n. York, to g. Shiun 4
Son, and freight for the District
schr. David Carter, Gravity, Washington, N. C.,
lumber IN Thomas & Dyer.
schr VIM A. Graham, Gray, Newbern, ". C, lum-
Der to Thomas and Dyer.
Sloop Slider, Beard, Pennington, wheat to d. 4 9.
Blackjack.
s.nED:-Schr. Hannah Matilda, Roekhill, N York,
coal ty Borden Mining Co
SchT White SQuall, Chase, warehsm coal by
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
Three-masted sehr. Young America, Hard,ps. Bos-
ton, coal by do.
Steamship Martin Hoffman, Small, New Yort,
coal by do.
MEAoRANDA.-Schr. Narragsnsett Hall, cleared Ct
Fall River, for this port LIST inst
schr. seamark, COMBS, cleared At Bangor, for
this port LIST inst.
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Nv J. G. McaUIKE. Auctioneer,

q a. Z. MC0 UlRE, AUCtiOnecr.
CUPER1OR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL
~ PAINTINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at
Aucti"n.-On THURSDAY morning Novemt er Il,
at 10 o'clock, shall sell at the residence of NJ
Walsh. Esq. lat present occupied by Hon. VIM. L.
Marcy on Pes nsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, all his Furniture and Housekeeping IF
f.ctS comprising
Rosewood Tetca Tcte Sofa
Arm and Paror Chairs. in Maroon flush
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table with Egyptian mar
blet,p
Table Ornaments
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Brackeleer
Louis XIV, Reception and Castor Chairs
Giltframe Mirrors, Candelabrss
Lndies" Cabinet and Bookcase, Rout Tables
Walnut and Mahogany What Nots Lounge
Mahogany Frsr ch Sofa. Centre Table
Velvet Brussels. and Three-py Carpets, RUGS
Blue Dama-k and Lace Curtains. Cornic-
Mahogany Sideboard. Extension Tables
French China Dinner TEA. and Dessert Ware
Bohemian and Crystal cut Claret Jugs
Dtcanters, GOblets, Champagnes
Finger Bowls Wines. Tumbl-rs
Silver plated Te, Service, Teakettle
Salvers Castors. Cake Baskets. Coasters
1vory-haniled Table Cutlery, Fl e Irons
Elegantly carved Walnut Dressing Bureaus
Wardrpbes, Wnshstands French Bedst-ad
Handsome Cottage Suites Toilet Sets
Window Shades ChntZ Curtains
Best Curle l-hair and Hulk Mattresses
holsters and Pillows, Bedding
Hat Rack, Hall Lamp, O:lcloth
Passage aud Stair Csrpeting. Rods aud Ewes
Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves
Together with good assortment of HI chen Uten.
sis
Terms: 30 and under cash: over that sum a
credit of two and four months for satisfactorily en-
dor>ed notes bearing interest
J. c. MCGUIRE.
nov id luctionear
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

7 BEG leave to call the attention Of hous-keepers
L and the public generally to my select stock Of
Fresh Grocer = consisting ia part of-Superior
Green Teas colOrg BLACK Tea, very fine, only SOC
loaf, crusi he'd. and Brown Sugars; Java Rio and
pure ground CCft"e: Picked Walnut o, ions, Cher.
KIN, Cucumber Pickles, 621 cts. p hundred: Toma
to CatSup: Honey: Figs Almonds: Bird seed: Cur
rant: Cranberrics; Cream Cheese: Goldfish: CAM
phene, ETHEREAL, and Sperm Oil; with a variety o.
articles. all As low tan he had III the city,
Goods delivered free of charge
JAMES A. y. JIRDINSTON
nov 2-ot+-
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New York Narkets

New YORK, Nov. 7, P. N.-Flour
unchanged. Western and State brands
Sc 93s cts; Howard street, 81 1871 cts. a
s. % ctS.-l2,O00 barrels sold. Wheat
duller-40,000 bushels of Gcnessee sold
at from 81 II to 81 - cts. Corn-4O.-
600 bushels of mixed and white sold at
20 to 81 cts. Stocks advancing. Cotton
unchanged.
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TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.

u FAD the fol owing certificate from me Of our
IL citizens who has had one of kidirr's Patent
Gas Regulators fitted up in his establishment, and
observe the saving effected 10y its use:
GADsEY's HOTEL, October 81, 1853
IL have been using kidder's Regulator in my Ho-
tel for the last six weeks, and during that time am
confident have saved in money 25 per cent over
the amount paid for the same time last year, ard
believe my light is quite good before using It,
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to the
consumers Of gas. W.GADSBY"
For sale, solely, by the appointed AgeHt,
L. NJ. BOTELER,
Practical Gas Filter and Plumber
Southwest corner Of 9th and streets.
nov 1T INTEL
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Cholera at Yucatan

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Advices from
Campeachy state that the cholera was
raging terribly at Yucatan. There were
one hundred deaths daily in the town of
Moyda.
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Rumored Heavy Failure in Buffalo

BUFFALO, Nov. 5.-Rumors are current
OF the failure of prominent forwarding
house, on the dock, this morning, with
liabilities to large amount. Nothingi is
certainly known vet.
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Monsieur Julien in Boston

BosToN, Nov. 5.-Jullien closes his
series here tomorrow night with sacred
concert. His success in Boston is un-
paralleled by anything Of the kind pre-
ceeding it.
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DOVER OF THE POPE in the Middl

DOVER OF THE POPE in the Middle
L Ages: Kate Gearey, or Irish Life in London:
Justo Ueondono, Prince Of JAPAN Legends from the
French. Of J. Coliu De Plaucy; Cottsgs Converse
Standard Catholic Publications. with large assort-
ment of autiful Catholic Books suitable for pres
ents Bibles and Prayer Boohs, In various styles at
binding, and very cheap, for sac at the Catholic
bookstore OF Wa. KENNEDY,
1th st., between and H.
Ju.t received-Conciium Pienafium Totius Amer.
ise seplsntrionalis Ffedsrate, Baltimore Habitum
Armo we. oaSI-eoSt.
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a. FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
I'll ing finished on the northeast corner of It'll Ct
aud Louisiana avenue in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment. Of marble, it'll vaults &C., and two
stores on 18th street The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res
taurant, in connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters provisions, &c. The Restaurant com
municates both from in AMI aut doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms com.
municating through ample folding DOORS for the &c
colnmodaton of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connection
with the restaurant the will be rented for of
fees The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent OF the building. and is well adapted for a
eommodons 5iliiard-roOm for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for a 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 Tern 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 adj lr.ss
S. BARNEY,
street, between eth and eth SITS, Washington.
sep lI-eOtf-
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NEW SHOE STORE.

F. The subscriber having fitted up the store
Arecently occupied by Evan Hughes, on Penn.
sylvania avenue now Offers Ia his friends and
line as can pc produced in this city. On hand ine
assortment of CONGRESS CATERS Also. women.
misses, boys, and children's BOOTS and SHOES oi
all styles. H.O NOYES
nov 1-6ts, -~'
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Bank Failure-Larre Fire

a, bpTfFALo, Nov. 1t is reported that
.lle Ta'chin Bank has failed owing to rail-
depositors. 'p-'
A nre occurred in the town of Green
bay, wisconsin, by which half Of the
town is destroyed. Loss $500 oOo
Small insurance. V'''''
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Dates from
Texas to the LIST inst, represent the cpl
demlc as at an end, and the health of Gal .
weston fully restored.
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CARn-MA,.EIELD. lete of willsrps II

4 CARn-MAJ. HELD, late of Willari's H.
~ tel, respectfully informs his friends and the
publ: e morally that he has leased for term of
years III: well known Hotel. on Capitol Ill., kept
10y j. Ca paris, Esq. The same is TO being thor
oughly repaired aud re- furnished in the most mod
err style, ana will be opened for the receipt u of
guests or about the 10Th of November Due re
tce will be given.
Washington, d. c., October %, 1858.
NJ
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. Z. 12 M.-Howard
street -four S6.S7a; City Mills same price
1000 bbls. sold. White wheat Sl.50
81 55; red wheat Sl.44 Sl47-l8,O 900
bushels sold. White corn 63 q &C cents;
yellow corn y "A cents-l3, 900 bush.
els sold
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~ For HATS or CAPS call at HENDLEY's, ad-
joining U. s. Hotel, where can be found q large
assortment of Hats Caps, and Geptlemen's Furnish.
ing Goods. For gracefulness durability and cheap
ness, Hendley's Hats cannot be surpass ed.
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BOARDING

DOARDING.-Mrs.H KIN 8, northwest
ID corner of sth and ii streets, cen accommodate
a few gentlemen and their wives with oomforta bic
rooms, with board, II application be made immedi
ately..
Terms moderate, nov r-6t&
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
srEREosCoPE DAGuEpRrorypEs

4 RE daily taken at TIIOMPS JN'S GALLERY in
n the hi CHEST style of perfection. They are far
superior TO the ordinary daguerreotypes. and will
eventually superceda them altogether There Is but
oae opinion Il them. They truly beautiful. His
Gallery is GU Pa. avenue, bet. ~ an, 9Th SITS.
nov Ply
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nov 7-6t*-

DOARDING-Mrs. E. T. DUVAL would in.
ID form the public that she has taken one of those
large and commodious houses. nearly opposite
Browns Hotel, over Hoover Sons Shoe Store
where she is now preparing for the accommodation
of transient permanent boar1ers. Her terms are
moderate. and every effort will be made to render
her guests comfortable. Families or single gentle
men, desirous Of obtaining large and conve nient
rooms would do well to give her an early call.
&C 22-eo2w.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the estate OF the late VIM. H. Pes 20, are re-.
quested to present theI9 forthwith to the under
signed Also, ali persons indebted to the same are
requested to settle their accounts as early "a possible
so rs to enable the Executors to settle up the estate
RUTH A. PEACO, p
JN0. W. CHEW, EXECUTORS
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
7 HAVE just received full and complete &c ort-
i mant of new and seasonable GOODS, which |
viii sell for cash very low l think it IS useless to
specify many pieces of this hid the other. Come
and for yours elves it will afford rleaSu
to show them whether ! sell or not So come on
with tn. pewter, and take the goods while they can
be had. +. S. TATE of Va
Pa. avenue south side, doors from 9TH St
&C 3l-1w TSpntinpll
NOTICE.-The FIRST BALL OF tire "UGLY
~ CLUB" will take place at ISLAND HALL, on
THANKSGIVING EVE. Particulars in future ad-
ver:iSement. oc 2T-tf.
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MORE NEW NJyISIf

MORE NEW MUSIC.
DPINA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien.
L Ingomar Polka Saratoga Polka Emma Polka:
Isabelle, Blanche, jessie Claire P,lkas Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schotti.ch Saratoga Schottische, &c.
.S0ngs.-The grave of Lilly ID le: | love the snow:
Mary A.tore: Melodies If home: Days Of childhood
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take home
to die &c.
~ lIammonds Castor Oil Pomade, an article
highly recommended for bcautifying and aiding tie
growth OF the hair Price % cen jar, also, just
received at WINTERS
stationery and Music Store, 9th street
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Probable Bank Failure

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-The notes of the
Bank of Massillon, Ohio. were discredited
here to-day.
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DOR A L K THE ROUTE Of the Erenino
IL Star in Alexandria is offered for sale For
particulars apply to G. II. GREEN.
nov 3
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Arrival Of the Crescent Civ

New YORK, Nov. 7th, l P. N.--Tbe
steamer Crescent City arrived here this
morning from Havana. She brings no
news.
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go FOR REST-A medium sized HOUSE
ii on Maryland avenue, between 9th and It'll sts
Apply to 7. GALLIGAN, at
T. EASTIANELLI 4 Co,
nov G-St* andpr Browns Hotel.
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SHlLLlNGTONh has received the great Illus
~ trated Magazine of Art for November and 1t IL
the most beautiful Pictorial Magazine published
The Monks Revenge: or, the Secret Enemy: A
tale of the later Crusades.
Gleason's Pictorial and Barnums Illustrated News
for this week.
Together with all the Weekly Newspapers for this
week; received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. ~ st. and Pa avenue,
nov + Odeon Building.
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tNNE FRENCH 4 English Cleths
Rich Velvet, SILK and Cashmere Vessine,
New styles Cassimeres
Fine and medium ovsr-coat Cloths
Medium and low priced Cloths, c.sss-srse Vet
ings, &c. WV
Just receivsds eRbssssnE tAe most splendid ys.i
ely OF men ana fashisnsble goods We have ever Of
psrior manner. WALL sTFpHTNa
oIs-ealy. nsxf 10 hcn Esu
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1NO Il K Il = 4 Furnished or unfurniShed
l. ROOMS, with Or without boarding, can he OBJ
tanned in a private faulty by early application.
Reference us to responsibility will be required In
quire at 7. d. Browns Store, corner Of 9TH and |
streets. oct 1-cotf.