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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

DOR kkNT-A STORk On PA. AVKuUK- TAB
l. neat and convenient sized Store in Sta Build
ings next to the corner of Pa avenue nd Eleventh
street, which said corner is soon to be opened by
Hilbus Hits, as their Music store and Piano ware
rooms. The store now for rent will make ca pital
stand for almost any kind Of busineas 90 already
the Star ONCE Is more frequehted than any other
business place In Washing on. Apply at the ter
of the Star offc.. oct 2S-tf
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

"A lew MOhE LEE I.
T HAVE yet uusold fsvsral Lots in squares No.
i ol6 and south of No. 9l6, fronting on Maryland
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets east, to
which would call the tention of those desiring
Lot upon eligible terms.
The prize 1anges fro N sixty to ono hundred and
:hirty-ive dollars, payable In instruments # Ave
dollars Per month GEO. r. DYER,
Auction and Comm iseion M.rch.nt,
Ono. on D At LIST house from cor. 10Th st west.
nov 16-dlW
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SOMETHING NEW

opposite THa MARKET ON PRNNsYLvA-
~ MIA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth street,
Ia NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men snd Boys,
opened tbis day. DECKER, enc of the cbe.pest
Clothing Merchants in the North has determined
TO oer to the citizen, of Washington and vicinity
his excellent Clothing at the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. 1hare the
POOR MAN
will find just such Clothing Store as has ling been
wanted IN Washington. His motto is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
A good substantial woollen coat he will cell for
Sc 49, and heavy winter pents we'll lined for 81 25
and fine coa's, overcoats, and vests, In proportion
Good wool and cotton UNDER hirts, hotiery, gloves
&C., ch. aoer tn N the chespest. nov LIT
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SAVANNAH, Nov. ls.-Is 10 cold here, and
the health Of the city good. = 70
We learn that there has been considerable
frost and cold weather st Charleston and New
Orleans. The health of beth cities is very
rood. .s' So ---..
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Il TEACHERS - For sale low a pair Of CI hes
! and . philosophical Apparatus. Enquire OF
TAYLOR i MAURY. nov IL
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PROF SCHONENBkRG,
TEACHER AND TRANSIAroR OF
Modern Language and Literature.
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

L. DENNIS, (YRoA PARIs) UPHOLSTERER AND
L PAPER HANGER, 10. 4Sl, CIR er of Louisi.
ana avenue End Sixth street, Wsatieston, d. C,
Fun niturs repaired and vai nished- "a rets cut,
fitted, end made
Cutsins, Lounges, and Mattresses made.
~ Good references given.
y. ID. So ci . share of patronage OF the public
and pl~igrs to do his work and cheap as any
ether g L elisbmsnt in tie city nov lime
DENTISTRY
ma. MuNSoN respectfully cal public attention
~ t. his new, patent, snd GREATLY
IMPROVED method Of setting Artihci
Teeth, With Contlnuoa Gum-ths YER. S0kYY
PsbFECTI0N or T - ART ThisstyA
Of Teeth has the follow advantages over all others
viz: GRkAT sTRBNGTR, CLHANIISRsS, c 'N-
FORT, and BEAUTY. Using with Mature in the Q
rsspscta, and others sxcelliEg. Public insp~c
tioa 10 respectfully solicited. Please call and
specimens
CAUTION No ether Dentist Ia the District of
Colus biA hAs light TO make this style Of TEEN.
NJ Teeth cpnstituuonJy he~iihy, plugged
ard warranted for lfs.
Oftcs ana houss 1t No 9es y street, near the COZ.
ner sfp.nn' ylvanis avenue aud lath 6ret
A.
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VIM. HAUNSOHILD,
PAPER RANGER a UPHOLifRREP


A MEXICAN and french Paper Fansirgs snd
IA Uphe'ster aoods rsnnsyivsuis ayenue. h4,w
Sstnt~snth and eighteenth streets, Washiugicn,
ID q.
Rm- Haunachild hAgs lssve n Inform his friends
and the public thst ne hs, hand large tock Of
y ench Git asd imsfinan Trsnsrsrects
Alec, Hair, d nss, Cotton and Shuck kstt1-e- ee,
which he sill dispos- of at the lowest PRICES.
oct l0-?m
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWEI.RY,
l 1 have Juu received aud opes~i .ssS.
~ get assortment OF Clocks, Natcbs< es:z
n eSs and Jew ry, ali af which will i,e sod SSssi
49, Cheaper than similar goods can h s
bought. u the District. ] hare on psnd a few
eoTly Watrbss which will be soid a great hargs.d
Ii called ror on, st ! gnRfNsON,s
Jewelry Store, opposite Brow MS hotel
ost 5-2m
EfsGtISH eib.es end Episcopal Prayer Ecoks a
IL large assor ment In rich snd elegsnt biudinp
Just rec ived and for sale at very low p-ioesby
K. LUNDY
nov ridge Street, GEORGETOWN.
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Wants,

M AHFlD-A Hopsekeep"r. inquire at Ma.
w uoual Hotel, Tor two days. nov III
WANTBD-A SITUATION By A YOUNG NAN
w as Overseer on farm, Bet of reference given
IL required Address Nm. CA LII ut this office.
nov II
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nON'T YOU WANT A HOHEi-lOO BUILDJNa
~ Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build. Fine etore house on corner G.
Ssvent b and streets, to let.
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
G, between Seventh and Bighth street.
oct A-lmS
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w in Georgetown, by gentleman. Apply to Mr.
RLDFERN, Gr:oer, corner Pa. avenue and Mn.
teenth stree a. nv 17a,s
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ON CAPITOL HIiL-THREE VkkY LkSIKA-
~ bic buiiding Loss NO. /, Ii, and 10 in Square
7s7, between ksst Capitol and ets. south, Third
square east of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on 40
oommodating terms on application to G. Crandell,
No. SO stree, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square 872.
oct 26-lms
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For Sale and Rent

DOB RINT.-Ths epsctous sTDRB ROOM on The
l. corn,r Eleventh and I streets Il FIR rent. It
Is one II the best stands for bpsiness the ftreet
aud has good dry cellar. 1t has bsen used for the
dry socds business, aad is rsa1y sheIvei Apply to
s,.,---, R0THWELL ABROWN.
I0ua'ar q avenue, op pos te Bank of W ash npton
n w
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1Usf II EC E1VEu, fresh supp Ct A b
u W1LBOR'S COD LIVER OIL AID PrOS
PLATE OF LIGE The most pslatah,e and cf,ica.
ci~us p operation Of Cod Liver Oil known, for the
cars Of Consumption, scrofula, Coughs, Oclds,
Asthms, Br nchilis, AMI all fcrcfu'ous humors.
For sals by SCHWARTZE 4 SON.
p agents for WasbiDgton0 Pa. avenue, nsxs door
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WOOD. FOR SALE.

WOOD FOR SALE. - -
{ IN LIEUT.. HU NTHR'S UP Elk .RM, TWO
~ miles rom the Long Bridge, above tne toll
gaes, IN Alexandra county, Va PINE ANT O, K
"ooD or sale Oak, 90 62H, aDd Pine Sc Lax per
y Sn,s to w. cAfEiM, Agsnssis
RhAt =. for ladies. and gentlemen y,
~ wv Blk0RA Wtustds HotAl.
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NAUTICAL ALAANAOs, English and french
IN Tor 1854. 1866. 1866 and 1851, imported BY
oct IL 1RANCK Paw d. -
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4 CARD-LKWIs OAt Ust, in retiring from tho
IL profession In which be has been 80 long spd he
trusts 80 acceptabiy engaged, tsnders bis thanks to
the public who have 90 literally pstroniscd lin.
Mr. COCHEU, Ior many yeas . teacher In NaS
York, MOI and other Cities AID lest year in this
city and deorgesown hes taken his sa'o n, aud =.
confidently recommends him to the notes of his
friends as fully qua insd In his Ircfsssi n AID
worthy T. ooAndrnes Of tie commonly Is gen
tlemau. HhEfA
s.is saloon can BE- featsd tor Balls C DC "a, Pau.
its ruohc Meetings, DO, ON res,tnabie terms, by
application TO GHARLAS TUCK Nh. Agent
navdo-6ts aHr- -, > 1T the So DON
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-IHK
n store on the east side Of Eleventh street., one
door north Of Penns lyanja av,nu,, lately oc u
pied by Mr.. Dyer AZ an auction ami oommi.s.cn
store, is for rent low to good tenaat. Apply to
g. A. RANDALL,
nov lift Former Tvalffh and n straata
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I UNI BE II ] LUm e 4 RII
IL $4,000 feet Albany white pine Lumber a. to
1874
5000 feet cherry 4 TO 1874
{, 900 do do ~ and SO
5000 do walnut CT fin boards, first quality
5000 do do ~ to 1874, wide and clear
10000 do ash ~ to 1874, Of the best kind
5000 do poplar ~
Just It ceived ard for ale by
.- j. B. WARD 4 BRO,
nov Is .1w Twelfth street AMI canal.
- HlRES- ShllkVS.-We have just rscei ed
~ large and fine sarortrent Of white and color
I'd Shirts of best quality msds in the most SUI erior
name, and warranted to fit, which We are selling
ct very low prices, Also, large quantity of fine
Nerino Updershirts and Drawers for cold wea, her.
WALL SrEPHENS,
Penn. avenue, next door t, Iron Hall.
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DANCING ACADEMY AT CARUSI'S
SALOON.

MIR, JOHN COCasU respectfully announces to
IVA his friends patrons, and the public, sbst his
school for Dancisg, WaltsiHg, &C., IL now open It
Csrusis Balloon. Mr.. COCHxU trusts that Il 81
tisfaction expressed hy bis patrons at tba tsrmns
ton Of his last years labors will agsin be freely
given. = ,r,- -.-,-...: :
Hours for Tuition Misses and M.ste,s every
Tuesday, at p H. and every Saturday at 10 q. in !;
for Gentlemen every Tuesday and saturday at &
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kOR RENT.-Iwo new four story bnck HOUSES,
l. on 4 street north, near tbs corner of Fourth
street vest. They are built in the v-ry best man
ner. Or mo1ern style, vi every pece .sary eonve-
nience. To good and punctusl tenant the rent
viii be moderate. Apply to J. r CLEMETS, on I
street, No: $50, or Jas. HENRY, at the Capitol.
nov 0-9ts
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L'OR SENT.-A FINN SIORE ON THE q NNH3
81 v'rrn:s avenue and Seventh street, NAVY
ia-,. Ioa god raasnt the rent n III b, moderate
apply on the premises N.Y..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

STOkAGE-Thoee having Furniture, Dry Goods,
~ groceries, &C., to be stored, will find ample &C.
commod .tions in the large, airy, hag.stonep.yed,
and dry Easements under the Star ONCE. corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

LUR RENT-FOUk NEW And HANDSOMR
Il three-story brewn-front Dwellings, cont.inine
Parlors with marble mantle. Diniug Room, Kit hem
servant's. Room, and five Chambers situsted on
Thirtsenth street south near the public grounds,
convenient to Pennsylvania avenue and the Lepa,t,
ments, and in . perfectly healthy situation For
careful and punctual tenants tbs rent will be nut
at $500 year. payable monthly. Apply to RICH
ARD II CLARKE, corner of Sixth street and Lon
isisns avenue, or to DANf6L b. CLARKE, Dr.
store, corner Of Maryland avenue and Nieveptb
street. NV 1AI-
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" by q respectable Woman sIrUA-
w TON "a housekesper, or cook, washer AMI
irooer In public private Family. Private family
prsf-rred. Address &c Z 81 City Pest Cfic.. or
Alexandria Post Office nov l6-3,s
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~ ANTRO-A GOOD MAN, 10 O'RN OYs-
w TRRS Apply at FLINT,S
nov 49,
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ksoh hENI-Poesession given immedla tel -the
T late office OF the Evening Star Cd st., vi. bin
fifty yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue. The building is Of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms and the upper being a large single room. 1t
viii afford two convenient small shops, fronting on
street, with ample working room in the rear Al
80 convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics worA shop above. Apply at Star Office.
oc1 2k-tf
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EVENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGES -PnOP.
IL 6CHON ENB RG will commence reviewing
classes in Languages On Monday, 30th October, at
his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue
cot 23-tf
.0LD NOvELs-A LARGE NUMBER, LAID
" aside BY the undersigned to send to auct on,
may be bought ia the mean time at auction prices
or less, from FRANCK TAYLOR.
nov IA
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LHukN!SHED ROOMS, With break ast and ten
Il can 90 Obtained In a private family. By early
appicatson Enquire At 279, Seventh street, be.
tween and N streets north. Terms moderate.
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LOR II Mt OF SALE.-THE MODERN
Il Fourstory Brick House on Thir zenith at, Get
near 4, east side. The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and re good te ,ant the rent will be low
POSSESSION given on the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS G. NcGJIJRH Lncr
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dor NT-THRWELLKNOWNS LaJrGH, Rp
Il Hou's, lately occurf~d By the late Frederick
speiser, 90 fased. On street eat, Navy Yard The
property IL In fine ORDER having al tha niece ssary
"rranRemens for the business For further psr.i
GUITARS enquire Of +. A. RYTHER, or
- .-p Mrs MARIA SPRISER,
No $40 Eieventh street., Navy Yard.
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tAI ANTsD-eIX OR NGHT MORN HANDS TO
w work on place near the city for the winter
year. Board found.
Also, . Nan who has some knowledge ef black.
smithing, and good cook, wssher xnd ironer.
LLOYb + CO.
Opposite Treasury, 18th street
Office open from 9 70 dsily. oct o6-Im
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IIOO5H =
L cupied BIZ the secrstary of War, on Fourteenth
.treet, near the corner Of F-posssaGi n given on
the 1st Of Decsmbsr-Rsnt 81 800 per annum. 1hs
main building contains tan rooms, eight of viii n
are Of large size IL feat high in the two pri-cipa
stories The back building contains nine additional
rooms. There are perfectly cry cellars under tho
entire buildings Gas is introduced throughout
- The premises wi1l not he rented for Boar,
ing House.
Inquire of BW. REED.
nov 12-Sts Corner of 18th and ,treet
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WTANTs Il GRO s.-Th.s ubecriber, ara
w ell times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing the highest cash prices Peraons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 22 PRATT STREET, Bal.
timore, Md. lslstter'e old stand) Slaves taken ON
board at Is cents per day.
fob Ply B.M& W. L. CAMPBEyJ
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EfOR RHNE-A PAHLUR AND BtD, HAMBER
: furnished or unfinished, opposite Browne
Hotel, No. BAL in one of the best and rlesssn,est
locations in the city. Apply at the confsctioner,
store OF J.G WEAVER
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ANoTHER CHARcE op RrrNo

ANOTHER CHARGE OF BEING CONCERNED IN THE
SLAVE TRApE-Bartholomew Blaze, merchant. was ar
rested in New York the 10th inst, on charge Of
having fitted out the American bark Miliaudon 10 tho
slave trade The Herald says The bark sailed from this
port in December 1853 ostensbly for market on the
coast of Africa, the LIST May 1854 BY Nj cruiser
Leopard as she preparing take on board cargo Of
negroes for Cuba The Associate District Attorney Nj
Joachmson required the accused to give hail i'm The
Of $4,000 which had not been given when the Commis
sioner left for the day. NNt-'-'ie
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ANOTHER CHURCH Blown DowN.-Churches
late high winds We have already chrouiced he estrnc
ton OF several and the Cedar Rapides owa Valley Times
reports another In the number dated Oct it saws.
visited place and among other
Expectations has blown down the Methodist Episcopal
onnrch large and handsome building Just finished
10 the square and ready for the roofng,,
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.sesC Orleans SfntiOners, Ware.
HOUSE.
DOMESTIC And FOREIGN STATIONERY
j. B. STEEL,
so DAMP STREET. 6O
@ Respectfully beg, ino m his IN tho
city and county receiving xsry lara
assortment Of all 81 ANK BOOKS PAPER AMI STATION
Rf and would call the and as,Iers tbs M
lowing lat Of articles which he ods fo- ae
BLANK BOOKS
Ledgers Journals Day Books Books Order Cash Later
Sales and Receipt Books Also Bank Memorapdum Conv p.
Bls Of Ladng nd Bills Exchange BOo Indexes
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial Super Royal Medium, Penny FOolscsp White
and Blue hotpressed Plain Fng French American
o and Letter Papers thick and thin laid Paper All
the above ruled or pan.
SEALING WAX. "~r
Royal Victoria Hh Harp Scarlet Black Fancy co,sa and
fefumed, Gold srangled and BroLse Sealing Wax.
WATERS. 4~3. .@a...
Best English Scarlet Red Gossa Transparent. Waters Of all
aEeE.
Maynard Noyess Black Ink English and German couy
ing nf sephenss Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid and hi
Red best French Carmne lax.
INK STANDS
Cut Glass Fancy Agate Pattn India Rubber Brouxs
d Whtneys Patent. Drapet Paa Pewter Ink Stands
OF all kinds.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Very thin French Letter Paper Balances,
note waters Letter Files, with cnsp Zebra Irvine Irvine Reels.
emoandum Books various Sizes Ivory Tablets Fins Laid
and commercial Pos Lace Waiting Boards
different coo nt Trays Brass Protectors coored cayop Boot
Arods Steel PEN AID other Writing Inks Monthly Gallon
dsi silver Pen Hoder cocoa Wood Sand Boxes Iyoy
Hone and Wood Pouncs Boxes Paper Cutters Irvine
orted sizes and qualities Pencil Cases Points for
SILVER Penc Marble Paper Akerman
eman and bert French Water oor Rogers Cutlery for po
ct an pesh Check AID Bank Scissors Log Paper Hair Pencils
csd and Pen Racks Botng Paper Portoos
Cards. Chess Boards Chess Men; and Dice
os cops Scotch Homes Inks Note Paue
ornanented Note Envelopes French English American Cards
c etc., Tin Cash Boxes. all styles Sizes lion Cash Boxes two
sizes.
e= SCHOOL BOOKS
Age supply Of all kinds selected with great care
by the aubscrber personality by and adves
The most eminent Professors AID Teachers
GB Committees Ts eher Dealers who buy 10 sell again
suppl ed at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES a. the NEW OR
LEANS STATIoNERs WAREHOUSE
J.. B. STEEL,
~ sP4eoe0itn Camp arest.
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niad.

aueaaayt ne l7th inHt At AZ O'Clock ELLEN aged IL
Mcconnell. " f' ses ~ anu HuPheniih
~ Inc friends Of the family respectfully attend the
from the residence of her Apollo
Easerpe and Polymna at 10 O'Clock A. NJ THIS DAY
On Tasday moung, O'clock of Yellow Fever ELIJAH
STEPHENS, Of Louisville, " ' N'o'' -AA IAN D.
Louisville pssaac
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as- HIGHLY IMPORTANT DIscoyERY.-Under
this caption will be found the fourth page Of to-days
paper the advertisement of Or James, The Doctors epu
aon is so well established in this city, that it is useless
for US to do more than call the attention of the afflicted
TO his Card His Office is at No. so Customhouse street
o4 2p1m
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DREADFUL AcoIDENT-On Monday, the 9th
INST at the Melrcse st-tion the New Haven Railroad
ran upon the wrong track in consequence of
an embankment. The engineer, Timothy Smith. was
caught under the locomotive and the boiling water and
go badly that he died in short time -'''
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4, stabbing case occurred in Washington on
me loth between two Americans Baltimoreau thu
other philadelphia The latter made the first assault
when the former stabbed him, iudctiDg deep wound
about six inches long, but mortal The Batimorean
has been lodged in jail
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RuPTuREs CuRED.-sherman's Curative Pa
anu rupture RemedyS relief comfort certain
IN the cure Of all Rupturs To apply To
e pfopors establishment 10 ST. Charles street. inquire for
r Sherman For further particulars, advertisement. on third
$500 ppN ~ e.of1 of descriptive pamphlet feb9S
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Ono ELEorIoN "A dispatch from Cincinnati
GATED the 18th says II ID conceded by all parties that
the American Reform ticket is elected in this county nv
sTgs majority The following Congressman arr elected
r. oho First District, Day tiNebraska 3 Second
p siaa Harrison, Whig Third District eampbs
Tgstn District Stanton (whig) by 5000 majority
r wssa p,s.rios Galloway, Odds by 1900 msioFity
ssssnth District Bingham Independent1 The anti,
Nspiasks majority In the stats is set down at 5000
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Joseph Hnf1y,
SU CAMP STREET, IN
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. pRATpp
s
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, RICH FANCY

AND
s tn PIE G. DDS.
No. 80 CAMP STREET, under City Hotel Now f,ris,,
Respectfully invites the attention Wholasae and Retail
purchasers to his VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS which
imported, and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMBS of eys,v ,tvi.
variety. - wy s} e
BRUSHES every description Of h own manufacture md
lowest Northern Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES
Such az PERI UMERY, HAIR OILS HAIR PINS po,tAruu
FANCY SOAPS, etc. - 0''fl- y
FINE FANS. PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK noxrs poRr
ABLE DESKS together with endless variety Of PORTE noy
Males etc. Of every style shape and At upu.5aJls Inv
PRICES. " AAs ~
GUNS, PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS Rs
VoLVING PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAzoRs, LIFE pREsERy
ERs, FISHING REELS aud TACKLE of eysry ys,ety ,oui
the most determined Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. etc.
q The stock In this line, consisting the H. H. COOPER
IosAs and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with III
assortment of SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS touetbo, Win
stock Of hne and EASTERN JEHELRY sILyERwARE etc. t.
been with gra.cse by r. ROBERTS, for
inc wholesale business and having purchased
casn, greatnddeernens will BIO offered purchasers
Nv Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED n, II.
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aas- JULES LAvERGNE, Esq, is Candidate
or the State Senate fill vacancy the
The H5n. ]. A. Braad AKA
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Gs~ STATE LEG1sLATuRE.-Capt JoHN
candidate the Frs District
the State Legislature made resignation OF Hon. H.
Summers. -,
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GESIS NoMtsArEp. - In Nev yorl or ~,
evening Of The 10th inst an Insrsnasn, vi Va,
~ 81 ABOUT zoe citizens nominated j. osnn
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NEWARK CHARTER ERECTION lesoark. Tues
isy Oct loThe Charter election In this city took place
and created degree Of interest seldom fet at
general elections Abont 1000 votes were poe ana the
returns which have reached up to II O'Clock nacae
the election Of Horace Poiner the Wing and 9TH
for Mayor by large minority az votes over
hrsasrsek " smith the Democratic candidate. The
and No,hings have literally swept the cty
and the air is ringing with their victorious shouts