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DIED.

Please announce in your paper the death of
CA IHEkINE WELSH
As- Her funeral will take place at o'cl OK, on
saturday evening. Her friends invited to attend
ue funeral from her late residence, on Sixteenth
street, near L..
On the 9th instant, of consumption, ADDISON
CONWAY, in the 10Th year of his age.
In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, at the resi-
9ence oil his grandmother, Mrs. Grimes Lewis e.
HALL, son OF the late Thomas and Mary Eliza
oeth Hall, aged year, months and II daYs
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON A ND
ALEK4NDRId Rn1TS

TO TIL e PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON A ND
ALEXANDRIA BOATS
'INHERE having been many complaints land Ger.
i tainly not without CAUSE of the uncertainty
o the arrival aud departure of Boats plying between
Washington and Alexandria, BY men of busines
and others, end q large numher of gentlemen hay
ing lntimated that boat running a: regular hours
would be pstronized and sustained, the subscriber
has determined again to try the experiment. for the
accommodation Of the public, and has arranged 10
have the omnibuses leave the corner of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania in time to connect
with the boat, as per schedule below so as not to
lose time in waiting at either end of the route Thu
arrangement will make it certain when the b at
will leave, and arrive, in either place. By this ar
rangement he fatters himself the public will be
better accommodated, and hopes that his boat will
be sustained.
The following are the hours Of departure of the
only reliable etc m ferry boat plying between Alex
andria and Washil gton:
The steamer Geocge Page will leave Washin gton
daily, at 81, s, 81, IN, m, l, 3, ~, p. M.
VIII leave Alexandria at ~, SIX, 10Y, a. NJ
l21A, m, 1, 81 pm.
His omnibuses will leave the corner of Pennsyl.
vAnia avenue and Seventh street, to connect with
the Boat at 6, ~, sN, II, a. m, l2, M, ~. and
~, m.
HIS nnibuses will connect With ell cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Ale1sn-
dr1a. GEORGE PAGE
nov 6-tf
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EOR RENT-Possession given immed,ately-the
4 lats oihce o: the Evening Star, on st., within
fifty yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
p avenue. The building is Of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room I;
D street, with ample working room in the rear. Al
30 convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply Ut Star otics
oct 25-u
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sThe Williamsburg Riot,

New YORK, Nov. 10 The riot at Williams
burg, last night, Threatened for time to be
very serious. A procession of fremen WAS
passing through the streets wien s. Jeral I-isi-
men were badly beaten. Shots were ex
changed, and one man wounded. The Cltht-
lie church was attacked, and for a while
threatened with destruction. The military
were called out and the mob dispersed.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-The market is in an
unsettled state. Howard street Flour 10 held
at 1915; City Mills % so. No sales. Wheat
is held from 2 to cents highsr-snall sales.
White $3.50 81. 80; red 81 IS q 81 80. Corn,
$4,000 bushels sold-white rs cts; yellow ~
a 80 cents.
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Relief for Widows and orphaus

Herrick, the Legislative Assembly came TO IN
understanding last night to vote = sum of mo-
ney for the relief of the widows and orphans
of hose who fell 10 the recent battles Of VI =
allied irmy, in the war against Russia. the
amount will probably be about one hundre 4
thousand dollars.
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by WATERBURY Il DYER, Auct..
New York.

BY WATERBURY 4 DYER. Aucts..
New York.
WATERBURY DYER, Of the city of New York. Auo
tionesrs, are authorized to make sales of any and
all goods In the Crystal Palace which may be ntrust
ed to them by Exhibitors.
JOHN II. WHITE, Prest Crystal Palace.
New York, Oct. n, 1854.
In pursuance of the above appointment we here
by give notice to ali owners of goods, (now wtnin
the Crystal Palace who desire to have their goods
included in our Catalogue Sales st Auction, y
within the Palace. to forward US IMMEDIATELY for
such Sales (by mail or ekpress) a complete invoice
OF each article also an order upon the President OF
the crystal Palace Association u. II. White, Esq }
for the delivery of every article enumerated in their
invoices.
The sales will be EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, and will
include goods Of all descriptions whiting the Palace
and In order to arrange the different articles low
On exhibition f1r sale and to prepare catalogues for
particular days OF sale, the mmedia ate attention
Exhlsltofs Is requested. The day of each sale md
particulars will te found in the New York Journ 81
OF Commerce, and Courier and Enquirer.
WATERBURY DYER, Crystal Palace Auc'rs,
OCT 5O-ZWd store. No. 80 Broad ST. 2
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Whie domination for Coneress

BesroN, Nov. 6.-The Wings of the Tth
district met to-day and nominated Dr. Luther
V. Bell as their candidate FOR Congress, in
opposition to n p. Banks, the anti u ebrn ks
Democratic candidate.
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nov 10-1t


BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
SUPER' OR PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE AND
- Household Effects, Carriage Pair of Hor.es, &c.
on WEDNESDAY morning, Nov euber 18th, at 10
O'Clock. at the Commanders Quarters, Washir esou
Navy Yard. shall sell portion OF the private
Furniture and Effects Of Capt. l.. NJ. Powell, viz:
Superior Chicseripg Piano Forte, Stool, and Cows,
Crimson Plush covered Lounge sofa
Walnut Etagere, Bes led Arm Chairs
Handsome Gencese Reception Chairs
Suites Of handsome Crimson Damask Curtain q. with
Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c
Figured Lace Curtains, Shades. &c
Excellent Plush-covsred Revolving Chair
Gilt Candslabras Mantel Ornaments
Silver mounted Centre Lamp, Vases
Paintings, Engravngs. Rugs
Brussels and Venetian Carpetines
Walnut Hstrack, Hall Lamp
Do Cane seat Chairs, Lounge
Superior Hsir snd Husk Mattresses
Blankets, Comic re-, Pclsters, and Pillows
Crcckery aud Glass Ware
Together with lot of Kitchen u tenfil.
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Ten Thousand Know Nothinks in Council.

New YORK, NOv. 9.-Fully ten thousand
Know Nothings assembled in the Park this
evening, and passed strong resolutions charg
ing the election of Mr.. Wood, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, with being the result Of
the grossest fraud, DC The meeting dispersed
quietly, forming an immense procession and
passing through the principal Streets shout
ing cheering, &c.
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fsECoND DISPATCH
New York Matters.

New YORK, Nov. Io.-Cspt. Smith, Of tie
brig Julia Moulton, has been found guilty Of
traf6cking in slaves.
There was dreadful riot at Williamsburg at
midnight last night between the Natives and
Irish. The Catholic church there was At
tackled and considerably injured. The mill
tary was called out to suppress the riot.
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o. 00M FRUIT TREES, HARDY
NC,OOO Ever Blooming Roses, Orna- -
ment.l Shrubs Parlor Plants, Evergreens,
&c, &C., for sale by A. JARDIN, Florist and -
Nurseryman, Eighteenth street, corner o: NJ. The
collection comprises the most new and celebrated
quantity of Dwarf Pear Trees, in full bearing also
Apples, Cherries, DC, &c
~ Not;ce-Now is the best season for planting
fruit trees ana roses, DC. nov 4-1w
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BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE.

Ifol1 III notce IN the Portsmouth Va,
Globe, July L. 1884,
Inc sdor says: this community this medicine
~ requires notice, it has tested and s yr
tues 80 Well known from the numerous
u use that IL sold just readily without
ton or recommendation for the which II Ia
commended, ss quinne is for chills.
In the local column of the Daily Courier the Xiii
tor in speaking of this II i certanIv
great medicine and within knowledge has
those VINO were considered beyond all human aid Time
would tall to those cured various
Diseases Disorders Ulcers Putrd Throat Fevers
Syphilis Dyspepsia, Incapsctated Youths Ague and Fever
~, "1 oct 2S-2w
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~ AhoTHkR PREF UM.-Mr. WHITEHURST has been
awarded another premium his superior
exhibited At the Worlds Fair New York will be remem.
oered that Mr. W received from the Worlds Fair London
Two medals for his unrvsled dsguerreotypes President
Fillmore and Cabinet and PsntiscOpes Niagara Fas be
sides premiums at all the fairs which for
many years past This speaks volumes favor gale
ries. - $500 o~~
Call and have ikenesses whshursts Gslie
seDl
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DOARDlNG-Mrs DUVALI, penna. avenue
- nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommods-
ton for families or single gentsmen-permanent
or transient. No moro agreeable boarding house
will be found in Washington il ib-1y
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-. PALPITATION OF THE HEART Nervous diseases
Liver complaint, Neuralgia Dyspepsia Costveness and
are all relieved and cured incredible short
OF Time oy Carriers Spanish Mixture great tonic AID
OF the blood 1t contains
opium or any noxious drug perfectly harmless az
cured I more than hve hundred cases of disease.
we can only refer the reader the certificates a few nj
which be found In column and ali of which
are detailed IN full around the bottle
Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses an 1uenoa
the blood touly remarkable
See AdYertiaernsnt
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1T SHOULD be universally known-for It fs stric .Iy
uhat Indigestion the parent of large proportion
Tue iata diseases Dysentery, disrrhos cholera morbus
nVer complaint and many other diseases the
Guy weekly catalogue Of deaths generated
hdsessoh aiohe Think ofthat dyspepss think of all
who suffer from dsordered stomschs If you are will
to be guided by advice founded experience
once-dont delay dsy-to HOohands German Bitters
pared by Dr. T. M Jackson, which, Alternative
lVe and invgorant stands alone and uRspprosched
have tried the Bitters and
the diseases specified above For dealers in medic
yerywhere a.
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ON CAPITOL HILL-THREE VERY DESIRA-
~ Bile Building Lots No. /, Is, and 16 in square
7S7. between East Capitol and SITS. south, Third
square east Of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on ao-
commodatng terms on application to g. Crandeil,
No. 80 stree, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square 872.
oct 25-lmt
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Commercial Embarrassments in Buffalo

BUFFALO Nov 9.-This is a blue day in our
commercial circles. The Exchange Sank Of
Robert Codd has stopped, and We learn from
private sources that the suspension of AT lsfst
one large house on the dock must soon take
place.
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Arrest Of One of the Ricssrs at Worcester

WORCESTER, Nov. 9 "A colored man named
Solomon II Dutton has been arrested here for
taking part in the assault on oficer Asa o.
Butman during tho late liot. His bail has
fixed at 81, 600.
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QR1CKS AND BRICK YARD FOR SALE.-WE,
- the undersigned, offer at private sale our dry
clay steam Brick Press, now in successful operation
with 1000 feet Of ground attached to the same,
with thirty horse power engine and boilers com
plete, built last spring by VIM. NJ Ellis & Brother
with all the utensils pertaining to the same, such
Wheelbsrrows, Brick Cars, Spades
Shovels, Picks
Forge and Blacksmiths' Utensils
And grist Mill attached to the same power.
which can grind from 90 to so bushels of corn per
day.
We have now on hand
100000 machine made bricks, burnt, ready for mar
ket
6O,0OO front do do al of good quality
From l0o,o 900 to zoe, 600 hand made do, unburnt
60O,0 GOO machine made bricks, unbur,t
All Of which will be disposed of on Reasonable
terms.
Those wishing to 60 into the above business have
now fine opportunity offered them. Call and see.
We are still making from 20 900 to Is 900 rer day
OCT AVdtI3th@ A. d 7. A. RICHARDS
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DOR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AvENUE- TIE
l. neat and convenient sized Store in star Build
street, which said corner ia soon to be opened by
Hibus aitz, as their Music store and Piano ware
rooms. The store now for rent will make q capital
stand for almost any kind of business rs already
the Star office is more freq uented than any other
business place in Washington Apply at the counter
OF the Star Office. oct 25-tf
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Money Panic at Pituburg.

PITrsBURG, Nov. 9.-Hugh King, banker,
failed to-day, and there is quite panic in tho
money market.
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Removal.

he subscriber having removed Be tn corner OF
"a. avenue and 10th street, over II V!e,4Sno.
ton Swings bank will continue to - N sxrsn.
i've ass Htment OF PkNRHYE Ma Spa I'm
MANTELa, WROUGHT IROh ANDY Ea1L
l >GS, Enc4usti ii ing and Terra Qyas Sd Iron
Window Lintels ssd 6ills RALPH RAxKINS.
oct 27-sctf
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LOR RENT Or SALE.-THE MODERN
IL Fourstory Brick House 90 thirteenth st eet
near Z, east side. The house s in good repair, dry
cellars, and TO good te ,ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November. Apply to
oct 3O-n JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Amer
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DOR SALE-A COMFORTABLE AND CosyE1
IL nient two-story brick House, No. ~ Indiana
avenue, near Second street and Trinity church I'm.
mediate possession given. Apply to
CHAS. H. LANE,
No. IA Penn. avenue, Gents Furnishing Store.
oct 31-f
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9 TORAGE-Those having Furniture, Dry Gooas
~ Groceries, DC. to be stored, will find ample ac
In the large, ally, fag-stonep paved,
and dry Easements under the star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at tho Star Office
oct 25-f
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From Texas-Failure Of the Pacific nailrosd
Project.

INV ORLEANS, Nov. S.-We have rece'-e;
later dates from Texas. The Austin State
Gasette, of the Both ult,, says that The Cover
nor has refused to receive the stock offered by
Messrs. Walker and King as the deposits to
secure the Pacific railroad contract. The pro-
ject is, therefore, considered failure.
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" SPLENDID PICTURks-Tbose readers who do. re-
TO pass through splendid Gallery rot
fail to pas visit to Pumbs Rooms the Avenue
on exhibition there some choice specimens of
Dsguerreoyping In OIL which beauty and excellence are
incompatible There is portrait executed in this ,st
style of President Pierce that reflects great ON :he
artist every lineament thereof giving expression
MT Pumbe is reckoned the first Dsguerr sts
Of time - On
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n AhAlE ID.

In this city, Oh The 9th instant, by the Rev. MFR.
hhRGARET LUCAS, Of Georgetown, d. Z.
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9 ELLING NEW PIANOS AT MANUFACTORY
- wholesale prices for cash We have on hana
few very superior Instruments. which We will sell
as above TO close out our present stock previous
removing. Every instrument warranted. Call and
Judge for yourselves at Hilbus Hitz' Music Depot
oct LIFT
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Political serenade-Thrse Mem Killed.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. s -Amos p Gran
ger, the Congressman elect from the Gath dis.
trict, was serenaded this evsninS A large
number Of his friends were present, snd to N
address delivered by Mayor Mupros, he elo-
quently replied.
Three men were killed at Msresilus to-day
by the caying in Of an emba lkr 3nt
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ON LATE CHANGE.

New YORK, IL P. M, Nov. 10.-Flour has
declined IL cents-State brands $7.SIaSS. rs,
Southern IS sla$9. Corn 90. Whoa, dull.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10, p. m.-All the re-
turns in but three districts, and Woods ma,
jority is 900.
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iOh Rim TIN u NEATLY AND EKPk
y plTiOUsLY EAECUTED At THE "EFENLht
AgAh" OFFICE 1855
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SHILLISsToS receives all the Books and News
papers rs last AS published He is Harpers
the other Magazines and readers ALWAYS find a
large and good assortment of Blank and Satoner
-
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At 12 o'clock

pair of handsome matched gray Carriage Horses
very feet, aud perfectly kind and gentle
In excellent Fami y Carriage, Harness
Buffalo ROBE, Covers, &c.
Terms: $50 sni under cash; over that SUE, h
credit OF two and four months, for notes sat,i,c-
riy endorsed, bearing interest
JANIS c. MoGUItH
nov I'd Auctinpesr
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By II. III. JEWELLE 4 Col Au cts
ON TUESDAY morning, November IA, at i,
~ o'clock, m at tie premises on street lie
tween 18th and 18th, W shall s.il at public auction
the entire stock aud fixtures Of Flower Garden and
Green House, viz:
800 lights of Glass and Sash for hot beds and
green house
hoice lot Shrubs and Flowers, CONSISTING in
part of Asretsgpss, Rhuharb. Rasphery, STRAW.
berry currents and Roses of every variety
Also, Lots No. ), 4, 6, I, and 9, of Square No.
Terms Of sale: sums of $95 ard under cash; over
$50, credit Of thirty and sixty days on notes
spon sibly endorsed, bearing interest: the Its
cepted) upon which larger credit will be given.
N. B-Persons dosirous of purchasing before the
day OF sale can do 70 BIZ applying to MIR Morrison,
dorner Of I4th and X streets. or to
X. H JEWELLE Co., Auctioneers,
nov 1-eots No. 317 pennsylvania avenue,
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nON'T YOU WANT HOME2-1OO BUILDING
~ Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner of
Seventh and streets, to let
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
g, between Seventh and Eighth street.
oct 24-1mt
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New York Market.

New YORK, Nov 10.-Flour has advanced
cents. Corn, mixed, s7t cents.
All kinds of stocks are dull, with . Down
ward tendency
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dor RENT.-Two new four story brick HOUSES,
IL on 4 street north near tbs corner of Fourth
street west. They arc built In the very best man
ner. OF modern STYLE with every necessary conve-
nience. To good and punctual tenan. the rent
will be moderate Apply to ]. T. CLEMETS, on l
street, No. 6sO, or JAS. HENRY, ct the Capitol.
nov Gets
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DOR RENT-ROOMs IN A CENTRAL, AIRY,
i and healthy part Of the city, not far from the
Smithsonian Institution or any Of the Departments
For terms-which are moderate apply at the Ii.
brary, west end of the Smithsonian Institution to
nov 7-eo3t P. 8. KENYON
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By BARNARD 4 BUCK EY, Auc,rs.

By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auc,rs.
GEORGETOWN.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
IL EkY. EpcJ clopsdias and Valuable Standard
Works, ia every cepartnert # Literature Science
aud Art ANIMALS and BOOKS Elegantly Illus.
tratrd sud Ill animated Pictorial, Embellished and
beautifully bound Fine Family and Pocket Bibles,
with Prayer Books of every description
Litter and Cap Paper, Portfolios, Gold Pens, SC
TO be sold at Auction THIS EVENING, at seven
o'clock, at the store Of
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Bridge st.
~ The attention of the public. in this city and
vicinity. is respectfully invited to this Collection
Books, which is believed to be the most valuable
collect on Of standard works ever offered at Auction
IN this place. The Books are new and wsrr, nted
peri Ct The sale will he positive and without re-.
serve, to the highest bidder, and will be continued
every evening until all are sold
N. Books for examination and at Private Sale
during the day. BARNARD BUCKLEY.
Auctioneers, Bridge at, Georgetow n, d @.
oct 3l-dtf -
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LHOR REMIT w TWO-STORY FRAN E
L. HOUSES, on Eighth street between o and
nearly new, containing six rooms. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire of
II McdINNITY
noV7-lW" No. 3l4 Eighth street.
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DOOMS AND BOARD-SEVERAL SINGLE gen.
IL tlenen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board, in private family, with all the
comforts of q home, by application No. 81 Az st.
west side, between Missouri and Pa. avenues.
oct 2l-lmA
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Money Panic at Cinsiznati.

CIHcIsNArI, Nov. Asssrs. ksAaskin B
Co private bankers, closed thsiI Asou 10.
day. There has been no run on other hopsss,
and the deposits are now concentrating In four
or Ave leading establishments. TRo Rrust
Company Bank has been crowded al day
with depositors, and money mattass 81 i'm
proving Eastern exchange ranged to-day
from to / ! premium. Gold i nslAiliaf ut 8
per cent prem.
Bodley is now stated to be only $40 600
Messrs Ellis Sturgis and t s. Goodman &
Co., have made assignments. There il no ran
on other bankers this morling but lssCe
number Of people assembled around the doors
of the suspended parties.
Mr.. Bodley, clerk in the banking house Of
s. W. Morrey 4 Co, il said 10 have sssconded
with 81 500 or moro. The amount 10 moi. H&
known and may be much larger. SSSe
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BY GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctfons RI
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUCTIU.,
IL On SATURDAY, the 1lth instant, at 20
o'clock, a. m, shall sell in front of our Auctir
Store, fine mort bern bred Horse Buggy ard Her
ness They are sold for no fault the owner having
NO further use fer them.
Terms: 30 and GO days On notes bearing ixt.rrst
and endorsed
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
nov lO-H kucti
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A CHANCE FOR PRNTERS SO
THREE Pr ESSsS AND / FesT 0FAHM&

WAttff4,SS.s t,ta.. 3. = !. +; III
hour 1sass so SsssSPs esS sSa U.s.
Ti s s%s s.sSSf o %sn:SS SssFSSs
CAP RAMAd3 pREss Irhrf pEscH:
iDs al. ut pounds, g. HtNssAS%
r9$k
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DOR sALE,-In the city Of Baltimore, HOTEL
l. and RES rAURANT, handsomely fitted up. anc
well stocked with the choicest LIQUORS. The House
Is paying we'll, but the subscriber h>s other bug,
ness engagements it will be sold at fair price to
cash customer Parties wishing to purchase, vii,
address BUSINESS" Baltimore Post Office
nov 9-3t
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DOARD IN GEORGErOWN-A private family
ID having hou e larger than they DESIRE W, uid
be pleased to accomm date family with pleasant
rooms and the quiet and comforts of home, perma.
nently, on reasonable terms. Apply at the first
brick dwelling on Washington street, above EFT,
left sife coming up from Bridge street.
nov 6-1w*