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Bank Failures.

CINCINNATI, Oct. is The Kentucky Trust
Bank, and the Ohio Savings Bank have both
failed and there has consequently been much
excitement on Third street this afternoon.
run has also commenced on one or two private
banks, which will be renewed Tomorrow,
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Emigration TO Kansas

New YORK, Oct. 19.-Three hundred emf
grants passed through Worcester, Mass, yes
terdsy, on the way to Kansas.
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Prom BIO dc Janeiro

SALEM, MASS, Get 1--we have an arrival
here from Rio, with dates to the 18th of Aug.
The news by it, is unimportsnt.
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NEW AUCTION GOODS.

I HAVE just returned from New York and Phila
i delphia with large and splendid st, OK of good
from Auction, consisting Of Embrsideries Lace, Sill
and Millinery Goods, Head Dresses, Dress Cans
Flowers, Feathers, end Dress Trimmings, sill o
which Will be sold at unusually low prices.
Call early and examine them at
+. +. MYERS,
Pa avenue, between sth and 9th streets.
oct 17-so3t
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sfLkspID PioTuKEs-Thoss of readers who ds.,r.
10 pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures shopd
M ~ 49, py sst 70 fum6s Rooms the Avenue He has
there some choice specimens of the nav -,
Dssuerreotypins in OIL for beauty and a OF
@ There Is portrait executed in this last
se, Vi feTce that reflects great credit on tba
sfts every nesnent thereof giving life like e,nrsssi
MI finnoe Is reckoned among the first DaguerIsan
of time. D"e"eii can artsts
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Observation-Disclosures

~ Geutiem-1 i'm want of Hat of ele-
! 81 gence of fabric, beauty of style and OF | r
&sap Iior work, should visit SUIT 80
hUI kIAs, Hatters apr Dealers in Gents Furnish.
ing Code, 9th street aud Pa. avenue, where
thu ri 8l1 everything new, novel, and Beautiful,
at prices hat will compare fsvorsbly with any
hos. United States. oct 17-eo1w
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COME AND LEARN YOITR FATE

WI the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and
vicinity that she can be consulted on the past, prt
emit and future events, at her residence No COZ ey
enth street, between Maryland avenue and street,
vest side, Islsnd. Her name is ON the door Ladies'
rs ceDts-gentlemen so. Hours from o'cIk in the
morning until 10 O'Clock at night.
oct 7-lmH
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sJoE SHrLLrNsroS receives all and News
papers as fast published He for Harpers
the other Magazines, and readers will always
large and good assortment Blank Books
his Bookstore, Odeon Building Pa. ~ st.
auo1
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BY - " mcG UlhE. AuctfOneer.
TTtRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE ant
L Lot.-By virtue Of deed In trust from VIM.
austin and wife, besring date the 9th dsy oi
January, l S54, and recorded in L'ber ;. A. S. No
~ folios $50 337 s, 339. and $40. the subscriber
viii sell at pubic tale on Tuesday, the 3Ist day o;
October, 1854, at o'clock p m, en- the premifes.
on First st. east, between end streets south;
part of Lot No. s. in square south of SQusre No 7I4
fronting % feet III inches said First street by 70
feet deep, on 60 foet alley. together with the build
inss and Improvements, which consist Of we'll and
substs ntia ly built twostofy frame dwelling bouse
The tel ms Of sa will be one half cash and the
balance in equal payments st elk snd twelve month
tor notes BEARING interest from the day of eaie
cured by deed in trust Oh the property.
Ii the terms Of sale not complied with in sig
days alter the sale, the property will b. resod ST
the FISK and expense of the purchaser, upon ore
weeks notice.
All conveysncing at the expense Of purchs ser
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee
}. G MCGUIRE,
oe1 iI-otswdde Auctioneer
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e. 8. WRIGHT, Aucttoneer

FURNITURE, CROcKERY, FINE HORSE. &C. at
Il Auction On SATURDAY morning 2lst iRst
at O'clock, shall ssll in front of the Aucti,n
Rooms a vsriety of second hand Furniture.
to- First quality Fea' her Beds, Stoves
Crockery and Glassware &c.
Also, fine young saddle Hore. Terms cash
E. s. WRIGHT,
oct I'D Auctionesr
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY.


Situated on E street, north of tAe Citv Hall,
Washington
'1'HE extensive additions the buildings of this
L institution are completed and constantly open
for the reception and care of the sick
Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which car
be obtained in hospitals secured for the inmates
The institut on Is visited daily Tor oftener if
Sary) by Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty
Of the National Medical College.
DR.. B. L HELEN, resident physician, is always in
the building also several resident students and s
necessary attendants.
The patients are nursed by the Sisters of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found inYa. u
able since their introduction into the institution
Physicians in the city and also In tbs country nd
neighboring cities having patients who need hospi
tails advantages, are invited to send them to the In
Urinary.
The charge for board Is from So to $40 per week
according to the accoMmod atoms required payable
in advance.
Persons will apply for admission to Dr. HELEN
resident physician, at the Inhrmary.
All communications in regard to the institution
must be to my address
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D.,
-a. Georgetown, d. c.,
Curator Of the Washington Infirmary.
oct 9-1m
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EOR sALE-DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE
Il Misunderstanding of two HOUSES eeLOT2
the first being new frame House, fifteen by thirty
feet, wish four large airy rooms, and summer ktci-
en- attached, and other Improvements, consisting OF
stabng, &C., on full lot OF SO by l22 feet running
back TO 80 feet alley. The other is Ia frame hOues
OF four rooms, situated Lot 81 by rs feet TO in
ALI information will be given by APPLYING in person
Or by letter to ''SYPHAX," at the Guar Office
N. B-The first named house and lot would suit
any one engaged in huckstering, &c.
SOD 26-lm
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A RARE CHANOE-For sale, fourteen acres Of
"A LAND. one mile from the city line, near thu
toll gate on Seventh street four acres in heavy TIM
Der, Hne site for . suburban residence-soil vail
adapted for market gardening Enqnire of
b. @. HUBBARD,
Neaf the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
aen 2T-1mk
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oct l4-d


By GRE EN- 4 SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the Island. q,
Y Auction.-0n THURSDAY, the 18th instant.
we shall sell, at ~ o'clock, the premises, Lot
Nos. TO, H. and ID, IN Square $50 tituated at Ii.
whole containing between Is 900 and 10 900 square
feet, and form handsome square Of ground ana
each lot having the advantage Of wide alley.
They will be sold separately or together, to suit
purchasers
Title ipdisputable.
Terms: One fifth cash: the balance in 8, 9, and II
months fer notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveysn:ing at cost Of purchaser.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
oct I'D tucticnsers
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GALES OF DRY GOODS AND OTHER ART
~ cles. will be continued at our store EVERY
EVENING this week. There will also be sales IL
the Al ernoons on Tuesday and We tuesday at BIZ
O'Clock, which the Ladies ara invited to attend -
Many useful and desirable goods yet remain to BE-
sold. ROTHWELL A. BRUWN
0clb-6t AucHOneers corner 1th ard SITS
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-, SHOULD De universally known-for Il ts strictv
h hdsesson Is the parent OF large proportion Of
asai diseases Dysentery, dsrrhes, cholera morbus
complaint and many other diseases enumers,ed in th
sn weekly estaiosue Of deaths generated by
who suffer from dsordered stomachs and fva IN VI ~
70 De guided by advice founded upon experience rssrt
onceIaon delay day-to Hollands German Bttsrs nra
pared Dy DE- C. Jackson which, alternative eprs
M snu ,nvls0raht stands alone and unapproached We
nave tried the Bters and know that thew sra
Die diseases specified above For sale dealers in it Oi
| everywhere. ei' la mediclnt
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IN ARRIED

In New York, on the 18th instant. by the Rey T
Harwood, LEWIS J. DAVIS, of this citv. md
MARGARET JANE, daughter CT Chas M. Keer
Esq, of New York --"'
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...s DIED.
On tue lSth Instant, MISC VIRGINIA A. HOW
ELL, in The 10Th year Of her age.
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY

OYSTERS-FRESHD DAILY,
EPICURES OF these delicious biyalves can have
IL their various palates gratif1ed by having tn m
served up In every style by The undersigned. The
subscriber has engaged protested cook, especially
tor This department. whose qualifications have been
sttested to by many.
Meals served up at all hourk consisting Of every
delicacy of the season. RyTs HOTEL.
oct Sim Pa. syenu.
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The RlFLEMEN's BALL To NIsHr.-In the enthu-
siasm of the day military readers should nst for
get the ball of the American Riflemen at Carusi's
Saloon, to night twill be an appropriate closing
OF the celebrstIon i'll the old style of the days OF
Washington, when all parades were wound up with
ball We look for bril- Int military display, and
bright eyes will doubtless cheer them on i'm the
merry dance
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I M p OR II A n II Work for Pension
Observation-Disclosures and Bounty Land Laws
lust published an analytical Digest of the Pension
and Bounty Land Laws, the Decisions of Secreta-
ries. &C., arranged to be Ineligible to every
claimant. Price $2-postage if prepaid 20 cents
TAYLOR 4 MAUkY'S
oct IL Bookstore NJ ar 9th 81.
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THIEF WANTED.-A bearder in one of our hotels
was robbed recently OF two shoes, the rogue fool
Ishy taking the odd ones of two pairs thus obtain
ing nothing OF use to himself, and leaving nothing
OF use TO the owner He is, therefore, requested 10
come and steal the other two odd shoes, and he will
then have two pair of shoes, all right. In the event
that one pair will answer his purpose, perhaps he
might condescend to give and take in the matter,
AM be satisfied in making the necessary correction
OF his bungiing mistake. The gentleman robbed is
willing to give the thief pair, he is respect
fully requested TO come forward and receive his dues
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rI,Hrs is no GIVE NOTICE that n,

i subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Wa Arlington County in the District of Co.
lumbis letters Of administrator the personal
tate Of Jsbez Trsyers, late OF Washington c unity.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, hereby VARIED tn e hibt tie
same with the rouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the l4th day Of October next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefits
of the sail estate.
Given der my hand this Ieth 5sy Of October,
1854. SOLOMON SLOWER,
Get 16--W3w Administrator.
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THE REcHABrrEs.-The annual visitations of Co
lumbIa District Tent to the primary tents under its
jurisdiction will take place, we learn, as follows
Virginia Tent, Friday, October 20; Mount Vernon,
Thursday, October 26; Eagle, Tuesday, November I
George Washington, Monday, November l3; Airing
ton, Friday, November II; Heber, Thursday, No
vember %. Sons of Rechab Eagle Tent, Thurs
day, November 30 George Washington, Wednes-
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ErOR RENT-A pleasant three story brick a.
Il house few doors north of the avenue. III
on 18th street west, and near the Department.
Furnished or unfurnish 3d. suitable for family With
me yard and pump of COED water in it.
Terms reasonable. r. TRI1E
oct 1f-2t
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kfOR RENT.-The subscriber has for r, mt. a good
Dwelling HOUSE, on Bridge street, Georget'wn
. few doors east OF tbs market housa IT ia largo
IN good order, convenient, and quite desirable res.
idence Apply to TIMOTHY ODONOGHUE
oct 6-2v
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1926 REWARD.

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEpo sITEs-Int.,.
i est obtained for peposi.ors and others upnn frs,
cisass securities ChUBB BROTHERS, Bankers
ep 2I-aoIf
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GREAT ATTRACTION,

GREAT ATTRACTION.
l00 dozen linen cambria Handkerchiefs from
lOO cents upwards
80 dos grass linen Handkerchies from Is cents I'D
wards, very cheap
French worked Collars in great variety very low
Worked lawn and muslin Sleeves
Worked csmbric Shirts
24o pairs French kid Gloves, at so CENTS worth IS
cents
Call and buy cheap FOR cash at
WIN. Il. RILEYS,
cor: Eighth street, opposite Centre Market.
oct Sim
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

M are now receiving the largest stock of GAS
w FIXTURES ever offered in this CITY, com.
prii"g every variety CT style ard finish They have
been selected fo the celebrated factory of Cnrne.
lius Co., Philadelphia, and include all of their
patterns. $3.50
Owing TO reduction In price in Gas Fixtures we
are now prepar to furnish them at less rate than
they have ever yet been sold here elsewhere.
70 keep pace with the above improy ement ibs
rrics of gas Tubing has been materially reduced,
and increased facilities warrants US in saying
that We are prepared ana can execute any work
may undertake cheaper and better than any other
Establishment; la this city.
J. ". THOMPSON 4 BRO,
Plumbing Gas Sitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue side, between 10th and llth SITS.
oct l3-dtJarl ~ #.
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LfOR SALE-A small FARM of about rs acres
Il 81 miles from Washington, and one hal mile
from the Plank Road. Enquire Of B. T. Reilly, at
the General Land ONCE oct 17-3ts
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT

PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT
go New and second hand PIANOS of
VtFTImy own and several other factori es,
are always TO be had at my Piano Wareroom, on
18th street, between PennsyIyania avenue and 4
street 10. Old Planes taken in exchange
Tuning also attended to.
p, c. REICHENBACH.
s--A few very lo~ pi iced second hand piano.
" ih Sfh MIR asts la-soamS
A LOT Of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALg AZ
"A 1AL6 Ok1lCL - may A-6
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Auction aalea.


BY e. Q. WRIGHT, Georgstown.
FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-on TOMORROW
Il Friday) afternoon, the goth instant, at o'clk
at the residence of Mr.. Petit, on High near Third
street. shall sell his entire Furniture, consisting
Of ..-.. --- go
Mahogany sidebosrd, do Tables
Cfis,ts. CARPETS, Beds, Bedsfeads
Bedding. Bureaus, Stoves
Kitchen Furniture, &c. Terms cash.
E. 6. WRIGHT.
oct 1a-at Auctioneer.
BY ROTH WELL 4 BROWN, Aucts.
4 UCTI0N SALE OF HARDWARE AND CUT
n LERY -0n FRIDAY (tomorro~) evening, at
o'clock. we shall sell, al our Auction Store con
sigoment of Hardware suitable for carpenters u e.
consisting Of
Locks, Door Knobs, Door HapdIes =
Hinges, Window Fsstenings and Springs
Hammers, Gimlsts Br, oe and Bits
Ch'se,s Gusges, Squares, Band Irons
Hat Hooks, Measuring apes, &c.
Also number of articles for family use. such as
Gridirons, Sad Irons, Coal Shoveis, tnuffers, Can
dlest,sks, Knives and Forks Scissors, spoons Hand
Bells, &c.
ROTHWELL BROWN,
A1ctionsers, corner 7th and streets.
oct lQ-d2t
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PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS

PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS
fRENoE Merinos, sill shades, at IS cent? very
4 cheap -. a.
French Merino Plsids, all STYLES
900 pieces black silk velvet Ribbons Of all widths
very chesp
Plaid Silks, plsid Ribbons
Black Silks of every width and quality
zoo French Sha Wis, various ftyles, very low
Customers will do well to call and look at MY
stock, ali Of which win be sold at small sdvs nca
for caSh VIM r. RILEY,
Corner 9Th St., Opposite Centre Market
oct Aim
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MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE.


MASONIC CERTIYIcATK. . 49,. .
NORFOLK, Sept. s, 1858.
Dear Str-ln compliance with your request We the nm
dersged cheeruy state that in the fall atten
uoh WAS directed to the deplorable condition stranger
named John X. Jasper who been treated for Scrofa
without eectins cnre and at the suggestion friend
Jasper member, directed you administer your
lR Vrr and that he taken IL some weeks he was
declared cured, and left Norfolk apparently well man.
Respectfully. sc.
simon stone, Philip l. Cohen,
r. r. Ferguson, VIM ID SerI
Mr. b. Burrow - 1880
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EfOR RENT-Three new three story HOUSES, on
Pierce street, between North Capitol ard LIST st
aed snd a. They contain six rooms each Al
oct 6-2ws
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FLAG PRESENTATION-The Scott Guards at 10
O'Clock this moining, marched from their armory TO
the residence of Mrs Pendleton. On reaching there
they presented arms, after which they were invited
by the amiab hostess inside and being formed into
line, Mrs. Pendleton came forward with masnifi =
cent flag, which she presented to the Captain in
speech full oil patriotism. The Captain (B. A. Jan j.
SOM having received it from her hands, responded
In feeling and sOlder-like sentiments. Before Ieav-
ing, the company gave another salute to the liberal
donor, and then marched to join the Regiment form
ing at the City Hall.
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"Wanss" and Wanted" advertisements, foilf lines
OF less fol each Insertion, Is cents; each additional
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Things in New York.

Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
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BY H. s. WRIGHT Georgetown.
ON TUESDAY, the 2ath instant, at O'Clock p
~ m shall So u, without reserve in front OF the
premises
Lot 1l6, In Beall's addition to Georgetown, front
ing "a feet Green street, by III deep six foot
alley, with the frame Buildings thereon.
Terms at the ssie.
L. s. WRIGHT,
oct Id Auctioneer.
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CARD MUSICAL.

OhISD NIUSICAL.
MILE w. bOYE, late of Stockholm, Sweden,
WI has arrived in this city aud is prepared to
give lessons to advanced Scholars on the Piano
Forte and in Vocal Music
Orders left at her residence, Mrs. Gildemester. on
~ street, ut ar Pa. avenue, at the Music Depot
of Hilbus Hits, will meet with prompt attention.
oct TT
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WANTED.-A FEW aoon
" House Carpenters vented at Wila1ds' Hotel.
oct 1876 -.-U 0A'
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t>OK RENT.-The most desirable STORE now te
Il be had on Pa avenue is next door to the new
Star Office: It is situated between the new Star
Ofice and the new store the corner of Pa avenue
and Eleventh street, being fitted up by Hilbus q
Hitz, for their contemplated magnificent Piano and
Music establishment. Apply early at the Star Of
6cs. oct a If .
g TORAGE.-Wallach Hope will store Furni-
~ fure, Dry Goods Groceries &C., in the extensive
basement underneath the new /" Star Buildings" at
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street. These Easements paves with flags, we'll
ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and Sc.
cure: Apply at the Star office counter.
oct 2-tf
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| ITO LIT-sEvERAL CHAMBERS, NEATLY
L furnished, On D, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Inquire of c. W. Botsler, Iron Hall, Penn
| avenue oct lS-6t
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For Aunors lnfammAons vsnereal aud Murcurial Dis
eases scrnfus Coughs Colds Fevers and Consumptiou in
"s r RIsl star II Is the only infsilibs specific.
rs ior sale In Washington by C. sTOTT CO.
fennsyivanla avenue and 7th and ALI deslsrs In
ieins throughout the District of Columbia " ~
l2-J2w
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AHIGHFLIER.-Yesterday afternoon our Avenue
exhibited species Of equestrianism rarely wit
messed. person from the country, having very
spirited horse, and DESTROYS Of showing his qualities
rode him, at too rapid gait, from the Kirkwood
House along the pavement TO Ninth street, where he
was stopped by our humane officers and taken TO
GTu6o'S livery TO be taken Of After remaiDins
there short time, It's owner, DESTROYS of getting
home, inquired the cost and being told So, paid the
money, sa' ing ne thought stablng exceedingly high
III Washington city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-19

CIRCUIT CoUaT-Ottoter Term-This tribunal
has been in session since Monday, but SO far has
transacted but little business of public Importance
The appeal of the proprietor of the Empire Hotel
from Justices decision, was not sustained. Lit re-
lated to fine Tor violation of the city ordinance s
IN winch the imposition of the penalty was f a
doubtful character. The Justices decision being
confirmed by the highest tribunal in the city, it now
becomes the fixed law The honorable Judges Nor
sell and Dunlop preside We give it as a piece oi
additional neus that . the docket for the present
term is a very heavy one.''
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By j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.

By j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
7 RUSTEE5 SALE of Valuable Improved Proper.
y On Seventh street On SATURDAY after
neon, October 2lst, st ~ oclcck. on the premises,
shall sell parts Of Lots mum bered and s. in ga
streets, running ok l02 feet with the improv.
ments, consisting OF two story Brick Dwelling
House.
The above property is locsted nearly opposite the
paten ut Office, end is well worthy the attention of
capitalists.
Terms: Ono third cssh the residls in two equal
instruments AZ and Il months, y it'll interest, 81
cured by deed Of trust on the premises.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
i've days after tie sale the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell at the risk and expense of the fret
purchaser.
MICH. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
not Il
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Doom FOR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNPUR.
III NISHED "A nice front room on the Ioysr
hoor of house. No. 47o, on the west side of 18th
street. two doors south OF Pennsylvania avenue. It
will suit gentleman desi,ing comfortsb Quarters
for the winter, in the iminediaie vicinity of the
avenue. oct te-9v
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EfOR RENT-IN FIRST WARD, A SMALL TWO
Il story brick House, near N, and on Twentieth
sereet, three squares from Market. Rent s. per
oct 1856 ..r. ,
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IfOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT
II Concert Room of Forrest Hall, Georp.tovn. az
tscned are all the necessary dressing rooms, &c II
ls the only plaos for public exhibition in the town
The room Is forty feet wide by eighty fest deep
helgnt OF ceiling tventy.th three feet. Posseesioo
may be had Immediately. Terms liberal
address B. FORREST, Georgetown.