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THE NEBRASKA HOUSE,

S't""ted on h1"g street, opposite the Nzasas-
soS fap Raairood office. Alera.,dyia, Va.
BONTE q Co, Proprietors.
'lNHE subscribers h,ving taken and fitted CD in
i the most approved .yle, the above house as 4
Restaurant, respectfully solicit portion Of the pub
lie patronage. They are determined t. spare no
psans to make their houss one Of the most comfort
able and entertaining to be found in he CITY, The
choicest Liquors and segarp car always be had ut he
bar, and sll the deltcacfes of the sesson-th very
best the market can afford will be constantly on
hand, ready at q moments warning to serve those
who may favor us.
As-strangers passing tn ough our city, can be
waited upon with despatch.
OYSTERS IN CANs- Persons out OF the CITY, de
srious OF having Oysters q good artcls) r~arded
70 them, ~ railroad CIR otherwise, will do we'll to
favof "a with their orders which will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to
oct 9-eo4t
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NOTICE..
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, Sept m Der %, 1854.
(NONGRESs, during its last session, having made
~ an appropriation for the purchase of the best
breechloading Rifles for the use of the United States
army, provided that the Secretary OF War, after
fair practical test thereof shall deem the purchase
advisable and proper" inventors and msnufactur
ers are hereby notified that specimen. of such arms
will be received at this office till the first day of
Deem Der next for preliminary examin stonr; and
II found to off"r reasonable expectation of being
useful, purchase will be made OF sufficient num
per (say OF each of tht se aforcing such
eTpectation) to be placed in the hands Of the SOL
ders for trial in the field, fhs result of this prac
Teal test will aid the Secretary in making a d. :.
nision HENRY K CRAIG,
sep 30-28wSw I Colonial Of Ordnance
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~ Msd,e.l Department. Of George

G< II sdie al Dspar tment Of George.
AS town College The lectures will com
mence on November 6h ard continue until the
middle of March.
Terms for the foil course, Including Naturalization
S95: Ora iustion $25: Dis 7ectng ticket $40.
FACULTY:
NOBLE FsUNG, 81. D., Prof. of Institutes and Pra@
tee OF MeIicins.
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ. D Prof. of Obstetrics and
the Diseases of women and children
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ n Prof. of ANATOMY
JAS 4. MORGAN, NJ D, Prof. of Med cal Jurispru
dence and Hygiene.
NJ SNYDER, NJ. D., Prof. of Surgery
BENZ. CRAIG. NJ D., Prof. of Medical Chemistry
ard Physiology.
Therapeutics.
ALEX x. Young, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anato-
my.
As heretofore the Lectures will be delivered In the
afternoon and evening, enabling the students to de.
vote the morning to medical studies.
FLODoARDO HOWARD, Dean
oct 6-FtTtNor6 corner 10Th and sts
Intel & Union ..-.
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The Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE returns from
the State indicate the election of the following
members of Congress list district, Florence
Dem I'd district, Tyson, Wing; Sd district
Nillward, Wing; 4th district, Broome, Wing
and American; 5th district CadwalI ader, Dem;
9th district, Hickman, Dem; 9TH. district,
Bradshaw. Whig; Sth district Jones, Dem
9th district, Roberts, Wing; 10th district
kunkel, Wing; Ilth district. doubtful; 18th
district Fuller, Wing; 18th district, Packer,
Dem; 18th district, Grow, Dem; 18th district,
Pearce, Dem 10th district, Todd, Know No.
thing; 18th district, Robinson, Wing; 18th
distriot, Covode, Wing; Goth district knight,
Wing; 2lst district Richie, Whig7 '22d dis
trict, Purviance, Wing; 23d district, Allison,
u hig; 18th district, Dick, Wing The Wings
have only members in the present Congress
Thus far only seven Democrats have been
elected to the next Congress. .s
Pollock, Wing, is elected Governor, over
Bigler, Dem, by an immense majority.
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P. R EILLEY'S HOTEL.
(LATE JAMES COOprp'sN

No 8 Centre Market Space, baltimore, Md.
fl'HE unde' signed would inform his frienis and
the public generally, that he has purchased the
entire interest Of Mr.. James Cooper In and to the
proprtetorship of the hotel, No 8, Centre Market
space where he Will be prepared at ell times to &C.
commodsts the public, and furnish OYSTERS.
bEEF-STEAks, &C. DC, with everything in season,
ct the shortest notice. His bar vii always be sup
piled with the very best LIQUORS, AL rs, WINES,
&C An earnest effort will be made to Sc tsfsctoriy
accommodate all who may give him q call. ArPar
ticulsr attention given to supplying families With
fresh oysters. - oct 9-eo1m
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Arrest on Charge Of Robbing the Mail
Soft Nomination for Congress, &c.

ALBANY, Oct ia SOD ofJaesb Berringer,
the Postmaster at Cape Vincent. was arrested
on Saturday night by Col. North, special mail
agent. on charge Of being engaged in rob-
bling the mail between Rome and Cape Vim
cent. He was held TO bail to answer the
charge. = ---a}-4 . -,A'
Willard was o-day nominated BY the Softs
Tor Congress in the Jefferson DISTRICT.
The United States Arsenal and the grounds
which surrounded il are to be sold at public
auction on the 18th of November.
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Fire at Pottspille

PorrsvILLE, Oct. IO.-A very large fire is
now raging here, ia the rear of Centre street
Many buildings are Oh FIRE at the date of this
dispatch, 70 clock, p. M Ali the buildings
IN the rear OF the MHers Journal office aud
a. along the Railroad street are on Gre The
Office of the Miners Journal, published by
Benjamin 'Bannons, and many other buildings,
are destroyed. ser ~ = ar.
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.

d ~. y. CAAfBELL & CO.
INATESsItE EANN BRUKkR,s SALE of unry
IL deemed rlsdges.-On " EDNEsD4Y morning
October 18th at IL O'Clock, at the uctiou Rooms
ID B. Campbell Co, shall SSH ih. follo~ing as
sortment OF rich and valuable Goods, for accounto
whom it may concern, viz: .r-l~.' - -
God and silver Watches in great Variety
elegant gold Jswelry - do i--rg p
Fine Musical INSTRUMENTS; Guns Pistols
R.vo.yers, Fan; eds &c
Also Ladies' and Geutlemen's Dress Goods
Ready made Clothing, Elegant Shanls
Nechsni"ai Tcol -
Together with an extensive variety of Foods 10
numerous t. part cularize
Ply trCer OF ISAAC UERZpERa
oce i3-tt< Lie nsed rspnirokOr
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WTMAN AT tbs NAVY YARD.-The new Odd Eel
lows Hali, Navy Yard, will doubtless present a
bright array OF the beautiful women and girl. of thu,
l'cniity, a. well as band her .taIwart men this
evening" Wyman d. serves the thanks of the people
In thai region for thus furnishing them with ron
wonseriui entertainment, and at a small cost.
" AIr1Ne Reconstruction Wednesday last
omcer Simonds arrested a man named Matthias
Limbert, who is charged with stealing watch and
hnnelesh oo,iars from a gentleman near Frederick
eu,s, va Limbert was sent TO jail by Justice Beck
" await requsltion from the Governor of Virginia
IHE OLD LAw-some of the police officers have
not relaxed their efforts against unlicensed houses
because OF the passage Of the law against tppling
houses. we notice that some have determined to
enforce the old law long as it is in existence.'
"ATcB RETrRNs.-The journal at the guard
house exhibits blank page for last night The
streets were very quiet; causes for arrests and
not even odger in the building. -
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M AAsHAL'S SAL E.-In virtue of wri
oct lid

MAHsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of a writ
wi ct eri factas, issued from the Clerks Of . Of
he Circuit Court Of the District OF Colum is for she
ouny OF Washington, and to me dir cited, / shall
expose to public sale for cas-, On MONDAY, the
I'd day Of October, 1854 at the front of the Court
House door at IL clock, M, thef rowfn5 proper
ty VIZ All that lot, piece parcel of around w.
ing and being in the city Of Washingt ten an. iesic
nsted on the lat or aeid city ss LOT No e of Fred
leg News Subdivision of square No nine hundred
and three, $685. lo1tipg twenty fser ca Eight
stfeet east, between Wand streets south BIZ one
D. ndred and fourteen {II4> feet one inch neer. to-
gether with all and singular III. irnproren1
thereon, seized and levied upon as tn nran.rty az
William ID. Aiken, -, sold 70 sstlsf, Ju,iciaI no
76 to October FERN, 1854 IN favor Of ,la.as. :
Mitchell. JONAH BoaVls}
Msrshal for the Dit trict Of t,oumbis
Sep Q-dt2dOct
as~ The above property IG post
poned to MONDAY, the 9th October same hour AID
place. J - G00VER
Marshal for the District of Columbia
sep Sd
RS- The above property IL further
postponed until MONDAY ne st, the Is b inst same
hour aud placs I'D HOOVER N.rshsI
oct %
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RhILhOAD.
Change Of Prices betaoees Washington e Bait more
@ % -: a 1s.ssszs

~ the fare betwe Warrington and Baltimcrr
wil be on. dollar and sixty Genus commu stion
Of ten cents viii be allowed to all who procure tick
cts before entering the card An di:ion Of ten
cents vi | also be made to all way statisns unes
tickets are purchased at the Office
Round trip tickets. for three days, will be Issued
the ~, Sd 4th, AID 5th Instant at S. to all who
may wi b to visi: the Agricultural Fair and Mary.
land Institute.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and So a.
N , anu AID p. M.
On Sundays at m and 5pa
Leave baltimore for Washington daily, except
Sundays, at "A aid m, a. d 8 and s D m.
On Sundays at ~ N and s pm
by order; 7. II PARSONS, Agent.
oct Aim
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= VIM. HAUNSCHILD, f..
PAPER HANGER & UPHOI afERER

4 MEXICAN and French Paper Rangings and
"A upho.ster Goods Penn. ylvanis avenue betw
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Warrington,
d o. F.re
VIM Haupschild begs leave to Inform his friends
and the ubiic thst he has On hand large ok of
Fiench Gilt and american Treasparents
Also, Hair, Nose, Cotton and Sbuck Mattresses,
which he will dispose of at the lowest prices.
oct l0-3m
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Congressional Nominations

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Wings of the
Fourth Congressional district have nominated
san1ford Macsmber for Congress: in the Fifth
George Andrews; in the Seventh, Thou a,
Childs; in the Eighth, Abram Makeman.
The scfts Of the Seventh district have NOM
mated VIM, H. kennedy fer Congress
The Hard She'll boilers, in this city, have
dominated Augustus ScheH for Mayor.
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctione.r,

RuSTEk's SALE uf Valuable Improved PIeper-
ty on seventh street ION PHI URSD4Y after
noon October 10 h, at x cclcck. on the psesrse
l SHAH sell pa Is of Lots .u berei ap.i g. in So
4o4, fronting II feet Seventh, bttw, q. G. aud ii
htreets, running b OK i0g fset. win the improve
House
Tn" above property Is located rear:y opposite the
Patent office, and is veil worthy tie attention Of
capitali ts. - ~
Terms: Onc third csFh the rest I in two equal
instsimcntg At and II YEorths, With interest. s..
cured by daed Of trust on tho pre- riSes y-,
If the terms of sale not COUPLED with within
five days after tie ssie the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the risk and Expense of ths fra
purchaser. =. .
MICH. CALLAN, Trustee.
Jas. c Mcguire,
oct I'd srct;a,sar
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By GRAEN 4 SCOTT, Auction.er.,

BY Gh1 Nm - SCOTTs AuctiOn&ers
VALUiBLE BUILDIfG LOT on the Island, q,
Auction On THURSDAY, the 10Th instant,
We shall sell, It AZ o'clack. the premises, Lot
Nos 10, ~ aud ID, in Squsae SO. situated at tbr
corner of street south ard Third slice vet: the
whole Containing between Is 600 ami 16 600 quar-
fret, and form handsome square of ground, an
each lot having the aivantage Of vide aiiey.
they viii be sold separately together 10 sui
purchasers -
Title indispu able. - ri
Terms: One fifth caah: tie balance IL 2 g. and /.
NOR tbs for notes bearing interest from the iav o
the sale s-.-
deed given and deed Of trust t. ken
All conyeyan-ing at cost Of purch sser.- ~
ia .. GHBkN = SCOTT, .,
Get I'D H.. - Au,; neers
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, Oct 1S-Howatd street -four is
held at s., 90. Wheat-Sales Of d,SeO bushels
White at 81 7sas 80; red at 81 55asIs5
forn-4,oOo bushels sold-whits as, yellow ~
cents Other things unchanged. 81
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Two Of the Saved.

NEW York, Oct. 12.-Amone those who
were saved from the Inflated Arctic, and who
have arrived at this City, are G. F. Mitchell.
Of Charleston, S. c. and Edward Dessa useur,
of New Orleans -.i'' ~
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Yellow Fever at ChsrIestor,n,
Florida Il0ctipnD

+ CHARLESTON, October IL, The deaths a
charleston on Tuesday were Of yellow fever
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TELEGRAPHN.
Expressly for the Daily Epufns Star


Bosros. Oct. 18th, 1854 -Twoeftbe Arctics
passengers who have arriveda. this city, say
they are positive that the families of Messrs
Brown and Collins arc lost, and that only
lew OF the Arctc's passengers are saved. They
saw the steamer go down and one life boat
with her fled with people.
The Suropa's passengers are Of the firm be.
liei that Mrs. collins's family are lost.
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PHILADELPHIA AUCTION bargains

E'RENCR Marinos, all shades, al Is cents, very
L cheap
French HeTino Plaids, all styles o.. leo
500 pi ces black silk yelt ct RbhonE of all widths
very heap
Plaid silbs, paid Ribbons
Black Silks OF every width and quality
200 Fren shawls, various Iyits very low
Gu stomers will do well To call and lock at my
stock. ali OF which WIN be so.d at a spsn advance
tor cash WM R. RILEY
Corner sth st., opposite Centre Market
oct aim
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS SUITABLE FOR
business Stands an5 Private Residences.-Wil
oe SOLD by auction. ON the preniFes BIZ J. q Nc
auire, on MONDAY af erloou, October the 10th M
tour O'Clock, ths following choice lots OF ground:
Three lots Of ground north OF Foy'a Hotel, on Nav
Jersey Avenue, having each frcDt OF TWENTY-FIVE
feet and running hack about $50 feet The title to
these lots has been made complete hy The purchase
of the sims Of foreign heirs
Also, one lot of FOUND on d street north sdioin-
ing Foy Hotel, Is feet font 100 deep. Title also
complete
Also, fra 1T of ground, beiu4 the northeast
corner OF square 57i and frontin 13i feet on lnd
ana avenue, street north snd Fit street west be.
ms enc oil the most desirable business stands In the
city, con naming 435t feet. .,
Terms: Oee fourth cash. residue lie 6, IL, and
IL months, for Notes bearing interest secured by
deed OF trust on tie premises.
JAMES o. MCGUIRE,
oct Id Auctiopeer.
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Indiana Election.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 13.-Dann and Colfax.
Wings, have been elected to Congress; also,
John IS. sherman, Wing, from qthsu Fhirteentb
district ~. 49,. - ,-ro- = MOI
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Medical College, VASE

~National M edicaI College, WASH
~ INsFoN The thirty third annual course of
lectures will comms1ce on the fourth Monday IN
Octobsr, and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, NJ D Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
VIM johnson, NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases CT Women and Children
Joshua Riley, NJ D =, Professor Of Materla Medics,
Therspeu lies, and Hygiene
John Fred. May, M D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice ofSurgsry.
Grafton Tyler, d, Professor of Pathology and
Prac ice Of Medicine.
Lewis Steiner, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry
Edward A. Scott, NJ D.. prossctor and Demonstra-
tor of Anatomy. I'D
The facilities for the prose cution of practical
anatomy are ample. ...
Like most similar institutions in Europe the desks
from which the regular lectures are given and the
wards for clinical instructions - under the same
roof - -
The completion of the extensive additions to the
buildings since the last session for the sccommo6a
ton OF the sick, will greatly extend the usefulness
OF the ne dical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense for full course of lectures
Practical anatomy BY the demenstrator. 10
Matrfculating Zee, payable only DETERMINATION. 5
drdnuatfng e4ponfe. ....................., rs
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic
through the whole courfe without charge.
STEINER, M D., Dean Of the Faculty, Office Wash
ington Ipfrmary. =. -
The lectures will be given in the afte, noon and
trenii'g. to accommodate students who have other
engagements during the earlier part IF the day.
oct g. eOtil10thECt ..
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Know Eothings at the South

eHARLEsoS, Oct. II, The result of the Sen
atorlai election in the choice of Nj Mordecai
by 900 plurality has caused much surprise
he is reputed to have been che choice of the
Know Nothings. - 5T. 81
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OYSTERS-.FRESH DAILY

LNPICURES Of these elicious biyalves, can have
IL their various palates gratifed by having tn m
served up In every style bg he undersigned. The
subscriber has engaged protested cook, especially
for his department whose qualifications have been
attested to by many.
IDEALS served up at all hours, consisting Of every
oeiicacy OF the Season. FLINTS HOTEL,
oct 3-1m Pa avenI,.
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Women's State Temperance Convention.

0swEGo, n. Y, Oct l0.-Tbe Women's
State Temperance Convention met to-day al
Doolittle Hall, and was called to order by Mrs
Vaughn, the President Mrs. Potter and Rev
Mr. Barber were elected Vice Presidents, and
Mrs. Albro and Mrs. Richards, Secretaries.
A Business Committee and Finance Com
mittee were then appointed. .:s..IG -
Resolutions were then reported.
The first expresses a strong interest in the
coming struggle The second asserts that the
par amount interests Of q free State are those
that surround the domestic health The third
to the manhood of the State for the protection
of those interests by the passage Of the Maine
law. The fourth regrets that in most villages
that the young men who do not drink do not
come forward more earnestly in support Of
temperance measures. The fifth admits the
NJ inc Law to be arbitrary, but claims its ne
cessity as a means TO greater eudsR The sixth
congratulates the friends of Temperance on
the nomination of Myron Holly Clark. The
seventh hopes that Henry j. Raymond will be
true to his pledges, though convert at the
eleventh hour. .1 " 70
The hrst, second and third resolutions were
adopted, when the Convention sdjoaraed until
to morrow.
The attendance was quite small,
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CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.
M Rs. GEORGE late of Ems land, wis h. to inform
1Hl the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and
Vicinity that she can be consulted on the past Or s.
ent and future events, at her residence No. 6O7 rev
eoth street, between Maryland avenue and street,
vest side, Isl nd Her name is on the door Ladies
rs cents-gentlemen 60 Hours from s o'clk in the
morning antil 10 o'clock at night.
T-lmA
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WHO WANTS A GOOD STOVE2

WOULD most re pee fully call the attention of
L the public to my assortment of Cooking, Il
parlor Chamber, and office STOVES, which 66k
cannot be excelled. have the best cooking m4
oto es IN the market, ard will warrant them -
to bake, bill roast, Try and broil, in any chimney
in Washington. - - :
Also. good assortment of TIN, JAPANNED and
lRON WAKE which offer at low priees
JOS. T H0DGSOR,
No. 504 Seventh, bet H and streets
oct 11-3t .....- - FL. - =" If
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Flsven Persons prow ned

ALBANY, Oct ia skiff cont aiming seven.
teen persons, crossing the river to West Troy.
pset this morning, and eleven persons were
drowned. 81 r.' .. '''h
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asp 2f-lE,E

ENOR sALE-DBsYKABlE PROPERTY on THE
a ISLAND-CoD ssting of two HOUSES dLOTS.
the first being new frame House, fifteen by thirty
fest, with four large airy rooms and summer kitten
en- attached, and other improvements, consisting of
stablng, &C. On full lot Of so by 122 feet, running
back to 30 feet alley. The other is frame houee
CT four rooms, situated On Lot 81 by IS feet 10 in
AL information i'll be given by applying in person
or by letter to "SYPHAX," at the star Office
n B.-The first named house and lot would suit
any one engaged in huckstering, a..
sep 25-1m
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MERCER POTATOES.

THE Schooner Joseph marsh sss arrived at Ri
i 10, . Wrarf with . fine lot Of Jersey Mercer
POTATOES They will BE- disposed Of in lots to suit
frmilies. Apply on bo.rd to Capt. CHARLES SON
MERs. cot l04ts
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Rumored Safety Of forty mora Of the Arctic's
Crew and Passeugers >.

BOSTON, October ia gentleman who left
New York last evening, and who arrived here
t" day, Informs us that there yasA report az
FAN River; this morning, that.a vessel loaded
With railroad iron had arrived at Warren. X
4, with forty persons, picked up from one Of
the missing boats Of the Aretic,n.ifi.
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CoLuNBus, October l2-Samuel G alIoway,
whig, is elected over DR.. ODDS, democrat, in
the 18th district, by nearly 1000 majority.
This Is wing gain. ls.tS ,&-l..f
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LOST CERTIFICATEs OF STOCK

NOTICE is hereby given that applica ion will be
IN made by Magenenu Encampment No 40
u f., to the trustees of odd Fellows Hall, for the
reissue OF lost Of stock in Odd Fellows
No. ID, to Thos c. Denn; No. AZ, to VIM. NJ. Ran
doIph; No II, to Thos. @ Dom; Nos $50 and ae4.
to Jas T, King each certificate being for $40, beal
ing interest from The date of ssue Said certificates
have been tran ferrsd to said Msgensnu Encamp.
msnt No. and lost. WIN COOPER, Scribe.
oct Ste
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Seven Persons Drowned. ,

New YORK, Oct IA sail boat sank in the
North river to-day, drowning seven persons.
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Ohio Election.

COLUMBIA, s c., October 1.-THE returns
from Florida show contiaued Democratic gains
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n ARR!ED n.

At Philadelphia, on the 4th instant, by Alderman
Taylor; Mr: SAMuEL STRAUS. of this city, to
Miss AUGUSTA ROSENHEIM. of Pbiladelnh;a.
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Sy -. Sr NJ cG DSEE. Auctt8neer.
VEhY VALUABLE PROPERTY at euhIic Sale
On FRIDAY afternoon October 18th at az
O'clock on the premise5. shall sell the south ha
of Lot TO- In Square ss, fronting rs feet L itch On,
l0sh street west. between and street. north
running back l07 feet inches to 80 FEET a!!ey
with the improvements, consisting of twoBtofY
Brick EaGk Building oh
This property adioins the reside &c of Peter Foro.
ESQ, and would be very desirable reside c.
merchants or others doing business IN the vicinity
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-13
DIED,

On the llth instant, after lingering illness of g
months, Mrs MARION VIRGINIA ALVERS, in
the 9th year of her aye. q. O.
Baltimore papers please copy.1
On the 9th instant, NATHAN LEAKE, SR aged
AZ years, formerly of New York, but for the last 81
years resident of this city.