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~ 0REEE T. SCOTT. Auetisnesrs
ONH HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICK IN THE
~ KILN AT ACCTION.-On "WEDNESDAY. IA.
f2d instaet We shall sall, at O'Clock D. n, 81 the
brick kin Of VIM. B. Wilson, on Rhode Island
aVenue, bstweea 10Th and 11th streets west being
square Ne. Isl, about enc hundred thousand Brisk
In the kiln, nearly all Of which are hard and 6ne
scticls. Terms cash
GREEN 1 SCOTT,
nov l8-60TuW Auctioneers
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By j. o. MsGUIRE. Auctionssr.
TWO CAsEe DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT
] AUCTION On MONDAY sftarnoon, Novem.
Der goth, ct o'clock, at my auction rooms, shall
sell two cases Of superior Harlem Flower Roots,
from the nursery Of Van Derschoot 4 Sons, Ho'.
land, sondstinx Of double and single Hyscinths,
Nsrcisses, Tulipa Jonquillss, Iris, Crssu', Bariy
Du, Won TholfA -
Terms caah. JAG @. NoQUIRl
nov 1915 Auettnneas
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- THE EAGLE I'D
- GAS-FITTING AND -
plumhiu0 Rstahl;shmanf =

(NN THE CoRNEk OF SIXTH sTREtT AND
" Pennsylvauia Avenue, are now receiving the
Auest assortment Of ca ANDKLIERs and GAS Pix
TUREs ever offered to the citisens Of Washington,
and al the same time cheaper than the cheapest"
all that Is neoassary lie to give call be oony need
Of this fact The superior facilities Of this house
enables them TO Sell their goods and do work at q
less rate than sry Of the retailers this city.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of the
itizens OF Washington and vicni y. the proprietor
assures them tEst with the addition OF = number OF
the best gas filters and PLUMBERS Of Phisdsiphia
and New York TO his present large force, he will be
able to do wok In both branches in the mo t su-
perior STYLE srd before stated, CD sprr the
cheapest. in REESE.
oct 25 -dtlstJsn.
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WANrsD-A Hoasskeepsr. Enquire at Na-
VI tional Hotel, for two days. nev 18-9t
WANTED.-AS SITUATION By YOUNG MAN
w as Oversser on farm. Best of reference given
II required Address WIN. CALL Ut this ofaca
nov II -4th
WTANTED.-APAR1MEN AND BREAK1Asf
w in Georgetown, by gentleman. Apply to Mr..
kEDFEkN, Grocer, corner Pa. avenue and Nine
teenth streets nov l7-8ts
w ANTED-A tenant for the Grocery Store COZ
w Nor Of Third and Market street, Georgetown.
nov Is
GENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER PERSONS
- wanting handsome house, we'll furnished, for
several months, or longer If desired, will hud de-
sirable one in pleasant and fashionable neighbor-
hood on the fights Of GEORGETOWN, and quite oon-
venient to the omnibuses If the house is not i'm
mediately rented, the lady will accommodate one
family or several gentlemen on reasonable terms,
the house being larger than desirable for her own
use. Apply to Mr.. TILLY, Postmaster, Georgetown.
nov l3L1ws
KIANTED-SIX OR KIGHT MORE HANDS 70
w work on place near the city for tho winter
or year. Board found.
Also, Man who has some knowledge Of black.
mithing, and good cook, washer and ironer.
LLOYD CO,
Opposite Treasury, 18th street
Once open from to daily. oct 26-lm
WAITS NIECE subscribere aro
w. all times In the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing tho highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 2A2 PRATT STREET. Bal.
timore Nd, Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken on
board ut IS cents per day.
bly, BIN. w. L. CAMPBELL.
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New York Election,

New YORK, Nov. 1S.-The latest official
returns for governor show no material change
from the general estimate of yesterday Mr.
Clarke is still about 300 votes ahead Of Mr..
Seymour, and it is generally thought that be
will DO finally declared governor by about
that plurality.
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Cincinnati Money Amir.

C1NssxEArf, Nov. I8.-There continues to
be steady improvement in money matters
here. Gold has declined to 2 per cent pre-
MUM Eastern exchange 1t ~ prem
There 10 nothing doing in Provisions. Hogs
are irner, with sales at 50 rs "a.
The weather 10 oold-ths rivst low and fall
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NEW LoNDoN, Cr., Nov. 19-}eorge Bliss,
the sheriff of this county, arrested four of the
robbers of the Windham county Bank last
night as they were in the act of going aboard
Of steamer at Allyn's Point for New York,
and recovered oil tho money except $4,000.
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, BALTIMORE, Nov. 2o.-Dsvid Stewart, a
merchant in this city, failed to-day. His liza
biliues are very heavy.
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Snow Storm at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Nov. ia thick storm OF snow.
which mslts about as fast as it falls, together
with other causes we'll known, have almost
completely suspended operations this morning
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Wiuee Discovered.

BosroN, Nov. 20.-By sdvices from Monte
video to September 18th We learn that extern
sivs copper and lead mines have been discov-
cred at that place.
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BALrThsRR, Nov. 20 Howard street Flour
Is rs, City Mills %. $4,000 bushels Of wheat
sold At Saturdays prices $4,000 bushels of
corn sold, white 70, yellow 20. Others I'M
changed.
The barqus Owen Is ashore on Ken, Island.
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

a FEW Nuke LEFT.
T HAVE yet unsod several Lots in squares No
J. OILS and south Of No. 9'6, fronting on Maryland
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets eset, to
which would call the attention Of those desiring
Lot upon eligible terms.
The price ranges from sixty to one hundred and
thirty-hve dollars, payable In instalmsnts # five
dollars per month. dHO. r. DYER,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Ofaos on D st., LIST house from cor. 10th st west.
nov 16--dlw
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ofLAApIp fIoru1k1,-Those ofouF readers VIM deaira
70 pass through splendid Gallery Pictures should not
sil paT visit to Plumbs Rooms the Avenue he hss
On tnere some choice specimens Of
OIL which for beauty excellence
incompsrabe There portrait executed I'm this last
sye OF PRESIDENT Pierce thaknaects great credit on ths
sTsi,s s,ssy lins.psnt Their life like expression.
e. our time. i'.n AF. ~
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SOMETHING NEW.

bOMETHING NEW.
OPPOSITE The MARKET ON PENNsYLvA-
~ MA AVENUE doors below Ninth street,
Is NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and BOYS,
opened this day. DECKER, me of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants In the North has determine cd
to oer to the citizens of Washington and vicinity,
his e1cesnt Clothing st the lowest Norther. prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
will find just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto is CHEAP for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY
good substantial woollen coat he will sell for
SZ7s; and heavy winter pante, we'll lined for 81 25
and hDe coats, overooAts, and vests in proportion.
Good wool and cotton under,hirts hosiery. gloves.
&C., cheaper than the cheapest. nov lit
lust RECElVED, = mesh supply Of A. b.
y WILBoR's COD LIVER OIL AND PEOs
PLATE OF LIME. The most palatable and efioa
cious preparation Of Cod Liver Oh known, for the
cure Of Consumption, Scrofuls, Coughs, Colds,
Astn% sn4 ~ ssrSpo1s
agents for WsshingtonO Pa. avenue, next door
no TEACHERs.-For sale low, q pair Of Globes
and = Rhi ls AppA'ssus. Enquire Of
1A1DR MAUfs& nov II
LHVEN1NG GLASSES IN LANGUA9ES-PROP.
IL sc HOME B q RG will commence reviewing
classes IN LAnguages on Monday, Both October, at
his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue.
oct 23-h
nLD NOvBLs-A LARGE NUMBER, LAID
" aside BY the undersigned to send to auction,
may be bought 10 the mean time at auction prices
or Ieas, from FRANOK TAYLOR.
nov IA
T UM B ERR LUM BEKII
IL $4,000 feet Albany white pine Lumber ~ to
5000 feet cherry 70 la
5000 do do ~ and SO
5000 do walnut Griffin boards, first quality
5000 do de A to 1874, wide and clear
10000 do ash ~ to 1874, Of the best kind
5000 do poplar ~
Just received and fer ale by
]. B. WARD BRO,
nov 16-1W Twelfth street and canal.
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1T SHOULD be universally known-for II IA st,,ctIv
Tue-thst indigestion parent of large pronortnn ~
Inc Dysentery dsrrhs, cholera morbus
VeI complaint and many other I'm the
weekly catalogue Deaths By
naSesIon Alone Think oftha dyspepties think Of IL ali
who suner from dsordeted stomschs and Nvou ara n.
70 Do guided by advice founded experiences resort
onoeSon aesy d4yLto Hoohands German Bitters pre-
I'VE and invisoran stands alone and unspproachsd We
have tried the Bsrs and know are excellent for
the diseases specified above For dealers in medicine
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DIED

DIED.
On the 10Th instant, PERAY BRYAN SEAMAN.
aged Is months. ---'-'
RFuneral to- morrow, (Tuesday,) at u m, from
500 Twelfth street.
On the 18th instant, JOHN N. LOvEJOY, ST.. at
the advanced age of IS years.
At Williamsburg, Massachusetts,, on the 18th
instant, Mr.. JESSE SABIN, the father law Of
the Hon. Robert McClelland.
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R. 81. GILLET,

Il. II. dlLLEI,
C0un sIlOr aG Law.
Once END residence In Franklin Row, cor ner o. Il
and Thirteenth street oct 26-d1y
NNOrOGRAPHICAL DRAWING-A MANUAL
i Of Typographical Drswiny, by Lieut. nsnt T. B.
Smik, q 8. Army assistant Professor OF brewing
at West Point, with engrsvings. For safe by
TAYLOR MAURY,
nov IL Booksellers, ne-r Ninth st,
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NOR HENT.-THE LARGE BRICK HOU.E
Il on the corner of Fourteenth and streets will
be rented low to good tenant. The house contains
ten rooms, aud is in complete order. The grounds
attached contain 10000 feet. Inquire Of J. Russell
Barr, corner Of Eleventh and NJ streets.
oct 2O-2a2V-MSat
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Duel near BuriilQeoa

BURLINGTON, N. J. Nov lS-An /" affair of
honor" took place this morning In our imms-
diste vicinity The parties are two respect-
able citissns from Philadelphia Shots we're
exchanged and the matter amicahly afran eed,
not, however, without the parties being both
wounded. One was hit In the left arm, the
other in the right thigh, producing Q Fash
wound. The difficulty il understood 10 have
occurred tn consequence f sqUsrel concern
ing female. The party leh d city early
this morning, and the hostile mseeing, which
was managed very quietly, took place . short
distance from Burlington. After the exchange
Of shots and the wounding Of the principals,
tho friends of the latter interfersl and q re-
Cancellation Was e4sstsd.
The Great Western Railroad Cnllision, %.
Bosros, Nov l8.-Tha jury that have been
investigating the oircumstsupes Of the COLI
sion Oh the Great Western Railway, near
Chatham, CAnsda, BY which many lives we're
lost, have returned q verdict that the aooi-
dent Wa Vie result of . violsdnn Of thu RI les
Of ii: road. The jury also found ]; Kettle
conductor Of the gravel train. guilty Of man
slaughter, and the former vas arrested and
committed 10 jail, bail being refused.
The evening train yesterday afternoon. from
New York for Boston, killed three oxen on
the track In Brighton, without damage 10 the
train.
Col. 6chouler, the editor Of the Cincinnati
GaSette, Who Il now on Q visit 70 this city, was
last evening presented With Q massive silver
pitcher and goblet, by some Of his personal
friends
Samuel Dana, an old and highly respected
merchant Of Boston, died last night at his
residence in Bul6noh street.
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ARACYS 1r ladies aPd gentlsmsRat
ID oeen BIkGRA WfllardS Hotsl
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r. 8. WRIGHT, Auetionser.


TNRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue Of q decree Of the
l Circuit Court of the District Of Celun his fog
the county Of Wa hingten, sitting in equity, made
In the cause OF VIM J Gray and Susan q. Singer
vs.. Nathan Gray, Be- min Gray ct 81 No 1913, and
dated December Is, 1861 will offer for .a:e 1t pub
lilo auction, on Thursdsy, the s0th day Of November
instant at O'clock m, on the premises, the fol.
lowing valuable property In Georgetown:
LIST. Lot number one hundrei and five, (l05,) IN
Beatty Hawkins addition to Georgetown, having
front Of seventy feet on the north side Of Rirst
street. and depth # about 150 fest.
I'd Lot numb-r one kundrei and fifteen, 016,) In
the same addition to Georgetown, fronting seventy
feet the south side Of Second street and
back Of the Same width about one huadr and fifty
est,
There lots arc situated In pleasant neighborhoods,
and are fine building sites
Terms of sale: Oa-.third OF the purchase mcn.y
to ba paid in cash, and the residue In two equal
stalm-nts at six and twelve menths, to be secured
by approved notes CT bonds bearing interest. On
full pay ment and ratification Of the sales will con-
vey, at the cost of the purchasers The right Is re
served to resell ct the cost Of tbs pu Icha.erf after
one weeks notice, on their rsilurs to comply with
the terms Of sale within one week after sale.
This property i. re cold ky order Of oourt in con-
sequence Of an accidental omission In the advertise
ment Of the previous sale.
WALTER e. COX, Trust
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
nov 6-MWds INTEL Auctioneer
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nON'T YOU WANT A HOHE1-lO0 BUILDING
~ Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner Of
seven b and g strsets to let
WALTER A. TRUE, Carpenter and Builder,
oct M-lmt <
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NV FonK, Nov. 40.-Judsen's Hotel, in
this city. was entirely destroyed BY IRE this
morning Loss. $25o,ooo.
There were many narrow escapes from fall
ing walls. The loss BY the burning of tho
building and its contents is about &l00, 600.
Boardsrs loss, $4,000.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
EAV York 0stral1.

NEW YoRk, Nov. 2o-The Court this morn
ing granted writ Of error In the case of DR..
Graham.
The North Star sailed this morning for CAL
ifornis full Of passenger.
Judson's Hotel was partly insured. Tho
adjoining property was considerably injured.
The wsathG ID quite cold here
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Piano and SINGING.
NO. 057 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

DEMOVAL GEORGE DYER, uctioneer
IL and Oommi. son Merchant, has removed lis
ofaos to D street, frat house from tbs corner Of
Tenth str let west where he will be plea cd to red
his TO, mer patrons and the public generally.
nov l6-IW 9~s -
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Auction S0ie..
By BARNARD = BUCKLEY,
GEORGETOWN.

NooD AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE A.
VI Auction.-Oa TUESDAY, the 2tst instant a,
~ o'clock, .. n, at the rssidesoe Of Philip Grlfth
keQ, Secretary to the British Legation. corner Ct
West and Congress streets, vs wiR sell bis entire
Furniture, such ~
Mahogany Sofa and Rocker
Do centre and side Tables
Do Chairs, Light Stands
Han asome hair STUFFED sofA, do Arm OAAir
Hall and chamber Chairs, passage Tables
Parlor, hail and chamber Carpets
Walnut and imitation Wsrdroboe
Dedstead, Wash Yhbles and Stands
Firstrate Feather Bed. Hair and ahuck Mattresses
Dressing aad other Bureaus
Stoves hall and parlor Lamps, shads
Chamber ssts, Locking Glasses, Msntsl Oock
GOOD Cooking Stove, %
BARNARD L BUokEY,
nov lit A.ctionssrs.
By J. @. MCGUIRE. Aactionssr.
ExCkLLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
1I Effects at Austion.-Oa TUESDAY MORNING,
November Slst, at o'clock, at the residence OF J.
A. Barro~, Esq, on street, between ninth end
Household Effects, Wig:
Superior rosewood case Piano Forte, BY Bsichen.
Mahesany French ssla, Divans
Walnu. Whatnot, Rout Tables
Cane seat Chairs, Rccke a, Arm Chairs
Venitdan Blinds, window Shades
Three ply end Insr.in Carpets, Oflcloth
Full marbletop D essing Bureau, do. Washstand
Mahogany French Bedstssd, do. Wardrobe
Do. Dressing Bureaus, Waehstands
Cherry and painted Wardrobes, Washstands
Maple and cherry Cottage Bedstsads
Four superior Feather Beds, Bolst-rs and Pillows
Excellent assortment Of Blankets, Comforts, 40.
Mahogany Dining Tables, Refrigerator
Gilt Tea Set Glass and Croekery Ware
Superior Cook Stove, Radiator
Together witt . general assortment of Kitnhan
Requisites.
Terms: so and under cash; over that sum q
credit Of two and four months, for notes sstiatso
torily endorsed. bearing interest.
P. 8 The house Is for rent inquie of he suD-
tonesr. JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
nov Id Au1S0naAr
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auction. srs
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUo.
ton On TUESDAY, the 21st instant, we viii
p. m, part Of Lot No. IL, tn equare No a46 nom.
ing 70 fee iuches on Tenth street west bstw cen
and streets north, running back 05 feet, i'm.
proved by two two-story Frame Houaes The above
described property Is handsomely located, and the
wishing to make good Investment.
Ter"'s: One-third cash; balance IN 6, IL, Is, and
~ monthss for notes bearir interest from the dsy
Of saie; deed gwen and . deed OF trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
nov 10 eohs A1ctiOneers
[SCHOOL BOOKS of every description At the
~ lowest publishers prices, at
sep TAYLOR MAURY'S, near eth u,
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ENOR KENT OR LEASE-The Farm ct the south
l. ern end Of the Long Bridge, ON the Virginia
Shore, opposite Warrington city. A new house has
1t will be rented with the Garden of eight to ten
acres, the house with from tfty to one hundred,
or the VIII lie three hundred, as may be preferred.
Its nearness to Washington makes 1t very valu.
able for market gardens, and 1t would be very suit
able for . drovers stand, Is many cattle paas
through the farm on tho Alexandria turnpike. &c.
curity required f,I the payment Of the rent
Apply to or address
r. A. DODGE, Georgetown, D. c.
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DOOMs OPPOSITE THE PATENT OPFICF FOR
~ RENT-Ths roomsi in the new building directly
opposite tho east portioo the best situation In thu
city for Patent Agents.
Also, in the same building, very fine basement
we'll finished dry, and we'll lighted well suited for
JOB printing office, book bindery, &c. Inquire of
nov 2-eoSW safes / BRO.
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nLD NOVELS-A LARGE NUMBER, LAID
" aside BY the undersigned to send to auction,
may be bought In the mean time at auction prices
or less, from FRANOK TAYLOR.
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LNOh SALE.-The whole Of square No So, front
IL ing on Now Jersey avenue, street and 4th
street For terms and particulars inquire at Mr. j.
H. Knoll, on street, between Fourteenth and Rif.
toenth. nov 1l-eo1W%
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NOR sALE-EXCRLLENT HARNESS HORSE,
IL young and well broken. He will re -
std d. s stable s: q M;'ss: s my
near the War Department. nov l4-3t
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WOOD FOR SALE.
z. B. HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

IL and Homeopathy, having had ext. nsive e1.
psrienoe in the rious departments of the profss
don, Offers his services 10 the citizens Of Washington
and vicinity.
Oface No. 40 Thirteenth street. between and
q streets. Once hours until .. m; nom h D.
n; and to 8 P N.
References: Nm. A. Gardner, M. D., Dean Of the
Homeopathic College PSI, and tho profes, ION gen,
eYalh. an O-8in
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E>OR RENT.-A LARGE BRICK DOLLHOUSE.
Il conveniently situated near the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal and Potomac River. Apply to the sub
ecrbers, at their Lumber Yard, corner Of D and
Twenty eixth streets II. N&J.W AASBY,
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DOR RENT Oh SALE;-THE MODERN
IL Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth st, eet
near e, east side The house Is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good te ,ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS G. MoGUIRE Anc,r
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T ARGE DWELLING-HOUS 70 LET-sITU
IL at-d on the eat side of SO zenith street door
above street. and only two squares from the Patent
Office. The house has been built but few years,
is large and oommodious, containing fourteen rooms
1t is nov being newly painted and prepared, and
fitted with gas fixtures; has pump with excellent
wster in the yard, and cistern water In the house.
bath rooms, &c; large yard, with stable and car
riage house. Apply, next door to tho house, to
nov l3-eotf A. ROTHWELL.
DOR RENT-THE HOUSE AT PRESENT o.
Il eupied BY the Secretary Of War, on Fourteenth
street near the corner Of I-possesdon given on
the LIST Of Deosmbsr-Rsnt 81 500 per snnum. The
main building contains ton rosms, eight Of which
Of large nss, IL fest high in the two pripcipa
stories. The back building contains nine additional
rooms There are perfectly dry cellars under the
entire buildings Gas is introduced throughout.
- He premises vii not be rented for Board
ing House.
Inquire Of B. W. REID,
nov 13-Sts Corner of 14th and street
IN CAPITOL HIIL-THREK VERY DESIRA-
~ bic Building Lots No. l, 10, and 16 in Square
7S7, between East Capitol and gts. south, Third
square east Of Capitol Grounds, viii be sold 90
commodsting terms on application to G.. Orsndell,
No. IS street, near Tenth, Island.
Also several others in Square S72.
oct 26-lms
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LfOk RENT-Possession given immeda sly-the
1 Late Office OF the Evening Star, on D st., within
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 q large single ROOM It
D street, with ample working room in the rear Al
30 convenient painters or csrpsntsr's or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star office.
oct Oft
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AZ ARTIN MERIVALk ais MARK, By PAUL
Nl reyton. Theatrical journey work. Just 10
osived at TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
nov lit Bookstore, rear Oh IT.
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ITO TEACHERS-For sale low q pair of Globes
i and Philosophical Apparatus. Enquire OF
TAYLOR MAUB& nov n
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LfVEN1NG OlASSBs IN LANGUA0ES-PROR,
Il SCH0NENB y RG will commence reviewing
classes in Languages On Monday, Both October, at
his residence, 257 Pennsylvsnia avenue
oct 23-tf
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-25
NOTICE.

At an adjourned mass meeting of the min
ers of Gold Spring district. held at the Bowl
ing alley saloon, Gold Spring, on Tuesday
November 2lst. 1854. Sidney Smith. Esq.
in the chair, the following resolutions were
unanimously passed.
Resolned, That Mr.. Lowry ia hereby mott.
fed that unless he wil.while living in this dir
trict abide by the rules, regulations. nnd.usages
established by the miners here for their aov
ernance, he is requested to leave Immediately
Resolred, That this meeting looks with
feelings of Hrely rn9ignntiOD md unquol.
fled cemsue, Oh any such attempt as Wa
made by him (Mr. Lowry } at a previcu.
meeting, to throw discredit on the charac,n.
OF some Of our citizens. as to their giving ev-
idence in a late trial (the People VS.. Lowry at
aD in Columbia.
Resoired, That committee of three he
appointed 10 wait on Mr.. Lowry, forthwith.
with copy Of the above resolutions.
ResOlued, That they be also published in
the Columbia Gazette and Clipper, for the
present week.
SIDNEY SMITH, Chairman.
F. w. II. AARON, Secretary.