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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
Street Predchinr-Rioto at Mem York

SFfeet PredchIng-KI0t al NeW IOrE.
NEW loRK,Sept. IA dstu bance took place
this afternoon at street preaching gathering in
the Park, which threatened quite serious conse-
quences but the police were on the ground in full
force and checked the rioters. No person was
seriously injured, as far as has been ascertaincd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
r =. MAlalsNE FORM. YORK.

Il =, WAN. EENh TVH N. EVtkA
y. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL r 6rst cln,s double engine steamship, .1e6s-h
Rmnokr, Capt Thnmns skinner enyes City .aAAssss.
Point for New iorh, Every Saturday mcm ,g. at 10 a
r"ch, touching at Norfolk. The Jamest, wn, Cant
Edward Cavends leaves heretofore. Ese,y Tuesday
eve ing touching Norfolk Trains by Riiiraad from
Petersburg connect with each ship.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Tuesday morning
will arrive in tire lo the Jnmestown, City Point the
evening. at7 u clock; and those leaving ON Friay
will lay in Petersburg that night, and connect VII,
III" Rornoke, noxi morning ut 10 o'cloct
Passage and iare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms sln 90
StrcrHCc passaPH'. . 90
Passage m Fatc Norfolk by River
Steamers.
For frciei' Pass 20 apThyto
SAM Ell e. BAPTIST, Petersburg.
. II IlnlN--r
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Petersburg Female College.

etSk sbut
F'iE Il -e~.ioa olthi. n-filn;on will eommcnr"
L thu Int " edpesday in ihis Tia (27th day or
Seprem5e9s) an, co.e on The l'th lrly, 1879.
FACULTY.
Ffy. GEOBGE ". CARTER.
lm.ideal, and Proi. Belle LefIrr,, E.hirs, &c.
ROBERT KERR, \. NJ,
Mathematics aud Natural Sciences.
WILLIAM 7. DAVIS. a ~.
Ancient Language, ml Litem u,c.
JOSEPH NAIL.
Mo fern LaHs laecs ant puiuii.a.
!. FRED. NILFF,
Music aud Drawing.
Miss EMMA J. TAYLOR
Ornamental Branches
Miss AMANDA D. ARMISTEAD.
Primary DeIar ment
TEnn, OF frIroN soR I'M SoHofAsrIc YEAR.
Primary department. ---..----.-... $50
AcrsuIrmio (aivanoed English Draurhcs..-..... -
Colirgiate-hieher Enslish marches with lo'in or
Greek -. -.--...---...-.- 50
ENrR.,.
Modern Languages, eaeh.---- ..---.-.-- 20
Music on Piano at Galtar- GO
drawing in Pencil per qu;,rter) ...-.-.--. s
Painting in t,il Of Water tper quate) .-..---.-- 10
Lectures aud Expennrrts in ltural Sciences (prr
Sacred Music Daily exercise. So CHARGE.
RoARolNG.-Youug ladies lroma distance will reside
in the family Of WILLIAM LA, Jr. Esq who couples
The College premises will also President CARTER
and lady.
fof6otber ratirnlarsaI.lr,ss President, Of
E. +. Nash Petersburg, Yn
sep Il dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
(FORMERIY TIE UNION.)
Corner Main and 18th Sheets Richmond, Va,
Has been rcfltcd md newly furnished, md Is now
ready for customers.
Board per day torironsient-. 81 30.
]. L. NORRIS, Proprietor.
Formerly Superintendent Of Congress Hall, Philn
aug 22.d 3c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

nIs ROBERT EAkLy ha, returned from
- the Sprin :, and be loun at his UAjrc. the
head # Main STREET. aug - I'm
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The anove seri OF hnncelts ale necessarily postpon.
ed until about lhs middle If this month
RADFORD, PRESTON q. co.
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tgsss MANSIONS SCHOOL.

IN Miss MuIso7 has p0 tponed the COMMENCEMENT
al the session uf her School until the lst Monday
in Oetobera experimentation
" RepuLIican cow.
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IS 'ias Unconditional Refusal to Neeotiate-
Austrian and Swedish Ambassadors at
st Petersburg about dem anding their Pase-
ports Gen Guyon, Commander of the Tu,lSist
Army, III Asia -h1ustapha Pascha Disgraccd
-Spain-Queen Christina Insane Her
Children arllved in England CONNER cial
Intelligence --Cotton-Breadstuf vacilla-
ting.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE atlantis

-FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS FROM Ell,
ROPE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-18

By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
DIME FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS at Auction
IL On FRIDAY, the Goth instant, we shall self, In
mont OF the premises, at four o'clock m part Of
Lot No. 20 in Square Sic, with the Improvement
which are i've nearly new Frame Houses, &c which
rent readily for six dollars per month.
The above described property is situated between
and X streets north and Fourth and Fifth streets
west
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in 9, IL and Is
months, on notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale
deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
OCT I'D A1ctioneers
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Political Intelligence.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 1o.-The Rev
Mark Trafton, Methodist minister, of West
field, has been nominated by the Know Moth
ings as their candidate for Congress in the
Berkshire district.
UTICA, N. Y, Oct. 16.-The Know Nothing
erder of this city and vicinity have decided
to call a meeting of those of the order who
disapprove of the Ullman nomination, with q
view to a new organization, which shall be
independent of New York dictation. MIR
William II. French, of this city, has been ap-
pointed to correspond with those councils who
may wish to join In this movement s.aas.
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BY g. r. DYER.
Es B. WRIGHT, Auctioneer

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By virtue Of . deed of trust from Patrick A.
Byrns, and Mary Jane Byrne. his wife to Edwin C..
Morgan and William E. Howard, the same being
recorded in Hber J. A. s., No. Is, enc Of the
land records for Washington county In the District
Of Columbis, we, the said Morgan Howard, will
sell, in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, this
Sth day Of November, A 1854, at ~ O'Clock p
M, the following piece or parcel of ground, and the
improvements thereon, the anne being situated in
the city of Washington In the District Of Columbis
and known as parts Of lots seven O. and eight Isl
In square No. four hundred and ffty.four beginning
for the same at the northwest corner of Lot eight
and running south en- Seventh street, twentyone
feet thence east at right angles with Seventh street
west sixty i've feet thence due north fortyone feet
thence west twenty seven feet fix inches, thence
south twee ty feet thence west thirty seven feet six
inches to the pla,e Of beginning.
Terms: One half each the balance In o and IL
months, with interest, the deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust on the prem Sos.
EDWIN C MORGAN, fu
oct Geo W. X. HOWARD, ( ifo'0oes
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h0,trO0d Msetsng-Electton-Re s,pnotioz
D"el- Burglary-NoisyN tght-Bsschke',
Gard, &c,
(: ALEXANDRIA, Oct. II, 1854.
This morning, the Alexandria, Loudon and Ham,
shire Railroad Company assembled at their office
but, in default of a quorum, adjourned to meet on
Friday, Goth instant. 'H--'r r
The election for Clerk of the Circuit Court termi-
mated In the choice of Mr.. r. A. Sinclair Democrat
almost without opposition. Mr.. FL. o. Claupbton
desires US TO state that the of his name i'm con-
necnon with this Office was entirely unauthorized
. An old and highly esteemed merchant of our city,
nr. }. L. b. Perry, Of the firm of Perry, Miller l.
Co., was, yesterday, struck with paralysis. The
services of our most eminent physicians were called
INTO requsition, and learn his condition has ma
terially improved
Our friends of the Baptist Church have lost the
keV. II. d. Tucker, whose failing health compes
nm to resign the ministerial charge of the conerega
zion in this city.
In the early portion of the week, our citizens in
The northern part of the city alarmed BY the re-
port that duel had been fought in their vicinity
and one of the parties fallen victim to the code of
nonor. Upon inquiry, however, il was ascertained
that notning worse than curses had resulted from
the very harmless rencontre which took place.
Inc store OF Brewis K Co., cd Cameron street,
near the market, was entered by thieves on Sunday
night and robbed of s25 in silver. The lock ON the
cellar door, in the back yard was found broken and
Is supposed entrance was effected in that way.
saturday night was very noisy, especially among
our Irish population. The wafehmen wer he I
busy all night, and on Sunday morning intro duced
four customers to his honor, who disposed of them
as the law directs.
Mr.. VIM. Beschke is cut i'm this mornings senti-
mel, IN two column and a-half card to the Ameri-
can public on the Arcties disaster, i'm which he il
down upon MIR. Collins, the Baltimore Sun, and
washington Evening Star. According to him the
accident could have been entirely prevented by
using patent, No. I0247, 'for Improvements in jon
ing and riveIing metal-c plates" which he owns.
On next Mon ay, the polls will be opened in the
first w ard for special election, fill vacancy
in the lower BOaFd ofour City Council, oceasioned
by the resignation of Mr.. w. II. Rogers. MI Josiah
Davis is the only candidate. = AMI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-18

- BROWNS Essence or JAMAICA GINGER.-This Essence
TO possess In concentrated FORM all the val
ral an excellent family medicine 1t is particularly
rs tonic to recovering
niseases few drops mpartng the glow and
Fgor equal TO glassfu of brandy stmuant
Viout any OF the facilitating effects which
low the use Of kinds and it is therefore
csy serViceabe to children and females To the aged
VIII prove great comfort, to the dyspeptc and
VINO are to govt or rheumatic affections
reef and 70 the inebriate
whose stomach is constantly craving liquor it is
tone the digestive organs strength
10 temptation and s consequently great agent
cause or temperance For SALE Wholesale retail Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by q. d. GILMAN.
l6-dt
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NEW STORE NEW STORE!
GEORGE WILMER,
Paper Hanger and UDh atsrsr

464 Ninth street, near r.
- ETURN1NG thanks for the very liberal patron.
LIZ age already bestowed on one from my friends
and customers since my removal to the new stand,
respectfully invite public attention to my large
and superior stock of Paper Hangings for fall sales
embracing an elegant assortment Of real French
Gold and other Parlor styles, all qualities, Land.
scape Views, panel papers, for halls, &C., with
small variety Of low priced papers Of desirable colors
and patterns.
Purchasers will fnd If to their advantage to give
me call.
Paper put on In the best manner and at short
notice.
Upholstery Goods, such as Union and vorsted
Damasks, Muslin and Lace Curtains, Gilt Cornices,
Bands and Ornaments Gilt aud Powered Shades
just received from the New York manufactured
some nine feet long are beautiful, Feather Beds sns
Mattresses.
Oilcloths laid and Carpets cut and fitted In the
most economical and neatsst manner.
oct l4-lm
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY.

Situated on f street, north of the City He'll,
Washington
THE extensive additions to 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 can
be obtained In hospitals secured for the inmates
The institution il visited daily Tor ofener If neces
sary) by Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty
OF the National Medical College
Dr.. B. / HnLlN, resident physician, is always in
the building; also several resident students and oil
necessary attendants.
The patients are nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found invalu-
able since their introduction into the institution
Physicians In the city and also in tn country nd
neghboring cities having patients who need hospi.
tails advantages invited to send them to the In.
Urinary.
The charge for board is from So to $40 per week,
according to the accommodations required, PAYABLE
In advance. ai
Persons will apply for admission to Dr.. HELEN.
resident physician, at the Infirmsry.
AL communications in regard to the Institution
must be to my address.
GRAFTON TYLER, MD,
Georgetown, D. C.,
Curator Of the Washington Infirmary.
oct 9-lm - : =
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

IA are now receiving the largest stock Of GAS
w FIXTURES ever offered in this city, COM
prising every variety Of style and finish They have
been selected ftom the celebrated factory Of Corne
Illus Co., Philadelphia, and include all Of their
patterns. -
Owing to a reduction in price In Gas Fixtures we
now prepared to furnish them at aiess rate than
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep pace with the above Improvement ihs
price Of gas Tubing has been materially reduced,
snd our Increased facilities warrants us in saying
that we are prepared and can execute any work We
may undertake cheaper and bsttsr than any other
establishment ia this city. 1-5- .-.- - --r-
s.,., 81. --s. j. ". THOMPSON BRO,
Plumbing 4 Gas fitting Establishmsnt,
Pa. avenue, side, between 10th and 1lth SITS.
oct 13-dtJsn1 - '-'
DOR SALE, the property Of Mr.. Grfhth, Il. b. Me
Il Secretary of Legation, in consequence Of lsss-
ing the United Statss- - >:
Al pair Of very nice carriage Horses, In excellent
cor dition. ID '- 1900 -.eli-'
A dark bay thorough bred Horse, excellent for
harness, admire bic 90 a saddle horse. = 'Tf
light four.wheeled Phaeton, complete, nearly
new. rt-..-.- ~ :.
One set of donble harness - o.
set Of single Harness, only used few times
Three Epgfeh Saddles, several Brides, and a
quantity of Cloths &c. for the horses. -1FaI -
To be seen at B0HRER'S Livery Stables, Bsale,
between High and ocngre1 sts Georgetown.
oct l3-eo3w
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ny WILL ON ~ SOOTTs AUct1oneefss
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the Island, at
Y Auction.-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant,
We shall cell, at * o'clock, on the premises, Lot
Nos. 10, IL, and l3, in Square $50, situated st the
corner of street south and Third street west the
whole containing between Is, 900 and 600 fquare
feet, and form handsome square of ground, and
each lot having the advantage Of wide alley.
purchasers.
Title indisputable.
Terms One-ffth cash: the balance In g. and l2
months for notes bearing interest from the day o.
the sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
GREEN & SCOTT
oct I'D Auctioneers
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oct lid


By j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
~ Handsome Cabinet Furniture, Carpets, Curtains
&c.-On THURSDAY morning, October 10Th, at 10
o'clock, at the large four stery house on the east
sd+ Of 9th, be tween and streets, recently occu
pied by the Hon. J. @. Faulkner shall sell all the
viz:
Superior q octave rosewood case Piano Forte by
Boswell
Piapo Stool and Cover, Whatnot
Suite Of rosewood Crimson Brocateliecovered Psror
Furniture -
Pair of handsome rosewood Maroon Plush covered
Divans
Plush covered Tste a tete Sofa, Arm Chairs
Roeewood Centre Table, Rush seat do, .,
Handsome Damask covered Reception do B --t1
Mahogany Sofas. Parlor do
Tapestry, Brussels, and three-ply Carpets
Oilcloths, Mating, Rugs
Gilt frame Mirror, Venetian Blinds ....- ,
Crimson Damask Curtains, Shades and Oornice
Handsome Oak Hall Set
Three handsome Cottage Chamber Suites
Fine Walnut Carved High Post Bedstesd
rosewood walnut and mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
Walnut Extension, Dining and other Tables
cottage Bedsteads, Lounges. Toilet Sets .-.
Handsome Mantel Clock, Cane Chairs @
French China Dinner and Tea Ware, &c. .-.. D
Terms: $40 and under cash; over $40 q credit of
two and four months, fol notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest. ..-., a.. FL =,
p. S-The House Is for rent, possession given ON
the 1st day Of November. ...' = =
For terms, DC. inquire OF the Auctioneers or on
the premises. -
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE, %.
OCT Id IA SO 81 Auctioneer.
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PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS.
ERENCH Msrinos, ell shades, at rs cents, very
II cheap
French Merino Plaids, all styles --''HA-
500 pieces black silk velvet RibbonE Of all widths,
very cheap s.5- .-z-
Plaid Silks, plsid Ribbons .... .....a ..,
- Black Silks Of every width and quality -
200 French Sha wis, various ftyles very low
Customers will do well to call and look at my
stock, all of which will be sold at q small advance
for cash WIN r RILEY.
Corner sth ST., opposite Centre Market
oct aIm
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PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR LIGHT HOUSES
TREASURY DE1ARfnEEf,

TRlAsuRY DEpARfMERf,
Office Light House Board. Oct. Ii, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received ct this Of
y fee until one O'Clock p. m, on Saturday, the
2lst instant, fcr furnishing sixteen thousand gal
Ions 6,o00 best quality fall strained sperm OIL to
be delivered in tight, well made casks suitable for
shipping and in prime order, slongside of the Uni
ted States supply vessels 1t New Bederd, Maasschu
sets, within fifteen days after the acceptance Of the
bid. "a
The oil contracted for under the foregoing sdyer-
tsement must be subjected to the usual test OF spe
citc gravity, Temperature at which IL Will remain
hmpid, by burning, and by such other usual means
as may be thought proper by the person or persons
to whom that duty may be assigned, before IL
viii be accepted; and no oil will be accepted under
this advertisement which will not remain impid ut
a temperature Of 400 of Fahrenheit, Independently
OF other tests.
The Light House Board, under the authority Of
the department. reserves the right to reject any bid
although IT may be the lowest from other consdsr-
stions tran the price proposed.
IL desired by the successful bidder, the Oh WI Dc
received, upon It's standing the tests. tmmedSAssay
sitter he acceptance Of the bid.
By order of the Light House boerd:
II tn yRNTON A. JENKINS,
oct l2-seAt iaf ss~seaT'
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GREAT ATfRACTION

GREAT ATTRACTION. =.
100 dozen linen cambria Handkerchiefs from 8
lOV cents upwards
80 dos grass linen Handkerchisfs from Is cents up
wards, very cheap
French worked Collars in great variety, very low
Worked lawn and muslin Sleeves
Worked cambria Skirts
30 pairs French kid Gloves, at % cents, worth rs
cents
Gall and buy cheap for cash at III ~
Hu 'sr ed. VIM. r. RILEYS,
cor. Eighth street, opposite Centre Market.
rof
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COME AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

MRS. GEORGE, late of ENGLAND, withes to inform
IXl the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and
vicinity that she can be consulted on the past Or 3
ent and future events, at her residence, No 6 Few
euth street, between Maryland avenue and street.
west side, Islsnd. Her name is on the door Ladies'
rs cents-gentlemen 90. Hours from o'clk in the
morning until 10 O'Clock at night.
oct 7-1mE BIZ
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MUSIC STORE.

tVfV TIS1ol We take great pleasure In returning
tSe4sMy2NA our grateful thanks to our numerous
e7@friends for their very liberal patron
age in the music business and beg leave to assure
them that we have this week received the largest
assortment OF new and popular Music ever intro.
duced In this city, principally from the celebrated
publishers Dilson, Waters, Hall Son, Firth Pond
q Co.. Lee Walker, Henry McCafray, WiIlig, Mil.
Ter L Beacbam and others Our assortment VIM be
found one Of the largest, and most varied in the
city, comprising Songs, Duets, Trios Polkas schot
usches, Wsltzes, Marahes, Opera Airs, Rcndos Ncc-
turns, Gems BY Wallac, Dohler, Boyer, Cramer,
Voss, Tha berg, Jaell and ott eminent Composers
Instruction Books for every instrument in use
Orders by mail promptly attended to, free Of post.
age. JNO +. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th ana 10th sts
oct 17-tf
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star


NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-Genin declines nom
nation for the Mayoralty.
The Canada sailed this morning with $780,
900 in specie. ~
: Gibson & Stockhard's liabilities amount to
half million. ..4 ~.
o. The Wings in the Third District have nomi.
mated G.. R. Pelter for Congress. sa.r
Efforts are making to zesussitate the Knick-
erbocker Bank. 't
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1S.-Howard street -four
81. 5Oas775; City Mills $3.50. 1000 bushels
wheat sold; prices unchanged. White corn,
75a7s cents; yellow corn, Same price-1S,0oo
bushels sold. Oats, 46a49 cents, No change
In other articles. 1...r. i.r ar. --.E
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VERY IMPORTANT

ITO HOUSEKEEPERs.-Justr received seyersl
! hundred bushels of prime white Mercer POTA-
TOES, which will be sold below the market price.
Where Ave bushels or upwards are purchase ST. 80
per bushel The above low price is limited to this
week only. Apply early at the Old Railroad Depot,
Second street and Pennsylvania avenue
Also, keeps on hand q constant supply Of HORSE
FEED, wholesale or retail, something cheaper than
most other establishments in the CITY, Come and
see. WIN. H SMITH co
ll-l~
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Democratic Congressional Nom;n.,

BosroN, Oct 1.-THE Democrats Of the
Seventh Congressional district have re-nomir,.
ated Mr.. Banks, to-day, at South Reading,
and passed resolution indorsing his course
on the Nebraska bill. There were 230 dele
gates present, ana about 20 Nebraskites with
drew and appointed commi.te. tn cali an
other convention, MIR. Banks spoke and pr
claimed unfaltering opposition to the Nebras-.
ka bill and the measures flowing from IT, He
was loudly applauded. a. .5:
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, MARY JANE, wife of A. H.
Brown, of this city, and eldest daughter OF the late
A. b. Murray, of Baltimore.
G5-The friends Of tire family are invited to attend
her funeral Tomorrow Thursday morning, at ii
O'Clock, G street between 18th and 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-18

I M p o n T A n II Work for Pension
Observation-Disclosures and Bounty Land Laws
Just published an analytical Digest of the Pension
and Bounty Land Laws, the Decisions of Secreta-
ries, &C., arranged 50 as to be Ineligible to every
claimant. Price $2-postsgc if prepaid 20 cents
TAYLOR MAURY'S
oct IL Bookstore, ne ar 9Th a.
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FillibuSters Disbanded.

LOUISVILLE, Oct II Colonel John Allen
publishes card stating that the fllibusterfng
some time past has been disbanded for the
want of means. They numbered j, 500. esq
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY.

EPICURES of these 1eiiciouA bivalves can have
Ia their various palates gratifed by having th-m
served up In every style By the underigded The
subscriber has engaged profssssd cook, especially
for this department whose qualifications have been
attested to by many.
Meals served up at all hours, consisting of eyery
delicacy Of the season. H. FLINTs HOTEL,
oct Sim Pa. avenns
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CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS.

~ 6. McELRRESH, adjoining the National Ho.
VI. tel, would invite the public in general to call
and rxamiDe his stock of superior HAVANA CIGAB :
ofhis own importation. They comprise sll the "a
yorie brands to suit the various tastes Of eli CON
sumers. ....
Always on hand, every variety of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco Of superior quality. .r-r-
An elegant stock of beautiful mounted Canes,
Umbrellas, Porte Monnaies, Cigar Gases. Pipes. &C.
at most reasonable prices. SEP 3o-eolm
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Snow at the East.

BosroN, Oct lin parts Of Worcester
county, yesterday, snow fell to the depth Of
two or three inches. In many localities in
New Hampshire, on Sunday, it showed freely.