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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-12

Dh1NTING PRESSES FOR SALE.
The Propretors of the Euening Star offer TO
sale, on reasonable terms, three Printing Presses
One of these presses is capable of printing beth aides
thousand sheets per hour, making excellent regis
ter The others are q medium Smith press and
Ramage Cap Press. These presses are in good con
ditiOu. SIT
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

TNHE subscribers WOULD respectfully inform their
i numerous friends and the public generally that
in addition to opr Wood and Coal } ard near the
Phoenix Planning Mil, Georgetown we have, for the
better accommodation of that portion Of our Gus
toners who reside in Washington, opened . yard at
the corner OF Twenty first and streets.
At either of the above places those In want of fuel
will at ali times find good supply Of all kinds of
WOOD and COAL. at the lowest market prices.
All orders left at either Of the above places will
be attended to with promptness and dispatch.
sep T-d1m TRAVERS 4 SLOWER
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A FAT HEN.-Mr. E. Golf, of this CITY, re-
Gently found that one of his hens, from which
no procured an egg day, could not walk
about with facility, and on the 9th instant
abe came to stand and rolled. She could no
longer run about. So Mr.. Golf cut off her
head, and, on stripping the feathers, he found
almost solid mass Of fat Her claws were
evea pulled out with fat She was small in
Size, but so solid in, grease that she weighed
when dressed seven and half pounds.-Hart-
ford Times
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SILVER AND BRASS PLATING.

No. 442 Eighth Street, bett0een ST. and Pa. auenue
WIS undersigned is prepared to Do SILVER and
Il BRASS PL ATING in all their varieties.
Numbers for Stores and Dwellings, Door Plates,
Bell Pulls, Railing Knobs, Letters and Ornaments
for military and other Associations furnished at
Baltimore prices, end of his own workmanship
All kinds of Conch Work In the line done in the
best and cheapest manner.
Those who want silver, brass plating, TO-, done,
will please call as above, on
j. A. SHEEHAN,
sep 23-lm Practical Silver Platter.
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS.

WE desire to call the attention of citizens and
w strangers to our large assortment OF fine, me
dun and low priced qualities, If white snd colored
Shirt, which we Offering at a small advance
purchasers to call and examine our stock
WALL 4 eTEPHENS,
sepa-tf ., .
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q, An English paper says large number
OF persons in South Wales have left, and others
are still preparing to follow, for the Mormon
settlements in North America.
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GLVERWARE.
EEATHER DUs rERs BRUSHES, ae-The sub.

EHEATHER DUs BRUSHES, Ac-Tbe SUBJ
= scrioer keeps constantly on hand q large sup
ply Of Feather Duttsrs ... h.
Also, sweeping, busting, scrubbing, Window, Cob
web, white wash, plastersr., shoe, store, paint,
HORSE furniture, hearth, scouiers I've, comb CLOTH
STENCIL head, nail, comb, shaving, and tooth Brush
es, all of which offered at small advance on the
manufacturers prices
The trade furnished at liberal discount
JOS. L. SAVAGE
Sign Of the Large Gilt Saw,
oct Pa avenue, near 10th St
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CIT1ZENs OF WASHINGTON wishing to Law in
" o stock ef WHO'D for winter will do well 70 give
ne call AS an constantly receiving wood of the
best quality on consignment, and can give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail at nv
yard en- Maryland avenue at the Canal Bridge, near
the Capitol.
Also, for sale lew three FIRST rate Carts, two Wa.
Ter Tsnks, Wheels, and geering for buggy.
lot OF ready mixed Paints
riders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c.
sep l5-lm D w HEATH
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NOTICE.

I AND WARRANT No ss,6s7 for forty acres, un.
\ der the act OF September, $780, issred in favor
of andrew j. Miller, . private in Captain Ander.
sons Company OF 0eorGiA Militia, 1884, was mailed
at New Albany, Mississippi, on or about the 5th Of
Octobei, 1858, addressed to Johu n. Clarke, Wash
ington City, and the came has been lost or stolen
from the mail Notice Is hereby given thst applics.
ton VIII be made to the Commissioner Of ension,
tor 9 duplicate of said warrant af9lfE ~ =
Ip sseog . 'Ded1 ANDREW j: MILLER.
!, 81 - q i-na- ,E JOHN ID. CLAkKE -
oct 7-1av6W BE. -. a.. = "
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III De HOOD has just returned ftsm the
l. IL North with good assortment of 6us gold
WATCHES, rich gold jewelry, pure sILVKR-wARE,
&C., &c, which he now offers for sale o. greatly re.
duoed prices ed every article warranted a. repre-
scented OF tine e ssle, that every one can buy
equally safe ssA cheap. Give him cali, PepnsyI.
sania Avenue, between fonr,and s-hAlf spd
street Sign Of the large sprs ad .Ksgfs.
oct
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eKeRGl d. gHIfH.

RICHARD II. Smith. GEeRG1 D. sHIfA.
~ d. SMITH T. CO., Manufacturers and
VI. Dealers in ALCOHOL, OAMPHENR, ETHk
RIAL OIL, &c. No. "a 8. CALVERT STREET, op-
aosite Water street, BALTIMORE, Id
mar T-ly
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@>z@yk
o. k1 CHAM BERLAIN'8 CONNER
etal College.
No. LIT, Balssmore street, Bostimore, kd.

w. AA9s x,otSs"sOTS seFecS, 0osstt1e, H.
HE ostcnsible object of this institution IL to place
in tie reach of individuals proper facilities for
obtaining thorough and practical Mercantile edu-
,stton. young AN can here obtain e more cor
esct knowledge Of general business matters in . few
weeks than csn be seQ uired in many years In any
oue counting house.
The course Of study en1brscss doubieentry book
keeping, end lis adaptation 70 various departments
u commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
eaught according to the most approved methods
Practical Penmanship, com bning rapidly Of e1ecu-
mercantile lay, upon various important mercantile
iutjects, beside neny ether points necessary for
sook-keeper or business man 70 understand Time
,ecessary for student TO complete the varies
rom Eve to eight weeke. There being no vacation,
applicants cen enter at any time and attend both
lay spd evening. Examinations are held at stated
psriods, and diplomas awarded to those who gradu-
ate. For terms, &c, write and have . circular for.
~arded by mail. feb4-1y
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Anew BOOK, PERIODICAL
IN. IND NEWNPAPER STABLLSHAxHT.
VIM. TAYLOR - CO..

BALTIMORE, Mn
WG TAILOR d co. beg leave to csu the stten-
Ion of the reading people and ell dealing in Books,
TO their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEWS
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can Be found
large and general assortment Of all the late popu-
lar publications of the day. .....
They also keep on hand g splendid assortment Of
plain and fancy STATIONERY Of every description.
al orders thankfully received and filed with de-
,pstch, and by return Of the mail, express,
stage, or in any other way the person ordorins may
direct. -= .-.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars, and al others
supplied with any Books, Magazines, ETC., ct the
lowest rates. g,..-'-t s....-..
Any Book published In this country can DO had
~ sending your order TO us.
WIZ. TAYLOR co.
Cor. Baltimore and Charles SITS, Baltimore, Nd
may 2S-H
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OLE HLSCHLAGER 4 BRO,
ENGINEER d ORNAMENTAL ORA GHTS
MEN AND ENGRAVERS

DENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 18th and
i 18th streets, north side, over Vcss's Jewelry
Store Me srs. T. II. 4 G. A. Oehlschlager would
respectfully announce to their friends and the
public that they have opened an Office at the
above place, where all orders in the various
branches Of Drawing and Engraving will be prompt
ly and carefully attended to We particularly call
the attention Of persons wishing Designing or
Engraving on Wood, as this Is the only office at
present in Washington where such work can be ex-
ecuted. sep 26-lm*
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.
WI. kNAu. n. GAxHL- xp. BIffs.
FIRST Premium Grand and Square
pfAnnH

KNABE, GAEHLE CO., manufsctur.
"ETIsrs, Nos. 4, 6, 9, Q, and II, kutsw street,
Baltimore. e. G. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety Of ther IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, which for durability
dccasy Of touch brlliancy of tome they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In adj.
don to the first Premium awarded them BY the Ma.
ryland Institute in lS4s and l84s they received
the highest encomiums of the most eminent srtists
sho used these instruments for their Concerts. All.
of our first class Professors and Ameteurs IN the
e:ty, who have highly recommended them
- PIANOS HIRHD or la-1v,
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GREAT BARGAINS.
FIELD, BROTHER b %,

" 22s BALn1oRI STREET, BALnnoGh MD.
Are desrous Of closing out great portion OF their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, JeWelry,
Watches, Clocks, fans, Opera Glasses Dressing Cases
paratoGy TO receiving their all supply. Purchasers
gill find great bargains. IN a.. aug <-6
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NDkk GARMkNTS-Shaker flannel cash.
" mere Derino. Ssxony Scotch wool, Cause me-
rino, Isle thread, silk and GOTTEN UNDERGRAD
MKhTs. Shirts, Collars, Linen and Muslin Pot oms,
at ,.s sa io-.-..y BIGks,
sep 10 Willards' Hotel.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOHTES.-Inter.
i est obtained for Depositors and others upon first
class securities. ChUBB BROTHERS, Bankers. i
sep 2l-eotf
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baltimore AIVElfIEIlIfs.
IUpIAu DOCTOR.
r.. g. SPENCER

Oers his Professional services to the otissns Of Bal
dmore. / can cure eli kinds Of OAncers-tAke them
sat without pain. or the use of any knifs- I can
,urs eli kinds Of Ifs and spssms, Rheumstie Pains
oonsumpton, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, PiieA Palsy, or
any other ailmsnt the human family are subject TO-
&c can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Moss, any
distance from the patient by knowing tbs patients
GAME T was born blind, and has studied several
years under On Indian Doctor who wa among the
xild Indians thirteen years-
DIR. SPENCER has removed from Mr.. Buckley's
' No. 81, HANOVER STREET,
aug lift Baltimore, Nd.
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MIJRPHY'S NEW DEPOT HOUSE.

~ This well kept house and hks-e.s1
IN (lfTAURANT, opposite Camden Sta ss
tion, northeast corner OF CsmdenAnh
~ and Liberty streets, Bslumore, Nd
. convenient Hotel, whore travellers 70 and nom
Washington, &C., viii had agreeable aooonnsda-
lions. - aug s-3m
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IA - FOR SALE-The sloop GEO. VASE
h INGT0N, lying ct 18th st Wharf. She is in
gO00 sailing order. Seven tons freight. For terms
enquire at the corner 10th and X streets.
2--ff
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P ]. STEERS NEW GOODS

i HAVE nut opened an elegant stock OF new Fall
Il and Winter Goods for gentlemen, direct a.
nom he best importing houses of the North.
ern cities. Gentlemen may rely upon find. w
Ing complete rtock OF the newest and best III,
GODS In the MARKET ct fxr prios, by calling at No
as Seventh street. sen 2IfawSw
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DUFFALO TUCK com Is, new. styles
II and cheap at IAkAlAoSD's,7A st.
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lust RECEIVED, from the New Y or
81 auctions q large lot of fine GOODS, conaistiuJ

Seventh ST., three doors above Pa. avenue.
oct 4-d2W
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DR. MoRs1S 1NvIaoRATINa CORDIAL has been coun.
terfsited by some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial win have the
proprietors fac snie pasted over the cork Of each
bottle and the folio xing words blown IN the glass
Dr., u Orse's IAvigOrating Cordial, -
,.r G. HI. RING, Proprietor, MY.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18
Fire at Montrose.

We learn, by a Ieller from Montrose, that our
sister village has been visited by most destructive
FIRE, sweeping away nearly halt OF the business por'
ton OF the town. The fire occurred on Friday, ION
inst, breaking out early in the morning. and orig
mated from stove-pipe.
The following is lis, o the buildings burned, as
nearly as can be ascerlaineI from what inlorma
lion we have.
On Turnpike Street--M S Wilson's store the
large building known The ElIrldge houss; AL
fred Baldwin's Harness shop; The stores OF Bentley
& Reed, Abel Turrell, D. r. La'hrop s. Co ; The
brick dwelling of | L Post, and The dwellings oi
Isaac Post D. Kinds and Alfred Baldwin.
On Nam Street, East Side-Bool and shoe store
Dwelling and Harness shop OF Henry Turrell and
dwelling OF Z. Nj. Hawey.
On Main Street, Hest Side--Singieton's Watch
and Jewelry shop The large building belonging TO
D. Post, containing two stores, the second story oc'
cupied as dwellings; Tin aud Stove Store besides
valuable barns, stables, &c.
The loss is estimated al 100000, which is we
presume partly covered by insurance. Searle s
Hotel and The buildings on The opposite corner
were in great danger The pole in front OF Searle' s
was burned off some distance from the ground and
iell upon The Tavern. During The fire, young
precipilaed from the roof of Searles fall
ing upon The sidewalk, and severely injured.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

CArAwIssA RaILRoAp.-We are informed, says
the editor of the Evening Bulletin, that the business
on the CaItawissa Railroad, which was only open
ed few weeks since, already exceeds the highest
anlcipa'ions OF lis friends. From The nature and
wealth of The region ii passes through heavy trade
was expected, bur not equal 10 what has been real
lied within a short lime. AS railroads always
make business, this may be expected TO increase
rapidly from natural causes. But when the uncom-
pleted link Of The railroad chain into New York
State is finished, very heavy and important addi-
iion 10 the business of the road will be made
Philadelphia cannot tail 10 feel sensibly The value
of The work TO her trade, and its success, a, this
early period OF lis history, is most encouraging.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

been permitted 10 pass through France en- route to
| Spain.
| g Well" said NJ Drouyn de rHuys, in very
| impairment tone, ",hsre are reasons for that
| Being pressed for the reason, Mr. Mason vas told
rha, there were three Of t!em:
| First, The uea'meut of M Dillon, French Con-
snl in California.
Secondly, The letter oi Nj sAuders to the French
people. AND,
Thirdly, Cuba.
The French Foreign Secretary said hat The I'm
perial GovernmeI.t caHnnl be eXpeced tfedi in
he usual friendly way The citizens oi Sale thai
has behaved IN such hostile manuer towards it
| am tod thai Mr Mason replied in The way
thai will have occurred to amy else being
told these reasons He said that the affair OF Mr.
Dillon was, in The woSt possible construction, bul
The mere b!under of the o is ice, aud thai
il canno accnrdlnyy he made parallel with case
III winch the United Sia:eS are insulted ty order ol
The highest authority Of anoiher Sale TIE letter
oi Mr.. Sanders was The act o! an lrdi, idual who
had, moreover, been recalled from al official posi-
on btiore he published anything Americans
have The right to Say what they like, and the Gov
ernmenl has no conra over their pens and press
SIS Thi> is personal mater. which could, per
haps have excused di>c"urlcsy toward. The Cii
zen Sanders, if he should have presented himself On
the f.onIiers Of France but il certai;ily did no au
ihorvs step like that against the United Safes
Minister As TO Cuba, Mr. Mason absolutely de.
nied-if am well iHtornpd-the right oil any
Power 10 NEEDLE with difficulties that may have
arisen between Spain and The United SaIeS. He
al all evens could not see how questions of foreign
policy Can bs lIealed by aflron's offered 10 friend
ly Power. The Ministers parted very much
excited, and Mr. Mason was fully prepared TO ask
for his passports He sent, however. the special
messenger to Mr Buchanan, before deciding upon
that eieD. Thus stands the matter now.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

THE EUROPEAN News which we publish this
week, i, of more than usual importance. The
Siege Of SebastopoI is progressing slowly, with no
prospect OF lis immediate reduction. In fact, il
may be doubted if The place is not impregnatle.
We publish from the Nep York Daiiy Times,
what purports 10 be The result Of The deliberations
of The Congress OF American Diplomats lately
held al Oslend OF its reliability, OF course, we
cannot Judge. The movement itself is of sgnif-
canoe, and we have no doubt its conclusions will
soon be made apparan, in some shape
II the expulsion OF MIR. SoULE from France, is
made National matter, il may be attended with
the graVesl consequences, unless France shall apo.
loglse for the insult. We observe, however, that
it is regarded by The English papers, and by por
ton OF our own press, as personal matter between
NAPOLEON Ill, and Mi SoULE, and that his expu-
sion is OF no more momen, than would be that OF
any citizen OF the United Srales, desiring 10 travel
through France. 1t cannot be denied that the com.
mens oI the American press and The expressed
opinions OF most Americans in regard TO NApoL EoN
and his acs, have embrered him towards this
County. Just now, however, he has quite as much
on his hands as he conveniently attend to-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

The Collins mail steamship Atlantic Captain
West, arrived al New Yolk ai Two O'Clock on sun
day afternoon. She lei Liverpool al QnaIter pas
nine O'Clock Oh Wednesday u0tnIug. The Iii In>t
Ou Saturday, the Al Inst, al O'Clock p NJ, sht
passed The steamship Bal ic III lal 81 10, Iou. 26
u, hence for Liverpool
The news is tour days later, aud very interest
ing
The refusal of Louis Napoleon TO allow Sir
SouIG to pass through Framcs, on his way to Mad
rid, has produced dep sensallnn among tie
Americans al Lon Ton aud Paris. MIR Mason ha.
demanded explanations OF The Frencn Governmen
or his passports. 1t is semi officially announced
in The London Times that Louis Napoleon will no.
reply to our Minister'S noe Messrs Buchanan
Mason and Soue agree hat the affair is national III
ls character and must be iTea,ed as such.
The latest lelegrsphc Intelligence which has
been received by the French and + g>h govern.
ments is saIed from The Crimea, on The 20 Oct
AT that time The siege, according to the London
Tunes, was going on favorabiy The bombardmen
from lhe trenches OF The besieglug armies had been
resumed on the 19.h, with ticct hLt The enemy
Is not reported 10 have sustained the loss of auy
senha part of the fortress From the moment that
II was clearly ascerained that Sebasiopoi could not
be reduced, even from the sou'h eide BY land
without The operations oi regular siege, there
seased 10 be reason 10 be surprised Al the length o
the proceedings 1t is reported tha! the Russians
had made a successful sore, capturing 4 French
batleIy and Lord Dandellin, son OF the Marquis Of
Clanrlcarde
The London Chronicle OF the 3lst uIt states that
on the 22d OF October a note Was despatched by
Baron Won MlnIeufiel, on the part oil P,us-ia IN
which lie again earnestly pressed upon rhe Gar
the acceptance ot The four points Nohing further
OF the document has ransplred hut there are no.
wanting those who say that The noe was dictated:
by The Car himself, 10 afford prelext for renew
al OF negotiations
Advces from Vienna continue 10 express conf
dence that the Germanc Sales will take part with
Austria 1t is noticed, as an indication, that the
Berlin New PruSsidn Gq@cfte has been ordered, un,
der threat OF confscaIion, 10 cease is attacks on lie
French Government.
Rumors are again current in Vienna that Blva-
ran army will occupy HE Au-!ro-lraIlan provinces,
Tor the purpose Of enabling Austria TO have her
whole force available, in case oi ho>iliiies with
Russia.
Menschikoh's carriage, taken afer The battle OF
Alma was on public exhibition at Cnnslaunnple
as trophy. Ii seems 1t is The identical vehicle in
which he drove through lhe city during his insoIenl
embassy OF last year. This is what Eneraon would
call compensation"
We lean from The Baltic that Sir Charles Napier
who had recovered from his recent ind.sposilian,
arrived al Hamburg on the 30h ult and immedi-
aely proceeded to Aliona.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

From KANSAS The filth and last party of emi.
grants to Kansas fer this season, left Boston Tues
day. Mr. BRaNsB ME, who has recently re,urned
10 Massachusetts, having piloe ed the fourth party OF
pioneers TO their destination in the Territory.
ADVISES that no more 60 Gut previous TO The setting
IN o winter. He thinks that those already there
w' be Obliged 10 endure some privalions during
me cold season. and suggests that material aid be
oueted TO help them 10 maintain their position there
as The advance guard Of Freedom
We learn from The ConneautvlIle (PaN Cou,;o.
that company numbering about hundred and
nny, lei that place on the 9th ull for Kansas ex
pec'ing to meet and unite with another companv
from Cambria county, at Rochester, on the Ohio
nver Pennsylvania is destined 10 send out con
SIDERABLE portion OF The first population OF the Ter
rilory. "
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

FIRE.-The dwelling house of Mr.. Jeremiah
Hickman. in Lycoming township, attached TO the
Lycoming Mills, and belonging TO Mr. Thomas
Hepburn, of WlIiamspor,, was burned 10 the
ground, OIL Tuesday last, 9Th inst. The property
was worth about $500 on which there was an in
surance OF $500. The fire broke out early in The
morning. and we understand The greater part OF The
household furniture OF the occupants was destroy
ed. The fire is supposed to have originated from
defective fue, but the cause is moi certainly
known