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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

FAIRFIELD RAcEs-The best contested race ever ran
over the Fairfield course, excepting the contest be.
tw cen "Red Eye and NIns" came of on yesterday The
stake was the poprieors purse for 1900 two mile heats
free for all ages The entries Selene" by Major
Thomas boswell, Florence" by q. r. Hare aud National
Maid" by John Belcher.
TIE frat dead heat between Sclene and Florence;
time SAT IL. The second heat won by Florence by
about length Seenc, National Maid being dis
tanced-tme 81. The third again won by Selene
by about Two lengtbs-Tmo 3.GS.
There was the utmost anxiety amongst the parties In
terestcd both sides during the contest which was 20
bard fought from the beginning to render IL doubtful
until the close which Of the two would be the VICTOR.
Betting went freely on, and hundreds changed hands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

CrRcur CoURr, JuDaE NrEEpirn.-This court met on
yesterday, for the purpose Of passing Sentence VIM
Burwell Oty Franklin, now convict Of the penitcnta,y
for larceny. lie was previously confined for rape,
pardoned upon the expiration Of the first year Of his
lie was brought into court yesterday, aud being fully
identified by the jury az tho person who is for the
second time convict in tho pentenary, sentenced
TO five ycas, in addition to the assigned for the
offence which lie is atoning This Is consequence
OF bis second mprisonment in the Of Asbby
days ago. y special act Of the Legislature ave years
are suptraddcd to the regular Of imprisonment
posed upon persons twice convicted Of felony.
The record OF his guilt and imprisonment upon tho Of
mcr charges produced by the CommoDwcaths Alto
ney required by Law for the satisfaction the court aud
jury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26
DIED.,
|" LIST OF MARSHAL

On the 2ls Instant at his residence Powhatan
A. HAsKiSs, In the Iist year Of his age. '' 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26
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degree Of ACTIVITY tnroukoout he eV snHn oesonsns
an sn'srp,ne eo%psu n su'en .ne sAa'o.'on s' %
Out SHADOW. hesvnsnw ns 1eSnn'nE " ehas 'na'
'no oSee' III usm All ~, ,no s ".. sue
sun VI an eApeu'en, .y nv 49, " vouuuJ
nss snoeeu W Pr .L.. ~ w Wy sy uu.
suo t.n ~, ~. .,,h -. ~ go $780," t,ptp ~ a.
nsnsoos snu 70 .,s II ~. " W, T! h"ss ~
rsspee, 70 'ne ss..s " Wv .!' "@ o''s '"s
upon 'ne s.ss Y, o' s,, 49,. -, III. ..,
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dec, s.nsrienee In the esry Dart of the .essop This
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by /, In : s,il greater deseee,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

IIEsRrco CoUSrr CIRCUIT Couar.-Jadge C!opfon.-
The TALL oihs Court commenced yesterday IT.
grand jury In session part Of the day. and found true
bills ID lew cases. the most mporino which was that
Of Benjamin r. Prentss, who stands indicted for big.n
His case will probably come up to day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

Henry A Wise ESQ., occupies over six columns Of the
Richmond Enquirer of yesterday to tell the public that
he IS not Know Nothing. We shall notice his letter
more at length hereafter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

|" SPECIAL E0r1cE-Couniry Merchants and others, are
Ispeeu invited TO attend Auction Bale Watches Ju.
O'CLOCK. Bee advertisement ELIAS HAT. "
Auct'r and Commission Merchant ios Main ST.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26
nEsrkR . wnlrr. Comm I,,lon M.r,h.n,,

100000 IN FASHIONABLE CLOrluuNG. =
N USE be cold this season. large and veil
IVA Clothing embracing all Of the
for hkN AND BOYS WAR
The Goods made climate and person,
would do we'll to call stock DkTEHMIN
~ not 90 be andsoi b r r.dss BY III.
Call At the Savings Dank OF
oeas wM IRA SMITH. ia Main st.
- oeqs WiSsr6S = BOW M sns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26
,ope..a !, ~. blL b. p.,., ,.la.a % h. .na s.to..

opposei ~ Abe bill he Welded 70 L. and before
God he would Immense cheerngl He Vas
against the and every thing flowing from II,
far slavery concerned. Whenever aud however
the question Of slavery should be introduced he should
stand for the North and liberty He for the equal
rights OF the North well a. those Of the South; and
should he be elected upon ths question he would stand
by what he believed be the opinion Of the people
Of his district He had separated irrcvocaby from his
iends Of the Ncbraska bill, a. far that measure vss
concerned. He emphatcany against Il now, and
should always oppose t. These principles he said Top
position to slavery would be the guiding lights Of his
Hie and he should never shrink from them"
The National Intelligsnssr very truly remarks,
that il Wing to utter tho foregoing sentiments
he would be set down aniAbolitionst. Verify, he
would And yet Democrat may make opposition
to the Nebraska bill and to slavery tho guiding prn
cple Of his life, and yet Southern Democrats
| no guilt or imperfcction about him.
In reply to the allegation Of the Democracy that the
defeat Of their party in the late elections was owing
union Of all the "odds and ends" With the Wings the
| National Ipseigsnccr answers rumphantly by asking
"lf it required all the odds and ends in union with tbs
Wings bring about defeat disastrous to tho Demo-
crscy, will 1t require the sort Of materials
give that party victory, Aud IL little eaven lcavcn.
eth the whole lump aud brings odiuin upon the whg
and cause. would not return Of these incongruous
clements Of the Democratic fold-frOm which uuquea
onsby they have spruugproduce the Same disastrous
effects upon the old organization
Henry A Vice. ESQ., occupies over six columns of the
| Al.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

NEW siLKS-NEw SILKS.-we have Ju II received
large addition TO stock OF consisting Of Plata
striped Damas and other Silks We are prepared To Of
fer great bargains. '' " ''-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

VNE ARM0Rr BAND having the ne Of
tain Dimm"ck, will MONDAY NIGHT IN. sab ,n.,a ~,
Of Pic Works: " fN>''
The Liberty Tree; Enchanted Ring; Pride OF Auror,
Rose and Diamonds; Lovers Knot
B'quet; Pyramid Of Candles
Rockets and Flying Pig
~ Price ~ admittsnce, IS cents
The proceeds to be appropriated payment OF nav
81 instruments the cost OF which will be $780, meet which
there is deficiency OF $3.50. @'
public Is most respectfully invited to he
when the Band will their gratitude By their
melodies. ''NN'''
Doors opra at 6% o'clock.
ARsoRr, RICHMOND, October 9Th, 1854. ocos-J,J
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

'INh UNDERSIGNED having associated under firm OF
BAKREC MORRtSs. to transact the Comm son Forward
nI and whole ale Groe.ry Bu srec,fuiiy inform their
friends
with rompt rnon. business will he conducted on IN,
sa factory terms Particular paid 10 the q wh.a,
and Tobacco "'
Corner Of 18th and Cary streets. Richmond. Va.
"a. wM N BARREL
r., y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

Nsw "uS- 1t Is stated that ourneyman gun ma ker
some time since invented kind OF gun which ha.
"eeu repeatedly tired 10y the Emperor OF Austria and his
principal officers. The weapon is pronourc.so he f,r
superior To the Minnie r il carrie. 1000 PAGES and a,
isoo sends bullet three inches deep into deal
" Majesty has made the Inventor lieutenant the army
aud gwen MIN an order
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

yDNNTING>, VASES, Sc.-In OIL on Canvas, and Ne.
tai handsomely framed China, Mantle AMI PIower y,.r.
With and without Shades for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

VEr MD PEARL GOOns.-rerant Jet, Pearl Ivory poS-
Pin &C., fer ,aeby
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26

GtLOAKS-CIONKS-wc hay. on hand +. full ,,nn,,
~ Cloth, Merino and velve, Cioaks. ''"
nco6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
nov 15-ts


BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auciioneer.
L>ACsLLgNT FURNITURE AND HOUSED OF D
IL Resets at Auction.-On TUESDAY AoRSiSsI
November list, a. % "rlcck, at the residence Q
H. Bsrro-, ESQ, on street, ktween Ninth .rd
Tenth etre t.. shall sell all lis Furniture ard
HOUSEHOLDS Effects, viz:
superior s.WoOd csss Piano Forte, by Peichen.
bash
Mahszany French SOFA, Divans
Walnu' Whatnot, Rout Tables
Cane sat Chairs, Re- ok. +. Arm Chairs
Vsnitian Blinds, Window shades
Three ply md J.s rain Csrre,s Oilcloth
Full narhe top D es,icg Bure Az, 10. Wasbstsni
Mahogany French B-dstesd do Wsrd,oba
Do. Dressing Bureaus, Was stands
Oh try and p.int-d War.irrbes, Washstsnds
Maple and cherry Cot age Bei:steads
Four superior Feather DtdR, Boosters and Pillows
Excellent assortment IF Blankets Comfort, &C.
Mahogany Dining Tables, I.efr is-rstor
Gilt Tea Set slsss aud Gro kerry Ware
Superior Csk Stove. Radiator
Together wih general assortment Of Kitchen
Eaqu!sitss.
Terms. go sns nnder cash; over that sim q
credE OF two AMI four months, for notes se,7fsc-
t'r1'y enGorsad. ho5srfpg interest
=. IS The house Is for rem; ,nqniss OF the arc
Scnesr. JAX1SC. HGiUIeE
nov ID AuoSoc>er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
Boarding.

DOAROING.-T The Misses thanks. sdjoip.
- ins the store Of Mr.. Berry, ea Bridge street,
Georgetown have eever<l Ane Rooms to let, aud
are prepared to aocommod .te Doarders both perr,n
nent aud transient, on the most moders to terms
nov 0-1m
ROAhDlMG.-Mre DUVALL, Jenna. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers ever, desirable comfort and accommota.
ton for families or single gentlemea-perman-n
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
Will De found IN WRshin gton. je 15-1y
DOuMS AND EOARD.-SRvKRAL Single Qep.
~ uemen can BE- accommodated with pleasant
rooms, FURNISHED or uufurnished,) with or without
Bos'd, In the large modem house No. 452 Thirteenth
street: one square north OF Pennsylvania avenue
oct 21-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
By Z. 8. WRIGHT, Austionesr.
GAArR0tD~n. -.

Go0rGstSwn. -
FXTENsIyB SALE or SUPERIOR and we
IL kept Purnjtu OF the Untn HO0l.-On MON
DAY next the 20.h in tsnt at 10 O'Clock, We shac
superior furniture Of the Union Hotel; all of ct
has been laid in new within the past Is nioNthS
rhe Carpet, Mattresses, Table end BED ii aens spS
Curtains are from the celebrated house OF St-~sr
of New York.
We name IN part. /
Superior rosesood On II ahosapy spring Sofas ant
Lounges
Mahogany cane ami Windsor Chsirs
Do dini &. CO. trs, card and pier Tables
kfeg ant oval and square gilt frame Mirror
Rich set1 If Window Curtains
Frsach Oh M Dinner and Tea Tars
Pu'l SIT Of blaze wase
Rich plated Casters. Candlsetiese
ForSs. srcons. &C Ivrry Knivse
Rich ana heavy Glas<-sr- as Decanters Tnmblers.
Wines, 0ohlsts, Celries, salts, 30. T.
! fupsrtor octave Piano Pc te, by Cbiskering
Brussels s-ply and insrain Carpets and Rugs
Olc!oth, Ca pets Az :atAngs
Very l'Jgs lot OF surericr Table ard Bel Linee
Rlanhe's, Conf ritz, &c.
IS superior hrir Mattresses, warranted
rs dc French Bedeteads
1o'ftars and Pl o~s, fest quality fathers
Mahogany dressing and plain Bureaus
WarIrot "a, Mahr gany washstanta
Gas Gu nde'iers
window Binds. Chamber sets
suPedor hail. psrlor, radiator, alright snd othtr
complete get Of CopT ers for ccokir rurp~~e
CarrVall and Harness, with a large variety suite
to a first class hot~l
Terms: SO and under cash over that sum q
credit ff 80, 60. and 90 davs for approvsf an
dorsed notes. delivery, the not.s bsaring int res
Rs. WRIGHT,
nov I'D Aucticresr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
The Wreck Of the New Era

DEAL BEAcH. Nov. 1.-THE New Era re-
mains in the same position, With her masts
stifl standing and her hull full OF water. The
sea was 30 high yesterday ths, she could not
be boarded, but it 10 smoother this morning.
One hundred and sixty bodies have been pick
ed up in all, and IL il doubtful " any more
will be found hero, a. the current has changed.
All the raIuables and clothing are in the
hands Of Coroner Hooley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
- TERRIBLE CASE OF sCROFULA or TWELVE
Rows EI1 AxNpiH ~ CURED IN ONE MONTH, BY BUR

a a6aEs s1TANDIHG CURED IN ONE MONTE, BY Bur
NJ u p NoRToLK, Va, July H. 1884,
mr.. b. Burrow-Dsar sir-I under great obIxst
so9I preparation, called Elixir Vita Tbe dissss ia
90 VIC n1st s1llul Physiosns aud had taken AT least
ns nhoIed bottles of Sarsapars &c tbont srv .fo,
e most dspioraole condition part OF INV n.ck nj
indsd @ an extent as to lsavs my wind pine exnosed.
idss 81 ax 70 me burden. had given over the
la oeeh similarly affected, and CURED by your m.S,;
hss &c take Your preparation and Although Id
Anclea over twelve years, yet In the Abort sn ~
d asys was entirely cured am nov in rood ,th
Yonrs svsr since The cure Was through miracle
JOIN WEBB.
This 10 to certify that John Webb spne.rs rad ,,-. 49,,
aS anu made oath 70 the above statement sva 1 'u'
is 10 Win mr. John Webb; he is respectablss cit;..nf
"ILLIAA d. DhLAMr
Mayor Of Norfolk Va
oousns ooids, Bronchitis, Diseases OF the rb,o. -,
I hnmors Syphilis, Disease Of the Ra
.naciso ELIXIR VIE 10 the only IN t.t,S1
-, among others the Rev TBon.s NJ.
~, mouth VA an eminent divine of the R.ne., s Vi
SION mas permitted tho his mama bsrinp phrsua
~. u, Vi .he Throat and Lungs. And for ds.. Gu
vac ploou tue hasons and Odd FeIlows h.vs oi
ana Tor most diseases chronic nstrr i us
arecertihed 70 by 5000 parsons lts virtues
Ola '0's'' ~ for sale by all dealers in Medicines " tut
hsDlp fICrUhksb-Thoss OF our readers vbo a..,.
70 pass through splendid Gallery OF P;c~rn Iho desre
Ah 70 Psy visit to Plumbs Rooms ON the Iysnns ~ ho
0 tnere some choice specimens of the nav -. 70
Dasuerreotyping In OIL which beauty and s m
incompatible There 10 portrait sxscntsd t are
y OF PRESIDENT Pferoe, that reflects great s nr @
artist every hpeament thereof giving life liz o .ns
MI fiumbe 10 reckoned among the rst .s.
%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

By J. o MCGUIRE. Austlonssr.
SUPERIOR PAIR OF MATCHED CARRIAGE
~ horses exc llent Family Carriage Harness,
November 91st, at o'clock, In fnnt of the Auctios
Rooms, rhall sell, withe ut reserve pair Of excel
lent Family Horses of 6ne appesrano, and ,tyle
and warranted to Be perfectly sound and nd in
harness. !
Alec god Family Carriage, Harness. Hurs, 4c
. Ths abo are tha property Of q gentleman Who
his no further use fcr them .nd will sitiy.ly Re-
sold to the highest dder
TIE ms: cr.dit Of two and four months. for nct. q
satisfl c:orily endors: d, bea,ing iat.rest
AZ JAMES =. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctioneer.
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Auction 9aJea

u BY J. Q, McGU1RE. Auotioneer.
TWn GASES DUTCH RuLfoUs BOOTS Al
; .AUCf10N-On MONDAY sfteri6on. NovemI
Der 10Th, ut o'clock, ct my apcton rooms, shall
seu 'wo cases Of superior Harlem Flower Ror ts,
rom tne nurfefy Ct Van Derschcot q Som, Ho
iSn': consulting Of double and single Hyaciuths,
Ma nrclsses' Tuiips Jonquillss, Iri Crocu ksrIy
Terms cash. JAS G. Mc0UrRR /,
DOW 18-2t Suct,.nes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
Baltimore Markets. &c

BALrIHsRs, Nov. is -Plour-7O0 barrels
sold; Howard street at s. IS, City Mills at s.
Whest-2s. 600 bushels sold, white 81 s3sSI 81
sSI 90; red 81 IS a$l 80. Corn-old white II
sSOe., new white 90; yellow 500. Oats Asa
Sc Other articles UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

+ CINCINNATI, Nov. I7.-AoAey matters are
quiet at present here, and are assuming a
settled appearance. There are no further
failures, and the indications are that the
worst is over. Eastern exchange Halt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,

6sOrgetOW n.
.poD AND NBAkLY NEW FURNITURE A
~ Aue'ion.-Os TUESDAY, the 2,st mt at. 8 {
~ octcek, a m /. at the residsscs of Philip Or fnl
ESQ Seer ,tary to tho British Legation corner
~sM ma C'neress streets, We VII sell his euR @
Furni ure, such A.
Nah gaDy sofa and Rocker
Do e'ntre and d. Tables
Do hair, Light Stands
Han i.omet air stuffed sofa, d, Arm Chair
Hall and chamber Chairs, passage Tables
Psr'or, b u and chamber Carpets
Walnut and imitation Wsrdrobes
Beds'e d, Wash Tables and Stands
Flrstrste Feather Bed. Hair and khuck Msttreeses
Dressing ard other Bureaus
etov-s hall and p.rrr Lsmpe, Shades
Chamber sets, ooh ing Glssset, Msntel Clock
Good Cooking Stove, to
---- Te ms cash
BARNARD l. BUCKRY.
nov 15-ts Apctiopecr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

Nsw YORK, Nov. IS,-Plour dull 900
bbls sold-Sta,s brands s. . s. Is; Southern
IS so So. Corn 900 bushels mixed sold
at 81 cents Cotton dali. Money tight. Stocks
dull and unchanged.
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The Fioters Found Guilty.
Departure of the Glaseov

New YORK, Nov 1S.-The Williamsburg
rioters have been found guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
Boston City Charter

Bosros, Nov. 1.-THE votes for the city of
Boston charter have been counted, and the
election of an alderman for each ward de-
feated Hereafter we shall have but twelve
aldermen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

BY DOWNS - HUTOBINsON AHes.
W ARCHES 4 JEWELRi, GUNS. Fancy Coz .
w &C., at Auction 90 SATURDAY evening,
the 18TH instant, 1T o'clock, shsll ssll ut out
store, large lot Of Jewelry ofsvery description, to-
gether with An invoice Of Watches, which were cd
vetised for last Saturday, bot not sold In e0
sequence bf mt having arrived in time. go
Al,o, several superior En- 'lish twist double sn{
single barrel guns. Terms cash.
DOWNS HUrOHINeON, !
Auctioneers, 44 Pa. avenue, Near ~ 1t \
NOV Ia A.
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laval Orders

BssroN, Nov. 17.-0rders have been re-
csived At the Charlestown Navy Yard, from
Washington, to fit out the ships Cyane and
Saratoga as soon a possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
~ j. c. McG UlRR Il, Aue.ione.,

BY j. c. McG UlRE, Auetione.r
FXOELLRNT FURNITURE AND HOUsBaoLp
IL EFRRCTS AT AUCTION On FRIDAY mora
ing. Novenbee 25th, at 10 o'clock. At No 26e 81
street. between 18th and 10th Q rs.fs, thall s.i,
the Furniture an Elects Of gsn'ls1an dec lining
housekeeping viz:
Spring.seat Divsns, lounges, 6ttomana
Mahogany Centre ard Side Tables
Walnut Corner and Music Stands, Chinese Tes.
poyB
Arm and Reception Cha3rs. Rockers
Window Curtains, Oornice Shades
Carpets, Rugs, Oi,cloth
Chinese Vases Candelabraa, ornaments
Walnut Sidsboards, Jxt. nsion Table
Iranch China Tss and Diunrr Wa-s
cutslass Ware, Table Cutlery
Bronse Hat Rack, Hall Lamp
Hall and Stair carpets, R-ds and Eyes
Writing Desk, Camp Chairs
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Bsnsteads. Wsshstsnds, Toilst Bets -
Best Hsir and Husk Mattresses
Bedding, holsters, and Pillows
10 king Glasses full suites Of Cotts "a Furniture
Superior Cook Stove, Wire Meat Safe
Tokather with . general assortment of Kit.hs.
Utensils.
Term. $50 and under cash; over that sum c,.a;t
OF and 90 dayr for notes satisa ctorly endorsed
bearing infe est JAS @. AoGUlRn,
Dovlo-o Aucfi nsar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

Nsw YORK, Nov. lS.-The steamer Glasgow
sailed to- day, taking out one hundred and fifty
passengers. No specie.
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reath Of q Priest.

HARTFORD, Conn Nov 1.-THE Rev John
Bredy, for many years the pastor of the Ro-
man Catholic church of this city, died yester-
day evening of cholera, after illness of "a
hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRl
TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS,
RrHtTECTx, &c.

I'HE SCIENTIFIC STAIR BUILDER, T'ustrat
With A. large plates by Robert Ri i, ell. Of Phil.
ai"lphis Tbs In eip ies embraced ia this work
have been thoroughly and tri-mphaoiIy t-rt-d in
she cities Of New tork, Philsde phi srd Baltimore
practi al den INST alton ofthe eysteu, snd Prove
its superiority over any thing thu has ever teen
published on this beautiful bra Oh Of carpentry.
The saving OF lshor ard material is by this 1T les
fifty Per cent The certainty sod proof sdcr led 10
toe WORKMAN by plain, FULL ADD simpe explsus-
lions in tbecoustru ton Of wrea hs for hsp rails
cent ring. and grain arches, &c viii once present
tn'mal Ives to every carpedtir ana architect The
author ON he feen and the book obtsinad a. A.
ell DE dElSrER S, NO 81, street, betveen Penn
-ylvania avenue and c Street. Price IS.
l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-18

Bosros, Nov. ls.-The Windham Company
robbed Of 81, 0o6
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Western Rivsn.

WHEELING, Nov. Is The river is at a stand
Second class beats are running.
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WOOD AND COAL.

NOV Is THE TIME To BUY YOUR COAL AND
~ WOOD.-ihe suosc iber has ON hand, and ia
also receiving supply Of COAL from the most ap-
proved minss which he will tell at the very lowest
market price TO: oash. Ais, Oak, Pine, md Hjck.
DRY WOOD, of the best quality.
cargo Of part Red and part White Ash COAL
dsily ected to arrive. Ter. ons who intend Law
ing in their Goal for the winter, would do wall to
send In their orders soon and get It direct from the
vessel in good order JAMES DAILY,
New York av., between 18th and 18th streets,
11-1vA
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for tie Daily Evening" Sls.
Goverpor's FlectiOu

NEv YORK, Nov ia few additional Of
fetal returns received fAvsr the election Of
CLARK, BY 800 plurality.
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The Cincinnati Money Market

CNclnNArr, Nov. lS-Ths money market
continues throughout the West TO be very
tight There arc mere failures here, but tho
indications are that the trouble Is easing OF
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By 0RBRN q SCOTT Auotioueers
OW HUrDRHD rRoUsAND BRICK IN rHs
~ KtLN AT AUCr11N- Ga "WEDNESDAY. the
I'D insta t, vs. shalt seil, ~ O'Clock D. m, & II
brisk kiln If Vim. b Wilson, on Rhode Island
avenue. between I0th and nth streets west heinz
Square No. 3S7, about enc hundred thousand ,r,css
In the kiln, nearly all OF which are hard and Ana
Axttcle. Terms cash a
GREEN L SCOTT,
nov l6-3tSTnW Aucti~neers
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JOE 6HILLINsroN receives all thensw pooks and No.,
papers last - published He agent Harpers And M
tue other AAgasnes, and readers will slv.v. ara
ana good Assortment OF Blank Books statonery
is nooHstors odeon Building, Pa avenue and st.
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nAhhiED.

, AZ Lynehhurg. Va, Nov l6tn, by The Rev jacob
u; MITCHELL LEONARD H. LYME, U. s. N w, 10
Miss MARIE B., youngest daughter OF Thomas Fer
suson, Esq, Of that city.
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PIANOS! PIANOSM PIANOS!M
w have on hand several fine PLANO FORTES,
w which will b. scli at astonishi 4.
~ low prices, in oraef to close out our
present stock previous to removing WV
These Pianos are equal, if not suIersur, to any in
the market, and each purchaser viii receive writ
ton guaranty eftheir durability. Cal AMI try be-
sors purchasing elsewhere ct the Music Depot Of
''. u - HILB0S 1 HIIZ
r=' South sde Jenna. apepup, y
nov Ii between Tenth and Elevsr tn ,trsers.