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Massachusetts, Know-Nothing State Conven-
ton ED

WORCESTER, Oct. 90 - The Know Moth
ings of Massachusetts held their State conven-
tim at Boston on the 18th. About / 500 were
present.
Brother VIM. S. Darll was chosen temporary
chairman, and committee of one from each
county was chosen TO nominate permanent
officers 60.
The committee reported Brother Henry j.
Gardner, of Boston, for President, and Broth
er P. w. Taft and about . dozen others for
vice president. --.'.
Some discussion arose as to the publicity
given to nominations Of the Order, and as il
was stated that Mr.. Drew, of the Worcester
SPY had said that he would publish all the
proceedings of the Convention within forty
eight hours the discus ion resulted in the ap.
pointmeat of q Committee on leakages Of which
DIR. West, of Boston, was Chairman
The Committee on Credentials who also in
structed TO use extra vigilance in the admis-
sion of delegates. .. ..s---
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
a candidate for Governor, with the following
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DlE u.

DIED.
On the Goth instant, MARGARET ANN, consort
of John Clark in the 39d year Of her age of pulmo
nary consumption rejoicing in the hopes of blessed
immortality.
% Her friends and acquaintances invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her hu :
band, No. 293 Fourth street, to morrow Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock.
On The 18th instant, near Dumfries, Virginia, Mrs
RACHEL WHEAT, aged "a years.
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NOTICE.
ORDINANCES OFFIoE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
. WARRINGTON, September %, 1865.
NONGRESS, during its last session, having made
~ an appropriation for the purchase of the bsst
breech-ioadng Rifles for the of the United States
srmy "provided tnat the Secretary Ut War, after o
fair practical test thereof shall deem the purchase
advisable and proper" inventors and msnufsctur
ers are hereby notified that specimen of such arms
will be received at this Office till the first day
Dscember next for preliminary examinations; and
II found to Offer reasonable expectation Of toine
Useful. purchase will be maze of SUFFICIENT nun.
Oer (Say twenty five of each of tht aor1ing such
expectatiOn) to be placed in the hands OF the sol
diers for tidal In the sd The result of this Prac
teal test will aid the Secretary in making a de-
cision. HENRY K CRAIG
sep 3O-2aw6g Colonel of Ordnance
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,

Situated on E street, north of the City Hal,
r.. Washington.
F7NHE extensive additions 20 the buildings of this
l. institution are completed and constantly opon
for the reception and care of the sick.
Every benefit comfort, and convenience which can
be obtained in hospitals REQUIRED for the inmates
The instut on is visited daily Tor otsner if peoes
sary) by Physician and geon from the Faculty
Of the National Medical College. .r
DR.. b. HELEN, resident physician, is always In
the building; also several resident students and ell
necessary attendants.
The patients are nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found inva u.
able since their introduction into the institution.
Physicians in the city and also In tn country nd
neigh boring cities having patients who need hospi-
tails advantages are invited to send them to the In.
Urinary.
The charge for board is from s. to SO per week,
according to the scconamod Atons required, payable
In advance.
Persons will apply for admission to DR.. HELEN,
resident physician, at the Infrmary.
All communications in regard to the institution
must be to my address. -.
GRAFTON TYLER, MD,
6eorgetowp, D. @,
Curator Of the Washington Infrmary.
nrt I'm
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REDUCTION In GAS fixtures.

AT are nov rccsivin: the largest stock of "a
w FIXTURES ever offered in this al = ccm.
prisi, every variety Of style hnish They lar
been selected from the celebrated factory of me.
Ius Co., Philsdslphis, and Include oil o. their
patterae.
Owing to reduction in prios in Gas Fixtures VT
are DOW prepared to furnish them at less rate az
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep pace with the above improrem. Mt h.
price of gas Tubing has b~en materially r-1uced
and increased facilities warrants us il sayIn,
that we are prepared and can execute any WORK g.
may uadertiBe cheaper and better than any cthsl
establishments 10 this citv
.- j. W. THOMPSON 3 Bro
Plumbing & Gas itting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, side, between 10th and 1lth ats
l3-dtJap1
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New ORsAs.-Messrs. Pomplitz L Rodewald, of
Baltimore, are putting up fine new organ in the
church 81 St. Dominic, in the Seventh Ward. Il IA
of elegant workmanship, and well adapted to the
size Of the church. The key board is so placed thai
the organist can face the minister, which il great
advantage during the service The cost of the in
strument II $7C0.
AMERICAN KIfLzhES.--We learn that it il in con-
temptation on the part of this newly formed COM
pany Oh our citizen soldiers to present 10 the Ma
tional Monument handsome stone. with a suiia
Die INSCRIPTION, as an endeanng testimony of the r
venefahon and esteem of the immortal Washing
ton. & E., .--.e..
WArcH House. REruRss.-We found the follow
ing frilng cases recorded ON the Captains book this
morning: jeremiah A. Neal, drunx and diserderly,
Workhouse 80 days; Zaebariah Swami, breach of
me peace, held 70 security; Patrick Cunningham.
same offence, held TO security; E. 8. Johnson, free
negro, larceny, sent to Jail for Court.
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LHOR kENT.-For one or four years-tbe prem Uses
Il from which the Star Office has just been re-
moved, on street, near its junction with Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue and Twelfth streets. 1t con sists of
two bui!dings-front AMI rear. and ample yard
room. with q well of water for mechanical purposes
on the premises. This is a first rate OPP rtuuity
for dy 81, Painter, carp ntsr, manufacturing hat
ter, blacksmith wheelrlght, &C.. to obtain working
room within stones throw Of the centre Of Penn
sylvsnia avenue, while the front building vii,
answer for one, two or three shops or offices. Ap.
ply soon at the new office of the Star, cerner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
oct 2-ff
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BY j. G. mcGUIRE, Aucti0neer.
1RUStEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE, and
L Lot.-By virtue of deed in trust from VIM.
Austin AMI wife, besring date On the sth dsy Of
Jan nary, S54, and recorded in L'ber o.. A. 2. NJ
10, folios 1856, 3d. 3s S39 and $40. the subs riber
viii cell at pub ic sale Tuesday, the 3lst day OF
October. 1854, az o'clock m sa the preui,ts s,
on Firss st cast, betTeen and streets south;
part of Let No g. in square sout Of Square No TIA
oL ting % feet IL inches sad First street by 70
feet Deep 60 fost alley. together wi the bui
ings and impro yemen ?, which consist of well mi
subst ntis ly built tw ostory frame dwelling ouse
The te, ms OF "a vii, be one half cash; sni q
balance 10 equal payments g. six and twelve noa tn
Ter notes bearing interest from the day Of ssie
CURED by deed in trust On the property.
If the terms of sale not co-uplied with in six
days alter the ssie the property will b resoid q;
the risk and expense Of tie purchaser, upon one
weeks Notice
Ali conTeyancing at the expense Of purch
- CHhS. g. WA LLACH. Trusssa
j MCGUIRE,
oct i1-5taw&ds Auc+ioneer
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Congressional Nominations.

New YORK, Oct N.-The Democrats of the
second district have nominated George Taylor
for Congress.
BosroN, Oct l9.-The Democrats of the
eight district in this State, have nominated
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Discovery of Remains Of Sir John Franklin

MONTREAL, Oct. 2O.-A dispatch from DR.
Rae, dated York Factory, August 4th, has
been received by Sir George SAMSON, Governor
OF the Hudson Bay Territory, narrating the
discovery of the remains Of Sir John Franklin
and his unfortunate companions. They were
starved to death in the spring of 1852, to tho
northwest of Eek River.
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-Mrs.D UVALL, Penna avenue
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda
ton for families or single gentlsmsn-permanen,
OF transient. No more agreeable boarding house
viii De found IN Washington. je 15-1y
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EfOB sALE-DEsIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE
Il Misunderstanding Of two HOUSES 6LOTS,
the first being new frame House, fifteen by thirty
feet with four large airy rooms and summer kitci-
en- attached, and other improvements, consisting of
stabing, &c. on fun lot of so by 122 feet running
back to 10 feet alley. The othsr is frame houss
of four rooms situated Lot 81 by rs feet 10 in.
All Information will be given by applying 10 person
OF by letter to "SYPHAX." at the star office
N R--The first named house and lot would suit
any one engaged In huckstering, &c.
sep 26-lm
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The Official Prohibitory Vote.

HARRISBURG. Pa Oct l9.-The complete
| off ;ial returns, received at the office of the
Secretary of State, show a majority of three
thousand against the prohibitory liquor law.
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HATS +HATSI-HA

- Gentlemen In want Of Hat of ele- -
81 gsnce of fabric, beauty of style AMI Il l ~
~ksup Iior work, shCu d visit B q TT 49,
HUt KINS, datters anc Dealers in Gents Furnish
ing Goods, 9th street and Pa. avenue, VII,
thsr will fad everything new, novel, and beautiful,
at prices that viii compare isvorsbly with aEy
house 10 tie Tinted Ststes. oct IL eo1w
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NEW AUCTION GOODS.

I HAVE just returned from New York ami Ph Ia
i telpEia with lsrse and splendid st ez OF goods
rom Auctol, consisting IF mbreideres Is.ci Silk
and Millinery Goods, Head Dresses, Dress Cop.
Flowers, Feathers, nd Dress Trimmings, al 81
which will De sold at unusus lly Low pr.ers
Call early ami examine them It
. E.R. NYERT
.v-' Pa avenue, between Sth and 9th streets.
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oct 1o--d

By e. 8. WRIGHT Georgetown.
ON TUESDAY. the 9th instant, at 4 O'Clock D
I'm hall SELL without reserve, in front CT tho
premises
Lot u.s. 10 Bealls addition to Georgetown, font
ing feet Green street. by III deep, 10 TX foot
alley, with tie frame Buildings thereon.
Terua al the sale.
Z. g. WRIGHT,
oct Id Auctionesr
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Ssow-The ground was covered with snow
to the depth Of two inches in Montreal on last
Monday morning The hills of Vermont were
likewise white with snow on the same dav
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Sailing Of the Union.

New YORK, Cot 2l.-The steamer Union
sailed this morning, with $2l9 600 in specie.
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Cincinnati Monetary froubies.

CINCINNATI, Oct 2O.-The run on the pri-
vate bankers has ceased. Everything is quiet,
and no further failures are anticipated.
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BARRIE Id,

On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Stanley,
NORVAL WILSON BURCHEL, Of Alexandra,
Virginia, and Miss SARAH F. LANDON, of this
city.
ON the 9th July, By the Rev. Mr.. Doll, Mr.. J. w.
r.
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New York Markets /.

NEW York, Oct. 2l.-Flour-sales Of 5000
bbls State brands at IS 50; Southern s. SO q
So IS. Wheat frmer. Corn--S0, 900 bushels
sold-mixed 70 cents; yellow 81 cents. Cotton
and stocks dull.
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DRAOES for ladies and gentlemen a.
- oct IL R6k'I, Wiliards Hotel
PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS.
fRENCH Merinos, all shades, at IS cent, very
II cheap
French Merino Plaids, all styles
300 pieces black silk velvet Ribbons Of all widths
very cheap
Plaid Silks, paid Ribbons ....
Black Silks of every width and quality
200 French Shawls, various styles, very Low
Cu toners will do well to call aHd look at M,
Stock ali of which will be sold ct o small atys ncs
for cash WM r. Riley
Corner 9Th S.. opposite Centre Market.
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BY j. G. mcGUIRE. Auctioneer.

7 RUsTEEs SALE Of Valuable Improved Pro er.
i ty ON Seventh street On SATURDAY alter.
noon, October 2lsF at AZ O'Clock. the preu ises,
shall sell pa IS Of Lots numbered and 8, IL So
454 fronting 81 feet On Seventh, betw en- g enj f.
Streets running b OK l02 feet with the improve
ments, consisting OF q two.story Brick Dwelling
house.
The above prope, ty is located HearIy opposite be
Pate ut Office, snd is we'll worthy the attention Of
capitalists.
Terms: Ono third cash the res,d 9 in two equal
instruments at 6 and II months, it'll interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises.
If the terms of sale are not complies with with q
Eve days after the sale The trustee ressry the
right resell at the risk and expense Of tn. frti
purchaser.
MICH. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS MCGUIRE.
oct To- I'd Auctjoreer
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By boutwell, u BROWN, Aaes
GALES OF DRY GOODS AND OTHER ART
y cles, will be continued at our store EVERY
kVENING this week. There will slso be sales IT,
the At ernoons on Tuesday AMI Wednesday at 81
o'clock, which the Ladies invited to stt~ud -
Many useful and desirable goods yet remain TO be
sold. ROCKWELL BROWN.
ocl6- 6r Auct'oneers corner 7th and SITS
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4 RARE CHANCE For sale, fourteen acres ci
n LAND, enc mile from the city line near the
toll cato on Seventh street. four in heavy tin
Der, fine site for . suburban residence soil vel
adapted for market gardening. Esqaire of
K. @. HUBBARD,
Neaf the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
esp 27-1ms
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct Ill, p. m.-Flour firm
Howard street S. Wheat-white 1.70a$l go;
red, 81 65asI $3.50 600 bushels sold. Corn
white and yellow, 74a76c.-9, 900 bushels sold.
Other things unchanged. s.w .-l-s
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Auction Sales.
By BARNARD 4 BUCKEY, Aaet'rss
-. 6DOR6kTOWN.

BY BARNARD 4 BUCKEY, A1et'rs,
-. 6DOR6kTOWN.
rIouSHHOLD FURNITURE, AC, AT AUcT1oN
i i On WEDNESDAY morning, the 18th Inst at
10 o'clock, We win sell st the house OF MT. !Ames
H. Holtsm.n, In Cherry Alley, on The sorosr oppo-
site the Cotton Factory, his entire Fsrniturs We
name In pvt
Mahogany bureaus do Tables
do Sof; Lounges
s<ttee. Mahogany Rocking Chairs
Cane Rush, and Windsor do
Wardrobee. Sidebo ard
Curtains, Clocks, w.shstands
Bedste. Ids, Feather Beds and Bed61,g
Cribs. Mattresses Buffalo Robe 40
Bird Csges, Pictures. Refrigerator
PaIlsr, Han md Chamber Carpets
Looking Glasses. Giafs and Crockery Ware
Parlor Cook and other Stov.s
One ar { rate milk Cow, one Sleigh
May ether articles not enumerated. Terms a
sale. BARNARD d BUCKLEY,
oct cd Auetioneers
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Steamer Sunk.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 81 The steamer Nomine,
has sunk on the Upper Mississippi, above Ga.
lena. ...,-
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LfOR SALE, the property OF MIR. Griffith, II. e. Ms
L Secretary of Legation, in consequence Of lesv
ing the United States ~ :. =
A pair Of very nice carriage Horses, In excellent
condition 7lrst -
dark bay thorough bred Horse, exeells Mt for
harness, sdmirabi ss a saddle horse.g
light fourxheeled Phaeteas complete, nearly
new.
One SET of donble harness
Afet Of single Harness only used f.w times
Threo Engr.h Paddles, several Brides, and Q
quality OF Cloths, &c. for the horses
To bs seen at BQARER's Livery ets bies, beae,
between High and Congress SITS. Georgetown.
oct l3-e-3V
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The Annexation Of Charlsstown Void

BosroN, October 2l.-The annexation Of
Charlestovn was. to- day, declared void by the
Supreme Court The decision creates aston
ishment. s-.- =
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A MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE.

A MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE.
MASONIC CERTIFICATE.
Dear Sir-In compliance with your request We the un-
dersgned eheeruly state that in the fall
ton was directed to the deplorsble condition of
named John r. Jasper who had treated for Scrofs
without ehectng cure and at the suggestion
with some others of the Masonic Fraternity which Mr.
Jasper was member directed administer
IR vrr and that after he had taken weeks he was
declared cured and left Norfolk apparently well man
Respectfully &C.
a., Simon Stone, Pbilip T. Cohen
r. F. Ferguson, VIM D. Ssrl
Ii Rur
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NEW STORE NEW STORE!
.--.....-- GEORGE WILMER,

Paper Hanger and UphOistsrer,
464 Ninth street, near K
DETURS1NG thanks for the very liberal patron.
II age already bestowed one from M friends
and customers since my removal to thu new stand,
respectfully invite public attention to my large
and superior stock of Paper Hapgngs for fall Gales
embracing an elegant assortment IF resi- French
Gold and other Parlor styles all qualities, Land
scape Views, panel papers, for halls. &c . with a
email variety Of low priced papers Of desirable coors
and patterns.
Purchasers will find II to their advantage to give
me . call.
Paper put on IN the best manner and at short
notice
Upholstery Goods, such ss Union and worst ed
Damasks, Muslin and Lace Curtsin7, Gilt Cornces
Bands and Ornaments Gilt and Flowe'e ed Sha9. 8
Just received from the New ork manufac; urer,
some nine feet long are beautiful Feather Beds an
Mattresses. .....0-. .....-.....-,. d
Ollcloths laid and Carpets cut and fitted in the
most economical aud neatest manner
oct Aim
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STORAGE. -Wsllach Hope will stors Furni
~ ure, Dry Goods Groceries, &C., in fhe extensive
baeement underneath the new {" Star Puiidinga," at
the C lrner Of Pennsylvania avenue and kleventh
street. These Easements are paved with flags. well
ventilated, and perfectly dry at all tines and Sc.
cure: Apply at the Star Office counter.
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wauts.

"Wants" and Wanted" ADVERTISEMENTS four line
or less, for each insertion, Is cents; each addnns
line cents.
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" Az the season approaches for getlemens Fall
ter wear call
ana well selected stock of Ready Clothing
youtns wear manufactured with taste and elegance, by
NOAH WALKER l. CO., OF the well known Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel. Their
coat cut and finished with degree
credit to the frat class Their
oVersacks combine the late styles goods
Dress and Frock Coats of superior finish
all fashionable coors Business suits Coats pants
OF plain ana inquired Cassimeres Black
Cashmere PantaoOns Vests velvets inos
es plain and figured silks, sstins, csssimeres They
nave large assortment Of Shirts Drawers, Undershrs
Collars, Ties, Gloves, &c. sep %
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HOMEPATHY-MaIu Of hon oe sa.hic Pras
IL tice for the NE Of Families and Private Jnoi.
vid.als by A. T. Small, A. NJ NJ D. Price ~ In.
valuable for domestic reference
Poems and Translstions from Goethe, Schiller, DC.
The Railway Library, WOE derfuuy ehssp editions
Of Bulwer's Novels, Tor travellers reading
Routledge's Tourists Guide through the United
States, containing all the requisit information 10
geth with q splendid May-60 cents
Lives OF the Queens Of England before the Con-
quest, by Mrs. Hall.
-q TAYLOR MAuRYS
oct 10 u Bookstore, near 9th st.
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s%ODD FELLOWS CERTIFICATE-Ns srnoxen. Tn
TIMoNY NEED ASKED.

TIMoNY NEED ASKED
VAsHMaToN LODGE, No. 4 l. O. O.. r.,
. s- Norfolk July 2sth 1854 I
MI B. BURRow-Desr Sir-In compliance with your re-
guest inform for the bene6t Of the public that
brother of our Order, John r. Jasper
stranger In this city and in
dton was sent to the Hospital where he found by
committee Of this Lodge suffering from disease
scrofus or Kings EVIL and in so low state pro
nounced by the physicians On Recommendation
OF brother he WAS induced to try medicine
three weeks was declared cured and city for New
York and in opinion his to health WA
CAUSED solely by the use Of your specific
Given under our hands aud seal orr Lodge the data
above written. .
Seal. JAs n R.vso. N q
&. CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
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DOR R1NT-Thrss new three story ROUaES on
Pierce street, between North Capitol s,d Let st.,
aid and They contain six rooms esch. Ap-
ply to CHARLES TH0MA, immediatsly Opposite.
oct 6-1nA
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CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

AMI LEAuN 1OOh FATE.
MI Hs. GEORGE, late of ENGLAND, with 8 10 inform
1A1 the ladies' aud gentlemen Of Wishing snd
v .ty that she can be cousrltsd,on the past, pr. D
emu aod future events at her reside nee No. eQ ev.
enth street, betaeen Msrylsnd Avenue and street,
Nest shoe, Isl nd Her name Is tn the door Ladies
70 csnss-gentleInsn 30 Hours from o'cik IN the
morning an'il 10 O'Clock at night -
- cot 1--ImSsi ~ . ~
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY.

VIOIUIEO~-T ISEAou DAILY.
IfPICURES OF these eiicious bivaivas IAN have
IL their various palstes grstitied by having tn N
served up In every style BY The under sigded The
subscriber has engaged protssssd cook especially
for his department whose qualifications have heal,
Meals served up OF all hours consisting CT every
deEcacy OF the season. Ex&NTS HOTrI,.
oct 3--1m pa. aveny.
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~ SPLEEDID PICTUREs-Those of desire
to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
fail TO pay visit to Plumbs Rooms the
exhibition there some choice specimens of the
Dsgaerreotyping In OIL which for beauty
Incompatible. There is portrait executed last
style of President Pierce that reflects on the
artist linesment thereof giving
Mr. Plumbe s reckoned among the first Dsgusr
of time
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JOE SH1LLISaToS receives all the Books and
as fast ss published He agent for Harpes
the other Magazines and readers will always find a
and good assortment of Blank Books Stationery
aug 10 ~ - "
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II ENTERTAINMENTS In every variety, Robes de
y Chamhre, Jackets, Shirts, Collars, Linen and
Muslin Gosoms, g., just received at
Get IL BiRlES, Ni.lsrd.' 6 otel.
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BY BARNARD T. BUCKEY, Auctrs
6E0R9ETDWN

TRUSTEES SAFE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES,.
l On MONDAY, the sd inst at 10 O'Clock a. m g.
at the store Of Mr.. Lipscom" corner of Bird nd
Jefferson Streets We will sell the entire stocs We
name in part
crown sud Refined Sugars, Syrup
Java and Bio Coffee
Green md Black Teas
Molassss, Vinegar, Lard, Cheese
La-gS lot prime Bacon, Csnd es
brow n and II ilst Soaps, Starch
Spices, Mustard, Pepper. Powder and Shot
Prime Butter and Kegs W"d ware
andy, Whisky, Gin, aud other Liquors
Tobacco, cigars, Spud
With q large assert msnt of other Goods.
Also, Platform anu Counter scales, Casks,
Measure g. &c.
Terms LIBERAL and made known at sale.
BY order Of the Trustes:
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,
oct 20-ts Auctio~ eer-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

IsnIAsA.-Miller's dem majority for Con
gross, in the First district of Indiana, is 95s.
The returns are complete. Englishs Dem J
majority, in the Second district, is s2l. The
Indiana Sentinel Dem makes the new Legis.
lature to stand as follows Senate, 20 Demo.
Gratis to 70 Wings, and one to be heard from ::
House, Al Democrats to AZ Wings, and two to
hear from. $3.50 ..- ..as