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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

GASH WEIGHTS, Ac.-The subscriber
~ would CAL the attention of carpenters end build.
ers to his large stock OF Sash Weights, WHICH com
prsss all varieties Of weights necessary for build
ing.
Also, Sash Cord, and most complete assort emf
of Building Hardware, all of which Is offered az low
"a can be purchassd this side of New York A cali
Ia respec fully solicited, fully confident the prices
will suit. jos. l. SAVAGE,
Sign Of the Large Gilt Saw,
sep 3D. Pa. avenue, near 10th 81.
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F0R aAhE-DESIRAB,B PROPERTY On TIE
q 1sLANO-Cons isting of two HOUSES fLOg5S.
the first being new frame House fifteen by thirty
Feet With four large airy rooms and summer kitob-
en- attached, and other improvements, consisting OF
stabhne, 90, full! lot OF SO by 122 feet running
back 10 30 feet a. ley. The other is frame hrr e.
OF fur rooms, situated On Lot 81 by rs fest 10 in
All information will be CIV en- by lying in pereor
OF By letter to "SYPHAX," at the star office
N.B.-The 6rst named house and ios would suit
any one engaged In huskstering, &c.
sep I5--lm
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Auction sales.

BY e. Q. WRIGHT Gsorge,e~vn.
ON TUESDAY, the 9Th Instant, ut 4 o'clock p
I'm, ahan sell Without rsssve, Ia front Of On
pre- Misses
Lot 115, Ia Bealls addition 10 Georgetown, feont.
Ing "a feet on Green street, by III deep 10 six foot
alley, sith the frame Baildings tilefson. tfEf 4
Terms ct the sale. - : $780, --.-.--a.
,,2,TF 71EE Ga i. o. WRIGHT.
oct Id -...s--T Auctjonesr..
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P. REILLEY'S HOTEL.
(LATE JAMES COOPER'S.1

= [LATE JAMES COOPER S,
No 3 Centre Market Space, Baltimore, Nd
} y unds 81 ned we Id Into1m bis f,en y aud
L The public ners'lv. that re has put chss. the
entire interest Of Mr James Cooper in and to IL G
propristorship of thu ho'ei. No 3 Centre Marker
space, where he wi b. PREPARED ct sill times to
rommodste the public, and furnish OYSTERS.
BEEF-sTEAKS, &C. DC, with ev.r, thing in sesson
a. the sh rtest notice is 'ar VII; always re- snp-
Piled with the very best LIQUORS, AL SIS. WINES
&c An earnest effort will he n ade 10 satisfaction, Y
Accommodate all who may give him q call. Aas-Par
u'uiar attention given to supplying families with
fresh oysters. oct Q-eo3t
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EfOR RENT.--The subscriber has for r MT geed
n Dwelling Fl )USR, on Bridge street, Georgef'wn
few doors east of tbs market house 1t 10 large
in good order, conveDieat aud quite desirable res
idence Apply to TIMOTHY VDoNOaHUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

IA Eac7 MT LOT on Pennsylvania avenue next to
the new Star Ocs is for rem, for one or five years
Il is the very bet location ia Washington tor a
Coal or Marble Yard. Apply soon at the unter of
the Star Office act 2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

A RARE CHANCE For sale, fourteen acres q
"A LAND enc nile from the city line, near til ,
soa gate On ssnth street foue sores in heavy tin.
Der, Dl1s site fbr Q suburban res,dsnc.-soil We
adapted for ns<kc. gardening Eng ire of
b. C HUBBARD
Neas TIE Toll Gate, On Seventh street.
E-Ip,F
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MAGAZINE for October

Ill Putnaa's Magazine H do - - 7-l
me Crest Iuustratsd Msgasine at Art for alo .v
Goisy's Lsdy's Book and drsham'S Magazine TOT :
October o. ed 20 HEeI h+ l'' To--- i7ss n r7h3'
Frank isIies La lies Gazette Of Fashion for 0ctc
b.r is the best number yet isard. and con- CT
tains the Only reliable Fal Pxshiens ~ lad wee.
Wotds Recolleeions Of The etsgs es2 - - :sSAaln
Alone one of the most Interesting Books ever 10 %
= T.ue5 : 7 4Il-aFt {. :Esbgo "a
Msn-ei Wars Man, b. Eugene Sue a. - s2'
All the new Books resolved for sale - foon -
ESes $50 @1Ss4G
s''ssS H ssg,7 eafLLINaToN BdststOrN ~
re- cor Pc sv. and s4'st, odssn buisdlue. ~ :.
W. s~Salx. 49,
s,Itx r. IL N I'll n q NEATLY AND kARh-
81 DITIoUsIY KxnouTxD At TA1 "xIkNNs
star" OIH10l ~
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w and do general hou.ew ork.i Apply to O.. W.
Marsh, New York Az, bet 18th and 18th. % Ff7
oct 1l--2t& 80 - Ts $50 -~s7s- - Cs1 r.-s5
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening stah.
pennsylvsnia Elecei on.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ll.-Pollock, Wing and
know-Nothing nominee, Il elected Goserror
by probably 600 majority. - s'-5-- 5
Mott Democrat and Know Nothing nominee
for Canal Commissioner, will likely have
"a, Q00 majority I! . p. .s.--. ..sc. 40 :
Florence in the LIST district, Cadwallader in
the 5th, and Hickman in the 6sh, all Dsns-
crsts; aud Tyson in the "a, wildwood in the Sd,
and Broome in the 4th, all Know Nothines,
elected. .., -..-s.. --..--.- -....,s E. ~, !
In this city and county, the Democrats have
elected all the State House row officers, six
Assemblymen, and county Senator. These las,
are all gains s.-.....f ......s E
[sEcoAp DISPATCH .'.T
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1l.-Pollock's majority
is said to be nearly 1000 in Philadslphia city
and county. Mott, canal commissioner, in
same, said to be about 20, 1000. .-'
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q TORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
~ Having leased the large ami commndious ware
room corner Of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, We
will rent the egshly situated store we now occupy
The central and we'll kno locality of our present
establishment Offers 9 most rare opportunity for
one desiring en- excellent business stand.
- - N'-.- .'5 HILBUS 4 HITZ ~
Music Depot, south side Pennsylvania avenue.
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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Florence Reflected

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ll.-Hon Thomas 3
Florence is re elected to Congress over e. Joy
Morris, his competitor, by over 500 majority.
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'INHH fa'es If Dry Goods, Blankets, Clothing, DC
l. will be continued on Monday, Tuesdsy ami
"Wednesday Afternoons and Evenings at 80 an
~ O'Clock, md all ell worthy the attention OF ell
housekeepsrs and Others -
ROCKWELL & BROWN,
Auctioneerss corner 9TH and ST. ee-e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

EfoR SALE.-A pair Of Vermont MORGAN
Il MARES, six years old WILL broken. ~.
Sound, sty lsh and capital drivers Theyf1H
Gently obtained them mt the North for his owp U.s.
but now finds that change in his =, rangements
makes II desirable for him to dispose of them
They are just the hor es to De driven by gentle.
man CT lady They can be seen ut Southron's fiate
Birch's) stables. On 18th street san 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

TOR kENT-Thrae new threa story HOUSES on
l. Pierce street. between North Capitol and 1st st.
and and n Thew cnntsin ak roems each. Ap-
ply to CHARLES THOM ., Immediately opposite.
oct 6--2vA r--
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WTANTED Two Plumbers wanted immedia-eIy
w Competent and steady hands will find con-
slant employment and best wages by applying to
s..s FURSE & COLLINS, b, '--
sep 19-tf Opposite billiards, Hote, .
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Wants.

"Wants'' and " Haatedn advertisements, four liner
or len. for each insertion, IS GEMS; each additional
line 5 cents. ~ go - ..5.ss Frs'-zs. - n 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

GTORAGE.-W sllach 4 Hope win store Furni
~ fure, Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.. in the extensive
basement underneath the new I" Star Bui.iing=. st
the rner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street. These placements pives with flags, well
ventilated. and perfectly dry at all times and Sc
cure. Apply ut the Star ONCE counter.
OFT 2-ttsIf.-.-r
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ftNHE LOST HElKEsS-This new and Celebrated
i work Of Mrs. Sonthworth, il the most inter saiy
interesting az popular Work ever issued from the
American press So
Household Words for Octobar ~ .s
The New York Illust1 ated journal do.
Eunt's Merchant Magazine do .1.
Harper an~ all other Magazines do
All the weekly papers for this week at
JON SHILLIN8TON'S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner AZ street. and Penn.
oct 6-tf 'a-- 's..a- -, ..a# .v.,m>
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A SMALL FARM, within five miles Of WASHING.
"A, ton, wanted to purchase. ADDRESS Box 2s4.
Post ofic, with terms, distance and the number Of
acres. - -.e #.e' oct 9-3t
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY.

UYSTERS--FRESH DAILY,
FPICURES of THESE eicious bivalyes can have
IL their various pastes gratfed b. having tn m
ee we'd up in every style by he undersigded The
subscfiber has engaged PROGRESSED cook especially
for his department whose qualifications have been
attested to by many.
Meals served up at all hours consisting Of every
delioacy OF the season. FLINT'S HOTEL,
oct Sim ..... Pa. avenus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

INFANTS NEGROE S.-The So bscribers ar,
w ell times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having siaTe
timore, Md, (slstter's old STANDBY SIayes taken OF
board at IS cents per day s-iE ~
feb 2-1y B.Mk W. L. CAMPBELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

wANfEp-Of Michael Leah.y.
i BIZ his sistei, who arrived from Ralt more this
Apply at the 2irkwood House ~ -
oft lille -. >. 80 >
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LfOk RENT-A convenient and comforts BILE frame
Il HOUSE, mo. $50 two stories aud garnet, with
hrcs basement, situated IN pleasa Mt and healthy
neigh borhocd on the Island. To a punctusl and
month. Enquire Of DANL B. CLARKE.
Druggist. Potomac Hal, Island
Hall. ''~~'-' oct 7 SIC
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For Sale and Rent.

II EsIRABLE PROPERTY PR SALE OR RENT.
II A house on Missouri avenue, three d,ors eat
noet desirable private reeidence In The city For
terms, which will ba sccommcdst,ng. apply to the
subscriber, Pennsylvsuis avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel. :. -''.,-. 7. PuRsELL.
oct 1l-Sts ~ 2Hs zf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

" ANTED.-A family waning permanent board
w with the quiet and comforts Of home. can be
accommodated with pleasant rooms in q small pri-
vate fsm']y in Georgetown. Address A. B. through
the Washington Post Office for particulars. se
oct 9--4tA r 80 -...Isfs ,tss >~rr ~. -Ista1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

ENOR RENT The most desirable STORE now 10
l., be had on Pa. avenue Ia next door to the new
Star Office. It is situated between the new Star
Office and the new store on the corner of Pa avenue
and Eleventh street, being fitted up by HibnR q
Hitz, tor their contemplated magnificent Piano end
Music establishment Apply early at the Star Of
fca. pT-=-T.sgt1 FzFl'-te oct 2 IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

YIyANTED-AB Brick no HSE, for q small family
w between Sd and llth streets, and Pa svenut
and st. Apply Doctor r., Box 100, Post once.
Get l1-3tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

SWTxAs AIrrE--T hs sI.s. senulloqu,I had d
crowded saloon issf evening 4. Odd Fellows, EaIL
sE6 O1srs-h bIi: f0T thls evening which suIpasses
Any he Las yrt offered An evening of rich aInn.e-
s.eEi may 10 spent by visating Wymas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

IfOR RENT-A email brick house, containing tix
J. rooms and kitche., situated on The south side
OF street north, between llth and 18th streets
inquire on the premis or to George ". Stewart q
tue corner Of and 18th streste. Possession given
immediately. ect 11-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

okAhD DALI AZ ODp FELLOWS HALL, NAVY
fARD.-The Genesieye Club, so well known LIST
winter for its fine balls, have another MORROW even
ing in the splendid saloon Of the Odd Fellows ALL
near the Navy Yard. hose excellent singers who de
lighted crowds on The past summer excursions the
Washington Minsuels, tONend their valus bic
aid. Wilson's favOnR C. tillon band is t. furni n
The music, and the caterers selected with an eve
10 the very best accommodations. The NAMES vi
Messrs. J. III. Hutchinson, Geo. w. KeiIhoIlz, X. r.
Talben, w. A. Bradley, and c. F. Crump, for the
committee OF arrangements; and Messrs. J. w.
Granger, J. L. Brooks, and w. Kemp, for ficoI
managers, Is sure guarantee that nothing will be
lp'tundone to Please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

FJNINNER WANTED-Wantsd immediateiy a coco
i TIMER. To good and steady hand constan
employment and BEST wages given @ i1sf p.
@.- -F PURSE 4 C6LIINs, =
oct Eft s--' $50 opp WiI|ara.' Hctei
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.T0OT 3TT21[,5TZT. T20M SHIT
Il 1Tzz IIgs[9 TaUGx Ca SOY
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uon of the bowels, bur this morning arose. walked
out, and said he was better He went to his room
where, In short time, he was found, life extinct
The deceased was, originally, from Boston, and we
believe nephew OF the Rev. Mr.. BaIch, OF the
Baptist ChsIch, Georgetown. He was of ed
ucatiOn and talents, and had written several adj
mrabic poems. He was remarkable for his eccen-
Incities. At the time of his death, he Was engaged
in cutting stencil plates for marking boxes aud par
GELS, and We believe he also attended TO securing
small claims from Government.
MASTER BAKERss-UH Saturday evening last the
master bakers OF this city together and formed
an association Tor the purpose vi maintaining their
rights agaInst what they consider the
OF The corporation. They adopted a constitution.
and elected the following gentlemen az officers OF
the society: President, A. Soer; vice President e.
w. Havenner; Secretary, John r. Hayenner; Trea
surer, e. HageI. We learn that they have fully de-
termiped To lest The law Of the corporation regua,
ing the weight Of bread, and for that purpose nav.
employed lawyer and are raising funds 10 carry on
the suit. They are satisfied thar the law cannot
stand the test in The circuit court
The AMERICAN RlyLEnEs. THIS popular new
eompasy-ase 10 meet ~ their aTmory, Island Hail.
Tomorrow evening, TO make arrangements for their
first public parade, which it is expected will take
place on the glorious anniversary of the battle of
Yorktown. They are noble company of citizen
soldiery.
ANGEL GABRIEL aRELEAsRD-This remarkable
person. who has been disturbing our larger North
ern cities for long time past, was captured, few
evenings since, by Captain BIIch, of The Auxiliary
Guard The captain listened AT entively to all he
Angel had To say. and then sent HIM "a Jail. This
morning, some one took pity on him, and offered
bail, winch was accepted, and Gabriel as released.
he dld not remain many moments in w Washington
alter ne was discharged from prison. II is a,ore
than hkeiy he viii renew his discOurses in Balti-
more. 81 ''+ 20
HEALrH OF wAsHISGrox AND GEoRGrrowS-
PeTeeHne rumors OF the OF cholera iu the
lhstn Of Columbia in distant papers, we have IN
say that they are one and all exaggerations A Gar
90 of bad oysters day or two since ecea- Toned
few violent cases of diaTrbea in Georgetown one q,
two of which resulted fatally. portion nf ttt
same cafgu WAS Sold in TINS city, producing a like
effect, and one or tw peTsO have died " th soIur
rhing hike cholera symptoms, after eating those oys
ters. up 10 nBe O'Clock this morning, no Ease of
sboleTs hso b-eh re por ed the Board uf Hearth
y whoss President sured "a that he had seen nor
>heard nothing toJustiy The idea tiraI there Ii spar
ode eholsT among us. N s'~--
tf-E1si
.WrxAs AIrrI--Ths great senllloquis, had d
crowded saloon issf evening u ODD Fellows EaIh
and O6srs-h bIi: iOI this evening which SURPRISES
any ne las YET offered. An evening of rich aInn.e-
Ls.eIi may 10 spent by visitias Wyman.
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"ANTtD-A smart active BOY is wanted to at.
w tend in raguarresn Gallery, betw. - and
Ia years Of age. None need apply but one who can
give good Recommendations. Apply over Messrs
a4it's Jewslry Store, to az 9. D.. STEWART.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-11

DO0MS TO LET-Pleaeant Rooms. furnished ia
LII or UNFINISHED. near Pa. avenue, with priv
sege Of Gas light, to let to single gentlemen.
Also a.Bedrocm and Front Parlor Terms mode
rate Apply at No. 81 Fourand . half street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20

QEkAGE. Bsraks Dc LANES. M{aslins, ana
ID silks sold a. the vsry lowest pfieks.
Aprll3. fJb Line
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20
New Goods New Goods /!

TO all rho are a. scant Of BdrgGfni
TIME subscribed has Just returned from sbe Ess,
il with 1 large and well selected STOCK OF
GOODS such ~ are usually kept IL : country
store and Is determined sell Ihsm sfa very short
pseft for cash or ii puDcguai customers 90 the u
sesl iinles All kinds Of Country Produce taken In
etehsngsl for goods for which the highest cash
price viii be allowed. lie returns thanks 10 the
pubie Tor pasi favors and hopes BY strict attention
ID business 10 merit contlnuance oiihe.same.-
His stock consists in part ss lpllows;
For Ladies
Barred, Figured and Plain Berage &c Lame
Lawn as low a. Ct cents
Ginghsms lnh calieoss
Bonnes and Bonnet Ribbons.
For GentIemsn.
black Blue. Brown and Gfeen Cloths;
Plain and Fancy Cassimefs;
=. Six and Saiin vesiIngs;
II White Buff and Fancy Marsailss;
Y Css.jmefe and silk CostingS;
4 large siock 81 Hardware, QaeenswaFe. Boots
Shoes, Hals. and general assortment Of Grocs-
ties CHARLES G. CAMERON.
Leetown Apfille0 Ia54--im
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20

NEW AND CHEAP.
THE nndEfsiru<t has lu2 returned fron he
k.s'sfn nsrks.i win he iafEesi and u1ss
STOCK or GOODS
he hes ever offered n his plsrc ali 81 Which las
vii - tpi1 ., io9 eoods q he r.1ie qnsi-
iy can Be IN ~ Yailey a. Vireinie consisting III
par u The following ARTICLES yiz
Cio,hs. Cnssiuieres and Treefs;
Earcy Cn1sfnets Al rcrT ioH ufi1ea.
silk 1aiin and Minaille, Ye,lires,
Italian. Cisth AID Sumner DO.
good ssssrirneni Of Cotton Goods for eem;
mer wear 1
AZ sssofImens Il Blesshsd and BEosn cosl
d d. o.u.burr co.,op,.
Blsek, plain, striped and 6rered Silks;
Tarions. Illusions and Safcaneus
Swiss. Camhfic and Jaconet Mu.lfus;
Plain ard figured Canton do;
large Assortment Of Cslicoes and Cling,
hams;
Be.gs.snd BeraEs de Lsins'. ven cheap :
lrish Linen and Linen Tahlerio,hs,
Linen. SILK. and Camhrie Haadkerchiefst
Crspe, silk, asr Cashmere shawls, q stsry
variety;
French xerked Cellars ard CATS;
Dress Trimmings. &c
Silk andsSifaw Bonnels very CHEAP:
Ariihsial Flsrers &c, and almost everything
IN The "A CT way;
I.adie,' Misses ana Childrens Shoes;
Hats and Gaps. Of every qualify and price
Also, isfgessieck 81 GROCERIES, ii the beat
quality consisting 10 part Of
Cole, Sagap Chocolate Teas;
holasses Syfgps Bacon Sail sc
Also. good assortment Il Hard ware
Cgilffy, Carpenters Toois sc
Waters. Looking Glasses, and Tinware.
iarKr stock of Qasenswsfe, &c
All Of which win Be sold % The VERY best terms
Those who desire 70 get good and cheap bargains
are respectfully ingiled 70 eallh@iore purchasing
elsewhere and Judge for themselves.
JOHN @. WILSON
Harpers Ferrt April 20 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20
TO-DAY,
A Newspaper for the Times.

To meet the demands Of the reform ana in eanSlianes
with the Urgent entrsAtiss Of many Temperance
the subscriber has determined publish his paper from
and after the 18Th Of April the low price ii oni dollar
re To do this and the greatest sue
cess, he has determined upon several other important
changes in The Journal heretofore known A. the SOUTH
kRA ERd- AnonE thsss 10, change Of name,
slight rrdnetinn Of the sixe Of the sheet and sbstta
ton Of smaller tvPe, 80 as 20 give the anpunt Of
reading matter in : smaller compass Along win these
ehangss there will be such mod caen IN the konduct
Of the journal 10 reader il acceptable all Who de-
sire 70 be informed u passing eyeRts. The fsasons
which Induced the ehange Of the 81 the PAGER and
the Aotvss Which led 20 the adoption Of title % singu
aew issue.
The Paper will be devoted to The advocacy a. dc Ten
peranee k0o, and especially TO that phase Of ts
movement which looks to the repeal 4 TIE Licensf Lalp
and the total rrohibiiop o ne traffic IN liquors The
kdors IL more thsaeF q oPaiea. thai such paper
extensrey circulated IN Virginia. the great want Of
the times aad far he may b. stle be will give his
readers al The niorntisa that be collected in this
STATE, and from ~ the ether States Of this Cnion.-
Other sneeeis viii receive dae share Of sttentoa Sc
lect literature. general summary Of news eorreci ana
full reports Of ths Markets Il BIchmoud and the chief
Nerthe1 Ci,es sad all afoss,ca th., u,sals ssht
IN the columns of waskiy jouruai Indeed, III Is the
purpose Of the Editor. discuss calmly all topics noi
sscaran and especially labor COR the deyeopmest q
the resources q Virginia and the Soa,h.
PAYMENTS INADVANCE ill b the iafafiahls
rule Of the o1see.
viii this expl.naioa q hi. in,sntoss, The subscriber
commits himself % his work. ana earnestly Feq4ssls Ill
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Ltsrare % give him their support n this estsrbrise
kenitiancss nay b made By mail. and letters sAosd -
addressed % ne Edisor q Ts, Day. Riehnsnd, Va
Persons se.dng neney should write plainly The
Il The perso.. Pesf Oce. Ccsnys and not yirxina
The Stats q whish the paper 70 b ssnt Postage
shsnld b pad all letter.. Papers which hare here
turs h1noci with szch.nee will plssse e1sfirne
that fsso. s.i will receive thankS b CIV
ing ths Frupeelhs ~ Insertions. Especially d
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fsrthcr sncrarsrcmeat lksy nay h disposed 10 er1ht
nd any psT With Which a not exebahee. will
receive u1ruert arkncuiedrenentl nr sisisr ncf
q kis1sess. y. A. sTURDfTANT.
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--Romoval---New Supply.

TIME snbstriher has fsmoyef his Esfa adjustment
/ loihs buiidihg asJeilins H. |. Eby s Suns
r. scerY store, where he vii BE- happy to .se bis
Trends sad The plblie he has jusl received t,om
Bainaote 40 snsifs fresh soPpsy, 10 paTl a fol-
lgWs:
Issse ssrdinsa u ffail Ame1ds;
trail Fifbers. fraiE Wsfnuls
bonFs shslled Almonds. 5 boEss ciiroa,
K 70 dtpm. Figs Liqnotice
bstss Gum pfpps lido Juiuhe Drops; b.
q hsIes Oishgts, 2dv Lemons
boa CbhYsfsation Iynzehrssg
boa Pufi " he Drops do Brandy dn~s~
. deFsR Lrinda syrup 90 la assorted ItE.
-fstssf
ssst caTse,s, ishefts Rsi.ins
! lot at niee Baskets
! easa BfsndtIfpsehss eases piehiet Onions
QtsssS euenalhet Pickles, I bag Palm Nuts,
Aiso, fresh l3t 81 w Alrf AMI AnAa q acksrs
JOHN y. BLESSING.
Anfil 20 tPs4
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Rooms for Bbarders,

THE roems lnims Hotel heretofore occupied By
i John 3 Il Fulton Esq and family are now
vacant. u. w SAPPINGTON. I
March.i6 Iss4