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eeedingly popular Capt Birch his present posi-.
ton, besides abs olutely on that occasion con-
tracing the habits which 20 soon brought him
into the gutter, from which the f1inty hearted
Waterman had picked him up to make of him
an example. The ungratefuI chief, however,
was inexorable. and sent him to the CORPORA
ton farm, whittier he wendell his way, ex.
claiming that, Of all ungrateful wretches Cap
tain Birch, aforesaid, was the most inhuman.
We have not yet learned his name.
xSrAND FROM UNpRR.-The tension Of the
telegraph wire attached to the pole at tho cor.
nor OF r and Seventh streets, has inclined the
pole over ten feet At the perpendicular. Tho
dry rot has 80 weakened tho pole that it mus.
soon fall upon some one Of the thousand per-
sons daily passing this point of public thor
oughfare We therefore caution our citizens
in time to " stand from UNDER" as we'll as ap-
prise the telegraph company, whom it may
concern, that their line needs repairing.
THB EMPIRE CLUB, it will be remembered,
give their first grand cotillon party, on We'd
nesday evening, the 18th inst, at Temperance
Hall. From the known energy of tho COM
mittee having charge Of arrangements, it can.
not be doubted but that those who patronise
the Empires will spend an agreeable and
pleasant time
DULL TIHEs IN WAsHINGroN.-For tho last
month, Truth" seems no longer inclined to
" seek justice" and the veteran "Bsau'' ap.
pears to have abandoned his calling of lew
ing tax Of " q quarter" on all who fancy to
while away moment in listening to his
amusing rapsodies. What's tho matter? Is
there to be no more fun for the b'hoys?
WATCH RErURNs.-Thej journal at the guard
house exhibits tho following cases for two
nights just passed saml. Landick, Armistead
Sampson, and Stephen Clark, free colored,
lettering about tipping house, fine and secu.
rlty. - skidmon, from Virginia, disorder
~ in market, hne and costs Bernard Kerr.
disorderly, fine and costs. Thomas Duffey,
drunk and profanity, fine and costs. Thomas
Dufey, second case, profanity, do. Bennett
Quinn, drunk and disorderly, dismissed. John
I Reeder, from Virginia, do, workhouse,
sixty days H. Ritter, drunk, fined.
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Destructive Fires.

KINGSTON, G. w., Nov. 1l.-Last night two
destructive fires occurred here. The first
broke out at one o'clock in the ''checkered"
store, corner of Princess and Bagot streets
The wind was blowing gale the entire night,
and the flames spread fearfully, destroying St.
Paul,s church, the buildings occupied by
Critchford and Haulan, and Sullivan, Cone,
and others, and the stores of Delange Bower
The 3econd FIRE commenced at four o'clock,
in the George Assembly Rooms, corner of We'll
lington and Barrett streets, and destroyed the
entire corner block, Meagher's buildings, two
stone houses, and four buildings on Rideut
street. A large number of families were
driven houselsss into the storm.
During the night, the steamer Prince Albe-t
lying at Shaw's wharf, was discovered to be
on fire, but the flames were fortunately sub
dued before much damage was done.
The losses by the above named fires have
not yet been ascertained.
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Baltimore GArkets

BALTIMORE, Nov. lathe steamer,s MANS
and the rain have much depressed bresdstuff.
sales OF Howard street -four at 50; City Mills
@s'1'. Wheat declined to cents-ss 600
bushels prime white wheat offered at 81 80 70
81 %; good to prime sl.75 81 70; red 81 .6s a
81 rs Corn, 10000 bushels sold-old yellow
70 ~ cts; white u 10 cts. Other article
unchanged.
Mayor Kinks took his seat this morning.
Most Of our City Council and many Of cur
citizens will attend the opening Of the Ohio
Railroad on Wednesday.
dispatches from the West state that there
has been much rain. The rivers have raised
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DOR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AVENUE-THE
l. neat and convenient sized Store in Sta Build
street, which said corner IL soon to be opened BY
hilbus Hits, as their Music store and Piano ware
rooms. The store now for rent will make capital
stand for almost any kind Of business, as already
the Star Office is more frequented than any other
business place in Washington. Apply ct the counter
Of the Star otace. oct 9-6
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ny nANtNAR d lucky, Auc'rs.,
GEORGETOWN.
BUILDING LOIS On HEIGHTS OF GEORGE
ID TOWN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant
we Will ofer for sale on the p-emiees, at O clock
p. M. part Of that beautifully situated asd we'll
known property, "LEE'S HILL"
The said property has q front Of 1913 feet on Road
street, and Will be sold in Lots in one entire lot
as the company MAJ desire
To any one wanting site for private r. Silence
commanding an unsurpassed view Of the Potoma,
and OF the surrounding country, rare opportuni.,
Is now preeentei
Term liberal and at SALE.
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,
ovT-cetd Auc,n,.o,
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Railroad Collision-Escape Of Nins

TOLEDO, Nov. ll.-This morning, an ACCT
dent occurred on the Michigan Central Rail-
road. Of which We have not yet been able to
gather full particulars. The passenger train
from the West came in collision with the las
senger train from Toledo, near Sturges, smash.
ing the locomotive, the baggage and passen-
ger cars, and ipjuring severely several Of the
passengers.
Nine prisoners broke out of the Lucas coun-
ty Jail, at Maumee, last niSnt. Three of them
we're recaptured; the six Others remain still
at large.
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TELEGh.
Expressly for the Daily Z.
IMPORTANT.
IMPORTANT.
tnsalt TO tho American Minister " Yea
from Europe


Insalt TO tho American Minister " Ses
from Europe
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Ws learn by { he AZ.
lantic, that the congress of American anb,s.
sadors, which assembled at Bru. els. had
agreed in reporting the entire absence OF dam.
ocratic feeling in Europe, and that the Amsr.
lean Government stands no chance of scou;r-
ing Cuba in any shape.
The Americans In London and Paris r.g.,s
the refusal to let Mr.. Soule pass through the
French empire a. an intentional insult To tba
American Government, on the part of France
The request Of Mr.. Mason, our Minister a.
the French court, for an explanation, was
treated with rude incivility.
The London Times justi6es the action Of
France, but ridicules tho idea of national
difference, and urges that France knows Mr.
Soule only as private individual. and be.
lieves that France will disavow all intent;on
Of disrespect to America.
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lSECoND DISPATCH.l
New York Markets-

New YORK, Nov. 13.-Breadstuffs dec!ir sd,
Flsur-4000 barrels sold. State brands 81 a
a$7 o.; Southern, s. 25as "a. Wheat, 600
bushels sold at decline of from four to sig
cents. COrn-4O, 600 bushels soId-mixed IS
a90c Cotton dull. Stocks depressed.
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Auction Sales,

HoRsG, BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.
Ill On TUESDAY, the 14th instant. at 10
o'clock, q. m, shall sell in front of our Auctior
Store, fue mort bern bred Horse Buggy and Hsr.
ness They are sold for no fault the owner having
40 farther use far them.
Terms: 80 and 90 days on notes bearing interest
and endorsed.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
nov LIT Anct;oneers
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Aequittal Of John Marshall.

Troy, n. Y, Nov. u.-John Marsh all, TIE
livery stable keeper and sx-membsr of the
New Hampshire Legislature, who was arrested
and tried for the murder Of Michael Calvin,
at Manchester, has been acquitted.
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EOR RENT-THE HOUSE AT PRESENT Oc-
Il cupied by the Secret Try of War, on nth
the LIST Of December-Rent $1,000 per annum Tn.
main building contains t-l1r ous eight of VIII ich
are Of large sss IA feet in The two principal storiea
Ine back building contains nine additional rooms.
There are perfectly dry c.llsrs under the entire
buildings. Gas is introduced throughout.
81 The premises will no: be rented for q Board.
ing House.
Inquire Of B. W. REED
nov 13-3ts Corner OF 1ath and r s+r.ot
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By j. @. MCGUIRE. Auetfouser.
DOR SALE AT AUCTION-TWO SUBSTANTIAL
Il TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES ON CAPITOL
Hull one of them on East Capitol street few
north in front Of the late reside Of the spanish
Minister, on'y one tQuare from the Capitol. Beth
these houses are in good condition. and will be sold
without reserve. on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst,
% EOoh VoLOCh, on the premises, under q decree
in chancery, a. fully set rth In an advertis
twice week in the ational Intelligencer by
WALTER COKE, Truz tee
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer.
Those in need Of such houses and location would
do well to attend the sale, as the terms are accom-
msdating and bargains may be expected.
nov 13-3ts
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Wisconsin Election,

MILWAUKEE, November 10.-The vote in
the Third Congressional district is close be-
tween John Macy, democrat, and CT aries Bill
linghurst, fusionist; bat the probability is
that Macy is elected.
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The New Yo,k Eleetion

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE latest footing nm
Oh Inc election returns for Governor, places
Clarke, the Wing candidate, 800 votes ahead
Of Seymour, with about $4,000 votes vet to
hear from.
A. despatch received from the Albany Re-
glster office this evening, places Clarke ,4ss
ahead of Seymour. The general impression
is that he is elected.
lsEcoND DIsPArcH
New YORK, Nov. l3.-The Tribune of this
morning gives Seymour 5000 msjority-the
other papers give Clark small majority.
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LfOR RENT-Possession given immed,ately-thq
Il Late office o. the Evening Star, on st., within
fifty yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
"a. avenue. The building is Of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being q large single ROOM It
D street, with ample working room in the rear Al
80 convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics WORK shop above. Apply at Star Office
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Bank Sulp0naieu

BUFFALO. Nov. 1.-THE City Bank of Colum
bus, o., closed its doors yesterday. The liza
bilites are understood to be large.
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BY e. 8. WRIGHT, Auctfonesr.
GeOrROtowm.

BY 4. 8. WRIGHT, Auctfonesr.
Georgetown.
HORSES, HOGS, CURN, FURNITURE, 10 on
IL Analostoa Tor Mason's) Island.-On WBD-
NESDAY NEXT. the 18th inst at IL o'clock, N J.,
(f fair shall SILL without reserve, on the slsod
opposite Georgetown
6ne work Horses
40 lead of Hogs
IS Shanghai Game Chickens
sets Harness
Forks, Hoes, Spades, shovels, Carpenters Tools
and Bench, Lot of old Iron, DO
Also, bills CO. n, Herrings, DC
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Also, superior Plated Castors, Forks, Spoons,
Ivory Knives, L'mps, DC.
Also one large and superior Bar and Bar Fixtures,
Oyster Box Benches, Stoves, 10.
Terms-Oash on delivery.
e. 8. WRIGHT,
nov lS-N Auctionear
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NOR RE NT.-THE LARGE BRICK HOUSE
Il on the corner Of Fourteenth and strests will
be rented low to good tenant. The house contains
ten rooms, and is in complete order. The grounds
attached contain 900 feet. Inquire Of J. Russell
Barr, corner Of Eleve nth and NJ streets.
oct 9O-2a3W-MSat
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~ change bis business, offers for sale a DRUG
s1oRE, FIXTURES, &C., doing large and profit
able business. The fixtures are new, and the stock
Ct Medicines, Fancy Attic les, &C., &C., has been re-
which will be liberal, address, with real nama
"a. B., Druggist, Washington City"
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DOARD IN GEORGErOWN.-A private family
ID having houve larger than they desire, would
be pleased to sccOmm date q family with pleasant
rooms and the quiet and comforts Of home, perms-
nently, on reasonable terms Apply at the first
brick dwelling on Washing on street, above " EFT,
left eide coming up from Bridge street
nov 6-lws
IDVUMs AND BOARD.-SEVERAL SINGLE gen.
~ tlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms, Furnished or unfurnished) with or without
Board, in the large modern house No. l69 Thirteenth
street, one square north OF Pennsylvania avenue.
oct Z-lm<
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BY II. HI. JEWELLE 4 CO., Aucts.
Offensive SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHING
~ GOODS On SATURDAY morning. Novembe,
tith, ut O'Clock. shall sell in front Of our Auc
ton Rooms. No. ST., Pennsylvania avenue. lare.
and varied lot of Houss Furnishing Goods or sist
ing In part Of
Feather Beds, double aud sin ,le Mattresses
Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, tain and wood Chairs
Tables, Bedstsads, Wardrobes DC
Radiator, Cooking and other stov
B. Fl. JEWELLE 4 co.,
nov io-N Auctoneers.
Tns above Sale 10 Postponed until
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov 14,h, at tn. same time
end pla-e. H. H. JEWkLLE Co
Rov 1l-2S Arct;o,.
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DOB RENr-ROOMS IN A CENTRAL, AIRY,
l. and healthy part Of the city, not far from the
Smithsonian Institution or an, Of the Departments
For terms-which are moderate apply ct the Ii
orary, west end Of the Smithsonian Institution, to
nov 7-eo3t p g. KENYON
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an CAPITOL HI:L-rHREE VERY UESIKA-
~ bic Building Lois No. l, Is, and 16 In Square
7S7. between East Capitol and SITS. south, Third
square east of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on 40
oommodatng terms on application to G. Crandell.
No. 80 stree, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square 872.
Ok-lnnA
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Boarding,

DOARDING.-TheM Misses sHANKs, adjoin.
ID ing the store Of Mr.. Berry, on Bridge street,
Georgetown have several dne ROOMS 10 let and
are prepared to accommod. ate Boarders, both perms
nent and transient, on the most moderate terms.
nov o-1m
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Auction Sales,

By r.. III. JEWELLE 4 Co., Au.,.
IN TUESDAY morning, November Il. at n
~ o'clock, M, at the prsmit es on N street.. Ia
tween 18th and 18TH We shall SILL ut public auction
the entire stock aud fixtures Of Flower 0arden Ard
Green House, viz: -.1
500 lights of Glass and Sash for hot bed, and
green house
A choics lot Shrubs and Flowers, insisting in
part OF Asparagus, Rhubarb, Raspberry, Straw.
berry, Currants and Roses of every variety
Also, Lots No. 8, 4, Q, Z, 8 and Q, Of Square No.
Terms Of sale: Sums of $05 and under, cash: over
SIS, credit Of thirty and sixty days on notes re
sponsibly endorsed, bearing interest the lets ex.
cepted,) upon which q larger credit will be given.
N. B-Persons desrcus Of purch airing before the
day OF sale can do 60 by applying to Mr. Morrison.
corner of 18th and K streets, or to
R. H JEWELLE Co., Auctioneers,
nov1-eots No. BIT Pennsylvania avenue.
The above Sale IL postponed until
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, ct O'clock D, m.
r. 81. JEWELLE 4 CO, ,
nov 10 Auc ionaers.
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For Sale and Rent,

AkGb DWELLING.HOUSE TO LET-sITU.
IL ct, the east side of Seventh str Get one door
above street and only two squares from the Patent
Office. The house has been built but few years,
is large and commodious containing fourteen rncms
II IL now bsing newly painted and prepared, ard
fitted with gas fixtures; has . pump with excellen
water Ia the yard, and cster water in the house.
bath rooms, &c; large yard, with stable and car.
rage honse. Apply, next door to the houfe, to
nov l5-eotf A. ROTHWELL
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DANCING ACADEMY AT CARUS'f
SAIQ0N

MIR. JOHN COCakU respectfully announces to
WI his friends, patrons, and the puhlie that his
school for Danci 9. Waiting &c, il now open at
Carusi's Saloon. Mr. COCHhU trusts that tie Sc
tisfaction expressed hy his pat the termina.
ton Of his last years labors will agsin be freely
given.
Hours for Tuition fr Misses and Master, eyery
Tuesday at p. m, and every Saturday at 10 a. n:
for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Saturday at I
m
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STORAGE-Ihose having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &C.. to be stored will find ample ac
in the large, airy, fag-stone- paved
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at tho Star Office
oct 25-f
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By 4. s. WRIGHT, Aucsioneer,

V0Of86tOW0.
0N THURSDAY MORNING NEXT, the 10th In
" slant, at 10 O'Clock, at tn. res dence of Mr. c.
MsRRILL, near the m srket, shall SELL by virtue
Of writ Of distrs'n. variety Of we'll kept Furni
tuIe, as Chairs Tables, Carpets, Stoves, Looking
glasses, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Furniture
&C., &c.
Terms cssh. T. 8. WRIGHT,
nov Is st Au ,tioneer
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4 CARD-LEWIs CAkUSI, in retiring from the
IA profession in which he has been 80 long and be
trusts 30 acceptably eng iged tenders his thanks
the public who have literally patronissd Rim.
Mr.. CCCHEU, Icr many yeas q teacher Ia New
York. Norfolk, and other eies AID last year in his
city AID Georgetown, hiss taken his Saloon, and q
confidently recommends him to the notice of his
friends Is fully qua i6sd in his profession AID
worthy tire confidence Of tie community as q gen
uemsn.
his Saloon can be rented for Balls Concerts, Par.
les. Public Meetings, dc ON reason abie terms by
application to CHARLES TUCKER, Agent
nov l0-6ls at the S.ioop
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BY j. c. Moo UIRE, Aucttoneer.
SUPER OR PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE AMI
y Household Effects, Carriage Pair Of Horses, &c
On WEDNESDAY morning, November 18TH, at IL
O'Clock, at the Commanders @ iarters, Washine,o.
Navy Yard. shall sell portion OF the priyats
furniture snd Effects Of Capt L. NJ Powell, viz:
Superior Chickering Piano Forte, Stool, and Cover
Crimson Undiscovered Lounge Sofa
Walnut EtsRere, Beaded Arm Chars
handsome Genoese Reception Chairs
suites OF handsome Crimson Damask Curtains. witt
Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c
Figured Lare Curtsine. Shades dc
Excellent Plush-covsred Revolving Chair
Gilt Cand4labrss Mantel Ornaments
Silver mounted Centre Lamp, Vases
Paintings, Engravings. Rugs
Brussels and Venetian Carpetinqs
Walnut Hstrack. Hall Lamp
Do Cane seat Chsirs, Lounge
superior Hair and Hpsk Mattresses
Blankets, Comfol Is, Bols.ers and PilIows
Crcckery and Glass Ware
Together With lot of Kitchen q tensfix
At 12 O'Clock
a pair OF handsome matched gray Carriage Horses
very feet, and perfectly kind and gentle
An excellent Fam. y Carriage, Harness
Buffalo Robe, Covers, &C.
Terms: S3o and under cash; over that sum
credit OF two and four months, for notes aatisfac
MY endorsed, bearing interest.
JANIS c. MCGUIRE.
NOV ~ buc'iop~er.
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wanta.

"AHTED - A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w house.work and attend to Children Color
ed prefe FRED.
Also, good Cook, Washer and Ironer for
small family. Address J. r, at this ONCE
noy l3-1te
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
w 1rcner Apply at No. 423, Thirteenth street.
Nur coOrs ABOVE 1t. nov ID 1ts
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INFANTS NEGROES.-Thesubs are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bsl
more, Nd, (Slatter's old stand.) Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day.
eb2-1y B.M.& w. l.. CAMPBELL.
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EUKNISHED PARLOR AND CHAMBER FOR
Il RENT-Seversl comfortab furnished Rooms,
includi ag Parlor, can be had in q private family,
and upon reasonable terms, by early application to
suttcriber, on the premises, No. Ito, cerner of
Pennsylyania avenue and Twentieth street, in tn,
First Ward. Board can be obtained in the neigh.
bOrhood, If desired. D. RINES.
nov aohtH
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TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
L Or without Board, would be rented in House
No 28o street north, to gentlemen or ladies with.
OUT onlloren or servants References given and 70
CURED nov 13-3ts
EOR REET.-A comfortable two story and attic
l. Frame House, containing eight rooms and
basement. situated on Vermont avenue between n
and streets. Enquire Of IMP KING,
nov lO-St cor Vermont av. and 'trset
LfOR RENT-Two new four story brick HOUSES,
Il on street north, near the corner of Fourth
street west. They are built in the very best man
nsr. of modern STYLE with every necessary conve-
nlsnee To good and punctual tenant the rent
VIII be moderate. Apply to ]. I. CLEMETs, ON
street, No: $50, or JAS. HENRY, at the Capitol.
IfoR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No. 50
Il Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. 10 good tenant the rent will be SIS per
month Apply to Il. K. LUNDY,
EOR remit wo Two-sToRY FRAME
IL HOUSES, on Eighth street between and P,
nearly new, containing Elk rooms. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire of
Il McGINN1TY,
nov7-lw' No. 3l4 Eighth street.
ID the undersigned, offer at private sale our dry
clay steam Brick Press, in successful operation
with l40,O feet Of ground attached to the same,
with thirty horse power engine and boilers com
with all the utensils pertaining to the same, such
Wheelbarrows, Brick Cars, Spades
ShOvels, Picks
Forge and Blacksmiths' Utensils
And grst Mill attached to the same power,
which can grind from 90 to 80 bushels of corn Der
day.
We have now on hand
100000 machine made bricks, burnt, ready for mar.
ket
10000 front do do ell Of good quality
From 100000 to 100000 hand made do, unburnt
5OO,000 machine made bricks, unburot
All OF which will be disposed of on reasonable
terms.
Those wishing to go into the above business have
now fne opportunity offered them. Call and see
We are still making from 20 900 to Is 600 per day.
OCT Z4-dtlothH A. T. A. RICHARDS.
TfOR RENT Or SALE.-THE MODERN
Il Four-story Brick House on Thir. eenth st. Get
near f. east side. The house is in good repair, dry
cellars, and TO good to lant the rent will be low
Possession given on the 1St November Apply to
oct 3O-f JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auc'r
9 TOkAGE-Ihose having Furniture, Dry Goods,
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TRY DIR. sCWARTZEs PUI.MoNIC BALsAM,
/ f.r the ours Of Coughs, Cords, Asthma, &c
Also DIP. ChwA8TZE'S WORN DEsTAOYNG
eYkUP-nevsr known to fat
For sale at SOEWAkTZs SONS drug store,
Pa ave cue Text to u ote' nov l,'-2~
QRACES fur lsdisssa gentleman ~
- oct II t.kIS'e, willard Hot l.
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TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
L Or without Board, would be rented in House
No 2oo street north, to gentlemen ladies with
out children or servants. References given and re
Quired. nov I3-3ts
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| DOR REET:-A comfortable two story and attic
IL Frame House, containing eight rooms and
basement. situated on Vermont avenue between II
and streets. Enquire of Emp. KING
nov lO-3t cor Vermont Az and I treat
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NTANTED-sIX OR EIGHT MORE HANDS TO
w work on place near the city for the winter
or year. Board found.
Also, . Man who has some knowledge Of black
smithing, and good cook. washer and ironer
LLOYD co,
Opposite Treasury, 18th street
Office open from 8 to daily oct 26-Jm
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DUUMS OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE FOR
~ RkNr-The rooms in the new building directly
opposite the east portco, the best situation in tn
city for Patent Agents.
Also, in the same building, very fine basement
well finished, dry, and we'll lighted we'll suited for
ajob printing ofice, book bindery, &c. Inquire of
nov 2-eo3W BATES 4 BRO