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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
/ UST opened our third supply Of rich Dress Goods,
y which have been bought at greatly reduced
prices, and will be sold correspondingiy low. We
name
Rich dress Silks of every variety
Very handsome Plaid Merints
Plain French and Englilh Merinos all shades
Rich plaid and striped Cashmeres and Mousselins
6pieces wide elk Velvets for mantillas and cloaks
rs more rich satin and cloth eloaks
30 fine Brochs Cashmere shawls and Scarfs with
rich gold borders, some entire y new
300 long and square plaid and figured shawls
Cloths, Csssimers and Vestings
Gloves, Hosiery, ladieS' and childrens' merino
va ts
Gentlenaens' meriHo and cotton Hoisery, Gloves
Merino snd cotton Shirts, Drawers, &c, &e.,
All of which will be offered at the fairsst low
prices. Please call and examine for yourselves be
fore buying elsewhere.
@rAll articles sold at our establishment are war.
rantsd to prove represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLBY,
No. 523, Seventh street, doors above Pa. ~.
oct rs
DRIJKs AND BRICK YARD FOR sALE.-WE,
ID the undersigned, offer at private sale our dry
Gay cam Brick Press, now in successful operation
with l40 900 feet Of ground attached to the same,
with thirty horse power engine and boilers com
pete, built last spring by VIM. N. Ellis Brother,
With all the utensils pertaining to the same, such
WneelDaffowB, bricK Oof6, epaoe6
Shovels, Picks
Forge and Blacksmiths' Utensils
And grst Mill attached to the same power,
which can grind from 60 to 80 bushels Of corn per
day.
We have now on hand
10000 machine made bricks, burnt, ready for mar
ket
10000 front do do oil of good quality
From 100000 to 200 900 hand made do, unburnt
100000 machine made bricks, unburut
vi vii ho nj m hlx
terms.
Those wishing to 60 into the above business have
row fine opportunity offered them. Gall and see
We are still making from 20 600 to $4,000 per day.
oct A-dtlSth. A. 4 T.. A. RICHARDS.
LNOR SALE-A fine young HORSE, warranted
Il sound, and perfectly safe in harness, -
OF under the saddle. Can be seen at Esrle'stISsaA
Stables, First " ard, from q m 10 8 p m.AO
cot l6-eo6ts
YONS MAGNETIC POWDER
IL just received and for sale by
WIN. B. BUTT,
Opposite the Kirkwood House,
CoEBr Of Ps. avenue and Twelfth ct.
oct 264ts
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The Fever at New 0rIesns.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2S-The fever bsr> n
on the increase
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IfOR RENT A STORE ON PA. AVENUE-THE
l. neat and convenient sized Store in sta- Ruild
ings next to the corner of Pa avenue snd Eleventh
street, which said corner is soon to be opened by
Hilbus Hitz, Is their Music store and Piano wsre-
rooms Ine store now for rent will make a capital
stand for almost any kind of business, as already
the Star Office is more freQuented than any other
business place in Washington. Apply at the counter
NJ the star ofhcs. oct 25-tf
nON'T YOU WANT HOME2-lOO BUILDING
~ Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner of
Ssventh and g streets, to let
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
oct M-1ms
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SHILLINsTos receives all Books and News
fast published He IL agent for Hsrpers
the other Magazines and readers will always find a
large and good assortment Blank Stationery
his Bookstore, Odeon Building Pa. aud ~
10
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dor RHNT--THE DOUBLE house, SOUTH
T. west corner OF 18th and H SITS. Inquire No. 233
+ street north. oct l3-2aw2v&
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'IW LET.-A comfortable threestory brick dwell.
i Ing HOUSE on K street, between Thirteenth
md Fourteenth sta. Possession may be had in
lew days. Apply to J. G. MckBLDEN, No. 4l6. P
street. oct 96-ao2ts
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EvENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGEs-PROR.
r. SCHON ENB RIG will commence reviewing
classes in ADguages on Monday, 3Oth October, at
his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue
oct 23-M -
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ID AZORS, &c.-Rszors and strops, Combs, Brush.
N %, Shaving Creams, Oleophane, Soaps and Per.
tumsry in every variety, Just received 1t
oct n 6lR0E'S, Wllsrds Hotel
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY.

TPICUREs Of these delicious bivalvea, can have
IL their various palates gratt6ed by having th.m
served up in every style By the undersigned. The
subscriber has engaged protessed cook especially
for his department. whose qualifications have been
sttested to by many.
Meals served up at all hours, consisting of every
delicacy Of the season. HINTS HOTEL,
oct 3-1m Pa avenue.
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UyANTED-sIXO 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
Once open from to daily. oct 26-Im
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ENOR RENr-IN GEORGETOWN, A COMFORT.
L able Dwelling on Montgomery street, near Gay
x1tn large garden, pump, and other conveniences
VT a SM1Th. oct 27-3t&
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WTANTED-AT THE CITY EATING HOUSE
w Prince street, Alexandria, Va, colored BOY,
from IA to Is years Of age. One who has been in
house Of the kind preferred. oct 27-4ta
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Another Bank Defslcstion.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-We have Wall street
IN afever this morning, over Q rumoT of an
other bank defalcation Of 500, 900.
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Auction Sales.

By ROTHWELL u BROWN, Aucts.
TNHE AUCTION SALES Of Dry Goods, &C., will Be
i continued at our Auction Store, during the
present week. afternoons at 3x o'clock, and even
ings at o'clock. F,.t e.. b.. ..
Just opened an additional supply Of new Goods
consisting Of Blankets, Shswls, Cloths, Cassmeres,
BOUTWELL, 4 BROWN,
Auctioneers corner Th and streets.
oct 23-1w
BY ROTHwELL T. BROWN, Aucts.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL at the Mansion Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue,
between fourteenth and Fifteenth sts.-On MON
DAY morning, the 30th instant, commencing ct 10
O'Clock, We shall proceed to sell at auction all the
effects Of the above extensive establishment, com
prising every description and variety of parlor,
chamber and Kitchen Furniture usually found In
hotel, such as
Mahogany Sofas hair seat Chairs, Rockers
Divans, Tables, Mirrors, Mantel Clocks
Lounges, settees, Wardrobes
Washstands, Feather Beds
Bolsters and Pillows
Bsdsteads, hair and shuck Mattresses
Bureaus, Basins and Ewers, chamber Chairs
Blankets, Couuterpanes Comforts, Sheet
Cooking and other Stoves, in variety
Kitchen Utensils, Table Services
Knives and Forks
Glass and Orockeryware, Table Linen
CarpetiDg and Hearth Rugs ia grsst variety
large lot of Vinegar, suitable Tor pickIinr
Also, one bay Mare, Osrryall and harness
Terms Of sale: Cash fer eli sums under $25; over
that amount credit of two ind four months for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
TIE attention of persons furnishing and alan of
furniture dealers Is solicited from the very largo
amount TO De sold good bargains may be expected
BOUTWELL, 4 BROWN, Auctionssrs
oct C6-fd
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CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE.
"IRAM RICHEY, Manufacturer and Dealer In
Ill STOVES and TIN WARE. corner of
Il and Seventh street, Washington, D. @. dS
Particular attention paid to ROOFING d
sPOUTING, and all work in his line attend.
ed to at the shortest possible notice.
Him
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WANTS NE GROES.-Thssubsc ar.
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
timore, Nd. Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken on
board at IS osnts per day.
feb Ply BM& w. L. CAMPBELL.
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wantD,

"Ua''l'" and " Wanted" advertisements, four lines
OF less, for each insertion, d cents each additional
line cents.
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Boarding.

ROARDING.-Ag gentleman and his wife, or
u two ladies' or gentlemen, can be accommodated
with boarding in private family, by early spplics
ton ct No. 236, north l street, First Ward.
oct 23-eo4ts
DOARDING-Mrs DUVALL, Penna. avenue
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda
ton for families OF single gentlepsn-permsnent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found In Washington. je 1b-1y
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CARD.
JOHN ]. NcQUILLAN.

JOaN ]. McQUILLAN,
| NDERrAHER, successor to Richard Petit,
~ would respectfully inform his @H%,
friends Of Georgetown, Washington,
and vicinity that he Ia prepared to fulfill all or.
ders in his line in the nea est possible manner No
expense or trouble has been spared to provide him
self with ell manner Of convenieL css for an Under
taksr.
Funerals attended to at the shortest notice
Calls at all hours of the night promptly answered
1t bis shop and residence, opposite Forrest Hall on
east side of high street, Georgetown.
JOHN j. McQUILLAN,
Successor to Richard Petit, GEORGETOWN.
oct 2l-eO9ts
LOR SALE, the property of Mr.. Griffith, H. b. M's
Il Secretary OF Legation, In consequence Of leav.
ing the United STATS
pair OF very nice carriage Horses, In excellent
condition.
dark bay thorough bred Horse, excellent for
harness, admirable Is a saddle horse.
Light foarwhseled Phaeton, complete, nearly
new.
One set Of donble harness.
A get Of single Harness, only used few times
Three Engrah Saddles, several Brides, and Q
quantity of Cloths, &c. for the horses.
To be seen at BOHRERs Livery Stables Beale
between High and Congress SIS. Georgetown.
oct 13-eo3w
g HOOND HAND PIANOS FOB sALE.
~ One at SIS
One ut $40 MN
One at $76
Gall early and secure bargain st the Music De
20; Of HILBUe HITZ.
oct le@6
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MN. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher Of Piano and SINGING.
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ock Off
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ToKA9E.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &C., to be stored, viii and annie &C.
in the large. airy, fag-stone-paved,
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply ct the Star Office
oct 25-n
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MISS MORLEY will open Fall and Winter NIL.
Nl LLNERH, on Saturday, the It'll instant, Gem
prising good assortment Of Goods, and adapted to
the season
Wantej Q young Lady Of integrity and good ap
pearanoe, as saeswoman. Also, several good Mill.
nerR oct o-lm
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EOR sALE-ALL OF LOT NO. 21 IN SQUARE
lO43, said square fronts Pa svenue, front Is #.
depth III feet, running back to IN alley 80 Il wide
aaording room for building front ard back, and is
$50 cash. Address Box So Washington p. ONCE.
oct 27-3t* - oe'
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VW LET-A FRAME HOUSE ON ST. NORTH
near fifteenth street west. The house Is In
good order and has ten rooms pump of good VA.
ter in the yard. Possession given on the rst Of No
vsmher, by apple ing to VIM. Clampitt, or to James
Miller, near the premises ct 2r-ets
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T Y0NS MAGNETIC POWDER
IL just received and for sale by
WIN. B. BUTT,
Opposite the Kirkwood House,
CofBr Of Ps. avenue and Twelfth ct.
~ - "
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WATCA RgTURNs.-Thomas Reese for drunken
ness and profanity was fined. Sarah Harp vagrant;
sent to the "orkhouse W days. A. P. Armstrong,
brought IN vagrant, was dismissed. E. Bulger,
lonld drunk In TIC commons, was sent to the work
house tor 81 days. Capt Birch, the vgiIant head of
The Auxiliary Guard, informs that he never found
The city more orderly than at present.
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LfOR SALK-A fine young HORSE, warrante.
IL sound, and perfectly safe in harness, -
OF under the saddle. Can be seen at EarlesSISaA
cot l6-eo6tt
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ANNUAL CHARITY SFRMoS-TO- morrow morning,
the annual charity sermon is TO be preached in st.
Patrick's church. The Rev. Mr.. Burns, OF ST.
Mathews, Will Ufticiaie.
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RESUMED AGAIN.-lf will be perceived by the ad-
yertisement that the trips TO Mount Vernon are to
be resumed again on Tuesday next. The boats have
been thoroughly repaired during the suspeEsiOn OF
the trips, and are now IN good order.
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LAST MONT OF The PASoRAxA.-This evening,
tie exhibition OF The grand panorama of the deugc
closes al Odd Fellows Hall, presenting the last op
pOrtunity Of behoidlDg the great work. Those who
not seen II should embrace the only chance
let for them II they desire 70 resentatiOn OF
scriptural hIstury of An Interesting Character
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By TOLEK { COOK. X5sss.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or JA,9rs

-sSN1A OASG <8 p 0A4lE yE IA MEk3
- EiyER D. IN THE COUNTY, on
1OoCfLANp.-fursuantt 70 DEGREES 81 The Clren3f
Court o. uo9chtand county. In . nit 6spen6Iue n
said Court shall, as Commissions apponfe6 - ~
said decree, proceed ON WEDNESDAY,. Pm 81 De-
tobcE 1854 on the premises to ofer for sale 81 ~
highest bidder the tract of Land lvins il
conaty. Known 40 sFAIRFfELD.5 =
This Farm 10 about 50 miles from The civ or H3.h
mond aad within . few hundred ysrda 81 Ismes III
yer tbordsn on Lekin hole Creek for mora fhsa
mile and conains $50 seres Of Land Of which there
are 40 or lS3of low lands.
The quality of the high lands IL unsuypagued far
Rroducuve crops BY any In the county, II g sfyatsd
inamediAfeiy between the lands Of Miles q aeider
and the Boiling Hall estate, and commando 4 masri
hent view OF the river and adjacent eounkrv ~.
entire tract is well watered. Fer health ~ ssstr
TINS Farm efere great induce ments to rurehsser.
About 200 bushels Wheat win be seeded an ~.
usual TERMS and IT eusno II used win IS chsrrsS
Penons disposed to purchase. are invited T. v;.w
I before the day Of sale address, throush thu Post
Omce. w. b. We'siger, Loeb Lomend r o.
Presbyterian church and an Episaops1 ehu,,,r -
hood s.'s's ASoa'
TERMs-Ons third Of the purchsse monev as.h.
the residue to be paid In i've equal
secured by good personal security and b. dead 81
trust upon the land the bonds for the deferred
ments to bear interest from the dsy Of sxle snd IS,
forest to be paid annually. - ~
THOs. C. ANDERSON. Conf.
TOLER COOK, Aucts - 4
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LAYING OF A CORNER STONE-GOVERNOR
BIGIER AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 23.-The corner stone of the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church was
laid in this city TO day with appropriate religious
ceremonies. Addresses were made by Bishop
Simpson and others. DR.. Magruder, the Grand
Master of the District of Columbia, oficiated In
placing the stone in its position. The members of
the Masonic Order generally were also in atten
dance.
serenade was given to Gov Bigler, of Penn
sylvania at Wizards Hotel tonight, by the young
democracy OF Washington.
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Fatal. ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3d. Cornelius Moran, lad
about IA years of age was instantly killed this NOR
ming at the corner OF Third and Market streets by
being run over by the emigrant train of the Penn
sylvania railroad. He was attempting to leap on
the cars whilst they were in motion, when he fell
beneath the Wheels which passed directly over his
head, killing him instantly
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A MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FARM
"a FOR SALE-lying Just beyond Church Hill,
adjoining the lands of Mr.. Henry Blakey and others
The subscriber wishing to remove nearer to his bust
ness, will exchange the above Farm for other real
estate in the city, either on Church Hill Sheckoe
wise, it will be sold at public Auction the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY, November 5, 1854, at o'clock,
Pm.
The Farm contains 80 acres OF land, well improved
and with soil most admirably adapted for Market
Garden, with excele ut Dwelling and all necessary
out houses In good repair. For further particulars
apply to JETER l. LEFTWIcH. % door bslow Column
bian Hotel. THOS. LEFTWICH.
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u ERA AND ALL bOWEL COMfLAiNTS.--
lie Of prJ ROSES cUR II and abb biz CAR.
INITIATIVE BALSAM by them. In case Of sudden
than it requiresto get physician.
To prevent Cholera, take tesspoonfui Of Pain
Cure, IN as every
pia fSdsE < s4sfis. r "a for cAo
terry This mixture is Of the most important sdi-
cnes and should be keptin all families. Al sooth.
ing preparation It has no equal cases Of infants
crying general pain, it has been proved perfect
balm. As specific for bowel complaints of adults,
It has never failed. During the cholera Of 1882 1884
and Is49 it failed In no nstsncs when used before
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
I:ss 1 e .nasi
mis- ROSES wHooPISa G co n1Sa s e n
gives Immediate relief and frequently cures IN one
wf Dr.. 5. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUcHU.--This
the Kidneys. Bladder, and all Gouty Affections, friss
Dr. 8. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling Of
the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relsxs-
trussss and external supports which can osly prove
tsn. sais f pss "a
Dr. T. s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS On RAIL-
ROAD PILLS These Pills are go, not wsrranted e
they are 8 grand remedy for Bilious state OF the
~ stem and common fevers They adapted 20 the
Southern sections oftbe United States particularly,
being often preventive Of Bilious sItaeks, and
when used with DR.. Rosc'sTONIC MIXTURE, VIII
cure the most stubborn case Of Bilious Fever W.
yer and Ague Price I2t and Csc.
All whose constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read DT.J. s. Roses Mod
cal Adviser; ~hch contains description Of the dis
cases of our climate and the mode Of Ii
can be had without charge.
All Of DR.. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be bad Of Purcell. Lsdd 4 CO., Kenneth Beers
Adie l. Gray. q. A. Skrecker. ii. 0uvnl A. Hodekef.
]. B. Wood, Wrn.P Isadd. 3. NJ. zachrisson, a. Lee
lie, B. r. Duval Bro, 0rubhs L Apperson. Ia Thu
city and OF dealers senersy In every city End town
throughout the United States.
Il ef-RAG VII
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MARKETS

BALrrMonE, Oct a4-Flour IL frnier and res
ceipts Hight sales of Howard street at % IS and
City Mills at o. Wheat and Corn f-m--no change
from yesterdays prices.
NEW York, Oct "a. Flour has advanced quar-
ter, with sales of Southern at S. - s9la. Wheat
Is tribe higher, with sales Of Southern white at
slso s2os, inferior red s1.e5. Corn is also a
shade higher
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a GRICULTURAL FAIR Save your
"A costly Ware by means Of the "Chemseal Liquid
Scder' for welding China, Giass, Marble and OEnas
mental Ware OF every description.
Ali articles Joined with this Valuable Composifion
win become perfectly firm and ready for use n ten
minutes after being joined.
Flu directions on each bottle. Prizes IS eentG
For sale by Il. = DUV414 n4O.s
ool2 Main a., Richmopt, Va
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RYR,cHARp CAUTHORN.
T ARGE SALE OF BuGGIEs, ROCK

La Always, suLKIEs, he, AT AucTI0N.-In
conseuuencs Of III hsslt being unable 70 attend 70
my ssiss, I shall. on WEDNESDAY, Ist day Of No
vsrnber next, conimcycing at o'clock NJ. At my
Blsnkinship's Stablr sell ct public auction my en-
dire stock or BuEses. kockavsys Sulkies, he. made
At tie sams Tina, Will cell several seooud-haud
BuEgies and Sulkiss. with Harness Ia good repair.
TERNs-Cssh for ell Soma OF SIS and under; osez
that amount so days credit for approved neeosiabls
paper. NJ JOHN HA6AN.
sale conducted By =. cAvruosa. Asciiousss.
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ALONE.
FIFTH EDITION NOW READY-SIXTH AND
SEVENTH EDITIONS IN PRESS.

FIFTH EDlIION NOW READY--S1XTH AND
SEVENTH EDITIONS IN PRESS.
A MORRIS, 81 Main street, publishes
a. and win issue this day, the FIFTH EDITION
OF ALONE. and with view of meeting the ere at
and incIea sng demand, has at press the SIXTH AND
SEVENTH EDITIONS, which viii follow shortly
Hear what Frank Lesiie's Gazette says of
"ALoaE.-We have read this exceedingly ele rant
contribution to our light literature with absorbing
interest.
"Alene is heart offering upon the altar of home
and social Affections simple tale of real lfs dedi-
Gated to my brother and sister, We welcome such
tributes this most heartily. Nothing in its way
strikes our memory as being its equal, and we give
place TO fitting notice in our artistic gazette
would a gem of purest rsy,' and commend Alone
to every refined mind" Price 81 Is.
NEW BOOKS FRESH FROM THE PRESS
Just received, the Western Home and other po-
ems. By Mrs. L H. Sigourney. vol Price eE25.
Tho Singers Companion, containing choice seiee.
ton Of popular songs Duets glees cafches, Ac with
music arranged for the voice, flute, violin and piano.
Price rs cents.
Swell Life at Sea. or Fun, Frisates and Yachting,
collection of nautical yarns 81.
Cooper's Nautical Tales. selected from his novels
For sale at MORRIS,S
oo 24-3t 81 Main AZ
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. IO6 Main +.


an THIS EVENING, at z o'clock, I
" shall offer at auction large assortment of Staple
sni Fancy Goods. consisting in part n follows viz
Gold and Silver Watches
Geld Jewelry of every description m
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kinds
$500 dcz white and colored spool cotton +
1900 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
us :. Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and RazorU
500 :" Porte Monaes and Purses
$50 Hair, Teeth, Nail and LstheY Brushes
IS plated Sewing Birds 49, -s-ss6iss
IT'S fancy Boxes, large assortment
2450 " fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, alarge assortment of blank books paper. On.
velopes steel pens, wsfers double barrel guns ps.
tent balances. spoons coffee mills hammerE toeeth.
mention, In lots to suit purchasers. Every article
warranted a. represented. City and country mer.
ths goods will positively be sold to close consign.
ments. ELIAS HALE,
les Main &C.
Every article warranted a. represented.
Additions can he received
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CHOLERA AT SEA,

New York, Oct % The ship West Point arrived
here to-day from Liverpool, and reports the death
of eighteen passengers and two seamen, Of cholera
during the voyage.