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SPIRIT OF THE hoks1ss PRES.

The InteliigeDeer Insists that the fusion
aud confusion" of the Democratic party In New
York Is az bad as that of the Wing there and
that the Hon. David Stuart, Of Michigan
Who, in the Union, halls as being on the righ
Nebraska track, justifss his support OF the Ne
braska bill, on the ground that it is to prove
the completest estoppel Of slavery in Kanss.
aud Nebraska, which, tho editor insists, is thu
only ground on which Northern Democrat,
Justify the Nebraska bill at home. 81.
The linton defends the doctrine of sePopu.
lar Sovereignty, which, it says, is in the Ne.
braska bill, and insists that it is simply tie
great prnoiple for which our fathers fought in
revolutionary times. The Union also com
Hients with great severity on the silly stories
against Mr.. Soule, circulated by the monar.
cnial journals Of Western Europe, and repub-
l'saed on this side of the water with 30 much
eu.to by the enemies Of the American Minis.
t.! to Spain-concluding: ............
The accusation made against Mr.. Soale.
?: iu.nguing with iucendiary democrats against
TIE government Of Spain, comes with a. ILL
grace from the ministerial organs OF France
aud England French intrigue made an i'm
beetle the husband Of Queen Isabella, and an
. 0 leans Prince the husband Of her sister while
French countepsnoe and aid were given to all
,heinfamous acts Of The Queen mother 1t was
Il ough English influence that Queen Chris.
tina escaped from the punishment due her
c. iEnes; and while tho correspondents of tina
London Times roar lustily against tho repub.
: Ii IAN proselytiSng proelivities of the America
minister, Lord Hoxdeu uses E,partero in
moulding the new government according to the
peculiar institutions and interests of his own
e1untry If MIR. soule had been less honest
In his political convictions; if, in his inter
e'urse with high ofhsiais, he had forgotten that
be was the representative Of great principle
n we'll as great nation; and if; for an ex-
ample, he had Adopted the despotic views and
acknowledgements and dearly cherished
as they are-of the Paris correspondent of the
Washington MteiHgenear, We suspect that he
would be az warmly commended Is be Is now
bitterly assaulted by the enemies of freedom on
both sides Of the Atlantic ..r .;
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DANCING ACADEMY

DROP III. W. MUiDER tsses gr-st plsssur. A,
I auno-ncing 20 his ffiepds ana the Put L s.a
er ny, that be sssretarnsl to wash. gtJn nd 30
resume the 1du les OF hs SCHOOL % s,tu,,,,
October eth, 1854, at ~ O'clock p. m lor lsi.,
and on Friday, ~ O'Clock 4for grHtl-In-u. n.
hiss Leased the larg. and bes u,ifGl hall nov IN IA
course Of cree ion, corner OF Ninth snd s,rs,,
which III ~ fitsd up 10 handsome ,t,l., Vim
every convenience, expressly for dsnciEs purpo.-
The ,ocst:oo Is everl tSing that b~ dee rsbl.
Parents. 10th private rcd eentrsi, ana IN point a.
bee uty will Be surpassed by non@ In the city |,
consideration that his Hall wilt1nrt BE- opmpl.t-
unit November 10th. ne proposes comusneios n
sshoo, st his old stand corner o. Seventh street 80
Lcuitisna svepus. t
Having given the most entire satisfaction 70 biz
rmer patrons, be feels hesitstioD In again ole,
ing hs ,~rvic,s To those mo vish BE- p~rf.ced N
any depsrt m~nt In the above besutiful sccompsA
men.. Hi style Of dancing Deeds DO osupsnt q,
his numerous papls in bis former class vii testify
His new Hall will he opened with larg~ Ball md
Exhbitios. All tho,e wso wish 10 participate or,
REQ Usstsd "a join imu ediately.
Terms. &C. viii be made knevn upon application
at Mr. John r. Ellis's Music- Store. PENN ylvsul.
avenue near Ten rect. sep 2e-.oin
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REMOVAL OF THE STAR OFFICE.

having at length so far comp eted the
changes necessary in our new premises, as to On
ao'e Us TO move there, the next number of the
'ofar will De Issued from 'The Star Buildings"
Oh the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, at
me corner Of Eleventh street. There, We will
nave all the 70, m necessary for our business
AMI complete arrangements fer tho publiea-
ZION ei newspaper aud carrying on job print
Ing of all descriptions. from q business card or
Porter I" the execution OF the nea,est book
work, and aisofor book binding In all thu va
r'eties OF the business. We shah be exceed
ingiy happy TO accommodate our numerous
friends and patrons in either branch Of our ba
Sne's, at prices ~ reasonable as similsr work
Is done anywhere elss'in the country. o..
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LES f0i1StcOz rot Bo5(lHF OVer-Ihs CON-
tsst for til. Mayoraity-F,ie,9 Thomas
tie City Cokleesorshsp-IHe Patriot ON
Fighting Editors, 4e.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1854 III
The political cauldron is now bubbling brisk
~ The Democracy and their opponents are
having lively time of it about their respec.
We nominees, which will increase as tho day
OF election approaches. The Democrats have
nearly completed their nominations for the
Councils. Thus far, the nominees are all
American born, and, We believe, Professionals
80 you see that, as tar as Baltimore is con-
cerned, Americans will rule It Is but seldom
that foreign-bOrn citizen is nominated for
even the smallest office in this city, while
those few Offices they hold by appointment are
OF the lowest grade, showing that zoe have but
little excuse for raising hue and cry against
foreign influence.
Mr.. Thomas, the nominee for Mayor. has
written manly letter in reply to tho Hon
Joshua Vansant, denying the charges of abo.
litionism brought against him by his oppo-
nents, some of whom are abolitionists them
selves In his letter Mr. Thomas says:
= Having no sympathy with political aboli-
llonism whatever, / am now, and ever have
been, In favor of the sovereignty of the States.
ana regarding as do the subject of slavery
as State institution, do not hesitate to de-
clare, that all acts of Interference, either upon
she part OF sister State or the citizens OF that
State with the domestic institutions of another.
are entirely Inconsistent with the HARMONY of
n p ore 0nd
cellent form Of Government"
Can Mr. Requa, editor Of the Clipper, in
dorse this language? If 30, his sentiments
have changed during the past few months. 1t
is said here, by those who profess to know,
that the Know Nothing committee, while thew
were in search Of q candidate for Mayor.
icafted on MIR. Thomas and urged him to
consent to become their nominee, he was a
good enough American for them. 100
The Argus Of this after noon intimates that,
in the event Of the election of Mr.. Kinks, John
w1lnset Esq, of "Blind Johnny" memory, is
to have the city oollectorship. Mr.. Wilmot is
one of the pillars Of his political church, and
deserves something for his labors in the good
scork. He, however, denies the soft impeach.
ment. nv
The Wing organs here are fully committed
to the cause Of Know nottingham -
The Patriot Of this afternoon comments upon
the recent controversy between Morton Nc.
Michael, Esq, of the Philadelphia, North
American anc Senator Cooper, in which be in
Inmates that if he had been in McMichael's DO
81 ion he would have "winked and held ont
his iron" Our venerable friend Of the Argus
should be warned in time. The youthful and
talented scion Of southern chivalry, VIII writes
the leaders for the Patriot, will hold him per-
sonally responsible tor any of those slips Of the
pen be sometimes makes, whom writing about
political opponents asl4 ~
This evening it is quite cool, the north wind
making II several degrees lower than last
evening
tn City cVIas,h this evening passed IN
O,,iisaIse il relation to obtaining supply OF
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MAXWELL. SEARS g. COLLEY.

No. 81 3 kp.,sh rect three doors ab9ut Pa a,enUs
/ A RE opening and have in store the largest, hest.
IA ami most complete stock Of Fall snd Winter
DRY GOODS they have ever offered 10 rh-ir Gus
tepers, many If which hsve been bought at tn.
large auctisn sales in New York. We are prepared
therefore to offer great bar aios IN Fsory Dress
Silks aod all other Dress mat-risir SON rising ali
the nevslti.e of the
Our stock o. Staple and Domestic Goods embrace
all the hest brands OF
Linen and Cotton Sbeetings, Fiannels
shirti4g Linens Bnd Coitons. BLANKETS
Curtain Muslin ana DsmaSks
Carpetings, Hearth Rugs, Mas
'ilclo;h, and Aattings,
We oeem IL unnecessary TO nat more, but In.
wife purchasers to al and -xsrrine stock before
buying, Ms they can rely upon getting good goo3s
and ct ssis low prices,
81 As We variant sll articles sold OF our eetab
Ifs, ment to prove ss represented.
f. -b-' MAXWELL, sKARs 4 ooLL4Y.
sep 29-tf No. 523 Seventh street.
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NO1ICE.
n..-.--n,
CkUdSNCB UFFIIE,
HAEYyyC YOv Senf~ m a. r &C rsEk

,.o.n. WASHINGTON, Sept mbsr aS, 1854.
WsGRRss, during its last session, having made
" 40 appropriation for the purchase Of the best
oreechioadne Rifles for the use Of the United States
srmy, provfo cd that the Secretary II War, after
lsr test thereof, Fhail deem the purchase
advisable and proper" invsptors aud manuf actur
ere are hereby notified that specim- IN of such arm.
VIII be received at this tf,e ti the first dsy Of
December next for preliminary ex smipsrion,; and
II sound 10 offer rsasonsbls 81 ysctation OF being
usefal, purchase will be maze OF sufficient NM
Der tsag taenty hv- OF each Of tho - sfurine sueh
ssper'stoL) 20 be PLAYED In the hands Of tis sol.
osfs iof THAI IN the dad. 1hs result Of this prxs
tsssl les; VII aid tbs EsdseSsry in nakine 4 d.
ti.,9i-, .HEsRE X CRkfo,
seq u Is"e" GoloIe! VI ,u.tskIsos.
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THE WEEKLY STAR

Another capital num Der this week. Full OF
news-fuil ofthe choicest reading m atter-full
OF intelligence from the old world, the ne y
world and the world of Washingson-and fnll
OF everything calculated to CRAFTY, anuse,
and Instruct The Washington news, which
We spread before the readers of the Wsekfs
Star, il alone worth. doube The price of the
Regular sGbsoriptien-s7 -- r. |
g.. The Ws'Nty Star is furnished to subscribers
Tor the low sum of 81 % per annum, payable
invariably in advance. ED.
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&EAs fh, sas,a sposcache' for canusm.n's
Fan end &in.~r wear We ell -hs s''sntisn of nnr
reads.s 10 he very :srss AID VII seiectsd took o
Really N je C"thing f. mrn and ynuth wear,
naaafactursd with taste and elesso q, Nv NeAa
WALKEg Co Of tie well known Asrble Hall Cfo
thing Emporium. Bros rs Fo'd. Thsir surtrut
over coat Il cut and fai he'd With degree Of last
that would do credit to the 6rst class cust,m
HOUSES Their assnrt eut Of over sscts s,mbipe
the lac styles and Of goois IT recsnt inp,rtatnn.
Dree and Frock Coats Of superior finish and n al
fssbi naive cnlo,s Buduess suits, costs. Pants srd
Vests Of plain and hsu- red Csssimsrss. Black doe
skin aud Fancy Cashmere Psntal Nons. Vests n
ricn yslvet., nerinns, pushes, plain and figured
silks, sa ins; cassimases. Ia. They have lsrys as
s'rtment Of Shirts Drawers, Unfershirts, Coi,a-s,
les Gloves, b., "a rep %
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BURNS & COCHRAN
SUCCESSORS TO BURNS 4 BRoru

SUCCESSORS TO BURNS q BROTHER,
Pa. 0rcnue, netUeca AZ ava ttA m.
HAVE row IN store land are Ia daily r-c.,,, =,
IL ditonsl large and well Sele..ea-
STOCK Of BOOTS and SHOPS. suitshl. n,
the season r ladies, gent, m-u. mi s.,,
boys. AMI ctildr~n's wear, OF every g-.s.' Y
aud Qus.ify. and 81 every variety { z styl. A.,
ave teen inside - order by the hest msnu,. 60
in New York and Philsd, lphia, and CT N. ar,
material.
Without enrmersting, their friends sna N. 49,,
lie are invited % cal sni examine their s,ocl -
VIII be found complete IN every department ,.s =
offered At nc ierst- pricas SEP SO
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4 b HALL, M. d. E~-
. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Il Ale 4 PnilAi-Ipha, "a, gradustein Ailopathy
IL and Homeopathy, having had ext psive *
perience in the rous dapsrtm, nts OF the pIofss
zion, offers his Services to tie citizens CT Washington
cinity. ,.
Ofie- No. 429 Thir q nth street between G and
II ,tr-ets fife hours until o q. m; from 3 to p.
m; and to = . m. ..--.
References: Vim. A. Ga-dae-, Dean of the Homo
ops'hic Coiies', Pa, and The profession general :.
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NEANDERS 5th volume. History Of the Chris
~ tisn B-li sion and Church. from TIE German Of
DR. Augustus Near.dsr The 5th volume Of this val
liable history just published
eister Agnes, or Convent Life-a new tale
Bsysrd Taylor's Travels In Africa
Brothe, and Sister, an interesting book
A new supply of the following Book Just received
ConybeaIis and Howson's Efe o. St Paul
Yara; or The Child of Adoption
Ths Lamp lighter
Florence fgerton, or eunshipe and Shadows
For sale By. GkAY;f BALLANTYNE,
sep 9o-< - No. <es Seventh 81
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CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS.

SUOI HECEIFGU.
~ q. McELFkESH, adjoining the National Ho.
W. Isl, would invite the public in general to cali
and -xanfpe his stoct Of Superior HAVANA CIGAR
OF bis own importation. They comprise all The, IA
vofte brands to suit the various aftes Of all cor
sumers
Always on band, every vsri ty Of Chewing and
smoking Tobacco of superior quality. =
m elegant stock OF BE- u.ifui mountei CAMS,
Umbrellas Porte Monusies, Cigar Cases, Pipes &c :.
at most reasons b. prices. zen 81
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g. ANOTHER PREMuM.-Mr. WHrrEHCRsr hAs
been awarded another premium for bis superior Do
susrreo:yree. exhibited 1t the Worlds Fair In New
York II will be rene tie ed that Mr. W. fsc-ive'
from the Worlds Fair in Londtn twomelass for 9
usrivaied daxusrreoty pes of Pr~s lent Fillmore snH
Cabinet. and Psntiscop.s Of isesrn FAILS, besides
premims at sill T. O fairs which be ha, exhibi'ea
for many year past. This speaks volumes in f'voI
of bis galleries. = s-a.-.s
Call and have yo,r likeness taken a. h,tef NJ str
GALLERY. ear ~ street, Pennsylvania avenus.
asn 18-ff
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As UNHAPPY MAN -Buiwer, the novelist,
IL letter to gentleman in Boston, said:-"f
Rave closed my career as writer of fiction
m gloomy and unhappy. I have exhausted
:ae poEsrs Of life, chasing pleasure where it
IS not to be found" v . %
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AUCTION GOODS

lust receiving from the Northern Auctions, en-
u broiderd and Lace Col lars and Sleeves. Ri
Sons ior fonn~ts, tlseS fix LScts hitts am
Tuck and Puff Combs, Straw B1nnet. and Franc
Of the latest shapes. y
Alo, silks, Narratives, Floreross, Illusions an
Grapes
kmbreidersd Handkerchiefs at IS and a. WORT
nom s. 70 50 collars at 81 snd $l.2S worth s. s
snd 81 rs -
kibbor Q ct Is, worth 81 cents, with mum. rcu
other ar icses proportionately low In price,.
MRS. z A. PSACOS,
Pa avenue, opposite Centre Market.
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water from the aunpowdsr river, afssr whish
they ad,ourned si"s de.
watchman Stone has identified King, the
person recsntly arrested in Alexandria, a. the
man who shot him. He will doubtless 30 .
voyage tower the falls." SIGxA.
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A NICE SET OF CITY FArHERs-FRAups
AND CoRRUPrIoNs,-Accordin to all accounts,
several Of tho members of tho old Common
Council Of New York were admirable speci-
mems of the genus rsscal-fellows who grow
rich and fat on ''the unclean clippings of leg
| islation." The Grand Jury, it seems, have
taken them in hand. The New York EXPRESS
| says: 80. o. --a ~. ..
&" The Grand Jury claim that they are album
dainty competent to prove that the ci pro-
perty has been given away for iDadeq uate
| eompensation-direct bribery on the part of
high civil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES legislation
| in regard to certain railroad grants-and a.
prodigal waste of tho public m Jneys These
specifically, and in detail, relate to the selling
! OF the Fort -Gansevoort property to certain
| we'll known citizens, for $l6O 900, when $780,.
600 could have been obtained for it. Lack of
judgment, undue haste; and unwarrantable
| assumption Ct power however, are the charges
ladVanced-none partaking positively Of q
Criminal character: Charging Alderman Sturte-
want with demanding $4,000, to remove certain
| difficulties in the way" of obtaining for Mr.
Arthur Quinn grant for pieoe Of property
| in the neighborhood of the Fort. The Alder
man, however it is said, did not get the money.
Quinn was willing to pay one thousand dollars,
but Sturtevant said he you'd have to "divide ="
Charging Alderman Bard with receiving $500
for preventing Interference with certain
valuable privileges at the foot of Wall street
| (The money came out of the pocket, it 10
alleged Of Mr. Thomas P. Stanton Chary-
| ing Assistant Alderman Wesley Smith, Qlth
Ward.) with black mailing DR.. Cockroft, to
the extent of $500 first, and afterwa ds at
tempting to get So, 600 more out of him, in
pushing through the Catherine street ferry
grant. To the latter process Mr.. Cockroft
| refused to submit. An ex-Assistant Alderman
(Francis) figured in this business Also charg
ing the same Wesley Smith With asking $3.50
for agreeing to suppress q resolution in the
Board of Supervisors, reducing the Coroner's
fees, Of which sum, all but fifty dollars was
actually paid. Charging barefaoed and enor-
nous bribery, in the matter of railroad grants
particularly the Eighth avenue grant-but
tho Grand Jury are unable to go into PARTON.
lars They are of q character, We are told,
to startle the community"
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ATTENTION, LADIES.

Nj Rs. h. A. PhAOO would respectfply snnourc
AL to b. r lady patrons and friends thst sb, !
yast reotsr rom the New York aud PhilAdel PHI
ma kn1 very large stock OF rich and tesutifu
fa'i Goods, comprising In part
ecu and Sonnet hibbcns, marrow Trimming hi
New shape Straw Bonnets and Frames
kich Velyss, Plush, and Rfhsnd Tripminps. "a
olosss sud dresses -e'' -
Enotosdersd and laos Collars, sleevee and Chez
lambric and Swiss Rufaipes ana Edripps
0imlure worked Bands Coll.rs ed Sleeves
Head Dresses and Dress Caps OF latset Par. "a,
and NsS York Styles
l.. Also, general supply Of Fancy Articles, at III
Iweuid particu'sr'y call tie at nt;on of pureb,
s+Is to the great Inducements Offer IN Cola,
Lace sleeve and kibands just from cti,n.
selves at MRS r. A pEAcys
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 9th SIS.
~ <o-u opp. Centre Market
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PHILADELPHIA PRINT BTTTTrp

l1hhsuNs desir'us ~ -ob,aipine fr~sh php...,
fhia PRINT BU TER. vceyed r-eul.rly 80
the airy csn do so by calling at M rtsIs ~. ~
an io) Centre Market and al psy resid-,Se, 49,.
OF IN spd III street, With Sood supply of S,ss
soll Rutter always on hard
All orctrs p ompty attended Co.
J. N. YEArNlN
TIE Phiisdelphis Print Butter can be hsi a..
rrs H-wsir, on Bridge It, hear the Ursor Eo.
Georgetown .n 90 -
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list Se LKTTRRs

Remaining isfke - o., WdskinssoN Cfy, D.Cl
September 30, 1854. .
fOrderedte BE- adpsssissd in tks EVENING sTAn,
agreeable 10 tAe folio sing section Of the -One<
Las-M beias ths ns,rspupsr harins the larses cssc
lafione asy daily papsr r'sbiished IN Washington;
Sac. 5. I'D BE- fsfker enacted, That the list o.
letters remanng uncsiied for in any post once IN
any city, town, VILLAGE, where newspapers shall
be printed, shall, hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, OF
oftener, shall hare e larges circulation within the
range Of the delivery Of said Office, be decided by
the postmaster al such office.l
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CosISs 70 THEIR SEssEs.--Some PhiIadel-
phia dealers in coal, il 10 stated, visited some
,of the New York city dealers this week, and in .
timsted to them thu hey we're ready to con.
tract for Its delivery on es.ier terms than they
we're disposed to do last week. rfs
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49, IA CARD.
g Ell DORADO HOHSE

BY MRS. SARAH L. BECKETf.-
MO. HI North street, between f1anklin and
~ Bath, Baltimore, Nd. 'H'
mrs BECKETT wtuld respectfully i. form her
friends and the public generally that III. 49,.
named House, which Is under her entire coatroI A
now open Tor the reception Of yisiters who nav
AYR her with their patronage. Every attention
Hili oe gwen for their ocmforf. tnd he hopes BY
strlct oD*ivance ef business aud through her ITO
sge. -, en- o ~
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AB-6PI.EptD PICrUREs-Thrs.o OF cur readers wh
desire to paes through splendid laery OF Pictures
should oct fail 10 pay visit to Piumhs Rooms or
the Avenue. He hason exhibition Their, some cboj
specimens of the usw art Of Ddgu rreatypiF1 IN o.
which for baauty snd sxcsllenoe are incompsrabi,
There is portrait executed, in this last style,
President Pierce, that reflects great credit or ~
artist, every ;inearnsnt thereof giving Gfeliss
preston Mr. piUmbe is -sckonei srnonp the FIR.
baQuerr~aD artist ~ our time -sr 30
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LIVE Stock RRouGHr TO NEW YoRk.-The
amount OF live stock brough- TO this cisy, du.
ring the past week, Vas; Milk cows. 27s /.
zeal calves, 500; swine, 1874; sheep and lambs,
Is, 80. Total, 2l,722
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GRAND CoTILLON PARTY
1;.N
AMERICUS CLUB,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 18th, 1854
at 1862
TEMPERANCE H9LI

THE AMERICUs CLUB h.vs the pleasure Of
i nnoureinz to their friends and the pu hiic gen
orally that their FL ST COTILLON PARTY viii,
take place at TEMPHRAN HALL, on TUESDAY
EVhNING7 Oct Der 18th 1854. II
Having nsde all necessary ar-sng. ments, the
Club pledge Themselves that nothing shall be want.
ng On their part 70 mako II The CotilIon Party Of
the ON -
The best Cotillon Muse has bean engsgsi for the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a Gentleman
and badhs--can he hat of any member OF he Club
1icke's cannot be obtained at the door.
F,oor Managers .a
4. q. Evans, Edward Queen, d. D. Oar en-
managers.
81 r. robertson, Rob't j hrson, W X. Morgan,
rhos. johnson, J.G. Robinson W. II. Dice
H'l .Cuiverwell, J. w. Houck, ,hsres Ma lock
Wm. johnson, r, A. Reardon,
sep 3O471l l4I7-6t
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The kMcKERBOckER.' We are indebted
10 Joe shilington for the October number Of
this universally popular magazine The
. knicksr bocksr," like wine, improves with
sge- - .: .. --,- -,
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WIN NOELL & GEO. z BOYD.
UPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS

Pa arcnue, south size, be- 9th and lUh st, ees
WEsrerr,paredt to furnish .euitian Inside Blind,
w ofevs-y style, Reed Blinds P. per curtain. and
every style Of painted Shades Also, we fur ish to
o'dsr curfsd hair. moss. shuck, and other Mst.
trssses; Ie~ and other Cushions; Lounges, Easy
Chairs OttomaDe, &C.: Carpats and Curtains neatly
made and warranted to ct old Blinds reprinted and
trimmed in II z best manner -
Al work don. promptly, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction seo sO-.oorn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-30
NOTICE..

INHE firm of Ride hob Us i. this day dissoly, d
L by mutual ccp. ent. ard HAerwsLL HcRBs du
l. suihori1sd to se:tie ali the husiness f the T.
m. by COLI citing the debts owed to and ps wing
all the debts owe by aid d m, md ds,esing of al
property on hand htlo,ging t. he same -
.... $50. GFORGEr RIDER
HARTWkLL HOBEG.
"as hinton, September tn 1854
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