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BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE
Extracts from an editorial notice in the Portsr

a..
Globe, July Is, 1854. >
The Editor says commit nifty this medicine
~ requires notice has been often tested and its
tues well know numerous cases of its
ful that 1t Is sold just readily without
ton diseases for which ~.
commended, as Quinine ia for chflls
In the local column of the Norfolk Daily Courier the Ed
Tor IN speaking OF this preparation 1t Is certainly
great medicine and within our knowledge
those who were considered beyond ei human aid Time
would fail to enumerate those various
Nervous Disorders Ulcers Putrd Throat Fevers
&c al inf
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ID AZ0Rs, 6c.-Razors and strops, Combs, brush.
IL es, shaving CEeams, Oleophane. Soaps and Per
tunsry in every variety, Just received at
oct II b1RdEs, Wi!laTds' Hotel
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i acres each, on a credit Of ten years, within
twenty five minutes ride Of the City Post Office for
saie, lying between Washington and Blsdsnsburg,
dist ant from tho central portion Of the city from
~ to 34 miles The tract presents front on
three public roads, is in god neighborhood and
rapidly improving section of country.
We will sell the above Lots on q credit Of ten
years, and on such terms as sure will insure
to the purchaser easy mrde Ct payment, On
many Of the above lots there fine groves of oak
trees OF original growth, and ALSO some fine springs
Of water.
We offer these lots to residents Of Washington,
who would reside in the country and at the same
time be able to attend to business in the city. Par
ties purchasing this fall will have the advantage of
one yesrin setting out fruit or ornamental treea
For lithogrsphic Llats CT tie ground and further
explanations Of terms Of sale inquire OF
JNO B. KIBBEY, No 4, Columbia Place,
corner Of It'll street and Louisiana avenue.
not0Q
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WANTED TO SELL OUT LOW, A BARBoR
w Shop. admirably calculated for sn Office On
eeVentn street near the Avenue Inquire of
A. SHOCKING,
ret 3o-2t" Opposite Centre Market.
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NOR RENT-THE TWO UPPER FLOORS OF
Il the building over the Savings Bank, at the cor
ner Of Pa avenue and Tenth stB. These roorns are
light and airy, and we'll calculated for Offices Ap
ply in the building to kALPH HAsKINs.
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WASTsD--Ar THE CITY EATING HOUSE
w Prince street, Alexandria, Va, colored BOY.
from Ia to Is years Of age. One who has been In
house cf the kind preferred oct 27-4ta
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Auction Sales,
By J. c. MeauIRE Au.tio...

By J. G. MCGUIRE, AustioAssr.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS At
~ Public Sals.-0n TUESDAY morning, October
SIst at 10 O'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Omey,
NO VS., south street, between New Jersey ave-
nue. and First st. east shall sell
Damask covered TeteaTete ssfh
Mahngany parlof Chairs, Centre Table
Bookcase, Lounge cane seat Chair
Dining, breakfast and other Tables
Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus, Waahstands
Looking Glasses, Wardrebes, Toi ct Sets
Mattresses, Curtains, Window Shades
Carpet, Oilcloth, Rugs
Radiator, Alright and other Stoves
Together with Q general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: SO and under cash; over $40 . o-edit of
SIXTY and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, bearing interest
JAS. C MCGUIRE,
nc' S'--d Auctfoneo-
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Wants.

'Wants" and " Wu,,tsd" advertisements, four line,
or less for each insertion Is cents each additional
line cents.
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E,OR RENT-A NEW THR8E-sTORY BRICK
II House on 10th street west, between and NJ
north. Main house has seven rooms and = cellar
back building four rooms beside bath room. Gas
and water fixtures. Apply to =. sIMMs' Grocery
store, corner Tenth and l. street, or TO james W
Barker, H street, between 18th and 18th cts, to
Dickens Kings Lumber Yard, Georgetown.
oct 22-f
Qntelligenoer copy and send bill to Star ofaos)
DOOMs AND BOARD.-aEyEEAL SINGLE gen.
IL tlsrnen be accommodated with pleasant
comforts of home, by application a: No. 81 ~ St.
west side, between Missouri and p .. avenuss.
oct 2l-lma
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E'On RENT-Three new three story HOUSES, on
Pierce street, between North Capitol spd lst st.
and end Il They contain six rooms each. APP
ply to CHARLES THOMA, Immediately opposite.
oct 6-1nk
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DOo4 FOX kEhT-FURNI6hE ED OK UNFUK-
IL NISHED-A nice front room on the lover
hoor OF house, No. 4?9, ca the west side Of 18th
Tract, two doors south Of PennsylvsniR avenue It
Slii suit gentlemen desiring eomfortab quarters
Tor ths winter, Ia the immediate vicinity Of the
Avenue. '1-aF --..- oct lp-0W
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NTANTED-sIX OR EIGHT MORE HANDS TO
w work on place near the city for tbs 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
Ohice open nom to daily. oct 26-lm
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w ANTXD-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN.
w who understands farming. To ons who can
come well recommended liberal wages and q Der
manent situation may be secured. Apply to
@. ASHFORD
Seventh between D and streets, Isisnd
oct 19-2aW3w
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" AS the season approaches for getemsn's Fall
ter wear We call the attention
and well selected stock of Rsadymsde Clothing
youths wear, manufactured with elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., of the well known Marble Hail
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Their surtout er
coat 10 cut and finished with degree of would
credit 70 the hrst class custom houses Their
oversack5 combine the styles and
poraon Dress and Frock Coats superior finish and
all ashionabe colors Business suits Coats pants
OF plain and figured Csssmeres. Black doeskn Fancy
Cashmere Pantaloons. Vests Seves merfuos
%, plain and figured silks satns csssmeres &C. They
have large assortment of Shirts, Drawers, Underthrs
Ooilafs' Aies' uloVes, &C sep 20
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY.

TNPICURES Of these q licious bivalves eau have
r. their various pslates gratided by having tn m
served up In every style BY the undersigned. The
subscriber has engaged professad cook especially
for This department. whose publications have been
attested to by many.
Meals served up 1t all hours, consisting Of every
delicacy Of the season. NdNTS HOTEL,
oot 8-1m Pa. avenue.
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JOE SHILLIHsroN receives all Books and News
papers AZ fast published agent Hsrpers
the other Magazines, and readers ind
large and good assortment Blank Books
mis- BOOKSTORE Odeon Building avenue and y ST.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MISS MORLEY will open Fall and Winter NIL
lN LIVERY, on Saturday, the 7th instant, com
prising good assortment Of Goods, and adapted to
the season
Wanta young Lady OF integrity and good up
pearance, as saleswoman. Also, several good MILL
ners. OCT Dim
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NTANTED-sEVERAL YOUNG LADIES. TO
w learn fine vest making None but neat sew.
ers nsed appy-to No. 43S Ninth ST., bet G end q
oct 2G-eo4t*
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MN. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Plano and Singing,
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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PROF. SCHONENBERG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
Modern Language and Literature,
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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" 1T SHOULD be universally known-for strictly
truetat indigestion is the of large
the fatal dsesass Dysentsry diarrhs cholera
liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated the
city Inspector weekly catalogue Deaths
indigestion alone. Think ofthst dyspeptes think all
who suffer from disordered stomschs, and willing
once-dont delay dsy-to Hollands German
pared by Dr. q NJ jackson, which, as Alternative
tive and invgorant st4nds alone unapproached
have tried the Btes and know that they excellent
the diseases specified above For sale medicine
everywhere ans
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DOR kESr-A FRONT AND BACK PARLOR,
unfurnished, suitable for off ,es or lodging
RI nhs on Pa avenue. between Ninth and T. nth
streets. Tiey are large, commodious and airy In.
quire of J. Wiser, Pa. avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth sts
Also, Wagon for sale.
An empty Lot for rent, suitable for q shop or Of
fee, on Tenth, between and streets.
Get 2-5teOA
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HEAT AND VENTILATE.

TTNHE subscribers have now Oh hand and are pre-
Il pared to put up almost every description OF
Brick and Portable Het Air Furnaces aid Kitchen
Range, includir the Chison, Boynton, Beetle, Bar.
row and Spence patterns. These We will fit UP at
as low rates and as we'll can be found in this
country.
Also, on hand q complete assortment Of Registers
and Ventlators.
w. THOMPSON BRO,
Plumbing 4 Gas Fitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, 8 side, between 10th and IL b sts.
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The WASHINGTON AsYLUM.-Itis stated that of
The los persons admitted into the Washington Asv
lum for the year ending June 3d. 1854 So were from
Ireland, "A from Virginia, % from The District of
Columbia, 81 from Maryland, ~ from GERMANY, s
from New York, 4 from Pennsylvania, 3from France.
and each from Ohio, New Hampshire Massach
mitted 70 the workbouse, lS2 were from the District
Of Columbia. l36 from Ireland, Is from MARYLAND Sc
from Virginia, 70 from Germany, from Massaelu-
setis, each from Vermont, st. Thomas, and Hun-
gary; each from Connecticut Maine, Holland, Eu
rope, and Italy, and each from New Hampshire
North Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Switzerland
France, Poland, and Belgium.
MILITARY FUNERALs.-As we 60 10 press there
are two Military funeral professions marching sol
EMMY through the streets. one is that OF Michael
r. hohun, late lieutenant OF the National Grays
which company following his remains TO the grave
The other Is that OF Lawrence L 'Brien, late mem
Ter OF the Montgomery Guards; he died early yes
terday morning. Appropriate martial music accom-
panies the latter, IN charge or Drum Major hc-
Greavey, OF The NJ TInc corps. Suitable music also
accompanies the funeral Of the other. Boh were
comparatively young IN age, both have fingered In
sickness, and they have died together
DIAp.-Las, night, persons in the neighborhood Of
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
ieenth streets, were alarmed by the wild cries OF a
female, and seeking 10 know The cause found thai
The shneking came from cOlored woman at tile
death OF her father, Henry Wilson, well known as
carrying on dying establishment mex, door to Dir
A hancock. He had been ill for some time, and il
i supp sed died from neglect Mr.. J. It. Evans
d. Butt, and other gentlemen, have given human
attention U the romans OF ths deceased.
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DOR kENT-A VERY tANDsOME NEW BRICK
Il House, situsted on the corner of Msssschus EFT.
avenue and 10th street. in healthy part of the city
and con aiming ten ooms and cellar, With q rood
pump of water in the yard. Possession given imme
diate,y.
Also, one adjoining the above, which win be
ready fer tenant On the LIST of November Rent
moderate. Apply to Geo. T. Langley, No. 5O4 On L.,
between Mir tn and Tenth streets
NJ l9-ooHth
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II ,R sALH-A VERY DEsIRABLR TWO-aTORY
i brick Building, stated roof, situated on NJ bet
Twelfth ami Thirteenth streets
Moreover, Lot between L street aud Massachu.
sets avenue. Application 10 be made at the store
or the corner Of 18th street and Massachusetts
nue.. oct 1S-eo6l
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LfOR sALE-A FIVE YEARS LEASE (FROM
Il January nsxt On Farm, Of 20 acres Is mile
from otonac Bridge, in Alexandria county, Virgil
MIA. There is a large barn, corn house forest aud
many fixtures. Call on 2. A RusselI, on the prem
ises, or A. Holmead, Grocer, in market space, Wash
irgton, for further particulars. Rent law.
cucf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

TESTIMONIAL TO TIE LATE JoHS s SINNER
We were presented yesterday with copy of circular
tho object OF which is raise funds for the erection uf
monument to the late John s. Skinner, the ds;ir-
guished friend and patron Of agricultural science ami
editor OF 1.-The Plough. Loom and The .7aril to the
time OF his decssse in 1851; and also for the purpose
OF provltng fund for the support OF his family
Among the ssners Of this circular may meniirn the
names Of the following distinguished gentlemen well
known by reputation to many OF citizens Geo. w
Park Curtis, Of this state, VIM NJ. Meredith. member
OF Mr. Fillmore's Cabinet, Elisha Whlesy E,q..
james r Earle, President Of the M,ry,nd Agricultural
Society and Professor Debow. The plan for RAISING he
funds is stated BY the subscribers la be flows. 1--WE
desire have six Thousand persons In the various
subscribe less than dollars each towards the
object. and for every dollars thus Subscribed the do
nor shall receive yearly Volume Of The Plough. Loom
and the AnrR breIunug with the January num-
b-r" We may sdd that We Recommend 1T e
Plough, L ON ani the ANVIL as valuable pubi.ci.
jim, ans hat addition 10 the charitable CT t. b.
p'ishcd the donor viii fully Reimbursed by
subscription 10 1t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

The New York Courier pays the following tribute to the
bravery and g'infy Of English troops a, the battle
OF Alma.
"So man who hasa drop OF A7glo-s,I,n blood in his
veins will real OF tue conduct Of the Brt.h troops at Al
without ;hri OF admiration. The real brunt OF th.
battle fell upon them, snd it the most trying that car
cur in military operations. To deep and difficult
ford in the ver' fsce Of Tremendous fire OF hundred
pieces OF artillery to form the opposite bank where the
ground was mist broken an encumoered, struggle up
steep heights under mur1erou. sweeping -hoHe Of
round shot, she'll canister so. and muskery to march
steedy on though ploons aud comp anies were moved
down Ike grass and 10 sweep away the Russians from
posltsn o such extreme strength, achievement,
that IL took Saxon stamina II not inpet
uosi'y the Dprl-ivc enthusiastic at1or when character
ICES tbs more Southern races, which Effected it, That
probably would have been unequal the purpose for
kDd OF martial spirit 10 especially subject to panic and
wouI have hardly escaped II 10 such an extremity IL
was cool calm, determined, unaterng energy which
won this bi,tle-ihi. quality which signly marks the
race IN Tao French hid the easier part
TO perform Of outdsnsing aud turning wing They did
tbs under considerable difficulty In their own ,n syle
The Russians fought with undeshc resolution They did
not leave the gtOuDd until absolutely compelled and they
dsp aged that steadness 10 retreat which has long been
their most distinguishing Characteristic Pew such
have eve occurred In which the loss email 10 priy
onets and captured guus The spirit with which the Rus,
SANS fought best attested by the elk thousand dead and
wounded they left the field Of battle In view OF the
fact that, according TO the lies. accounts their force
amounted to only thirty 6go thousand mcn Consider
ng too the less exposed charater Of their position this IL
indeed remarkable proportion and reflects quite much
credit upon their forttude upon the efficiency Of their
enemies The entire body o the allied troops outnumber-
ed the Russians but owing TO the peculiar OF
ground, oulT about thirty thousand Of them were actually
engaged There we're two entire divisions Of tue army
which scarcely los, a single msu.
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMER ISABEL
BREAKING OF HER SHAEE

CoLuMsIA, ). c., Nav l.-iy adv res rec. ivpd
Chare'"'. | ieirn tina he steamer Isabel
VS. not wrecked, repu'.d. She broke rr
-tait On the 2l-l, walls b. Zip to Havao,; hen -
| ,he rep IT nj n'r 5aing wreck. d.
Cn,RRE'ToS. Nov. l.-Tr- plt b,at nar' has AZ
'Srd irr" Key WIS. 'nh reports that the got tn.
'tram-r Isabel PUT IN there with her shaft uken -
SIZE NH b. anls 10 r-u'n TO Chsrl.s,on in mo ,et,.
FROM NA>SAC-SALT TRADE OF INAGCA
On 'RLE.roS, NV. 1.-The s:hr,ner Dread ~,
INV Il ii-r- 10 ay 'rm Nssar, which part she IN nn
i- 2l>t ulI. Thee have b-en o u bushels Of sal
HI pei 'r"n lligua t'Is s-is,n leaving 300 00J bush
els ~ and.
The new ti'v"rr.r 'rr' '"i ~ N,.=,n IN the llth
LATER FROM MEXICO.
New OaLE'S,. De-. 3i.-The se,m-r O.iz,ba
rom Vera Cruz arrv. d to-day, bringing weeks IT,
ter ajvIcfs irHn MXir, but nnhiny in relatinn e.
he progress If the reviuiiun The new 81 amer Santa
Anna, from New York. sr.ived at Vera Cruz Oh III.
10Th.
SHIPWRECK.
Nsw ORLEANS, Oc:. 81 The ship Star Of the
son H. frm New York, reports having passed the ship
ls"mourn. % fr'm New York. ash the Flordn
Rect. She would Probably probably prove iolal lss
LOSS OF IVES ERN STEAMER
LOUISVILLE, Oct, 3J.-'rh- steamer ST. Nicholas
stock 'g nesr Carr, yesterday. and shortly after.
w,ds sunk. proving toai loss. She was ms ired for
50, GEO.
SAILING OF THE AFRICA.
NV foRx. Nov. 1.-The steamer Africa sailed
tn LivrPol at noon 10 day, with 81 PASSENGERS and
sJ 5000 in specie Among the passengers was Arch.
Dish ~ Blanc, If New Orleans.
KNOW NOTHlNG SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
WsHSGroN, Nuy.-Fne K COW Nothing .choul
rusees. recently elected. organized ta-day by eecing
Peter Bacon To act as chairman and j Abbott
iary.
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3l.-The u. 5. mail steamer Phil
adephia arrived today from New York. via Havana with
dates from the latter city the 2ih The political
L, wholly unmportant Molssses was scarce; sugar ad.
yancing, 'reghts declining.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE POSTMASTER GEN
ERAL AND THE s. q. RAILROAD.
COLUMBIA, s. q. Nov 1.-The difficulty between the
Postmaster General and the South Carona Railroad Com
pany is unadjusted, and the mails from Kingsve /,
Charleston and Augusta will be carried by the road
after today.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
WiihlSGroS, d., Nov. Tito Accommodation trair
from Phladelphi, for this city camo 10 collision this
morning at Red Cut, four miles above this place. The
cars were shattered considerably but fortunately
was injured.
SENTENCE OF A CRIMINAL
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l.--George w. Keyscr, convict
ed Of the seducon OF Sirah Aun Ashton today sen
fenced tn pay find Of 81 900 aud undergo three
imprisonment in the Eastern Penieutiary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

and speak, and act for themselves and neither "mse-
tisl law" nor fines, stripes, nor imprisonment,
nor death itself can MAKO them bow the knee to NOR
tai man. They Gill, go" their Gown way" de-
spite the Nominations Of the Richmond Enquirer,
and despite all tho storms and earth >quskes it can
possibly evoke to whelm and destroy them We have
evidence 1t hand to prove this, and rejoice that
We have-for Il shows that the love Of liberty is yet
too strong in the breasts Of many Democrats to al
low them to DO led by tho nose, no matter who may
essay to do il. We call attention to the following
extracts from spirited article in the Lynchburg Re
publican:
We fud In the Enquirer the following psragaph-at
least the Richmond " hig sage Il is there:
If tolerate here.y and characterization, demorali-
ration and defeat will be tho consequences In crsi. Of
unusual peril the Of martial Law 10 essential
to the safety Of the army. The Democracy eucom-
passed by many foes and vexed by much srfe. Shall
rela, our discipnc' Shall We suffer every man to
go bis way, as caprice reschsry may suggest p
Or, shall We "drsw tight the rens Of perty and
rigid conformity to ancient ussgef The democracy
mus, consider aud settle these things. struggle is
before US and csrnot afford to neglect anJ precau
tions essestisl to success"
We regard the above rich Martial Law declared by
the Riehmond Fn9uirri We have always thought that
martial Law right appertainiug only to military
sod before the public get scared by this expected
pension OF the ssus rights Of citizenship should like
to know somewhat Of the military achievements oil these
having read any OF them in either the Mexican
Florida Of having heard Of their In the
army list But, besides this martial Law rightly be
declared only BY the chief in command We don. wish
to I've rude. or - ruff, complscency which 90
e1hiratpg; bat really the Enquirer 10 mistaken If Il i'm
ssnes itself Commander in chief Of the Democracy Of
Virginia Its editors permit their patriotic conscience
be disturbed by responsibility altogether imaginary.
The Richmond Eaquirer |, no, altogether happy in this
comparison for other reasons That paper equeny goes
its own I-ay when Il suits It's purposes to do It
its 'own way" when osttacired Gen Cas- from the
democratic party went its Town wsy" when il denoun-
ced the appointment by Gen Pierce Of Mr.. Sanders
Liverpool Consul II its Town way" when
denounced another appontment-ue mean, that Of Bor
land to Central America. 1t went its Town way" when
denounced the appointment Of Dix by President Pierce
and attributed to him certain freesol expressions Aud
surely away peculiarly ts own" when after these
expressions denied by Mr.. Dix it failed
tempt their proof The Enquirer has ways ofits "own,
frequently goes them-and should be harsh upon
the Of others Our contemporary should al
low Others exercise the same freedom oacon he claims
for hmse-t is very important however, rs the peo
pie have way Of grug their own wsya, whether said
ways not agreeable to the dgnaaries OF Rich.