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RICH AND ELEGANT FURS,

10 per cent lower than ever offered
In this city.
'I'HE subscriber would respectfully invite the at
i ten ION Of the ladies Of Warrington and It's en-
Virons to cali and examine his large and beautiful
.s ortment Of FURS, coD bning all the fashions OF
the forthc ming season, which, in splendor and
ri'hness, cannot be surpas SD. Also, number Of
superb CARRIAGE ROBES
large stock of Children's and Infants FANCY
GoODs always on hand, made from the best mate
rails, and at exceedingly lo~ prices.
bis late new style Of HAT ior gentleman has been
already been stamped as the ne plus ultra, aud ~
ne only makes mention of 1t to say that the
price as heretofeas for the very best is only 81.
tine lot of UMBRELLAs, of ali Sizes to be dis
posed OF very cheap. j. T. EVANS,
nov 4-iw $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
TescheI OF Plano and Singing,
NO. N55 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

w hlTE ZINC, dry, and ground in oil, In store
ana hor Sale by HOWELL MOkSELL.
Frearh and American white and Rrovn Zinc. IN
assorted size packages, at low prices
b-"s are prepared to furnish at Oh ort notice
ana az cheap rates French or English Plate Glass
Of any size. HOWELL 4 GOssEiT.
nov l--d2w q otrsat NJ Goa
(. s.-ns are daily notwithstanding our No. l
hlesss& W, Win vsias " - WpSE " Trade
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The Search for the Arctic's B oats.

BosToN, Nov. 9Th. The NeWfOundIander,
published at St, Johns, N.F., contains an sb.
stract of the cruise of the clipper ship John
Clemens, ]. R. Lucky, master, in search of the
missing boats of the Arctic. She was absent
milo days and experienced very heavy wealth.
them to keep a sharp lookout. Saw large
chest, but was unable to got it on board; also
a mattress, supposed to be made Of India
rubber, and filled with air. Thinks tho boats
have been picked up by vessels outward
bound.
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Suicide OF q Railroad President

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Frederick Gedge, the
acting President of the Covington and Lsxins-
ton Railroad Company, CONN., itted suicide TO-
day by throwing himself across the track Of
that road at the time of the passing of train.
His head was severed from his body. The
miserable man had been nearly demented
since the return Of bills from New York drawn
against the bonds of the company, and sup
posed to heve been sold in New York, and on
which he, with the other directors, was AN On.
dOrser.
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Rhode Island Le1ialature.

PROVIDENCE, Nov, 9.-Most Of the amend
ments to the Constitution have been adopted,
including tho abolition registry tax.
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Baltimore Marketx

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Howard street Flour
So So City Mills s. Is. 5000 bushels Wheel
sold at two cents decline from yesterdays pri-
ces. 10000 bushels Corn sold this article IL
firm and the price UNCHANGED.
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ERI9KS AND BRICK YARD FOR SALE.-WE,
- the undersigned, offer at private sale our dry
cay cam Brick Press now in successful operation
wit 100000 feet Of ground attached to the same,
vii n thirty horse power engine and boilers com,
p,e:e, built last spring by VIM. NJ Etlis Brother,
win oil the utensils pertaining to the same, such
Wheelbar,ows, Brick Cars, Spades
Shovels, Picks
Forge and Blacksmith Utensils
And grist Mill attached to the same power,
vhioh can grind from 90 to 80 bushels of corn pef
CO...
we have now on hand
400 600 machine made Bricks burnt, ready for mar.
kst
1000 front do do ell of good quality
From 100000 to 100000 hand made do, unburnt
co., 900 machine made bricks, unburnt
Ali Of which will be disposed of on reasonable
terms.
Those wishing to 90 into the above business have
nov fne opportunity offered them. Call and see,
W. are still making from 5000 to n, 900 lcr dsy
OCT Za-dtl3th" a. 7. A. RICHARD5.
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OH O0O FRUIT TREES, HARDY
SCaOOO Ever Blooming Roses, Orna- -
inentil Shrubs, Psrlor Plants Evergrsens,
&c, &C., fer sale by A. JARDIN, Florist and -.
Nurserymsn, Eighteenth street, corner o. NJ. The
collection comprises the most new and celebrated
kinds known in Europe aid America; large
quantity Of Dwarf Pear Trees in full bearing also
Apples, Cherries, &c, &c
~ Notice-Now is the best season for planting
fruit trees and roses, DC. nov 4-1V
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Politics in sschusetts.

BosroE. Nov. Judge Allen, Of Worces-
ter, has written long letter against Mr.. Gar
diner, the Know Nothing candidate for gov.
ernor, in which he makes him out to DO an CD
ponent Of the temperance cause, and in favor
of the fugitive slave law The Know Moth.
ipgs are holding convention in the Methodist
church, on North Russell street
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Rev York Market

New YORK, Nov. 9.-Flour is declining-
5000 State brands sold at 81 80 s. Is. South;
ern -four s. 81 $500. 10000 bushels wheat
sold-red dulIer at Sl.7s $I90. 10000
bushels corn sold-mixod 50 cents Stocks
declined
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+ .SOt RENT-Possession given immediately--the
late Office o. the Evening Star, On st., within
y yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
avenue. The building is Of two stories The
il yer story being divided into three convenient
re- ms, and the upper being large single ROOM It
street. with ample working room in the rear AL.
g., convenient painters or carpenters or other
n'tchsnics work shop above Apply at Star Office.
OCT 26-o
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REMOVED.
BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY

'EE UNDEKs1GNED has the pleasure to an
i nounce to his friends patrons, and T. eD
public generally, that "a has lemoved to his
nsw store, which he has fitted up in Q style -
unsurpassed by any similar establishment either
in or out of Washington. His stock is entirely
new, embracing sll the modern styles aud kinds OF
Boots and Shoes. either for Gentlemen, Ladies',
Boys, Misses, Youths, and Children, together with
an unusual large supply for servants wear. Pu,
chasers will find it their advantage TO give him
q call. GEO. EURNS,
Pa. avenue, I'd door west Of 9th st. adjoining
nov 2-eo3t Patterson's Drug Stope
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I EASE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND
IL IN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FOR SALE
her situated on the north side Of Pennsylv mia
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, within few
doors of the Kirkwood House, Is offered for sale.
The house has been for come time occupied as
resi- aurant, but is admirably situated fer any light
fancy business. The store Is Is by 40, with good
eel Or under tho whole, besides upper room, back
bel .iins, sc.
be lease will be fold with or without the stock
and fixtures.
For particulars inqusre on the premises.
nov 7-eo6t H G. RITTER
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Death Of Legislator.

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 8.-Hon. David Murray,
q member of this county, died at his residence
in Oriskany yesterday morning He wss q
member of the State Legislature Of 1852
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." BURDON BURROWS ELIXIR yITE-Jts v,rtnss
nane oeen endorsed by DIyINES, EDITORS LAWYERS
81 o. ana other eminent individuals. By the MASON
10 anu ODD FELLOWS LODGES Norfolk By 600 citizsns
se Ii1y OF Norfolk and town of Portsmouth, every
O ne p 200 Inhabitants living witness of its
dlnary virtues themselves some friend and &c
quantance Remember certificates of cures performed in
s Sy where the medicine 10 prepared, alone pub
eu numerous persons take It every spring fall aud
Asse adopted so wise require no other
lclhes and the testimony of all using fav bottle
derived more benefit from Its than from all the
me1elnes ever drugged my system If there are
WORMS In the body IL will kill expe than II viii 20
i u.e me worst esrbuncle, and drank freely dur
ins innAmmations modification can never ensas
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- PALPITATION OF THE HEART Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costvensss and
es are All relieved and cured in short
oi tne by Carriers Spanish Mixture great tonic AID
purifier of the blood 1t particle of
Opu or any no1ious drug perfectly harmless and 20
cs neg more Ihan hve hundred cases OF disease.
We can only refer the the certificates Ss nj
which be found another column and ali Of wb,ch
are detailed In full around the bottle the ali
Spring and Fall Medicines possesses an i6auencs
the blood touly remarkable N'oi
- See
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q, sLhDp PIorUaks-Those of our readers Who desirs
psss through splendid Gallery of Pfctures sbonId not
70 psx visit 70 Plumbs Rooms the Avenue He bss
mere some choice specimens of the nav - ~
slerreotypns In OIL which beauty and
.,11 There portrait executed In this Last
VI resident Pierce, that reflects great credit on ,h.
NJ esety uhesmen thereof giving life like exprssson
OF our time. $50 Dseuerf can artists
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pOARDING.-Mrs.D UVALL, Penna. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda-
ton for families or single gentlemen
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in Waghngton sI-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-09

Brown, black, blue, and olive beaver surtout Over
COATS made and trimmed In the best manner Julian Cosk
ne" ana beautiful article Talmas
cloths Beavers &C. OverSaks shaped, neglegue &c all
Dress ana frock Coats made and trimmed taste
anu Business SUITS &C. for travelling &C. single
frock Coats of black blue brown olive daah
co.es heavy cassner Frock Sacks of French
ENGLISH and American Cassmeres, plain figured Vests
OF Fe'e plush, silks, satns, cassmer &C. Youths Cloth
Ing, Clothing for servants, &c.
Will and the above articles the Marble Hall
oIOthihS emporium. NOAH WALKER 4 CO. Browns
Building AZ they their manufacturers thew are
No'0' - oeii a. very 10" prices. 9-n
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AsoIhEh fR EhIUM-Mr. WHITEHURST has haar
another premium for his superior Daguerreotyns.
at the Worlds Fair, New York II win he rsn,r,
o mss. M received from the Worlds Fair London
Fillmore and Cabinet, and Psnscopes of Nsr.ra FL On
sdee premiums Ut all the fairs which he has exhbitaG
RES -"''i Vi lie gale
Gail and have your licensees taken at Whitshurs
ry near -Four snd-shah street. Pennsylvania sysnns ~
sep 16-G '''"uo
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BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE.

~ Till HVslce IN the F0FEmOutE, Va,
6iobs, July ID, 1854. -
says: In this community this medicine scarce
~ requires notice. IL SO often tast.d md g. -
20 Ven khown from the numerous Of It's success
use maj ID SOLD now just readily without prescrn
oh or recommendation for the diseases for which n a.
commended, ss quinine il for chiIls - A' ~
In the local column of the Norfolk Daily Copr,sr t. pa
tor In speaking Of this Preparation ssys It In
medicine and within knowledge has
VINO were considered beyond all human Aid Time
All 70 enumerate those cured vsrtous Cbronic
nervous Disorders Ulcers, Putrid Throat Feysrs
he, sd inhnitum. ~1'' Asee ena FeVer,
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Arrival Of the America.

HALIFAX, Nov 9.-The steamer America
has arrived at this port
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L'OR RENT Or sALE.-THE MODERN
i Four-story Brick House on Thir zenith st eet
IL ar e, east side. The house is in good repair dry
et}lars, and 70 good to ,ant the rent will be low
P session given on the LIST November. Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS c. McGUIRE Ancr
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DOIATOEs, POTATOES IL, 900 bush
Il els prime WHITE MERCER PUrAIOES Tor
sse In lots to suit on board the schooner Hutoks.
Apply TO CeYtsin on board, OF to- 49, s -75
PETER BERRY,
ssTI ~H HsleE l}Ssst 0ssssstsrs.
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INOR sALE-A COMFORTABLE AND CONVE-
l. nient twostofy brick House, No. ~ Indiana
avenue, near Second street and Trinity church I'm
mediate possession given. Apply to
CHAS. 81. LANE,
No 4A Penn avenue, Gents Furnishing Store.
cot Sit
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EOR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AvENUE-THE
x neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build
ings next to the corner Of Pa avenue snd Eleventh
street, which said corner Is soop to be opened by
Hiibus Htz, Is their Music store and Piano ware
rooms. The store now for rent will make q 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
Of the Star ofics. oct 26-tf
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

THE Subscriber has now ON hand most complete
/ assortment of GOODS, which have been Select
ed with the greatest care from the manufacturers,
both in this country and Europe, aud on the best
terms, and are offered to consumers at q saving OF
from ten to twenty-five per cent. Our stock COM
prists-
Housekeeping articles every article required
abjut a house that can come under the head OF
Hardware
Building materials, q fine assortment, not except
ing Sash Weights, at 3 cents per pound
Mechanics Tools, evey variety, and mostly war
rsnted
Leather Betting, Gum and Hemp Packing, at Bos-
ton Factory prices
Grey brothers Dor Springs, warranted for four
years We are the Agents and viii furnish
dealers at Factory prices
A beau iful assortment of Feather Dusters at
New York prices, and Is per cent cheaper than
other styles.
All of which are offered at q small advance fol-
cash to punctual customers, by
JOsEPa L. SAVAGE,
eign of The large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue,
nov = coin between 10th and 18th Ste
1<IR u n \ n ~ 4 n q MeAFNY ANT, rYpA-
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ON CAPITOL HILL-THREE VERY EEsIRA-
~ bic Building Lots No. J, 10, and 10 in Square
1871, between East Capitol and A cts. south, Third
siuare east Of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on &C.
mmodsting terms on application to G. Crsndeu,
20. SO r stree, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square S72.
oct 25-1mS
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NOR SALE-A PAIR OF BLACK HORSIs-
Il very stylish-work well in single or double
harness.
Also, A handsome light CARRIAGE aud HAIR
NESS. VIII be sold Low. Apply ct LATHAM'e
ST ABLES, Or Of A NEWTON,
row Ste Mansion Houee Alexspdrjs Va
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NEW JERSEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Slater returns from
the Sd Congressional district of New Jersey,
shows the election of Mr. Bishop, Wing, over
Samuel Lilly, Democrat, the present member.
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{, TURAGE-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods,
CT nmodations in the large, airy, fag-stone.paved,
All dry Easements under the Star Office corner Pa.
B 'nue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star office
ct 25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-09

JOE sHILLSaTos receives all the new Books and Ns~.
papers As last rs published He Harpers and ali
the other Magazines, and will alvavs and
large and good of Blank Books
his Bookstore odeon Building, Pa. aud y st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-09

WATCH RErURNs.-There we're severa
iodgers In tho guard house, last night bu
the cells were empty.
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WANTS NE GROES.-Thesubscr are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices Persons having slaves
for sale viii please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal.
tfmore, Nd, Skaters old stand) Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day.
feb Ply B.M. i w. L. CAMPBELL.
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nON'T YOU WANT HOME?-lOO BUILDING
~ Lots for sale on easy terns to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner OF
Esventh and G streets, to let.
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
g, between Seventh and Eighth street.
oct 24-lmk
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THE UNDERSIGNED would re-.
i spectfully inform his friends and c:tisens gen
orally that he has resumed the Grocery business,
and is now locsted at the corner Of PennsyJvania
avenue and Thirteenth streets, where viii be four
q choice selection Of GkOOERIES, TSAA WINES.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
6pecial attention is invited to his assortment OF
Teas, Liquors, and Cigars.
The above go ,ds arr al Of the best quality and
for sale Tery low for cash. R. D. TWEEDY.
Corner of Pa avenue and 18th st. d, south size.
nov
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DIED.

On the 7th instant, at his residence, after linger
ing and painful illness, Mr.. THOMAS TIPPEIT
aged 4S years.
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Boarding.

DOARD IN GEORGETOWN-A private family
ID having hou e larger than they desire, would
be pleased to accomm date family with pleasant
rooms and the quiet and comforts of home, perma.
nently, on reasonable terms. Apply at the first
brick dwelling ON Washington street, above Wet,
left lie coming up from Bridge street.
nov 6-1wS
ID OOMs AND BOARD.-SEVERAL SINGLE gen.
N tlemen can be accom- modated with pleasant
rooms and board, in private family, with all the
west side, between Missouri and Pa. avenues
oct 2l-lmt
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. Sth.-Wells, the Demo-
cratic candidate in the LIST Congressional dis
trict, is reelected
Washburn, Democrat, L. elected in the ID
district
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CARD.
JOHN ]. KcoUuLAN,

HNDERTAKRR. successor to Richsrd Petit,
friends Of Georg .tcvn. Wsshirg,on,
and vicinity tat be is prepared TO fulh I'll Or
ders In his fns In the bes sst possibie manner No
expense o. trouble has been spared to provide him.
Islf with q manner Of convsnieLcss for IN Undss-
tsker
~ .nsrsls attended 10 ct the shortest notice.
al at all hours of the night promptly snswsree
G bis shop and residence, opposite strrest Hail. on
east SIDE Of High street, Georystcwn,
JOHN J. MsQbp Ian,
80. =, soessssT ~ hjOasS R'ar a.ssssHWs
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TO LET-A HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME
l. House, with fine Parlors, Dining room, Kit
chen, and four large Chambers situated on street.
between 18th and 18th, Island. Inqu ire next door,
OF to R B. HUGHES
nov 7-3tS Twelfth street
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Wants,

"ANTED.-Bya young Woman, SITUATION
w to DO chambsrwork and sewing, OF general
house work. Apply ct Mrs. areer's, east Capitol
street, Capitol Hill. nov o-2ts
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CARRIED.

On the 7th instant, at Trinity church, bv the Rev.
Mr.. Clark, HENRY ID. hATTON, of Prince George
county, Nd, TO Miss SARAH c. WILSON, of this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-09

u DENNIS, (FRox PeRIs) UPHOLSTERED AND
4 PAPER HANGER, No. 4Sl, CTR. ar Of Iouist
Furniture repaired and vanished. Ga. pets cut,
fitted, and made.
Gu tains, Lounges, and Mattresses made.
~ Good references given.
F. D. so cies q share Of patronage OF the public,
and pledges to do his work as neat and cheap any
other Enlistment in the city. nov Inns
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BIZ }. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionssr.

VALU iRLE ISLAND LOTS AT AUCTION On
Y THURDAY AFTERNOON, November 9, at 4
O'clock thu premi es, shall sell Lots 8, A. g. and
6, OF Pages subdivision # square No. 800 fronting
each 70 feet inches en- Ninth street west running
back SO 'eet COM ing 2 go square feet
Terms: Ope-thId cash, the balance in Elk and
twelve moi tbs, with interest, secured by deed of
trust ON the property.
JAMES C. Nice UIRE.
4d Anct;oneer.
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TELEGRAPHIQ
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
THE ELECTIONS.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. Q, 10 .. m.-ssymour n
elected Governor By 10000 majority.
Wood is probably elected Mayor.
Whitney, Z. n, has been elected 10 Con-
gress tn the 9Th district, over Andrsws, whis.
Wakeman, Wing, ID elected in the 9Th; CLARK,
Hard, In the 18th; HarlOn, Wing in tae 18th;
SECOND DISPATCH
Seymour 10 certainly elected Governor Of
New York, and Wood Mayor Of New York
city
New YORK, Nov. 8, l2m.-Thus far, the
vote for Governor stands. Seymour 1900,
CLARK $1,000, Ullman 81 900, Bronson il, 0o0.
Seymour is certainly elected Governor Of the
State.
Fernando Wood 10 elected Mayor of this city
beyond doubt.
BRookLrH, Nov. Q, II NIT 10 fully ascsr-
tained that Stranohan, Whig, 10 elected 10
Congress by 200 majority.
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| WANTED-A BOY to learn the Gas Fitting Bust.
w ness Apply to Thomas Lewis, Tenth street,
above Pa. avenue, between and O'Clock in the
morning, nov 8-2ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-09

TNAGLISH Bibles and Episcopal Prayer Books, q
IL large assor ment in rich and elegant binding,
Just received and for sale at very low prices by
x. LUNDY,
nov1 Fridge Street, Georgetown.
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WJANTED.-A Colcre1 BOY or NAN. at the City
w Restaurant, Fifteenth street aud Pc. avenue,
to open oysters. W. L. JONES.
nov 9-2th
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BY BARNARD a. BUCKLEY, Auc'rs.,

GEORGETOWN.
THXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
L ERY, Enc, copedias and Valuable Standard
Works, il every departing Of Lii ersture, Science,
and Art ANIMALS and BOOKS Elegantly Illus
trated ard I'll animated. Pictorial Embsllished, and
beautiful. bound. Fine Family and Pocket Bibles,
with Prayer Books Of every description.
Letter and Cap Paper, Portfolios, Gold Pens, &c.
To he sold at Auction THIS EVENING, at seven
o'clock, at the store of
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Bridge ct,
~ The attention of the public, IN THE city and
vicinity, is respectfully invited to this Collection
Books, which is believed to be the most valuable
collect of standard works offered at Auction
in this place. The Books new and warranted
perfect The sale will he positive and without re-
serve, to the highest bidder, and will be continued
every evening until all are sold.
N. Books for examination and at Private Sale
during the day. BARNARD BUCKLEY,
Auctioneers, Bridge St, Georgetown n, D. G.
oct 31-dtf
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= ELLING NEW PIANOS At MANUFACTORY
- Wholesale prices for cash We have on hand u
few very superior Instruments, which we will sell
az above 10 close out our present stock previous
removing. Every instrument warranted. Call and
judg. for yourselves at Hibus Hitz' Music Depot
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 8.-Bingham, Free Soil, IL
believed to be elected Governor of this State
by large majority, over Barry, Demoo rat.
Messrs Howard, Waldron. Walbridge and
Wisner, Fudonists, are probably elsctedto Con-
gress. The Anti Nebraska majority In Detroit
is from 200 to 400, Democratic loss Of over
1000 since 1861
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