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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Union COURSE, l.. I--TRorTING.--oN TUESDAY
~ Nay at o'clock =. NJ, sweepstakes OF 1900 three
miles and repeat to harness H. Woodruff names &C. g
Hsimttone; u, Pifsr names b. Lady Relief Stages
leave the Williamsburg ferries for the course hourly
JOHN l. sNEDTKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

ID c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND ATTRAt
III. tive auction sale OF rich frat class cabinet
ing the entire valuable stock of Messrs r. A. vrede ca
1T their large and spacious slesrooms SOS Broadway th
house above Niblos and Metropolitan Hotel r. &. Ken
Tbnrsdnv At IN ar wareronms bos
able stock Of those we'll known cabinet makers Messr
A. Vrede Co.. which the largest and DO
sssortmcnts Of really elegant and beautiful furniture
found in the city all Ct which has been made with gre
from the very heat materials and warrantcd and
be found examination to DO particularly worthy ~
attention Of housekeepers and the trade consisting Of
srtcle elegance and utility suitable for paors brar
dining rooms halls ehanlers 30, in rosewood oak IN,
kogany and walnut. Catalogues the morning OF
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A UCTION N0TICE.-SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTION
IA will sell at his saesroom "a Nassau street,
Maiden lane to morrow Tuesday) morning, May at 10Y
o'clock collection Of new and secondhand household fur
niture prng almost every article necessary
keeping The whole without Also several hand
some rosewood and mahogany paror suites covered in
satin brocatelle aud hair CLOTH Terms deposits
Quired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

GALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
pianosorte carpets mirrors silver paintings
VIII be sold 10 morrow. Tuesday, May At IoS o'clock
entire contents of the four story house No 2l Forty
street. Broadway comprising wood suites arl
furniture in French satin brocstelle rosewood and
hog1ny sofas. easy and sewing chairs in hroc.
finely carved rosewood and mahogany centre, pier
fancy tables; superior rosewood 6A octave anoforte
perfect order snd fully warranted; fine oil paintings
engrayngs, rich tapestry Brussels and ingram carpet
Brusscs stair carpet velvet ccgsn, aud
orrsmente complete assortment of rich silver plate
In ine orders de ;orsted china tea set ctias din
get. fine rosewood and mahogany Fre-ch nelstssis,
beet hsr mattresses and paiasscs to TT walnut Gotta
fedttesds, rosewood and mahogany marble top dressu
marble top washstsnds china toile sets spru
tcat claiIs and rockers sofa betead extension dinn
ivory and common cutlery, glass ware. basement an
htelen furniture &C. sixth avenue within or
block. & w. HOLMES, Auctioncer.
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r A. MILLS, AUCTIONEER-BY JAS. CoNNELY
IL Green ioh street. Tuesday May 9th at 10
Immediately following the sale ut the store viii be go
the entire stock of groceries, egars &c. contained in
tore at No 90 Henry street. Terms cash. and goods to
moved on day Of sale.
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John w. sOMERINDYKE, AUCTIoNEER.-NOR|
q gage sale Of household furnture-On Tuesday md
roW the auction room No. ITO Centre street. corner
Franz lin, at 10 o'clock by virtue OF chatte mortgage
large quantity of household furniture, carpets TO.
JOHN w. SOMEkINDYkE, Atty. for Mortgageei
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON Ely MARK X +

SUNDAY, May To r. d.
The week which closed yesterday has been one OF .ne
dulest Wall street ever knew. Prices have often ue'
~elined more rapidly and considerably IN the ~
dsys and money has often been tighter In iaet tne
ene Of last week has averaged over two per cent
nm the sancies and money call is seldom more album
dant than II was on Saturday The ruling feature oil the
arket has been an absolute and general dsinclinaon
10 operae arising OF from universal disrust in
the state Of foreign affairs and apprehensions regarding
The supply and the export Of gold 1t is certain for in
stance that alliance between Russia and Germany
or signal defeat Of the allies either the Baltic in
Turkey, any outbreak in France, any financial
trouble III England would affect foreign money markets
very prejudically and in like manner; while
OF the allies, suspicious event in their
reer, could have any very lasting beneficial eject
Again it is clear that il will require full connu-
ance OF our present supplies Of gold from California to
satisfy the demand for export If the supplies again fan
of, run ON the banks must be the consequence ani
much embarrassment viii of ensue. These re.
Elections sufficient to induce people to hold aloof from
speculative stocks for the present Many weeks may
eapse before prudence could suggest different
A. H. Nicoay's usual semi-weekly sale OF stocks and
bonds VIII take. place Monday at half pas; twelve
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
There has been very active outward movement of
specie from this port during the past week. viii be
seen by the annexed statement
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BOARD WANTRD-BY A YOUNG WIDOW LADY.
ID in small respectable family small furnished bedroom
would required Terms must be moderate. Please ad
dress, stating terms X. IL. Herald once.
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BOARD FOR A FAMILY, AT 107 FOURTH STREET,
~ near Broadway. hns suite Of furrished the
entire floor with private table bath gas seys aei the
aeeemnodstions win be uneguAlled This will be found
Apply As above.
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TTNIoN COURSE, L. I. -TROTTrNG.--Or MONrAY
~ Nay AZ three o'clock y. NJ, and stake OF SJ
siie heats lest In 70 wagons Hweodra names BIZ n
Lady Collins ID PGcr names b. 4. Joe Hustled C. Car
names ~. Niller's Dsmesl; II. Buckland names br.
Pony Stages will leave the Will smsturs ferries for ID
cousse hturly. John I. SNEDEkER, Proprietor.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
The National Baby show-Ths Premiums to
be Awarded

CINCINNATI Oct. 5-The National Baby
Show took place at Sprins feld, Ohio. to-day,
and att racted an immense co course OF visitors
There was one hundred aid twenty babies
entered for the premiums
The first premiuin for the finest baby, two
years old. or urder, is :ca set with salyer,
valued at $500
The second premiuei, a tea eet valued At
$500 ais ....
The third premium for the finest child under
one year OF age, purse Of 5000.
The fourth premium, for tlc second finest q
pa-iau marble group.
The first premium sss awarieJ to Mrs.
homner, of Vienna. Ohio; tbs second 10 MIS-
Mcdowell. of Cincinnati; the thi!d to Mrs
Arthur Canton. of Philadelphia the fourth to
Mrs. Henry Howe, OF Cincinnati
4 letter from Fanny Fern was read for the
edifcation OF all concerned.
Letters were also received .-uIa Mrs. Swis-
helm Mr.. Mott and Horgac 'ireely The latter
th1GgGt that much attention shbGld be given
| 30 the development Of he hHTnsi constitution
| in this scsuntry, where able bodied nen are
| sod at from 500 to $1,000
Nrs Mott ,iaought the black babi,s should
| be admitted
| Among he exhibitors wgs IN I'D Won IN who
| came with her seventeen, child. she claimed
pre- MUM on that ground
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

"A 4 RS. l.. 4. PkACO would respectfully annouLo,
lEl 10 LADY pa'rons and fri-rds that she is
inst reoeiTi rom the aev York cad Phi .ie pbis
aha k-ts a very large stock OF rich and bszutiiul
Ia Goods. ocmpris:ag "a part
"a, AND Bonaet Ribbons, marrow Trimming rs.
bands '-''
New shape Straw Ronnets and Frames
Rich Velvet, Plush, and RibSnd Trimmings, for
cloass and dresses
Embroidered and lace Collsrs, Eleeyes and Chem
'Sette
nUbric ami Swiss Rulings ami Edg,ngs
Gin ute --srked Bspts ooiisrx 6 I'd s;spvPe
Read Dresses eco DEess Cops OF latest Psrisss-
ard New York Styles
Aiso, general supply OF Eancy Articles, st Tie
lowest pics.
would particularly oaN the sstontan of purchs
Ssrs 10 toe great Inducements offered in Collars
Lace Sleeve and kibands just from 81 ctisn.
Al ara rsqua ted t. call and sxamn. + them
ecves, at MES. i A pEkC0s
Pa avenue, between sth and 9Th SITS
sep Zo-r opp. Centre Market
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DRcF H.W. MUNDER takes great pleasure T..
4 announcing to his friends ana tue pubic gen
orally, that he has n turned TO Wasin gtop end
resume the duties of his SCHOOL on saturday
October 9Th, 1854, at 8 " o'clock p m. for lsdis s.
and on Friday, az ~ O'Clock, fer gentlemep Re
has leased the large and beautiful hall now In tn.
eourse OF erection, corner OF Ninth n1d ID streets
which will be fitted up ia handsome ttyls with
every convenience, expressly for danciag purposes
The location is every thing that can be des rsbs tc
parents, 10th private .nd central, and la point o.
heanty will be surpassed by none in the city. In
consideration that bis Hall will not be completed
un til November Goth, he proposes commencing his
seheo! st his cid stand, corner of str and
Louisiana avenue. =. ..-.
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
former patrons he feels no hesitation in ain offer
Ing bis services to those who wish to be psrvc eli IN
any depsrt ment in the above bt tful accom- pish
H,t MT Bis style of dancing needs comment, SIS
his ausrous pupils in his former class wi test fly
HIS rev Hall viii be opened with large Ball snt
Exbibf1on. al thoEe wko wish TO participate ar
requested TO join inn sdalely.
FERNS DC, will %e made hnewn ufon apple ,tioI
at biz John y. Ellis's Music store, Pennsy iyanii
avenue, near Zenith street. sep 20-eom
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
REopGErows. Octoher 1874

sEoRsErows, October 8 1855.
Progress, in the way of private improve
ments In our city. appears to be the order Of
the day. In addition to the large number
heretofore Noticed by US, we discovered some
nan dozen or more now under way. Several
OF cur city fathers have caught the coAtagion.
and appear to be determined not to be outdops
oy their more humble constituents. On FRS
street, Mr. Joseph Libbey and Jeremiah Or,ne
two OF the fathers, have each SO thoroughly re-
nodeled and impro 5ed their fine dwellings az
10 DO away with almost every vestige of their
former anuquated appearance. On Bridge
street, Mr. 5. Cropley, anothe. one of the
iathers, has also greatly enlarged and so com
pletely remodeled and regenerated his dwell,
ling that it no longer beaIs the slightest re
semoiar'ce to its former self The fine large
building at the College is progressing rapidly.
and by the close of the ensuing week. Mr.
boroet, the contractor for laying The brick
expects 10 be able to complete his portion Of
the work upon the main walls.
In consequence Of the death, on last Sunday
OF Captain Purcell. of the canal steamer Con-
gress, the packet line between our CITY and
Harper's Ferry has been discontinued and
the steamer, we understand is to be so,d Va
hope she will fall into enterprising hands, as
good daily or tri-wsekly line would be a
great accommodation, and we believe woulJ
be profitable investment.
During the last day or two the weather was
quite cool, particularly at night and earlv in
the morning The winter is rapidly apr oach-
ing, and We would advise our friends who desir 9
to lay in their wood and coal, to call on Tray.
ers d Slower Immediately. See advertisement
in another column
The offerings Of beef cattle at Drover's Rest
for the week has amounted in all to 1900 head
400 of which were sold to District butchers At
81 37t So. Is upon the hoof, equal to 81 rs a
$3.50 nett. The balance 800 were driven on
to Baltimore. Sheep 50 a 81 per head. Hogs
81 50 a S 25.
The supply Of Butter with us continues very
limited and prices high A good article of
roll from wagons readily demands from $27 to
500 per hundred. ..-
Mr. Fielder Darnel, of Bladensburs. died
suddenly last night at Mrs Lang's Bridge
Street Hotel.
Flour is selling at 81 81 Is for good stand.
ard brands. and white wheat at 81 40 81 so,
and red at 81 40 a 81 40. Market brisk
SPECTATOR.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALrIMonH Y, October G -4G0 bbls Of Howard
street -four sold before the arrival Of tho Can
| ads's news at 1925; il was afterwards held
higher. City Mills at 81.
Receipts OF grain light. 3 900 bus els OF
Wheat sold at 81 IS, sl.65asI7O. Red, 81 IS,
Sl.5oaSI 81. 5000 bushels white corn sold at
1as7i, Oats 4Sa52c.
Toe city is still crowded with strap gers The
day is beautiful.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6-l2 m.-Flour has adj
yaneed l2tc; 5000 barrels changed hands.
Wheat-Prime red 81 So; 1000 bushels Of
mixed sold. Corn-white 76a77c., 1000 bush
els sold.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

HARrEK's MAGAZINE for October
Ill Putnam's Magazine do
The Great Illustrated Magazine of Art for do
Godsys Lady's Book and Grahan's Magazine TO,
October -
Frank Lerliss Ladies' Gazette Of Fashion for Octo
bar is the Lest number yet issued and con
tsins the only reliable Fall Fashicns
Woods kecollections of The stage
Alone, one Of tbs most interesting Books ever r.
sued
Man.of Ears.Msn, By Eugene Sue
All the new Books received tor sale rs coon a;
published at
sHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
cor. Pc sv. and * ST., Odeon Building
est 3--tf
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MAywEJJ, SEARS 4 COLLEY.

Ne "a Sre,,h greet, ttrcT d,or' 6o'ot Ia r-f-'
RE os,p.iug and have Ia store tie isrgest, 81.
N and most cenflet5 stock CT F.sB sni ;, inler
DRY GOODS they have ever o1ered 70 th':r Gus
.,me-s many Of which hsve bean houga; 81 H.
ARA suctiep sales 10 eew iofs. We Era pr. ar :
tber ire 10 oG,- greet bars aims IA Frncy Dress
silks ard 81 athsr Dress rne,er1ai ornFciaoS All
the novelties Of the seseon-
Our stock O. Staple ard Domestic GoceA az
az the test brands Of
Linen sad Gotten sheetipps. FS-lnsiE
-rtt-tiar Linens rnt Cottort, b,a:-Se,s
a. Curtain Muslin and pamasA9
Carpetings, Hearth Rugs, We
ilclotb, end Msttings.
We oeem IS unusc-ssary to la E,org, OUi IN
Yite purchasers to al and TX - -e or: SC h-o-s
buying, az they can rely upon getting god Goods,
and at iair low Pho, 8, 90
81 As we wGrrsT,t all articles fo'i st es!as-
lisiment 10 prove rs represented
o. MAXWELL sEAFs a C0LIEY.
SEP 29-So.r No. 5Z3 SsveIt.. street.
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, AM
TIMING.

rfHyEH undersigned, having adce1 Gss.Eitfins .
I their former business, are now prepared TO =.
eeuts ell orders 10 that Lac. in t!e cheapest, r;'~
expe-i tions am approved nahissr.
fLUMBIt G ard fISTI - done as ers!c CT
fne es4or ment CT STOVES, Tin and shest I, .
WARE cons snt,y 90 hand ....-.
.cie sge t. 70 the District for Mac regor'F va
iiGr AIR FURNACrS, foT beating Public Building
Churches, l1ai.s, Private Residences, 10
a.so, T HsrksT's DoutIe Acting FORCE PUN p
ps-sons I'm went 4 sny Of the stose articles W.
ga 1t to their ssvautage to call On Us ere purch
ing e,s6w ers.
2 e giug Them ielve7 TO a prompt sxsen Ion Of 81
I'd II en;ru' ted to them they most res 2ec.fafi5
,Iiot con 'iuuanc. of the flyers SO .ihers1i, tr
slowed upon them by their former patron, a, d 10
ruEic in genera FURSE COLLINS,
Nns $50 aud 81 Pa, a.. opposite Wizards Ho'e
p6-3.n
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BY g. F. DYER.
K. =. WRIGHT. AuctfoueAr,

TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
= BIZ virtue of deed of trust from Pstrick
Byrne, aud sisry 3aue Ryrpe his Wits to Rd~in c.
Morgan aad william e. Howard. the sarp being
rsccrd ed ia Liaer j. A. s., Nc. Is, enc CT the
land records for Washington county in the Dtts:,
Of Columbus, We. tb, eaid Morgan & Hows d. W.
sell, in front Of the uTeilises, on HEBNESDAY. III
sth day Of November, d 1854, at Az O'Clock p.
tie following piece or parcel OF ground and tn
improvements thereon, the same being situated in
the city of Washington, ia the District OF Column ea
and knosn rs parts Of lots Fsyen o. and eight 81
In square No. four bundre3 and fifty IUu, begioniTg
for the same at the northwest corner of Lot eight
snd running south an Seventh street. twenty-cn ne
feet, Themes east at right Singles with savrnth .tt
west sixty Ave feet Themes due NORTH furtyone fes'
themes west twenty seven feet six tnciies. Their
south tvee ty teat, thence west thirty seven feet
inches to the pa,e Of beginning
Terms: onehslf cash; the balance in ard y
months, with interest. She erred payments b. h.,
Sc ured by deed of trust on the prem res.
EDWIN G MORGAN, 3r
W. Il. HOWARD, tIu''e
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NJ Hail. SALE.-Ia virtue Of xcii
lfl OF feri facss IS ed T, the erk'e On q!
be circuit Co Tt af the DISTRICT q Columbus o -,
oun,y Of Wash as.on, sid r. djr. csesi. ssii
expose to puflia Fate. for cas- , On iGEoaY, if-e
Cd day Of October, 1854. st the front Of the conr'
dcuse DIOR, at II o'clock m, tiief flowing prop-r
ty. zig: All thet lot. piece parcsl II Ground v
ing assd being in the city Of Washing ton. and dasg
nstei 81 the lat vf said citT - 1t No X, of Fr
iSs bays sui'1isiaior' Of square 40 nina huld
aud thee, (e03,) fronting twenty ies IN Eisht
sheet east, i,st~een aud sttaets sn;:- n bg
n ndred snd fourteen Q.it feet ous inch tess. IL
gether with sll and singu'a" the iioprnvcIre- .
thereon Feizaa sud levied upon tn propaTfT At
William d Aiken snt: 20 satisfy Jucicr1 NO.
10, to nctobsr Term, 1854, in fsTnr of narIes I.
Mitchell. JONAH HOOVER,
Hsrshsi for tbs Dia trict OF Columbia.
ssp g--dt2<stDct.
&c The shove properly fe post
poBed to MONDAY, the 9th october, same hour Al d
piass. J. l.. HOOVER,
MarhaI for the District If Columbia
sen 30-d
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kWR kENT-For one or four years-the promises
Il from which the Star Office has just been re-
moved, on strest near its junction with Peunsyi.
van1s avenue AMI Twelfth streets. It cor sists OF
Two bu1dings-front and rear, aud ample yard
room with well Of water for mechanical PURPOSES
on the premises. This is a first rate oppnrtunitv
Ior dyer, Painter, carpenter. manufacturing ms
Ter, biacssmith wheerlght, &C.. to obtain working
room within stones THROW OF the ceutrs of pm.
sylvanis avenue, while the front building vii,
answer for one, two CT three shops or cfic.s Ar
Ply soen at the new Office Of the Star. corner OF
oct 2-tf
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Auction Sales.
n, uctF.

Fly ROTH ~ ELI. d BROwa, Aucts.
t'HE aucticn sale Of DRY Goods, Fancy sr isles
L &c will be contain this event at 10 t'cis.
snd also o Saturday afternoon and evening st 5
and y O'clock
A considsrnhle amount of Geo s rsmsin TO he
Sold many of them Of excellent aaity, and sell ny
much below the thousand pieces
BOUTWELL, BROWN
Auct.oneers. corner 7th and streets
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lust RECEIVED, from the New York
- aucticns, large lot Of fine G oODS consisting
in part Of, viz:
Plaid and stripe Silks in large quantities
Plaid and stripe Black Silks do
Black and oclored Brocade do do
rlsin black and colored Silks, every quantity
Variety of satins for ladies' c,oaks
Trimmings to match
large lot Of Bonnet Ribe nds
large lot OF Paris Mousseline de LANES and
Cashmeres, the newest styles
A large assortment of Bombasins and Alpacas
$50. very cheap
large lot Of French Msrincs
large quantity of Shawls and Scarfs of vert
Qua kieds
EWbroideries Of every description
Ready made Satin MehaIa Closks and Nantes
the latest Parisan styles ~
i large lot OF Cloths, Cas- i'm sres, and vestings
~ which We wi have made up to order in tins
+. be tltyle, CHEAP; fts guaranteed
A large quantity Of staple Goods of every kind
Velvet Carpets, Tapestry. Brussels Carpes, Thu ee
ply Carpets, Ingrains Carpets, Rag and Hemp Car
pets Rugs OF every kind, Sheet Olcloths. which W.
will cut to suit passages and halls OF any size. I
purchasers Will consider their own interest, they
will certainly give US Q call. =
ig cot --l0tif e+ aIe.-. HALL BROTHER
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nj LLINERY.

6H MRS n. a. Hills woul- respt c,foIly
" Announce to th iedes ~ Washington and
N~vicinity that she has now open q wy large
stock OF beautiful Fa,i Cords, elected from tire He
York and Baltimore Me- -i.tp c,.rprisiny in mart
Rich BonDe and Nsrro~ Ribbons
NV shape strsw Rom It's and Frames
Rich Velvet Ribb,nS
large a handsome assortment Of fine French
Flowers, Cap. Head Dresses, (iu yelvss and
m6ha'r) and infant hoods
PARIS dlLLINa.hY win be opened on Thurs
DAY, October 10th
fnfci' era Fill ind 1t to their advantage to cross
Pa avenue, betw 8 h and 10th streets.
B-Severs' experienced Milliners wanted ,m
media5ely. Get 3-eo5t
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PenusYlyania Politics

PHILADELPHIA, Get 5-Judge Pollock, the
Wing candidate for Governor, speaks at a po-
litical meeting tonight. Both candidates we're
present at supper given by one of the Odd
Fellows' lodges, last night
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NEW WOOD AND COAL, warn

I'VE rubscrbe-s would respectfully inform their
J. numerous friends And the 10 blic gsrsrally that
in edition TO our Wood and Coai ard pasr IRE
Pe@nix rIsning 'iil, George own, We have. for b.
better accommodation of Chat portion of car cas-
tosneTs T5o reside ia Washington, op-Ieds ward ct
The corner Of 1ws nty .1rss a. strs.ts
A either Of the ADORE places t}oee In want o. frpl
will ut el tifneS find good supply of sid KINDS cf
:. UUD and q. "A 4. at the lowest -.
Z II ordars eft at either OF tn above pieces VIII
BE- attended TO with promptDess snd dispatch
SEP 27-dlm ThAfAhS SIpF His
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O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sE Cold Chsin, With
gDO a Go'd Hresst in, representing sh- trunk o.
re (or icg or wood,) with blu- ename led lesves
e1t@'hed-s very sn'li gold Lccket with light hail
in II, sni small gold heart The locket and heart
we're attached the chain, which confined tn
the neck by the oiesstpin. The above reward " l.
be paid to the f1der on leaving thes- a-t,e,es-or
three dollars for the chss Ioskst, and heart g. left
at tie Star Office SD 20
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BY r. s. WRIGHT, Georee,o~r.

ny lie - " AAUATS GeOFgesGU
1'RUsTEk'S SALE of Large Stock of G-oceri. $
Fine Wines, Liquors. 4c-On MONDAY next
the 9th instant, ut 10 O'clock, shall SELL with nj
referve, BY order of the Trustee, at tho store o e
". Colena", near the market, the extensive e,ocs
Of Goods. consisting OF
Loaf, puiverized and brown Sugars
Imperial, gunpowder and 7. Il: Teas
Molasses, Rec, Soap, Candles
Cordage, Spices, Tobacco, segsrs
Brooms, Baskets, Buckets, Tubs
Churns, DeEnijohns, Pipes
busting, horse and paint Brushes
Powder and shot, Salt
Writing and wrapping Paper
barrels OF Whisky, hum and Vinegar
IA pires Of Brandy
large lot of Stone ware, Britannia ware
Very superior bottled Brandy -
Viii Ky, Port, Sherry. and Champagne Wines
stoughton's Bitters. Syrups. Pickles, SC a..
Forming complete stock of frstclass Fsnilv
Grocery.
Terms liberal, and at sale
oc std EDW. 4. WRIGHT, Auctioreer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
Educational.
THE UNION ACADEMY

Corner Of l4h street AMI Nese York areaas
TNHIe institution VIII Be opened for the psxt yeru
l. on the inst Monday In September. 1854 The
number Of pupils II iimi. ed The school viii con
sist OF thrse classes, Jrnior Middle and Sa o. Nv
sry desirable facility Is offered APP bcatiops shcII
be made Immediately. Preference given tho.
Who enter for the longest time.
Circulars At the Booksto-es
TIE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY WIN opep =,
the same tine. Circulars rs above.
RICHARDS,
~ 3l-dsm MRS NJ A. RfCHsRDs