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DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON. Auct'rs
nov lO-2t No 42S. Pa. ave nue., near AZ st


BY ROTH W ELL q BROWN, Auctr
A uoIIoN sALEnF DRY GOODS, &c-OLO.i @
IA OiT- Being about 20 remove to one OF I. q
new bui dings Cd Loutians avenue OPPOSITE r Q
Bans OF Washington, We .hall have a closing OF
sale On SATURDAY 'veriug. at O'clock when will
De soil. without reserve, quantity OF new ard
reasonable Try Groods, consisting of Cloths Cntt -
Flsnnes, Mer NOS Alpscas, Blankets, Carpets al-o.
shirts, Drawers, Cravafs Gloves, &c, DC
we have On band, ut private sale, 20 barrels of
ApPLES, and 25 barrels o. ONIONS, as fine a. az y
in tbs market.
ROTHWELL BROWN, Aute
nov 10-2. corn.r NJ 7tb spd 7 60.
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DOoMS AND BOARD.-SEVERAL SINGLE gen
~ tienen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board, in private family, with all the
comforts of q home by application a; No 81 Az ST.
west side, between Missouri and Pa. avenues
oct 2l-1m$
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Wants,

WANIED-TWO sHOEMAKERso on Mems vort,
w on Capitol Hill, between Frst and g. "a
s'ros. o.. DANIEL GENAU.
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BOARD IN GEORGETOWN A private family
ID having hou'e larger than they desire, would
rooms and the quiet and comforts of home, perma.
nenty, on reasonable terms. Apply at the frat
brick dwelling On Washington street, anove W e. t.
left fiie coming up fir IN Bridge street.
nov 6-1W*
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Auction Gales,

HORSE, RUGBY AND HARNESS AT AUCTION
IL On TUESDtY the 14th instant. Ut 10
o'clock, g. m, We shall sell in mont Of our Auct n
Store, fine mort bern bred Horse Buggy and Hsr.
ness They are sold for no fault the owner having
no further use fer them,
Terms 80 and 60 days on notes bearing interest
and endorsed.
GREEN SCOTT,
nov It-N Auctioneers
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BY BARNARD e. BUCKLEY, Auc,rs..
GEORGETOWN.
INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
~ EkY, Enc clopedias and Valuable Standard
Works, in every departne" If Literature, Scn pcs
and Art ANIMALS and BOOKS Elegantly Illus
trated and Ill ul1inate1, Pictorial Emb.llished, ami
beautifully bound Fine Family and Pocket Bibles,
with Prayer Books of every description.
Letter and Cap Payer, Portfolios, God Peus, &c.
To be sod st Auction THIS EVENING, at seven
o'clock, at the store Of
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Bridge st.
49- The attention of the rublic, in this city and
vicn ty il respectfully invited this Collect ON
Books, which is believed to be the NEST valuable
collect CT standard works ever offered at Auction
In this place. The Books are new and wsrr nted
peri Ct 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 he day. BARNARD BUCKLEY,
huctioneers, Bridge st., Georgetown, p c.
oct 3l-dtf
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NJ ANTED "A situation by Q young man an,
w bis sister in some respectable family. The
young nsn can take charge Of dioing-room, or
orlVe a carriage. The young woman will act "a
Housekeeper, assist in sewing, Or can do CHAMBER.
woik, washn S or ironing. take care Of children
Good reference given i required. Apply at No 81
4 street south, Capitol Fill, between second and
nsv lite ~
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DOR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AVENUE- THE
l. neat and convenient sized Store in Sta Build
ings, next to the corner Of Pc avenue nd BE
street, which said corner is soon to be opened by
Hilbus Hitz, 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 Office. oct 25-tf
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REMOVAL.

NE mOVdL.
THE subscriber having removed Z, Ss soaner of
! "a avenue and 10Th street, over tie N,hAng-
ton wings bank win eptis 40 t. kseH IN xSD.
i've MS rtment of pENRANE u E - IN
MANTELS. WROUGHT lRoS AND ~ fS1L-
INGS, knc-ustic Ii ing aud Terra Ustas izh Ir"p
Window Lintels and Stills RALPH HArKLNS.
oct 27-eotf
fUB PtSl n TIL G NEATLY AND EApE
y DITiOUSLY EAECUTkD AT TN "kVkNjh,
&2AR" QJF1Ql, N&%
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BY WATERBURY, - DYER, Aust..
New York.

NSw York.
WATERBURY DYER, Of the city of New York, Auo-
tionesrs, are authorized to make sales Of any aud
all goods in the Crystal Palace which may be nt-ut
ed to them By Exhibitors.
JOHN Ii. WHITE, Prest. Crystal Palace.
New York, Oct. "a, 1854.
In pursuance Of the above appointment, we here
by give notice to ali owners of goods, (now within
the Crystal Paiace who desire 10 have their goods
included in one catalogue Sales at Auc ion -
within the Palace. to forward Us IMMORTALITY, for
such Sales (by mail or espress) a complete invoice
Of each ar cle; also order upon the President of
the Crystal Palace association q. II. Whe, ESQ.,
for the delivery Of every tcle enumerated in their
invoices.
The sales will be EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. and will
include goods Of s descriptions whiting the Palace
and N o der to arrange the different Articles
Oh exhibition for sale and to prepare caa CUES for
particular days Of sale, the immedi ate attention
Exhibitors Is requested. The day of each sale and
particulars will tie found in the New York Journ al
Of Commerce, and Courier and Enquirer.
WATERBURY DYER, Crystal Palace Auc'rs,
oct 3o-2wd store, No. 80 Broad st.. N Y
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For Sale and Ront.

nor RENT.-A FURNISHED THREE STORY
II BRICK HOUSE. Enquire at No. 1886 street
north, First Ward nov l1--It&
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INTEREST ALLOWED UN DEPp.fTES-lnter
i est obtained for nepositors ind others uron frat
clsass securities CHUBB BKOTughs, han ke,s.
en- 2l-eotf
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRHRSR AND EOLr CT BOUR.
GECIA TYPE FNP SALE.

CEAkH 1IfE f,'S SkLE.
WALLACA Drb oGef for fLIe II Us ufsre
w Il the EresdR9 SdT. one kACSIvE
PkISs, capable Il printing coo iG,Iss.-svtons per
hour, double medium sheet, BOTH SIDEs ~ nee, re-
Clustering in the prost perfect manner. One MEDI.
UNI SMITH PRESS, in good order, and one FOOLS.
CAP RAMAGE PRESS. These p-es,es will b. sold
low. Also, one font Of BOUsGEOIS tfYeE, weigh
ing sb"nt $50 pounds, bat little ussd. for sale on
soslible terms nov S-tiif
fINHs LADIES GAZETTE OF PARIS, LONDON
l. and Ne~ York Fashions for November is re-
cefved, and for sale at
SHILLING rOS'S Bookstore
The Gazette Of Fashion cont in. The mort e tep-
sive variety # elegant de iguE for Ladies' and Chill
dren's apparel.
Hsrpecs magazine for November; Godey's sdv's
BOOK; Gr'ham's g.Eine; funAu, and oil the
other Mags z.n.s for ao emter.
All TIE ne~ Books receive - FAST puti'hed,
and everything in the Stationery line for lie at
SHILbIHGToh's Boos store,
cor. Pc sv. ana IN st, oteon Building.
nov 6-3t
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nONT YOU WANT A HOME?-lOO BUILDING
~ LOIS for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build Fine store house on corner of
seventh and G Streets to let.
WALTER A. TRUE
Carpenter and Builder,
G, between Seventh and Eighth street.
oct 24-lm&
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WANTS n ROES.-Thesubscrtbers are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having slaves
for sale viii please call at A2 PRATT STREET. Bal.
timore Md, Skaters old stsnd.) Slaves taken On
board at rs cents per day.
feb Fly r.M.A WI CAMPBELL,
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By BARN ARD a BUCKkY, Auc,,s
Ge0rG ,tOwn.
BUILDING LO. S uN HEIGHTS OF GEORGE
~ IOWN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th in tsnt,
We VIII oner for sale on the prem ses at clock
p m part of that beautifully situated asd Veil.
known proptriy, " bbk'S HILL"
The said property has front of 39S feet on Road
street, and VIII be cold IN Lots or in eutire ,ot
az tie company may desire
To any one wanting site for q private residence,
commanding an unsurpassed view of the Pot6 mac
aud OF The surroun ling country, opportunity
is now presented.
Terms liberal snd at sals
BARNARD BUCKLEY,
noV1-oetd Auctioneee
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TRY DR.. SCWARTZE'S PULMONIC BALSAM
i for the cure Of Coughs, Gods, Asthma, &c
Also DR.. eCHWARTZE'S WORN DESTROYING
sYRUP-never known to fail
For sale at sCAWARTZE & SONS drug store,
Pa. avenue, next to U. 8 / otel. nov 1I-2u
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VA HITE ZINC, dry, and ground in oil, in store
w and for sale by HOW'LL Il MOKSELL.
French and American white and Brown ENC, In
assorted size packages, at low prices
B-We are prepared to furnish at g. crt notice
and at cheap rates, French or English Plate Glass
Of sny sse HOWELL Il MOhSELL
nov 1-d2w street No 323
P.s.-We are daily manufacturing our No.
ETHEREAL Oll, WIN which we can supply the trade
HE UNDERSIGNED would re.
] spectfully inform his friends and t:sene gen.
crazy tnat ne mas resumed the Grocery business,
and is Low located at the corner of Pen nsyivaDia
avenue and Thirteenth streets, where viii be fourd
n ,ice selection of e. OCERlES, TEAS, WINES,
LIQUORS, CIGABS, &C.
special attention is invited to his assortment of
Tea Liquors, and Cigars.
The abrse go Ids sre all Of the best quality. and
for sale very low for cash. RD TWEEDY.
Corner of Pa. avenue and 18th st., south side.
nov 2-d1w&solW
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DkACES fox Understand gentlemen &C
ID oct II B1RGRA WlIardS Hotel
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DANCING ACADEMY AT CARUSI'S
SALOON

MIR. JOHN COCHEU respectfully announces TO
Il bis friends, patrons, and the public, that his
school for Dancing Waiting, &C., is now open at
Carusfs Saloon. Mr. COCHEU trusts that the ST.
tsfaction expressed by his patrons at the terina-
ton of his last years labors will again be freely
given.
Hours for Tuition fr Misses and Masters every
Tuesday at p. M, and every Saturday at 10 a. Ii
for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Saturday at Z
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Iueeday at 3 p. ana every saturday at lO a
for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Saturday at I
p. IN.
A CARD-LEWIs CA. USi in retiring from the
n profession in which he has been 80 long and he
trusts acceptabiy engaged, tenders his thanks to
the public who have 30 literally patronzed him.
Nr. C0CHEU, Inr many yeas q teacher in New
York. MOI folk and other cities, and last year in this
city and Georgetown, has taken his Salon, and re
confidently recommends him to the notice OF his
friends as fully qua it'd in his profession and
worthy tire confidence Of tie community as gen
tlemau.
Bis Saloon can b rented for Balls, Concerts Par
ties Public Meetings, &c, on reasonable terms, by
application to CHARLES TUCKER, Agent,
nov lO-6t* at the Saloon.
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
lie subscriber, int ending TO changs his bust
/ ness, offers for sale, at Baltimore prices, aud
on accommodating to ms, his entire stock of Lunn
Der, equal in quality and quantity to any In this
District Having pu rchased almost exclusively for
cash, and ishng out by the LIST of January,
can and will sell as low as the same Quality can
be bought in this market for cash. and give the pur
chasers time for notes satstac orily secured, with
interest. have now hand
$50 600 feet Albany White Pine
700 600 do Susquehanna do
100 900 do dressed and undressed Carolina and
Eastern Shore Flooringi
100000 feet White aod Yellow Pine Siding
100000 Iaths
100 900 Shingles
$4,000 Pcst IS, Chestnut and Cedar Posts
A large assortment Of Eastern Shore, North Caro-
lima Spruce aad Hemock Joist Scantling and
Timber
100000 feet Hemle ck Rails. for fencing
Together with large stock Of Ash, Poplar, Cher
ry, aud Walnut
Also full cargo of seasoned Pensacola Flooring
just received, equal in every respect to any ev:r
brought to this market, which may be seen at ger
McLaDes Mill
Ths WHAT aud warehouse known 6 B agden's
Wharf, vi b, or rent on the 1st OF January next
1t has been put in plets Order has alter front
OF UP ards Of i've hun Ired feet, and twenty feet
dep n OF water at low tide. 1t Is beyond question
the mot desira bic wharf proper y in this District
All persons indebted 10 me Ieques ed 20 settle
tnelr aecounts at once, either by ca.h notes at
short dates. THEODORE MOST Err.
nov l0-lm+ Blsgden's Wharf.
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NTANTED-SIX OR EIGBT MORE BANDS TO
w work on place near the city for the winter
or year. Board found.
Also, Man who has come knowledge of black
smithing, and good cook, washer and ironer
LLOYD h CO.
Opposite Treasury, 18th street
Omce open rom b TO dsily. oct 26-lm
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Boarding.

BOARDING. Misses SHANKs, aojoip.
- ing the store Of Mr.: Berry, en- Bridge street,
Georgetown have several fine Rooms TO let. and
are prepared to accommod .te Boarders til pc ma.
nent aud transient, ON the most moIera to terms.
nov 9-Im
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STORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, DC, to be stored, will find ample &C
commodetions in the large, airy, fagstone paved
and dry Easements under the Star Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office
oct 2h-ff
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"ANTED Three good DREsSMAKERs. AIso.
w two young LADIES to learn the business
Apply at No. 3s8 Eighteenth street, between II and I
Straets nov 9-3t*
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BY r. Y. JEwELLE a. CO., Ructs.
Lf1TENSIVE SALE IF HOUSE FURNISHING
~ GOODS On SATURDAY morning, Novem Der
lith at O'clock VS. ehaIl sell In front r. our An.
sion Rooms No. Z, Pennsylvania avenue, a large
snd var ed lot OF Houss Furnishing Goods, consist
ing in port Of
seathe- Bel double aad sin lie Mattresses
Bureaus, Sofas. Lounges, cain and wosd Chairs
Tables, Bedstsads, Wardrotes, &c
Radiator, Cooking and other STOW
r. e. JEWELLE 4 81
INV ~ Auctiopears
me above Sale IL Postponed until
1ohoDAh NohNlNG, Nov 1i;h, at tn. ..ne liDe
and pla-e L. H JEWEIJE 90
nov ll-2s .u,t;or
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ENOR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No. SO
IL Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. To good tenant the rent will be SIS par
month Apply to e. X. LUNDY,
nov Eft No 125 Bridge street GEORGETOWN
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VOID AND SILVER WATCHES. JEWEiIY
~ FANCY GOODS, &c, AT AUG TION -, n
SATURDAY evening, November nth, at 7 o'clocc.
We shaH sell az cur store invoice Of Jewe ~
consisting Of 10 Gold Wat hes from IL to ls ks
hne 100 dwts Of geld Guard Vesl, and Fob Chs n:
Il doz gold Breast Pins ard Ear Rings; gold psr =
ana r. nc'ls Finger Rings, Charms, Medal" MS
strds, Sleeve Buttons, &c
, ne above goods we have this day received from
the North, and according to the wishes the owner
Will close them all out if possible to the highest
bidder for cash, on Saturday evening.
Also, v i'll he added several second hand GOLD IN
Silver Watches, sad variety OF o. her goods
Terms, Cash.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON. Auct'rs
nov 10-2t Nc 42G Pa av,puo naar Az 81
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LAST MIGHT OF THE JULIENS-This even.
ing, the Julien burlesque opera troupe close
their brief, but brilliant season, and will leave
for Philadelphia to open a permanent estab-
lishment there. Each night of their perform
ssce, they have gained In the favor of their
audiences, and this evening they offer change
OF performance more interesting than any Of
their previous ones. To see them ia to be
pleased, SO 10 those who wish to pass a few
pleasant moments, in a musical way, we say
60, and then have it to say that you have seen
and heard the Juliens
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nor RENT Ost SAL E.-THE MODERN
Il Fourstory Brick House On Thirteenth st eet
near E, east side The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and TO good te amt the rent viii be low
Possession given on the LIST November. apply to
oct Soft JAS G. McGCTRE Aucr
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WANTED BY young msn, employment in
w any respectable business or caps city. He
would expect but moderate compensation This
advertiser has hsd considerable experience in ~.
Book and Stationery business, and thinks be has
sufficient general knowledge Of business to become
at once, efficient in almost any business &c ssJ.s
man, assistant bookkeepsr, &c. The most sat;sf.c.
tory references given. Address H. R. 8 through
the Post Ofice nov l1-2ts
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WANTED.-Bys young married man, a situa.
w ton to take charge Of market garden FIR
paid) g. A ellis, Washington Navy Yard.
nov 7-eo3ta
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WANTED.-A Boy to learn the Plumbing and
w Gas Fitting. Must be we'll recommended,
Apply ut j. ". THOMPEOS BRO.
2ee, Pa. av., g. side, bet. 10th and 11th SITS.
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EOR RENT-Possesson given immediately-the
Il Late office OF the Evening Star, 90 st., wi, bin
fifty yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue The building is of two stories Tbe
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room Tt
Will afford two convenient small shops, fronting On
d street. with ample working room in the rear Al
80 convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above Apply at Star Office
oct 25-tf
- bic Building Lots No. |, Is, and 16 in Square
1871, between East Capitol and A sts. south, Third
square eas' Of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on az
commodating terms on application to G.. Crandell,
No, 80 street, near Tenth, Island.
Alec, several others in Square 872.
oct 26-1mx
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NATIONAL GREYs BALL.-On Monday even
ing, this grand subscription ball takes place.
for whIch Capt. Lem. Tower and the Other
Efficient members Of the Executive COMMITTEES
are busiiy preparing, and it is expected will
have terpsichorean, military, and social en-
tsrtsinment that will cap the climax Caruxi's
fine saloon has been selected for the fete. ex-
cellsnt music provided, and all things done
or being done, 10 give eelat to the occasion.
The gallant Greys say they will not be out
done, and what they say they can perform.
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EORs sALE-Tbe WI ole Of 'quare No 522, front
Il ing on New Jersey avenue. N street and 9Th
street. For terms and particular, inquire at Mr.. j
II. Knoll, on street, between Fourt enth and Fiji
te5pth. poT 1tAeOlWa
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dor SALE.-In the city Of Baltimore, HOTEL
IL and RESTAURANT, handsomely fitted up, AMI
is paying We'll but the subscriber has other bust
ness engagements, it will be sold at fair price TO
cash customer Parties wishing to purchase, will
address g BUSINESS" Baltimore Post Office.
nov 0-3t
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LHOR RENT.-Two new four story brick HOUSES,
II on street north, near the corner of Fourth
street west. They are built in tia vtry best man
ner. OF modern style, with every necessary conve-
nience. TO good aud punctual tenant the rent
will be moderate. Apply to J. T. CLEMETS, on
street, No. $50, or JAS. hENRY, at the Capitol
nov Q-Qtk
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The BALL SEAsON.-The ball season il now
fully under way, as may be- seen by the va
Iious advertisements with which the Star Ii
favored, and to which we refrr the reader. IL
nd 1ition I these, We Il arm tie Montgomery
Guards have fxeG heir usll for the 6,h vi
January, and tbe Scott Guards tpr the l4th
Of December.
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FIRE AT THE Potomac HoTEL.-Yesterday
morning, at an early hour, the Potomac House
on Pennsylvania avenue, near At street, came
near being destroyed by fire. A large hole
was burnt in the floor Of one of the chambers;
but the timely application OF water arrested
the threatened danger.
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ItOI III " rLL n HftUW n, AUt7.
nov 100. corp.r NJ 7tb ord 80.
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| LfOR RENT.-A comfortable two story and attic
II Frame House, containing eight rooms and
| basement situated on Vermont avenue between Ii
| and streets. Enquire of T. NJ. P. KING,
| nov 10-3t cor Vermont ay and treat
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EOR SALE.-THAT VALUABLE LOT on Sew.
l. entesnth street, at the terminus of the Ohio
and Chesapeake Canal in this city, fronting 100 fest
on the Canal, and about 100 on Seventeenth street.
being par of square south 173 1t has q large
STONE WAREHOUSE upon it suitable for mill OF
muchtcery Ct every description 1t adioins The
locks and is alike convenient to trade on the canal
or river. Fer terms, apply on the premises to
nov 11-aolm TM0NAS GREEN
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TEE PARROw 1ROUPE.-After performing
in Georgetown this evening, the Parrow troupe
return to Washington, and open at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Monday night They have
shown their quality heretofore in this city
and their merits have been acknowledged
Hernandez, Kendall, Moore, and Dun Bow ors
are names w. ell known to fame-the latter being
regarded as one Of the best ballad singer in the
country, and with the combined tale mt of the
other members, make the troupe equal to any
of those popular minstrel bands. Prepare for
something rich next week.
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TREE PLANTING TO THE NAVY YARD-On
Monday next, the workmen who have been
transpianting trees from Rock Creek to the
Capitol, viii commence the continuation of
their work down Garrison street (the main
avenue) to the Navy Yard Trees will orna
ment both sides of the street, aud, in time
make fine shade for pedestrians The pub
lie squares have all been arranged, We under
stand, and when all is done, this will be the
City Of Trees" ndoubtedly-John Ran
dolph's name of the City of Magnificent Dis
tances" to the contrary, notwithstanding.