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SO ItE " ARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber. on the Goth June n
l. = 1852 his negro woman. JENNY. JENNY is a ~
very hke!y girl; rather light completed; about E[N
ieet or inches high and when spoken to she rath ~
er smiles 1t is probable that she may be lurking
Dupin, Sampson or Wayne countless the line of the
three counties She raised Saraca may
there.
will give reward of SevenyFive Dollars for the return
OF Jenny or for her confinement of the Ja the
bove named counties.
All letters upon the subject to be addressed to
WM. P. HOBBS,
Feb 8, '54-[22-tfl Monks O.. Sampson CO.. n. C
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$25 REWARD.

SX0 REWAkD.
so RUNAWAY on the night of the 18th inst from
the subscriber, near Fair Bluff, in Columbus county.
Mage about feet 10 inches high rather stout bnilt
copper coored had large whiskers when he left but
have since taken them off had his left leg lust
above the ancle He purchased of Mr. John Socumb
Of Wayne county, Godsboro' and will probably make
his way to- be found lurking about place he has
wife at Mr. Samuel Smiths, in that neighborhood The
above reward will be paid for his the subscriber
or for his lodgment in any Jail so be can get him
JOHN COLEY
Columbus July 2Ist 1854 46tf
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TO HAhEISI
THE Subscriber having located himself Black River
at the site known Beatty's Bridge is prepared tC
purchase Turpentine delivered his landing at Whining
Ton prices, less the difference of Freight.
JNO. S. JAMES.
May 9th, 1854 206-lt-36tf
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&. MIERS,
4 AECFACTUR3GEs and DcaIerin Hats Caps, Umbre
~ las, and Walking Canes ofeycry description whole
ale aud retail North side Msrket-street Wilmington n.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STOEE YARD.
HE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at The North which will furnish
him with unlimited supply Of finished unfinished for
tign domestic MARBLE Of all qualities. is prepared Gil
all yders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CAR WING, execu-
ted as well can be 90 either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required
March 10 lS54-27-tf JAMES MClARANAN.
OITUATION WANTED.-A Gentleman who can give
~ the best references character and capabiy is de
srous of obtaining situation in Wholesale Grocery,
Overseer plantation to superintend hands in
way. Apply to l.. NJ. Williams at THIS OFFICE
May 10, lS54-2n9dl wifi.
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TOBACCO, SEC GARs & SNUFF
nanA mi

OPPOSITE THE MARKET, tSouth Side) where yon
~ can find large and complete of the above.
prices suit buyers: Among which La Norma La
India Cuba Yara, Rio Hondo, Havana Sagua. Principles
Cigars.
Also, Lowery's Extra. Stag. MAYO Cabell, Cousin
Sav RiIly Bowlegs hern Belle Excel
sor Gold Leaf Yellow Bank Loriard's. and other Brands
and manufacturers of extra Chewing Tobacco.
Roome's Honey Dew, Carrots, Lolards Maccaboy,
Scotch and 9apnee Snufs-
Cigar Cases Segar Tubes Pipes Virginia. Maryland ahd
New York Smoking Tobacco, sc SC
Proprietors Hotels Groceries, and all others who Iowa
GOOD article of the Weed invited call and examine
prices and qualities. VAN SlChLf:.
NT;Inn;,o oiion Nav II "a 2wd-" f
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CfENEEAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ WILMINGTON, n. G..
GB Liberal cash advances made consgnmens Of Naval
-tores, otOn, ard other produce.
ffrc second door below Messrs Grady & Monk Is
Store North Water Street.
Nov !. 1893 5O-3t--9-tf
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j. NJ. RUBINSOI

I2tEftiE4H. tIfIP.NIEs
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROVIS-
/ IONS, WuNINGToN, n. G..
All business entrusted him will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
E- Office at he Cape Fear Bar North Water Street.
Nov. 21th 1853 I2-tf
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ENSPECTuR,S NcTICY
w. II. NIckOY
j. NJ. NlONI.

J. NJ. MONK,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- WILMINGTON, n. c.
RB- Prompt and personal attention given the sale
shipment OF all kinds of country produce.
Eg-l may be found at the store recently occupied by
GRADY Il Monk.
May 22d, 1854 220-l 3S-Iy
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Professional and Business Cards.

- '
4 UCTIONEER and COmmIssiOn Merchant,
a 2l9tf Wilmington,
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VAN RENSSELAER, PEIRsON

MARLSVILLE DEPOT,
y miles from V,LmingtOn,
August ). 1853
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JAS. c. SMITH & co.

JAS. c.. SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed their Of
q fee to the second story of the building formerly
by the Telegraph Company where they prepared
Lttend to all business in the Commission line.
All business entrusted to them will be puctualy attended
Liam. 20. 1854
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d. c FREEMAN. GEO HOUSTON
FREEMAN e. HOUSTON Wilmington. n. C,S
d. FREEMAN g. CO. New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN,
j. q. HALL,

TfUMMIeSION MERCHANT. Wilmington, n. C.
X Office in rear OF Mcmillan. Davis & Co g Store.
Every aentn paid to the sale and purchase of produce
md liberal cash advances made consignments
REFERS TO Capt. Gilbert Potter.
+. =. Hall, Prcs't Branch Blk. State n. c.
.. G. Parsley, Prest Commercial Bank;
Mcmillan, Davis & Co.
jan. 18th, 1854 2O-ly
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I'D MILL OWNERS

March 18th, 1854
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

BULL FIGHTING IN HAvANA-MoRK HONOR 9
ro4~ENERAL CoNcHA.-The Havana CORES.
pendent of northern journal, under date Of
the 18th ult., writes as follows:
In the afternoon nothing could be hea I'd
near the Plaza but the monOtonous though ex.
cited shouting of omnibus drivers, "PIasa de
Tauro, "Plaza de Tauro, land this celebra.
ted edifice was soon thronged by a vast crowd
OF anxious spectators. The amusement itself
needs no description. Most of your readers
are doubtless acquainted with the nature of
bull fights in Havana, The place was crowded
on the sunny and on the shady side fair ladies
were there to glut their eyes on the bloody
scene.
General Concha and his cabinet were there
as the lllustrious patrons of the arbsrous
sport A venerable looking fivered mulatto
with trumpet was there whose position
seemed doubtful, whether herald of the bulls,
bulldogs or General Concha, the great bull
patton; our Cuban neighbors win perhaps in
form Us. A vast multitude of the faithful
people we're there, most vociferous in their
SHOUTS OF welcome and vivas We are not Ger
tain whether they rose in honor of the bull.
the bull fighter, bulldogs or the bull patron
Concha 1t cannot be expected that the pre.
sent popular enthusiasm in favor of General
Concha can be of long duration. The Span.
lards will perhaps continue his Jealous parti.
Fans, but the Creoles have no confidence in
him, and unless he cOnciliates this class by i'm.
portant concessions, the Islands will perhaps
soon make strenuous efforts to cast of Spanish
dsspotism, and obedient to her de tiny. become
dom. -.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03
A COUNTRY REsIDENCn T. Lot

COUNTRY REsIDENCH Int.
"A FOR SALE AT ELLAVILLE.-The subscribe
has laid OH l acres of land in the neighborhood Of
bladensburg Depot, under the designation of Ella
Vile and Offers the same for sale The lots consist
OF nom three to nine acres OF woodland cash lot in.
GLIDING desi-able site for building.
On two ct the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern eontr,v.
anee for comfort One of these houses and lots is
Connected with the house is veil of strong melic,.
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
the bath room, kitchen, and water closet with VIZ
ter, which is obtained in unlimited quantity with
out going out OF doors. Application may be made
to Mersrs. GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers; Mr.. WgLs.
at the National Hotel, to the subscrit En- on the
premises photographic plan { Ellayille will b.
exhibited, and terms OF sale made known on apuli.
catisn above. "
In omnibus runs three times day between Ella,
Vile and Washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT. !
aug 1T
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MAXWELL, SEARS e. COILEy

NO 5E3 Seue'aai srest, three doors abops Fa c,,..
A hE opening and have in store the lsrzees l.
"a and most complete stock of Fall end Wia,sr
DRY GOODS they have ever offered to thrir cue
toners, many Of which hsve besn bought a. the
large auction sales m Rev York. We are prer4r st
therefore to ofer crest bar aims in Fancy br.s.
Shks and al other Dress mstsrsls, ornprisipg All
the novelties Of thu feason,
Our stock O. Staple and Domestic Goods csnbrac.
sn the best brnnds Of Of
Linen and Gotten sheetinQs, Flanuels
Shirtiug Linens spd Cottons Blankets
CurtaiI, Muslin and Dsn,a,ks
Carpetnzs, hearth Rugs, Mas
Cilclotb, and Mattings,
We deem I. unneceessrv m
vte purchasers to al and xapipe cur stock b ,o,
ouyine, AS Shey canrev upon getting g,cd sood.
~ As We varraut ell articles cola q, An, ..,.,
isl ment to prove n represe uted
sep 29-tf No 500 sa,on,s =
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CLOTHING

NF BEST QUALITIES-in order to run of ON
~ assortment Ct Summer Clothing, we are. M v
oferiug our entire sock 1T cost embr.ciug the
and finest variety OF fashionable styles to b.
und in this city. ." = :
CLOTHING MADE TO oRDeR.--weh.ve . large
~ fa hionable stock Of ne cloths, casineres asd
vestipgs every de irahle style and GUILTY. which
we will make te order In the most superior manner
much cheaper than the Usual city prices.
Wall STEPHENS. -at
Pennsylvania avenue, be ween 9Th and 10th sts
next door to Iron Hall also, door east Of National
ffotei sen
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

HtOUNTRY RESIDENCES for r.ut
~ have for rent, several new HOlIsEs. With 3
acres OF ground attached to each, situated on tKen
dali Green" little more than mile ,-th easterlv
from the Co pitol. 'N' '
These houses are spacious and convenient. with
oelaI woodsied, and stable for each, and pumps of
excellent water at hand ~
The situation is beautiful, overlooking a large
pOTuon o. the CITY, and In full view the Capitol
The approach Is By It'll and II SITS, Delaware ave.
nus and II street e'~
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been PERI,
nentiy established on the route, and runs twicet
gay between Kendall Green and the Presidents
Square, leaving at a. m. and D. NJ, Rein, n;na
leaves Centre Market. where 1t makes brief stand
ct "a and 81 O'clock = '-' NV . ''."'
Rent-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS wear. %.
and can be seen by applying to wa. SrICkNEY
VINO lives on Cottage street. or myself, at my resi-.
dence, near the premises. -'''
je 30-tf AMoa KpNnAr1
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~ =. G; MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
SoPEhioR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHcLD RI.
~ Nc's at AuctioRAOn THURSDAY mornino , ..
toser 9th, ct 10 o'clock at the residence OF IoSn
Gl1gett' Esq. On q street, between Az anil 9th ats
snali sell All his excellent Furniture and Honsa
hold Effects, viz: N o"eo
handsome plush covered Tete-a..ete sofa
1ar hahc some DO Arm Chairs
DIX SATIN da ask covered Fancy Chairs
walnut msrbla top Centre L. be Whatnot
Fancy ROut Tables, GiraBdoies. Fsses -
e Tapestry, Three ply and Ingcsin CARPETS
venetian stair and passage Carpet, OiIcloth
curtains, Window Shades, Fire Sets
Bronze Hat Rack, Stair Rods and Evea
Handsome mahogany Chsmber suita. co,,n-;.
ing full marble toy Dressing Bureaus. WaId.
rooss French Bedsteads, MAJ BILE ton Wash
t@' Htands, Toilet Sets, DC. "a, 80 ar
Very superior Feather Beds, Bulste a. and p;,
lows, In Tine linen tickings -
Fist quality Blankets, Counterpsnes o,,;,,s
Sheets, &c. - 'SSo'1
Dining and Breakfast Tables cane seat Chairs
Ohtna, Class and Crockery Ware
Superior Cook Stove and FIX ture,
together with general assortment ot xiii O,
Utensils. -'S-' Vi Ai''ien
The above Furniture is all of superior ousl;tv and
in excellent order ..=:I.-- O ~ "''tf ain'
Terms: SIS and under cash: over that sum !.
credlt OF three and six months Tor notes eatisact
riiy endorsed, bearing interest
Rsk Han n Mos1Jrrpn
Wv --'- 's -t Auctiopeer
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/ 81 / -
s..iI51a. ysts asoHaafcwH, Octobsf ), let4. ,
a number Of the ministers of the, gospel OF
our city hsssnads arrangements for holding
religious services Of the Almshouse every Sab
bath afternoon. On last Sabbath, the Rev.
MIR. Atkinson, of the Presbyterian Church,
preached, and viii be followed on next Sab
bath BY the Rev. B. T. Brooke, Of the Metho.
dist Church, and onithe Sabbath following b.
the Rev. Mr.. CLARK, Principal Of the George
town Female Seminary, Episcopalia aras,sI
Friend Shoemaker, our old and popular
-four inspector, reports to the Clerk Of The Cor.
poration the following inspections for the
quarter ending September Both Whole bbls.
wheat -, 6s,117; half do 2,173. This i
rather small quarters work, owing mainly
to the fact that most of the time our Canal has
lacked full supply of water-stin il sounds
much better than 5000 bbls, as has been
heretofore reported by the correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sum- tzE III = o "a vz1t.5s 20
For The better accommodation Of. our citi-
Gems, Postmaster lilly intends to Thoroughly
reorganize his Office by removing the old
rough-looking boxes-some of which, if we
may judge from their appearance, have been
in it ever since George To,ea was little
boy-and substituting therefor new and con-
venient ones. We would suggest 70 him the
propriety, while he is at it, of removing the
letter boxes some ten or fifteen feet from the
front door, so as to afford shelter to persons,
especially ladies, while waiting for their let.
tiers during inclement weather.
A little boy, son Of Mr.. George Craig, had
the feshy part of one of his hands badly torn
to pieces by the premature discharge Of gun,
Oh last Saturday, while he was in the act Of
loading it. Fortunately for him the position
of his hand upon the muzzle of the gun, at
the time Of the discharge. was such that none
OF the bones or leaders were injured.
Business upon our canal during the last day
or two has looked rather more encouraging.
A considerable number of boaAs have arrived
from Cumberland and other points along the
line, with coal -four, wood, DO. We learn
from persons who have just returned from
Cumberland, that bilious and ague and feve,
prevails to fearful extent at several points
on the line of the canal. .
Our millers are as busy as bees, running
every thing with perfect rush, day and
night Except the Sabbath,) making hay
while the sun shines, or rather making tiou,
while the price is up.
The -four market continues in rather an un.
settled state, held nominally at 1875 fol
standard brands Wheat-White 81. 40, red
$135
We were visited last night by heavy Shove,
Of rain. This morning the clouds look darh
and lowering, with every prospect of settled
rain Sprcr.rop
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NDTICK OF COPARTNRRsETp

" ID. E. HOPKINS having formed q co-psrt.
w . nership with Vim. S Butt, for the purpos,
Of conducting Hsting and Gentlemen. Furpish
ing business, the hrm will be knnwn as BUTT 4
HOPKINS.
The senior partner baving had several wears ey.
perience in the Hating bust esE, in SOME sf The
arTest cities In the country fatters himself ID n b
Eia Pc able 70 serve lhe bat Eesring ceniuanit5 Of
Warrington city with Hat or Cap tbst would he a
credit TO any establishment 10 the country. We
most respectfully invite the gentlemen Of this oitv
to CAL and examine our assortment 1t l. fuii ana
'omph te, embracing every style Of Hat ana Gao
Also, splendid assortment of youths and boys'
Soft Hats and Caps, chidrens Fancy Hats nd Oars.
Dew pattern - 's-s1.-t-t
We hope by keeping FIRST rate assortment, s-,,
Ing cheap and giving Close att nton TO business 70
merit md receive a liberal share of patronage.
3 1Dt r. j.. -r-s ?. BUTT HOPkInS
SEP 2l-2w Corner 9th street and Pa avenue.
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By j. G. McGUIR z. auettonssr
MALL AND VERY DES1RABLE SQUARE 0y
~ Ground at Public Sale-On yHURsDAY .f,..
noon, October 9Th at 81 o'clock. on the premises.
shall sell, without reserve, that beautiful i,ttIe
square known az square south ofsquars les. front
ing IA feet on North STR ct. lib feet inches o,
ioth strSet west ib7 feet IL inches Rhose Islsa
av nue., and 49 fset on a public reservation. cor
TAXING ll.7O9 square feet, more or less ~ -
This square is handsome titu afed on q hirh sns
commanding ground, and is very desirable for :,
private res;dence. "
Terms: O:e fourth cash; residu. ia Y. IS. eua
OF trust on the premises :, ' - y 80 NC
oct I'd I,,o.;s
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

ILLINoIs.-Governor William McMurtry was
nominated for Congress by the Democrats of
Peoria District of Illinois, on the 18th ultimo.
The Convention passed resolutions endor sing
the Nebraska measure The Democrats in
the First District, met at Rockford, and nomi
mated William NJ. Jackson, an able and very
popular man, who will give, it is said, Wash
burn, the Wing Fusio mist, very hard run. In
the Ninth District, Samuel s. Marshall is the
Democratic nominee. =, v --E..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

TIE MAEKEr.-Our principal market was
aeteS wsfI attended this mosnine ~ We have
sssn it owing no dsub', to the fin last night,
which prevented many country people FROM
coming Pricsa fol, many things that have
downward tendency are sill high. Wethink,
as the weather grows cool, the chances fH
better provisions at chsaper rates viii 6e
greater. We hope the poor win be able to OBJ
tain all they want during the approaching
winter o. - s-s7 .s-sos
/ TIE RArN>-Ths rain which commenced last
night did some damage TO property, but not0f
a serious character, which did much good
otherwise - -
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

- LAN lSAN, LdDlELO.
NJ ne. r. n PlACO would respectfully snncurc-
WI to h'f lady pa'rons and friends II at she y
Jost receivn from the New York and Philsdei Nh =.
ma kets very large stock of rich and besuii.ul
Fail Goods, comprising in part
eash and Bonnet Ribbons, MARROW Trimming M.
bands
New shape Straw Bonnets and Frames
Rich Velyer, Plush, and Ribsnd Trimmings, for
closks and dresses
;Iette ~ --.s .
Cambria and svis. Rulings and Kdgings
Gimpure worked Bands Coilsrs II d Sleeves
Head Dresses and Dress Caps of atest pari,i Tan
and New York Styles
lowest prices.
would particularly can the ait ntion of ru-,,.
sefs 70 the great Inducements offered in ,,olls,,
Lace Sleeve, and Ribands just from a. ctien.
All are requested to call and exsmine E then,
serves, & al" MIS-. X. PEACpe,
EfE5 Pa avenue, bet ween 9Th ard 9th sts
sep ST opp. Ceutr- Market
TaE SPIRIT RApPkRs---An Aut0tiOgrspty, D.
Nj isumner Flowers for ths Young, by Mary How
tit. ...-....-.... -
Party Leaders, Sketches of Jefferson, Han iltor
Jackson. Clay, Esndoyh by J. g. Baldwin
- author Of Flush Times In Alabama"
The Virginia Comedians in old DAVIS in the 7l6 Do
minion, edited fron the MSS. Of .. kfineha a
6 o. Esq. ~.
wooao5s,t or Hawks about thu Dove Cote, ~ ".
The Better Land, ey Augustus @ Thompson
the Home IN the Valley. by Emily r. Ca-lep
The Captains Of the Roman Republic as G mrsra-
- With the great modern stratesis SITS, by Henri
TIE Chemistry Of Common Life, part 4-lyJ.WE
Johnston. On ssle at
A"..2'Tfis..- TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Y sep ~ 81 .-,-.. Rookstore. near 9th "a
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ny BARN AID q RUCKEY, Ane t,rs
,..2..l!t .ge!-i;- GEnRGETowN,s 10 y 80,
~ ALE OF FURNITURE, &e., at Auct;on.--W.
~ will sell on FRIDAY, the 9th inst. at 10 o,crs
a m, at the dwelling of the late Mrs. Hobbs, south
OF the College Wall, all the Household Effects. as
centre Table, Lounges, Chairs i1I .talsa,
Side Tables Breakiastdo -
s1teboard, Crockefy and Glassware 80 = '
Mantel Ornaments, Clocks Lamps, DC. gi
He'll, parlor and chamber Carpets 'sn;Eny -
'a Looking Glasses, WRITING Desk -, 5t
Wash Tables, Bureaus, lot If Prints
Feather Reds, Bedding. and Bedeteaas
BOOK Racks. Cock alright, and other Stoves
Riof ZEN Utensils &C. '-i.r - .1.If' -, - .
The House is for rent 'J.r. ---z 80. .s---.
Terms at the eale. ..'f+ --. .--. %
=. -, = BARNARD BUCKLEY,
oet '-u ,+,''t Auctioneers
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03

CITlZENs OF WASHINGTON wishing to lay in
~ stock Of WOOD for winter will do well to give
me a call as en- constantly receiving wood of tn.
best quality On consignment and can give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at nv
yard on Maryland avenue at the Canal Bridge, neaI
the Capitol. -. =
Also, for sale lew, three 6rrt rate Carts, two Va
yer ranks, Wheels, and geering for buggy.
=" Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c .a'-
sep 15-lm D. w HKAF9
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CASH WEIGHTS, Ae.-The subscriber
" would call the attention of carpenters end build.
ers to his large stock of Sash Weights, which com
prises all varieties of weights necessary for build.
ing.
Also, Sash Cord, and a most complete assortment
Of Building Hardware, all of hch Is offered az lov
as can be purchased this side of New York cali
Is respec fully solicited, fully confident the prices
viii suit. Jos. l. sAVAGE,
:, Sign Of the Large Gilt sav,
sep 20 Pa. avenue. near 10Th sf
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Nfwfork, October A company Of United
stssss soldiers, under the command of Major
Morrill, ieFtlsst evening for Kansas, by way
Of the fakes sIED s'ijBa9,H- asls -
The opsnipE Of the new opera house, in
Fourtssuth street, last evening, with Grisi and
Mario, proved 70 be a failure --
The Collin stenner Arctic Is still anxiously
looked for, She is now is her four teen,h d y
ffsm Liverpool At one .otlock. this after
nopn, abe had not bseu Photographed from the
sandy Hook sta ton.
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IfRENCR WRITING INK. by Perine Guyot
Il Bank OF England Writing Ink, by Jones, ma
ker by appointment -
Imported direct from the mf nufacturers in Lon
aon ana Paris by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS. ,

n
g. McELFREsH, adjoining the National Ho-
~ Tel, would invite the public in general to can
and Examine bis stock Of Superior HAVANA GIG AR
OF his own importation. They comprise all thsl n
v'ris brands to suit the various tastes of all con
sumers
Always on hand, every variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco of superior quality =
An elegant stock Of beautiful mounted Cams
Umbrellas, Porte Monnaes, Cigar Cases. PipeA &c
at mot reasonable prices. sen So-olm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03
WIN NOEL q GEO z, BOYD ,3
UPHOLSTERERS 4 RIJND MAKERS

"a. acenue, south side, Be. Och and l0lh streets. .
I'VE ere prs pared to furnish senitian inside Rlinde
w ofevery style, Reed Blinds, Psper Curtain, suti
every style Of painted Shades Also, we furnish to
oider curled hair, mess, shuck, and other Mat
Chairs Ottomans, &C.; Carpets and Curtains nestly
made and Warranted to ht old Blinds rspaintsd and
trimmed In q best manner i - : -
hil work done promptly, and guarantesd to give
satisfa etion ca. aa-sxp.,