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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
6HoRGETOWA, Nov. l6

0Aok6ETOWN, NOV. 10, 1S6i.
At the sale Of property by Barnard 4
Buckley, yesterday afternoon, on Lees Hill,
sixteen lots were offered, ten fronting on R Dad
street, and six on Valley. Four only wore
sold and tho balance withdrawn. The pro-
perty is considered valuable, being the most
desirable location for private residences in thu
District. Messrs. John Berry and P. A. Bowen
were the purchasers. These sales evidence q
great rise in the value of property during the
past year. This particular locality is, in con
sheraton OF It's natural advantages, moro
valuable than the ratio of lots in our CITY.
The proclamation Of Mayor Addison appears
this morning in the Georgetown Advocate, set
ting apart next Thursday, the 23d, as day of
Thanksgiving and prayer.
The Columbia Iron Furnace, at the old MA
con q foundery, commenced operations yester
day. This establishment is for the manufao
turing OF wrought iron directly from the orc.
The discovery, we are informed, belongs to
the owner of Ibis establishment; and this, we
believe, IS the only mandatory of the kind
in this section, if not in the United States.
we are pleased TO learn that Mrs. Slicer,
wife OF the Rev. Henry Slicer, has 50 far re-.
covered from her recent attack of typhoid
fever, as to be able to leave her room, and
leave no doubt upon tho mind of her family
and friends of her speedy recovery and entire
Ies Grafton to sound health
A prvtracted meeting in the Methodist
Church, at Tenaly Town, will be commenced
on Sunday, under the management of tho Rev
Thomas Sewall.
The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest,
yesterday, amounted to about 1000 head, 800
Of which were sold to District butchers al
S2.25 a 81 12t ON the hoof, equal to - so q
50 % net; the remainder we're driven 10 Bal
timore. Sheep 81 81 per head. Hogs 81
IS.
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MarEets.-Small sales yesterday of -four To
home trade, at 49, so q So 62t for common and
extra brands. Holders do not appear anxious
this morning to operate to any extent at
these prices. The supply is gradually in.
creasing. A considerable quantity has reached
but as most of it was on consignment, it is
net likely that it will tend to effect prices to
any extent, if at all. Wheat is coming in
quite freely, and selling readily at 81 IS a
$l70 for red, and $1.7O $175 for white.
Corn-white, 70 a IS CENTS yellow, 20 SO cts
Corn meal, 80 IS cents. Oats-a cargo of
1000 bushels sold yesterday at AZ cents, struck
measure Apples-cargo now Offering at 81
per Dbl Irish potatoes, 81 30 per bushel for
a prime article. Plaster-lump, per ton 81 so
Fuel-eoal, by retail, Cumberland, S. so; red
ash, SO; white ash, s. so; Dauphin, SIS so.
Wood, by retail--hickory, 81 81 so; oak.
$3.50; pine, SIS a S. So SPECTATOR.
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BY y. S. @sf4SFsTs Aueti0nesr,


Ey u. S. NREGEs1s AuctiOnssr,
Georgetown.
INTENSFYEs r Or SUPERIOR and well
IL kept Furu.tu e o: The Uni H"tel.-On MON
ttY next he 20'h IL Ut at 40 Q loek, we shall
sell, with 1T reserve tie extensive sortment Of
superior Furniture OF the Union Hotel. ell o; cii
hiss beeu laid in new within the past Is MOI BE-
ire tar?tt. Mattresses. TIA lie snd Bel Iio-n. ed
Cnr'ai@s are from the celebrated hous, of St IT.
Of New York
We name In par
Suptri roses oo- sn II ahogany spring Sofas sn6
Lounges
Mahogany csn, sn1 irdsor Chsirs
Do DIM 8. eeotr-, card aud pier Tables
Eleg mt oval snd square Yilt frame Mirrors
Rich 'ets IF Window Curtains
tr'- Oh Oh na Dinner and T.a Ware
Flu | So Of niazs Ware
sich Plated Casters. fandlesticks
Forks Sroon &c livery Knives
Rich ana heavy 6lass~sr. as Decanters, Tumblers,
Wine, Gohlets, Ceieries, Salts, &c.
superior octave Piano o t., by Chickaring
Brussels 3-piy and ingram Carpets AID Rugs
Oilcloth. Ca pets al d lattings
Very l-rge lot OF SUPERIOR Table and Bed Linen,
blankets, Conf rts, &C.
70 superior hair Mattresses, warranted
rs dc French Bedstsads
4o'sters and Pill ows, best quality feathers
Mahogany dressing ana plain Bureaus
Wardrofes Nah gauy Washsiauss
Mahogany hair seat and cane Rockers
Gas Oh ndeiiers
Window Blinds. Chamber Sets
Superior hall, parlor, radiator, alright, and other
complete set of Coppers for cooki, z purpos
Carry all ami Harness. with large variety sutet,
to first class ho.rl
Terms: $50 and Under caeh; over that SUN q
credit If so, 60, and 80 dsys, f-r approvsi IN
dorse! notes, on delivery, the NOTES srng Interest
e. 5. WRIGHT,
nov I'D Aactione,r
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WircoDsiD Election.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. j. - Billinghurst, the fu-
sionist candidate for Hougress in the Third
District, Wisconsin, has s. 0c9 majority.
Daniel Wells, Jr., Dem, is reelected by
1851 majority in the First District and c C.
Washburne Fusionist, in the Second District.
Including Senators who hold over, TIE new
Senate, as far as heard from, stands 10 Demo
Gratis and Fusionists House, Ii Democ rats.
Is Fusionists, and Independents. The elec-
ton of u. S. Senator, in place of Henry
Dodge. Dem, who voted against the Nebraska
bill, will devolve upon this Legislature.
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Boarding,

ROAAni The Misses 81 aNKS, aoioin-
ID Ing the store Of Mr.. Berry, On Brides etreet.
Georgetown have several fine ROOMS to let and
are prepared to accom- mod ,te Boarders, tn perma
nent aud transient, on tha most modera te terms.
nov 9---lm
pOA5sDGNG.-HIs DUvALI., peEna avenue
~ nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine Rooms
and Offers every desirable com tort and eccommods-
ton 1or families or single gsntIemen-permanen t
or transient. No more agreeable boarding hous,,
will DE rcVnd ia Vt ashngton ie ,b-Iy
D0uais AND BOARD-SMVERAL SIN0LE gen.
La tietnen can be acco prnodated with pleasant
rooms, FURNISHED or unfgrnished) with or without
Board in the large odern house No. $50 Thirtee nj
street enc square north OF Pennsylvania avenue
oct 2l-iuls
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BY EARE d BUCKLEY.
GEORGETOWN.

BY BARNARD d BUCKLEY,
Georgetown.
EOoD AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AT
VI Auction - O. TUESDAY, the 2i,t int mt 1T
III oct OK, at the reside nee Of Phitip Or filth
Esq Secretary 10 tho British Legation corner #
WsFt and O nEress Streets, We Will sell his ehii1e
Furni ure, such as
Nah gany +Oia ard Rocker
Do centrs and d. Tables
Do hair, Light Stands
Han some air stuffed sofs, d. srm Chair
Hsll and chamber Chairs, passage Tables
PsrOr, b II and chamber Carpets
Walnut and imitation Wsrirobes
Beiste d, Wash Tables and Stards
Fir'trste Fsath r. Bed, Hair and sbuck Mattresses
Dressing ard other Bureaus
Stoves, hsii and p ri, + Lamps, Shades
Chamber Sets, ooking Glasses, Msntsl Clock
Gcod Cooking Store, &C.
TIE ms cash.
BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
nov 15-ts Auctioneers
EACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
H. fleets at ALctio2-0n I Tuesday MORNING
November 11st. n Q o'clock, at the residence o.
Il. Bsrro-, Esq, GU street, between Ninth end
Tenth sire t, shall Sell all lis Furniture and
Househol Effects, viz:
Superior sswOod casa Piano Fo2tc, by Reichen.
bach
Mahsgaay French S3la, Divans
Walnu Wh9rnot, l.oat Tables
Gaze ssst Chairs, e. cae g. Arm Chairs
Nsniian Bi;nls, Window Shsdes
Three ply mi lnf rain Cares, Uilcoth
Fuil osrbe top esSiug Buren,, Go Washstand
Mahogany FrenC,- Bsdsiead, do. Wardrobe
Do. Dressing suresus, Vas stands
Oh rry and painted Wardrobes, Wsshstsnjs
= APPLE AID cherry Cot aye BeCs-eads
Four superior Father d. Bolst-Ts ard rilowe
Excellent assortment CT Blankets, Comfort, &C
NJ. hcgaby Dining Tables, refrigerator
Gilt Tea Set Glass aud Gro kery Wars
Superior Co stove Radiator
ioss' Der VIII q general assor ,ment Of Kitchen
Requisites,
T6:Eis. $50 in uHarr c,.eh; of.r iG., fIri q
credit u two ana ivuI nop.a, 10. n3lss "a ia &C
toIi'y endorsed, bearing interest
+. 5 The house is for rem; inq Lire of the eve
uonesr. JAMES C. McdUIKE.
nov I'D Auctioneer.
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National Know.Nothing Council

CITCINEATI, Nov l3.-It is reported here
that National Know Nothing Council is to
meet in this city at noon on the 18th instsr
for the purp ,se Of making arrangement. vi
the presidential election. 1t is expected 4 =.
a candidate will be selected from three prcn.
inent individuals, whose DANES W. be pre-
scented TO the council Sam Houston of
Texas; Jacob Broom, of Pennsylvania, and
Willard Fillmore of New York, are tho three.
john N Clayton, it is said is out of the ques-
ton. Twenty eight States-even California
will be represented
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE THs MARKET ON PENNSYLVA-
~ MA AVENUE doors below Ninth street,
Is NE" CLOTHING STO fE for Men and Boys,
opener this day. DECKER, enc Of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants in he North has determined
TO fer 10 the citizens of Washington and vicinity
his excellent Clothing the lowest NOrther prices
ior cash only. / b re the
POOR MAN
will find just such Clio mig Store as has NO teqp
wanted N Washington. His motto is chesp for
ca b, and oNE PRICE ONLY
good substantial Kuo!Ien coat lie will sell for
20; and heavy winter pants, We'll lined for s. %;
ana NE coa's, oveTcol's, mi yebts ia proportion
Good wool and c);ton under hr.s. h .eiery 81 ,,es
DC, chsaHer tn N the che pest nov lI-tI
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WOOD AND COAT,

NOW Is THE TIVE T,BUY YOUR COAL AMI
~ WOeD.-Vhe subsc iber nes On ham aud Is
also receiving supply Of COAL frem tia mort a.
proved mines which he will sell At the verv lowe,
market price 70 cash Ais. Oak, Pine, and Htcs.
CRY WOOD. Of the best gu .lity.
A cargo OF part Red ami psrt White Ash COAL
daily e1 ect7d to arrive. who intend lay
ing In iheir Coal for the winter, W. nd do well to
send in thir ID re soou and ge it dir ct from the
vesg in good order JAMES DAILY.
New York sv., between I3 b and Nth streets.
nov 11--lnH
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Great ChancerY Suit-Failures

NEW YORK, Nov LII is said that tho
house of A. Belmont & Co., bankers OF this
city, have commenced a chancory Kit egalns.
the New Haven RAILROAD Company for The re-
covery of $4,000 damages, sustained on stock
hypothecated with them. Several other suits
also understood to have been commenced
against the road
Two failures in the dry goods trade are an
nounced to-day, but the names have not trans
PRED.
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From Bermuda.

NEW YORK, Nov. I4-Bermuda dates to the
9Th state that the English line. Of oattle-ship
Boseamer, Of 40 guns sailed FROM that island
for Greytown on the 4th.
The Bermudian states that the British Gov
eminent is collecting powerful feet in the
West Indies, and apprehends serious difficulty
in relation to the destruction Of Greytown
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GAS TTXTURES

GAS FIXTURES.
lust received at the subscriber General House
y Furnishing Store, a fresh supply o. ca FIX
TURES, embracing many new and bes6 q pst
terms, which will b. sold at tho mant1E 6tulurs
Cornelius Co., PHILADELPHIA retail prices. Pur
chasers will ind it to their interest to Gull and en-
anime them.
= GAS TUBING introduced in Private Dwellings
Public Halls, &c, by experienced and superior work
men, at low prices
C. W BOTELER, Iron Hall,
Nos. SfS Pa. avenue and $40 street.
NOV H-eoff
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THI PRESENT YEAR.-The year 1854 began
on Sunday, and will end on Sunday, thus
having fifty Sundays. January, April,
July, October and December have each five
Sundays. Such an array of Sundays, it is
said, will not occur again until 1882.
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A Storm East.

BosroN, Nov ia cold northeast storm
commenced here at noon-snowing at FIRST but
now turned to rain.
NEW YORK, Nov Is We have cold north
easter prevailing here, rendering overcosts
aud brisk fires Indispensable
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" DOWNS f. HuTCatN.Os. Al

by Dc Ns & UUTCHkNsOs. A,is-
Asf ATuHE~ L JE"ELRl, GUNS. Fancy 600 6
~ &c, at Aurtion o, SAsUkDAf -v-nirg,
ths ss.h instant. 1t O'clock, -hsii sell at ur
store, arg ot o. Ie~elry cfev.ry de1criptiCn "a
g"th u v b an invojce Of Watches, which yer. I'D
NeTlised foe Last aturds;, but not sod In
Sequence Of not haviuE arriv' i'm 'im~
ALo, several sope icr n 18Th twist double sni
singh barrel gIns Terrs cast,
l0WhS Il HUT CRIMSON,
Auctoneers, I28 Pa. .iyenue, near Il st
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HEAVY ROBBERY The safe of the agents Of
Adams d Co. 8 express company, at Vincennes,
Ind, was entered by thieves, with false keys,
on Friday night last, and $500 distracted
No clue to the robbers has yet been obtained.
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TUsE hECEIVED, = fresh supo y ofA 3
- WILhOk's COO LIVER OIL AND PeOS
PLATE OF LIVE. The most palstahie aud effica.
Gus p eparat'oo of Cod liver Oil Known :or he
Gre OF Consumpt,cn, Scro'ula, Coughs, G Id,
Asthma, br rci.i is, an sIl scr5 fuIoEs humors,
For sails by SCHWARTZE a SON
(Agert Tor Washington0 Pa. avenue, next door
10 Z. ). Bot'l 1A-2m
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ga Philadelphia paper inquiries what
has become of the case of one Of the Alder
men of that city who was lately found drunk
in the street.
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New York Election

New York. Nov. l5-p. m.-The Times Of
this morsing figures up, with oficia, returns
of twenty -six counties, majority for Clark OF
247 Since the official returns have been re-
ceived, of twelve additional counties, Clsrk's
majority, according to the Times, is increased
to S95
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g The Omnibus Lines of Baltimore, have
abolished the sale of tickets. The fare is to
be six cents and not less, and no half. price
passengers
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PROGRESS IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS The
first application in the Sandwich Islands for a
bank charter, has recently been made, the
first steam flour mill has been built and the
first -four manufactured.
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Baltimore Markets, &C.

BALrIMeRE, November l6 -Flour-Sales
of Howard street -four at eS2s; City
Mills S.. 5000 bushels wheat sold at sl.7O
81 IS; red wheat 81 IS ST. IS. 10000 bush
els corn sold at IS a so cts for yellow, and ~
changed The above sales we're before the
Asia's news-since which, breadstuffs are held
higher
5 At Philadelphia, breadstufs have gone Up
since the arrival of the Asia.
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The Wreck OF the Few Frs

New York, Nov. 10 A despatch from the
High Lands of Neversink states that tie bodies
of eight women, two men and tgo children
were washed ashore last night from the wreck
of the New Era.
Nothing further from the wreck has been
received this morning
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The Bptman Rioterf.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 16.-The exsmi-
nation of the rioters in the Butnau riot o.
curing here not long since, is progressing
to-day, amid great popular excitement, indeed.
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r. D. TWEEDY.
4 fORNER of Penns ylvania avenue and Thirteenth
~ street, south side, offers to purchasers choice
lot Of FAMILY CIR JCERIES, at exceedingly low
prices.
Superior Blsck Tea, at so cts per pound
Young Tyson SO OTIS; very good article
Layer Rasin', new crop
Figs, Prunes, Pine Apples, and English Dairy Chees.
American, French, and English Mustards
French and Spanish Olives
Worcest. rshire soho and other sauces
And every other article usually kept In a frs.
class establishment. Fer sale rery chsap for cash.
nov S-Solw
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- HIRrS, COLLARS &c.
~ This day rse-ued a large supply of SHIRTS,
y am Back and Byron Col ars Linen and Muslin
Bosnrs, &C., at BIR6E'S,
ROVE WlIards' Hotel.
Nautical ALHAN ACS, English and French
~ for 1854 1885, 1856 anu 1857, Imported By
oct II FRANCK Z &vl6R
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M ANTED-A STEADY single Man, colored or
w white, is wanted to t. ke care of a corse ., Il
COW and garden. and for Other outdoor work Az
pl5 on tn premises, Fourteenth street. betw.en p
and Q, or by ote addressed to Box SO3, City Post
CfIice. nov I5Hess
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SAI ANTED TO HIRE-A colored Boy, aboli Il
w years old. Apply at JNO. II GIBBS tsir
Dressing Establshm. nj, Wizards Hotel.
nov Is 3tt
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov Is -Four thousand bsIa
rels of -four cold to-day, at l2c. advance; and
40, 900 bushels of MIXED corn at 9Oc.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. l6.-The propeller
Bucephalus has foundered on Lake Huron
Ten lives were lost by the catastrophe.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

THE subs critters have on hand, and are now re.
l. ceiYipg L. high, Schuylkiil, Rcd Aah, ink
and White AL COAL. Also Pine Grove, Baltimore
Company and Gray Ash (Wyoming Valley COAL;
all IF exc lent quail y, and suitable for Furnaces
Crates, Stoves, Radiators, Ranges, &c. Also. Cum.
2a4O lbs. to the ton
We have als5 o. hand a go d stock of Oak, HEX
ory and Pine WOOD All of which We offer at cur
rslt rates. JOHN GIVEN CO.,
Corner of Fourteenth and C streeta.
NIB. We woult return our sincere thanks 10 III
friends AM the public for their very attering pat
ronage, and hope to merit continuance Of the
same by fulni hing coed article of fuel, attentinn
to bushes fair dealing, and pro- p;ness in delivery
nov 1l--eo2w* j G.. 4 co.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

INS-BARGAINS.
WISHING to reduce the present stock Of Fall
w Goods oc hand have determined to MAKE q
great reduction in prices.
Muslin Embroidered Collars s. worth 50
Cambria do 90 20, 3lH, 37H and SO
Do and Muslin Enid Sleeves, 500. to 81 so
Lace do 5Uc. to IS
Do Embd Habits and Collars 25c. to SO
Muslin do do 514 to S.
Do do Caps 1914 to 81 80
Lace do do 81 to 81
Face Flowers 12k to rs per pair
Bonnet Ribbons to Il yard
'sp, neck and sash Ribbons
Cord Kid Gloves g. NJ pair
Cambria Bands 81 to 81 80
Muslin DO tOc t. S.
Dress Caps, silk and thread Illusions
Braids, Gimps, Buttons. Stockings
And q variety of goods too nuEerous to mention
A. TATE,
3l4 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th aud 1lth sta.
nov e-enl2t
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4 RkSPEUTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WIS rs
n situation as LADY's MAID or NEELLB
WOMAN She thoroughly understands Der duty,
having lived as such in England HISS no objection
to assist in drees making room. Address E. c.,
east side Of High street. north of Bridge and oppo-
site "allsce's tobacco store, Georgetown.
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Successor to Presley Ewing.

HLoUIsvILLE, Nov. I5-Mr Bristow fWhie,
has been elected to Corgr in the Second dis
tIict of this State, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of Hon. Presley Living.
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dor EENT-A STOhE UN PA. AvENUEyHE
Il neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build
ings next to the corner of Pa avenue snd Eleventh
street, which said corner is coon to be opened by
Hilbus Hitz as their Music store and Piano WIRE
rooms The store now for rent will make a capital
stand for almost any kind Of business, as already
business place in ashing Apply st the couI ter
of the Star Ofics oct 26-tf
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N} ANTED iMMEDIA' ELY A Journxyman
w Bootmaker. To steady hard. CON Isnt en-.
ployment given. apply 10 SAMUEL DATCH sR.
No. BIG street, between Tenth and Eleventh sts
nov l5-Sts
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WANTsD-BY A sES pEOfABLN Y00N
w woman, situation as Chsm' ermaid or Cook
IN smali family. God ify reference Enuuirs
a Mrs 8urns', X, betw. 18th and 10 b Its.
nov 16-1ts
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nON'T YOU WANT HOMh?-1OO BUILDING
~ Lots for sale on easy terns to suit any percon
that wants to bnlld Fine store house on corner
Ssventh and streets, to let.
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
g, between Seventh and Eighth street.
oct 94-1m*
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BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auc'rs.,
GEORGETOWN.
BOSTON ICE AT AUCrION.-On FRIDAY, 18th
ID inst, at IL O'Clock, We will sell at the Ice
House Of Miller, deceased. the corner of Green
and Beall streets, about sixty or SEVENTY TONS
of ICE, late arrival from Boston.
TeIms-sixty and ninety days. credit for no es
satisfactorily indorsed, bearing interest.
nov IA BARNARD BUCKLEY.
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"A ANTED teaapt for ihs Grocery store cur.
w nsr o Third aud Market sire t. Genrgetown
nov Is 49,
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EHVENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGES -PAOF.
E SCHONENB Il re will commence reviewing
classes in Languages on Monday. 30th October, at
his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue.
oct 23-tf
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THE SOUAE AFFAIR

SEVASTOPOL STILL HOLDS OUT.
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WhNTED-A GOOD NAN, 70 DEN Oy-
~ Eng ., apply &C FLlNT'S.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
A RUSSIAN VICTORY.

Arrival of the Steamer Asia
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WANTED, BY RESP ECraBLE WOM1N :,
w sltusiion, who is q first rate vashsr -
ronsr, an do all kinds IF fine washioe Tor i.d;nS
or cnambsr work note addressed to an NJ - q,
this office, will soon be attended to. AZ
nov 16-1f&
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wanxs,

w ANTsD-By respectable Woman sIruA-
.ioN as nonsekeeper, or "a cook washer and
l.oner IN public or private family Private f.m,i,
prsIsrred Address &C & So CITY Posi- Offica =,
H ost Juice. nov 16-3tA
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TELEGRAPHIC.
A Steamer Foundered-Lives Lost.

Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
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GUNS.
FE'HE best assortment Of g JNS in this city, eng
1 lish. srench, and German Double ami Single
barrel Rird and Duck Gnns) Gs, be found at the
store of the subscribers.
Sporting Goods in great variety, Wig:
Percu sIou Caps (Eley 8. Starkey's, Cox Wslkers)
Felt, Cloth and Paper Wads, Powder Flaske,
Shot Belts and Pouches, &C., Gunsmith's ma.
tsrials of almost every description.
All Of wa Oh will be offsred at very low prices BY
e. TUCKER 4 CO.,
$50 Pa. avenue, nearly OPP. Browns HoteL
nov sal 14,l6,l8
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THE MARKETS, 4c., DC.

MR.. sOULE DEPARTED FOR SPAIN
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4. III. GILLET

+. Fl. GILLET,
COuM sci Tor a. Lsw,
Oiice ana residence in Frankla Row, co fner O. K
ana Tcirte-nth street oct 9S-dly
llRANEn TOR ladies'. aud gentlemen &C
ID oetH BlRGRS, Winards Hotel.
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an CAPITOL HI L-fHREE VERY DESIRA-
" bis Building Loss No. /, Is, and 16 in Square
1877. between Esst Capitol and A SITS. south, Third
square east of Capitol Grounds, will be sold a.
commodsting terms on application to G. Crandell
No. 80 streei, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square S!2.
oct 25-lm&
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STORAGE.-Those heving Furniture, Dry Goods,
co'nraodatiops in the large airy, fag-sone pa we'd,
and dry Easements under the star Office. Pa.
avenue and Eleventh Ct Apply at the Star Office
oct 25-tf