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IN petition Williams, Administrative Thos
H. Williams, deceased, woeSu Station, New praying
for the extension granted the said Tbos, VIII
ums the 4al OF December 1870, for Improvement
chnery for hardening bats fng hcn for
r1praoB OF said PATENT which tste place The lgh day Of De
ceuibeT, 1851
IL Ordred thai The said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, the 9Th oi November ~ O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show IL they have
why said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons The extension Gle the Patent
once their objections, specially forth writing
before the day Of hearings al testimony filed by either party
be used the said hearing and
codance with the rules Of The Office which will furnished
plicaion.
depoons and other relied filed
the office on OF before The morning OF that day the
within dsys thereafter
Ordered also, thai published Union,
and Evening Washington, &. Evening
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific American New York Po
Boston, Massachusetts; and Daily Courier Buffalo n
three successive weeks previous OF
Der next, ne day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commisseaer Of Patents.
r. sEditors the above
ter bs e Patent Oce, with paper containing
sep z9-ihw3w
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GREAT BArgains In Dry Goods-Our Mr.. Hall has jase
VI from New York,
auction sales have heard much ssou
opening the goods purchased sacn6ce
win purchaser that tisk favor
call both quality and price, Our embraces
both
goods ix.ee carpetines Of
quality, We
spectfuiy request purchasers will
purchasing confident greatly thec
mind, the handsome goods always
had e6rstof
Sep l5-d9wif HALL L BROTHER
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All the above furniture made ssd
bought anywhere
Goods Of the Union packed under his
sonal
July 27-3dmosf
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p.o.AN hotss, Hanover street, Boston by
, ce heouu enlarged, and elegantly furnished possessing
iop of the travelling public.
Dec n -siy
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty of land number so 6
II the 7h day of January, 1852
Z. c. Cabbe Washington ID. by
him. There said notify regis
land ofces
Of Pensions for duplicate Of said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MAMAxsA, jackson county, Florida, Augus4, 1854.
Aug l2-law6ws
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HALL 4 BROTHER
Mr. BushnoIl's school, !,

lah street, between y sui @ avsets WasAinstcn.
THE session viii Monday in Eep4ern-
ber The of insuaction
mathematics elements
together with all the English branches taught the best
-choor Cucusu be had The school the book
Aug ll-PnkTue
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January a. ls5 or the railroad the Cha
nooga with Central railroad Of Mississippi the
Ohio road and branch from point Eyon
bu the bend Of the Tennessee rye Alabama
DeInOpgs Alabama
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THE MISSES HAWLEH's boarding and Day School
will be reopened Monday September
No l67 Pennfyvana avenue, between 18th and 18th
Terms Board and tuition English French,
Other mu
charges Circulars containing scholars &c.
obtained the school
t2-taw3wTuThkSat
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NEW FALL GOODS Having just the North,
" take pleasure in informing friends patrons and
the public generally that have
collection Of cloths
vennfs English sbcs selected wi III great care
importing IN which am pre-
usual the latest and approved
and the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
TennsyIyanis avenue between AZ and 6d streets.
Sep 9l-dm
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uMBERThe subscribers, hsvng abhed themselves
IL lumber old of VIM
Streets prepared
terms. They solicit public patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT co.
June IG--of
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CABINET-MAKER AND UPIioisTERER,
No. IS South Eleventh. Street. fAiindeiy&ia,
RSPECTFuLLY invites Of public
where he keeps psror
|, Irnitu
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~ ,OUsE-FURSIsHlNG Dry Goods, CarPetinx Floor
~ oil cloths, curtain Materials &e-We have
complete Of the above goods the Styles which
reduced pcss which will enable grea
Inducements housekeepers and purchasers The
list Of some Of the leading articles:
$50 pieces newstyle tapestry velvet carpengs
IS do do do Brussels do
100 do do quality do do
rs do Brghs patent English do
do do velvet do
20 do tapestry velvet stair and passage carpeings
25 three
$50
25 hall and step Venetian
25 pieces 4, 1874, l44 printed duggets
B printed drugeet crumb cloths, richly bordered
25 elegant mosaic rugs
$50 chenille and tuited rugs, cheap
50 dozen brass stair rods, all lengths
fun sheets heavy floor oil cloths which will be
shape size for hall, passage, room.
In curtain aterinls and fixtures
rs pieces very rich anes
IS do do worsted laines
30 do damasks
10 do Turkey red twiiled cashmeret
IS do coored worsted damasks
so pairs extra-rich lace curtains
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
SO ds do tamboured do do
IS pieces embroidered and tamboured curtain muklins
800 rich gilt window corDces, all sizes
Together with variety Of fixtures for urthns such
loops curtain pins ELK and worsed
Sc TO which respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
HOoE, BRO, co.
Sep l6-3Aw4wif
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No SIS June 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad:
districts Of lands susee Louis, Missouri
DO do do Jackson, do
5ls July I5 1884, railroad Dubuque, Iowa.
Minnesota Left Hand River Fond Lac, Lake
peo Wisconsin, except the lands in Wisconsin heretofore
notice No. 5s0)
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SIIkS sILkAWe would ladies
our immense stock Of elegant silks opening and
ing been lately bought York sacrifice
We will them from ~ 50 less han
We sell and psn striped tl2
yard for 3d. The ladies especially invited call
look nj them. BARNES b MITCHELL.
On the avenue, between 6ih and 9th streets.
Sept 23-eo2wif
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No 4 January lsS4, tor railroad from Cams Landing
e Mississippi IyeI Arkansas, Camden, and Fulton,
Ibe Texan boundary line and its branches al Camden;
In the districts subject sale Helena Arkansas
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A FRENCH Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
employment academy school, willing divide his
time will do himself
applications wishing employ such teacher
submitting his testimonials in obedience call addressed
D., Washington, ID. c. Sept S-d2w
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papers will piease and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing ihis noes
Sept 20-law3w
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CHARLES MASON,
Uuitcd States Patent Once,

sEdtors OF the above papers will please copy and send
bills Patent Office, with
Sep - iRR3w
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p sEdors Of the above papers Will pleas. copy
uer i 10 is Patent Once, with paper containing This notice
sep s9-iaw3w
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March 20, 1854 railroads from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery Aabama and from the place We
umpka Eyon, DECATUR and Athens, Tennessee
In OF subject
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p. j. Steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened winter uoods
for gentlemen direct from the best importing
Cenuemen upon complete
the newes! and best goods the Market pces calling
p22-2aw3wf
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Oct
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United States Patent once,

Intel and Ev. Smr.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
aEoRaEToWN CORRESPONDENCE

dsoRGETOwN, Nov. IL, 1884
Quite heavy rain commenced falling last
evening, and has continued without intern1is.
sion up to the present time. In consequence
of it all kinds of outdoor business this morn
ing is suspended.
There has been for some time considerable
stringency in tbs money marke. Althou Oh
our banks CO ntinue to afford every facility,
our merchats feel it pretty severely. We
have heard limitations from some of leading
business men, that our city affords induce
ments for tho esta ishment of another bank.
with capital of 5000, 600, or better, $500, 900.
1t may seem strange but it is nevertheless a
fact, that the amount Of banking capital ex
ceeded the present amount some $500 600,
twenty-seven years ago.
As an evidence Of the high price of slaves,
will mention that at the sale, yesterday, of
Barnard Buckley of tho personal effects of
the late Michael Miller, two small bows. Che
seven and the other six years old, sold one for
S4O5 and the other 1905.
The canal steamer Congress was offered ct
public sale few days since, and withdrawn ct
$500
The quarterly meeting at the Methods.
church commences tomorrow. Rev. Nor val
Wilson will preach at eleven O'Clock in he
morning. We have been requested by The
pastor, Rev. B. Brooke, to say that the love-
feast, which was to be held to morrow morn.
Ing has been postponed until Monday evening,
at seven O'Clock.
We would advise all those who are in want
OF first rate potatoes, large, mealy, and fine
favored, to call On Peter Berry, Water street
The offerings of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest,
for the week, have amounted to 800 head 100
were taken by District butchers at 81 % a
81 70 On the hoof, equal to 81 so a 81 so net
The remainder was driven on to Baltimore.
Sheep 81 81 per head. Hogs 81 s. Is.
On the -four and grain market the last tor
eign news has had no effect. Flour is held at
IS IS 50 for good standard brands White
wheat 81 80 q ST. IS, red 81 Is a 81 80. Corn,
white and yellow, IS SOC. Oats, two CAR
goes of 5000 bushels, sold yesterday at 49,,
struck measure. SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

INRE Subscriber has now on hand n.ca; c5mr -
i assortment of GOODS, which hsye be- -
ed with the greatest from ile manufactured
both in this country ADD Europe, aod on the best
TERMS al Offer ed 70 consumers at saving Of
from ten to tweL Il tive per cent. Our stack CON-
prisss-
Housekeeping articles every article required
ebJut a hoEse that can cone under the head OF
Hardware
Building materials, nne assortment not except,
ing sash Weights, at cents per pound
Mechanics Tools, eve variety, aud L ostiy saY,
ranted
Leather Betting, Gum and hemp Packing, at Bos-
Factory prices
Grey Rrothers' or Springs, warranted fr fouy
years We the Agents ard viii furnish
dealers at Factory prices
baau,iful assortment of Feather busters. at
New York prices and rs Ter cent cheaper than
other styles.
All of which ara offsred st q small advance for
cash to punctual customers b.
JOSEPH J.. SAVAGE,
sign Of the large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue,
nov 7-eoim betwe' n 10th and llth Is.
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Baltimore Markets Mail Failure.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-Flour is dull,-How-
ard street nominally held at S.. so; City Mills,
So Is. Wheat has declined-IS 900 bushels
sold, white, 81. sOs$1 90; red, 81. 74a$I 50.
Corn-10,0 600 bushels sold-white, 75s.; yd-
low, 76c. Whisky, 40.
1t rained all last night, and the rain is still
falling.
The mail which left New York last evening
arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
s~ BURDoN RURRow,s E11x1p VIE

81 BURDON BURROWS ELIXIR yIrE-Its vrtnes
nave been endorsed by DIVINES, EDITORS, LAWYERS
ChEhlSTS, and other eminent individuals.
IC ana ODD FELLOWS LODGES of Norfolk By
OF Tue city OF Norfolk aud town of Portsmouth, every
one OF their Is 600 Inhabitants living
aordnary virtues themselves and
quAintance Remember certificates performed in
THIS city where the medicine s prepared pub
shed Numerous persons take II every spring fall and
all who have adopted wise require med
ana the testimony Of all usin
nave derived more benefit from it's than from the
meucines ever drugged system with. IL there are
worms IN the body it will kill expel them 1t will re-
move and cure the worst carbuncle drank freely dur
ing husmmatons, modification never ensus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.

NS-BARGAINS.
WISHING to reduce the present stock OF Fall
w Goods Oh hand have determined to make q
great reduction in prices.
nuslin Embroidered collars So w"rihs3
Cambria DO 90 %. 81 81 Is and SO
DO and Muslin Emb1 Sleeves. noe to So 90
Lace do Soc t. S.
Do Embd Habits and Collars 25c. 10 $40
Muslin do do 81 t$5
Do do Gaps l21a TO 81 so
Lace do do 81 20 s.
Face Flowers l2JI to rs per pair
Bonnet Ribbons to s. yard
Gap. neck and spsh RIBBONS
Card Kid Gloves 81 Rc. a pair
Cambria Bands 81 to 81 80
Muslin do 50c. to S.
Dress Caps, silk and threat Illusions
Braids, Gimps, Buttons Stockings
And . variety Of goods tor numerous 10 mention.
A. TATE,
3l4 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
Probable Election of Mr. Clark

New YORK, Nov. 10, Evening.-Returns
from several additional counties show unex-
pected heavy msjorities for Mr.. Clark, the
Wing candidate for Governor, and givil z
strong probability of his election. Raymond,
Wing, is undoubtedly elected Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and probably others on the Wing State
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

To THE PUBLIC.
FLIED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRA BOATS
IINHERE having been many complaints land Ger.
Il tainly net without CAUSE of tbs uncerta mt y
Of the arrival aud departure of Boats plying betw
Washington and Alexandria, By men of busin
AVID others, end large numt er of gentlemen ha v.
ing lntimated that boat Running ar regular hours
would be patronized and sustained, the subscriber
has determined again to try the experiment. for the
accommodation Of the public, and has arranged 10
have the omnibuses leave the corner Of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue. in time to connect
with the boat, per schedule below, so as not to
loss time in waiting at either md of the roats Thia
arrangement will make il certain when the b at
will leave, and arrive, in either place BY this ar
rsngement be hstters himself the public will be
better accommodated, and hopes that his boat will
be sustained,
The following are the hours Of departure of the
only reliable ste4m ferry boat plying hstween Alex
andria and Washington:
The steamer George Page viii Leave Washington
daily, at 81, 8, 9H 11L m, ], 3, ~, D. m
Will leave Alexandra at ~, Sx, l0L, a. M.
12L, m, 2. 4, 81, pm.
His omnibuses viii leave the corner OF PennsvI.
vsnis avenue and Seventh street, to connect with
the Boat, at 6, ~, 81, H. a. m, l2a NJ, 2sl and
Il o nnibuses will connect With sll cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Alexsn-
dria. GEORGE PAGE
nov 6-tf
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The Rain-Eew York Markefa

BALTIMORE, Nov. lit is raining at
Wheeling and other places west and north,
which has somewhat interrupted teIegraphic
operations.
Breadstuffs AZ New York, to-day, dull 600
barrels hour, State brands, sold a. 81 81 q
So Is; Southern unchanged. Wheat dull and
declining. Corn-40, 900 bushels mixed solG
at 9Oc. Cotton declining. Stocks depressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

BY j. Z. HTcGUIR Aucttoneer.
LNACALLkNT FUSNITU8E AID UoUnkIIO.D
IL Effects st 5uction.-On MONDAY incoming.
NOVEMBER 13tf?, at 10 e'ccck. at the ro7den.- .
Judge Plstt, on north G street, between Tenth md
Eleventh streets. shall sell sll his Furnrura and
Household Ffscts VIZ:
Rosewood Pisnoiorte, Music, Ssend and Stool
hahogany hair fpring seat Sofas and Chairs
Do green plush covered Lounge and
Chairs
Egyptian and white marbIe-top Centre and Pier
Tables
Fancy Reception Chairs. Rout Tables
Blue Satin Gu, tsiDs, lined with white dix, Cor
nice Loops, &C
Marble Pedestais, Vases, Card Receivers
Bronze and Gilt Candelehras, Paintings
Tapestry, Brussels, and three-ply Carpete
Straw Mating o lcicth, Eugs
brussels st ir Car g@ts Rods and Eyes
Hat-rack Hall Lamp
Wainst ES tension Dining Table Side do
Mahoga Nv Sideboard, Oas Diuir 2 Oh irs
French rhl1a DinI Sc siIyec- counted C:st ors
BE su'i.nlly dec orsted Coffee, Tea, and Dessert
Services
Superior English Table Cutlery
Cut ard Presso1 Ga.
Two tai Cotsags Suits. Cu-tein ehsdps
Mahogany Besisteat, D-e ng BUREAUS
Wardrcbee marble too W.. hstaads
superior Feather Beds, best II ir Mattresses
Holsters and Pillows. Husk Mattres es
Cana and Wood seat hairs, Lounges
Superior Hall Stove ana 1rum. Radiators
Excellent Cook st and Fixtures
Ioge her with q general assoftnsut of Kitchen
requisites
Terms: All SUMS under $50 cash; ovsr that FUN
credit OF sixty and ninety days. for notes eats
torilY endorsed, besring interest
S-Ihe house is Tor rent; inquire of the III
dersisned JAS. 4. MCGUIRE
nov7-d Anotioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
Sentence Of DR. Graham

+ NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Dr. Graham, of New
Orleans, convicted Of the murder Of Col Le--
ing, of California, at the st. Nicholas Hotel -
this city, few months since, was to day sem
fenced to the State prison FOR seven years, the
utmost limit of the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
GAS FIXTURES.

TUST received at the sabs~rberf Genera House
81 Furnishing Store, f. sh supply a g TX
TURES embracing mauy new and beautiful PCT
tesns winch will b. rod at the manuocfursrs
& orrelu. Co., Philade phis-) retail prices. euf-
ctsers will una IL to their interest to call ana eA
anime them. 49,,
GAS UUBING introduced in Private DWELLINGS,
Public Halls, &c, by experer"ed and superior WORK
men, at low prioes .,pp u.u
Noa. SIS Pa. avei &c ind 80 D street
nov 6-eQ6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
Soft Congratulatory Meeting.

INV YORK, Nov 10th.-The Sofs held a
large meeting in the Park to night, to oongrat-
ulate Themselves on the else ton cf Mr.. Sey-
mour and repel the Know Nothing charges of
fraud In the recent election. Capt. Rynders
was the principal speaker, and freely charged
the Wing Inspectors with frauds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
r. ID. TWEEDY,

N0RNER Of Penn ylvsDia venue and Thirteenth
" street, south side, offers to purchasers q choice
lot Of FAMILY GRJOERIES, at exceedingly low
prices.
Superior Bl .ck Tea. at SO cts par pound
Young dyson so ots- very good article
Layer Eaisin., rev crop
Figs, PruneF Pine Apples, and English Dairy Cheese
American, French, and English Mustards
French and Spanish Olives
Worcsst rshire soho and other sauces
And every other article usrally Kept tn First
class establishments For sale pcry cheap for cash.
nov 6-solW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

A CAND.-The Undersigned is DoT receiving
IA and opening his FaI and WinOr stock or FUR
NITUab ami HOUSE FURNISHING Antilles.
which viii in a few days be reay for pupi inspec-
toA. I. 5. I. JOHNSON,
Nos. 2l0 Penna. avenue and 3i3 D street,
nov SIT
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Another Extradltiou Case

BosToS, Nov. 10 Captain Mcdonald, of
Gloucester, England, arrived here to-day,
charged with killing man at Cape Breton.
1t is expected that the prisoner will be claimed
under the Ashburton treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
The Money Panic at Pittsburx.

PIrrsBURG, Nov. I0.-The panic In the
money market has subsidized Mr. Kings sus-
pension is but temporary, and he will resume
payment 10 q few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Sta
The New York Election

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Governorship IL
still in koubt. Raymond is probably elected
Lieut.. Governor; Fitzhugh, Wing, Canal Com
missioner; Browne, Wing, Prison Inspector.
Dodd, Wing, is elected to Congress from the
18th district. Twenty six Wing Congressman
are eelsted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE.

@N'- TKoIH HOEce POrtSmOuth ~
Globe, July Is -
The Editor In this thts madeleine
~ requires notice. has tested and its wiz
tues SO we'll known from cases of in,
iul use that 1t Is sold just readily without prescrin
ton or recommendation for the
commended as quinne Is for chflls, ~
IN inc local column OF the Norfolk Daily Courier the Ed
tor IN speaking OF this preparation says certainly
ana within our own knowledge has restored
these VINO were considered beyond human Aid Tma
would fail to enumerate those y.rous
Diseases Nervous Disorders Ulcers Putrd Throat
Syphilis Dyspepsia, Incapacitsted Youtha Aens "a 80
&C., sd indnitum. %. n, oNoi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

6JoE SHILLNsToN recei yes all the Books and News
papers fast published He Harpers and ali
the other Magazines, aud readers will always ind
large and good assortment of Blank
his Bookstore Odeon Building, Pa 80 aud 4 At
l9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
Riot Anticip ated a. Williamsburg.

New YORK, Nov. ia riot is appreheuded
at Williamsburg tomorrow The military
will be held in readiness. The Mayor has
issued a proclamation ceunseling order.
A heavy failure is reported at Quebec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11
|" ANOTHER PI

" ANOTHER Pr Emil MIR. WHITFHUl,sr has bean
awarded another premium for his superior
exbibfted at the Worlds Fair New will be r.em
bered that Mr. received from the Worlds Fair London
two medals for his unrvaed OF
Fillmore and Cabinet, and of Niae.rs FALL h
sides premiums at all the fairs which he has
rtes. ~ ','' e"io-
Call and have your kenessss at GALL.
~ near -Four and-s-haf street, Pennsylvsnis avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

SPLENDID PIcTUREs,-Those Of our readers esire
70 pass through splendid Gallery Pictures shout not
is 70 Pay visit to Plumbs Rooms the Avenue He
on exhibition there some choice specimens
Dasuerreotyping in OIL which
Incompatible There portrait executed
sye OF PRESIDENT Fierce, that reflects credit
artist every lneament thereof giving life like EXPIRE
MI Plumbe Is reckoned among the first DsEuerI
of ma an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

by j. q. NJ GUlRN, Aucttcneer.
SUPERi OR PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE AN
- Household Effects, Carriage Pair of Horees. q :.
On WEDNESDAY morning, November 18TH. at 10
O'Clock, ut the Commanders Quarters, WASH ogton
Navy Yard, shall cell portion of the PRIVATE
furniture and Effects of Capt. L. NJ. Powell viz:
Superior Chckering Piano Forte, Stool and Cover
Crimson Plush covered Lounge Sofa
Walnut Etsgere, Beaded Arm Chairs
dendsone Genoese Reception Chairs
Suites of handsome Crimson Demask Curtains wi n
Lace Curtains, Cornce. &c
Figured Lac Curtsins Shades &c
Excellent Plush-covered REVOLVING Chair
Gilt Candidates. Mantel Ornaments
Silver mounted Centre Lamp, Vases
Paintings. Engravines. Rugs
Brussels and Venetian Catpetings
Wanut Bstrack, Hall Lamp
Do Cane s5st ChairF, Lounge
Superior Hair and Husk Mattresses
Blankets, Comic t. holsters, and Pillows
Crockery ard Glass Ware
Together with lot of Kitchen utensil,
At LIE O'clock
pair OF handsome matcned gray Carriage Eo-s s.
very feet, and perfectly kind and gentle
An excellent Fam: Carriage, harness
Buffalo Robe, Covers, &c
Terms: $50 snt under cash over that eu-, p
credit Of two and four months. for notes sat l., o.
t,riiy endorsed, bearing interest
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
poVS-d Auctiopcar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-11

pOAHD4NG-Mrs DUVALL Penna avenue
- nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOFS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda-
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanen
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
Will De found In washington. je l5-1y