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The Fraudulent Stock.

BosToN, Oct. 23.-The Directors of the Yer.
mont Central Railroad have voted to trace tho
fraudulent stock issued by Crane before open
ing the transfer books, and to hold it In abey-
ance until some decision, either legislative or
judicial, is had in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24
Fire at Detroit.

ALBANY, Oct 23.-The brick building on
Woodbridge street, Detrsit occupied BY J.
w. Ingersoll as . sash factory, was destroyed
by fire on Friday last. The loss was about
$4,000. No insurance
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. A.-Heward street 6eur,
s. Is. Whsat-11, 000 bushels sold, white ct
sl.75a$l.S5 and 81 90, and red, 81 ess$l.r6.
Corn-l9, 900 bushels sold, white ct &c.,, and
yellow, at 77c. Other articles unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

q The editors of the Richmond Bulletin
offer to sell their paper and Office. They say
if their Office is not sold before the goth of
November, it will then be sold at auction to
the highest bidder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

VAsHINsToN LODGE No. 2, l. o. Of
Norfolk, July 26th, 1854.
Mr.. b. BUsRow-Desr Sir-In compliance with your re-
quest we inform for the benea public that
brother of our Order John K. Jasper sick while
stranger IL this city, and In his destitute
diton was seEt to the Hospital where found ty
committee of TINS Lodge suffering from +A-net
Scrofula King Evil, and In to be pro-
nounced by the physicians incurabe On
Of brother he induced to medicine and in
three weeks declared left the city for New
York and in opinion his health wes
caused solely by the use y: " specific.
Given under our haGds and seal of Jdse date
above wIi-tv2.
Seal. H. Ransom n
CHAMBERLAIN Secretary
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NEW YORK, Oct. A.-Ths whig, Of the 9Th
district have nominated Capt Marshall for
Congress, and in the 18th, Edwin Morgan.
Jas. McHenry's Liabilities in this eity ars
only $50, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

a There was great scarcity of shipping
at Mobile last week. Forty vessels were need
ed, mostly for the lumber trade:
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DOR RENT The most desirable STORE now to
be had on Pa. avenue Is next door to the new
Star Office. 1t is situated between the new Star
Office and the new store the corner of Pa avenue
and Eleventh street. being fitted up by Hilbus
Hits tor their contemplated magnificent Piano and
Music establishment. Apply early at the Star Of
foe. oct 2-tf
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Keeper Of q Prison Murdered.

CHARLESTON Oct. 23.-Hamelson, Q convict
in the Marion district Jail, attempts to escape
on Sunday, and keeper named Jackson, whe
attempted to capture him, was murdered
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Later from Texas-Declins Of the Fewer.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 21.-A Texas letter Of
the 18th states that the fever IL declining At
Brownsville, and confirms tho reported defeat
of the revolutionists, who we're driven from
Mexico across tho Rio Grande.
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New York.

NEW YoRk, October 24.-5, 900 barrels sold.
State brands at IS so; Southern hour, 50 SIT.
Wheat firm and unchanged. $4,000 bushels
mixed corn sold ct S0aslo. Stocks dull. CO.
ton dull.
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Arrival Of Passengers from tho Wreck Of the
City Of philadalnhia Az

Boston, October 23-The brig Ann, from
St. Johns, N. F., with part of the passsn-
gengers Of the wrecked steamer City Of Phila-
delphia, has reached quarantine hero. There
is sickness on board, but the nature and az
tent of it is not known.
The Wings Of the Fourth District met In this
city o-day, and unanimously renominated 8.
H. VALLEY, of Roxbury, for Congress.
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A RARE CHANCE-For sale, fourteen acres Of
IA LAND. one mile from the city line, near the
toll gate Seventh street. four acres in heavy tin
Der, fine site for . suburban residencs-soil vel
adapted Coz mafket gardening. Eaqnire of
b. c. HUBBARD,
Nszr the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
eaD QT-1mH
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nONT YOU WANT A HOMF,-1eo BUILDING
~ Lo,s Tor sale on easy terms tn suit anv person
s s "1hS 90 nuiid Fine store house on corner o
seven and streets, to let
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
oct "a -lma A~ AAeA'A osAoe
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m ARkIED.

On the llth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Sampson
Mr. CLARK RYDER, of New York, to Miss ANNIE
f. GRINER Of this city.
New York pasers please copy.]
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Doom FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
IL N1SHED.-A nice front room on the lower
floor Of house. No. 479, On the west side of 18th
street, two doors south Of Pennsylvania avenue. 1t
will suit gentleman desiring comfortab quarters
for the winter, in the immediate vicinity of the
Avenue. 1Q-Ow
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Rsl1Af In, Give bF}nnfAs.

THEIRS COMPOUND GUM ARA BIC SYRUP.
'IlHE ,ucle asing demc.i TOR this most peasant,
i safe, AID efica ;os remedy ior oil puiClc1
distases has enabled the prosrietor to reduce tie
ice to place it within the reach of ali classes
Its superiority most similsr prepa atoms is at
ts.ed by many eminent physicians who have Deen
eye witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual RENE
dies have failed; also by thousand Of onr most re-
spectacle citizens who have used it in their families
both preventive and cure with failing sue.
for the last twenty years, during which period
with very little aid from advertising. &c, 1t has
gradually spread reputa ion over the whole Union.
la of recent Colds Coughs, Hoarscess, de-, it
gives Immediate relief, gen rally cures in dsy
two without interfering with diet or business,
rendering the system more susceptible OF Colds, in
chronic cases, asthma, Waoop ng Cough. Group,
bronchitis, affections Of the Latngs ana Consump-
tom 1t is always very ne6cial aud seldom fails
when commenced in time to perfect cure.
Price 70 and 90 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale by Patterson Marin, Stott Co.,
2i1gey & Co. Alexandra by Peel Stevens. In
Georeetogn by Mr.. Cissel.
~ TYLERS GUN ARABIC CANDY DROPS
q similar composition to the above, but in q milder
and mere portabl" form they act like q charm On
troubles ONE Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; they contain no injurious drug. parti u
iarly recommended for children freQuenters Of pub
lie Assem- bliss, public speakers, singers, DC.
Price l2l and Is cents per box.
For sale at most Drug and Candy Stores.
cot l7-h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

STOkAGE.-W allach L Hope will store Furni
~ 'ure, Dry Goods Groceries, &c, in the extensive
basement underneath the new sc Star Buidinge" at
tae corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street These easements paves with flags, well
ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and Sc
cure. Apply at the Star Office counter.
oct 2-tf
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VIVA >TED-A REsPECTABLE WOMAN, TO
" tale charge Of three y ung children. She
viii have the as istance of servant girl. To one
who 9 n bring the highest recommendations, and
lohe other need apply, the best wages will be given
apply at No 7l8 New Jereey avenue, near the brick
bridge. oct t9-lyf
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T TNDERGARMENTs in every variety, Robes de
u Chambre, Jackets. Shirts, Collars, Linen and
III usln Bosoms, &c., just received at
oct II BIRaE'S, Willards' Eotel
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MISS MORLEY will open Fall snd Winter HILL
UNl LIVERY, on Saturday. the It'll instant, com
prising good assortment of Goods, and adapted to
the season
Wanted a young Lsdy OF integrity and good ap
pearanoe, as saleswoman. Also, several good Mill.
rera oct 6-lm
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DOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT
L Concert Room Of Forre.t Hall, Georgetown; a..
tsched are all the necessary dressing rooms dc. 1t
is the only plaoe for public exhibition in the town.
The room is forty1ve feet wide by eighty feet deep
Height of ceiling tweuty.three feet. Posses sio:,
may be had Immediately. Terms liberal.
Address B. FORREST, Georgetown.
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ITO LKT-sEvERAL CHAMBERS, NEATLY
Il furnished, On D, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Inquire Of G. W. Boteler, Iron Hall. Penn
avenue oct 18-6t
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Boarding.

stoAhDlNG.-Mrs. DUYALL, Penna. avenue,
~ nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda-
ton for families or single gentemen-pernaaen
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will he found in Washing ton. je l6-Iy
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VTTANTED JMMEDIATELY-A small HOUSE,.
w 10 ated about the centre Of Georgetown,
Address r" Georgetown Post Office
oct24-4ta
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"ANT2 A SITUATION-A FIRST RATE
w Coach Smith. One who understands his bus.
mess Address J. W. Cory, through Post Office.
oct 90 3t&
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DOR RENT-Three new three story HOUSES. on
Pierce street. between North Capitol ard LIST St
and snd They contain six rooms each Az
oct Clint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

rRpNCu WRITING INK, by Psrins Quyos
Bank of Engl.-d Writing Ink, ~ 'oeS'
ker by appointOep ~<,,.--. n In
don and Paris BY s"~ :.
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Auction Sales.

By J. o. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr.
EURNITURR AND HOUSEHOLD HPECTS AT
L Public sale-On TUESDAY morning, October
3lst at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of Mrs. Obey
NO 30, south street, between New Jersey ave-
nue. and First st. est shall SELL
Damask covered Tetea -Tete sefs
Mahogany parlor Chairs, Centre Table
Bookcase, Lounge, cane sat Chair
Dining, breakfast and other Tables
Cettage Beisteads, Bureaus, washstapds
Looking Classes Wardrobes. Toilet Sets
Mattres es Curtains, Window Shades
Carpet, Oilclotb, Rugs
Radiator, Alright and other Stoves,
Together with q general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites,
Terms: $40 and under cash; over $40 q credit of
sixty snd ninety dsys, for notes satisfactorily cd.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
oct I'D Auctioaeer
BY e. S. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
VALUABLE BU LDING LOT AT AUCTION On
TUESDAY. Ito morrow afternoon, the oath In
slant at O'Clock. shall sell In front OF the premi-
ses, part Lots 146 and 147 In Bealle's addition o
Geor0etown fronting 60 feet on Washington street.
by 100 in depth,
Terms: One-third Cash, balance In SIX months,
Es. WRIGHT,
oct zs-2t Auctionser.
By ROTHWELL Il BROWN, Aucts
THE AUCTION SALES Of Dry Cords, &c.. will b..
L continued at our Auction Store, during the
resent week. afternoons at Sk O'Clock. and even.
ings at o'clock.
inst opened an additional supply Of new Goods,
consisting of Blankets, shawls, Cloths, Isssimeres'
Flannsls, Iinseys DC.
ROTHWBLL l. BROWN,
Auctioneers, corner 7th and st reefs.
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"Wdsss" and Wdntsd' advertisements, four lines
OF less, for each inseEton IS cents each additional
inc S cents.
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n AZORS, &c-Rasors and strops, Combs, Brush.
n es, shaving Creams, Oleophane. Soaps and Per
fumery In every variety, Just received at
oct IN BIRSR'S, Willards' Hotel.
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WANTS MISUNDERSTANDING ars
w. all times In the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
Tor sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
Simore, Md, (slatters old stand.) Slaves taken on
board at Is cents per day.
feb Ply B. M W. L. CAMpREII
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THE UNION ACADEMY,

Corner of l4th street and Neso York ose'seA
THIS institution will be opened for the next ~
4 on the a, st Monday in September. 1854 Ths
number Of pupil, is Ami.ed. The school VIII CON
s;st of thrre classes, Junior, Middle and Ssssor. n
cry desirable facility Is offered. Ap ahcanons snooa
ha made Immediately Preference given 70 enose
Who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the Bookstores
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY vii opsa q
the same time. Circulars - above
Wv RICHARDS,
,us,-sam MRS NJ A. R10HARDe.
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- SPLENDID PIcrUBEs-Those readers who desire
pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures should not
fail 70 visit to Plumbs Rooms the Avenue He
exhibition there choice specimens the
OIL which for beauty and excellence
Incompatible There portrait executed in this last
STYLE of President Pierce that reflects credit
artist lneament thereof giving life like
Mr. Pumbe reckoned among the frst DaguerI artists
o
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nor SALE-a fine young HORSE, warranted
Il sound, and perfectly safe in harness, -
or under the saddle. Can be sean at Esrle'sSTS2A
Get 1f.-eoft&
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T INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPo sITES.-Inter
est obtained for Depesitors and others upon first
,lsass securities. CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers
CD 2i-eOf
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~ IT SHOULD be universally known-for 1t is strictly
truethst indigestion is the of large proportion
the fatal diseases. Dysentery diarra cholera morbus,
liver complaint and other diseases
city inspectors weekly catalogue deaths
indigestion alone Think THAT dyspeptss think of
who suffer from disordered stomschs, and willing
be guided by advice founded 1perience
once-don't delay day-to Hoosnds Btters pre-
pared by DIR. O. N. Jackson which, Alternative
and invigorant stands alone and unapproached
tried the Bters; and know that for
the diseases specified above For sale dealers
everywhere. APIS
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,

4 MEXICAN and French Paper Hangings and
n Uphoister Goods, pennsylvania avenue. betw.
Seventeenth aud eighteenth streets, Warrington,
q.
VIM. Haunschild begs leave to inform his friends
IND the public that hs has On hand large stock OF
Il ench Gilt and American Transpsrcnts
Also, HAIR Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses.
which he viii dispose Of at the lowest prices.
oct l0--3m
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r. III. DAVIDGE,
Attorney and Counssllor.st'AeS
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
FOR THE STATES Of
Virginia New York M Man:
Kentucky New Jersey unnon
Louisiana. Mississi ,pi Oonnecuou
Mas.schusets Maryland Pennsyivaq
I,,s Tenneasee Alabama
Iiofios Georgia California
arhs,s.s 8. Carolina D., -
conveysnoing in all its branches promptly -
accurately executed
Ofioe, Louisiana avenue, opp. Fifth street
rrt l6-dly
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r OU r IL q I'll n u NkATLY AND kXPB-
MAE OFFICE, js0o
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"ANTED-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN,
w who understands farming. To one who can
c'me well recomn ended liberal wages and q Der.
manent situation may be secured. Apply to
C. ASHFORD
Seventh, between D and E streets, Island.
Get 19-2sT3w
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WTANTE 1.-TWO G ENTLEMEN TO RENT three
w comfortably furnished Rooms, one parlor and
two chambers. The rent is $50 month. Apply
on loth street, two doors above r. to G. r. echsfer.
oct ES-3t%
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A MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE.

MASONIC CERTIFICATE.
NORFOLK, Sept g. 1888.
Dear Sr-In compliance with your request We the u /
dersgned cheefuly that in the
ton directed to the deplorable condition of
named John r. Jasper who had been
without enectng cure, and at the suggestion of
with others of sile Masonic Fraternity
Jasper member, directed you your
VITK and that after he had he
declared cured and left Norfolk apparently q well
Respectfully. &c.
Simon Stone, Philip l. Cohen,
r. F. Ferguson, VIM. D. Serl
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CONGRATULATIONS of ona2athc Prae-
I'LL tice for the use of Families and Private Ind.
vidGals by A. X. Small, A. NJ. D. Price So. In.
valuable for dom site reference
Poems and Transitions from Goethe, Schiller, &c.
by Ches. 4. Lambert
The Railway Library, wonderfully cheap editions
of sulwer's Novels, for travellers reading
Routledge's Tourists Guide through the United
States containing all the requist information, to-
geth'r with splendid Msy-50 cents
Lives of the Queens of England before the Con.
quest, by Mrs Hall.
oct 10 II Bookstore, near eth st.
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WATCH RKPoRrs.-TreasyJ Jackson and Henrietta
butter, free colored, out after hours, and fined
Treasy paid; Henrietta gave security M. Wheeler
iree coiored from Alexandria, Va, was sent to the
work mouse being a nonresident
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Things In New Yorh

Expressly for the Daily Bvening Star
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Qntelligencer copy and send bill to Star ofica)

ID O0MS AND BOARD.-SEVERAL sINGLK gen.
IL tlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board. in private family. with ali the
comf,rts Of home. by application a: No. 81 AZ at
west side, between Missouri and "a. avenues.
oct 21-1mH
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w learn fHe vest making. None but neat sew.
ers need apply-to No. 43S Ninth st., bet. G and n
oct 20-eo4t*
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"ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN EMPLOY
~ meot In any respectable capacity. Testimo-
malls as to character can be obtained from his last
employers and many others. Address 81 81 W."
through the City Post Office, post paid.
oct I4-2t$
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Wants.

"Wdnss" and &c Wonted'' advertisements, four lines
OF less, for each insertion, Is cents each additional
inc cents.
NTANTED JMMEDIATELY-As small HOUSE,
w 10 ated about the centre Of Georgetown,
Address r" Georgetown Post Office.
"ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN EMPLOY
~ meot In any respectable capacity. Testimo-
employers and many Others Address 81 81 W."
through the City Post Office, post paid.
WTANTED--A COLORED BOY, SLAVE PRE-
w ferred, from fourteen to sixteen years Old, to
do general house~ork. Apply O. No. Ala, Ninth
'freet, on tn northeast corner of II street.
| Get N-2t*
DWELLING HOUSE wANTED-RENT NOT TO
~ exceed 500 dollars per annum, between Thru
a nd Tenth streets. and Pa avenue and II st north
Al dress Nv, ]" Kirkwood House. oct 23-3t
WTANTED 1MMED1ArBLY-TEN JOURNEY
w msn House Painters. None but good work
men On. need ~ apply Two months work guaranteed:
Get 3-4tF PARKER 4 SPALDING.
SXTANTED-A Situation to take charge of Adams
w Power Presses, or at Hand Press, or any 9th
or employment where be could be useful. No objec
| t on to going South. Address Ely Montgomery,
| through the Post oihce, Washington.
l oct 23 Cts
"ANTED-AT MRS NJ. l.. DAWSON, PA. Av.
w enue. between Min b and Tenth streets, two
experienced Aiiners. The best prices will be paid
oct 23--tf
NIANTE 1.-TWO ENTLEMEN TO RENT three
| w comfortably furnished Rooms, one parlor and
two chambers. The rent is $50 q month. Apply
on 10Th street. two doors above Il, to G. r. schsfer.
oct 2S-3t*
WTANrEp IMMEDIArELY-FIvE HUNDRED
~ doll rs for two years. Mort gage given on
rSal estate assessed at eleven hundred dollars
Also, for eale two Frame Houses and vacant lot
fronting near Pa. avenue. Address sd e |" through
Post Office, Georgetown D. c., stating where an in
terview may he had. Communications confidential
lWANTED-sEvERAL YOUNG LADIES, 10
w learn dne vest making. None but neat sew.
ers need app!y-to No. 4ss Ninth st., bet. G and
l oct 20-eo4t*
XKTANTED-A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN.
w who understands farming. To one who can
c'ms well recommended liberal wages and a per
manent situation may bs secured. Apply to
Seventh, between D and E streets, Island
Get 19-2sw3w
WTANT2 A ITUATION-A FIRST RATE
w Coach Smith. One who understands his bus.
| ineFs Address j. W. Cory, through Post Office
| oct 90 3ts
VIVA >TED-A REsPECTABLE WOMAN, TO
" tale charge Of three y ung children. She
viii nave the az distance of servant girl. To one
who G n bring the highest recommendations, and
,ohe other need apply the best wages will be given,
Apply at No 7l8 New Jereey avenue, near the brick
bridge. cot i9-1v*
| INFANTS NEGROES.-Thesub ar.
w all times In the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET. Bal.
imore, Md. Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken on
/ board at Is cents Der day.
/ fob Fly B. NJ W. L. CAMpREII
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NTANTED-AT MRS. NJ. l.. DAWSON, PA. AV.
w enue, between Min b and Tenth Streets two
experienced Giliners The best prices will be paid.
oct 23-tf
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GARD MUSICAL
OYSTERS-FRESH DAHY.

OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY.
TPICURES Of these delicious bivalves, can have
IL their various palates gratifed by having THIN
served up in every style By the undersigned. The
subscriber hiss engaged PROGRESSED cook, especially
for his department. whose qualifications have been
attested to by many.
IDEALS served up at all hours, consisting Of every
delicacy of the season. NxNTS HOTEL,
oct 3-1m Pa avenue.
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LIBRARY oE CoN6Rcss, Oct 9, 1864
NOTICE is hereby given that the LIBRARY OF Con.
~ gress will be closed on Thursday, the 10th in
s1aut and will not sgain be opened until Saturday
the 18th of November
oct lO-eo;w JNO g. MEEHAN, Librarian.
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LHOR RENT-A NEW THRvE-STORY BRICK
l. Louise on 10th street west. between end Ii
north. Main house has seven rooms and a celiar-
back building four roors beside q bath room Gas
ana a, water nXtures Apply to 8. SIMMs' Grocery
Store. c,-n-r Tenth and street or to Jsmss W
Barker, strest, between It'll and 18Th cts, or to
Dickens aa Kings Lamter Yard, Georgetown
oct 23-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

WTANrED IMMEDIA rELY-FIvE HUNDRED
~ doll re- for two years. Mortgage given Oh
rsal estate assessed at eleven hundred dollars
Also, for Gale two Frame Houses and a vacant lot
fronting near Pa. avenue. Address sd e through
Post Office, Georgetown. D. c., stating where an in
tervjew may he had Communications confidential
oct 21-3tA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

For Humors, Infammstions Veneresl and MurcurIa Dis
ScrofulA Coughs Colds, Fevers and Consumption
its first stage, IL is the only insllble specific
The genuine IL for sale In Washington by c. STOTT CO.
Pennsy aud It'll and all dealers
icine throughout the District Of Columbs.
l3-i2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

Il eiigibly situated, suitable fer a small oenteeI
family, on ID, between Sixth and Seventh streets
NO ooS Possession given on or before the first Of
november. Apply to JOHN NJ SMITH, on the
pfrmu'es- oct 24-3tA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

tfoR kEST-A FRONT AND BACK PARLOR
uniur1,ehed, suitable for Off ,ps or Lodging
rsons on IA. avenue, between Ninth and T. nth
s.se's I9ey are large, commodious and airy. In
T Ts .. ~ 'isser Pa. avenue, between Ninth and
Atao, Wagon for sale.
an empty Lot for rent. suitable for q shop or Ct
hce, On q, Ien d, between e and streets