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Sales bp Auttiou.


DEMOvAL NOTICE-ALBERT 81. NICOLAY,
Ii and stock Aueoner will remove hs office from
Of Wall, brown stone building Olel
COSTLY and SPLENDID SET Of DOUBLE
"A CARRIAGE HARNESS to be Sold q Asetioa-GKO W
LORD Co Auetioneers viii seii on CRsDAl neIt jan ~
So % ~ Ho 20 .s h th civ made IN TIE
bst with solid silver mounting richly ehasf ne ~
procure he ' o S nd H Ssus sss. :. 6s
At su;tion poive and vhoa rerye for eash
A SSIGNEE's SALE Of RARE and VALUABLE
SS A1e S' 2 fs'iss sh s Ss
MONDAY the 20 day Of Js1usf p II ocSes y ssd s7
TcoLlY Co The GALES held Bookstore IN tbs
EIeh.nss q cha s:
the sale and be obtained Of d. SiCobAf
L Co. No l6s Broadway.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Irade sales
I'D Rooms No Is Pars-row
JOS Agetioneer.
DY GEO. w. LORD Co, No 3j6 Broadway
ID between Franklin Le0nsrds SALES Of Books PANT
IsGs FURsITUEE. &C. he'd on fsvorstle terms
ALERT II. EIeoLlY. Aoctioneer.
DY ORDER Of the ASSIGNEES of GlLLIES
ID BYRNE the ufaetgrrs Of ESAMELED RUR-
NITURR whole Of the well mAde and varied stock Of
TURF CONSISTING Of about - mites Of elegant eosss 1na OaaRr
Wsshsnds EtAseres &C. &c Also the LEASE
' ATBFRT Sc6I4Y CO vii % sco FRIDAY
oi O'Clock. the store No SIS Brosdwsy, ne5 d.
the Of Enameed Furniture the waoe
othe well made and varied stock Of Ersmesd Furniture PRIME
Of the best materials and fnhed IN the best com
vsiou, 'zes and style Including the most COS
gilt and painted With marble tops Bsdsseda Bureaus a
&C. Also variety Of fancy Chair oak do
Feather BEDS Bose Pillows ard large number Of similar sr
manufacture The whole to be cold without reserve As the
oodsCr. rent for o. ne day
EDwGhD siNIzENiCH late chief salesman with H H Leeds
mo Zpsl
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paper n)arebcuses.

paper marsbouses.
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICKsON q
Co No os Psssnst sasr for sale he loves term. rzs
espsn Enslsh Preach and American.
Newspaper. Al Eres ~exhts ,ad aa.li-as
BOOK Paper, al sires. wrishnz a.sri-
fSss Pape-, fancy coior xhre Of he k-u s-slrr
HA,r.as Paper rhts Ard eoored- di5esss, -isras
Aasress Paper. TIN, sni Of he beSs szsljry
Cloth Paper 81 % ana aka
Hnssh i.sd--e Pspez. .ia-r, s-crszr-ut 20 arrived
sAesthirg Paper q tae bes: glAisty.
Nrsl9aS Pspef. Srrsw R.g xa4 Msn1k
fsa Paper OF different sizes.
Ia Rood1z pspey. szi-zble for u rcu.
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neoiral.
GENERAL NOTICE of
" DR. JAMES MeCLINroCKs
q " ~

vbe following the Of these celebrated remedies whisai
offered TO the public fruit Of the most profound
the widest almost uueqused experience OF one OF me
6r.t ph sans Of the The Philadelphia sun remarks I'm
neny private practice extensively known ot os
medical erudoa snd the INSTRUCTION = more "efeH s"
than perhaps any other in the Unoa Dr. MeCuaoeR Jas
the person experience reputation will bese that com
plete public mind which will relieve his medicine
from empcsm aud Ae~ ato sre A's'' .
a HessEc"
BEAD rHE FOLLOWING cERunc,rs
This certify have placed the hAads u Mes's Cose
an Co. New.York the recipes Of Family Medicines" ~iA
nv authority to prepare and offer them Tor popular They
such have been habit Of and prescribing foe
MANY years and composition well known 20 huodss ofres
ulsr Physicians who students and who man.
them now practising gushed in all parts Of the
country In securing Traon OF Mr. Alex Cahmaa who ss
ooushy educated Cen and practical Apotheea Of many
years experience enabled the public that they will
be prepared in Psr and perfect form regardless o.
expense
JAMES MoCLINT0CK. NJ D. la, Prefs'r y
ngfouv Gud Surgery PaLldpin college q hees aaf
4effno Professor q Mieg; a. ne CoHsHtae P,g'is
s 5.solafioa, he Pt iidiptlI MdeH Socas
seg be tts CrygioaI Coce n p AZ dpAi' l0rsssts
Fre,Serf Fyy,spr iaa@y aid Ssrgsyy 81 cdsfss
Afi~d college tfe Pyyossor tadto~s
PAyoogy BessAVs Medical Lasifsii'a PtaAd hass-
Ar
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Drp Goods.

Drp Goods.
CLOAKS CL0AKS - CLOAKS Selling at
~ the Union House cheaper than IN the city
LYONS JONES, No. IN Huds0nsi.
CEWING- MACHINE THREAD
~ Superior Three-Cord
LINEN THREAD ON SP0OLS
Assorted Numbers and Coo-s AZ Reduced Prices
No. Oey-st -
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ADRIAS H. MULLER Auctioueer.
DEREMPTORY SALE in PARTITION, by orde

DEREMPTORY SALE in PARTITION, by order
of the Supreme Court offy Houses and Fulton
and 5i2 Lots aud Cores Including valuable
City OF EewYok situated ia Broadway 9Th
9Th 10th 18th i3h-svs, 55th 55th and 57ths
ADRIAN II MULLER Co will sell at Auction TUESDAY
u M the Merchant Exchange n by order
Supreme under the direction Of Thomas Emmett
Ed Referee
House Lot 40 % Ann4t
House Lot No l4 FultOn-s
House I'd Lot No CT EOo>evetst
Houses md Lots Nos and Oak-st
Lots bounded by Broadway. sth.ay 55th and 53h
81 Lotso 5Gtb.st 9th aud iOthavs
Lots bounded by 10th and llthavs- 56th and 5h-ss
leo Lot 57thst 18th, 9Th and ljhsys including vauabe
Water Rights
will be free and without limitation price.
lot will be absolutely sold to the highest bidder There probably
better opportunity offered least for time
citizens New York mako selections desirable o. the
Island their prices either for investment private resi-
dences
seventy per Of the purchase money remain the unpro
dacve ind 60 Of the purchase the
ducve properly bond and for three per
per interest payable semi annually with privilege Of
paying off, whn interest M due 90 day notice bring given
Maps be had The Office of The AucO1eers No Finest,
metropolitan Bank Buildings ADRIAN II MULLER a Co
w A CARrER Auconee-Store No 81 Deyst Greenwich
DRESERVED MEATS, NECkS, Aeon FRI
DAY, 2ch January, above assortment OF Groceries
Small and Trinkets consisting Of Nuts Rns Dates Bran
d. Wine Show boxes Pocketbook emounse 100
Lqueus
BUrcHERs STAED-Aso dsy. at ~ O'clock 6n-clA
Butehers msble-top Counters knyes scales
Steels &c aud all the aPpurteuenees.
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Professional Notires.

Professional NoIlrfs.
MOUNT, GRANT & BELKNAP,
WI ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELL0RS AT LAW,
AGENTS.
san Francisco. California
cHAs Z. MOUNT, GILBERT A GRANT, DAVID ?, BELXyAP
CYLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Counsellor st
~ Commissioner for ali the States SswJerSsy
Delaware Maryland and InoiS Office, No Is Wst " York
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Otean Steamers, &e.

NOTICE-Packetship HENRY CLAY for LIVER
~ POOL-Shppers BY the above requested g clear
the Custom House without delay and send 10 tAer
bills OF lsdiDg for sigua;ure 20 the Office Of
sP0FFORD, TILEsrON Co, No 80 Broadway,
nor LIVERPOOL-PatriOtic Line-With Dis
Il ch-The and splendid packetshp ORIENT, CAp1
George Hill win have immediate dispatch for the above port
having superior accOmmodaons apply oa
board q Pier No North River or . -
SPOFFORD TILESTON h Co, No 50 Broaoway
Tor CALIFORNIA-The new, splendid and I'M
Il rivaed steamship YANKEE BLADE will sail for the PACING
TUESDAY the 3ist via Rio de Janeo VALPARAISO end
edae PORTS The YANKEE BLADE take her place in
the Independent Line connection with Commodore an
oerbrs celebrated yacht NORTH STAR and the Justly
oelebsted steamship UNCLE SAM forming monthly line 70
California via Panama For freight pasag- apply to
f. MILLS No 81 C0ur landt-t
BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS-A NJ HIM
LEY late Adams Co.'S Caliornis Express
1og prepared Tickets Apinwa 70 Psnaoe
Passenger Tickets for sale 10 New-lork Applyto
JOHN w CARRINGToN. Adams Co.'S No 80 brosd~Aj
NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE via NICARAGUAThe Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua Propretors Through advance Of the Mail Only line
giving Through Tickets including the hmGs Crossing The Ne"
Double imshp STAR OF THE WEST = 90 tan our
den will leave from R. o'clock NJ prscse
for SAN JUAN DEL N0RTE FRIDAY Jan ~ connecting with
favors Steamship SIERRA NEVADA -tOo tuns
burden the NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, having out
These steamers plssed
their accommodations For information pas
sage apply only CHARLES MORGAN Agent, No Bowling
green
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VEGETABLE PURGATIVE PILLS

For The relief Of COMPILATION and ali n painful results sach
Headache Dzznes sk stomach Pains AID al tne symptoms
enumerated under the Dyspepuc Elixir" In al
ton needed these pk offered and yId .ef
eau9re No invalid traveller should be without them PRiCE
Box Cent
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alatbnerp, &7r.

&TEAM BOILER for SALE-An upright Tubular
- Boiler complete order suitable for 10 hoepOw engine
for sale low. Appyto JAIL OEJoNGE Co.
No Gold 81
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Tor BERMUDA and ST. THOMAS.-The Royal
i Mail Steamer CURLEW w. Sampson Commander-rhis line
sieamshP viii sa for the above leland. on IEsDAY go
Febru 1885, TUESDAY, 7h March 1856 and FRIDAY April
The Curew bulk Clyde expressly tor the
serve between NewYork and S. Thomas She has lofy
deck and has been tain give her good ventilation
To Bermuda 80 To St Thomas SO
For Freight or Isssase apPly 70 - -, ,,,, ,yv
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ORFAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.-SIXTY


entTIains leave Chsmbeisst daily for Albany snt Troy
New Albany and TroyOn and AFTER MONDAY
Dec s. 1855 the Trains will IS follows
Express Train A. NJ through four hours connecting WIZ
Sorths Western Trains
Mail Train A NJ Through Way Trains Il VI. and 2. VI.
Express Trims 5 p NJ. Accommodation Train a. 7. M
For rarrytown at lot P. N $4,000 ,...
For Poushkeepse Way Passenger Trains az Z ~ W ana
from and Way, Freight and Passenger Train 1t 10
from Chambe s-st
For Peekskil at 81 NJ
The TarrvoW eeksk and eepse Trains stop At all the
Way Stations. a.. la. -.
Ps Chambers Canal Christopher 18Th aud Slsi
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS AZ $40 r. Il from CsnAlat for Albany
stopping a all Way Stations 1890 ,,..e., ,,
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NrEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passen.

~ Trains leave Pier foot Of Duanest. follows vzs
Day Express at A. NJ for Dunkrk.
Mail AZ sl5 A. NJ for ElmiTa-
Express 1921 NJ for Duukrk and intermediate stations
NeVburs Express at 4 P. NJ for Newbufg
Nisht Express a. 5 P. NJ. for D1nkirk and Buffalo.
On 81 sDAY only one Express Train al 5 r NJ
These Express Trains Dunkk with he LAKE Shore
Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago &c
MINOT. SUPERINTENDENT
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- York Someryle and EastonWnteT rransemenaOn and
Dec IS 1883 Passenger Trains VIII leave IS Per
No North River Ne~-York A NJ, II NJ end ?. NJ New
York ior somervle (Nayl at p NJ BY Railroad foot Of
A NJ 81 Leave Someryile tVsyl 81 $50 A. NJ This line
with trains BY the ~ Railroad Company foot o. Court
hndtst
stages connect with NewYork follows from Plain
field or asseardgs soneryie from
Wht House bennington, &C rom Esston for beydere,
Wilkestarre Bethlehem Allentown hench Chnnk- &C. NC
GEO "A PEGRAh. Superintendent
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Il ~
Il MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Pasage.
Second Cabin Passage ................. 70
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage ....................... $50
Second Cabin Passage ..................... 81
The shs from Boston call Il Halifax
ARABIA. CAPT Judkus AMERICA Capt Lang
PERSIA C-pt Ryrie EUROPA Capt shannon
ASIA Can't T. q Lott CANADA Capt Stone,
AFRICA Capt Harrison, NIAGARA Capt Lech
These White Light a. masthead Green on
stsrbosrd bow; Rcd port bow.
CANADA stone Boston wednesday, 18Th Jan.
EUROPA shannon New York Wednesday 2jth Jan.
NIAGARA Teicth Boston "wednesday lat Feb
ASIA p g. New York Wednesday 9Th Feb
Wednesday 18Th Feb.
AFRICA. New Ork w ednesday, I'd FEB
Berths secured until paid for.
An surgeon on board.
The ships viii not be accountable for Cold Silver
Bulon ecie Jewey Precious Stones Metals unless bills o.
afu the value thereof therein expressed
For freight passage apply 70 - . - ,
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UN@ STATES NAIL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Posi- OFrIcE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- oFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
October 18th, 1854.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails Of the Uni
ted States fre N the list OF December, 1854, To
the 50Ih of June, 1856, the following route. In
the State of PENNSYLVANIA, will be received at tbs
Contract Office OF the Post Office Department, In the
city Of Washington, until O'Clock 3 m. on Mon
day. November 10th 1854, to be decided on Wednes-
day, the z3i November, 1854:
No. $3.50 From Harrisburg, by Lingeystown, Ma
NADIA Hill West Hanover, East Hanover,
Ono, Jamestown, snd fredericksburg, TO
Pine Grove, 80 miles and back, three times
week
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 10
Arrive at Pine Grove same days by7pm
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
uId87 at an
Arrive at Harrisburg same days by p m.
No. eS72.-From Mshsnoy, by Greenbrier, Line
Mountain, Upper Mahsntango, and Bar
~, 10 MiDersyille, IS miles and back,
twice a week. -
Leave Mshanoy Monday and Friday at 6 m
Arrive at Minesssille same day by pm
Leave Minersville Tuesday and Saturday at
-
Arrive at Mahaaey same days by m.
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and certincste,
and sl.o instructions embracing conditions to Re in.
corporated in the contract TO the extent the depart
uent may deem proper, see the advertisement IN
vtiug proposals. for mail service in the States OF NJ
Jersey. Pennsylvania Delaware, Maryland, and Onio
dated the I'd of September, 1854.
oct lS-eoav
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Woman's Rights Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, October Is-The Woman's
Rights Convention met here this morning, and
was called to order by Mrs f. D. Gage, of
Missouri About six hundred persons were
present. The following officers were appointed !:
President, Mrs. E L. Rose, Of New York; Vice
Presidents, Lucretia Mott, Frances D. Gage,
I. W. Higginson, Martha c. Wright, Thomas
Garrett, Caroline NJ. Severance; Secretaries,
Joseph A. Dugdale, Hannah NJ. Darlington.
Resolutions we're introduced by Lucy Stone.
who spoke upon them, and was followed by
Mrs. Cutler, of Illinois, Miss Anthony, Mrs
Young, Mrs Gage, and others. Adjourned
till three clock -
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
WAsHINGToS, September Is, 1854
N0EGEgSS, auring its last session, having made
~ al appropriation for the purchase Of the best
breechloaiing Rifles for the of the United States
srmy, provided that the Secretary Of War, after
fair practical test thereof shall deem the purchase
advisable and proper" inventors and manufsctur
hereby notified that specimens Of such arms
will be received at this Office till the first day Of
December next for preliminary examinations; and
If found to offer reasonable expectation of being
useful, purchase will be made of sufficient mum
Der (say twenty FIVE Of each OF the aording such
sxpectation) TO be PLACED in the hands OF the sell
ders fo .ial in the helf. The result Of this prsc
iical tes- viii aid the Secretary in making q de-
cision HENRY X. CRAIG,
SEP Cd 2aw6W Colonel Of Ordnance.
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baltimore Markets-Nilitary Parade.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.AThere were sales to-
day of Towards street and City Mills four, at
s775. Wheat-5,0o0 bushels sold at yester-
days prices. Corn-l0,900 bushels sold, at
74a76c Other articles unchanged.
There is grand military parade here TO-
day in honor Of the battle of Yorktown.
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BY GREEN Z SCOTT, Aucr,on..r..

By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
EHINE FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS at Auction
Il Ga FRIDAY, the Goth instant, we shall salt IN
IRON OF the premises at four O'Clock Q m part If
Lot No 10, In squsIe 5l6, with the improvement Is,
which are hve nearly new Frame Houses, DC which
rent readily for six dollars per month.
l. ne above described property is situated between
and X streets north and Fourth aud Fifth strests
west.
Terms: Opa.foUrth cash balance in 9, IL and Is
months, On notes bearing interest from tn. day o.
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
oct l4-d A1etioneers
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MUSIC STORE.

fGrv1 SE1c1cl We take great pleasure In returning
Wv My2Gl our grateful thanks to our numerous
s.Sfriends for their very liberal patron
age IN tne music business and beg leave to assure
them that We have this week received the largest
assortment OF new and popular Music ever Intro.
duced in this city, principally from the celebrated
publishers, Dilson, Waters, Hall Son, Firth Pond
Co Lee Walker, Henry McCaffray, Willig. Mil.
Ter & Beacbam and others Our assortment Will be
found one Of the largest, and most varied in the
city, comprising Songs Duets, Trios, Pokas, Bohot
tischss, Waltzes, Marahes, Opera Airs Rondos Nee
voss, Tha berg, Jaell and other eminent IN posers
struction Books for every instrument in use
Orders by mail promptly attended to, free of post.
age. JNO +. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th ana 10th sts
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W lDvalds recovering from the Fever Bilious
Diseases long continued Illness any kind viii find
Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy that will
er dropping constitutions expe all bad humors
blood excite the liver and heaIty action by
IT'S tonic properties restore the patient life vgor
We can only say TRY single bottle the
scaled sarsaparlss in existence 1t
Opium or any other noxious poisonous drug and
given 10 the youngest infant without hesitation
See the certificates Of wonderful bottles
More than I'VE hundred persons in the city Richmond
Va, eau testify to its good effects.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
.. d. JOHNSON Successor of D. Camp
i bell, will, IN few days. per Schooner Hami
ton and others daily expscted b. in receipt of his
fal supply OF FURN17URE and other hOUSE-
KEkPIN9 ARTICLES, to which tn. attention O,
the public Is resl sctfully invit d.
T. 3. j. JOHNSON,
South side Pa avenue, near 10th street
o""-sest i.ss Ont : Union) =,
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NEW STORE!-NEW STORE!
GEORGE WILMER.
pAner II a n&>r aud U-h.,.x

464 Ninth street, near T.
DETUREING thanks tor the very liberal patron.
IN age already bestowed on one from my friends
and customers since my removal to the new stand,
l respectfully invite public attention to my larpe
and superior stock Of Paper Hangings for fall sales
embracing an elegant assortment of real French
told and other Parlor styles, all qualities, Land.
scape Views, panel papers, for halls, &c with a
small variety Of low priced papers Of desirable coors
and patterns.
Purchasers Will find if to their advantage to give
me q call
Paper put on in the best manner and at short
notice
Upholstery Goods, such IS Union and worsted
Damasks, Muslin and Lace Curtains, Gilt Cornices
Bands and Ornaments, Gilt and Powered Shades
just received from the New ork MANUFACTURER
some nine feet long are beautiful, Feather Beds ans
Mattresses
Oilcloths laid and Carpets cut and fitted in the
most economical and neatest manner.
oct l4-1m
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" GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctio..er..

BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioseera.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL at Auction.-On THURSDAY, the 10th ms .
We shall sell, 1T the residence of a gentleman de-
Ginning housekeeping. on street north, between
9TH and It'll streets west excellent assortment of
Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, marbletop centre and other
Tables
Mahogany Bureaus, Wash and ether Stands
Girando!es, solar end other Lamps and Vases
PaIlor and o her Carpets and Looking Glasses
Feather Beds, Bedding
Bed tesds and Mattresses
China, glass and crockery Ware Refrigerator
Cooking and other Stoves, Crates, &c
With many other articles which we deem unpeoes
sary TO enrmerats. Terms cash
GREEN d SCOTT,
oCt 10 Auciinneers
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NEW YORK, Oct. I9-The feur market 10
slightly depressed. Wheat duller. $4,000
bushels mixed corn sold at 70 cts. Cotton I'D
vancing Stocks frmer.
No tidings yet of the Africa.
1t Is reported here that several Indiana
banks have failed, and that others are shaking
A dispatch says that the river at Wheeling
is falling. sa
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Massachusetts Politics.

BosroN, October 19.-General Wilson, the
noted Free Soiler, hes declined the Know
Nothing nomination for Governor. Gardiner
Brown, also leading Free Soiler, has the best
chance to obtain that nomination in his stead:
The MiddIesex Democratic Convention has
passed Administration and Know Nothing reso-
lutions
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Q6O REWARD-R.nawa q few daya ao

Rh0 REV ARD.-Ranaway q few days ago,
PCO my servant Boy, Henry Read. He is about
acout Ia years old, of ordinary growth for Boy of
his age. handsome figure and uncommon likely face
With full suit of hair. His complexion is brown,
somewhat approaching black. He has mother liy.
ing with Mr. Fairfax, on Capitol I'LL, and an aunt
with MI Washington, near the Patent ONCE. He
took with him many articles of clothing, au ong
them sertral pair Of pantaloons the inner side
which is written c. Young. will give $40 for the
apprehension of the boy, when delivered tn me, il
taken In the District Of Columbia, or $50 f taken
ont OF 1t and secured in Jail He is we'll acquainted
with every part of the District and Alexandria Viz.
g1n1a. LOUISA HUNTER.
oct 12-dtf SGD
Baltimore Sun please copy and send bill to the
Star Office
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DOR RFNT-For one or four years-the premises
l. from which the Star office has just been r. =
moved, on street. near its junction with Pennsyl.
vania avenue AMI Twelfth streets. It consists of
two buildings-front and rear. and ample ward
room, with well of water for mechanical purposes
on the premises. This is a first rate opportunity
for dyer, Painter, carpenter, manufacturing hat
ter, blacksmith wheerlght, &C.. to obtain working
room within stones throw of the centre of Penn.
sylvanis avenue, while the front building will
answer for one, two or three shops or Offices. Ap.
ply soon at the new Office of tho Star, cerner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
oct Atf
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Boarding.

ROAHDlNG-Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. avenue,
- nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
ana offers every desirable comfort and sccommoda-
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanent
OF transient No more agreeable boarding house
Will Dc Iound In Warrington. je 15-1y
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Testimonial to Capt. Luce.

NEW YORK, Oct 19.-The City Councils
have appropriated Eve hundred dollars to pur-
chase suitable testimonial for Capt. Luce.
The Revenue schooner j. P. Kennedy, has
been condemned to be sold at China
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sSoDD FELLOWS CERTIFIcATE-Ne STRONGER TEE

WARRINGTON LODGE, No. 2 l. o. F.
~, Norfolk, July 18th, 1854.
Mr. b BURRow-Desr Sir-In compliance with vour re-
guest we inform you for the benefit of public that
orother OF our Order John Jasper sick while
stranger in this city and in consequences of his
dtion was sent to the Hospital where found by
OF this Lodge, suffering from disease termed
scrouls or Kings Evil and In as to be pro
houhced py the physicfsns ncurabe On Recommendation
OF brother he was induced to try your medicine and in
three weeks was declared cured city for New
fork ana In our opinion his health was
Caused solely by the of your specific.
above written. = ~o~ ' ~
Seal. J.s ~ R.ysov ~ q
b. CHAMBERLAIE, Secretary.