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A CA II -.

THE undersigned, having entered into a Co.
Partnership for the practice of the LAW in
all It's various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention TO such business as nav
be entrusted 10 them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during business hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 If JOHN A. J. CRESWEIL
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TUS'T received large stock of Hats md Caps
y Boots, Shoes and Caters, and for sale by
HUGHES BROS.
Dec. 10. North East.
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TUST RECEIVED.-A choice lot of plain,
d plaid and figured Delanes also, a new style
Of cotton Cashmere, selling at very low figure
Jan % Al. SCOTT X BRO.
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TANCY CLOCKS for Halls, Parlors, School
l. rooms and churches, just received at
... ZIBA FERRIS & SON,
Nov 12 cor 4th and Market 81. Wilninqtc
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IaEoAGET0WA CORRESPONDENCE
GIoRGIrOwh, November 1, |

GIoReIrowh, November 1, 1854.
The best evidence of the steady increase in
the prosperity of our city, is the great mum.
Der of streets that have been improved during
the last few years. Many of those to which
We have reference had remained in an almost
impossible condition from the founding Of our
city until recently. They are now the most
beautiful thoroughfares in the town. The i'm
proyement of these streets has had tendency
greatly TO enhance TIE value of private prop
erty situated upon them, and much which was
more of a burden than anything else to the
owners has been sold az good prices, and in
stead OF lying In an unlmprOVed state, as Ii
had done for nearly century, it is now occu
pied by comfortable dwellings, among them
some Of the finest and most desirable in the
town. Much praise is certainly due TO our
Mayor fer most of these street improvements
We learn that quite an extensive revival of
religion is now going on in the Methods,
Episcopal Church at Rockville, Md, and a,
several other points on the Montgomery cir
cult, under the charge of the Rev. Thomas
Sewal Several sermons were preached q,
Rockville, with very powerful effect, the early
part of this week, by the Rev. B. f. Brooke,
Of our city.
The musical treat which Is to be given al
Trinity Church, to morrow morning, ut 10:
o'clock, will be one of The grandest affairs Oi
the kind that ever came of in our city, and
will, we have no doubt, attract an immense
concouise Of persons.
A meeting Of the Young Catholics Friend
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Society will be held tomorrow (Sundav,
evening. The prospects Of this society for fu.
lure usefulness are very fattering. It il in
creasing in numbers very rapidly.
Prof. Henry NJ. Hartman, of the Female
College, Baltimore, will preach in the Metho.
DIST Episcopal Church tomorrow, at IL O'Clock
a. m and at z p. m. The Professor is proha-
bly, one of the most remarkable flor bis 40.
qulrements) mon of his age, when We consider
country. He is, in the common accentat;on
OF the term, lf-made man. He ia q native
OF Ammo Arundel county, Nd; has, within q
Few years through his own exertions, made
himself master ofsome five to seven languages.
orlgnt mathematician, powerful writer, q
sound theologian, and q brilliant pubiio
speaker, and We doubt not all who 20 to hear
him will be we'll pleased.
Inc onerlng of beef cattle at Drover's Rest
ior the week, have amounted to about 800
mead; 500 were taken by District butchers, at
Sa'ZS - 70 on tho hoof, equal to 81 so a
90 oo net: The remainder were driven to Bal
S. so.
James A Magruder, one of our Water street
-four merchants, was elected director in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, Woo
Norman Bruce, deceased-an excellent selec.
ton.
The installation of the following officers O,
Heber Tent, No 2s8, 1. o r took place last
Thursday evening, viz: P. G. r. Eugene A
Sheckell, Shop; c: P. Rice, p c. R.; Edward
J. Shoemaker, G. R.; P. G. r. Jenkin Thomas,
ID. T.; P. G. r. Royal Il. Porter, R. s.; P. G.
n. George +: Kidwell, F. s; John T. Hilton,
L Henry W Somers, I. e.; Henry Wagner
t.; John I Wallace, Chaplain.
The Hour and grain market is in rather an
unsettled condition. Tho former has SLIGHTLY
advanced since our report of Friday. Held
this morning at $9-irmer and no supply.
Wheat 81 85a$l 81 for white, and 81 .8Oa$l 81
for red. Cern-white and yellow, 80 cents.
supply Of grain Of all kinds light, and in de-
mano. SPECTATOR
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By 4. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

By GRBEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
EOUR FINE y E w THREE.STORY
- Frame Houses /, between fourth and
Fifth streets, at Auction Monday, the 9th in
slant, We sh all sell, in front Of the premises at
O'Clock, p M, four new Frame Houses, situated on
north 1, between Fourth and Fifth streets west
The houses three stories well buiit of the best
materials, containing good and conveniently.
arranged rooms each, handsomely located in good
nejgbborhood.
Terms: One-third cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
from day of sale deed given and q deed Of trusi
laden. Title indisputsble.
GREEN SCOTT,
nov Sd A1ctioneers.
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D1 K ID.
;, JULIAN FRANCIS EDWARD.

On the 3D. inst, JULIAN FRANCIS EDWARD
son, in the llrh year II his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his mother, Sunday
afternoon Ito morrow al O'Clock, without further
notice.
This morning, in this city, after brief but e1ces-
slve suff, ring, KATE DOUGLAS, X, d 3 years and
s months, daughter of Joseph l.. and Melinda Viii
liams.
This is the second victim of Scarlet Fever in this
household within nine days. Rchecca Jane is scarce
ly cold in her grave when The sister, Katy follows
to the gloom of earth and the glory Of heaven
" Katy Darling" (as the bright and joyous little
creature SPORT ely called herself.)
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Prom Observation-Disclosures Disaster, 90

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 8.-Ths Newfoundland
mail has arrived at this port, but brings NO
The yacht Hawk sd returned from the search :,
saw nothing Of the missing bosts, and the
Captain thinks they must have been picked
up by outward bound vessels. Saw the body
of female in light dress floating on the VA
tor, but az 1t was blowing . gale as the time
could not get it.
The Glenara, Prendergast, from Lisbon for
New York, put into st. Johns leaky on the
10th ultimo (; having thrown overheard part
of her cargo
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By WATERBURY, a. DYER, Aucts.,
New York,

New York,
WATERBURY DYER, Of the city Of New York, Auo-
tionears, are authorized to make sales of any and
all goods in the Crystal Palace which may b ntrust
ed to them by Exhibitors.
JOHN H. WHITE, Prsst Crystal Palace.
New York, Oct. n, 1854.
In pursuance of the above appointment we here
by give notice to ali owners of goods, (now within
the Crystal Palace who desire TO have their goods
included in our Catalogue Sales at Auction,
within the Palace to forward Us MMEDIArxIY, for
such Sales (by mail or express) a complete invoice
OF each article; also an order upon the President OF
the Crystal Palace Association e. II. White, Esq J
for the delivery of every article enumerated in their
invoices.
The sales Will be EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, and will
include goods Of ell descriptions whiting the Palace
and in order to arrange the different articles
on exhibition for SALE and to prepare catalogues for
particular days Of sale, the immediate attention II
Exhibitor is requested. The day of each sale and
particulars will he found in the New York Journal
of Commerce, and Courier and Enquirer.
WATERBURY DYER, Crystal Palace Auc'rs,
oct 30-2wd Store, No. 80 Broad st., N. Y
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BURDON BURROWS ELIXIR vITE-Its virtues
nave been endorsed by DIyINES, EDITORS, LAWYERS
CHkMiSFs and other eminent individuals By the MASON
nc ana ODD FELLOWS LODGES Norfolk By 0o0 citizens
Oh the city OF Norfolk and town Of Portsmouth, every
raordinary virtues upon themselves or some friend and
4uaintance Remember certificates performed in
his city where the medicine prepared alone pub
Numerous persons take every spring and fall and
ali who have adopted wise require other
che ana the testimony Of all after using bottles
nave derived more benefit from its than the
medlclnes ever drugged my system with. are
worms IN the body will kill e1pel them will
ana cure the worst csrbunce and drank freely
ing lnhammstions, modification never ensus
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIhoRB, Nov. 4.-Thsre we're sales Of
Howard street Flour this morning at IS IS;
City Mills s. so. $4,000 bushels of wheat
were sold-white at 81 80 Q 81. 90; red $l7s
a 81 IS. Corn-l9, 000bushels sold-whioe a.
y cents yellow "a IS cents. Other articles
unchanged
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By X. H. JEWELLE q Co., Aucts.
ON SATURDAY morning, November 4, 1854, Of
~ the premises, No. 403, Seventh street. we shall
sell the f"rni ure of family declining housekeep-
ing, consisting in part Of
One complete sett Of Cottage Furniture
Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Stoves,
Cooking Otsn,els, &c.
h. Il. JEWE1LE Co., Auctioneers
novl-8t No 81, Pennsylvania avenue
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
MORNING, November 20, at 10 O'Clock at the same
place. r. II. JEWELLE 4 CO..
nov d Auc ioneers
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ny GREEk T. SCOTT. Auetionsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE 4
IL Mich Cow at Auction and House to Rent
On MONDAY, the 3Cth instant, We shall SELL at &c
O'Clock g. M, at tbs residence of gentleman decln
ing housekeeping, on Nsw Jersey avenue, south Of
the Capitol. and nearly opposite the former reti
OF Thos. blsgden, Esq excellent assortment o,
Furpiture, Viz:
Mahogany soA. Parlor and Rocking Chairs
DO Sideboard, Bureaus and Pressing Glas~es
Do Dining, breakfast, Card, and other Ia
blss
Girandoles, Solar, Fall and Lamps
Clock, Workstsnds, Wsshstands and Wsrdrobes
China Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware
Maple Redstsads
Andirons, Shovel and longs, Tenders
Perlor and Chsmbsr Window Curtains and Shsfes
Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets and Oilccth
Stoves. and general assortment of Kitchen Re
quisites
With many other articles which we deem unne
ceesary to enurneIate.
Also, COED Mich Cow. which now gives milk
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash ; over that slim
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfac
torily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN sooTT,
OCT Nd Auctioneers
p s.-The House Is for rent, good two-story and
attic brick, con tanning ten and all
out houses
Apply on the premises. G&s.
~ The above Sale il POSTPONE d
until NUN DAY, the 9th Instant. same hour.
nov Id GREEN SCOTT. Aucts
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Great Fire at uockport.

LocKPoRr, November 3-A terrible fire &C.
Cured here last ni&A destroying property
House, the Congregational and Methods.
Churches, and twenty stores are in ruins :;
numerous barns, stables, &C., were also des-
troyed. The fire commenced 10 jennings Ho-
tel, and was occasioned by the explosion of a
camphene lamp. 1t is rumored thai q man
and woman were burnt 30 death in the Ire
mont House.
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Loss Of the ship Gsors,a.

Bosfos, Nov. S-The ship Georgia, Capt.
Small, from New Castle, England, for Boston,
with q valuable cargo Of chemicals and coal,
sprung a leak on the I'd Oct, during . heavy
gale, and was abandoned on the 9th, In lati-
tude AZ degrees and 80 minutes, longitude
IS degrees and SO min. The crew were taken
off by tho British bark Rosins, and carried to
Quebec,
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HeW York Markets @.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Flour-6,000 barrels
sold at yesterdays prices Whest and Corn
unchanged. Stocks advanced.
Tho Chicago railroad accident is not as bad
ss at first reportsd-only twenty persons are
supposed to be killed.
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"A. o. GARNER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
No, ifs B,tAs,

Hon ms Ba1ds00, III Trset,
DESP4CTfuLLf Informs his friends and the
IL ci:izEns Of Washington. Georgetown, -
and Alexandra, that he keeps constantly en-
hand choice sslsotio1 Of tbs best ard mnst
popular makes OF CLOTHS, Oassimerss aAd -
Vsstings, together vita = good ply Of he best
Trimmings, and will make 70 orde- DaSmsu. 5 Of
every description for gsntleusns' wear In the most
elegant manner, plain fancy to pleaee the taste
Of eli who may favor him with q call.
Prices moderate snd tsrHs caAh.
noY2-lN
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The Beale Case in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-In the Grimm al
Court to- day D. P. Brown commenced his ar
gument on the motion for . new trial in the
case Of s. T. Beale, on the ground that the
verdict was against the testimony, and that
the Jury, while the cass was on hand, freely
INDUCED in liquor and amused themselves In
singing songs, &c.
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PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases.
Liver complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costveness and
are all relieved and cured in short space
OF tne by Carriers Spanish Mixture great tonic Ard
purifier of the blood particle of
Opu or any no1ous drug is perfectly harmless and
cured more than five hundred disease.
which may be found In column and ali of which
are detailed in full bottle 1t the AN
spring and Fall Medicines and influence over
the blood touly remarkable
- See
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Warehouses DESTROYED

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. THE Brooklyn
warehouses, across the river, were destroyed
by FIRE, last night, excepting those covered
with iron. The loss Is Sill 800, and is covered
by insurance.
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Brsak In the Delaware Canal.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S-The break In the
Delaware Canal lie not serious, and will take
only about four days to repair
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As the season approaches for getlemens Fall and Win
ter wear call the attention to the
ana well selected stock of Ready for and
yousns wear, manufactured with elegance by
MoAa WALkEh Co. of the well known Marble Hal!
CiothinS Emporium, Browns Hotel. surtout over
coat cut and finished with degree would do
70 the nrst class custom houses Their
combine the late styles and goods i'm
poraon Dress and Frock Coats finish and
all coors Business SUITS Coats pants and Yes
Of and figured Cassimeres doeskn and Fancy
e. plain and figured silks, satins, csssmeres &C. They
have large assortment Of Shirts Drawers Undershirts
Collars, Ties, Gloves, &c. sen 40
q IT SHOULD be universally known-for It is strictly
ne-that indigestion the large proportion
Ver complaint ana many other diseases
city Inspector weekly catalogue Deaths by
Indigestion alone Think fthat dyspepss think of all
who suner from disordered somschs, willing
to be guided by advice founded experience resort
oncedon't delay day-to Hoohsnds German Bitters
pared by Dr. u NJ Jackson which, alternative cura-
ave. and fnvfgorant stands alone uRapproached We
have tried the Bers and they excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale dealers in medicine
0'ei' apps
" ANOTHER p UM.-Mr. WHITEHURST hss been
awarded another premium for his superior
exhibited st the Worlds Fair, New York be remeu
oered that Mr. W. received from the Worlds
two medals for his Enrvsed dsguerreotypes of
Fillmore and Cabinet and Psnscopes Niagara Falls be-
sides premiums at all the fairs which exhibited for
many years past This speaks volumes gale
ries 90
Call and nave lkenesses 1t Wbteb Gale
~ near -Four sndshslf street, Pennsylvania avenue.
sep l6-u
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Unitarian Church Burnt

CONCORD, Il. H., Nov. 8-The Unitarian
Church in this city was destroyed by fire last
night. 1t is supposed to have been caused by
the gas, which has just been introduced into
the building.
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kfOR RENT-Possession given immediately-th.
Il late oh1cs OF the Evening Star, on D st., within
city yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue The building is Of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room. 1t
Will shord two convenient small shops, fronting On
D street, with ample working room in the rear Al
50 convenient paintsrs or carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star ONCE.
oct 26-d
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Constable Shot Dead.

ST. CArHARUEs, Nov. 3-A constable,
name not mentioned, who was attempting 70
arrest a robber in Port Robinson lsst night,
was shot through the heart
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REMOVED.
BOOTS AND shOES In GREAT VARIETY

i nounce to his friends, patrons, and then
public generally, that he has removed to his
new store, which he has fitted up in q style -
unsurIa ssed by any similar establishment eithe r
in or out Of Washington. His stock is entirely
new, embracing all the modern styles and kinds Of
Boots and Shoes either for Gentlemen, Ladies,
Boys, Misses, Youths, and Children, together with
an unusual large supply for servants wear. Pur.
chasers will find it to their advantage to give him
q call. GEO. BURNS
Pa. avenue, I'd door west of 9th st. adjoining
nov 2-eO3t Patterson's Drug Store.
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The Fever South

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Dispatchss received
here to-day, from Charleston and Ssvann ah
represent the yellow fever As having sbatsd ut
those places.
dispatch dated at New Orleans, says thst
the fever is rapidly abating there.
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By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auc,rs.
GEORGETOWN

INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
~ ERY. Enc! clOpedias and Valuable Standard
Works. III every departing t f Lii erature Science,
and Art ANIMALS and BOOKS Elegantly Illus
trated and Ill uminated Pictorial, Emb.llhhed, nd
beautifully bound Fine Family and Pocket Bibles,
with Prayer Books of every description.
Letter and Cap Payer, Portfolios, Gold Pens, &c
To be sold at Auction THIS EVENING at seven
O'Clock, at the store Of
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Bridge st.
~ The attention Of the public, in this city and
vicinity, is respectfully invited this Collection
Books, which is believed To be the most valuable
collect on of standard works offered at Auction
in this place. The Books and wsrr med
peri ct. The sale will be positive and without re-.
serve, to the highest bidder, and will be continued
every evening until all are sold.
N. Brooks for examination and at Private Sale
during The day. BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,
sucti"neers, Bridge st., Georgetown, D. C.
oct 3l-dtf
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Sailing Of the Washin9tou.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamer wash
ington sailed for Liverpool to-day with one
hundred and forty passengers, and upwards Of
Sl50, 900 In specie.
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Canadian Reciprocity.

ST.. JOINS, Nov. 3.-The Legislature passed
yesterday an act admitting foreign breadstufs,
Another bill rstifying the reciprocity treaty,
will be acted upon to- day.
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ON CAPITOL HILL-THREE VERY DESIRA-
~ Bile building Lots No. l, 10, and 16 in SONAR 9
1877. between East Capitol and A SITS. south, Third
square east of Capitol Grounds will be sol on g.
commodating terms on application to G.. Crandell,
No. 80 streei, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square 872.
oct 25-1mH
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lust R2OKIVBD, AT HOODS, IN invoke Of Q
u large assortment Of AIbsts ware (besvY 500.
plate with pure Svsr,) such - spoons, Forks, La
dies, ttsr-knivss, akSbsSkets, &c +, &c, which
he will dispose of at manufacturers prices. Also
lot of Mosaic and other Jsvery Of rhe latest pat
terms No. 418 Pa avenue, between ~ and Oh
streets, sign Of the large Spread Eagle.
Q
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9 TORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
~ Groceries, &C., to be stored, will find ample &C
commodstions In the large, airy, Hag.stone-paved
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply At the Star ONCE
oct 2b-tf
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BY DOWNS u HUTCHINSON, A uc's.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, d., AT AUCTION
IN SATURDAY EVENING, November f. We viii
~ Sell at our Store several superior Gold emo
SILVER atches, Gold Chains, Mar aud Finger Rings
Breast Pins, Lockets, Geld Pencils and Pens al.
other articles of Jewery
Also, an invoice CT Fancy Good, Porte Monna.ee,
&C., &C.
Additions are solicited
DOWNS HUTCHINSON,
Auctioneers, Pennsylvania av. near A. + st
nov SID
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T Grand subscription Ball. The
W. National Greys respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Washington that they are making ar ange-
msnts to give Grand Subscription Ball On Monday
evening New. 18th, 1854
For particulars see future advertisement,
&. G. SHEKELL,
Secretary Of the Executive Committee,
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Foreign Immigration.

BALrInoRE, Nov. 4.-The ship Anna Long
arrived at quaren tine this morning, from Bre-
men, with 500 passengers on board Fifteen
of the Anna Lsngs passengers died Of ship
fever.
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BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE
EXTRACTS nom An editorial notice in the Portsmouth,
Glnho I.,Ixz

Globe, July 13, 1854.
The Editor In this medicine
y requires notice often tested and
tues 80 well known from the numerous
u use that 1t sold now just readily without prescrp
ton recommendation the diseases for which r.
commended, as quinine Is for chills
In the local column of the Norfolk Courier the Ed
tor in speaking of this preparation says 1t s Certainly
great medicine and within knowledge has
those VINO were considered beyond all human aid Time
would fail to enumerate those cured
Nervous Disorders Ulcers Putrid Throat Fevers
Syphilis Dyspepsia ncapacsted Youths Ague and Fever
DC, ad infnitum. oct 9y-o,y
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New YORK, Nov. 4,-The Supreme Court
has denied the motion to Issue Q manda-
mus wit requiring the ofioers of the Parker
Vein Company to transfer their st ook.
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,

VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER UPHOLSTERER.
A MEXICAN and French Paper Bangings ard
n Uphester Goods, Pennsylvania avenue. betw.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
C.
VIM. Haunschild begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has hand a large etock Of
French Gilt and American Transparepts
Also, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses,
which he will dispose Of at the lowest prices.
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Il Four-story Brick House on Thir. eenth ST. o.,
near Z, east side The house is in good repair dry
cellars, and to good te amt the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November. Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS c. NcGUIRE Auc,r
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JOE SHLLISGTos receives all new Books and News
As fast as published He Harpers and
the other Magazines and readers always find
large and good assortment of Blank Stationery
MS bookstore, Odson Building avenue and St