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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 4, 49,

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 4, 1854.
Sundays Record-P1rrosD's Prize Concert:
The AsozrG-Hydraul,on Prize Trun-
pet-Rsltgtous Retreat.
Yesterday, cold rain kept most of our pop
ulation within doors, but the religious exer-
cises at our various churches were very we'll
attended. Most of the pulpits were filed by
the regular pastors, but at the Methodist
Church South the Rev. Mr.. Amos preach ed,
and Rev. j. T. Donelan preached to large au.
ences at st. Mary's.
Parrow's grand prize concert came eff on
Friday night at Liberty Hall At the close
OF the performances, Mr.. Parrow came for
ward and announced that some unknown cause
had delayed the arrival Of the trumpet He.
however, called upon the various representa-.
tives OF the fire companies to lake their re-.
ports OF the number of tickets sold Mr. w.
Smith, from the Hydraulion, and c. W Noale,
from the hellt, came upon the stand, when it
appeared that the latter gentleman had no re-
port. The representative of the Hydraulion
then claimed the trumpet and scene of con.
fusion ensued which became wo rse COMPOUNDED.
A large number jumped upon the stage. each
trying to MAKO himself heard above the "poise
and confusion" The loud cry of "Peelers'' and
'shanghais' rung hOugh the hall, mingled
occasionally with yell OF "Sea Horses''
Inc gas was finally shut off, and the aud. ence
dismissed in darkness
On Saturday evening the trumpet arrived,
and was awarded by Mr.. Parrow to the Hy
drauliOn, whose members had sold the largest
mum ger of tickets-fve hundred. Their prin-
cipal competitors, the members Of the Relief,
sold about three hundred
We have been favored with view of this
magnificent prize trumpet. 1t is of massive
silver, two feet in length, the mouth piece and
front lined with gold. The whole exterior is
eAquisitely carved, well-executed cottage
adjoining the head, while flowers, fruit. and
rich scroll work decorate the remainder. Two
heavy rings, connected with the trumpet BY
fine wrought eagle heads of solid silver. sup
port splendid breast band of heavy bullion.
which is adorned by superb tassels of the Same
texture and workmanship. The trumpet was
manufactured for exhi oition at the recent
franklin Institute fair, where it attracted
much attention as masterpiece of art 1t
we'll rewards the energy Of the Hydraulion
tiremen.
The general jubilee of tho Catholic Church
opened at st. Mary's church, in this place,
yesterday, with religious retreat, which will
continue during the entire week We hear
that Rev. Bernard Mcclure, S. j., president
of Georgetown College, and Rev j. p Done.
Ian, OF Piscataway, will occupy the pulpit at
the evening exercises, and that the former
pastor, Rev. J. I. Aiken, with Rev Nlsssrs.
Boyle and Burn, will assist the preseLt pas
tors IN the other duties of the retreat
AMI
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By j. O. MCGUIRE. kuetfoaesr.
Crock OF FAMILY GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.
~ On WEDNESDAY m ,rning. December 9Th at 10
O'Clock, at the store Of Mr. Ds Id Hines (who is
about to change his business) corner PennsyIvapis
avenue and Goth street. shall cell ali his stock in
trade, consisting Of
Coffee, Sugars. Teas, Sirup
Brsndies, Wines, and Liqu ors in wood and glass
Tobacco, Oils Spices. Cigars, Can Lies
Buckets, Broomf. Crockery and Stoueware
Scales Weights Measu Fixtures, de-
Together with many other articles usually kept
In grocery store.
Terms: Ssv and under cssh: over that amount
credit So and go days. Cor notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest.
The store, which is one of the very best busiress
stands in TIE First Ward, /. for rent The dw, Hing
will also bs rented sepsrs from the store IL desired
JAMES 9. MoGUIRE,
dec 4-d Aur<fop.s-
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DIE ID.

On the Sd instant, of whOoping coAgh, MARY
ANN, youngest daughter of James and Ann Green,
aged months and 81 DAYS.
My parents dear, weep not for me,
When In this yard my grave you see;
My time was short, and blesseu is He
That called ne to eternity.
On The Sd instant, ELIZABETH G., the beloved
wife of Ferdinand Butler, Esq, and daughter of
Joseph Abbott. Esq.
lS3-TRe funeral will take place to morrow (Tues-
day. afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence of
her husband corner OF Fourteenth street and Penn
syivania avenue. The friends of her husband g and
fathers family are respectfully invited to attend with
out further notice.
New Orleans and Philadelphia papers please copy.
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BY GREEN a. SCOTT, AucttOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,, HORSE
l Carryall, Spring Wagon, &C. ct Auctiop.-On
FRIDAY. the 9Th instant, shall sell at pubic suc
ion by virtue of deed of trust to the subsrribsr
bearing date the second day Of D cembsr, 1854 and
duly recorded anon the and records Of Washing
ton county In the District Of Columbia, ct the Gro
cory store Of Henry g. Murray, at 10 O'Clock q. NJ
at the corner of Eighth street east and st. SOUTH
the Navy Yard, the entire stock OF Gre &c, les
Liquors. 10, Of said Murray, viz:
Teas, Sugars, Cof1ses, and Liquors
( nina, Glass, Crockery and Hardware
With large lot Of other ar icles Ia the grocery
line which We deem unnecessary to snumerste.
Also, one Horse, one Carryan
Dee Spring Wagon, two sets Harness
Terms: $26 and under cash; over SIS q credit Of
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily su
dorsed, bearing interest.
JNO c. &. HAMILTON, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
dec 4-eo4ds A1otioneers
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j. X HAFTW kLL.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

4 HE undersigned viii c iuue the AUCiI BE
AND COMM S5I0N BUSINESS, in he store
formerly occupi. d by n. B. Campbell d Co, No 2Se
Penn wanna avenue where he vii keep cons nuly
on hard Ia gs sesortr emit Of Hous, Furniture of
every description, Parlor, bedr, en- aud ookiI q
Stoves for coal and wood, Crockery IN and ia 81
Ware, and numerous other articles &antsd by O.
keepers, all Of which will be sold exo-edi' & ov
for cash or hort approved credit.
Consignments solicted upon which u a. sd-
vanc will be de JOS. z. H. Tn IL
20-d
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dec I'D

By j. G.. MCGUIRE, AucliOheer.
N9OIC COLLECTION OF RARE AND VsLU-
~ able Oil Paintings, by anci mt and modern N as.
ters, at Public Sale.-On TUEsDAY morning, De-
eember s, at IL O'clock, at the Sal on over Farm
hams Booketor corner Of Pennsylva Ia avenue
and l1th street shall sell choice collection Of
aud valuable Oil Psintings selected with great
by Il. N. Barlow, Esq, from various galleries on the
continent. Amongst them vii BE- found specimens
If Rueens Velasques, Ostsnde, Boucher, Loudovco
DC: OF the modern school will bs found specimens
OF Shayers, ]. B. Pync .C-7 h ilis, Carmichael
&C., &c
The Saloon will Be opIo and tas Pictures On free
exhibition daily until saie.
Catalogues NAV be obtained at the Saloon, or at
the Auction Rooms.
Terms: 500 and under cash; over that sum crs dit
of 60 and 40 days. for notes ssts ctorily endorsed
bearing interest. JAS @. MCGUIRE,
nov sd Aucticneer
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By j. c. cGUIRE, Auetionssr.
nELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN LAFAYETTE

By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auetionssr.
nELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN LAFAYETTE
IL square at Public Sale On MONDAY after
noon, December 1ltbi ut o'clock, on the premises
shall sell that valuable and desirable residence
lately occu'ied by Thomas Richie, deceased, ad.
joining the residence Of w. w. csrcorsn, Esq and
fronting south on Lsfsyet Tor Presdent's) SQusre
The lot has q front OF 81 feet inches on north
street, and runs back l3l feet inches to q common
alley 20 feet wide, ON the opposite side of which
stands stable rs feet by 81, belonging to the prem
ICES.
The house is first class double building, built In
the most substantial manner, with ample scoomma
Apart from the main house Is q large outbu lding
for the accommodation of servants. &C.
Further particulars are deemed unnecessary, as
persons disposed to purchase will doubt ess ez anime
for themselves. as the property is we'll known.
Terms: Onethird cash; the balance payable in
the day Of SALE with interest thereon, payable semi
annually, and secured bv the notes of the purchaser
and deed OF trust on the premises.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctioneer.
By j. @. MEG UIRE, AuetiOneov
GALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENN
y sylvania avenue, and fronting Market Space
On THURSDAY, December 18th, at 4 O'Clock p. m 4,
will be sold the two houses situated IN part OF Lot
1, Square $50, corner OF Pennsylvania svenue end
@ street north The ground fronts Al feet on the
avenue, and runs back to q street north, having
three fronts, one Of which is an open space tn.
location odrrs great advantages for permanent in.
vestment in real estate in the city of Wsshinston
The house viii be sold separately, If desired.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance In three
equal instruments Of 9, L. and IL months, with IN
terest, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
nov I'd Auctioneer.
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- AsoTHxs PEEMI UM.-Mr WHITEHU RST has.bsep
another premium for his superior Daguerreotypes
sAHGi.ed a. the worlds Fair New York will be remem.
Dete tnst MT received from the Worlds Fair
TWO edss for his unrivslled dsguerreotypes President
ans Cabinet and PsntiscOpes Niagara Falls be-
oes At all the fairs which for
many years past This speaks volumes favor of his gse
RES. - ~ 20 '' e"--o
os and have your ikenesses taken whitehurss Gale
"'SA"e'
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BY GREEN d SCOTT. Auclton..

By GREEN d SCOTT, Auction.ers.
~ ALE OF FORK, BEANS, &c, BY ORDER Of
~ the Navy Agent-On TUESDAY. the 5th inst.
W. shall sell, ct the Washington Navy Yard, at IL
o'clock m, by oder Of the Navy Agent
ia lbs PORK, $50 lbs. Bre.d
70 lbs -Four "a lhs Raisins
70 lbs ficklss, 1S9 lbs. Beans.
Terms cash. GESEN 4 SCOTT,
Auotioneers.
Will be added to the above safe, a
large quantity Of Live Oak Chips, lying NEAR the
west gate Of the navy yard. Terms cash.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
dec I'd Au-'i ,ns~rs,
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- SPLsaDID PIOrUREs,-Those readers desire
10 pass through splendid Gallery Pictures
tAi to pay vst to Pumb's Rooms the Avenue.
ON exhibition there choice specimens
Dasuerreotypns in OIL which beauty
There s portrait executed, In
style OF President Pierce that reflects credit
artist every nesment thereof giving life like
mr. fumbe Is reckoned among the first Dsguerr artists
OF our Time
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g PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Costveness and
fIes are all relieved and cured
OF time oy Carter1 Spanish Mixture great tonic and
Pner OF the blood contains particle Mercury
opium or any noxious drug perfectly harmless and
cured more Than nve hundred cases of disease.
we Can Only refer the to the cerbcatas few nj
Wl4Gh may Dc found In another column, all which
are detailed in full around the bottle 1t liz ali
Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses an Sn.nc.
the blood touly remarkable 49, wa
advertisement
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WOOD FOR SALE.

ON LIEUT. HUNTERS UPPER FARM, TWO
~ miles from the Long Bridge, above the toll.
gate, in Alexandria county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD for sale. Oak, - 6253, snd Pine 81 l24 pse
cord. Apply 20 w. OARLlN, Agent.
pov 14-lm
OLIVER SPOONs.-EvERY DIES RIPTION ON
y bsud and made to order, at 4ls Pcnna. nvsuuss
between ~ and 9th streets. q. o. HOOD.
nov 90
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ZEE In THE CLEARINGy VIZ. THE
IL Bush, by Mrs. Noodle, price 600
Hearts Base, or the Brothers Wife, by the author
Of RadolifIe-$l
jail journal. by John Mitchell
Ride for Life or Clsud in Jeopardy
Godey's L@dy's Book for December
Yankee Notions do
Pictorial Brother Jonathan, TOR sale BY
II. K. LUNDY,
No 12S Bridge street, Georgetown, DO.
nov 25-h
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r. b. HALL, M ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

\ ATE Of Pnnaaelphis, Pa, graduate In Allopsthy
~ and Homeopathy, having had extensive s4.
psrience in the various departments of the profess
sion, offers his services to the citizens of Washington
and vicinity.
Office No. 40 Thirteenth street, between and
streets. Office hours until .. m; from 3 TO p.
m; and to 8 p m.
References: VIM. A. Gardner, NJ. D., Dean of the
Homeopathic College Pa. and the profession gen.
AraIl aAp a0-2n,
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Lunistand duenue, opposite me Bdnkof WdshIH oAoa
MR.. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully iuyr~
M the attention u the public to ex#mioe liz
stock Of GOODS, which he has Up-ned on Lousis nx
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streea, posits
the Bank of Washington, consisting Of ~! d-ec-.p.
tons of Teas, &c. Imperial, Gunpowdsr, and Back
Tea; Wins ard Log OF all orts, which lie c.c
sell at the lowest prices fr cash approved Eper.
Besides al the p-oessariss for Grocery bueipssS
viz: Brnoms, Buckets, Cedar Tubs, MStstss, 6o.,
&c. Please sall and $50 for yourselves.
nov 2-3m
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Fl. ). WRIGHT, Auctloncer

CT0CH OF GROCERIES,. HORSE AND BUGGY
- Sc, at Auction-On TUESDAY next, tire eth
instant, at &c occct, at the store of @. Lytt eton
Market Space. shall sell without reserve. his tn
tire stock Of Groceries. &c, consisting Of Sugar,
Teas, Coffee Soap, Spices, 6 arch, Lard, 40 PACKS
Salt Feed, empty Sacks, patent balance counter and
meal scales, Desks, Stove, Clook. sc.
Also, very superior Family Horse and sliding
Tos Buggy and Harness, Srddls and Bride, &c &C.
Terms at sale. L. 8. WRIGHT,
dec g Aurtioneev
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|nLD NOvFLs-A LARGE NUMBER, LAID
" aside bv the undersigned to send to auction,
LAY be bought /. the mean time at auction prices
or less. from RRANOK TAYLOR.
nov IA
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nIAMONDS SETT AND FINE GOLD JEWEL
- ~ of every kind manufactured to order in the
best workmanlike manner, at 41S Pa avenue, betw.
~ and 9Th SITS. H. o. BOOD.
NOV 21-H
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A CARD.

NOTICE -WEARE NOW READY TO DIS.
~ pose of our stock Of Goods at retail a. reduced
prices. All those that indebted to MS will please
do US the favor to come forward and settle I'D as
soon rs possible. HALL 4 BROTHER.
dor onff
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. "A large public meet
ing was held here in the Exchange, this even.
ing, for the purpose of taking measures to re-
sist the payment of taxes that had been un-
Justly assessed by tho City Auditor.
There is now four and half feet of water
in tho Ohio river, and it still continues slow
ly rising
Eastern exchange is dull, and is selling at .
half to ono per cent. premium.
Hogs are 81 IS, and advancing. Prime bar.
rel and keg lard is quoted at cents per Id.
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GAUTIER'S,

TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CIT
IZnNS, AND STRANGERS.
ID j. STEER. Merchant Tailor, No
L 4ss Seventh street, invites the at, IA
tenton of the pubic to bis elegant took Of
French CLOTHS. CAsSIMERE5, and VEST NJ
INGS, mbracing the best styles of the latest Ill.
importation; which now making up In q
style Of elegance unsur passed here or elsewhere.
nov 29-eo2w Union 4 Intel
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JOE SzuLLISarOs receives all and News
papers Is fes published He agent Harper and all
the other Magazines, and readers will always find
aad good assortment of Blank Books Stationery
Ms Bookstore Odeon Building, Pa st.
=
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QUEBEC, Dec Last night Lord Flgin
gave q farewell ball at Spencer Wood at
which seven hundred persons were present.
Ills Excellency's speech was deeply affecting
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VVanta.
dec 4-eokds

NTANTED-AT THE CITY REsTAURANT. ON
w corner Thirteenth street and Ponnsylssnia
avenue. ooored BOY, to open oysters
dec 3-2ts VIM L. JONES
M ANTED-A COLORED MAN SERVANT. TO
w wait in small family. One ef middle age
will be preferred. None need apply unless they &C
produce satisfactory recommendations. Apply a,
this office. d.a4-tf
NJ ANTED-A SITUATION As A NURSE OR
W Chdmbermaid satisfactory reference given
Address "a d" at this office. dec 2-3t*
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO Will BE EN-
II gaged this winter correspondent IF sever al
newspapers in Virginia and New York, is DESTROYS
of employing his leisure moments in any aescrip
ton of WRITING which may offer remuner ,ti We
compensation. Address "R W." box $40. Washing
Pest Office. dec 2-2s
NTANTED-FOUR HANDS Is WANTkD-Tu
w do the cutting and other work of farm l.
ring the winter months, one mile east of the Ana.
costa Bridge. Highest wages paid.
dec 2-3tt
90 000-ANY ONE HAVING THE ABOVE
apCsOOO amount to invest at fair premium
on good real estate security, would do well to ad
dress, with real name and terms, to j. L. g., Wash.
lngton City Post Once. nov 29-eolwh
"AETS n EGRUES.-Thesubs ere
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, cay
Ing the highest cash prices. Persons having slave
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Pal
dmore, Nd. iSlatters old stand.) Slaves taken on
board at 26 cents per day.
feb Ply B.M.& w. L. CAMPBELL
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ID family having house larger than required for
their own use. efar several rooms, Handsomely fur
nished, for a family, or three or four gentlemen,
with the comforts and quiet of home, with board
on reasonable terms The situation is in q desira-
bic neighborhocd and quite convenient to the cmui
bus. Apply at No. lSl Washington street.
nov 90-IuS
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From Boston.

Bosros, Dec 2.-The case Of James Mode
aid, of the fishing schooner s. & M. Rogers,
who is claimed by the British consul under the
Ashburton treaty, on a charge of murds- 1t
Cape Breton, has been postponed until Mon
day, whom the Commissioner will probably
give decision
The deaths in this city, for the week ending
to-day, were sixty four.
The Wings of Cambridge have nom: nated
Rev. ]. c. Eovejoy for Mayor, ard Mr. L. L.
Raymond is said to be the Know Nothing car
didate for that office.
During the past year two hundred and sixty
nine thousand dollars have been con.riau tod
for charitable purposes by citizens Of r,-;sp
Decides the large amount In priva.s CT sex
NOT made known
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BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY

BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY
A Nd the extent and the novelty Of its supplies,
n JANNEY'S SHOE STORE has been .nSa~
named the Great Central Shoe Store oi HAV
Washington. Its shelves are supplied witty
good and fashionable BOOTS and SHOES, -
and ali orders shall be promptly filled in the factory
above
Cork-soled Boots and sll work for winter use
speedily made to order and warranted to fit.
p. 8. have just received supply of Shoes from
auction, which were purchased very low for cash,
and will be sold, Wholesale or retail at low prices
HENRY JANNEY,
348 Pc. sv, bet. Browns Hotel a. d 7th st.
BIZ street, opposite Bank Of Washington.
nov 29-d2w
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DOARDING.- The Misses sU.NKS, ad;oin-
ID ing the store Of Mr.. Berry, On Bridge street
Georgetown have several fine ROOMS to let, and
are prepared to accommodate Boarders both perna
nent and transient, on the most moderate terms.
nov Elm
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Smsll sales Of Howard
street -four at s. L. 5000 bushels of wheat
sold-white. 81 80 a 81 81; rcd 81 IS sl.sO.
II 900 bushels of corn sold-white, ~ cents;
yellow, 80 cents. Other articles unchanged.
snow.
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The western rivers are rising.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. December 4.-Breadstufs dull.
Sales of 800 bbls fsur at Saturdays prices.
Wheat, 10000 bushels sold, prices unchanged
10000 bushels mixed corn sold at IS IS ctr
Cotton dull Stocks unchanged
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WIN. NJ. MRRRICK,
A Tt o ney at l. q W.
No 10 rnr-vC,.H. .u~x,-r

Nc, IS L0'TSftNt AVkNUE,
Will practice in the Supreme Court ~ tt' me
ted States and the Courts az the ristrict Of CLos
bia Eov SC---Aolra
lust RE- NV scrf, per schooner
- Pauline, TWO HUNDRED AND NINE ToNs
NENHAm LAKE ICE
Y. ]. MIDDLETON,
Office 90. side z, mex: to corner 18th st,
Depot corner 26sh and 4 fts. west.
nov Ia MAT Int, Union. and sen.ine,9
Ok PIECES BLACK SILKS, VEHY
90 rich and cheap
20 pieces 90 Parametta Cloth, At rs cts, cheap
French MeriDos, ell shades, rs ct5.
Rich Merino Plaids
700 yards A French Chints at 10 cents, little
damaged
Together with many other grsat oes(oins Tor CO..
WIN. Z. RILEY,
Corner Eighth st., opp. Centre Market
nov 21-lm
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EvENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGES PROF.
IL &c HoNENBER G viii commence reviewing
classes in LANGUAGES on Monday, 5oth October, 1T
bis residence, 257 fennsylvsnia avenue.
IS-tf
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DOR RENT A STORE UN Pa. AVEaUE- THE
L neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build
street, which said corner is soon to be opened by
Hiibus Hitz, their Music etore and Piano ware
rooms. The store now for rem. will make capital
stand for almost any kind Of business as already
the Star Office is more frequented than any other
business place in Washington. Apply at the counter
'of the STAY Office. oct 25-tf
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TO LET-A SMALL STORE ROUSE AND TIE
L Dwelling Apply to
JAMES H. SHREEvR,
ssyenth, between II and g. reefs
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening star


NEw YORK, Dec. 4.-Pedtions are circu-
latins here for the pardon Of Besls, the Phila-
delphis dentist.
The difficulties between Collins 4 Dorian
have been satisfactorily adjusted.
The Times doubts the report Of the discov-
cry Of the remains Of Sir John Franklin.
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DOR e NT-A PARLOR AND FIVE BED
4 chambers, oil lifted with gas Location, Tenth
street, between and u, west side, second dwelling
above McGuire's Auction Store. on the corner Of b
ana the avenue. JOHN GREGORY
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Virginia State Democratic Convention
RICHMOND, Dec. 2-Tne Democratic Con-
vention at Sraunton had al exciting time Of
it yesterday up TO 10 O'Clock, 2. NJ. On the
first ballot for Governor, Mr.. Wise had 81 ,4ls
votes Leak, IS, 1852 Smith, 2 los Holiday,
1875; Seldom. 49l and Faulkner, 259.
Mr.. Wise wants but 237 votes of the nomi-
nation. The balloting will be resumed this
morning
lsEcoHD DISPATCH.
RICHMOND, Dec 3.-After q stormy session
Of three days, the Democratic Convention at
Staunton have nomin ated M. Wise for Cover
nor, z. W. McComas for Lieutenant Governor,
and W. P. Bocock for Attorney General The
nomination of Mr.. McComas was declared
unanimous, but when the question was put to
make that of Mr. Wise unanimous there were
many noes, although the chairman declared
The nomination overwhelmingly carried. The
entire session was stormy in a high degree.
Resolutions were passed approving of Mr..
Pierce's administration declaring that he had
faithfully adhered to the Constitution.
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