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CoaorrR,s rssursr.-An inques, was held a, the |

CoRoERR's IEQUssT-An inquest was held ut the
watch house this moving, before Thomas Wood
ward ESQ, upon the body Of newly born male In
FAINT. II appeared In evidence that the child was
found lying in the vestibtle Of the passage Of JaM
Carlisle, Esq, last night, raped in white cotron,
and from appearance having been born alive The
Jury, with these facts elected, rendered verdict
the hands OF some person unknown for The purpose
of concealment.
ALAReE AUDIENCE.-The circus tent was crowded
last night and the performances such as to make
the audience DESTROYS Of repeating their visit 1t is
an excellent equestrian company and therefore fully
deserving of the public patronage. There is no
"barnum humbug' here, but a nch display of gen
uhe talent IN the line, worthy Of all praise. They
perform at O'Clock i'm the afternoon and ~ in the
evening, thus affording accommodations for families
nv daylight and the public at large at night Satur
day night they give their last performance. To
lovers OF the ring We need not say go-fOr go they
will. -
OYSTERS AS IS OysTERs.-This morning Schwartz,
at the corner of Eleventh and Streets "laid upon
table" four dozen of as fine oysters as ever re-
Joced the heart of hungry MAN. They were oys-
tiers as Is OYSTERS - and we doubt very much if
better article was ever offered in the Washington
market. Schwartz receives fresh supply daily,
which he is prepared to furnish families on the
tuost pleasing terms. -
DlATH FROM IyJURY.-Andrew Lauxman who re-
Gently had his hand crushed, by threshing machine,
at MIR. R. Butts establishment near the second toll
gate on the plank road, died at the Infirmary. of
ockJaw, and was buried on Wednesday by the
German Benevolent Society, of which he was a
member.
MAKE THE CORPORATION PAY FOR rr.-Mr. VIM.
C. Sullivan, who resides at the corner of Sixth and
Eleventh streets, in going home last evening, fell
luto the sewer in SIKH street and broke his leg He
mas fair action for damages against the Corpora
ton. Two or three verdicts for damages will cure
the habit of leaving such places man-traps after
night fall.
WATCH HousE.-Our city, for quiet and good
order, will compare with that Of any other in the
Union. This is the third day, without our having
had single case to report No stronger evidence
can be gwen of the truth of the foregoing.
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RATHER CuR1oUs.-The Philadelphia Ledger
remarks "Some two or three hundred per.
sons drowned by the sinking of q steamship
sends thrill Of horror through nation, and
the lamentations are yet loud on account of the
loss Mere than twenty thousand human
beings slaughtered in the Crimes causes all
the bells in England and France to be set
ringing for joy, and the organs in the churches
peal forth strains of exultation over the
" glorious" result
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Fire ct Louisville Bank Failures, 90.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1S.-A IRE occurred here
last night, which originated in the extensive
bookstore of 81. g. Morton, on Main street
near Third. The tin store Of Messrs McDer-
mott, Clifford & Co., and the queenswars store
of Messrs. Cassidy & Hopkins, were slightly
stroyed, McDermott 4 Co. saved portion OF
their goods. The loss Is estimated at $45, 900,
mostly covered by insurance.
The Bsnnersville Bank suspended payment
to-day.
Maj J. L. Martin, one of the oldest and
wealthiest citizens of Louisville, died yester.
day.
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InVsids recovering from the effects Fever Bilious
diseases or long continued illness kind
spanish Mixture the only remedy that Will
ner dropping constitutions expe all bad humors the
oood excite the liver to prompt and heslty by
us IONIC properties restore the patient life gor
"ecan only say Try IT. A single bottle is
oarsapariliss IN existence II contains Mercury
or any other noxious or poisonous drug and b
given 70 the youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificates around the bottles
More than five hundred persons the city of Richmond
Va, can testify to its good effects.
HaeSee Advertisements
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By GREEN a. SCOTT, Auction.srs.

By GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
Il On FRIDAY, the Goth instant we shall sell, In
front of the premises, at four oclo,k m part Of
Lot No TO- in Square SIC, with the Improvement,
which are ave nearly new Frame Houses, DC which
rent readily for six dollars per month.
The above described property is situated between
1 and streets north and Fourth and Fifth streets
west.
Terms: Ons-fourth cash balance In Q, IL and Is
months, on notes bearing interest from Ii dag of
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
oct I'D A1ctioneers
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&h0 D.-Ranswsy q few days ago,
pOV my servant Boy, Henry Read He is about
about II years old, of ordinary growth for Boy Of
bis age, handsome figure and uncommon likely face
with full suit of hair. His eomp:exi6n is brown,
somewhat approaching black: He has q mother liv:
ing with Mr.. Fairfax, on Capitol HILL and an aunt
with Mr.. Washington, near the Patent Office. He
took with him many articles Of clothing, among
them sevtra pair Of pantaloons the inner side
which IL written c. Young. will give $50 for the
apprehension of the boy, whom delivered to me, il
taken in the District of Oolumbia, or $50 taken
out OF it and secured in jail He 10 we'll acquainted
with every part of the District and Alexandra vir
ginia. LOUISA HUNTER.
oct 12-dtf
baltimore Sun please copy and send bill to the
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nor sALE-DKSIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE
Il Misunderstanding Of two HOUSES 6LoFH
the first being new frame House, fifteen by thirty
feet with four large airy rooms and summer kitch.
On attached and other Improvements, consisting OF
stabling, &c., full lot Of 80 by 122 feet. running
back to 30 ret allsy. The other Is frame houes
of four rooms, situated Lot 81 by rs feet 10 In
All Information Will Be given by applying in person
or by letter to "sYPHAX," at the Star Office
N. R-The first named house and lot would suit
any one engaged in huckstering, &c.
sep 25-1m
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NEW STORE!-NEW STORE!
GEORGE WILMER,
Paper Hanger and Uph0lstsrer,

LVsySt1I SFTBcZ, USUT d.
DETURElNG thanks for the very liberal patron.
III age already bestowed on one from my friends
and customers since my removal to the new stand,
respectfully invite public attention to my large
and superior stock of Paper Hsngngs for fall salse
embracing an elegant assortment IF real French
Gold and other Parlor styles, ell 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 rs Union and worsted
Damssks, Muslin and Lace Curtains, Git Cornices
Bands and Ornaments, Gilt and Powered Shad-f
just received from the New York manufacturer
some nine feet long are beautiful, Feather Beds ana
Mattresses.
Ollcloths laid and Carpets cut and fitted In the
most economical and nestest manner.
oct l4-lm
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More Bank Failures. &c.

CIScIAKArI, Oct. I9-Messrs 0utcall Il Co.,
private bankers, failed to-day. There had
been no run on them. The run to day WAS
confined 10 the banking houses Of Messrs. Ellis
q Sturges, the Citizens Bank and the Central
Bank, all private banking establishments.
They paid every demand, and towards the
close the excitement began to subside. No
further failures are spprehendod.
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" ANOTHER PRRMIUM.-Mr. WHITEHU RST has been
awarded another premium for his superior Daguerreotypes
exhibited at the Worlds Fair, New York be rene-
bered that MI W. received from the Worlds
Two medals for his unrvaled daguerreotypes
Fillmore and Cabinet and Panscopes Niagara Falls be-
sides prem ums at all the fairs which exhibited for
many years past This speaks volumes gale
ries
Call and have your kenesses taken Whitehursts Gale
ry near Four and-ahalf street. Psnnsylvans avenue.
LIT
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MUSIC STORE.

slTV, ,He,1l We take great pleasure in returning
wv Mys!Gl our grateful thanks to our numerous
0@k@friends for their very liberal patron
age in the music business. and beg leave to assure
them that We have this week received the largest
assortment of new and popular Mu.ic ever intro.
duoed in this city, principally from the celebrated
publishers Dilson, Waters, Hall 4 Son, Fir Pond
4 co. Lee Walker, Henry McCsffray, Willig, Mil
Ter 4 Beacham and others Our assortment win be
found one of the largest, and most varied in the
city, COMPRISING Songs, Duets, Tros Polkas, schot
tisches, Waltzes Marshes, Opera Airs, RGndos Noe
tn ms. Gems by Wallac, Dohler, Boyer, Cramer,
Voss, Tha berg, Jaell and 9th eminent O. posers
Instr uction Books for every instrument in use
Orders by mail promptly attended to, free Of post
age. JNO F. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between 9th ana 10th SITS.
1T-$f
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DOR SALE.-A pair OF Vermont MORGAN
IL MARES, six years old we'll broken, ~
sound, stylish and capital drivers. They TS2A
are the property of q gentleman who re An
Gently obtained them sc the North for his own u.s.
but now finds that change in his al rangements
makes 1t desirable Tor him to dispose of them.
They are just the horses to be driven by gentle
man or lady They can be seen at southron's late
Birchs) stables, ON 18th street. sep 80
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Know Nothingfsm IN Massachusetts.

Boston, Oct. 1e.-The Know Nothing State
Convention assembled here yesterday, there
being 1900 delegates present. Their session
was secret, but it is said to have been very
stormy It is rumored that they have nomi-
mated for Governor Henry ]. Gardiner, q
merchant Of Boston, and for Lieut. Governor
Simeon Brown, Of Concord.
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~ IT SHOULD be universally known-for II In strictly
truetat Indigestion 10 the large proportion
the fata dseases Dysentery darrhoea cholera norbus
ver complaint and other diseases In the
ey weekly catalogue OF deaths by
who suffer from disordered stomschs and fyou are vina
10 be guided by advice founded experience
once-fonf delay dsyto Hoofsnd's German Btsrs pre
pared by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson which, an Alternative cura
nVe and invfgorant stands alone and unapproached
have tried the Bers and know for
e diseases specified above For dealers medicine
everywhere. ans
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CARRIED AWAY BY ENrHUsIAsM-So great
was the feeling manifested on the arrival at
1onkers of Captain Luce, that it was with the
greatest difficulty that the gallant Captain
was enabled to reach his home. Some persons
even carried their enthusiasm 50 far as to At
tempt to eMt tie 6uttons off his coat
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Woman's Rights Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-The Womsn's
Rights Convention is progressing very salts
factorily Addresses were made last night by
Mrs. Gage, Rev. J. W. Higginson, Mrs. Coe,
and Mrs. Rose. This morning plans have been
presented from tracts and petitions, and pro-
posal for q newspaper organ was rejected, af-
ter discussion by Lucy Stone, Miss Anthony
Lucretia Mott, Miss Cox, Menrs. Garrison,
Higginson, and others.
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As the season approaches for sstlemens Fall
we call the attention of readers
snd We selected stock of Ready made Clothing
youths wear, manufactured with elegance by
NOAh WALKER i CO.. OF the we'll known Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Their
coat 10 cut and finished with
credit 70 the first class
oversscks the late styles and
portsto Dress and Frock Coats of superior hns
all ashonsble colors Business suits Coats
of plain and figured Csssmeres. Black doesn Fancy
Pansloons Vests of rich yelvets
es plain aud figured silks sstns, cassimeres They
Collars Ties, Gloves. &c. SEP 90
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By e. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
TURNTTURE AT AUCTION.-On TOMORROW
T Fridsy) afternoon, the Goth instant, at o'clk
at the residence Of Mr.. Petit, on High, near Third
street. shall sell his entire Furniture consisting
Of
Mahogany Sideboard, do Tables
Chars, Carpets. Beds, Bedsteads
Bedding, Bur-sus, Stoves
Kitchen Furniture, &c. Terms cash
L. s. WRIGHT,
oct 19-ct Auctionssr.
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REMOVAL
OF THE IS CT. DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

w are happy to inform the pobic that We have
w moved from over Gilmsn's Drug Store to the
Messrs. 0slt's Jewslry Store, between 9th 10th
st, ssts, Pa svenus, and by the new French process
which snsblss - to make splendid pi tuIeS in all
wsathsfs, we are making from 200 10 900 daily, and
We hope by our xnusuAl swiftnsss and acapmmo
dating principles 70 GAIN 8 liberal patronage -
Get N-so34 C. D. SEWARD, nop.
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PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS.
ERENCH Msrinos, all shades, ct rs cents, very
II cheap
French Merino Plaids, all styles
500 pieces black silk velvet Rbbons Of all widths.
very cheap
Plaid Silks, plaid Ribbons
Black silks Of every width and quality
zoo French Shawls, various styles, very low
Customers win do we'll to oau and look at my
stock, all Of which viii be sold at small advance,
for 0sh. WIN. B. RILEY,
Corner sth st. opposite Centre Market
oct Sim
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A Duel on the Elysian Fields at Hoboken.

New YORK, Get. 19 "A duel was fought on
the Elysisn Fields at Hoboken this morning,
where Hamilton and Burr fought, between
Peter Thomson, Of South Carolina, and q Mr..
Norton, of this city. They fought at fifteen
PAGES with pistols, and at the second fire South
Carolina received the ball Of New York In
his left arm, causing quite painful wound.
The particulars Of the difficulty are not stated.
but it is announced that they shook hands and
expressed themselves satisfied.
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BY Il. 9. WRIGHT Georgetown.
ON TUESDAY, the 9th instant, 1T 4 o'clock p
I'm, shall Sc H. without reserve, in front Of the
premises
Lot 115, In Beall's addition to Georgetown, front
ing "a feet Green street, by III Deep to Fix foot
alley, with the frame Buildings thereon.
Terms at the sale.
4. 8. WRIGHT,
oct Id Auction0er
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

GREAT ATTRACTION.
Inn dozen linen csnbrfc Handkerchiefs nom 6
lOO cents upwards
SO dos grass linen Handkerchief from . cents up
wardr, very cheap
French worked Collars in great variety, vssy low
Worked lawn and muslin Slesves
Worked cambria SKIRTS
2l0 pairs French Kid Gloves, at 80 osats, worth 70
cents
Call and buy cheap for cash ut
WIN. X. RILEYs,
COR. Eighth street, opposite Centre Market.
oct Sim -.
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MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY.

I HAVE now completed my arrangements for the
i manufacturing of ALL kinds of fine god Jewelry
in the best wormanlike manner. Diamonds re set,
and every description of New Work IN ade 10 order
9th sts., sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
II. O. HOOD.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to the repairing
Of fine Watches. oct ID
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Bank nofalcation.

NEW YORK, Oct ia letter from the
cashier of the Ocean Bank indignantly denies
the rumored defalcation Of the FIRST teller to
the amount of $3.50, 600, and says that his de-
falcation will not exceed SIS 600. He further
adds that there will be no interruption in the
business Of the bank.
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Congressional Nomination.

BosToN, October I9.-The Democrats of the
Eighth district, in this State, have nominated
Daniel Needham, Of Groton, for Congress.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 20.-Our grain market Is
unchanged; -four, wheat, and corn, bearing
tho prices ruling yesterday; 1000 bbls hour
sold to-day. Cotton is firm. Stocks are dull
of sale and depressed ~
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4 RARE CHANCE-For sale, fourteen ao-ss 0,
n LAND one raile from the city line, near tIic
toll gate on Seventh street. four acres In heavy tim
Der, fine site for . suburban residencs-soil vel
adapted for market gardening Enqnire of
4. G. HUBBARD,
Nsss the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
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Il RUSTEE'S SALE Of Valuable Improved Proper.
noon. October 2lst, at ~ O'Clock the premises
1 shall sell parts Of Lots numbered and s, in 50
454, fronting Fl feet on Seventh, betw. en- and ii
streets, running b-ck 100 feet, with the improve
House.
The above property is located nearly opposite the
Pate mt Office and is we'll worthy the attention of
capitalists.
Terms: One third cash the residue in two equal
instruments at and II months, with interest, Be-.
cured by deed of trust on the premises.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
fve days after the sale the trustee reserves the
right to resell ct the risk and xpen Of the FIRST
purchaser.
MICH. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
oct I'D Auctioneer
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Vermont Senatorial Elsetion

BosroN, Oct. 19.-Mr. Collamer's majority
for the U. S Senate for the full term is 10 in
the Senate and IA in the House. The free-soiI
vote was cast for Mr.. Shafer.
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,

,
Situated on E street, north OF the City Hall,
Washington.
THE extensive additions to the buildings Of this
L institution are completed and constantly open
for the reception and care of the sick '-.---
Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can
be obtained in hospitals secured for the inmates
The institution Is visited daily Tor oftsner if
ssry) by Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty
Of the National Medical College.
DR.. B. / HHLzN, resident physician, is always In
the building also several resident students and all
necessary attendants.
The patients are nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found invaiu.
able since their introduction into the institution
Physicians in the city and also In tbs country nd
ueighboring cities having patients who need hospi
tails advantages, are invited to send them to the In
frmary.
The charge for board is from s. to $40 per week
according to the accommodations required, payable
in advance.
Persons will apply for admission to Dr.. HELM
resident physician, at the Indrmary
ALI communications in regard to the institution
must be to my address.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D.,
Georgetown, D. c.,
Curator Of the Washington Infrmary
oct 8-lm
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BY ROTH WELL 4 BROWN, Aucts.
A UCTIoN SALE OF HARDWARE AND CUT
N LERY- FRIDAY (to-morros) evening. at
o'clock, We shall sell, al cur Auction Store. q
signmsnt OF Hardware suitable for csrpenterE e,
consisting Of
Locks, Door Knobs, Door Handles
Hinges, Window Fastenings and Springs
Hammers, Gimsts, Bri oe and Bits
Chiseis, Gusges, squares, Band Irons
Hat Hooks. Measuring apes, DO
Also q number of articles for family use, such "a
6ridirons Sad Irons, Goa Shovels, enUffers, Cay
dlesteks, Knives and Forks, Scissors, spoons Hand
Bells, 10
R0THWELL 4 BROWN.
Asotioaeen corner 7th and streets.
OCT lo-dI1
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A WrGk,

HALIFAX. OCT. 2O.-Ths brig Reindeer, Of
New York, has been wrecked here
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Counterfeitsrs Arrested.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 20.-We have sdvicss
here of the arrest Of two oounterfeiters at La
Grange, Indiana, with $4,000 of New Haven
City Bank notes in their possession.
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/ M r U r II A n II Work for Pension
C1aimant.-Pension and Bounty Land Laws
Just published an analytical Digest Of the Pension
and Bounty Land Laws, the Decisions of Secreta-
res &c, arranged to be ineligible 10 every
claimant Price $2-postags il prepaid 20 cents
TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
oct IL Bookstore near 9th r..
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Robbery.

Office of Adams & Co.'S Express, in this city,
was robber of over 81 900.
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Boarding.

pOARD1NG-Mrs. DUVALL., Penna avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda.
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in Washington. jeI6ly
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BY G. F. DYER.
K. 3. WRIGHT, Auctioneer

d W. ~ 60
z. 3. WRIGHT. Auctioneer.
YNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. By virtue of q deed Of trust from Patrick A.
Byrns, and Mary Jane Byrns. his wife to Edwin C.
Morgan and william K. Howard, the same being
recorded In Mber j. A. g., No. Is, one Of the
land records for Washington county in the District
Of Columbia, We, the said Morgan Howard, will
sell, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
9Th day Of November, D 1854, at ~ O'Clock p.
me-, the following piece parcel Of ground and the
the city Of Washington, in the District of Columbia
and known as parts Of lots seven 7) and eight Isl
In square No. four hundred and City FOUR begin ming
for the same at the northwest corner Of - sight,
and running south On Seventh street, tNenty-one
feet tbencA east at right angles with Seventh street
west sixty ve feet thence due north fortyone feet
thence west twenty seven fset six inches, thence
south twee"ty feet thence west thirty feet six
inches to the place Of beginning
Terms: Onehalf cash the balance In 9 and II
months, with interest," the deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust on the prem sss
EDWIN c MORGAN, }r...
oct 6-eo W. 4. HOWARD, Afus'Se6
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6ODD FELLOWS CsRTIFIoATE.-Ns srnoxa,s II
TIhoHY ssxkp

WARRINGTON LoDsK No. l. o. Of
-. Norfolk, July 26th, 1854.
mr. b. BURRow-Dear Sir-In compliance with your re-
guest We inform for the benefit public that
brother OF our Order John K Jasper became sick while
stranger In this CITY, and in consequence
oIuoh was sent TO the Hospital where he found by
OF This Lodge suffering from disease termed
ocroiuis or hngs Evil, and in low pro-
nounce by the physicians incursbls
o. orother he was induced your medicine and In
!nfee weeks wss declared the city for New
caused solely By the Of your specific
Given under hands seal OF our Lodrs the ds,s
shove written Wv NV
Seal u, II p.-.o, - N
L. CaANBRALAiz Secrstary ~
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JOE SHILLISaroN receives all the Books and News
papers as fast AS published He Harpers and all
tne other Magazines, and readers will always find
ana good of Blank Books Stationery
his bookstore Odeon Building, Pa avenue and ~ st.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES d JEWELRY.
O. / have JUST received and opened s1sH
%FAgrest assortment of Clocks, Watches, IA
Is ~ and Jewslry, oil Of which win be sold
<xH cheaper than similar goods can be
bought In the District. / have ON hand a few
costly Watches, which will be sold great bargad,
If called for SION, at j. ROBINsON's
Jewelry Store, opposite Browns Hotel.
ost Sim