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lUHStH ~ MAN ANb tiiL sThtEis, GbiESA,
WWiN ipslWetullt eal the ailuHI0U NJ Druggists,
w Phtsplals, ANA MERCHANTS, ~ he slOek NJ
UttGf, GiAssj JANIS, lDtfi btfs ftttF, FEH
ttMEiit, HtttFtitf, NJ
The gota am purchased dhee from he tspopef aad
ManUtNpUypl att earfHllY spleeed IN lle psi uaftes
aht ~ hpi ~ hefaBey IA satlne tbat ~ wV pgteiasn
VIZ iN satisfied Gun eIt qualiy ~ we'll W. le eslfee
iaDeas At The Vripea
W. have on hand bit NJ Window 6ass, of syery si,e
from by w. ~ ~ tF ~ inetes The bass s NJ bne Hai
w trpe tfH bhBshes, and ibe boses eoh'aHiew any
bigken lights
ttatnp made arrangements silb The Niagara White
taah luiitHF, " hIllay w sha have " constant sgp
ny 81 lell teauita White Lend and ~ Agents II lhe
lIgltlle lhl t0 W. are authorized W sol ielr tdDseni
III NJ 81 Louls pripes, viii iha addition IT freight
W. ale IN receipt ~ an asso,mnnl IF i'aHseH's Fine
FGt0mnry AMI arlinns fW the toilet w eFesy way supe
re ~ any Dp e,er byoagI.' 80 ' part al fp eoaglft
W. have ala 80 hand ~ invor1 NJ brushes, made W
e,def ~ Nav t"h, comprising dlli,pnl patterns ~ t,ne'
lt0rsn, WhitnWasll, AMI srrUbbiUg brushes,
Gass and GardnD feeds, VI EVERY Warmly, warranted
nav, aiHays IN hand,
tlsape nanpn seed, fo heaes ~ aHy 4antily constant
" tD snp, With di,eeii0Hs fr Gulli'aliHg
Merchants visiting Napna ara invited ~ look ihro,el'
ny #sserleBt Us a prepared w Dnb' any nomIellloi
tiOds viii Nv furnished NJ iIn OaGsi prizes when ornrm
myg'bl dAwtdae2
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MANKATO cry. EsOTA.

MANKATO CRY, MINI EsOTA.
situated NJ Inc Ers0i k0uiherH Hsnd If The
yNin0fs0i0, or NJ PtisU Nipp,
4(h L0is IN MANkATO CITY, BlDe Barih
- " County, Minnes!nis, lot sa!e tgt sast ~ IN
UMei HBNHf MhBNTtI
bpaief IN Real Estate,
H. PAN, N, r., Jan, ~, is5a=4i'if
FORTY NIGHT SPLENDID Lots,
COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH,
~ citizens Wishing ~ purchase desirable pg0peui hi
t0ttaan HasitsBees Villas aud aumUe ~ 1tOses, NE
invited ~ eHli aud lake ans llOk NJ lie j0Galy The
soil Ia NJ The drs quality, and adapted oF hardening
hr tie culture NJ no GTapa, ..
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate,
~, pUgt neG, 10, te5R-jv
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WttOtE.Atg Hroeer. .gefwardug and commi.
W. .'on Merchant, ..ad Gsuera! sl.nm,o"l Agent,
called ~ NY stock NJ uf0cHties Pf0vi.iOhs, al etf
!i.'~a .,.sa b, ~" ,,,.. it"% No.. " Ys s":
folnef stuck, rCidrn NY ss.orttent complete shall
continue ~ fecpye ndfitobn s,ipwenta foln time u
% d" a n..s."" ,"y s%"s 49," :. ", VII"
NJ VII tles "a all order. NJ The iowes market rates
The necplvns aud Forwarding iDnsI0e.., shat ~ eye.
caci and fn,e Win be guaranteed, nna The ssgsA.s ii
sYtnpe ana Dt"saae M g,,lri m po.:'ele myo'aea n
the Totn..ion mil Tatwnfalna nuslGpss sGa6is me u
wnftnnt entire Satisfaction u my tbai may mvOf me-
IIl,etai Casu a1tanee. viii be made On ffodufs M
iraai attention VII he paid 10 TIE purchase Of All at
81 \; ..,,. and
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REfEHENGEs.
Io H""" s,.,i" Il" / Gs',' FIli.batsG,
James reek \ o., Chicago,
Nfidse lewis, Uef0t,
s'nnarau 4 Vaiee, II, iGais
James 0"''"4 ". .,,iI, .",."TH eoa
MARS A sMALM
Wholesale Dealers In GiOthiHg,
H0OyS, RiIIEs FFs9yt0s II TtikOhS THtNAlN0F
10 iad, MAN sttifEf. GAtENA,
WAR BA0LB MILLS, GALBNA.
SlUpEHPINB EXTRA ttOUN, bfsg, shef's, and
- bOFse feed GOHstaHt ~ hnNa, ~! q! sale "! lnw
Uatena, sept ., 'a5t ~"
UEO, FEWNteON,
M, 10 Min Ntt,i, NoI,Be, Wuoh,
VXyUOLEsAtE md te'ail desIeg IN Hardware NJ
w UntttsU, CAST steele, Mails, MeChnnGs ana MI
nSvs' Toos, Rops aud Farming ImPInm"nis
JOHN ". SMITH h co.,
Wafohm0hrvs and JrWfUfrs, WGjU NJ, UWtHn Ui"0N
A CUrpe md well sHHrtsd WssDftHtHH1 ~ Clmks'
~ Watches, tewsi md Silver spoen., oon.inn'h ~
hand fOr sns inv, Engraving nsntiy nsrruiHl, Nv
Minds NJ JGwnry made ~ afdef aud NEATLY fepHfnd -
Al Otdnfs pHHeiaay attended ~. The highest yf'F
paid i0f old geld ahd silver ~"
70. n. DRUM.
MAIN HTRBET, OrrOsjvk uAbksA ttOTtb,
ANAkUPACTUNE and Keep constantly Vb hama n
Nu GOtupIste assortment NJ fnft mtd Wl"!sm Chnus
AjsO IUtan,s, TatHs, Stands WfiiHH Desks. Iv0hlhp
CjjUs.es tt0dsteDds, No., ~ Fafs0ps Wishing ~ pDf'
Nhnsp viii III well ~ call befe The, bDy hls"wn nS
VIZ Hfe prepared ~ seIt EO0d alcs, Hi NJ Onf terms
arc iuvatlnhy rHs, W. CaB anOfd ~ sell nv fhtnp ~
G,saDef, chan any other IN The city, tsnsonable do
dNeilOU made ~ persons buying ~ all #EMsh A0fdefs
.LOm \ distance pnprtnaiiy attended ~. ~.
igle6m, May, isbi' eS
BENJAMIN y. FELT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAbkHW
Groceries, pT0vtst0 &C.
MAIN STREET, UALkNA, lib,
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eAss, BOhUp \ GOn
storage, FMwAFdigg and GsMmissts8
merchants,
AND 6sNERAb STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
hetff, 0pFssVe stsWhsW Lgadjps, w. FsHt MN,
,,kEttghsgEs ~ Ghegleag, NJ. n Tgi NEW Vayki
sslss!,!l .l.%I:.'' Esa. h%'sr'y r'| ss%sss't"t
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PI..h"EEM Ill.,, " XXX, "HM tsgP, H. p""I w. ~"
EsvHLIsHt,D ~ 1871.
NarfhWfsistn HsPrfS ComPaWv,
(tUkNItTIk9 win tla Au,ptaan lApfsss COMPANY, m
~ ~ll iha p,aeal poins IN ihs UDed status, Canada
aud Eol0l6,
The nldalnd AMI aafnst way NJ transporting iiu aud
Valuable ijiMds--FWDln and 1mnh kyto4,
Particular alinufOU paid ~ Tin nnietoH NJ kViss lNlIs
hsils and Arronnis, Fn,rase aad tao a Merchandise,
ioa Fs,HM oud Dousow
ntted np abd dellNlei ~ Ownora, ~,
hoasebuts-tbihI Wneh1t -
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~ tn0f Mny 49, ~, PWitelota,
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UNION oy.rN'f,YY, Nii;y": .rHr n AND At

UNION or Tl!Eg Nt!is.Si.slrr! AND AT.
~ mn tiDtk tstANb AND filtA RAILROAD.
t(,Iin enneeon nIrorl- the oniy ronilnuoa- faie b,
] steam IA he Aimntin hbm ~ Pa0l NY w. r0uie
pa.songets viii eaenpe 'i's u"peasam stage Sss' from
tnfunn IA Wntfet,
Arrangements haze been made 10 ehet rnsssger. 10
Chicago aod The enN by The Unenn and Mni"soa p"ehet
eonlany AMI The ~ lt,us tnlona Packet Ia itoeh Il
aud turning II eohieeoh wlili The uats am,
TW0 daily espfeas trims ttwreb oek lslaDd ahd Gu
earn connecting nj chenso Win cara ot tie eaa nhl
BAss. 'Bjilt'Pk ca. tienefai Agents 81. tam. A. r
JNu A. LAM iiehet Agent Oihe"' fl'ltd s'teei,
Tieke,s nas aio im obtained n, itis nipe IL New ye
ibsion iilaipptla hiiimotp ahd ~ ~ pttMfp ehfes
Vm' b'''ee" amt &'"'A"g t ERR; ,ve p..., .mu
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tan and saa " $, t0MtH
nv t=iqH knaf Anntean ltynsn
I """"7 ~" '''"'"'" ''' COMits' stare
M aHmE woHRF, TIE undersigned %, heen, apMlIs.
,s.,e"pt, whereby no il enaii@ 10 Mi a ornfs ot
rape sloes M0nUpGUls ihss AMI Nantes, NJ the fegHr
nv Fii b"uis aIees TN "nd run si@eii'Dn', ,.,.s
MAY tatf Near American ii0usn,
,~EEy kSIyE M,s' y s.."t'",H. :" a1 ;" gy,0%
~ mapalae,ofY, sed e''aPat COMBS
DOCKET MONKS, large md hpaaiits! as,orlmpnt VI
fOMit- tak store
e..1- Il
iIUnH tNNjks NJ every dnan,tpnp usnt ~ 'l,n tern
- jory, NJ tt,Mts' ltmk sima,
nUIIlits 4 bw baaut ynmb ld,I,op,"ph. IN
l fro,0as, MID NJ ttjMIss' Ihmk Stare,
COMBS store,
Near American liouAe,
I,IsluSd TACKIE-A eompoIe a..o,,m"nt fg .ae ".
II nj fttMiM ia,ok stare
tttMlt etnfn,
NfEW MUSIC A large stoak NJ nav itano and Uailaf
" ,nu.io iu.t ,Dns,ud nv ltMtis
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ms.,i '!MI aS's!ssI"1 NxaDHl9 nXEl, " XVI
aOM .lpuJlp ma respectfully ,Nyi'r W meet VIII Hs
NJ, FnnI, lbht 4, H. MluuAk, haa'v,
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t "a~ VA,,@s:; ..YYT ~. sTa !M.T:

'esifint ~ purchases Nv ihs QuaNNs, Wfs invited IN
eai VIZ esH smelly sssHe tsN HAT lhet viii Md OuV
WU0LhsALh ptlees hwef Nan ib0se N Hby 6ihsS
western market ~ jgp!. g"t e.fcvlelL ,HtWtqbttI
DAN Hall tttttHNH FTUHk,
GUtDsE MI VNd UNl,gaNN sia,
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

I oot opened our thied supply Of rich Dress Goods
prices, and Wnl be sold oorrssponding.y low. We
name wv
Kich dress Silks Of every variety -
Very handsome Plaid Marines
Plain French and Enyli.h Msrinos, ell shades
Rich plsid and striped Cashmeres and Mousselins
pieces wide Silk Velvets for msneillAs and cloaks
70 more rich satin and cloth eloaks -,
fich gold borders, some sntire,y new
wv long and square paid and figured Shavls
Cloths, Oassimers aad pestings -
Gloves. Hosiery, ladies' and childrens' meripo
vests
-Gsatismens meriao and cotton hoisery, Gloves
Msr1no ana cotton Shirts, Drawers, &C., kc..
All OF which will be offered at the fairest ,ov
p1oes. fiease call and examine for yourselves be
fore buying elsewhere. 20 "
A@AN Articles ssld ct our estsbl shmsnt are var.
rAntea to prove g represented.
MAxWELL, SEARS OOLLEY,
no ez0' seventh street, 8 doors above Pa ~.
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FRUIT PIKs.-No under crust should be
made to apple or any other fruit pie. 1t
is always heavy, and not fit to eat. Place
. narrow rim of paste around the edge
of the plate and fill with the fruit, either
raw or stewed, and cover it. The juices
will be retained much better and it will
save flour and butter, which is no trifline
consideration, in these days, and what is
OF more consequence save dyspepsia,
which costs more. After cutting they
are taken out with q spoon. 5lib s1'al
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL

N this city will be re-opened for the reception OF
l. guests on the 9th Of this month. The removal
or the Kitchen from the basement to the rear of ths
building, and the alterations IN and about the
Dining Rooms, will acd greatly to the convenience
and comfort OF It's guests The table will be furnish.
ed with the best the markets eau afford, and served
in the best st yle, and no expense or labor will be
spared to render the house. In every respect equal
to any in the country. The suhscr Der, therefore
trusts that generous public win continue the lib
sral patronage which has always been extended to
the house, Per ons desiring to procure rooms for
the winter can do so at any time sfer the 20th by
calling 1t the Hotel T. d. WILLARD.
Washington city, November Ia, 1854
nov 15-f Intel Union ,sent, Globe ,tfl
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The MOUsTACHE At A PREMIUM. AT a
meeting of Town Commissioners, held in
Longford, England, lately, Mr. Dwyer
moved-That as the street scayengers
were obliged to be often in very often
sive atmosphere, rendering a &c hair lip"
most beneficial for the purification of the
noxious gases they were compelled to
breathe, they be heneeforth directed to
cultivate the moustache. A Mr.. Legge
went step further by proposing, in ad-
dition, that the men be allowed a penny
day extra for doing 50, which was car
ried mem. con. e. Y .re 20 OK. zr-z Il, .
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

INhE subscriber would respectfully inform hi,
l. anmerous frisnls and the public generally tha.
10 addition TO his Wood and Coal lard near the
Phoenix Planning Mill, Georgetown, hs has, for tn,
better accommodation of that portion Of his eus
toners who resde In Washington, opensd yard at
the corner OF Twenty 6rst aud streets d.
Al either Of the above places those in want of fuel
will at eli times find 9 good supply Of all kinds Of
WOOD and CJAL, at the lowest market prices.
All orders left at either Of ths above places viii
be attended to With promptness and dispatch.
SOLOMON SLOWER.
Successor to
yep H-d2m TkAykRS 4 ST0YER
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ENLIST

nR. MUNSJN respectfully cal public attention
~ to his new, patent, and GREATLY
IMPROVED method Of setting Artifsil ~
Teeth, With Continuous Gum-the sezs NIu0
PERFECTION OF 'E ART. This sstyh
Of Teeth has the follow advantages over all etberf
viz: GRRAT STRENGTH, OLEANLINEsS, G. M,
FORT, and BEAUTY, sising with Nature in the
respects, and some others exceling. Public inspss
ton is respectfully solicited. Please call and 81
specimens. , --4-,r~--.. III. -.7- s--s. :. >.
CAUIlON-ho otner Denesl IN the Hstriet o.
Coluk1 bia has . right to make this style of Teeth
N. B-Teeth esnstitutional'y healthy. plugged
and warranted for life. q ---s -.----s-J o.. 49,
Office and house at No. 2e5 street, near the cor
ner Of Penn.ylysnis avenue and 18th street. T.
nov 13-tf 7
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UNDERTAKES.

I WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
l. citizens Of Washington and It's vicinity for their
past patronage, and ssy that owing TO the frequent
:slls in the Undertaking branch Of my business,
have been induced to disoontinus Vie mAnuhcture
# Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains TO hsve
srery thing that is requisite to my business, and
Aia therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
feT moments notice, and assure those who may
xiye me- call that will spare pains to carry out
ID SIR orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMHS T. HARVHH,
No. 410, 7th st., between q and II.
u. B-Oalls attended tn ct all hours Of the night
mSr 2-ly .rr
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

- - .VxA1A11zxo3 OO.1 wv
DER residence 4l6 Sew,
nth street, between G aud H streets. Inlernsnts
procured In any ground or cemetery. Collins, Caps,
Shreuds, Carriages, Hssrre, and every article for
inrermsats Of the best quality furnished at short
uotice, On the nsst reasonable tarms, and at all
aours fths night. Having the exclusive right Of
Crump Patent Corpse Presseyer, We guarantee to
Keep the dead for any length Of time. CO lit
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3 BALLA,ov&c.
la9 81 = ALLa,o ~ &c. 'z9l5' Il
,rz GRAND BALL .--.
ARLINGTON CLUB,

FI'HE ARLINGTON CLUB respectfully announce
l. to their friends ana the pubiie generally that
they will give their Eth Annual Bali at CARUsPs
SALOON, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Eoyenber
I'D, 1854. Fbe Room will be haE dsomely decorated
The Club pledge themselves that 10 pains or e1-
pense will be spared to make this the No. Ball OF
the season. 2E> So - LIB ~-'' --' q
Scott's celebrated Cot:Hon Music ID engaged for
the occasion. Supper and Refreshments viii be
firDtshed BY an experienced caterer.
Tickets q; to be had of any Of the Managers, or
OF the door ON the evening Of the ball
-#--e-- -.-'--.- ~ MANAGERS.
c EekloG VIM JONES' Ecklnff,
W Brown, J Talbot JIM Hough,
II G K,eiber, h Harrison, EckIoff,
Vim Hutton, Z VIM H Towerr, AK Peckoeheck,
VIM Smith, W q Andrews, Donnel y, --s,
] Ray, W q Robinson, 4 Dorsett
nov 17-dtbs ~ro- s- irsT'7s -r--E - D o.
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARfMkNr, August 26, 1854.
Notice II hereby given to the holders Of the fol.
lowing Described stocks Of the United States that
this department Is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the 10th day of
November next portions Of those stocks, amounting
In the aggregate to so, ,Ooo, In the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to Wit:
In case Of any contingent cempetition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the or
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duly assigned to- the United States by
the paree who are to receive the amount thereof,
must be transmitted to this department ; upon the
receipt whereof, price viii BE- patti, compounded
Of the fol flowing particulars:
l. The par value, or amount specified in each Ger
tincsts. -.a.U. 81
2. A premium on the stock of the loan authorized
BY the act Of July, 1S46, redsemsble November IL
1860, Of per cen :; on the stock Of the loan an
horissd by the act Of 1872 redeemsbls 8lst Decem-
Der. 1854 Of IL per cent; ths stock of the loans
aatofized by the acts of 1847 and '84s and redeem
able, tho former on the 31st December, 1867, and
the latter on the S0th June, 1885, Of 16 per cent;
and the stock OF the loan authorised by the act
of1S50, and redeemAble on the 3lst December, 1854
~
cent.
8. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST OF July 1854 to tho date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition. -...-
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer Of the United states on the assistant
treasurer at Boaton, New York, or Philadelphia as
the parties may direct.
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treatury on or before the said 2eth day Of No
vember next. ..rs 5.
JANIS GUTHRIE,
e. G. Secretary of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
will be purchased by this department upon the
terms above specified is hereby extended to 3lst De-
cember next, inclusive.
As the transfer books will be closed on the 1st
December, when the current half years interest be-
comes vested in the stockholder at that date, sll
certificates Of finfcribed stock must In addition to
the usual assgnment to the United States, have an
express assignment Of the interest made b, the
stock hcldsr thereon. Where the interest is not 80
assigned, or where the coupons payable on the 1st
January next, in cases of coupon stock, are not
transmitted with the certificates. the premium sBd
one days interest only Qess interest from the time
Of redemption to LIST january will be included with
the principal In the settlement.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 1s, 1854
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATYNG.
=. ON ALE KINDs OF MIA

n LABARRE would respectfully inf,rm the pub
lie that ha has opened shop at the corner O
and 10th streets, in the above business, and is nov
ready to receive ofdsrsin any branch, namely:
= FIRE GLIDING -r,.~~- .. "a.
on all kinds Of ornsmsnts for churches, chalices,
Jewels. and regalia for Free Masons, Odd Fellows,
and other societies., military ornaments, &C. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains. Goblets, LocKsts, Tea and Tabls spoons,
Dessert and Bitter Knives. SsL1--I III sEs1IoF Q
's10 HLRCTRo SILVER-PLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit BAskets, Walters,
Oandleshcks, and oassets. Gt.trGf y 1r---a'
AIeo silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Fittsrs &c.
All ornaments for military, Free NAsens, Odd Pei
lows, and other Sccistiss and Clubs made to ordsr
70 E143l =, 1RANug LABARkR,
- Corner Oand 10th sts west near ra. ave.
b eee-eyu .r- o. 4 ~ NSl-i-
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UNDERTAKES, DC.
CABINET MAKER 4 UNDnRTAKRR.

CABINET MAKER & UNDHRTAKER.
1laE undersigned would respectfully inform big
l. friends, scquaintsnces, and ths public gensrally
that he still continues 70 execute all orders In his
ns Of business In the best uannar and ct the short
.st notice baTiHJ az % leo 71 tiS -'91lq o
REP AIRING neatly and promptly sxsoutsd
1 FUNERALS offended to at N-
the shortest notice. and Ia tho best
manner. Bodies prsserued iH The med fAJA man
ssv, sscs IN tie s1rnsest sceashsr @ -. -.'9o,s \
thankful fex pest fsvcrs, he would respectfully
solicit, and VIII endeavor to merit continusnoe OF
4 Q same. 80, ANTHONY BUOHLY. -,
PA. ave, 8. side, between 9th and 10th sts
Residence: Mr.. Martins, No. 3e6 D street. tsird
aouse east Of 7th street mar IY-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21

e A boy about ten years of age re-
Gently hung himself in his father cellar,
in Providence, R. 1. He had gone off
with gun against his fathers consent.
and on bis return he said he would 90
into the cellar, and make believe to hang
himself. Upon searching for him about
an hour after, his father found him hang
ing dead. He had mounted upon cask,
and tied . rope round his neck, and it is
supposed the cask fell over, and the little
fellow was left suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21
VIM. HAUNSCHILD, go
PAPER HANGER & UPHOLsTERER.

4 MEXICAN and French Paper HanSings snd
II Uphelster Goods. Pennsylvania avenue. betw.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
D G.. ~----.y p. .lfNl : "a O. = Z -s'-t- 4
Wm Hauusohild bess leave to infsxn his friends
ind the public that he has on hand large stock OF
n ench Gilt and American Transpsrepts
which he win dispose Of 1t tho lowest prices.
oct 1Q-3u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21

NIGHT CARS SOMEBODY in Buffalo
claims to have invented greatly-impro-
we'd seat for railroad cars running in the
night time, which is readily converted
into a horizontal bed, provided with
coverings and surrounded with curtains.
An excellent thing of the kind is in use
on the New Jersey Central Railroad.
The back of the seat can be raised or de-
pressed, to support the head in an easy
position, and the entire seat can be so
adjusted as to greatly favor repose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21
TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

NYOU VIII ind et the same OLD STAND, Pennsyi
vanis svsuus near t2th street opposite The
Transs; Psftfait, Picture and Miniturs Frames Of
1ae latest syles: Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding
Ooensss, &6, 10; or By leaving Jour order yoa esn
hsvs any thing done In ny line.
d. R-0ld frsnss, &c, regilt ct the shortest NJ
tss On rsaIonshIs terma pont forget The plsos.
- 3-ly So. .-s75b JOHN wAGHAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21

LARGE DELEGATIoN.-Ata meet ng Of
the Democratic party of Richmond, On
Friday night last, according to the De-
spatch, it was resolved i" that the Demo
cratic party of Richmond be appointed
delegation to attend the Staunton Con-
ovention on the Both instant !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-21
Third Grand Annual Military and Civic Ball
BOONE RIFLE CORPS.

TNHE BOONE RIFLE CORPS would most re-
i specially inform the Military and citizens OF
Washington ana vicinity that they intend giyin /.
their "ird Grand annual Military and Civic BAH
on WDNEeDAY. Nov. n, 1854, ut tho Odd Fell
lows Hall, Navy Ya<d. 80
The Ball will be opened at s O'Clock, by . dress
drill BY the company. = s~ - y
The oompaRy pledge themselves to use their ut
most exertions to render this BAD one unalloysd
pleasure to sd. - - s-
csleb- ated Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
The RI frsshment department will be In the handf
Of an experienced caterer.
None but Military Caps will be allowed in the
room -E 7T. =. -F 7.-
Tickets $1-admistng . gentleman and two ls.
Consns;ttes Of 1svSasion and Reception.
Capt N Bright Lit Sanderson,
Daniel Davis, NJ ODonneIl,
VIM Wood, -il Lemuei Gaddie.
Ito N sandars1n, Hoor Manager.
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