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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27
ATTENTION, WOOL-GROW
ERS.

VHSHE STAUNT0N WOODEN FACTORY
i respectfully iavitA your attention TO ,heii
args and varied assortment Of WooLEN GooDs,
consisting Of Kesseys, Jeans, Sa,iineis, Plaid
N,ipsd and Plain Colored Linseys, Bed anl Ne
20 nhskses, both ColoIs.i anil White. They
are slss manufacturing Yarns Of various grades
ssd selsss, which they offer in exchange for
Wosl n asdesass terms, At the highcAt market
rsics ias Weel.
The paasonaes Of all traders and consumers
aAe aQpeeciate eeods fos their nal value, is re-.
psctfnlly seliciled fos ihsse manufactured by
-, % we thiak ssms Endorsement can be held
- y pusshassss Of this description Of Goods.
2: ~. KENNEDY, Superintendent. ,
Wei, (os which we will exchange Goods or
eivs ~ hiGhsse Cash Market Price.
MAJ -, IeSS.-te ID. W. x.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
TIE POKET ESULAPUSIS;
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN
PHYSICIAN.

" F1FTIETH Edi
ton, with One hun
dred Engravlngs, show.
ing Diseases and Nal.
formations Of the Human
system in every shape
and form. To which il
added a Treatise on the
Diseases Of Females, be-
ing Of the highest i'm.
poTtance 10 married PEG
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VlRGiNlx FEMALE lNSTITUTE-Sessi
Rev. r. H. PHlLLlPs, Principal.
HARMAN 4 BELL. Attorneys At Law, Office
II opposite the Central Bank.
m -. BELL, Notary Public and Com
we missioner to lake dispositions, and settle
sccounss u Guardian, Administrators, Executors
nsasisss, &c.
~ x. TROUT, Attorney At Law, Censra
~ nAak Row, Stanton, Va.
Il PA. B. ESKR1D0E-Apothecary
I Chemist and Druggist, Main Street, S,aun-
nAvlDs 3. BEAR, Watch Maker and Jewslry
u Main Street., 6iaunton.
A D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, Main
xAe elFess, Staunton- Furniture at Richmond
uDOINTS 4 CROvR-Tia and coppersmi,hs,
aud dealers in Stoves gcnsfally:
YNO. B. EVANS, Tobacco and Segsf Store
- opposits the Post Office, Stanton.
AGICHIE & ROBERTSON, Attorneys At Law
AvA Office on Court House Alley Siaunton.
MORRIS 3 GoODE, Merchants and dealers
AVA ID Earcy and Staple Goods and Groceries,
irsss Ssauntsn, Va.
ANAA0&M N NVNNAAA1-bIUu EVuuucGs
u and Machiaisss- At North end Of
Town
QnRANDEBURG 4 Collaborating and
Oommisoion Merchants, and dealers In
Dry Goods generally, corner opposite Va. Hotel
wNO. D. WATTS-Asternsy 1t Law, sfics
q on Central Dank How, Stsunton.
BAYLOR 4 BAYI.OR-A,,orney At LAW
- Ones in Brick building opposite the Court
0UD0ON MACOY--Ssddls, Harness and
& Tsuuk Factory, opposite Va. Hsasl.
TMBODENA Nc CUE-A,.orney 4, Law ,
Office next door to Hasman + Bell.
nR. A. r. LAIRD 4 C0.--Apeshecarie
u Chemists and Druggias, New Street, above
W Hotel. Stanton.
r. r. COCHRAN I OO.-Tsbaccenis.s, and
" dealers in Seears, Snuh, 20, New Street.
Ssaunten.
- II. ooLEMlyM-BsehseIler and s,.tioD
% 81. opposite Spectator Office. Mair S,rss',
Seannton.
UAYsER Z STRIBLksu Merchants and
N dealers IN Fancy Goods, gsnsrally, Main
Street, Staunton.
~ENy.AJMLN Wis. CR.aWFORD-Mer
J = chants and dealers IN Fancy Goods, Main
~ acknowledgements and Grocer,
NA New Town Pump, Main ST., Stanton.
VIRGINIA HOTEL-Ssaunten- cClung
Peyton, Proptietovs.
N N. CUSHlNC & -Confec.ioners. Gro
11s sers and dealers in Faacy Articles, No. s
Main Street, Staunton.
rENTRAL BANK OF vIRGINIA-New
OBrck Building opposite Union Hall.
nR. A. LAlRD-can be found ~ his Office
Lat the Virginia Hotel, OF al the Drug Store
Laird & o.
MFRS. L. H. WARD, Milliner and Mantau
AvA maker, Stanton, Va.
QWDOODWARD HOUSE-Staunton,V a.,-
]. N. Woodward proprietor.
nR. b. b. DCNAGHE-O6ace Immediately
~ opposite the Post ONCE.
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From the Manufacturersin New Eneland
sl06 Cases and Cartoons.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.,
Wells A. Harper & CO.,
Alexandria. Va.

SER TEsMBER 9Itb. 1874.
"AVE the pleasure 10 announce 10 Their Gus
TONERS aud dealers generally, the arrival
~ Packets Charm, Loduskin and Village Gem.
OF their FALL.S'fOCK. comprising the larges,
and most desirable assortment Of Gootls ever Of
tered III his market, and having been purchased
direct from the manufacturers in New Eng.
laad, under The most favorable Giro am s,a ncss.
they are prepared 10 offer as great Inducements
sscan be iouud' in any Of the Northern Cities.
lhey invite attention 10 The following as com.
prisihg part Of their stock, via :.
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AT MANUFA CTURERS PRICES.
GV.NH E[.ANTEC GO0DN-

AT MANUFACTURE FRICElS-
GUM ELASTIC GOODS
Consisting III Mems Over Shoes and Sandals
LADIES' Buskins and Slips {Cansen haedN; La.
dies Long Cum isoots flor snowy; Misses Sen.
dals aud Buskias.
" They have taken more than sssal pains
IN the selection Of lhAir stock Of 8AZ8 aud
"a ~, consulting Of Mems Sill, HsgDh,
Brush, Napoleon aud ether styles with gen.
erai assortment Of Mems Sluuch, Wool and Fur,
Panama blk Cess velvet himnej, Rock land,
Know. Knothing,' Young America. Artist, Hy-
pedroms and other s,yles with Mems. BOYS
and Chiliren'e Navy. Army. Paris and o.heI
styles fashionable Cloth and Glazed Caps.
$500 lbs. assorted Shoe Thread.
Trunks.
All Of which they offer 10 the Trade, and go
lioil an examination from ali in search of bar
gains.
w. A. HARPER & co.
FRINGE Stree. Wharf. Alexandria, Va.
September Is, 1884.
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Mems Thick Sole Is. II, 8-l2 and Ola. yBoor,
Do Hungarian lap I" +" do
Do Napoleon e &C ,in
Do Kip, Cali, Goat and Grain +" do
DO Calf Cork Sole, double Vamp and
Sole ID
Do Pine Preach Calf double Sole and -
Weller A.,
Boys rkis& double sors do
Do Napoleon, Hungarian and Zap do
DO Kip, Calf and Grain d.
Youths Thick donble suis' d..
Do Call, Kip and Grain DO
Children's Cali, Kip and Grain do
Meme 'Fhick double sole Sill, s-J2 aa,l
Do Planters, for SERVANTS 10
Do Tap Sole and Nailed DO
Do Kip. Calf Goa, ami Buff 10,
Do Russet Thick do
D. Calf. Oxford, Bus,oned, Congress
nNh9 DO
Boys Rip Cat. Ctas and gelF do
Do Calf 0ffoM TitS
You,iis' Kip, Calf and Goat d.
Dv Mon;eseys and Calf OAfoNf. do
Woman's Kip Calf .nd Grain do
Do MoIoccor svd kii Sur'd d.
Do Planters and Dutch, for servants do
Do Peesed Goat, Calf Md and Grain do
Do lsa,l- do seemed dd
Ladies' Kid Morocco and Enamelled Ties
aud Buski;:.
10 Patent Eunha and Paris do
Do Velvet and Silk Toilet Slips do
Do Col'd and BLK Silk Warp Caters M
great variety
ChiirsD's Goat, Cali, Moro co and Kid
Bootees do. sraq ,s,'e ts NJ
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WILL practice in al the courts Of Aueusla
County. Strict attention will be given
10 all business sntrus,ed 10 him.
u Hs may Be found. at present, in the Office
II his father, David Fui,x.
Sept, 4. 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

Ill Is Books that teach Us 10 refine our plea.
suses, when young, and which having NJ Taught
Us, enable 10 to recall them with satisfaction
when old."-Leigh Hunt.
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Stanton Feb. %, 1858.
DR.. A. BERKELEY.

AV1160 permanently located IN Staun.
u ton, offers his professional services 10 the
public. Office in the second story Of tho office
formerly occupied BY Il. J. Niche, nearly op.
pesi,e the Court Hvtlse.
Nov a. 1883
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PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD,
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THE KNOW-NOTHINGS
FOUND OUT

May 20, 1S54.--1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
BuilSina MateriaIs.
painis, GLASS, &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-Tbe NEW-JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY having sre,y enlarged their works aud In
proved the quality q their product prepared TO execute
order for their SUPERIOR PAINTS
Their WHITE ZINC, which cold dry ground 10 oil .
ssr.nt.d PURE, and unsurpassed for BODY and UNIFORM
WHITEEESs
m-thoc o. preparation hes recently ben Discovered which
enables the their Paints keep fresh and
TIE In this respect
Psints vii Be- superior 20 any other on the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAIST which 10 sod a. low pres
and cniy be made from the Zinc Ores from New Jersey
well knovr for In protective qualities when spilled 70
ira or other etalic surfaces
Thsir sTOEE-COLOR PAINT pos.s,es al the properties
Of IL Brown. ssi Of agreeable color for painting
,.ss. t.Pe ssi saila.f; sTsfss 9ssisn applied
Ne. les wsshiageaSt n Y.
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Danrinq Araoemies.
DODWORTHr DANCING ACADEMY,

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No sos Broadway, opposite ilth st-Ar DOD~ORlh
the honor Of announcing bis friends and the public asf
the for the ensuing Will Commerce sATUA
DAY Oct T. ct H. for Ladies. 9; for Children. and
ccoek for Gentlemen
The elegant establishment has been additionally Decorated
the floor aid and other made dgriaS tse sun
The improved system Of instruction. 90 saeeess
fu adoption viii be retained with slight Aef,ocs
suggested BY perenee Every bsely worthy Of .entos
v be Introduced 10 addition 70 all hetAnces ordinary ace
with the careful the and department
Of the pupils which hN been Distinguishing easfsesfse
Of this Academy. .-
Circular. containing the day. hoo and terms OF Instruction
Be had the Academy or vii he scot oy y
Mrs. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL at
Nl Mopissue Hsll. No COurtst srooklyn MI ee 70
oy-ped WEDNESDAY October H. Lessons on !" EDSbS
DAY ard SATURDAY afternoons COMMENCING O. y o''cs
Mrs l. viii be assisted by her dsushte Matinee D,n..I tss
Instruction siven 10 Schools and 70 fss
Cls.l For particulars apply to Mrs L. at NO " L'hs'
ton-s. Brooklyn
WHALE and DAUGHTERS DANCING
w CLASSES will commence al Me;ropSitAn Ae.asny
No. O. 95 sh-.v Taesday Oct 10. MGotne Han Aa.as
Brooklyn MONDAY Oct 8; At Union Hail. Courtst corner
OF s.eIe "Wednesday Oct IL For pseuss soc eircai.r
had above at No % 9th '" ~ teAen ton INC
m ct rn proved and seiet t6e principles.
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Coparinersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION.-DAy BARKER having
~ purchased entire insrss, o. Rehsfd Croos "a mo
im,cyr, Of white Goods &c ct No " Broadway, on bic
O. O.. 90 49, RICHARD L. CROOK
Nr- i'' DAVID BARKE&
RI CROOK VII Pusyue Shipping bas'aes sad b f'snd
Sor - prpesus Of no. G Broadway.
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w. WILSON AucLoneer
A ICTION SALE of Rich and MAGNIFICENT

AUCTION SALE of Rich and Magnificent
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THIS DAY, at lVt
O'Clock Nc les West Path st. sihav being All the COM
OF said house png elegant sevenocfsve
Piano Forte Rosewood Psor Suites IN various eolors OF ttn
brocsd Cenee and Sofa Tables Oil Psntnss Lscs and Sro
cae Curtains rich Tapestry Ispes Dining Ies aud Exen
sou Tables costly China Dinner and Tea sets SILVER gre
Cut Glass are Crocse Cutlery, sc Also Bedroom rur
niture rosewood aud mahogany Beds and Seeding al
order recently been purchased at an expense
exceeding lfN sale positive.
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Aouscs TO Eet.

Poor OF EAST TwESryFFTHsr ,NEwYoRK.
Both Room and Power unequaed by any esabshment In
apsiy to SLOAN LEGGETT before 10 A NJ, and after
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CTEAM POWER to LET.-The whole or a
- pan Of the STORY BRICK FACTORY. 100 feet By
b feet, ss ELIZABETHP0RT. N. j. Apply 70
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Gntlerp ano Garoware.

COOPER's TRUSS HOOPS.-500 sets as
~ sorted sizes
CooPERS EDGE TOOLS. Alber.soD, Conser, Hostoa
Barton, ard other rnakers
COOPER's RivETs, lsrse sssorment
COOPERS HAMMERS, DRIVERS
BECK IRONS Sc &c, f,r sale by
CHAs : LITTLE Sos IS and 81 Fuiton-s
out NAILS and SPIKES.-A full assortment
- OF Sable lion orb. CUT NAILS AID SPIKES for sale
by the Agent Of the manufacturers
MERRITT TRiMBLE, No IS Brosds
Psree for the West be delivered R0uses Peln Troy
Albany.
CHARCOAL PIG IRON-Of superior quail
- ity uaruactured wsTts IL Catoa COUNTY New
York for sale BY JOHN 5. sUSStNG 4 Co 5. Chf.t
SCOTCH PIG IRON.-Hundred tuns No.
OGsrtsherne ana 80 mixed aunben bess Pig Iron,
store AID isndiIE tor sale BY
sPOFFoRD. TfLEsroS A Co. No. 50 Broadway.
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A VI MEswN. AuctoueeE
DY BANGS, BROTHER x Co.-Irade sale

ID Rooms No. IS Pxrk.row
OCTOBER TRADE SALE.
The catalogue the supplemental Trade sale TO be com
uencsd the 3st ready for dstuoution aud may
be bad upon application IL ~ BE- found 20 embrace very a
and complete lists from the leading publishers a. also large
epts elegant Books from the London trade
The sale will eoDmsuce TUESDAY MORNING., the SI't
Oct. ard will occupy eight DAYS
FRIDAY EVENING Oct IS, at 81 o'clo;k -
New Books ~ QUANrIrIEs-A very extensive eoHec on
of stand ard and Books including many choice
and popular publications. and assoftnent OF ues cl'
and school BOOKS in quantities. slightly damssed-most OF
them yery little and AZ all.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct IL, st6t o'clock
VALUABLE Law booKs-The entire pdvae Law Library OF
gentleman retiring frrm the profession embracing complete
SCI. Of nearly s the Common Law and Ch.ocery Reports
Commenaries Disess induces Treatsss and xes variety
OF elementary works and including many choice English pab
son forming OF the best selected collections that
has ever been offered az auction
r.tAl are nos
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Clothing.

MEN and BOYS CLOTHING at wholesale and
IvI RETAIL cheaper than at J. yANDERBILrS No 81
Fulton Of Also INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING aud FUR
kISHNG GOODS. This Is the best 10 the city Your
psuoDsse respectfully solicited Garments made to order in
q style that cannst be surpassed
j VANDERBILT No. ~ Ful,onst.
VNHERE is NOW on HAND, and constantly
receiving at the ONE-PRICE STORE Of the Subscriber,
large ard seasonshe ssortment Of BOOTS, SHOES and
GAMERS The public will fnd greatly to their advantage
cell aid examine the sOch Prices invariably fixed and
Married the goods A. LONG, No IA Grsenwich.st,
No TO- OF Bcay the southern terminus OF the
9Th and sth av Railroads
TINHE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY have constantly hand, their saesroom,
No. IS courtst GENTLEMfNS FURNISHING GOODS
and BEADY-MADE CLOTHING Of all descriptions for
Ladies and Chlorebs All orders neatly and promptly
executed They respectfully solicit the of the
lie Brooklyn, Sept. p, 1851
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Gtopes an6 Ranges.

CTOVES and RANGES.-The subscribers nave
- or e,ne ~. 6n-., Of Artsht Cook and rsrof
stoxe. tr.t the city stoves OF ell descriptions
.y,., ard DESIGNS fer wood coal which re VIII
wsrr.ri and guarantee IN every vsy .. ,.-.,;,;,-
viii DO well 20 csi ~ the
HOPKINS DUFF, PIopneto-s
No IS Wsfer st.. ~ T.
CTOVES. STOVES, STOvES-A large assort.
SHOWS .pc PORTABLE HEATERS. for sale BY
VIM CLARK, No Carnner
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11auer tUarehousc.


TAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DERRICK
son A Co. No. ~ BeskmAn-st. ossr tor eie On me @v-
Wrtips Papers English French snc snerssh
New, Payer all sizes. WEIGHTS and gusiiiies
Book PAPER ell rses weights and QUALITIES IA.
g.n. Psper fsncy colors aud white, efthe best qaSky
Hansins Paper. white snd eoorsd. eirerent ~HenA
Hstter' Paper. thin. and OF the be" aaADS'
Cloth Paper. S6x4o aud sOsts . -. ...-.x
rnsI,h Hsriw are Pspor large assotmsnt' luA Arrives
shsafhlns Paper. of the best quality
" rnpvips PAPER Sus~ Rss, and Manila
Tea Paper, OF different shes
81 n ao6ns P.prr suitable for roofs. IN rolls
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A SSIGNEE's SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
N TURE-Sioek Of GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, g.
HENRY T. LEEDS will sell at auction TIL, DAY, Oct
Is ot O'clock ell the contents OF store No soy oth near
Sthst formerly known Beck's Bazaar. cocssans OF oAe
Of Paror furniture 10 brCc.tee two suites OF ensueed
Furniture; Char Rocking do Lounses Bedstesds aud Bed
ding Also large OF Cut Glss~S- Crockery
&c a. of hch must order OF assignee The store
To Also sIge stock Of Croehery viz, Elegant 'sses
Dinner Tea Breakfast Tetea tete and Toilet Sets in IRON
.tone nd French china richly decorated
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6ouses Wanteo.

A MODERATE-SIZED FAMILY wants TO
N hire good Two-SrokY HOUSE OF part Of a larger
ssneel esishbe,boOd a SSSss.'e rent woad te
0e6es.
DART Of q HOUSE WANTED-In some re.
u sp<csab,s location small sust American sAiiy I'LL
usy OF IooS~r Tke second foor With two
prskn Reai moderate. and prompt pay Aaarss l. O.
fwbane O6ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

MATHEW JORDAN. Aucuoneer
DY JORDAN * NORTON, AuchOneers and
I'D Commission Merchants No $50 Broadway tup sairs be
tween franklin and Leonard-sts -
The above would the Trade that they will hold
their first Lot Sale OF BOOKS, STATIONERY sc on the
25tb OCTOBER 1854 Also they will bold sale OF rare and
curious Works on THEOLOGY, SCIENCE. &c, &c, OC-
TOBER % at No $50 Broadway. Catalogue ready Oct T.
w CARTER Auctiouesr No 81 Dey st, creenwehs st.
GROCERIES, PORK, BEEF, RAISINS, CT
OGARs sOAP.-THIs DAY atlCi O'clock at NJ 81 Der
st. corner Greenwich Sugars Tea Coffee Indigo Nutness
Brandy Gin Wires. Hor. Blankets. Whips Hatsrs, Flows
Store Truc Mattresses Bedsteads Countes Shelving &c
GREAT AUCTION SALE of PRIZE FOWLS,
VI RABBITS sc On FRID Az, Oct 10, st The Saesroom.
No y Nassau st. will be sold all the PRIZE FOWLS from
the late state Fair with exceptions comprising the best
assortment presented Auction room sale Posye
a. l0t O'Clock A NJ . 49,
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GEORGE tOOk AuciIontrt -
NIORTGAGEE's SALE of NEW and FASH

GEORGE tOOk AuctIontrt -
NJORTGAGEE's SALE OF NEW and FASH
wi IONABLE FURNITURE PIANO-FORTs, &c:-rHlS
DAY az icy O'Clock. the sales room OF TUSlS MDh-
RE No Broadway corner OF Duane-.t by order Of the
Morgsaee the entire manufactured stock Of City Msnutac
turer sting of Odd. Mahsgany and Walnut Paror
piprg room AID Chsmbsr Fumiufe viz: Elegantly carved
Rosewood Etasefes Of variety Of styles superior Rosewood
Par or suites In rch Satin Brocatele Rosewood Secretary
Bookcase; Center Side ard Sofa Tables; MAHOGANY Sofas
Tsteafetes, Arm Chairs Easy DO, spring Paror DO
Ro,eWoed Mahogany and Walnut French aud Cottage Bed
n ads DO do Dressing snd PLATA Bureaus Washstsnds Com
moo.s Wadro,es Chbs hest Hair Msttsses Pallsses Ex
tension Dining TABLES DINING aud Office Chairs Office
and Countin g.house d. sks czne-ssat Chairs &c.
Also Is suite, Ensmesd Cottage Furniture 10 every va
ETY. Of STYLE with snd without marble. tops.
Also invoice Of rich French China, Tete aTete Sets
elessnt Vases Tea and Coffee sets Clocks, &c
Also al u O'clock spl. ndd Piano Forte made by CHECKER
ing of Boston Caisogles ready the morning. OF sale
One uprsht Piano Forte in Rosewood eose; rose
vooo case NslOdeOn
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6ales tp aueilcn.
D HoUeH. <uetooeer 49,,
TCrYON n n TJCE -THIS (Fridsy)

UCTION E.-THlS (tndsy)
IA MORNING 1t No ~ warrenst near I gre, rr,
large and usrese'ved SALE Of rich and y.u,oIe
TURE CONSISTING Of ro.ewoS PsrlSr Furni.are en- 80.
Sofas. TtteetAt.s wns ard psrior Cns's ssI
in and expensive imported sstin oo'soe
carved and polished se~Cej Et.gefes; noe e.
Curtains, with eoruiees ssd fixtures TO msteo ss -
rosewood Table. ith Egyptisn sns sstSs,,
sof, and pier d.; rich Eus-h Wilton snd brs--
fine elegantly framed French pier and oval Gi ssss $50 &c
CANT rosewood 7oesve Piano in h,svy esr.-d e>ss s -
supas.ee richness Of tone; costly nl,ld lsde- bao,
ary pste snd nrrcr fronts vol,se. Invalid aud lsa-s ~
historical pi-ees skeehes Of Aeesn scenery fnt foa
&c costly and tasteful Decorations .ueh Parsn
h1sfs porcelain sshsser clocts MASSIVE
d. ehspceies 2orcesn psntinss a.; ceeorteo
Tea Pi,ehers nc; cut GAS Decsnters botles Au
blers salts Silver are consisting Of tea aod eocee ee go
lets casters, cake bssken, sslver spoous FORKS nc
ushosary and walnut extension Tables walnut oEea.s'
snc dining DO dining Chairs Nspsins Sdeboard rfsys S
enc cured hair Mattresses feather Beds Pillows and boster,
esa. carved rosewood Bedsteats and mahogany do ootn
Of the sscen and modern descriptions msaosany ses.
Spin sea- Chairs Rock,s Sale place io An
precisely and without regard 10 ~sa,her.
w NJ WEEKS ARetion-er.
A SSIGNEE's A E.-BAkER & WEEkS
IA will cell a. auction FRIDAY, DC: IS. AZ iot se oek,
the premises corner Westst and Bethune No al west
the following articles viz; large brown CArt Horse
sorr.l Road Horse sht Top WAGON, Cart LaInef son
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-11

HAYrI.-We have advices from Hayti
10 April %. Twv Haytien gentlemen
arrived in this city, state that the account
brought TO this country by vessels at New
York and Philadelphia, that war had
broken out between the Spanish end OF
the island and Soulouque, and that the
latter was preparing to invade and con-
quer the former, was altogether incorrect.
The basis of the story was that the Span
iards at Easter are in the habit Of visit.
ing the graves of those who have fallen
in the border contests. The Haytiens
seeing this movement and fearing an in.
vasion, sent word to the capital, md the
troops were Set in motion, bu. on the
true state of the case becoming known,
the orders were countermanded. The
country is quiet. The Emperor intend;
soon to visit the north. At present he is
in the market buying up coffee, and pay.
ing in paper money, seventeen dollars O
which is worth but one in specie. Coffee
is consequently high, selling for $40
Haytien currency per 100 pounds. The
people of the island are at present almost
totally dependent upon the United States
for all the provisions they consume
Boston Traveller, Mdy 6.
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KILLED HIMSELF IN A FIT OF PASSION

KILLED HIMSELF IN A FIT OF PASSION.
A suicide of rather strange character
took place recently in the little village of
Hamilton, in Millcreek township, about
six miles from the city. A man named
Leonard Houslet was engaged in mould
ing candles, but the moulds leaking, he
became enraged, and after . series OF
curses, seized shot gun, and rushing to
shed in the yard, deliberately cooked
the gun, placed the muzzle to his breast,
and he expired in few minutes. HOus-
let's wife was present during this horri-
BILE affair, but was so shocked by his ex-
preston of rage, that, through fear of bel
own life, she was prevented from thwart.
ing her husband in his self-murder
einnati Enquirer.