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Later from Mexico
Correspondence ofthe N. Y. Journal of CONNIE,

Correspondence ofthe ~ Y. Journal of Commerce. :
ACAPULCO, Mexico, Sept. %, 1854.
Captain II. Strocker, an American citizen.
and bearer Of dispatches from the American
Legation in Mexico to Charles l.. Denman.
Esq, United States Consul at this port, with
bis entire party, amongst whom are some
American ladies, were arrested by the govern
ment troops at Ayulta, and, after an imprison.
ment OF some five or six days, removed to
ometepor, being still in CLOSE confinement
The Mexican bark Santa Anna and sehoon-
or Guerrero, arrived off the barber on tn 9th
instant, and have assumed the attitude of a
blockade. '.v hs1s -.
General Alvarez, after taking Ayulta and
destr ying the Notifications, fell back ON
Proyidenoia, owing to the appearance of the
0ADieia. aiiq. I0e 80 re9.-H Ii ...a
A government courier was caught on the
18th by Alvaress advance picket, with dis.
patches for General Palacias at Chilpacingi,
ordering the immediate withdrawal Of all BIS
t TO-. as they were required in the capital.
MS Intention being not to make q second At.
tack On Acapulco u, rii a- I'd COS s. -.
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oct Id

NARSHAL'S SALE.-Iu virtue of a wri,
WI cffieri facias, led from the Clerks OH q Of
he Circuit Court of the District Of Columois for tn
county OF Washic gton, and to me directed, shall.
expose to public sAie. for cast, on MONDAY. TIE
I'd day OF October. 1854. at the front Of the Cour
House door, at IL o'clock, NJ, the flowing proper
ty viz: All that lot, piece or parcel of Ground ly
ing and being in the city of Washington snd desig
neted on the rlat of said city lot No e. OF Fred
e'ick Nays subdivision of square No nine hundred
and three, (9o3o fronting twenty feet Oh Right
street east, between and G streets south, by one
h- ndred and fourteen Ql4) feet one inch deep to
gether with az and singular the improvements
thereon, eeized and levied upon as the property o.,
William D. Aiken, 81 sold to satisfy judicial No
76, to October Term, 1854, in favor of Rsrnes .
Mitchell. -.,r e. JONAH d HOOVER, 9
Marshsl for the District of Columbia
sep 9-dt2dOct
~ The above property 10 pose.
poned to MONDAY, the 9th October, ssme hour aud
place. J. Z HOOVER
Marshal for the District of Columbia
sep oe-o ....ftt..
81 The above property 10 further
postponed until MONDAY next, the 18th inst same
hour and place. I'D. HOOVER, Marshal. p
oct I'D
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re Ss w ftSU AuCtfOneSr-
gEfRBSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE RoPERTY
l. By virtue Of deed Of trust from pstrirk
Byrpe, and Mary Jane Byrae his wife to Edwin c.
Morgan and william f. Howard the same bel
recorded in Libcr ,. a. s., No. is, enc of III
land records for Washington county in the Distrir,
Of Columbia, We, the said Iorgan HowAr d, will
sell, in front Of the rremifes, on WEDNESDAY, III
sth day Of November, A D 1851 at AZ O'Clock p.
n. the following piece or parcei of ground AMI thu
improvements thaIeo tho tsme being eituated in
tie city Of Washington, in the hIsric Of columtis
and spoWn as Perts of lots seven % and eight ,Sl
iu sq"are No. four hundre1 and FIFTY sou, be- ,
for the same at the northwest OF Lot eight
aud ruening sofith Gn sererth street tween, " ne
feet, thence east a. rigt giles With Seventh street
vest sky FIVE feet thence cue north for yUue fea.
themes west tKecty seven feet six inches, thence
south tTee ~ teet thence wet thirty seven feet s
inches 10 the pla 's u bezirninF
Terms nre half cab; the b'leuce in 6 aud Il
months, with int rest t.ie tie erred pay nerts to be
:urrd hy deed Of trnst on the prem SEES. -
f.-i 49, EDWIN G. @03GAN,
cct Geo ". p. H0WARi,
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The Arctic and her Fellow yietims

S Nsw YORK, Oct IL The steamer Arctic
was insured in England for EGO coo sterling,
and in this country for $4,000, being her
fulI'gaIue. She was provided with boats for
800 passengers, and bat for the CONSERVATION
all could have been saved u 49, "a i''n
~ The underwriters here profess 10 have GER
tain information that the stesHf propeller IN at
came into collision with the. Arctic was the
Cleopatra, which left Quebec on the 18th with
the 7lss regiment Of Highlanders. - i'-
Another statement is afoat that the steamer
was not the Cleopatra, but French propeller
from St. Peters, bound home, with 800 men on
board This lie gathered from what one Of the
propeiier's crew, who chung to the Arctic, told
the cook Of the latter vessel but the name Of
the vessel is forgotten by him? -,9'
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STEALING LETTERS FROM THE Pos7 OFFICE.
The Richmond ENQUIRER of vesta,d.v souos

A lad named John Hoffman ali as John Lot
ter, was arrested Yesterday morning at the
m nSsS Um Geo oyMr W. B. Read, Deputy Post.
over to the police He confessed that he ha,l
called at the Post Office three mornings in Sue
cession and received the letters for the Des
patch office, and robbed them of. their CON.
tents He was examined before u. S. Com.
missioner W. F. Watson, and committe cd fer
trlai before tho o. S Court The lad Hoff.
man ailas Lottier' is about Is years of age.
lie inquired, the reader will recoliect, as a wit.
ness IN me rial of Lottier for the murder of
yeung SoPK, lew years since. His own con-
fession, II admissible, will ensufe conviction.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Aucttonee

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS SUI ABLE Fop
Y business Stands and Private Residences-Wil
De sold by auction, on the premises, by j. q. DO
Guire, on MONDAY sf ernoon, October the 10TH a,
four O'Clock, the following cheics lots Of ground
Three lots OF Ground north OF Foys Hotel, on n. "
Icrsey avenue, having each front of TWENTY-FIVE
feet, snd running back about lSo feet The title &c
these lots has been made complete by the purchs
of the C aims of foreign hers. .--s717. 80 ~
Also, one lot of ground on street north, adion.
ing F0y Hotel, % feet front 100 deep. Title alsa
complete
Also, fine lot of ground, being the northeas'
corner Of Square 574 snf fronting 1a4 teet on lndi
avenue, street nortf, and FIRST street wes be
ing one of the most desirable business glands In tn.
city, CON aiming ,35J feet. -.
Terms: O1e fourth cash; residu. in g. IL, and
IL months. for notes bearing interest secured by
deed OF trust on the premises.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
cot Id 2.r s' -. Auctiene~f
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By }. c. MCGUIRE. A 1etioneer.

. tsy D. Vs mCE UIHEs A IGtlOnceFs
VERY VALUAg DIE PROPERTY at Public Sale
On FRIDAY afternoon. October 18th q. a.
O'Clock On the premtes. sh all sell the south Ia 4
of Lot TO- in Square 49, fronting 26 feet inch on
10th street west, b-tw-en snd z street. rprtl,,
running hack 107 fset inches to q o. kat d lie,
with the improvements, consisting Of 8 two-story
Brick Ba;k Building ~
This property adjoins the raside- of Peter Force
ESQ. and would ne very desirable resiIer c. 7
merchants or others doing business in the vicinity
Title indlsputsble.
Terms One third cash I; the residue in 6 end 2
mo- ths for notes eati fsctorjly secured bearing Ia
t,reet .- J. O. MCGUIRE, -
Oct0 u Auctinnear.
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LfOR RENT--Por one orfour yesfs-the pre- IL ises
n from which the Star Office has just bees r.-
moved, on street near its junction with PenDsyI-
yania avenue and Twelfth streets. It consists of
two buildings-front ana rear. and ample yard
roopn with well of water for mechanical purpose
on the premises. This is q first rate opp 'rtunity
for dyer, Painter, carpenter. manufacturing hat
ter blacksmith wheelrlght, &C.. to obtain working
room. within stones throw of the centre of Penn.
syl,ania avenue, while the front building will
answer for cns, two Or three shops or offices Ap-
ply soon at the new ol-Ie of tina Star, cerner uf
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
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Professions and Row.

BALTIxoRE Oct. II. lSS4.-Last night as
the Knew Nothing PROCESSION was passing slong
the upper part Of the city, fght occurred in
which large number who were in the pro-
cession participated, pistols, knives, clubs and
bricks were freely used. number on both
sides were wounded. Tonight the Know
Noshings have another grand procession, whom
dreadful rioting is anticipated. gal,r. .sf
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS

Weathsr-Suddsm DEATH Scientific kc.
turss-Aceident-Atez IN the Arr
ttc-Ne6rGskG House.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. IL, 1854.
The weather continues pleasant, and the
little of disease left behind by the summer is
fast disappearing
On tuesday evening, coIored man in the
employment Of II. Chatham fell dead in front
of the stables belonging to that gentleman.
The fall and winter lectures of the Alexan.
dria Boarding School, kept by Benjamin Hal.
lowell d Sons. commence on Friday evening.
These lectures emb: ace the entire range of the
natural sciences, and will doubtless be at.
tended by large number Of our citizens
Two evenings in each week can thus be spen,
very pleasantly and proftably.
We are sorry to learn that severe accident
has befallen one of our most estimable young
citizens, MIR. Samuel S. Cover, whilst engaged
a. the Virginia Car Works of Messrs. Smith 4
Perkins, On Wednesday morning last. One of
the fingers of his right hand accidentally came
In contact with the large saw, and was in.
stantly severed from the hand. Surgical at.
tendance was quickly procured, and he is now
doing we'll.
Among the passengers in the i'll -fated Are
tic was Mr.. James Muirhead, who for some
time conducted the extensive baking estab.
hshment in our city now in charge of Messrs
Simpson & Son.
Mid the numerous similar establishments
which OF Gate. multiplied rapidly in our city,
we can scarcely fail to notice the taste and
elegance which characterize the furniture OF
the new Nebraska House, Bontz d Co.
The whole establishment has been gotten up
on a scale seldom surpassed, and is well worth
a visit 20
The annual meeting of the Little Rive,
turnpike Company was held in the Farmers
BANK yesterday afternoon and the old officers
reelected. s. AMI
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U. S. MILITARY AND NAVAL ARGUS

Ft'IE Undersigned having become the Southern
Y Correspondent of the 8beye paper, edited by
,,ar Crawsy, ara 10 Bg def- us TO furnish corect
and suthfnficiu orna ton ia rsfsrsnoe all INST
brrs atpertsisns tne dfd,ary. solicis the aad Of
officers congos ns the several ComPsnisp tni this
apd sd lining cities, in advising him OF any of their
n1Gcre ding for publication. - :. -,
PA branch cfil-e has been estab fshed in
tbs itp, where snbscr MS &C tsements, and
csmmuuieatioos viii be rsceiTed. .-T' -aEU
oHc-. 2 4, Pa avenue, bet 14th and 18th SITS.
ont inf
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NEW BOOKS.

COME AND LEARN YOUR FATE.
AIRS. GEOHG b, late of ENGLAND, wi. b. to in form
iNl the ladies and gentlemen OF Wsshing end
vicinity that she be consulted on the past Or s.
emit and future events, at her residence, No. COZ
O tn street, bttweeu Msrylsnd avenue aud streek
Vest tide, sl'nd. Her name is on the door Ladies
rs cents-gcntlemsn so Hours from o'cIk in the
morning until 10 ocirck at night. ~
ect5--lIn*r - - -,..- l.-.afy,t. e- IFS ..a ~,
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Latest aboas lns Arctic.

New York, October live learn that C.
E Mitchell, OF Charleston, s.. C, WHO was
passenger on the Inflated Arctic has been
saved. There are confident hopes Of the safety
Of the family of Mr.. Collins. The third mate
reports that they were placed upon . boat By
Capt. Luce, and were not drowned - reported.
The boat was we'll provisionsd, - 40 -
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct 12.-Howard street -four lie
Re At $7.sl. wheat-Salss Of 5,C0o bushelr,
white at $i.75a$l 80: red at 81 55s$1s5.
Corn-2.000 bushels, sold-white Is, yellow 70
cents Other things unchangsd.A
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY.

Situated on E street, north OF the City Hall,
-,. Washington.
fSFHE extensive add lions 10 tue buildings of this
l. institution are completed and constantly open
for the receFti q ana of the riss
Every beneht, comfort, and Goa enisnca which eaT,
be obtained Ia hospitals Tor the inmates
The instut on is visited daily or oftener ii neces-
ssf. 10y Physician and surgeon from thu Faculty
of the National ". dcsl College.
DEB HELLEa resident physician, is always il,
The biiiGing asa oeveral resident students and I'll
Necessary sttenda ats.
The pa tents are nursed by ths Sisters of Mercy.
Whose benevolent services have been found inva u
able since Their introduction into the institution
physici,ns in the city and also ia tn country nd
shooring cities having patients who need hospt-
as advantages, are invited to send them TO the L.
Urinary.
The charge for board is from So TO Sic per week,
according to the sccaEamod .tions required payable
In advance. ,.. ... - -
Persons will spply for admission to Dr. HELEN
resident physician, ut the Jnfrmsry.
All communications in regard to the institutio
must be to my address.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D..
Geergetown, D. G, -
,. Curator Of the Washington Infrmary
ocfQ --yr
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The Elections.

BALTIxoRE, Oct. l2.-The latest news here
up to IL p M, from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Indiana, show Immense nsjorities against the
Democracy. The defeat is overwhelming, De-
tails are useless. ,-. T.. 81 i,,.'.t-,a
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

ATlS5 MORLEY viii open all 4nd ~ inter NIL
vi LLNERF, on Saturday, the It'll instant. com
nrising good assortmen. Of Goods, and adapted Il
tie season
Wanted young LAZY OF integrity and good ap
pearancs, as ealeswoman. Also, several good Mill
n0rs. oct Elm
FsyHE LOST HEiRhss-This new ana Cel-brasec
L work of Mrs Southworth il the NO { intensei,
interesting ard popular WORK ever issued from tt,
American press
Household Words for October $685..
The New York IIIus ST. sted journal do
Huut's Merchant Mags zine do
Harper ana all other Magazines do
All the weekly papers tor this week at
g. -a JOE SHILLTNGT0N'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner n street and Penn
oct 8--H
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AoBy !. G. MEG UIRE, Aucslcne.r.
SUPskIoR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FoRTE
~ Handsom. Cabinet Furniture, Carpets. Curtatf s
Son THURSDAY morning October 18th, At IL
o'clock, at the large four strry house on The east
side of 9th, be tween and streets, recently occu
pied by the son J O. Faulkner, shall sell an tn.
handsome Furniture and Heusekeeping Irsets,
viz: .t t'+" -s i-7f aHE .
Superior x octave rosewood case Piano Forts, ty
Pisno Stool and Cover, whatnot scg,s
Suite o. rosewood Crimson Brocatele covered Parlor
Furniture -----5 -
Pair Of handsome rosewood Maroon Plush covered
Divars -ia Do . : ~
Plush covered Tete q tete Sofa, Arm Chairs 's
Rosewood Centre Table, Rush seat do
Handsome Darnask covered Reception do
Mahogany Sofa. tarlor DO
Tapestry, Brussels. and three-ply Carpets ~
Olcloths, Mating, Rugs -
Gilt frame Mirror, Venetian Blinds ,''-f -
Crimson Damask Curtsins, Shades and Oornice
isome Oak Hall Set ~
Three hand some Cottage Chamber Suites
Fine Walnut Carved high Post Bedstead
Rosewood walnut, snd mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Hair and Husk METRE SEES, Bolstsrs and Pillows
walnut Extension, Dining ana other Tables
Cottage Bedsteads Lounges. Toi ct Sets =
Handsome Mantei Clocs Ca Chairs
French China Dinner aud Tes Ware, &c.
Terms: so and under cash; over 500 cra.iit Of
two and four months, fol notes satisfactorily en-
do. sed, bs arlpg interest.
S-The Heuse 10 for rent, possession given Oh
the LIST day of November.
For terms, DC. inquire of the Auctioneers or on
The prtmises.S q 20 ~ f.ti.lI
-. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oct lid -.ar..a- ~. .--si s. Auctioneer.
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IlOARDlMG~-Mrs. DUVALL Jenna. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel has dpe ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accomuods-
ton for families or single gentlsmen-perInanent
OF transient. No more agreeable boarding house
Will De found In Washington. Ell je 15-1y
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Tf0R RENT-The large and desirable D WELDING
i next door to Mr.. Causten's. on 2, near Fiji
tenth street west, now occupied byJ. A. Rockwell
Esq. -'c -
Also, Dwelling House in Georgetown, with a
large garden. pump in the YARD smohe house, and
ether conveniences, at $3.50 psr annum. Recently
occupied by Mr.. Tyler. Apply personally. or by
post paid letter. to A HYDE, Georgetown.
oct 5-en3ta -
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MRS. n. HERMAN

u VIsHkp ..,r- MRS. u. HERMAN
II .a'h E. FISHER & co, M
= FRENCH ,SIEAA SCoUaKRS.
VXTILL thorough Cl-sa all KINDS pt Lse,S sn eo
wv children's Dresses N ue Of ELK, Neivet, or
Wool. vG.ntlemen's Onsts, Psnts, Vests, sno Ols
vata, thout thinking or taking on ihe naeun~i
Ei9 Tss Utmost lpr,uet.sl Ii y warranted - /. .
Z x Rite 6rste shs va don. up .Qesl % nev.
N ~ Coats srd tspts, if desired wiii Dc msnoss
III ID }'e ~ '-''1 'fWM. p. sHEDp, Agent.
- no Fancy Goods and Nilli.seJ, nh -
sep S--soim IA V Qntsb ,.b .sss,,SH ~
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Boarding.

M Rs. N. WILSON has taken the house at tn
A'A corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsylvani
avenue, south side, and Is prepared 70 accsmmcdat
boarders or dodgers. The rooms are large, elegant
and airy. Entrance on Eleventh street.
.nGt S-ff - i.
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Departure Of the America.

BosToN, Oct 1.-THE Cunard steamship
Liverpool via HALIFAX. With Ell pss.,pssrs for
the former, and Ii for the latter port She
also took out S437 900 in American gold
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WANTS NEGROES.-Thssu subscribers ar.
w. all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
timore, Md, (Satter's old stsnd.) siaves taken on
board at 25 cents per dag. ' - 2
feb Ply BIN i w L. CAMPBELL.
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STORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE,
~ Having leased the large and commodious ware
room corner of 1l.h and Pennsylvania avenue, We
viii rent the sl'gsbiy situated store now occupy
Th. central and well kno locality of our present
establishment offers a most rare opportunity for
ono desiring an excellent business stand.
HlLBUs HITZ,
Music Depot, south side Pennsylvania avenue,
between Tenth AID Eleventh streets.
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&0n REV ON the 2Ota of
sDJU September, NEGRO BOY, IL Years |, Id
is known by the name OF Bill Nelson Of ppcr col
or, large head. thick lips, small dmpe or dent on
one Of his cheeks On his left arm there ia large
high Thirty dollars will be paid if caught in the
District, and Fifty dollars if taken out of the Dis.
trict and lodged In jail Ut returned TO- the ubscri-
Der, No. $50 Twelfth street, Island ma. 49,. 80
oct 7--eG6t* en- ANDREW MARITIME
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........ NOTICE. sa-.i'sF
NTOT is the trnr fsr the Ianies 70 eIant1e end
: select their fall ana winter supply Of Emhroi-
tteries, Ribbons sid Fancy Notions. hare just
opened new aud be u iful assor. ment EaEip z
s-Isctsd from SEINE OF the largest importsfiobs of
&c season, 1 can promise the very lat~st styles.
Thoss VIM wspt tia first choice srs socited to call
early, rs gsesi Induce msuts wiz be offered.
.. $50. o.. A. TATE.
No. Sl4, Penn avenue, bet 10th and llth su.
oct 3-ec6t /: ~ Union. ..G- W -
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PoUND-ln the vicinity of o. r
S&Banking Ftr use, few days sine,
par or 81 IL TACLES, which the owner can obtain
by provivg property, rayisg for this sdveftseiBeut
and apps: ing TO sWAEhEY. Bksfok SEQ
,. oct l0--5t -.-. .-....- Id. 90. fl.z -sfr
fI,HE STAG E-personsl Recollection o. tbe
1 Stage, by W Wood. ~Htr & s.A ~
Earther supplies just received atIs g. 81 F9E
...-- ,.a..g . - . TAYLOR MAuRY,s
OFT 10 ..s.., Bookstore, peati sthTt.
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NEW MOURNING GOODs.--I am to have this
IN week q me of the above Goods, of the neatest
and most patterns in Collars Sleeves and
Mournlng Sets. 1875 RI .tTjr g' A. TATE
aa no. 3l4 Penn. avenue, bet. 10th and 18th cts.
scct 3L-eo6t e.. 10 .., Un;op; ~. =. -
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DIED!

Gu the Ilth instant, JAMES EDMoNsPON. in
the 3th year of his age. iH'4''I ~ ga -
On the 10th instant, DR.. LOUIS X. FECHTIC, in
The aa year OF his age. or
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EfOR SALEDEStkABLE PROPERTY ON TIE .
4 Misunderstanding of two HOUSES dLOTS,
the first being new frame House. fifteen by thirty
feet, with four large airy rooms and summer kitch-
en- attached, and other improveme nts consisting OF
stabiine &C., fall lot OF 90 by 122 feet running
back to 30 feet alley. The other is u Frame hoose
of four roons, stUsted Lot 81 by rs feet 10 in
AL information will be given by applying in person
OF by letter to ''sY rHAX," at the ster office
N. R-The first named house and lot would suit
any one engaged in hueksterinz, &c.
2h-1p
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MARkAED.

E -d,7oz nj 30 .4MARkAED. - - a..
On the 18th instant, at Foundry PARSONAGE nv tho
Rev. E. p. Phelps, Mr.. FRANC ia w. AsIJpy ~. .'d
Miss MARGARET ID. GREGORY ,both' of A,s, "n"
dris, Virginia. '~-FFs ,a1"7F'- 80 -
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DOR RENT--The Residence Of the late Gen Tow
i SOD corner 18th and + streets. Both house and
grounds have been put in COIL p'ete order Gas and
furnace heat ara carried throughout the house. to-
gethe- with hot and cold ws ar in bath, in water
closets. kitchen, aud buffers pantry. Enquire on
the preniees, between IL and 2 o'clock.
oct 5-eo3t< Us -
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:: -, WIN. HAUNsCHIED, &
A g rrfA 10 q IfaI xas1

PAPER HANeEE & pPHOLsTERER
"A MEXICAN and Ftepch Paper Rsnydngs' and
n Upho Ster q cds Penn. ylvsnia avsHse, BEL
Sc, sBtsenth .nd ishtss nth Streets Va hipgton,
ID g.
VIM Hauuschild begs leave % iuform his frisn IL
md the public thst lie has hand larse IT. ok Of
Y -nch tIiit AID American Trarspsrer Is
. Also, Hair. Moss, Cotton and Shpck Mattresses,
which he will dispose of st the lowest Prices.
.lt 10 m ..f'f-
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MERCER POTATOES

G'HE Schooner Joseph hsrsh ,hss srIiFsi nj Ri
lie IS Wtarf With fine LOT of Jersey Mercer
POTATOES Phsy win b TbPoysd of IN ioe 70 suit
fr.niEes. App ora eosra to Capt OF A nj. rs SOW
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NOR RENT-The subscriber ha. for rant a good
II Dwelling HOUSE, on Bridge street, George ,wn
3 few doors east of tn. market hause 1t is Large
in good order, convenient aud quite desirable reg
idence Apply to TIMOTHY VDONOGHUR
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The Propeller that came In Collision viii ths
s''i ift-1o3 Arctic eafe. aay .s7e1EG

HALIFAX, Oct. 42.-The VsstA, Q French
vessel, has arrived at st. Johns, not HALIFAX.
This is the propeller tat came ia collision
with the Arctic. She lost thirtssn q her crew
By the collision: but saved thirty Of the Arc.
ties crew .-rq I'D. o. 1sf-....s ,.r'i tJa.S,. ~