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RR-OPENINo OF THE DKLuaE.-Morgan's Mirror
Of the Creation and the Deluge, painted by George
Hidge, ESQ, and formerly owned and exhibited in
this city by DR.. Besle, viii open In Odd Fellows,
Hall, on Wednesday of this week. This newly re-
vised panorama, with an entirely new diorama and
several new and superb scenes recentv nainted
among which are the Fairy Grotto and the Temple
of the Mermaids, with grand concert by the Bos
ton blind vocalist, Miss Ellen Sophia Emmons. is
said to be even more attractive than WHEN exhibited
here for many weeks TO enthusiastic and overvhelm
ing crowds, some two years since. II then won the
universal appreciation of the clergy and the press of
Washington. and gentlemen of the highest Official
$500, whose recommendations are still presented
upon the programme. Asthe new scenes are paint. d
by the original artist with careful study and more
matured experience, persons witnessing i, before
will feel confident of its present tfanscendent merits.
CIRCUIT CouRr-GardineT Casc.-The Circuit,
Court, Judges MorseIl AMI Dunlop presiding, was
engaged in the case of the appeal of Msssrs Bradley
and Carlisle, who claim to be the proper administra-
tors of the estate of the late DR.. Gardiner. The
Judge of the Orphans Court decided, last summer
to appoint Samuel Casey, ESQ.,, Treasurer of the
United States, tn administrator. 1t Is from this de-
cis,on the appeal |: made. The amount involved is
upwards of s20O 600, rendering it quite an import
ant case. Hessrs. Fendall, Lawrence and Chiffon.
appear for Messts. Carlisle and Bradley. Mr.. Kew.
he u 8. District Attorney, and Mr.. Reddinq, are
counsel in favor of the decision of the Orphans,
Court.
THE LATE sTABBIse CAsE.-We are gratified to
learn that Geo. w. Odds, who was stabbed October
10th, at the Empire House, by VIM. Weeks. is fast
recovering from his injuries. He is able 10 be about.
Weeks IS still in prison.
FUNERAL-The membes of the Good Intent
Beneficial Society of Washington, followed to the
grave yesterday afternoon, thu remains of William
Lally, deceased brother.
WATcH REruRrs.-On Saturday night, two young
fellows, w. H. Butterball, aged nine years, ana
James Grace, aged eleven, were brought to the
watch house as Migrants. David Curtis, slave, run
away from DR.. Gunne, was also brought in Last
night Sarah Barnes, coored. free, aged eighty years
helpless creature, passed her time in the lock up
till this mo ming. James Mcmahon, charged with
peddling without authority, also spent the night
there All of them were dismissed by Can't. Birch.
there being no one to sustain the charges.
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InVslds recovering from the OF Fever Billion.
diseases or long continued iilness any kind Will find
Carter Spanish Mixture the only remedy revive
ner dropping constitutions expe all bad from the
oiood excite the liver to prompt and hesy action by
us ionic properties restore the patient to life aud vgor
"ecan only say TRY single bottle worth al; tbs
ssrsspartiAs In existence IL contains Mercury
Opium other noxious poisonous drug sna can
given to the youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificates around the bottles
More than Eve hundred persons city Of Richmond
Va, can testify to its good effects
aHSee advertisement
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WASHINGTON INFIRMARY,
Situated on E street, north of the City Hall
III, l..

washington.
THE extendve additions 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 inate
The institut on ID visited daily (or oftsner II
sary) By Q Physician and Surgeon from tho Faculty
of the National Medical College. .....
Dr. B. l. HELM resident physician, Is always In
the building; also several resident students md al
necessary attendants. -.-.- II
The patients are nursed by the Sisters Of Mercy,
whose benevolent services have been found invalu-
able since their introduction into the tnseasuoon.
Physicians In the city and also In tbs oountry Ind
neig hboring cities having patients who nesd hospt
tails advantages, are invited to send them 70 the In
The charge for board is from s. to $40 Per week.
according to the accommodations required. payable
In advance.
Persons viii apply for admission to Dr.. HnLH,
resident physician, at the Inhrmary.
All communications in regard to the tnsdtuseoo
GRAFTON TYLHR, NJ D,
Georgetown, .. O.,
m Ourssor of the Wsshingtnn InnrnaFy.
~ l>Aa nd OautlNRuen "
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By GRE EN- 4 SCOTT, Auetion.ers.

By GRE EN T. SCOTT, Auctionsers.
HANDSOME TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE s.,i
III and Lot on north L. between 18th and 19
streets at Auction.-On THURSDAY, the 26th inst
We shall sell, In front Of the premises at AZ o'clk
p. Ill.,. part Of Lot No 8, In Square Ne 140 fronting
on thu western new market space. The house con
tains four good and conveniently arranged rooms.
Title indisputable.
Terms One-half cash I: balsr ce IN six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
oct Sd Auetioneers
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctioneers
NEW TWO-sT0RY FRAME HOUSE AND lot
shall SELL Ia front Of the premises at half past four
O'Clock, . good twostory frame new and unfinishe
House and Stable, and the Lot on which it stands,
1t being parts lots So 81 81 and 49, in Austin's
subdivision Of square No. 90, fronting on north NJ
between 9Oth and 2lst streets west, running with
q side alley 10 feet inches wide
Title indisp utsble. Terms cash.
GREEN 4 SCOTT.
cot 16-eoGds Auctionears
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By e. 4. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
ON TUESDAY, the 2tth instant, at 4 o'clock p
~ m, shan So without reserve, in front Of ths
premisss-
Lot li6, in Bealrs addition to Georestow n, front
ing "a feet on Green street, by III Deep to six foot
alley, with the frame Buildings thereon.
Terms at the sale.
E. s. WRIGHT,
oct Id Auctionesr
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EOR sALE-DEsIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE
Il ISLAND-Copsisting of two HOUSES &LOTa,
the first being new frame House, fifteen by thirty
feet, With four large airy rooms and summer kitch.
en- attached, and other improvements consisting OF
stsbing, &C., full lot Of so by 122 feet running
back to 30 feet alley. The other is a frame house
of four rooms, situated Lot 81 by rs feet 10 in.
AL information will be giren by applying in person
or by letter to 'sYPHAX," at the star ofice
N. B.-The first named house and lot would suit
any one engaged In huckstering, &c.
sep 26-1m
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Church Difficulty.

CINCINNATI, October 2l.-A difficulty has
existed for some time past between the trus-
tees of the Catholic Church at Newport, Ky,
and the Roman Catholic Bishop of the Do
cese. growing out the latter building school
house on the church lot without the consent
of the Trustees, who applied for an injunction
to restrain the Bishop. To-day the court
granted the misunderstanding that the
Bishop had right to appoint Trustees for the
church and use the ground for church par.
poses only. :
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Nominations.

ALBANY, Oct. 2l.-The wings Of this dis
trict nominated Samuel Dickson for Congress
The national democrats Of Albany county
nominated for Assembly Walter Burton, Sc
cond district James j. johnson, Of the Argus,
Third district; James D. WATSON, Fourth dis :.
tYict
ROCHESTER,, Oct 81 AT the Monroe Whig
County Convention held in this city to-day,
Davis Carpenter was great unanimity noni-
mated for Congress.
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ANOTHER PRKMIUM.-Mr WHITRHCRST has bean
awarded another premium for his superior
e1hloted Al the Worlds Fair New York reIem
perez that MI received from the Worlds Fair London
Two medals for his unrivalled dsguerreosypes
more and Cabinet and Psntscopes CT Niagara FaI. be
SIDES at all the fairs which has sxhibte for
ries. - ~ " ''' s"4o
Call and have Licensees taken at
sep 1e-u
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WE HAVE NOW AT OUR YARD ON NINIs.
w Street. between D and E.
cargo Philsdelphia Red Ash Coal for Crates, &C.
l do do white Egg Coal for radiators
l DO Broken do Ash do for furnaces
l do Daaphin Red Ash do fer cock. Price
$775
Daily expected one cargo Grey Ash
Also about go tons mixed coal, laying ON an open
lot, which viii be sold at d vesy low price.
Terms ca.h 2240 pounds to tn. ton.
cot D-eo3ts YOUNG & MOORE
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Conpre ssi,>ual Nominations.

Bosrox, October 2l-'The Democrats Of the
Fifth Congressional District have nomin ated
William Parmenter. of Cambridge, az their
candidate. In the Third District the Demo
Gratis have nominated Edward Avery, % Jun
coy, for Congress.
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The Fever at the South

CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.-The fever, yesser
day, was very fatal, indeed, in Montgomery
Alabama, 30 We learn here this morning b,
telegraph. We have, also, just received dis
patches from Savannah, again urging that oft
liens of that city who arc absent shall refrail
from returning home at present. - q
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I CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

MRS GEORGE, late of Ensland, wishes 10 inform
Nl The ladies aud gentlemen Of Washingtpn End
vicinity that she can be consulted on the pss pres
emit and future events, at her residence, No. CO.. rev.
enth street, between Maryland avenue and street.
west side, Islsnd. Her name Is on the door Ladies'
Is cepts-Sentlemeu so Hours from o'olk In ths
morning until 10 o'clock at night.
oct lint
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Ihe best article ever used, hundreds testify
LIQUID HAIR DYE changes the hair TO brill
liant jet Black or glossy Brown which permanent does
not stain or In any inure the
invented which will compare with It, We advise ali
O'''0A
For terms address z. D. GILMAN, Warrington.
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sueeess of the Know Nothinsy.

WILnINGroN, N. C.. Oct. 20.-At q specia
election held here yesterday for member o
the House of Commons, to ell a vacancy, d
Mcmillan democrat, but supported BY thu
Know Nothiugs) received a majority of 4s
didate.
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Conviction Of Counterfeiters In Montreal

MONTREAL, Oct. H.-Two of the gang Of
counterfeiters on trial here. viz, Humid, the en-
grsver, and Tree, Of Durham have been con-
victed of uttering counterfeit notes, and two
others, Wellington, an American, and Gleason,
of Durham, have Withdrawn their pleas Of not
guilty and pleaded guilty. They have not yet
been sentenced.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RcIief In Give Minutes.

nciHe1 In a1VS minutes.
TYLEG'S COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP.
'lNHE increasing demand for this most please mt,
i safe, and eficaoious remedy for all pulmonary
distases, has enabled the pro ietor to reduce The
price place 1t within the reach of all
Its superiority over most similar preparations s at
Tested by many eminent physicians who have been
eys witnesses Of its efficacy whom the usual RENE.
lies have failed also by thousand Of onr most re.
spectacle citizens who have used 1t in their families
both as preventive and cure with failing sue
cess Tor the last twenty years, during which period
Nth very little aid from advertising, 30, it has
gradually spread reputs ion over the whole Union.
In cares of recent Gads Coughs, Hodrsen.ss &C., it
gives immediate relief, ard gem rally cures In day
or two, without interfering with diet business
rendering the system more susceptible OF Colds, In
chronic cases, Asthma, Whoop'n0 Cough, Crosp,
8ro1ehstis, Afe*sons Of the Lungs, and Ccnsusep.
no n. It Is always very neficsl aud seldom fails,
when commenced in time to perfect Q cure.
frice rs and 80 CENTS bottle.
Sod wholesale by Patterson Marin, Stott 4 Co.,,
Ridgely Go. Alexandria by Peel 4 Stevens. In
Georgetown by Mr.. Cissel.
a. TYLERS GUN ARABIC C5NDY DROPS
q similar composition to the above, but in q miEdsr
md mora portable form they act like charm on
troubles ONE Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; hey contain no injurious drug particu-
ary recommended for children. frequenters Of pub
Lilo assan, bies public speakers. singers, 10.
Pri 9 t211 and Is cents per box.
For sais at most Drug and Candy Stores.
o<f 1v-tS
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Tho Receut Outrage on a Priest.

ELLSWORTH, Oct 2i.-The Rev. Mr.. Bspst,
the Catholic priest, who was tarred and feath.
cred and ridden on a rail a few nights since,
by a party of rowdies in this place, is not
dead as reported, but has recovered from his
injuries and exposure attending the outrage.
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ForgeY Sentenced.

BRANYFoRD, Can, October 22.-D. W. Van
Aernum, the forger, has beep sentenced to the
penitentiary for seven years. o..
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r TNDERGARMENTs in every variety, Robes de
u Chambre, Jackets, Shirts, Collars, Linen and
Muslin gosoms &C., just received at
oct II BIRaEs. Wilrrds' Hotel
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FOREIGN Arrials st New York.

New YORK, Oct, IA number of emigran MT
ships arrived here to-day bringing not less
600 passengers: Tho ship J. A. Westervelt
from Liverpool had 80 deaths from Cholera
during tho voyage, the ship J. r. Gilchrist
from Havre had IL deaths from the same dis
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Death Of Job 8. Oliu,

TRor, n T., Oct. 21.-Job s. DIN, ex Re
corder of this city, and an influential membel
of the bar, died here this morning
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Auction 9alAA

By Els. ,WR10HTs GeorSstewD.,
VATUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION On
TUESDAY, to morrow afsenoon, the Gath in
stane st ooiock. shall eeil in ffoDt Of thf prem
ses, part Lots I46 and 147, 10 Bealles addition "a
aeorsstown, fronting 80 feet on Washington street
Terms: one-third cash, balance in az months
oct Q3-H ga Auciioneer
By ROTHwELL 4 BROWN, acts.
TNHE AUCTION SALES of Dry Goods, &c, will b
1 .nntinued at our Auction. Store, during tie
:resent vsa.. -fternoons at sx o'clock, and even.
ings at O'Clock. --...
Just opened an additional, imply OF new Goods
consis ing Of Blankets, Shawls, Cet.-.
ROTHwELL BROWN.
ASctioneers corner 7th and st reefs.
oct 2S-lw :. -
By GREEN 4 sCOTt, Austfonesrs.
ROCERIHs, LIQUORS, HARDWARE, &C., at
" Au,tion.--On WEDHESDAy Z, the 18th instant.
we shall sell, at the Grocery Store Of Mr.. Ball at
the corner Of Thirj and street north, at 10 oclk
q m an excellent assortment OF fresh Groceries, IL
quors, &C., viz:
Tea. Sugar and Coffee, Spices, Candles and Salt p
A fine assor tment Of Liquors, Brandy, Gin, Wits
key and Wines
Tobacco. Cigars and Snuff, Wood 3 are and Brcome
Soap and Candies, stasch, Glass, orocksry Hard
ware
With Q lot of other articles such a. are usually
kept In retsil gre Gerry.
The above mentioned stock is fresh, having te.n
Just laid in
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash over that sum
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes sstisfac
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
oct 23-d Aucticneers
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A RARE OHANOE.-For sale, fourteen acres o,
n LAND. one mile from the city line, near ths
toll gate on Seventh street. four acres In heavy tim
Der, fine site for Q suburban residencs-soil vel
adapted for m.eket gardening. Esquire of
K. O. HUBBARD,
Neae the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
FLINT
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The Cholera at Martinsburg.

BAnrnosE, 0ot- 23.-We have advices from
Martinsburg, Va, which state that the choiers
is very bad there indeed. .., =
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~ SPLENDID PICTURKs,-Those OF our readers -, 10,
to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures shnid
fail TO pay visit 70 Pumb's Rooms the Avsnne He h
exhibition there some choice specimens of the nsv
Dasusrreotypng in Oh which for beauty and excelisncs
Incompatible There is portrait executed I'm tbis ias
style of President Pierce that reflects credit ON %
artist every nsamsnt thereof giving life like exnresson
Of our time. go .. q
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Proposals for Q Loan.

INV YoRK, October 23.-The Erie Railroad
Company are about to issue proposals for .
loan of $4,000, eco, at per cent, ssdesuable
in twenty years
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JOE sHILLlS9ToN receives all the and Ne WI
papers az sss a published He Hsrpers and al
he otner Magazines, and readers always find
large and good assortment Blank Stationery
aug 10 ~ ~
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CARD MUSICAL.

MILE W. kOYE, late Of Stockholm, Sweden
Vl has arrived in this city and is prepared te
give L. ssons to advanced Scholars on the Piano
Forte and In Vocal Music.
Orders left at her residence, Mrs Gildemeister,
street, Ne or Pa. avenue, or at the Music Depot
Of Hilbus Hits, will meet with prompt attention.
oct 1T
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AARRIED.

Al Georgetown, D. c., on the 18th instant, by the
ev. b. +: Brooke. Mr.. d. w. EDMONST0N, Jr,.
ad. Miss MARION J. DAW, OF ths above place.
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Todd FELLOWS CERTIFICATK-Ne srRosans tn
TIhosY NEED ASKED.
WARRINGTON LODGE No q 7 n n

emp Norfolk July 36th isS4 I
MT T. BUaaow-Dear Sir-In compliance with your re-
guest We inform you for the benefit Of public that
Droher OF our Order, John T. Jasper sick while
In this CITY, and in destitute
committee of this Lodge suffering from disease TENED
scrofus or Kings Evil and in low as to be pro
nounced by the physicians ncurable
OF brother lie induced try your medicine aud
three weeks was declared left the CITY for
YORK and In opinion his restor alton To health
caused solely by the your specific ~ Won
above written wa -'Nee sns osse
Seal. II.
L. CHANBKRLAIN Secretary. 49, W.
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EOH r HI y I'll n g NnATLY AND HXPB
u pITlOOELY EXDOUTKD AT THE ~xH1NlN,
SIR" OfIlO0. j. MI
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Boarding..

ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and acoommoda
ION for fanilies or single gentlsnsn-permsneni
OF rrans}ent. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found ln Washington. 10 16-1y
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The Feyer stiu at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oot 2l.-The fever stu liz.
gers here. It Is unsafe yet for strangers to
visit Us.
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LfOR RENT-For one or four years-the premises
IL from which the Star Office has just been rec
moved, on street near its junction with Pennsyl-
two buidings-front and rear. and ample yard
room, with u we'll Of water for mechanical purposes
on the premises. This is nrst rate opportunity
for dyer, Painter, carpenter, manufacturing hat
ter, blacksmith wheelrlght, &c, to obtain working
room within q stones throw OF the centre of Penn.
sylvania avenue, while the front building will
answer for one, two OF three shops or ctiees Ap-
ply soon ct the new office of the Star, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
oct TT
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- 1T SHOULD be universally kpown-tor q, T.. s,,o.,
~ the Parent of large proportinn Of
49, ass ses.es Dysentery, diarrhass cholera n.rhns
.on sse 1En S.ts1sus Of deaths
who suffer from disordered somachs and fyon AVE- ~ al
70 % guided by advice founded upon experience
oelay dayto Hollands German Bitter. nrs
pared by Or NJ Jackson which, an altsrstye cprs
i've ana invisoran stands alone and unapprosched W.
have tried the Bters and know thew ercasn,
everywhere " -"'uc,he
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II AZ0RS, Ac-Raaors and Strops, Combs, Brush
~ 90, Shaving Creams, Oleophane, Soaps and Per
"Aery In every variety, Just received ct
o~ ~ 11R6E6, WillaRdS Hetsl,
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"OMEPATHY.-Manua Of Rome pathic Prsc.
III tice for the use Of Families and Private Ind.
vid uals by A. X. Small, A. NJ N. D. Price 81. In.
valuable for domestic reference
Poems and Transitions from Goethe, Schiller, DC
by Ohas. r. Lam bert
The Railway Library, wonderfully cheap editions
Of Bulwer's Novels, for travellers reading
Routledgs's Tourists Guide through the United
States, containing all the requsit information to
geth.r with splendid Msy-60 cents
Lives Of the Queens of England before the Con
quest, by Mrs. Hall.
TAYLOR MAURY'S
oct Is If Bookstore, near 9th st.
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MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY,

MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY.
Z HAVE now completed my arrangements for Ii e
i manufacturing of alll kinds Of fine god Jewel :
in the hest worm anlike manner Diamonds re- set
and every description Of New Work msde order
at short notice. No 4lS Pa. avenue, betw. AZ and
9th sts, sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
81. o. HOOD.
B.-psrticular attention paid to the repairing
of nne Watcbe'. oct q
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n r OR TAN r Work for Pesston
asst published snaIy sicsl Digest of the Pension
and Bounty Land Laws, the Decisions Of aecreta-
RES, 81, ranged 80 to lie Ineligible to every
aiaimsRl. Price $2-postsge II prepaid 20 cents
TAYLOR MAJRY'S
oct IL Bookstore, near 9th 81
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CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE.
III IRAN R1CHKY, Msnufactl r.r and Dealer In
III STOVES and TIN WARE. corner Of
and Seventh street, Washington, D. G.
Particular attention psid to ROOFING d
3POtT1NG, and all work in his line attend.
"a 20 at the shortest possible notie..
oct lin
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No Passengers or Grow Of the Arctic eaSsd
rs By the 0sprey. - 80
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 23.-Ws regret to have
to contradict the story that the Osprey brought
portion Of the passengers and crew Of the
Arctic. This unfortunately, turns out to bs
untrue. She brought no such persons on her.
rir Baltimore xarksn. -n"
BALTIMORE, Oct 23-I, p. m.-Fsur firm
Howard street, g. Whsat-white 81. Ssaa .95;
red, 81 65a$1.75-Is,o 900 bushels sold. Corn
white and yellow, 75s7sc.-15, 900 bushsts sold.
Other shings unchanged. ID" Sims f'oa
fsa Ohio River. -u~
WHEELING, Got. 2s-The river Il stationary
in depth at this point to-day. -
New York 1arkefs. oroa
NEW YORK, Oct. 2a.-Flour-sales Of 5000
barrels State brands at s. 50a$S.S7f. Wheat
firm Corn-sales of 40, 900 bushels mixed at
79as0 cents. Cotton dull. Stocks dull.
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CHILLING NEW plANOs AT MANUFACTORY
y ~hoIesal prioas for cash We have ON hand q
few very superior Instruments. wiioh we will sell
o. above close out our present spock previous 10
removing. Every instrument warranted. Call and
judge for yourselves at Hilbus Hitx' Music Depot
cot LIFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-23

STORAGE.-Wallach Hope will store Furni.
~ ture, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. in the extensive
Basement underneath the new Star Buildings at
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street. These Easements are pavea with flags, well
ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and 30
cure. Apply at the Star ofhee counter.
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