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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-23
GAS FITTING.
Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c,

FkNliE subscriber hrs r,C'avcl hts Fad and Winter
1 Goo =, consisting # French CT n. md Cass.
meres # let uHlie; very sr' ri and IN hpa
French Beaver CIoihs nnd Ca,sinere,; p &C hen.
tiu Brow Cloth: one do. BIack-ycry low-suahle
ioi adde's Cl,nks.
ye,liues OF piu-n. Vcyet Sill. &c, &c.
1r,uui' Is of newest style nnd best quality.
Sh rts Collars. b awcts. Enier,h irts. (somn very
atrc) Hands Ginyat-, Seff,. Stocks, G!ove. Ha
Hose. Dc, &c.
tz1= The alor.ne department i managed by Ambrose
PAGE who il -pare cxeron 10 continue tie salts.
ti,ct4 mn lie has ing given WIN. l. pAGE.
F.. WANrfD-Two Good Journeymen Tail
ors-to whom II good utl the BEST WAGES
will be givea None but good hands need appy.
WM l.. PAGE.
oct 70 dts W
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The Ohio Rirer, &c.

The Ohio Rirer &c.
WHEELING, Oct 2O.-l here are II inches wa
ter in the rivers channel.
PITTsBURG, Oct 20.-The river is low and a.
bout stand. Business dull.
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until futher notice The sale Of tie Mil. &c. viii GER
tain'y nke place on the Isl October.
oct Cts
tS L,nchhurg Republican,, Richmond Wig and
Enquirer copy 2rnw'd-
Ha& A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND For
10. SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust execu-
cused to us by Thomas +. Norman. we will.
on Wednesday, November lstls5l, If fair if not,
the next fair day sell, upon the premises, to the
highest bidder, TR iCT or LAND lying in
Campbell county, containing $50 acres-more or
less, situated on Flat Creek and adjoining the
lands of Elizabeth II. Clark, Henry Garbee, Geo.
Geue, &c
TERMs-Four, eight and II months-bonds
with good personal security, and title retained
till last payment. Possession given January st,
1850. Acting as trustees shall convey with
special warranty, though the titleis believed 20
be good. For further information apply to joel
b. Leftwch, Ieiiom Branch, Campbell co.. or
to Thos r. Norman, Lynchburg.
JAS +. PAYNE,
JOEL b. LEFTWlCH Trustees.
+. W. PAGE,
CVsAll persons indebted to r. I. Norman
to Norman a. Martin are requested to make
speedy payment. longer indulgence miH not be
granfed. oct @-d2taW-ctds
\NTAsIIING TON HOTEL. Corlo II
w Chuyrh Street aud Ftra Aheg. L9,chbDrg. I n.
WIN. W. LEFrWICH 4 tROrHER.
Proprirtors.
re- Personstravcinctiroue or visiting Lynchbu,g
,nd stoppngat the Washington, arg entitled tovsi,ho
'virgnion READIss Room" during therstay.
May i7-dscts
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE lily DROMAGEN, OR WATER. PROOF,
ANTI CONSERVATIVE CORK SOLES,
Manutdctmedby
IIarcOurt, Bradley 4 Co.,

II Market Street, Manchester.
Principal UdrehOuSe, IU2 " ood Street, Cheap-
side, London, Engidnd american Establish
wents, - Inn Street 4 log Nassau Street,
NeW York, L. S.
InE IIydromng.n valuable discovery protect the
et from damp cold and therefore preventative ofmnny
Lung Diseases without docoting whatever The Nd
gen is In the form ola sole aud inside the boot
metlcHtod character powerful nntidutc disease.
For will be found
10 wearin the coolest runiest weatar the
como wet II the Hydromagcus inserted Ladies'
highest ol,d boots shoes in the Indictment weather
IMMUNITY, while Consumption. prevalent young
country, be thwnrtrd lay their adoption
sliro ina unhealthy besides
pedestrians ruhlcrs. The
latter the feet toHTNM extremely the Ydromagrn
being mere thin seeo or prepared peculiarly placed INSIDE
oe not iucese the size the boot the foot 10 appear
untdy To chi ren they extremely valuable they may
pen-e lshtas need besides
pnr nc them will find their yearly dector bills much dimin
sheai thereby
the ilydromngcn becoming known in
almost incredible Last yuaf London
Manchester, birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow Leeds Dub
40 pairs OF Cork ses This ycar the number viii surpnss
that
Ask the Faculty their opinion their ynue preventative
for Coughs, Colds, onchitis, Asthma and Consumption.
Mems size, pr pair, 81 cents.
Ladies' do do 80 do
BOYS Misses do p
NoflCEFrom The retail prices makea very liberal allow
make profit their while they that
may he kept in store class goods For terms
apply to HARCouRf BRADLEY a. co,
sep l3-'lnc3m IS Ann Street. New YORK
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DABNES AND OILS. Whit. mud hrnan
j Zine. v hitc Lend, d al cooIs in usc, ground in
nit Tor sale by r. STABLER & co
II
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OSTpONENENI.

The -,le Of he ub, W House aud Lot is postponed
until further notice The sale Of tie Mill &c. viii GER
tan,y pke place on the 2lst October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auet,ou.,,,

II AhDSONE FURNITURE Nd HOUSE9A 7
II Effects at huction.-On TUESDAY ,uornipe
the ~ % Nover Ger, at &c O'Clock, at the resi6ep
If Jno !. Reed, Esg, tha east side of Tyelf
81, est second door orth Of the Kirk God Pous-
hall sell all his handsome Furniture q, H.use
HID Effects, viz:
Pair OF eirgA Rosewood French Sofas covered with
blue plush
Satin dsmask-covered Psr'or Chairs, Ottoman
p7o-stoo!s
Wslnut p'Hsh covered Arm sni Reception Chairs
MarSl- top Sofs Table, Etagere
Egyptian marble t'.P W.ns Closet, with q Wri ing
Disk st,ech
Elegant Fren pate oval Nantei Mirror, with rich
gilt Frame and Brakes
Beautiful inlsid Workstand, CHEFS and Fsnc Ia
bles
Fire scr--ns. Atrial Lamps
HIndsfme blue psna.k and Lace Curtains Cornice
end fixtures
Several Exce,lept Louuges With Pillows
Brussels, Thrs--ply ani ingram CARPETS
Oncoth. Ma ting. Eugs
Very large g Sc front Bo0sciss
Walnut extenron iniGg abIes, Te, do
Walnut cane scat and bamboo Chairs
Handsome suite Ct ,ct age Fur iture
NJ aie gany Or ssing Bureaus, Wardrobes
Do I'alisn a9d French Bedsteads
aaThIe to- ~ sshstsn S, Toier Sets
superior hair rstrresses, French Pillows &c
Very isrse rouu'i % IL mahogany Dining Table
French and Stone ,hins Ola swere
Itg ther with general assortment OF Kitchen
ytrnsis
Terms: $50 and updc- cegh over d credit OF
sixty and nrsty days, for aoiaa Satisfactorily en-.
dcrsed, bearing interest.
JAMES c. M0GUIRs.
nov I'D Auctiouesr.
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Wants.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w Woman to do shsmberwork Best Of refer
eoce given. Apply on Z sventh ct bstween 4 and
:, NO. oVl. nov 25-1ts
TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRE To OBJ
L tain board and lodging In q respectable private
mity The two are Wiling TO occupy the same
TO m If convenient. Address "a b." Though ae
Pest Office. and state the terms.
nov 25-3ts
WANTED TO REHT-A NEAT TWO STORY
W House brick wood. One quite small and
with few rooms will answer Address M" at this
flee, giving the terms aud location
noy - Sc
sAF ANtnp- teasn, frr the y oc-ry sore CIR.
~ FER o, Thi.-d aad Market street, Georgeto M.
nov Is
MTANTED--SIX OR EI9RT NIX Ahbs TO
W work on place Near the city for the S-otei
or year. Beard found
Also. Man who has some knowledge Of black.
srn taing, aud good cook washer and irnp-r
LLOYD 4 CO,
Opposite Treasury, 18th street
cnce open from to dsi'v. oct 3s-im
tkykET's & & G kO Il S.-Th.. u bsc.iber, .r,
w all times in the rlafkSt osYing SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices Persons hsving Slaves
for sale will please call ut 242 PRATT STREET BAL
inore, Md, {slattar's old stand.) Slaves taken on
'oard At e cents pSr day.
feb2-1y 3. NJ. & w. X. CAMPBELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

BEN1FTT OF HERNANDEZ, THE CUBAN Pa.
TRIor.-The Parrows will perform this even.
ing, at Iron Hall, for the benefit of Antonio
Mario Hernandez, who, for his patriotism. wa.
incsrcerated in prison. by the Spanish Gov.
eminent, at Ceuta. Africa, for eighteen months.
and only liberated by the perseverance of the
American Minister at tho Court Of Madrid
We have evidence of this fact in our posses.
sion. Tho bill offered is excellent. and we
trust that Hernandez will have a real benefit
HE kUNKBLs These popular minstte1s
. .H.r an attractive bill st the National to.
night Their laughter provoking powers are
irresistible
LOCK Your Doors Many of our frien,,
are too much in the habit of leaving their
doors unlocked during the day and nj ht, and
the consequence Is that many houses are rob.
bed and the thieves escape, undetected. Dr.
ring the past week, several persons have been
robbed. and no clue that leads to the detection
OF the pilferers has been obtained
" The VIM. Henderson, mentioned in the
watch returns in Fridav evenings Star, AZ
being disorderly. is not VIM Henderson, car.
pointer, Thirteenth street, Island.
WATCH RETuRNs.-Shadrach Mathews. ont
AFTER hours-6ne and costs George Drum.
mond' DO do. Fauquar Beaton, whipping his
w1fe-jail. Aaron Ts1but, out after hours
hne and COSTS There were cutie number of
unfortunate creatures in for lod eines who
were dismissed this morning.
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Hs HARNARD q BUCKLEY,

SeorRetoW
LHXTENSIVE WHOl ssakE STOCK Of GRO
IL cer,es NJ Auction On MONDAY, tn. z.th In
start. al ID o'ck n. at the warsSouses of Water
q ShdeEask-r, 'Fst-r Feet Ges rgetoan, we wi
sell, without t-serve, t. cir entire stock
In rsrt. name
IS hid. prime P. X. Stg.y
go bags Rio Java, Mararsibo and other Coffee,
100 oh t. Impe. ia, CUM owder, Young Hyson
Oo'ong, and Poschon9 Teao, tire 4. eater
part OF witch srs Of prime qnality
IS bhls crus' ed, pou d. red ani clarified Sugar
20 brx es Fob GO god 20 prime
1O0, 600 Havana arS other Cigars
100 casks sid other ra 'sSges of pure and supe
risr Brandies, Wines, &c.
Is zen BrooIps
LIS bozas Colgate Beadelrs Starch
60 bDls early crop II. o. Moasses
In do Refined syrrps
leu Packages a. or;'d rpices, can and boxes
90 boxes new Raisjns
Casks urrsnfs
400 sacks @. A Salt
10 Casks Sal soda
20 baskets Msrs eilles and Bordeaux Oil, piptf
and qusrtS
100 boxes CASTLE and rzncy Soaps
loh 90 Sperm and hdama tine Candles
20 bills Patent il
'ose her With general end iresh stock OF other
go d. found in q who essle house.
Sa'e positive ami terms li-eraI
WATEaS & SHOEMAKER
BafNAsD d BUCKLEY,
nov gu Aucticnee,e
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TO CONFECTIONERS.

DROPOSALs will be received until the first of
December mkt, for the exclusive privil"ge of
selling Confec ionsry and other refr.shme is, lex
capt,ns Intoxicating drinks of ali kods,) at the Elk
hio,tion OF the M.tropolitzn Mechanics Institute,
IN February mex. st ths Hall Of the Smithsonian
Institution
Tn" bidder must agree to al mp he space allotted
to him, in creHifah'e ST. lie, and in harmonv With
the general decorations If the Hall He must alec
give satisfactory evidences his ability to furnish
articles Of the very best quality.
The Commute reeerye the right to make the
award sccor.ii,g to their own Judgment Address,
Through tn. post ofice,) H.AMIDON.
nov lS-lw Sec Of Exhibition Com
MA KEREL, CODFisH, CHEEsE, &c.
Vl 100 barrels No. Mackerel
100 do 10. 4 Go
Is do No2 90
60 do Eastern Herrings, very fine
80 boxes Scsled Herrinss
5000 p Junds Goldfish
20 baX- s Cos hen Oh ese
Just received icom boston aud New York, and fol
sale by MURRAY & SEMMES.
nov lS-:}teo
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The Latest by the csnad The slaushts at
Balakl6va

LONDON, Saturday, 10 A. MA telegraphic
despatch from Marseilles, save, it is certain
that in tho action al Bslsklsvs Gu the % b,
consequent on the Russian surprise Of the
Turkish and English position, 400 British in
fantry and 800 Is itish cavalry were annisi-
lated, 1000 men and SOC horses being killed in
three hours. The numbers given are based
upon the force that went into the field and
those took only 90 prisoners, she rest are mis-
sing-kiiled no dout.. $50 British light in
faEtry were engaged, and only l9S returned
500 English calvary were engaged, and only
200 returned The 18th Lancers were almost
destroyed.
All the Turkish cavalry, and two mere
French divisions have been ordered TO the
Crimea forthwith.
The English feet is MOTTO be again tried be-
fore the wa!ls cf Sebastopcl.
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mARk lie IL.

on the 18Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Finckle, Mr.
JOHs LANCE to Miss MARTHA ELIZA HOI-
LIDGE, AL Of this 'ity.
mr. Aiken, Mr. John DUFFY, OF this city, 10 Miss
MAX! +. CROWN, of the torme- place.
AT Alexandra, Virginia, on the I'D instant by the
rev. mr.. tombstone, Rev. HARLES H. HALL, of
youngest daughter of tho late George H. Duffey OF
On the I'D instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Coung, Mr..
lanes LAM w. TkAHAM to Miss MARGARET HUN
TER, both of Alexandra, Va
alexandra papers copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
Rev YORK Markets .

New YORK, Nov. 25.-T4e stock market is
generally firm, ADD prices Of all sound secu-
rites advanced about one per cent.
Flour was dull, and declined . cts per bbi.
Western, IS Is IS So. Southern, IS IS
- IL Sales Indiana red whe4t al ~ Sc
Red, 81 IS. Southeru white, 81 O. a g.
Genesee, 50 81.
Corn very active Sales Of 100000 bushels
at 9la9St cts for mixed. cit& 49a5l cts. .S.s
Provisions 6rmer. Groceries quiet. Cotton
quiet-pr,ces unchanged. Whisky 42a45i cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
COMMUNICATED.
THE RECENT CHARGE OF RAPE

COMMUNICATED.
THE RECENT CHARGE OF RAPE.
Philip Bisler, charged with rape upon
Catherine Bowman, (for whom E C. CARING.
ton appeared as counse1,) and was released nv
Justice Morsell, We, in justice to tho accused
who has always sustained a good character
and in compliance with his wishes, publish
the following decision Of tho magistrate in
full
81 have listened with pleasure and attention
to the able, eloquent, and interesting areu-
ment OF your lawyer, and you are indebted to
him for your escape, because nv first imnres
sions were against you. But I agree with M
harrington, that no magistrate should expose
any man who has always borne q good Char
acter, to the modification of a public trial
upon charge involving such serious conse'
quences unless he is fully satisfied that there
Is probable cause and that his duty clearly
demands it. For this reason, have patient.
~ and carefully examined the various author
tues 70 which l was referred by your counsel.
ana otners upon the same subject and have,
a1ter due reflection, arrived at the following
conclusions: That, to prove a case of srape.5
there must be some evidence of this soft
mat narcotics were administered; or that
many were engaged against the female who
oom plains, or that strong man made an at
taeK upon female who has not arrived at the
age OF puberty; or that fear or terror oper.
ated upon helpless female or that she re-
sisted for long time, and then tainted from
fatigue; or that she was in dread of instant
murder, which led to tho aband onment of re-
slstance; or that there was a constant and
equai resistance on the part of the person vio-
lated or that there is an evident inequality
OF strength between the parties: or that she
mas raised cries; or that there are some marks
OF violence present; or that the person vio-
lated presently discovered the offence. and
made search for the offender: or that tho ner.
son accused fed in consequence of the accnsa.
ton. Some evidence of this sort is necessary
to sustain the charge of rape.
But on the other hand, if the prosecution he
OF evil fame, or if she stand unsupported by
other evidence, or if she conceal the iniu,y
for long time after she had an opportunity
to complain, or if the place where the act was
alleged to have been committed were such
that it was possible she might have been
heard, and she made no cutlery. These and
the like circumstances carry strong presump-
ton that her tsstimoney is false or feigned.
And 1t behooves the Justice to- scrutinige her
testimony cautiously and closely, and guard
against a false sympathy natural to every
man, when woman complains of such an
outrage upon her person. 4hese are the priu-
clPies clearly laid dewn by Wharton, Achs
bold, Russell, and Blackstone: and after a
fair, careful and impartial application of these
principles to the facts in this case. / have de.
termined to dismiss it. And my opinion is con.
hrmed whom | consider that it was brought
out upon cross examin alton by your counsel.
that the prosecutrix and her family eudeavor.d
to extort money from you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
Mist

nR. NUNS III -~epe-tfully cal public atten TOT
- to his new Pc tent, ard GREATLY <ses
IMPROVED N ethod Of setting A-tiAeialS
Teeth, With Consnuocs 9um-ths yer SAlYfH
p REJECTION OFT EAkT. This style
of Teeth has the follow ad7anta ies over all Others
viz: GRsaT >TRkNGTR, CLEANLINESS, e NJ
FORT, AMI BEAUTY. ising with Eatur- in the G
r-slscts, and one o hers excelrg. Public irspsc
ton is respectfully solicited. Please call and see
specimens
CtUTIoN.-So other Dentist in the Distris. Of
Colu bis hss ig-t IN make this style of Tee e.
n. b - Tee h contributions i y f,,5si hy. plugged
ard warranted for life
ofnc- AMI houle at No 2s3 street near the cor
per of Penn ylvanis avenue aud l4th s,r.et.
nov 1T:
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Rain at the West-Know Nothing Convsn.
fion

CINCINNATI, Nov. A.-We are having heavy
rains here and she river is rising.
The Know Nothing Convention which has
been in session here for two weeks will s5-
journ to morrow. Every State is fully repre-
sented. Among the representatives are The
following prominent members Of the order-J.
N. CLAYTON, Of Delaware, Ullmann. Of New
York. Broome, of Pennsyirsnis, Mayor Con-
rad, OF Philadelphia. and Lumsden, Of New
Orleans The utmost harmony appear: pre-
vail Important changes have been rnade to
the constitution and e new ritus, adopted Also
a thorough change In the pas ~ords
The Presidential SUBJECT Was not before tie
convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

lRIsH EMIaRANrs GOING HoME.-The shin
Dreadnaught, sailed from New York, on Mon
day, for Liverpool, with about 40 pass eng ers,
chiefly migrants from England and ireland,
returning to their fatherland. The ship Lucy
thompson, tor Liverpool, and the American
Eagle and the London, for London, are also
ready fo- departure with an aggregate of about
zoo passengers Of tho same character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
DEE ID,

On the evening of the Oath instant, JNO. CHEW,
master OF machinery of the Manassas Gap Railroad
aged 81 years.
10 His friends and acquaintance are requested
to al end his funeral to morrow Sunday at l21
O'Clock, from Alex andria.
On the Ath instant, CLARA O'MEARA, aged Is
months, infant daughter of Sarah A. and VIM. C
O'Meara.
o. Her funeral will take place tomorrow (ssun-
day. afternoon, dt 3 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

A CARD. Ire citizens o. Washington ard the
IL public generally reminded that am con-
SANITY In receipt of he choic at brands Of Havana
CIdAfS, Of my own importation, a, a'so that |
keep always on hsni ne OK of Br2ndiss. Nj es,
Whisk.ss, &c, wi will be sod s, tte o~ett nsr-
ket price Especial attention is called to v-ry
choic- OF Of AGi ntilsrdo Sher y, Which will b
sold ~ tie gallon dozen: slso to a lot or Od
Tom Gin !" London" OF my own importation.
Il. G. DYER,
No. $50 Pa ave, bet 10Th and 18th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

SMALL Pox AMONG RAILROAD PASSENGERS
A girl by the name of Ellen White. took the
small pox in Boston short time ago, and be.
fore her convalescence was completed, started
on board the cars for her homo in Tbetford
Vt. During her brief journey of a few hours
she communicated tho loathsome disease to
some dozen people who were on bosId A 9 train
in which they travelled several of whom have
since died.-New Haven Repister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

nON'T YOU WANT A HOMEi-lOO BUILDING.
~ Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build. Fine store house on corner O.
seven h and streets to let.
WALTER A. TRUE, Carpenter and Builder
g, between Seventh and Eighth street.
oct A-lm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The sentence OF
Dr.. Beals, found guilty Of rape some time ago.
has been postponed. This is supposed to nave
been effected by the counsel Of Besle for the
purpose of getting Mrs. Throckmorton, late
MISS Nudge, sign petition to the court in ia
vor Of his (Beale'S pardon.
The Philadslphis market is quiet. Bread
stuff. unchanged. socks dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
T.. b. HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

ATE Of Pn"aaelphis, 70 graduate il Allopathy
IL and Homeopathy, having had ext nsive ex.
perience in the va rous departments OF the profss
sion, offers his services to the citizens of Washington
and vicinity
Office No. 429 Thirteenth street between and
streets. Office hours until a. m :; from 3 10 q n
NJ; and to b p m.
References: VIM. A. Gardner, NJ D., Dean of the
Homeopathic College Ps., and the profession gen
eruic a+p 2O--aru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

EVENING GLASSES IN LaNGUA9ES-PROF.
~ &C HONE B RG vii, commence reviewing
classes in Languages on Monday, 3Oth October, at
bis residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue.
oct 23-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
The Collision

BosroS, Nov. Is -Inmedisteiy after the
collision last night between the seamers Can
ada and Ocean, the Canada lowered her boats
and took CT forty Of the Osean's passengers.
No more lives we're lost.
The Canada has arrived at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25
F!Rn 80. riN3, IaLV&ntZIA'., AID
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

os All KINDS y? INITIAL
~ LABAEI.,. would respectful, inf srn the put
Il lie that ne hiss -p.ned shop at tbs corne- :
and lafb streets IN he shove business. aud Is n ~
ready to receive orders la any branch, asr,ely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments fer church,. chslices,
syvsis. and regsa Tor Free Mssons, i'd Fellows,
Az, cter soce i.S, c,iIitary crnslhente &c. Also,
SILVER AND satSs WATCHES,
Chains, Gcbists, Loc-s's, Tes eod Table spoons,
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELECTRO SILyFR-PLATINe
On MiJitsry orrs1,spts, Sfuis Bsakste, Wsio-e,
Cxsdlestisks: and uesssts
Aiso s.lvsr plating fer fIJshs.sz (1se ftitsrs- tr.
k,l orr srnents TO- u'iitsry, Erss NG1ons, odi te,
lows a.i other serlstiee sno Giuss ynsds g. n-5cr
IN tia rharrss, noisoe.
FRANCIS LtsaHRk.
ec-rs- q e.l ieto SIS ~, G.esr FH sv.-
o. 6--S,a
DOTS AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING
ID We are nos receiving large assTtneut OF
Boys' aud Youths WINTER CLOTHING, Ct nsa
and Is hionable styles, consisting OF
0vercoats ami .uluIss
Fro k ami Ssck Costs
RouniabHuts Jsck'ts,
Pl.ia and fancy Cashmere Pants,
Cloth, six, ia snd M-rino Se-t-,
White AID col red SSIrts, SuspeudeTs, Gloves.
Hsudke oh efs, Hosiery, dc a..
Making the large; a. test vare,y Of Boys' Win
Ter Clio hing To De H. to cilt, which ets
determined to sell q. The loves; prizes.
HiLL 4 sTkFHENS.
Pa. avenue, tst NTH sDd Tenth st eers,
next door [. Iron Hall.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is No sales Of -four
Howard street held at IS so Wheat-ls, 900
bushels ofered-white 81 o5 u 30; prime
81 s3 l.95; red Sl.73 Sl75. Corr-ysl-
low 80 81; white ~ rs. Oats as a SO
Rys-sales at 81 Is.
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Death OF a Clergyman.

New YORK, Nov. q REV. Or Spencer,
an influential Presbyterian clergyman. { ,si
in Brooklyn, last evenino, eyed 81 yer
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Congressman Ill.

BosroN, Nov. q Mr.. Knowl.on. Congress
man from the Third district of Maine, ia very
i'll, and not e1peJted TO survive.
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Election Of e. United State. sena,er

RALEIGB, N. C, Nov 24-David s Reid
has been elected United States Senator by the
Legislature, for fou- years. He received a
majority Of eleven votes.