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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.

klGGLES, Merchsnt Tsior, has just Re. urps,
- nom New York, where be has s-srote1 a.
S. isIge ing sagssior assortment Of eths
Csssimerss, and Vestings, OF The IN sst sualf NJ
les imported, All of which sre now Oman 10 NJ
the inspec,ion. of the pubiic
so, handscae and ssred assortment of fur-
nishing goods for gentleman
Goods for boys which he will make 70 order IN ts,
best iannefl-- - - ~ ~
b nne stsck Of men.s resdy-naee Clething, 81.
me up nere In eubstsp tial Hxnnsr which he
w eel % cost. baing ben ng de irous of con fpinr
sr;r. Hsa strictly TO the regular merchant 49,
s ~ seventh 81, opposite selien. withers&po.
THE SPIRIT RApPERs-An Ap.,hio0-,r,v -.
i U. a. Brownsop - e-f1s''s
~ fsf flowers for The Young, by ,;.sy Hcw.
Party Leaders, stetchss Of I,rerson. H.. iitOr.
rSxson. Clsy, Randaiph by J. q Baldwin.
a9,hor OF -Flush Times in Alsbsms"
ine 'irgn,a Comedians In old lays in the Old Do
EE MN edttsd from the MSS. Of y. bingham
"o0sc a;, Or HAWKS about the Dove Cote, BY W.
me Better Land, by Augustus c Thonpson
- Heae In the Valley By Emily Y. Ca len
A"e SAptalns OF the Roman Republic as e,mpsre.
,W .n the great modern strat~sists, BY Henri
rns Chemistry Of Common Life, part 4-.tyJWf.
1. =. .. q III TAYLOR 4 M.uRr,s
Gef = :. = - : srokstcr-. n. NJ 9Th ST.
SfLtIMd oys Ar UNPRECEDENTED Low
-, - t-r-ssing DESTROYS of reducing our pres
tor the Fan and Wiz Ter trade We iii en- mooos
~, ~ ana coptinae until further notice 20 off,
yns;. " fancy Goods Perfumery, ststi,p.ry.
r;n"s AAhs't1nent, Pianos, &c, Increasingly low
- Pa. avenue, b.twes 9th and I 10th ST..
a. p.
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"ANTED-A gentleman we'll qualiH to at ~
w an assistant in q Classical and Mathematical
Academy. Appl, Immediately.
sep Is -Sts-'-.t 81. .......
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~ just opentd full supp y Of Gentlemen's Un
der shirts and Irawers, silk, meri1o, lambswnol
scotrh DO, shaker and Canton Flannel, DC , " hich
am now prepared TO dispose Of at the most reason
ao!e prices. LANES HAi
Gentlemen Furnishing
On Store, Pa avenue, near ~ street.
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A LOT Of OLD NEMSPAPERs FOR SAX IA
IA" xA1a V&1xOAs may A-d
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BuRGLARY--Last night about II O'Clock
some burglars pried the back door of the store
OF Messrs Downs Hutchinson, with a crow.
bar, and robbed the place of various articles
OF value, as described in an advertisement.
They did not attempt to force the iron safe. As
II Is supposed they became alarmed and fed
with such booty as they could well carry off
They had an augur and other tools, showing
that they were regular burglars A suspicious
character was seen running up ~ street, as
the meeting adjourned, supposed to be one of
the thieves. A reward is offered. zls-
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WANTED-A Situation in a grocery store by a
W young man who has had two We re- experience
n the bushes Satisfactory reference given. Ad-
dress c." through the Post ONCE.
SOD 25-ats
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E0R sALE-DEslRABLE PROPERTY on yHR
l. isLAND-Co"sisting of two HOUSES aLoTS
zoe hfst oeing a new frame House IF cen by thirty
feet with four large airy rooms and summer kitch.
70 ,hed, and other Improvements, COMBATING o,
sta6hne. &e Ion full Lot Of 80 by l22 feet running
osea 10 80 leet alley The other is fame hou se
all information will be ei-en by applying ia person
or 6y letter t. "sYrHAX," at the stsr ONCE
N.f.-The first named house and Lot would suit
any cne engaged In huckst.rine, 10.
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E>OR RENT-A very nice STORE, on PennsvIx..
MA avenue. one door from the corner Of I1tb
street, which said corner store he's Just been s.s.d
oy Hilhus Hitz fer their Music establishment
tlano Sales Rooms, DC The Store now for rent IL
will make capital cation for almos. nny kind Of
STAR Office - s,~!0'1 OP'' ~ N'0
I3-f 80 81 or
ACOUNTRY RESTDENCE =, Lots
"A FOR SALE AT kLLAVILLE-The subscribse
mas laid oil l20 acres of land In the of
bsden 'burg Depot, under the dssigna don Of Ella
VILE, and offers the same for SALE The lots consst
OF from three TO nine of dland each lot in
Guiding desirable site for building
On two of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contr,y
ance for comfort. One of these houses and lots ia
offered for sale, and is ready Cos Inspection -
Connected with the house is we'll Of strong meiic
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus ,uppIss
the bath room, kitchen, and water closet with WIS.
Ter, which Is obtained In unlimied quantity with
out going out Of doors. Application may be No AIDE
to Me.srs GREEN Scorr, Auctioneers; Mr.. wills
&C the National Hctel. or to the subscriber on the
premises ithogr phed plar Of Ellaville Will he
exhibited, and terms Of sale maoe known on spoIi.
catian as above. fE1
An omnibus runs three times day between Eli.
vile and washington. CHAS. B. CAVERN.
aug 1T 1890
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TNTRREsT ALLOWED ON DEPosffEs--Inty,
J. est obtained for Depostors and others upon mrs
class q, urites ChGBB BROTRRRs, Bankers
sep 2l-eo'f eli .-. C.r.. ...--- 7y.E.-
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DHOPoSAIS will be received for raisiuv ar ,
L placing on the bant Q Of ,ths River, or dies
p-ske q Ohio CanaI part Of The Iron R,isse a. L.
tie Falls There fs said to be 50 rs. The prop.
ais TO sttt at what rat per ton the iron Will
delivered on de banks Of ii. nvpr or cauai
Apply 70 10 HOWARD 4 p,oR,
s5-.lt.E-s = Akxardris, Va,
.rE-E or to JOS. HANkRY, Ia
- -. - Batttmofe nd
Alexandria, We, eeptsmbsr 20, 1854. q
sep 81 lW az -. Eel
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MOUNT VERsoS.-A faithfully and artist
cally executed painting Of this pictureso ue
spot, the associations of which mus be hallowed
10 the heart of every true American, is now on
view at Messrs Taylor & Maury'sf Our readers
Will be gratiied to Tern that il ia the work of
left US a few years since for q more extend ed
field OF operation in the North, and who now
ranks az one Of the most successful and dis
tinguished American landscape painters of the
age. At the suggestion of numerous frien ds
and admirers the picture will be rallied off.
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{ NOLORED BOY WANTED The undersigner
~ wants to hire colorad BOY. about 1? yeaiso
g. One who has come time to serve preferred. Is
wanted to ait on the table and be usef,l about tn
house Apply, Immediately. at Foy's Hutel, nesr
lie Derot. JOHN roy. P ouretor
Sen 26-4tH
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TO ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BUTTER.

7 HE subfcr.b Der will, On -morrow, (Saturd.v,
the 9Th instsnt open at his STALL No lis
Centre Market, as choice an article in the Butter
line as can be procured in the great Valley of vr
GINA He hopes thar bis unequalied facilities, anc
strict attention TO business will procure him fhar.
OF public patronage. JAS. K. DUNAWIN
sen 5-lms ...
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For 6sse and Rent

kW hsNT-A threestory and basement BRICK
nOuSE- vert pleasantly stu .tsd. ut the carr or
S-Tfey avenue aud aoath B streets, bot fev
.aIde rom the Cspitoi There ere 'hr~e ppmp e Of
dii.htfui water in he iwmsdiste n.,ebhs4han o.
fa con isnits to the Capitol and Csspa, is's Ho
. you'd sesure n. renting Of rooms to members
I" qaffe Oh The premises. Gp2S tie
EoR RENT A new two.tory frame and hr;cs
basement Building. containing looms .nd
on ON street, near the corner Of .t-e.t
tof psrt,cuiars INQUIRE Of FslDEsI K HEipER
o. Venth. between and II s.aeets. or nv NJ A.
A'se. 49, -------.---- sep 2s-sts
LfOR SALE OR REM nd tosss -sicu eiven i'm.
Z mod,at.ly comfortsbl. t~o-story brick d.e,.
ling HOUSE, With foe back bulldog, and in oood
rpnsl aeuafed on g, bets 2ist and % stre-ta.
HEnns.nn For particulars enquire Of Mr. Jas
al, osrp.nser near by, or at the Wood Al, d
. laa, 1sfd OF Myers Baker, Water street ceo,re
0W1. sep a7-1w
a hahE Oh sNCE For sale, fourteen acres O.
q LANo one mill from the city hne, near the
Toll gate on Seventh street ur acres In hesv, tim.
*r. nne site for . suburban residencs soil Veil
Aoap'eo 'of market gardening Beg re of
4. @ HUBBARD.
wear the Toll Gate, on seteath street.
LfOk khNT-Two ROUSE& en- I between Tb,, ;.
L 'eeotn and Fourte nth streets. lcontaiuing Ia
room'' WITH gas and othsr conveniences Address
- -. a. -n.- o".ce: cen p 90
tfOR RENT IN THE FIRST WARD. I.r,.
u, sT.bLE, brick front, with hay LOFT, DC near
10th street and avenue ~"
Apply at the Dry Goods Store Of
% T.. W. JOHNSON Co.
sep 20 : cost between l9th and 20 IA sts.
LOB RENT OR SALLY new fhr,esto7V ,1d
attic Bsick Mi ding, con aiming eight roma
situated on 9th street. east side near the oornsr
N. For particulars enquire Of 'A'' "
F.M MAGRUDER.
Dry Goods and Fine Merchant
eep Io-eNu Z Sth an sfreo,a
kfOx kSNr-A lavge and commodious BR1,.R
Z WlREHOUSE on Water q rect with aev.ta;
rohe oi 10 Ioet, ana good wharf. For trims mi
JOHN DAVIDSON,
Yep So-oe~ Water street. Ge0r1etewp
EoR RENT-A ,ns new brick HOUSE. ,,tu.,ad
l. on the corner of Tenth street aud Masssch,,.
setfs avenue, containing 10 rooms and O liar. With
g" d lump Of water in the yard Eponjre ne.t
door, to 90 ?. as. GRO. r LLNGGrV
81p 26-3th .
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ilOf BARRELS HkRKIhGs Just re- p,,sd- y,
lt'O salsby a. - MURRAY 4 sEIMES.
sep le-eo6t ill., = Al -
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L. LABARRE, a. ~ -
IL Grnsr c and 1otk streets,
Re pectfully informs the public Of Wsship gtor
inst he hss on hand, and makes to order the besa
Kind OF metallic Numbers aud 6gures for hous-sr
htels Church pews. &c The citiIens are r. auesieo
to call and examine these beautiful Numbers ACT
80. .-..-. . o.
Also, China Numbers, giided. sep 4-lm
N R-speci s,sns of tie Numbers can b, re. "a a
sSlvsfters Drug fto-e, Pa. Rssnu. and 18th street
d. Butt 8. Pa avenue and 18th street; and Cha,
T. Daviss Drag siore, First Ward. Thes. a yu.
viii never tarnish or Shsnse color -------9
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Wanta

Wants" and &c G,,teS'' ADVERTISEMENTS, four i,nts
VI iess, fus each Insertion, Is cents, as.dtisna
me cent?
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PINS KILLED LETTER p aPKR ct 81 per cam.
Il bought personally in Europe, and Imported
py 81 "a lte slRANCK TAYLOR,
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"ANTE by good and punctual tenant
w asmall HOUSE, either Brick or frame with
N short distance Of the Centre Market, Please
call on or asdress .--Jt- ,. JNO- REE5E.
Eagle Plnmbin2 and Gas Fitting K, tablishment
corner of Sixth street and Pa syenus. - 800 + :
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~ uMBRELLAs, CANES "A large and varied
assortment Of the richest and mott beautiful
! styis, just re eived from the manufastory
Csll at LANES
. 81 a-.f.-r- Gentlemen's Furnishing
Store, Pa. avenue, near u street
SEP 19-eolw- 80, ~. ,,. -.
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ORroLAN SaoorISe.-several young sports
men Of this city, few days since, took their
guns and skiffs and went on an expedition
down he river. We are told by friend wLo
saw the result of their sport, that two of them
killed seusn hundred and fonr ortolan on two
tides Game must have been very plenty.
NOISE AND CONFUSION Last night, whisky
was In demand, and many gentlemen were
observed to be occupying more of the side
walk than they were entitled to.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-28

IT NDk GARMENTS.-Shaker flannel, cash.
~ mere nsrino esxony scc tch wool G uss me
no, Isle thr. ad, silk and coffin UNDEkGAr-
NENTs. Shirts, Collars, Line and Musl 10. ems,
at -'' BIGE'S
eep ~ Wjliarde' Hctel
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"A! HArnAN DRAWING .fsrEKs, iwnrrsDtst
~ genuine, bought in persop fro n the manufsc.
tn ersy by -gSs 3d. rFRANCX TAYLOR.
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THE SOUTHERN Bu( soUE OpERA.-Rs-
ley's Vsriete Hall is to be opened by this
strongly heralded band, on Monday evening
next They stand high at the South. and give
pantomimic as we'll as musical performances,
OF q character to amuse and DO appropriate to
the people Of Washington. Their short stay
will exhibit talent Of interest to the public.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-28

TIE WILD MAN OF THE WOODS -Atall iron.
grey bearded man is going about this city, an.
nouncing himself as g the wild man Of the
woods" and practices in medicine to cure
dyspepsia, ague and fever. with certain sue
cess for five dollars. For those of faith he has
hymn that the talented Robertson cannot
equal Such benefactors of the people are
getting too plentiful to make much on their
Oper ati0ns, We Opiue.
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EfOR RENT-A hne new brick HOUSE, SITUATED
1, on the corner of Tenth street aud Masssch,
sets avenue, containing 10 r. oms and O liar With
good lump Of water in the yard Enquire next
|. gan 26--3th
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/. A FAILURE.-The bakers of this city were
to have met together yesterday afternoon to
conider what course to pursue in relation TO
certain subjects which they consider oprres
sive one of which i, supposed to be the new
bread law. They did not assemble, however,
and of course nothing was done to secure a
modification of the law. We wish they would
do something towards reducing the price of
flour, or Of bread, as the present prices are
most oppressive to all parties. especially the
moor .I :
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kosoinoonSs. anu tne prescription OF men be-
cause they were our cOuntIymen: would resist
Ut the ballot box, and If need be. with the bayo.
net. Had been friend Of Gen. SCOTT, but repu-
dates bis courtirg the influence of foreigners
Foreigners ruled this country were the balance
Of power, and be wanted TO break I'D at bal
ancs wLeel. The Captain quoted Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Jackson and Wei ster
against foreign influence. and regarded Scott
as having acted improperly, though q brave
man on the battle field Here the alarm bells
Of the city rang, and there was q cry Of Are in
the rear, where light was seen, aad round
about bon fires were blazing, cannon firing
and other demonstrations, shaking the earth
from its propriefy) The Captain invoked the
suirit rappers to tell him the sentiments of
Washington, &c n before mentioned. and
said be would give lafayette, Pulaskie, Mont.
gomery, Shields, DC all they asked, except the
government of tie country. That he would
not part with till the last horn blew, with
which he concluded, amidst loud applause,
81 rers Of rockets music, &c. =
Capt. George W. Cutter succeeded Capt.
Carrpgtcn, and commenced with denuncia-
tons OF the Star. Mr.. Gutter was brinfuI of
indignation, In the course Of which he said
that he was born al Toronto, Canada, that
ne came here when he was fourteen wears
OF age, and that he had been, In effect, turned
out Of ONCE by the present Administration
paich he also denounced, as we'll as the Star
ani Catholics, In unmeasured terms Several
merry fellows IN the crowd helped him along
BY crylng out Down with the Start" ITO
purgat0ry with the Catholics ~ 40 he'll with
the Administration .'' &c all apparently o e
Ter the fun Of the thing. He was glad that be
was born at Toronto. II was a beautiful place
He thai ed God that be was born anywhere
Immense laughter Then gave his history;
had been in the Legislature Of Indiana; went
70 Asnfneky; married q Kentucky lady; vol
un'eered TO go To Mexico, where he com
70 landed some seventy men, fourteen of whom
only returned. lie was with Col CLAW when
~ fell and was covered with his blood, but
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M ANrED-On or before the 18th of November
W next comfortable HOUSE. containfng fav.
or six rooms, and furnished with baths and gag.
location between 18th and Goth sts. vert and and
streets north will be pref rred. Address note to
c." at the Office Of the Eveniog Star.
sep Got .-Frt
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WANTS n EGROES.-The subscribers ar.
w Al times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
Tor sale Win please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal
amofe, Nd, (Slstters old stand.) Slaves taken OF
board at Is cents per day.
feb 2-ly *, p. " 4 w: T.. CAMPBELL.
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TIE REVENUE LAws.-Z Kanker was Ar
rested yesterday, and taken before Justice
Clark, charged with failing to exhibit resu-
lar license and enrolment. He gave bail for
a further hearing Boat owners would do we'll
to comply with the laws voluntarily, and not
wait TO be forced.
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The ANTI TIPPLIN6 HOUSE, BILL.-As pas S. d
by the Board of Aldermen, this hill is MT
likely to become law, we hear, because tn
allowance of selling liquor by the pin. opens
the door to the worst abuses of the use of
liquor as beverage. The effect. it is thought,
will be to increase liquor drinking, as it ex
cites the taste for drink, because prohibited, "
and yet NOT prohibited in fact, for any party
may purchase pint, quart, gallon, or any
any extent that their depraved passions may
cad than : -
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lNrING PRESSES FOR SALE.

sep ls- -solw v So -
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WANTED-Two Plumbers wanted imme distely
W Competent and steady hands will mud coz
slant employment and best wages by applying to
PURSE & Collins,
sep 1Q-tf Opoos;ta WiIl.r5o, Hot.l
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Lf0R RENf-Two POUSES en- I between Tn, :.
teeoth and Fourte nth Streets contsining 10
room'' With gas and other convenieuces Adde'S
:. u. az 'nIs ONCE. n27 e.H
Butte record., 1854-09-23
TO PRINTERS.

4 NEW EDITION OF TIE SPECIMEN BOOK or
- Bruce'z New York Type Foundry viii be published
in Stp;emtenbcr, 1853, and III be gAcn To those pro-
prioiors OF Printing Offices who will send for Il.
will forwarded Them 10y mail on receipt. in advance
OF fifty cents for the postage
In ii are exhibited many articles never before shown
there have been added the Foundry varieie-
Roman types from nine-linc Pea 10 Pearl various inn
iiatons of Writing great number Of Fonts BOrier--
both plain md illuminated, labor saving Rules, and
complete Foundry of Germans. The types now mnnu.
Pictured cast from u combination Of metal W
great lraby. and usually Kept band in largo
quantities. Every fancy font is pd by weight. md
the printed prices, which are from ten 10 twenty five
per cent less than those Of some other fuundrics.
printing materials furnished nj Manufacturer pr
ces. either for cash credit Printers wishing to open
accounts with me-, whose dealings have been long
suspended. requested 10 accompany their orders
with city references to prevent delay.
Printers OF newspapers who choose to publish his
advertisement, Including this note, three times before
The lst of August 1854 and send md Of the pap
wiz be paid in type when they purchase five times tht
amount of their bill from me, Of my own manuinctHr"
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
Is Chambers 81. New York.
Butte record., 1854-09-23

EnROSPECTUS OF sTHE WIDE WEST.n-Tae un-
n dersigned propose publishing Sunday, March
10Th, the first number OF Weekly Newspaper, 10 be
called THE WIDE WEST"
While that department of journalism devoted TO the
commercial and political news of the has been ably
and numerously represented in this State the field for
the establishment OF literary paper has been in some
manner overlooked
Believing that newspaper should speak fori ITSELF the
proprieors indulge in no premature putting, bu. will
moke it their sor ambition to deserve success.
TERMs-Single copies. 12H cents: city subscribers
50 cents month"; payable to the carriers; subscribers
supplied by mail S. a year--S3 for six months-or 80
for three months
Agents will do well to send in their orders early
Address B0NESTELL & VILLISTON
POI Clay Street, Portsmouth Square
Butte record., 1854-09-23
THE VIRGINIA STEAM SAW MILL

r<oR SALE. This NH situated near Rilwells B-r
is surrounded by an abundance OF good timber,
and is in good running order The engine superior
one and cgnsble OF running more than one s'iw. The
Min is but i've miles from main Feather River, and
lrbr can be RATED thence to Marysvile or Scramen
ro rroitabv The Mil can also do large and profta-
b,t business in tanng lumber The Subscriber came
IN pose ssion OF this Mil for debt and viii sell il for
considerable less than its real value. Inquire at The
premises oi c. c. Lincoln at Bidwsil- o. o. the sub
sscribar GEORGE X. GLUYAS,
nee IL 1873 san Francisco.