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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEDR ROOMS
Il WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.--Mrs. N.
WILSON having removed to those new and com
modious Houses on the north side Of ID street, be-
tween 9Th and 9th, is now prepared to accommo-
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed, with or without board. oct 23-tf =
DOARDING.-MRS DUvALL, No. 331 Penn.
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also &c
commodate six or eight table boarders.
jy30 II
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FURNiSHED RGOMS.-Mrs. G. AMBER
a SON has two pleasant Parlors and three
Chambers, which she will rent during the ses
sion Of Congress, or by the year. The roonrs are
situated over the hIusic and Stationery Store, No
276 Pa. avenue, two doors from the Kirkwood
House. oct 1S-eotf
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BOARD, ac.-MhS. BATES, ON THE s. w H..
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
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SUPERIuR TURNING LATHE AND
~ Slendid Lot Of Tools at Private Sale.-The
subscriber has for private sale a very superior
small size Turning Lathe, with large and com
plete set of Tools OF every description, suitable
for siiversniish, je>seler, model maker, DENTIST
or any person requiring fine tools, which will be
sold low, on application TO
JAG. G. MCGUIRE, 81
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
nav
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~ Ladies, Preserve y.ur Teeth, avoid

=, IL H1Nitbs rTTeSefve y0uf Ieeth, uV01u
teothsche snd the the den tai ceps
tne FORMATION OF tartar all acrid secretions
estres TIE gums 30 beautiful and healthy condition.
whteness TO the teeth refreshing aromatic hsvor
me mouth and breath fs recommended by the primo
dentists and physicians Of this and other cities sBperr
any preparation use. f-r
Another supply received and for sale by C. sTorT co.
VI lhin - I'm
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: Fs,, CAkES-CAkES p
BOSTON CREAM CAKES, FRENCH
ID CREAM CAKES, MARYLAND TARTS,
and a VARIETY Of SMALL CAKES, fresh every
day, az u. Ii. RIDENOUR CO.'S,
~ No. 30i Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
novg26 -eo3t
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BAKERS, LOOK OUTi-FOR RENT, that
- well established Business Stand, on the cor
ner Of 18th and north F streets, that three-story
brick house, with basement, cellar, and garnet,
with large bake house and oven, &c, all COM
plete, with large 10. and stable attached. These
premises have been used bakery by John VI.
hraft Tor many years past, and perhaps IS the
best stand for that business In this city
The whole will be rented for one or more years
on reasonable terms 10 punctual tenant. Apply,
adjoining the premises, to
MARY c. Kraft.
nov 2l--U Administrative
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REMOVAL.
C. W A r r I II z r

WATCHlIAKER AND JEWELER,
Has removed to NO. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
under Browns' Hotel, Washington, d. C..
&C 3l-tJan
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EOR RENT-DWELLING NO. 333 PENN
H avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets one o,
the very best business locations in the city for ar
fist and professional men. Immediate possession
given. Apply 10 CHAS. II. LANE, Gents + ur-
nishing Store, No. i2i
Also, two handsome and comfortable Frolt
Rooms in Lane & fuckers Building suitable for
Offices or lodgings, Pa. avenue, No Az, near the
corEef Of u street Apply as above.
nov 22-eJtF
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WTANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE,
w keeper and to assist in the plain sewing Of
a private family, by young woman who can
bring the most unexceptionable references. A line
directed TO Box 90 Alexandria, Va. will meet
with prompt attention. nov 93-Tt*
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M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES che most ate

rate and beautiful specimens OF the Photographic art
now on exhibition at WHITEIIC RSTS GALLERY, are the
AMBROTYPES. They truly beautiful Picture and
In some respects Improvement the old familiar Da
guerreOtype The Gallery contaias quite large collection
OF Photographs paper Dayuerreotypes the United
States Senators since l5o members the United States
courts; President Pierce and Cabinet many other nnb
lie men Of the Nation. visit TO wIiITEtU RsT's GAL
LBRY No tss Ponnylvania nvenae wen worth the rou
BILE and the time nov % tf
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LEXANDRE'S AND BAJOU'S KID
"A GLOVES.-A good assortment of alle-
numbers Of colors, white and black for la-bhlD |
dies and gentlemen Also, Gents. silk litl llIu
lined Beaver and Buck do. W "
Black and fancy SIX Cravats and Neck Ties
White and colo,ed bordered and silk Pocket
Hdkfs.
Ladies', Merino and SILK Vests 1854
Gentlemen's Merino, SaIony wool and shaker
knit Shirts
Purchasers are invited to call and examine them
before making their purchases: -s
JOHN ii. SHOOT,
nov u No. l19 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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NOR RENT--THE THREE STORY STORE
Il and Dwelling, No. e6 Bridge street, George
town, so long occupied rs Emmert's CONNECTION
cry. Apply to Army, rext door.
NV 25-laytf
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"ANTED-A SITUATION AS COMPAN-
w Ion or Ladies' maid, by a respectable Ger
man lady Of good family. She has Just arrived
from England where she has been for the last Ave
years In the above mentioned capacity I'm fami
ly Of distinction. She speaks English well and
Is able to teach the German language grammati-
cally. She is a very good dress max .r and first
rate hair dresser, and give highly satisfactory
references. Address "B b. 1S5 Seventh street,
between " and O. nov 2l-1w*
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DROOMS, BUCKETS, &c.
ID 100 dozen BROOMS ls...r
rs dozen PAINTED BUCKETS r-- 49,.
y do Covered Do q -EE' s..
Is do Toy Do -4 ~
90 netfs WILLOW BASKETS r ft.-
IS dozen JUTE and ALICANTMATS
1920 50 do CORDS and LINES sa's ..~.
200 gross MATCHES - ~
30 dozen WASH BOARDS 81 7E 81.
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 6 -eo6t MURRAY l. SEMMES. 81
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NOR Il E N IA THREE STORY BRICK
House, with back building, No. 527 II street,
between 9th and eth, containing saloon parlor,
seven chambers, dining room, kitchen, and good
cellar, all in good order. There Is gas in the
house and cistern in the yard. Enquire Of H. 5.
DAVIS, No. $50 Ninth street nov &c
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HUNTERS

lqs-,.. HUNTERS
nESlRING TO GET THEIR GUNS PUT
II in good order will please call at The new es-
adjustment on Seventh street west, between N
aud o streets, where every description OF Guns,
Rifles, Revoivers every kind OF Pistols, and other
Arms, can be made 10 order. s.
Also, Models Of every description in steel, Iron,
German silver, brass, or wood, VIII be executed
in the bes, manner, at the shortest notice, ana
warranted to give Satisfaction t.s F
Charges remarkably moderate
nov 2i-S4Wx Il. VONBkECHE.
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DOOM FOR RENT-A pleasant Room In the
HI tbird story, with or without furniture. Apply
to GEO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, asa
Ninth street. sep 20-tf
r OTIS FOR s. E.-TWO OR THREE
mel ghborhood for sale on tss ysaIs' credit.
fH2H
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NOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME Par
l. lors and Chambers. with board
Also, table and transient boaId. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 23] street. nov 27-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS "A SUITE of hand
Il some Rooms on the second floor, with several
other excellent apartments, are for rent at No go
+ between 18Th and lith streets next door east Of
Secretary of Treasury.
An experienced Cook furnishes meals in the
house. nov 2}-eo3tN
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A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM FOR
n rent in private family, on north Z ST., Cap
itol Hill. Apply at the Paint ard Oh Store Of J
K. McGREGOR. No. 53i Seventh street.
nov 26-diw
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WArcH RErURSs.-The cases. ut tie quart
house last night and this morn'ns' mers iom
IN. J;sorlcrIy women and small boys. Some
were 6ned, others dismissed.
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ASSAULT AND BATrERY Several Young
men we're tried yesterday by Justice ciarke;
-. an assault on q tavern-k keeper, named
Clint. One Of them, in defence of bail, was
committed to prison ......
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A respect
. W able white woman as cook. Has no obIec-
ton to assist in the washing and ironing. Apply
at Mr. JARVIS'S, H ST., between 2lst and ED.
nov a6-2;& ~. --sfr = n -
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MANUFACTURERS TO DO THE house.
w work Of small family, or situation as a
nurse fo Good reference given. Apply at No. ~
10 street. VS. nov 2s--1t&
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS DESIRING
lVA Rooms pleasantly located, can obtain them
for themselves and families at No. 453 Thirteenth
street west, between E and F. nov 27-4t
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NOR RENT-A GOOD THREE-STORY
Il Brick House. calculated for the residence Of a
genteel family, situated on the west side Of Flew
enth, between g and H streets. Ii has ten rooms
pump OF pure water in the yard. Substantial
backbildings &c Rent moderate to an approved
tenant Apply to J. G. MCGUIRE or LEWIS
JOHNSON. nov 27-3tH
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CHAUNCY WARRlNER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
No. $40 Penn. avenue,
(UNDER BROWNS HOTEL,)
WASHINGTON. d. c. -

DIR. Il. s. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
" HOMEOPATHIC College, offers his services
in every branch of his profession.
Ofice-Corner OF New York avenue and f if
teenth street, over the drug store Of j. w Nairn.
nov 22-dImx
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SENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER per-
~ sons wishing suite Of Rooms or Chambers,
for mess or single persons, can be suited at No.
1859 10th street, between ID and F. or the entire
reasonable price. Apply at the dwelling, 46s.
ynv
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LNOR RENT-A NEATLY FURNISHED
Il House, often rooms. Apply at No 357 St.,
between 18th and 18th. nov 28-eolwx
NOR RENT-A WELL-FURNISHED suite
Il Of Rooms, pirlor and two Bed Chambers
on one floor. Apply to No PIT Penn. avenue be-
tween Hth aud 18th streets. nov 20-f
NOR RENT-A TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
l. Brick Dwelling, with two story frame back
building attached, all in good order situated on
Maryland avenue, between Y and 9th SITS Rent
moderate. Apply TO GEO, w. HINTON, Mer
chant Tailor, 406 Pa avenue.
oct j0-tf TOTpen1
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w 20 casks Madeira, Port and Malaga WINES
25 quarter and eighths casks OF dark and
.. pale BRANDY, from 81 to So per gallon
10 barrels pure Rye WHISKEY
10 do Old Family Do
lbs do GIN, domestic BRANDY, and old
WHISKEY
IS baskets HEIDSlCK CHAMPAGNE
300 dozen bottles WINE and BRANDY
e, 600 choice HAVANA CIGARS
100000 German Do
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New \ ork. and for sale by -..F
nov 26-ec6s MURRAY & SEMMES.
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I AND FOR SALE WITHIN SIX MILES OF
IL Washington city, or 2k miles from Bladers-
burg, This land Is In cultivation, and has good
supply Of fre-woodandt timber, and Is well watered
with the best springs. 1t will be sold for cash,
or on long credit If desired
l have also PIP acres entire wood land within
az miles Of the railroad, which can be cut and
sold in the city of large profit
Applyto EDWARD SIMMS,
: ii "a. Savings Bank, Washing on city.
nov 39-eod3w
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M AN T E DIN A SMALL FAMILY, A
w woman as seamstrcss and nurse. Also, a
woman to do general housework Apply at MOI
Maine avenue, Island II l4ff nov 27-3t*
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CAPT. JOHNSON, Of this city, had his pocket
nicked in Alexandra, on Sunday. The Two
men who thus intraded their myers in.o MS
-. ,rsasury were arrested and committed to
nrison. They hail from Washington.
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The court then adjourned.

FIVE LIoUoRs.-The wines and liquors sd.
vertised by B. NJ. Reed, at his new store in
Chubb Brother 5 banking house building, at
the corner Of and Fifteenth streets, are
really very pure and fine, and are sold at ex-
ceedfngly reasonable prices We know NO
place in Washington where those desiring such
articles are more likely to be satisfactorily
supplied.
our paper shall have been put to press, the
performances Of the Pyne and Harrison Opera
Troupe at the "Varisties," will have been
commenced. On inquiry, we were glad to
learn that the prospects Of crowded auditory
we're bright, large number of persons being
at the Office, during the morning, sec uring
seats -
RIor CASES Justice Bates, Of the fifth dis-
trict police station, had busy time last night.
He sent Il. G. Wilson to Jail for contempt, and
held to bail for court K. Ii. Maryman, G. Sex
ton, and g. G. Moccabee, who are accused Of
rioting. Officers Wise and Simonds made the
arrests.
UEALrH-During the last three months
there has been q great deal of sickness in the
lower or marshy sections Of the city. The
sufferers think il was caused by the growth Of
marsh weeds in those localities aud the change
Able weather within that period.
ASSAULT AND RioT AT the guard house
this morning, j. Eggleston was held to bail
for court, having been participant in riot
Al which female received a severe blow In
the face by one Of the party, who were more
be,ligerous than gallant
CAPT. JOHNSON, Of this city, had his pocket
picked ia Alexandria, on Sunday. The tEo
men who thus intraded their fingers into his
s,,h. tressury were arrested and committed to
prison. They hail from Washington.
ASSAULT AND BATrERr Several Young
men we're tried yesterday by Justice Clarke;
-. an assault on q taVern-keeper, named
CHIT. One Of them, in defence Of bail, was
committed to prison.
WArcB RErURss.-The cases nj TIE guar
Iast night and this morning, were Few
IN number, tbe prisoners being, for the Isrser
nsrt djsordcrly women and small boys. Some
were 6ned, others dismissed.
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NOR RENT-A HANDSOME PARLOR and
Il several very pleasant furnished Chambers,
with gas and water fixtures in the rooms and a
bathing room In the house. The location is a de-
sirable one, being convenient TO the National and
Browns Hotel. Apply to Z. X LUNDY, No. 46
Louisiana avenue, between 9th AID 9TH SITS
nov 2S-ff
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CANDLES, OIL, SOAP, sc.
" SO boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
1000 gallons refined WHALE OIL
500 do Sperm do
lbs boxes brown and yellow SOAP
y do CASTLE do
IS do Fancy do
80 do PEARL STARCH
1,0i0 pounds SALERATUS
5000 do. SAL SODA
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and X
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 3-eo6t MURRAY L. SEMMES
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

p00MS FOR RENT.-SEvERAL VERY
~ pleasant furnished Rooms, with gas, can
be had by applying to Mrs. NJ. A. STErTINI-
US,-No. Louisiana avenue between X and 9th
streets, nearly opposite the City Hail.. The siua-
ton is one OF the most delightful in Washington
nov 2S-3t&
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VICTUALERS,
No. "a Centre Market, and No : Western Market.
III Customers punctualiy attended to, and
MEATS safely delivered at their respective resi-
dences. - l-f. 80
B.--Dont miss the teace-sign Of the Red
Stall. nov 22-6t
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Yours with much respect,
G. C. WOOD, M. ID.

THE LOUISVILLE RIoTs-CoNcLUDIEG TEs-
rIaoNY.-We published yesterday number
of affidavits ncontrovertibIy establishing the
fact that the riots in the Eighth ward which
resulted in the burning Of Quinn's row, was
caused by the unproyoked killing of unarmed
American citizens, by Irishmen who had days
before deliberately planned and prepared for
il. We publish this morning similar afida-
Wits concerning the origin of the riot in the
First ward. They GO with equal certainty
to fix the responsibility upon the Germans
and Irish, who without the slightest pretext
beyond "certain hate" they bore the Ma
tive Americans, commenced murderous at
tack upon them, shooting down unoffending
men in quiet streets, without pity or remorse.
The whole blame of these terrible outrages
rests with foreigners, and 40 press, however,
mendacous or desperate, can relieve them
from it. Such must be the verdict of every
unprejudiced person who reads the testimony.
Ldf Jour.
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The New York Tribune Denouncing
Foreigners.

The New York Tribune, which has been
famous for its violent opposition to the Amer
lean party, in late number comes out against
foreigners, in this wise. What does it mean?
Is it not sickaning, then, to hear this beast
ly bawling about the violation of their
.rights,' uttered by men who knew not the
value of rights and never enjoyed anv, un til
they landed on American soil? Is it not
disgusting, to hear men cavil at law, legally
and Economically enacted, who in France
or Germany, some short time since, bowed
with respectful humility before each petty
officer OF police, and submitted daily, in quiet
and meekness. to each COMMISSIONING or
Captain of the squad!
At the within OF any Of these underlings
dressed in little brief authority, they could
be arrested and imprisoned. To such they
opened not only their pantries and cellars, but
their private drawers aud writing desks,
without murmur of opposition. Their most
intimate correspondence could be seized and
inquired into-their private and family affairs
becoming thus literally investigated and d.
yulged. The agent who has the power to
do all this acts not by virtue of law en-
acted by and IN the name ofthe people, but
through an order issued by some superior
officer. Such is the real condition of per-
sonal right on the Continent; while the
Irish aie perpetualy assuring US. through the
press and speeches, that the only right ex-
tended TO them in their own country is the
right to starve.
Such is true picture of what they both
submitted to in their fatherland-but few
comparatively, being political refugees. Yet
forsoolh, here their wrath is aroused, anc
their fury turned against the decision of a
conscientious and enlightened majority, try
ing to raise them to the dignity OF manhood
and enable them to secure more easily. anC
with greater speed, an honorable and lnde
pendent position, by disabling them trou
squanderiDg their hard works earnings il
grog- shops, lager-beer saloons land the Draw Il
of which these are SO prolific.
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or The Louisville Courier says except
the Louisville Journal, the most absurd and
reckless lies about the riots have appeared in
the Evansville Journal. Before the Courier
presumes to speak Of the lies of others, it
had better Gle ar its skirts of few extraordi-
nary samples of its own production. We be-
lieve the Courier has not yet explained about
that Extra issued by it, at noon the day OF
election, stating all the polls were in the
possession of the Know Nothings. that hun
dreds Of foreigners had been Knocked down,
&c. Mr.. Clark, of the Courier, who was al
several polls the very hour Of the issue o.
this Extra, can probably tell his senior just
how big lie this was.
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EVANSVILLE, Aug. II, 1855


Door. CSC. q. WocD,
Dear Sir:-The undersigned
your friends and the friends of Water Cure,
beleVe the time has come when Evansville
should have resident Hydropathic Physi-
clan.
Having confidence in you as one of that
school, we would respectfully ask if you can
not make some such arrangement as will
enable you to reside in the city, and conduct
your "Water Cure Infrmary'' in the country
at the same time. fszf ...t... ar
Such an arrangement would greatly, ac-
commodate your friends.
With the best wishes for your success,
We remain yours.
(Signed by ten eitizens.)
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EVANSVILLE, Aur. 81, 1855.
(signed by ten citizens ..

EVANSVILLE, AuT. 81, 1855.
GENTLEMEN Your favor of the 18th inst.
was handed me last evening. 1t affords me
much pleasure to receive such an expression
of your esteem and confidence. Be assured
if vigilance on my part. as Physician. will
warrant continuance of your friendship, il
shall not be wanting.
AS to your request, will say, it.has no,
been my Wish to live in town or to atteHd to
city practice. But believing it to be my du-
ty, to SO far as possible, save my fellow men
from the destroying influence of drugs, I
shall at as early d day as possible make my
residence in the city.
am gentlemen
Yours with much respect,
6. C. WOOD, M. D.