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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The lnfsllissneer thus expresses its under.
standing OF the causes resulting in the sweep
Ing defsatef the ccalition in PENNSYLVANIA on
the day before yesterday:
"From Pennsylvania, however, We have G
great variety If details, all showing that the
oppCnsn.s Ct the Republicans and Fusiopists
have carried that State by an oyervhelminy
msjsriiy. This result, which was not unex.
peetsd by Us, j. ascribed to various causes by
TIE Pnllsdelphie journals. They say that not
only did thouss nas # voters throughout the
J - 'ts absent themselves from the polls, but
that the Union Of the opposition forces, agreed
upon as late as the 27th ultimo, was not car
Iied out, because it was rendered impractical
te1m'ned upon. There were, besides, num-
Der 81 accidental end irregular issues which
eZ. reiSe! oor.rel,ing in auence upon the elee :
tien, toe chief # which was the liquor oucs-
ton Fer these reasons, amongst others, the
resnlt Is MT viewed exclusively as a Demo
eratic victory. Tie league organized against
tie liquor law hiss triumphed.h =
The O'si01 contains letter from Col. For.
ney, written yesterday from Philadelphia.
wherein he gives his idea Of the election in
Pennsylvania and its political results, saying
in the course ef his remarks:
The Whole opposition was concentrated
against the nationality Of the Democracy, ard
IN fAVor Fl the sectional creed Of the Aboli-
t!oDists The order Of Know Nothines most.
ptned Tor the moment their Representatives,
On the SUBJECT Of foreign influence and the
rope. AM threw themselves into the Abolition
coIDtInatirn with malignant rsadiness. At no
election within my Ultimate and somewhat ex
tended experience in Pepnsylvania politics
Eaye l ever seen more Industry, confidence,
ard desperation on the part Of the adyersaries
CT tho Democracy o. d Of the Union than an
IRE last The traitors from our ranks forgot
a! their past Professions in favor Of sound
FrinciP'es-forgot sll the honors and fayors
oes.cwed upon them by confding party
ara toak Up the battle-sIy Of the fanatics
ana cisnni, miss who sought TO make PennsyI
vsLia the basis ur3n which to build nm far
tess TO scatter freprapds, arrows, and death
emenE our rrothers of the southern States.
But II they were btld and reckless in this
course the Democracy were united in senti
ment and Ia action in opposing them and al
though denounced as tsliyes Of the South, as
doug fices, and "a pro-slayery tools thew
enun:iafed the most thorough constitutional
pm ;iIles st their meetings, and defed the
ep''s rs and tso intrigues Of the opposition"
" We hocs lost all our bad material. The
ANEW Nottings were organized to purify the
two II parties; end they have done go with
O vengeanos by receiving into their Iodpes All
the lrVs liied, corrupt, diseased. and discarded
mt lSuers VINO have so long infested our coun-
els IN their places, however, we have re-
celred, with gratitude and joy, a host Of con-
stituttoi loving Wings who came forward or
tuesday, and, like patriots, forgot all past DIFF
f:rtnets In assisting to make war upon tbe
oonIaon enemy"
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The Epidemic at Norfolk and Portsmouth

III pr;a.,
.o Oh "oiiaA sno ro1ts"outn'
FROM Norfolk and Portsmouth there is but
little additional beyond tie fact that the vel.
low fave, b.. .s..aa "a
~ a ~. aas veas.u " eA.' ~ an ep'oemlc'
1hu Is gradually disappearing from those IL
fated cities.
a Norfolk letter Of the sth, In the Peters
oulg cypress says: ~ - y
I'll. Inc Fever mas almost entirely disappeared.
last and on,r "a, =. S S 9ne new case since my
UMr Colisv .or &c ths 10 oiour1 IN,
near Fort NoyfaII - aus i: m oln oouey'
ed To hive M, W. ~, anu hot APec,'
yesterdav afte rnoor. 49,. AZ Ans Wa 9ui.e slck
Dr. WRIGHT Is still rasv 1870 e0,se'ehninss.
slowly ~ ''iJ ieeeie' ous menoins
I understand that sov.r,, f..,,:.,
turned to Portsr,o,,th .lnhies nave re-
have bean taLsn Ja, nsaty All OF wnom
Yesterday r. IA re uA WIN .ne Fever. On
her d;sd rh;oI .Lp oatvu, tWeIs1 Oh tne num-
dent for those who arc away to return for spm W.
time TO come r5 20
this section ~ qu.v neasy irost through all
ed that ice had been seen In portsmon,h ssrlv
on Monday morning. In any event, the fever
thar r.;, i's ana IN TWO or three weeks
mouth or Norfolk. There wa. a Su ~ ef
people to be seen in the streets Of Portsmouth
yesterday, and many of the shops were open.
People from the surrounding country have
conquered their fears and come to town durinr
the day, though they vet apprehend danoeT
in sleeping there. = -. os;'
In Portsmouth, far N. s.e,
.,d;.. Mo-,. 'oui nour
ending Monday evening, says the Richmond
Dispatch, only one person died, and there
were some new cases .wa osr.o;,Iv &c ILL.,,
fsvsr ond r5n-I.c-, IT."
sS anu ale" OF doubtful character. There
n ~ oe'n Few reiapsed cases that were con-
n aoa cll,lIal. among the Latter Is Father
USs ,, VIZ Iad y; TsiaPsee the tnird ume ana
""o eHtemey III. lew persons had re-
vat o,,h;Is was Sonsaaeleu n'eoiy lmprudent
TTLara III III .or .ae' lslagees 20 come PACK.
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PERSONAL.

80. The Hon. Archibald Dixon, of Ksn.
lucky, has openly repudiated Know Nothing
Ism, and joined the Democratic party: and
the Hon. Hamilton Fish, Of New York, Wing.
1t is said, denounced the Fusionists.' %
80. Hon. John K. Thompson, Ct New Jer-
sey, Hon. james Ii. Campbell and Chief Jus.
tice Lewis, of Pennsylvani,, and Hon. J. II. B.
Latrobe, Of Maryland, are at the National.
80. VIM. George Baker, Esq died, yester
day, in Baltimore, after short illness of
typhoid fever. 1t appears from the news
papers Ct that city Of this nom N, that on the
same day he was voted for and elected O men
Der Of the Councils from the Nineteenth w ard.
....A shooting match for ten thousand dol
lars aside, between Mr.. King, of Georgia, ard
Mr.. Duncan, Of Louisville, both cciebrate ed
marksmen, was decided at Cincinnati, on Mon.
day last, in favor of the latt or gentleman. who
won the match by ono bird. There were sew
enty five shots.
.... DR.. Joel Shew, who is represented as
having been an honest man and earnest re-
former, widely known as a pioneer in the in
PRODUCTION CT the water-cure practice into this
country, died last Saturday, in his 10th year
He was born in Saratoga county, n. Y, ard
died ut his wateI-curo establishment, at Oys-
ter Bay, L. I.
800 SdchsOn, the - american UeeT,' beat
Frost, the English Stag at a foot race near
LonioD, recently. jackson ran Eve miles in
twenty-six minutes.
49,. Rev. DR.. Wentworth writes from Fuh-
Chau, China: Z" One sleeps more soundly in
the suburbs Of Fuh-Chau than when within
reach of the daring burglars Of New York
and Philadelphia"
-. Judge Gould, an eminent jurist of Flor
ida, is dead. He served an apprenticeship to
the printing business in New Jersey.
80. In DR.. Alexander's church, Fifth ave-
nue., New York, the choir has been dismissed,
the organ has been removed so as to face the
people, and the singing is performed by the
congregation. A gentleman stands at the side
Of the minister, a little lower, to lead it, and
the old tunes are exclusively sung.
80. The citizens of Maryland will join those
e Virginia in observing Thursday, the 18th Of
November, as a day Of thanksgiving, for the
blessings of general health, uninterrupted
peace, and bountiful harvcst-Gov. Ligon
having issued his proclamation designating
the day named by the Governor of Virginia.
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

1he Elsctions.-The defeat CT the Know
Nothinas in Baltimore, st the municipal elzc.
ti0n yesterday, was no less overwhelming than
n PernsylEania on the day before, where
they fought in line wi h the nsw-fangled Re-
publican party. i
We annex the vots il the several wards,
with list Cf the successful candidates, ami
some comparative statements that will be
fund Of general interest:
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HAYrI We have Port au Prince papers to
the middle Of September. Thoy contain no
intelligence respecting the prevalence of vel
low fever among the shipping there, addition
to that brought by the Clara Windsor Those
Of late date are chiefly occupied with details
OF the celebration Of the seventh anniversary of
the institution of the Empire, which took
place August 26th. The ceremonies observed
were as impressive and brilliant as the COM
bined action of the ecclesiastical, civil and
military functionaries of the Empire could
avail to produce. The opening of the Icgisla.
tive session for 1855 occurred on the 4th ult.
The occasion was marked by the parade which
accompanies all public events in that pageant.
loving isle. The Emperor is always greeted
on his appearance with the welcome Of public
accl aim, if the journals of the capital may be
trusted.-N. Y. Jour. of Com.
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MORE RICH DRESS GOODS.

WE have opened another lot Of beautiful Dress
w Goods, Cloaks and Shawls.
IS pieces more rich plaid French Merinos
50 pieces fine plain Merinos i'm all colofs
50 pieces plaid, fgur d and plain black silks, Of
very rich lustTe, and cheap
80 pieces plain dress Silks, all colors~
10 pieces black MORE Antique and Watered Silks,
very handsome, and CHAP
25 more Of those beautiful Cloiks, some entire
nsw styles
100 Stella, Brocha, Bay State Long ard Square
Shawls, all colors.
STAPLE GOODS.
100 pieces Flannel, all colors and qualities
200 pieces beached and brown cotton Shirtings
80 pieces bieached and Blown Sheetings, all
100 pairs Bed and Crib Blankets
Table Diapers, Towel!ngs, Napkins
Scotch Diapers some bargains in the lot.
Full Cloths, Plaid Linsays, and heavy Osnaburg
Callcos, for servants dresses
III All Of which we will sell at the lowest
market prices and invite the attention Of the clos
est buyers to call and examine for themselves be-
fore making their purchasers
COLLEY d SEARS,
No. 522 Seventh street, 3 doors north Pa. av.
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EXPLOSION OF STEAM DREDGE About
nine O'Clock yesterday morning the boiler Of
3 steam dredge employed on the canal at Mott
Haven, Westchester county, exploded with q
tremendous crash, SCATTERING the whole ma.
chine into . thousand pieces. Although sew.
eral men were at work about the machine at
the time, but one man was Injured. The en-.
gineer was blown through the roof of the ma.
chine, but, strange to say, was uninjured, ex-
cept slight cut on the head. The machine
was insured. The delay in the completion Of
the canal, caused by the loss Of the machine,
will be serious injury to Mr.. Mott, the pre-.
prietor. The injured mans name was Fitz.
gerald.-N.'Y. Zee. Post, of yssterday.
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AMERICAN POWDER The Powder used by
the Allied armies in battering down the almost
impregnable Notifications at Sebastopol, was
made at Hasard's and Dupont's mills in Con-
neeticut and Delaware. Two clipper ships
belonging to sGrinnell, Minturn 4 Co., were
despatched during the summer, with full car
goes Of powder for the Crimea.-Ai1s jour.
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. DANCING ADEM MY,
At GaruSi.s SaIoou.

I EVILS CARUSI ANNOUNCES THAT HE
will resume the duties Of his profession, at his
Gal on, on Tuesday, October 9th, where he will
receive pupils for the season in the various styles
Of Dancing.
Days and hours CT tuition: On Tuesdays and
Thursdays for young Ladies from 8 p. n. to S !:
for Boys from 5to7 and for Gentlemen from /;
to p. m. st- csc -s
The Saloon viii be rented for Balls, Concerts,
Dinners, Suppsrs, Lectures, &c, on reasonable
terms, by application to the Agent, Mr.. Charles
Tucker, al the Saloon. 49,. OFT ll-eo3t
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ing in italics:
j. John Frsnce, III. C. J. PENNINGTON
z. Jss Mguen, TO-, II. Geo. P. Thomas,
.. Jaeob Gnore, IL. 4 NJ Price,
b q. W~. >, hSrr:s, Il. j F. lIcJiEton,
. y II u Boyd, Is. Levi Taylor,
e oamne! KIRK, is. Samuel DUer,
L. II. HTLgh., IL. VIM. D.lsnty,
6. John B. Tidy, Is. y IT Hvnes'
=. John Il. CerroH, 10. Wn. G. BakSr&
10. A kidsley, Ind 20. Thos. SetoeH, Jr.
We re2ret to announce the death, at
o'clock vest risy aftsrnoon, Of WIN. Geor ge
Baker, ESQ the successful, candidate in tho
18th WAR;. There viii of course have to be
new election for q representative from that
Bsrd.
The lat Council consisted Ct IA f. Ms, and
SDenocrat', and tho new Branch now stands
l2Democrsts andsK Ms.
IN the u upper wards, comprising the
Fourth Congressional District, (May's,) the
vote east On the Council ticket yesterday
Et-nls as f,usws:
Fer Il y candidates. 500
Ter Democratic candidates. 1854
Demoertt.c majority. III
In his resent speech at the Navy Yard, in
.. N--~ N''Jb -. ]<SA4y w AAtSi Jaws
repelled tae idea that Know Ncthin zism was
In favor with the Whig--contending that his
party wouH prove a Democratic party, as
woull be shown by the results in the heavy
Democrat, Wards Of the city. The result Of
this election gees to make 1t certain that i,
finds effective favor, just now, with neither the
Wings nor Democrats of Baltimore. On the
occasion t. which we alIudo above, Mr..
Clsnin Yel!Otl declared that the Know
Nothings VII carry Maryland next month by
5000 majority; pledging Baltimore for 5000 0.
t. This resrlt shows that in his estimate Of
tie state If po!tics in the single city alone, he
made a miitlke in fsvcr Of his own party Of
more than 1900 votes. So they go,
IN Fansant's district, the Democratic ma.
j1rity is 1885. The Union claims $40 Demo.
crate nsj rity (not III in Mays district; and
In the whels city en- aggregate majority 81
1900
FESSsYLvASIA.-TheD Democratic candidatel
q In Phi'aleiphia city for Sharif, Register, Clerk
Of Orphans Court, and Canal Commissioner
have majOfitiss ranging from I,OOo to 1880.
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CALDERoy, TIE CoURrIER.-We have re-
ceived from 7. B. Peterson, the publisher, q
copy of this work, by Sir E. L. Bulwer. 1t is
q tale Of Spain, and, though briefly told, be-
longs to high grade Of passion and art.
We are also indebted to Colonel Shilling
ton for q copy of Caljeron
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n. TITUA WAKEN1AN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW,
SUPREME COURT u. =, CT AIMS COURT,
~ and District Courts: Also, Agent for Purchas.
ing and Leasing House, Stores, Farms, and Ser.
wants also for Pensions Bounty Lard, Property,
and Life Insurance; and for Procuring cans on
Real Estate, Bank and City Stocks, and negotis-
ing paper. Deeds, Wills, Leases, &c, drawn;
also Patents procured.
Is Furnished Houses at $40 10 $50 per month
Once, 5l4 Seventh street opposite National In.
tellgencer, lover the Tobacco wareroom Of Geo.
w Cochran,) Washington, ID. C.
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DANCING
DROP. ri. w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT

pleasure In announcing TO his numerous
trends and the public generally, that he has
arsin returned, and will resume the duties Of his
School on or about the 2sth Of October, 1855. Due
notice Will be given Of the time and place for in
struction. CO. 5000 f..
Several n-w and beautiful D:nces and wsltzes
will be added TO his already well filled Pro-
gramne Of fashionable Dances. All who desire
to join Prof. Numbers Glasses are politely re-
q1ested to do SO immedia. ely upon the opening.
Ellis Music store, Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
lift
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRlN8 GA n ID z Ms,
Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER

PR0FESsoR OF sINGING, LUTE, e..
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION or
Il several Of his friends purposes forming cl,..
ses for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both Tor losps
persons and adults, aud which classes VIII H.
suitably divided according TO the ages and se1es
Of the members
Terms, FIVE dolla per quarter Of % lessons.
Those who are DESTROYS OF svailing themselvr~
OF the facilities thus sfforded for learning Voc.
Music, are req ueyed TO make early application 10
Mr.. VIM. PALMER at his residence, No 20
F street, corner 18th oc ~
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MISS EMILE PRIBRAM q Co.,
go. MILLINERS

WILL OPEN, ON SATURDAY, OcTO-
w her 18th, the most fashionable style --E9
Of Fall and Winter, Bonnets, Ribbons, IL
Flowers and Hair Dresses, to which they no
invite they invite the attention Ct their former Gus
TONERS and the Ladies generally Their store
will be kept supplied. Please call at No. 277 On
Pennsyl vania avenue, south side, bStwe.n 10Th
and 1Ith streets oc ll-2m
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8. II. HoovER'S IRON HALL BOOT.
SHOE INK ESTABl.lSHM R&I

8. Il. HOOvER'S IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE & TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
THAvE JUST OPENED LARGE ASSORT.
Il ment Of Ladies, Misses, and Chil--A.
dren's SHOES, for Fall ard Winter II
trade, which win sell cheap for cash
All I'm want will please call. -
Ladies' Bronze, Black and Colored Hcel fo.,s
Caters,
lington foIed Gsiters,
Ladies' Morocco heel and without Boots sim
to 81 SO.
Ladies' Morocco and Kid, Black and colo-,d
slippers, Soc. TO SiG0, ~
Misses and Children's CATERS and Boots Of an
descriptions.
8. p. HOOVER, Iron Han.
oct 10 between 9th and ION a.
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FANCY ARTICLES, JEwELRY. &c,

FANCY ARTICLES, JEwELRY, &C.
OPENED THIS DAY SOME RICH STYLES
" Jewelry. Also, great assortmen. Of Fancy
Articles. such as Sewing Birds, livery Portemon-
naies, Wax Beads, Coral Necklaces, Cologne,
Hair OIL, Soaps, Brushes, &c. Also, great stock
OF gold and silver Watches, which will be sold
cheap. c1s -.-s } ROBINSON,
$40 Pa avenue, opposite BIowns' Hottl.
&C l1-eo1m
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A TTENTi0N. DYSPEPTICS, and these
"A afflicted with Ague and Fever.
DIR. Hoofand's Celebrated German Bit.ers
DIR. Hostetler's do Stomach do
Oxygenated Bitters, for dyspepsia.
Received and on sale by
.--tr FORD Il BRO.
&C s-U Chemist Druggists.
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VOCAL MUSIC.

SSNO PROVISION Ia MADE FOR instroe
~ ton In Vocal Music In the Public School,
OF Washington, nor In any Of the ordinary priv,te
Schools Of which we have anv knowledge In
reference 10 the above notice Of the Intelligence
ard Star, Mr. SCHEEL, always willing 10 SEW,
the public upon accommodating terms, viii form
an Elem entary Class in Vocal Music al tie low
price Of 80 per quarter, PAYABLE in tdvznce.
Pupils who desire 70 join said class will leave
their names at the residence Of Mr.. s No tea
Fourteenth street, between + and g.
l0-2W I0rpanl
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FALL PARIS MILLINERY.

MISS E.. E. MCDONALD, (sGocessor TO Mn.
w Ann CLARK having Just return ed O..
from The North, viii open on Thursday, the q
llth instant, at her Fashionable Millinery ~
Saloon. most splendid and fashionable assor,.
ment OF the latest New York fashions. such !,
have not been seen as vet in the District. with
fine assortment also Of Silks Saiins, Velvet, RIa-
bons, Flowers, + eaihers, &c. &c.
All the branches, such as Bleschine, Repair
ing, &c, done in the best and mosI eKrcdliious
manner. The Ladies are respectfully requested
to call on that day. No II Bridge stree, doou
east OF the Post Office, Georgetown. oct 1859
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NAVAL EvOLUTIONs, by SIR Howard
= " Dnuarlas I uoluxna

NAVAL EvOLUTIONS, by Sir Howard
Douglas, volume, London; 81 IS
Naval Tactics, by Capt Moorsom, Royal Navy,
volume, London; Sips
Hostess Naval Tactics, translated Com the
French, by Capt. Boswall. ROYAL Navy, 1 vol
ume, London, finely bound SIG.
Naval Battles (ffom 17i4 20 1910 Critically Re-
viewed and illustrated, by Rear Admiral Ekins
volume, quarto, London, finely boInd 81 50
Clicks Naval Tactics, Notes by Lord Rodney,
volume, London; % - Z ~
Ramatuelle; Cours de Tactique Navale vol
umes, quarto Paris, finely bound; s5
Queries Maritimes. par lie Capitaine Gnviere, 2
volumes, Paris; 81 81 g. -
TIE Last Naval War, translated By Capt Plum.
kftt, Royal Navy, from the French Of La Ga-
Were, volumes, London; &375
Glascock; Naval Officers, Manuel
Bonnefoux, Traite du Vaisseau la Mer
Decret (ofticiel) sur lie Service Boa.d
Admiralty Regulations for his Majesty's Fer.
vice at sea
Note sur les Forces Navales de la France
Miles Epitome OF the Royal Naval Service
Fo7dyces Nagale Routine, and many others
oct Ia g. FRANCK TAYLOR
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R>Mr. EDITOR WE ARE GLAD TO
O>A learn that the Five Points nuisance in
| the irst Ward Is broken up.
IL was the resort Of Thieves, Swindlers, House
burners, and Prostitutes, where they were rioting
| for the second time. &C ll-lts
IK%aEAD 9gARTERs FIRST REeI-
WAsHIxeIoS, Oct. 10, 55-The Regiment viii
assemble according to law, for Review end Ex-
ercise on FRIDAY, the 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, on the usual parade ground.
Officers commanding Companies will issue cor
responding orders, and be In line with their CON-
mands precisely at the hour.
BY order of Colonel HicKxY
&C IL list p. +. BACON, Adjutant.
GRAND BALL OF THE
~ SEASON The Second Annual Ball Of
the Red, White and Blue Ordinances Club will
take place at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on
Oc liza CHARLES cGsHMAN, sec'y.
1NOrTcE THE MEMBERS Of the
vNSA Lib -rty Club take pleasure In announc-
ing to their friends and the public generally, that
Washington Assembly ooms, on THURSDAY
EVENING, October Is, 1855.
BY order OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
&C 11-eo3t& n ea s @
T Osr-ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH IN
IL slant, Lady's Hair Bracelet, with the own
Is a daguerreotype likeness Of gentleman. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving II at No. G,
north street, Capitol Hill oct Lifts
q rrG MRS. POWELL HESS
WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE HER
w friends call on her. She can be consultcd
on tbs Past, Present, and Future; and also can
make Medicines and Ointu.ents for wounds
Resid, nee on q street. three doors from Sd street
The name Of Mrs. PVwell Hess Is on the door
Price For Ladies IS cents; Gentlemen 50 cents
oct 11-3.k 81 ,s-rr
A BLACK SILK VEIL WAS LEFT IN
n Omnibus No %. on Its way from George
town to the Capitol, on Saturday evening last
A suitable reward will be paid By leaving it at
the Bank OF the Metropolis oct LIFTS
POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT CO.
TIVE ALICE G. PRICE WILL LEAVE
Il PAGE's WHARF, Washington . nK-s
city, at O'Clock a m, on FRIDAY
morning On her regular route.
JAMES p. SMITH,
oct u-t ."-E. 70 $3.50 President.
books POSTED, ACCOUNTS RENDER.
- ed and Collected en- moderate terms, by .
young man who has considerable leisure time
Good reference given. Address IT. A. D.r
through the Post Once. oct 11-eo3t*
GOLD SPECTACLEs, EYE GLASSES.
~ &c Just received large as
sortment OF superior Gold Specta- ~
cles and Eye Glasses, which We offer unusually
low.
Also silver and lee steel Spect-cles shell Eve
Glasses, DC. "a NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
32i Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
oct 11-0t
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Democratic minority In the whole city, 1905
The len wing are the members elect Of TIE
new Ceun'il- the Know Nothing members BE-
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 10th of October,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-11

A Chaplain Appointed.--The President ha.
appointed Rev. Robert Givin, of Philadelphia
Pa, (Methodist Episcopal.) to be Chaplain
in the Navy, vice Vernon Eskridge, deceased
lat Norfolk Of yellow fever.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-11

(SuccKssoR TO TUCKER SoND
"OULD invite bis friends and the public q
w call end examine his stock OF Fall a.
and Winter Goods, which he Ia prepared
to make up in as elegant style as can be had ~
at any Other house, and on good terms. ~
Also, Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods, such .
Neck Ties, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, &c Store 4
American hotel, Pa. avenue, near ~ street.
&C s.