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A LADY At THE STORNINC or SEEASTUPoL.--
A letter has been received by Ter fric,.Is ~
this city from the lady Oi Commander u 'AIr!-
eau of the steamer Des Cutcs ct the allied
fleet e the Black s-a. apt. ID ArriCaa /
the sOn-in-liw Cf William B. Le Coutauix. OF
this city, and both himself arl lady are
known 10 many Of our citizens. The iGdy
who has her residence "a Cons s.antinap!e. be-
coming uneasy about her husband. deter
mined 10 see him if possible, and with thiS
purpose went to Seiast0pvi and was permitted
t. 20 On board the vessel he commanded. \
fate would have it, the day She hal chosen FOR
the Interview was the notable one Of the LOu;
bLrdiAvlt CT SebaStOpOl, ami she was scarce IL
on beard when orders were received l. com
moLcc the attack. The situation wgs any
thing but agreeable 10 the lady, bat there waS
no escaping. and she was obliged L remain
and witEe-s tie JcrriG: scene from frs, - last
With saut and sLc.is, an dug q 80 every
hand. the LcalcniI roar Of the cannon, tie
sky dark with clouds # smoke, the air
lashcd t. uuuatural fury by the storm ol iron
and leaGen rain, Cne may bc supposed T. have
formed coTIcct appreciation Of the beauties
Uf war.
Whca the conflict vs. over the Iaiy wcl:
Oh s4orc ih company with others, and while
C.reyirg the enV!runs Ot the PARTIAL y-con-
querci stTUngA DID, narrowly escaped q cannon
ball Jnat r.mc wAizZlng past her with any
thln5 but a musical sound. IlTS ID ATricau
was, perhaps, tie 'nly lady WHO witnessed the
bOmharIIAeLt # S.baStopyi from ship board.
Our fashionable sensitive ladies would hardly
Cnc0uItcrcd the dagger even % Witt tAcir EUs-
bands, or survived the fearful shock Cf the
ttls.-BuBltO Courier.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE DESIGN OF
this Institution, viz the diffusion of the knowl-
edge Of Music, aud a cultivation of the public
taste for the higher order OF the Art the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
proposes TO give series Of
FOUR CONC ERTS:
and, with view to add as much possible to
their popularity, the Great w Orks Of Beethoven
Mozart, MendiesOhn, Spohr. Hummel and others
relieved by lighter compositions, will be pro-
duced with the greatest possible effect, both in
the Orchestral and Vocal departments
The plan Ot admission will be the same as that
adopted by the Academy of VI Music in London viz:
by subscription OIiy, the terms OF which will b.
IS fJr the four Concerts, emitting the subscriber
20 three tickets of admission to each Concert
a. the bookstore of MeSSrS. TaylOr & Maury; at
he Piano store Of Mr.. Davis, and at the Music
Stores Of MrSsTs HbuS and ZantZinger; also 1t the
Academy Of Husic. corner Ninth and ID streets
(Open daily from 10 till O.
Oc I5-tf
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BALLS.
FIRST GRAND BALL
THE
JCURNEYMEN RAKEPS

FsNHE JOU URNEYMEN BAKERS OF WASH
& lNGTuN take great pleasure In announcing
to Their friends and the public generally, that
their hIst Grand Ball will be given at CARUSI'S
SALOON on WEDNESDAY, November H.
lSJ5
The members of this Society pledge themselves
TO spare neither time nor expense in makiIg such
arrangements as will give satisfaction and enjoy
m"nt to ever one who may honor tn I'm with their
presence.
MARSOLETTI'S NATIONAL BAND has
been engaged for the occasion
Supper will be furnished by an old and expe-
rienced caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting ? gentle
man and ladies, 10 be had from the Committee or
at the door on toe evening OF the bali.
Positively no hats or caps allowed in the ball
room, except those worn by the Managers
The Floor Managers will be designated by
wearing tfi-colOred RoSetts-red, white and blue
COMMITTEE of ATTdnge1HeRts
Charles X. Lehman, Frederick Kuhl,
John ShGnhalts, John Hess
John W. Fox, John EwaId Sr
John Ewald, Jr, John Sheffield,
George ReineCker, Daniel Pitt
Jos 6. Myself, George Goegler
Floor Manages
Charles X. Lehman, John w. Fox.
John hGnhaitS, John Ewald Jr.
JOS q. Myself, Treasurer.
move S, 10, 70, ,l4-5t*
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STAIN.-In a speech delivered by General
0'Donncll, Minister &C War, AZ the sitting O:
the Cortes OH the 18th OF October, lie said !:
Great events arc taking place in Europe
which may bring on u general war, mere than
people think or desire A day msy come
when our interest may compel us to take part
in The struggle. Ii III Orienso imagiues that
a nation can remain isolated when Europe l.
engaged in 4 sanguinaTy contest, he decciyoS
himself. 1t is with various nations as with
individuals: they often cannot avoid faction,
however pacific they may be. Do you know
what would happen if We were to carry out
in the extreme this system Of isolation -
Sooner OF later wo should bo aespised by ALL
and ether countries would make war upon Us
When the Government shall 10 il, | will
frankly submit this subject to the COrtes; un-
til then shall not say another word upon the
ubjcct; but [ cannot pass over in silence NJ
0rienSe's observation, when speaking of ma
tiOIs that prove every day their attachment
to Spain. France has never, even in the time
of Louis Philippe, proved more religious than
she is now. She has always maintained, and
now maintains, the stricteSt vigilance at the
Pyrenccs. England has lately offered Us
ships for transporting our troops to Africa
Although We do not require them, We ought
not the less, on that account, to express our
gratitude for the offers and services of friend
ly nations
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SUICIDE-SWOED STABBING -GUstave Rich
ardet, Frenchman who resided at No. 43
Beekman street, ended his miserable existence
last night BY stab6ing himself in the abdomen
with n shoIt sword. Latterly the deceased
had lived uHpleasantly with his wife, whose
life and also that OF another female relative
in the family, he threatened On Sunday t1 de-
stroy. They in consequence took flight and
LEFT, not suppOsirg for moment that he would
kill himself. Tho deceased mas long been ai-
dicted to drinking to excess, and from this
cause may be attributed his misfortunes and
death. lie had promised to pay his rent -four
weeks due) this morning, but had not the
money 10 do il with. An inquest will be held
on the bOdy.-N. L. Tribune
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SAD Ell ECTS OF DRTNKUyG.-The Utica OBJ
saT,tr ruyiisLcs the particulars OF a melau-
cAgly cd.e Of death iron excessive drinking,
which occurred in that city on Thursday
al ,ht .aSt. Tho victim Was Ms Catharine
Sullivan, wife Of Dennis Sullivan, a tailor
Low working NJ Troy, and the mother OF FIVE
children, the oldest OF whom Is eleven wears
old and TIE youngest less than year
MIS-. > who as represented by her neigh
bcrs t. bo a woman OF drinking habits, par
chased "A quantity of whiskey al a grocery in
the vicinity Of her residence, and was seen by
the ueighbOrS in "A condition at least border
ing or intoxication. At night, when the bows
went to bed, they left her sitting before the
stove in TIE kitchen, with her babe in her
arms. They say she sat there quito still.
with enc eye Open aud the other shut. The
boys feil asleep, bat tie two eldest awoke
soon, got up and eudeavOTed to get the mother
into the bed which they hal occupied Thev
assisted her to the side of il. but corlI not cet
her into il; and they therefore laid her down
leaving tho baoe at her breast They a-ain
went to bed. Again, after twelve o'clock. the
oldest boy awoke, went 30 his mothers side.
put his hand on her cheek, and found her
cold ard dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-08
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
IL fully announce 10 the public
that he Is now receiy ing his ali 80 ZSsiI -
and Winter stock, - which heSSJ ESF9tSytf 81
would respectfully invite the at r-lAtkxE24
tentiOn Of purchasers, feeling confident tnat the
variety is greater and the prices less than can be
found this side OF New York His stock COM
priSeS ia part
Table aud pocket Cutlery
Albata, Britania and Iron Tea and Table Spoons
Britannia Tea and Cohee POI, and in sets
Britannia CastOrs, T. 5, and bottles
Tea Trays also Walters
ShOyels and longs, POkeTs
Csal HOds, Coal Snovels
AndirO2s, SInder Sifters
Ash Tubs, Wood Axes
Japan Tin Ware
Feather Brushes, all varieties
Bristle Brushes, all varieties
BaSkete, BrOOms, Mats, &c &c
Guns, Pistols, Game Bags, Flasks and Belts
Powder and shot, Caps &c
All OF which are offered az a small advance for
cash. JOS L. SAVAGE
Penn ay between 10th aud lth strsets,
OC S-2W sIJn of G,It saw
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN,

sREhF INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
LII AND SEE.-The undersigned gives
nou his friends and the public that he has
luSt received his stock of Fall and Winter Goods
comprising all the latest styles and c1lors OF Cloth
CasSiTleres, and Vestings; which goods will be
made no to order In the most elegant manner, as
ne has some q the best wOrkmen in the United
states at work for him. Being agent for scorT,
tne Reporter Of Fashions, you may rely upon get
ing the most fashionable Clothing
READY-MADE CLIO THING
d his OWE make; such as Over garments, FTock
Die,s, and business Goats, Pants, and Vests, from
medium 10 very superior quality.
All the above goods will be sold at very low
pL.SeS-ior instance, whole suit, Coat, Pants,
IND Vest, for the small sum Of S15
0vercOats, beautiful style, from s1G to 800
Pants, do do 3to IN
Vests, do do o5Oto ~
lie respectfully solicits cali from all In want OF
clothing
FURNISHING GOODS
such as Shirts. Drawers, Collars, stocks Land
kercbiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c
=. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel.
between id and X streets, Pa. avenue
seq ii-]m
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DENTISTRY.

fR: MUNSON respectfully calls public atten.
~ IMPROVED method * setting Ar Ss<fsSstS
dfciai Tenth, with Continuous Gum, NiIITSp
!Ie very PERI ECTlUN OF THE ART This
II others, viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
Illness, COMFORT and BEAUTY vieIEe
With Nature Ia these respects, and in some others
,xceEinE Public ms Pecticn Is res pecfuliy solIc-
Ted.
Please CGll Eu!. see specimens.
cAuTIUN.--No other Dentist IN the District O.
columbia has night TO make this stvIe Of teeth
B.-feeth ccHsttuticnauy healthy, plugged
a0d warranted FOR life.
HHce and house No. 2SS Z street, near the cor
keT oi Penna. avenue and 1lth street
cd 2.-H
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CRsHyTlpS.- should send q copy
Il Ir.-Bu-iIl to your Milwaukee conteranara-
Iy. wao Is - shocked N the thought oE dispo-
ing of the dead by the classic process OF bur
n!ns-l Irecess as much Recommended by
common sense as 1t l. by the examples CT some
ot the fist among the Intellectual races The
2u|au:le man Sgys. that he should not have
ISen Stocked IL this specimen Cf 'leiiish mo-
T2ity, a. lie calls l., had not been exhibited
by n.e-l C. education. wEicf Is enough &c show
that his education. III one respect, is not yet
competed. lie Il pes n ( even understand his
Bi''l., tc- &c quotes the words Dust thou ait,
an ~ntp last thou shalt return, as belonging
- TIE Christian dlspensat:on. whereas they
axe the earliest OF the words that were said
u Lla1, Aid have 10 more connection with the
m yac II ulEp"sIH,-0f the remains Of the dead
than tl"Y "a with the form = the f--leGYed
aprons of ihc couple to whom tLey were ad-
dI,ssai. What you say on the subject is we'll
Wt2tAJ "l consideration. particularly On the
score # Acal,h. Every grave yard is a con-
se-ra.gd riague-spot. EawthOrne speaks OF
waat was considered to be = new pestilence,
till ~ doctors traced 1t 10 tho aa,.aat grave
Oi .. ysGa.. si.l, who thus causel many deaths
IA hundred years after her owa burial, and
,:-.4il-s, 'SJTaDsc that sUch black mischief
aha2lt lJJ& in UnGitcn's crave There IS
A,tn,. strange ..byut Il, for We are poisoned
| D; tAy Cd as Ecll &S the bad. and there Ia
Eot 81 t'tfa bUTica IN 4 town whJ Il lot q great
II sya-co # evil than woull Je a legion os
.-ia-.,-, who should be burned after the Old
Roman fashion. The only OBJ .eiion can see
20 burning the dead is, that il might greatly
lEcIcasc the price OF fuel-B0yt0si CORES
pOaac'i,c of tic " Y. ErcRIRg Post.
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EsPUTA'S EXCELSIOR BAND.

fs'EIS Band is now again fully organized.
d They now number eighteen performers
and comprise the best musical talent in
this city. This Band is nov ready 20 furnish
any number Of Musicians on ali occasions for
Military or Civic Parades, Parties, Balls, Pic
Mics, Serenades, sc ana they guarantee to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions The Band
tlaTktu! for past favors, would respectfully solicit
continuance of public patronage.
All orders LETT at MGSSrs HlIbus L Hits Music
Store will be punctUalIy attended to, or ny appli-
cation 10 the Leader, at No. 5l2 Seventh street
eas-, near the Navy Yard.
JOHN ESPUTA,
ser l7-2m* Leader
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GLENWUOD CEMETERY,
Office No, 292 Pa. ave-, corner 10th sisSst

COVER THE SAVINGS PANB)
KNIlS CEMETERY is laid oct on the plan of
the celebrated Greenwood, of \ New Yoik, ans
situated on the high ground distant ore and
quarter miles north Of the CapitOi-NortL CaDi.ci
street leading directly TO the gateway.
This Company have secured chatter from Con-
gress anprOpriating their ground forever to burial
purposes, making fee title to the purchaser and
prohibiting al eucroachmentS from legislation or
otherwise, which is Of vast importance to those
~hO wish their dead to rcTCse where they lave
placed the II, for ii has become Il custom in al
other cities when the burial ground becomes valu-
able for other purposes, 10 sell it, and throw the
dead promiscOusly into one large pit, and legal
measures cannot prevent II, as no titles are given
to The ground.
n. D.-Ofiice open from 10 to y O'Clock a. n,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, BY
Laws, and u map of the ground, and all ether in
formation, can be obtained.
All orders left with Mr. James T. Harvey, no.
lOSeVenth street, or any other undertaken, Will be
promptly attended to. ie I5-iY
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~ no place for business but the Avenue Row
the people find, in making their purchases, they
can do best on Seventh street. There is no place
IN the city where they can get better articles at
lower prices, than at g. FRANCIS'S, lust above
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street Many are
beginning 20 know this, and when in want Of
housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery, Silver Plated
Atb2ta, Britannia, and Japanne1 Ware, Clocks
Bird Cages, Baskets, Brushes, &c, they call on
him. Others, in making their purchases will do
well 20 remember his store &C 10
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OLD hELICS.-At the late Agricultural Fair
# Georgia, there was exhibited the Bible
brought To this country by the fret Georgia
eel inatS from Swa,tZburg, in 1884 and the
sheet iron swan which surmOunted the srire
Of the church erected by them at Etenezer.
There is a ball hole through the breast of the
swan which was fired there during the revolu
tionary war, by British soldier for bottle Of
rum. The bible is, of course, in German.
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EXCEEDINGLY INTERVENING TO LA.
DIES AND GENGLEMEN.

EVANS, 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
h has just received large assortment OF Ladies'
FURS, of all qualities aud varieties, well worthy
the atten ion Of that class OF purchasers They
will find articles in that branch OF his business ex
acty suited TO their wants and tastes The assoIt-
mem IS indeed very beautiful.
~ He has, too, made ample provi sion sxz>
y for gentlemen and youths and TODAY -
ID -trCduced the new STYLES of " York -
HAFS, both silk and felt, together with CAPS
Cf various qualities and varieties
IT, has, too, large assortment of chi'dren's
Wear such aS CAPS and FANCY HATL, Sc
leced With extreme care
Having mad" his purchases Of the m4nufactur-
eS for ca h, he is enabled to his goods at least
twenty pc cent. cheaper than similar articles have
heretnfOrs bee prOcu ed, or can now be obtained
in this market He, however, in view Of those ad-
vintages, demands the money in hand. a request
which. u0der The circumstances will not be
q emed unreasonable Oc 31-2H
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PIAEUN-PIiNDS-
EUST RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT
~ southwest corner of Penna avenue 80 "a
EteNeitG and ID streets, two OF thoses EfSI
wo!lG- renowned PIANO FORTES from t. q fac
tory of RosenkIantz, in Dresden. These inStm-
ments have been acknowledged by competent and
disinteres'ed musical judges 10 be superior TO any
other horizontal square Pianos made, in point of
tore, t"1rh, and durability.
shall receive, in few days another lot Of these
instruments and COntiIue TO receive them as soon
aS they can be passed through the Custom House
nov GEO. HILBUS. Agent
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FRENCH BOOT MAKER.

JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. 4s7 Eighth st q,
" hear Pa. avenue. is now prepared to ~ssn
maze the most Fashionable French Boots = SaI
Ills long experience and pra tice in thisY ~
branch Of the business in Paris and New 49,
York, justify him in saying that his boots cannot
be excelled In this country
has on hand a lot already made up, to which
the particular attention OF gentlemen are invited
sep ll-3m%
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rJ-A writer, dating from Italy, says there
are no ehapels for the pO2r, and no churches
for the rich. iu Italy. The rich and the poor
meet together-the prince and the pauper
kaucl siIe 10y side on the same cold marble
nOcT.
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A PIANO FOR S25:
IN A PIANO FOR S75 !
A PIANO FOR S12J!!!
THREE NEW PIANOS FOR Sl75 each
ONE NEW PIANO G. octaves) $3.50 at
JOHN r. ELLIS'S
Piano, Music and Variety Store,
3O6 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
oc 25-tr
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DERSONS predisposed to Pulmonary Afec
d tions ind this the most trying season, owing
to the sudden changes in temperature; yet by
little care, adopting warm clothing and supply
Ing themselves with a good presc ptIon or cough
remedy they may easily ward of what may else
prove a dangerous winter companion. TY-
LER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP
las been so long known and highly appreciated
as one Of our most innocent yet eficaciOus, plea
SAINT, and (since the reduction in price, ccOnomi
cal remedies, tfs.t IL may be recommended and
used with the utmost confidence 1t Is sold at 25
cents, or three bOttesin one, 80 cents. Wholesale
by PATTERSON & NAIRN and STOTT &
CO; and retail by most Drugs giss. In AleXan-
dra by PEEL Il STEVENS; Georgetown by
Mr.. CISSELL oct .
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EIsCHER,s RRAss AVE sTRINGRAND.

sSt II Ell - u "a a SSS ANkS y IkG 0tS BA ND,
sthE only regular Band now numbering 20 per.
formers, any number OF which may De had by
applying TO the undersigned. Charges moderate,
and satisfaction warranted on all occasions
Z. FISCHER, Leader,
Residence, pennsylvania Avenue, rorth side,
next door west OF Iron Hall sep 1S-2m*
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5. u. fO0VE RS IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.

EU.,. Pa. "renRs. bet. 9th and IO35 St&,.,,.
O OF LadECEIYED a UQDp lhfdfbhhs,, v SSr
Gent ;, Bows and Youths BOOTS and ga
SHOES which will sell cheap for cash EAY
FOR LADIES. ~
Cassimefe double sole long Caters. water proof
French Lasting heel and button do
French Cashmere do do
French GiiceriOuS toilet white and bl k kid Slip
PerS
F F!rnch Caters. oil ColOrs with and without tips
Misses and ChiidrPn's black, biOEze and cCIored
hCel CATERS
Misses and cLiid:ea's morocco kouble sole tipped
and plain Boots
FOR GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
French patent leather and calf dOubl: sole double
uppe: Boots
French patent leather and calf double sole long
Button CATERS
French patent leather and calf Oxford Ties
French calf Bolts al S3 50 worth IS
Fox Boys and Youths ] can supply all that give
ME call with Boots and Shoes.
have splendid assortment Of Boots and Shoes
for servants, which | am confident | can furnish
n fair prices.
Give me a call and examine for yourselves at
=. Z. HOOYER'S,
Oc 26-u Iron Hall.
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c. Fl ESENBRANDT
(SCCCEssOR TO HILBUs HITz)
ImpoTtsS, Publisher, and Dealer "a
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MUSIC, PI-
AMOS, STRINGS, &c.
THIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT HAS
l. been retttad in the most modern and tasteful
manner, combining all the comforts aud convent
eace ina. such an establishment should possess.
together with the most complete asSOrtIne I OF
= MEXICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC, PIA-
Nos, xc., 10 be found in the Metropolis With
desire TO NEE. the wishes OF the musical public,
respectfully S0..cis their patronage.
oct 2J-T GEO. HILBUS, Agent
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