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AUCTION SALES.


Succession Of WILLIAM A. JONES and ElIZARErIt
Household Fanure, svur Plate and Valuable House ssysn
BY GEO PALFREY, Auctioneer.
omea No ~ Camp street.
SATURDAY, 9th October, 1856, at o'clook
~ M will be sold auction the premss No. IL ercsss
by virtue OF two the Hon. IT.
Jndgs Of the Second District Court Of Orleans
ly BIB Octobar 800, aod l2th October, 1856
quantity Of Household Furnitrre
Arn9irs Bsdads DnlrE TABLES Silver Plate Creeksry Ware
SATURDAY, November i1h 1856, o'clock Areas,
street, Jopsv
and by virtue order Of tho Honorable Second cop
New Orleans, dated l2h October, 1885,
The naye Negroes SALLY aged about IS years.
Terms, cash. e. 4
tecrs Notary Pablo,
Of the Purchaser oil IS nil
VIM. A. JONES ELIZABETH JONES, meubles
moublans rxrelane maou
PAR GEO. PALFREY, Eneateur.
bureau, No. 81 dc Camp.
SAMEDI, q Ootobre, 1856, o deux heures du
~ .or eacan les ieux No. Hsrcsss
du odres yenie moi addres ionoshs
octobre 1885, Of du 10 octobs
1856
quants complete raris Maho-
gany Armees Bos Sis Tntles d'agepts
veiaelles, batare do cuisne. Condition.. compliant.
sAmRD Noyembre IL 1855, midi Aads do Banks des
dun ordte ponorabe deuIsms district
do la Nosvsls Orleans en- dsts du - octohre, 1856
L'Eselave SALLY nsgresse agee d'envron Is ans. .-
Condition., compliant
devan W. L. Pools EoiAire Public
psnse do pschetour oil is nl7
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~ We direct attention to the proceedings
Of the meeting held in the Council Chamber
last evening, for the purpose of taking some re-
medal action in regard tb the numerous, re-
peated and injurious failures, of the great East
ern mail. A committee was appointed to
memorabilia the Government ON the subject, and
We doubt not an ably written memorial will &c
forward.
1t strikes MS il would have been better ia
have sent the committee to confer with the
Postmaster General, instead Of the memorial,
The committee might hav 3 done some good, per-
haps, but we are incredulous enough to believe
that nothing ever indited by pen and ink could
be written down in sufficiently strong charae-
ters to penetrate the stubborn skull OF Post
master General Campbell. he has no eye or
ear for the South, although he belongs to an
Administration which p,etends to be exceed
ingly favorable to the South just as Judas
was to our Saviour, when he kissed him for the
purpose Of betraying him e7u
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Gelesrapbe6 to the Dailp Crescent.
\ Further Foreign News.
THB TURKS DEFEATED.

RETREAT or THE RUSSIANS.
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H0sU Opening. .~


FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
FURNISHIN GOODS,
ALFRED MuNRoE & CO.,
RI MaGazlvE STREET, ri
CORNER GRAYIER,
H.vs hand and receiving by from their
tory AL Broadway, New York,
CHOICE IND DESIRABLE GOODS.
All Goods sold by them made expressly for
and article fully Among prs,en, stock
Black and colorcd Cloth Dress and Frock COATS.
BUSINESS COATS, match large variety Of eolors
ST. NICHOLAS OTTER SKIN OVER SAC, supsrane.
THE Sc iAsToP0L oVERcoAT-Ths Coat Of the reason.
riLoT CLOTH COATS. of every Style and quality.
Extra Long Pilot Cloth oyERCoATs, Steamboat Men,
TALhAS. MoNTECHRST0S and CLoAKs Black and Blue all
qualities.
Bu- Pilot BoULEyARDs and SHORT sAcs. -. %
PAHTALooNs Of every description,
VISITS, Black aud Coorod following Gooaasatp Silk Ch
mere. Velvet, Clsth, Cssansrs.
Bonhanns, Barponr and Bail VESTS
FURNISHING dooDs-sPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
And would ak particular attention stock Of SHIRTS
keeping large hand. We are enabled 10 nj
ali sirss Of neck and lsugth of arms
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
In all the different variety Of Goods Men, and
well known act hasste Boys CLOTHING by
the bsss 10 found every particular New Oeap
EB A. NJ. Co. are the only AGENTS in New orlesp, Of
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY the sale o. their Goods
Largo stock sways hand. Sold Manufacturers ana
which the Cotton Picking Srs Apron and Canal and
Cloth, suitable for the SAME, attention Of Planters
tieulariy called.
Beds Pillows cushors Caps Carriage Cloth Hospital aud .,,y
description of CLOTHING nnnfAetursd by ,hsm
RUBBER COATS, weighing eight ounces; price sns,
ty ONE PRICE STORE OF -ey
"= ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
"a Magssne ireet, corner Grsyier
Store week nights unit. eight Saturdays 10 nine O'Clock
ano NOV epen ." SUNDAYS o72 7p6s &lsw
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FRINAT MORNING. OCTOBER 20, 1856.
AMERICAN STATE TIoKET

FOR GOVERNOR. IS
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
or JsrrERsoN.J
FoKILIEuTENANT GOVERNOR,
es4stg LEWIS TEXADA, %
III s5y assl@ ior EAflpEs. ksa 59 55f
FOR sEoRETARYsoF STATE,
ROBERT sG. .HEkLE,
IoF EAST aaron ROUGE.
TOR STATS TREAsURER,
i'm v. Durable, T5
5t %s 8 EoS WEST HATor ROUGE. a& @ iz9
lxroR AUDITOR oF#sFATR
WALTER R0ssMAN,
for CLAIBORNE t
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
RANDELL HGNT,
ioF oRLEANs- Fs
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
ss o. D. sTILLMAN, '4
a 39a OF oUAcHITA.
FOR CONGRESS-.
Fsrsf Disfres- GEO. EUsTIs, u.
sssaaa Dist,cf--TuEeDORE q. HUNT
Ezira Dlsra-PREsTON POND, Jr. 54e
FsrrM Disiriet-- WILLIAM B. LEWIS.
w L l.7 Z 4 Il " t aIl Il 6 ID T. gil
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THE SOUND DUES, ITO, ETC.

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Russian Merchantmen Captured
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EV ENING STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PREss.
WASHINGTON CITY:

The Intsliigenesr's editorial column, to-day,
is devoted to the work Of explaining and en-
forcing the prc7riety of the action of the
Wings (straight-outs) Of New York in refusing
to coalesce with the Republicans, in which
thatjOurnal is now so deeply interested.
Pee TIE Union concieves that the next national
contest is to be between the Democrats and
the Black Republicans" and expresses its
appreciation Of the results at which Mr..
winthrop has arrived in his recent straight
out Wing letter, while freely expressing its
decided dissent from much of the reasoning
by which that gentlemen reaches his conelu.
sions. The Union also, upon its knowledge
Of the - heightened reputation" of Capt Rey-
nolds, lately dismissed by the President from
the United States Army on account of {" de-
fragments in his accounts" acquits that
gentleman of all suspicion of conduct in the
discharge of his official duty " prejudicial to
his character for strict probity and honesty"
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VERGONkL.
80. Ex-President Tyler is at the ST. Nieho-
tel Hotel in New York.

80. Ex-President Tyler is at the ST. Nieho-
tel Hotel in New York.
800 The Baltimore Republican, Of yester-
day afternoon, regrets to say that the Wast:
lngton Union was Inisinformed as to the Hon
Henry May health. HE is still quite un-
well, and it is the opinion Of his friends he
will not be able to speak again during the
campaign"
go. A fine boy named Frazer fell upon his
knife while running race with other boys at
Blgbee Valley, Mississippi the blade entered
his heart, and he died before his father, who
was one of the unpires, could reach him
-. In the Court eff Quarter Sessions. Phil.
adelphia, on Monday, o young German woman
named johanna Wilhemina Schelinski, being
on trial on the charge Of stealing Sl37 from
Joseph Shoemaker, in whose house she was
Living rs domestic, there was ouch an array
OF witnesses on the part Of the defendant az
to character and to the possession Of money
by her, that the jury had no difficulty in rcc:
dering verdict If not guilty. johanna was
SO oyerjoyed with the verdict that she went
aloud, and embraced all her friends in the
court room not excepting the lawyer who de-
Tended her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-24

PAssMoRE WILLIAMsoN;s CASE was before
Judge Kane, lin Philadelphia) on Monday, on
pctition, In which his attorneys reviewed the
subject OF his incarceration. According to the
Ledger, Judge Kane gave the COUNSEL to un-
derstand that the first step was for William
son to purge himself CT the contempt of court,
for which he is now in restraint, before his pe-
tition could be received, though he would lis
ten to an argument upon his right to be heard
6y such petition Our contemporary says: off
ne Williamson were to state the facts frankly
and unequiyocally, for the purpose Of possess
Ing the court with the true state Of the case,
and not quibbingly or evasively, to avoid re.
sponsibillty, he would be doing, in our opin-
ION, his duty towards himself and family, and
DC showing proper respect and submission to
the laws, which position certainly can never
lower any man in his own self respect or that
OF the community in which he reaides His
present position is regarded by the public as
one OF defiance towards the law, in which he
forfeits the sympathy of the public, and gets
no credit for heroism -
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CLOAK AND MAsTILLA EMPORIUm.

CLOAK AND MAsTILLA EMPORIUn.
INTERESTING TO THE LADIES.
MAXWELL a. BROS
OPE MING ID dY
Saturday, October 10th,
When they will exhibit The largest assortment OF
the most rare and fashionable styles Of
C.oaks, Talmas, and Mantillas,
FOR LADIES AND MISSES,
ever exhibited in any Retail Establishment south
of New York. They name the
following STYLES
THE EMPRESS EUGENfA,
THE RACHEL TALMA,
THE BUTTON TALMA,
THE ST. CLAIR CLIMENE,
TIE BROADWAY BEAUTY,
THE BOSTON ADMIRATION,
THE SCHOOL GIRLS FANCY,
THE QUAKER CITY.
THE JESSIE,
The HEBE
Also, a large assortment of elegant SHAwLS
and SCARFS, in various styles, such as Cash
mere, : ella, ThibCt, Printed, &c.
In addition 10 the above, we are now receiving
our usual LARGE sUPPLY Of EMBROIDERIEs,
RIBBONS, LADIES' DRE-S TRIMMINGS,
&c, &c.
B.-CIoak and Shawl Rooms in I'd story.
&C l9-eo3t MAXWELL q BRO.
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JOSEPH T. K. PLANT & CO.,
PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERERS

$50 ID street, bet,csen 9th and 10th streets,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FINE
IN and general assortment OF PAPER HANG
INGS, &c.
CARPETS cut, made and put down at reason
able rates, in the best manner and at the shortest
notice.
PAPER hung by experienced workmen. Sat
isfaction in every case guaranteed.
call Is respectfully solicited
&C 2i-WThS&eolm
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES ENGINE HoUsE,l
Octohpr Odd 1855

October 22d, 1855. {
At meeting of the Company held this evening
the following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed and ofdefed TO be published
ReS0tred, That, as Odd Fellows Hall cannot
be obtained without allowing Mr.. Barbaugh, the
Jsnitor OF the building, the uZe Of the Hat Room
"a privilege which the company cannot accede to-
as they consider the room an apPendage to the ball
room, and sufficient rent being paid therefor the
Committee be directed to procure the ssembly
Rooms for holding the ball Of the Company on
the 9th of November.
&C est J. T. HALLECK Sec
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NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT sHIL-
IN LINGTON5S Book Store:

The Old Homestead, by Mrs. Stephens
The Match Girl, or Life Scenes as they are
The Hidden Path, by the author Of "Alone,n
Twice Married
Manage Lottery, by Mrs. Grey
Household Words for November
Caldercn the Courier, by Bulwer
Godey's LadT's Book for November, containing
the real colored fashions
Ladies' National Magazine for November.
All the new books published received immedi-
ately afterwards. and everything in the Stationery
line at SHlGLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
0deon Building, corner ~ ST. and Pa av.
oct 23-a
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HA CARD.-The Washington Trade and
32 Benevolent Society Of Jonrneymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public.
the following Merchant Tailoring establishments
as every way worthy Of their patronage. They
alone pay the bill OF prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
H F. Loudon & Co. Edw'd Cooley,
r: steer, Jas. T. McInto b,
VIM. Tucker, Thos Bovine,
DuvaH L Bro, Matlock 4 Grihath,
JOS X. Thompson, VIM. III. Stanford,
Edw'd nj. Drew, Thos. X GRAY
P.S.-Strangers designing to work In this city
through the season will take no ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
TO work for. JAS. LACKEY, Rec. Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
&C S-ec3m
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D.-THE ATTENTION OF TIL

AGA X D.-THE ATTENTION OF THE
"A public is called to the sale Of elegant Cabinet
Furni ure, rich brocatelle Curtains, Mantol Mir
roVs, Velvet Carpsts, &c, to take place at the
idence Of the Mexican Minister, F street between
i1th and 18th streets, on FRIDAY morning, Oc-
tober Goth, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
Special attention is called to the sale Of hand
some French Barouche double sx,ted Buggy
splendid matched Carriage Horses, superior 81
yer plated Double and Single Harness, &c to take
place in front Of the premises at Ok O'Clock pre-
eles ant establishment ever offered at public sale
&C d. JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED AWAY ON SUNDAY, THE aTH
- inst large light Roam COW She <zxnxp
has six teas, four large and two small, NY
horns turned, and a small mark on her.U9za
rioht ear The above reward will be paid on her
delivery TO me, corner Of and 9th sts, (Island
oct 23-2t* n. TOMPkINS.
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SOIR EE 4.
HW&W

L. first Soiree will be given on Friday night, Oct.
18th, commencing at s O'Clock. His pupils ard
former attendants. pzctfully invited 10 al
tend without further invitation.
His School for Dancing, Waiting, &c is nov
open at his SaloOa, corner Of 18th and strects,
where application may be made and pupils en-
fered. oct s2-5t
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CARUsPs SALOON.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
GLASS SIC Mu SIC!

ON SATURDAY EvEN'G, Oct. 81, 1853.
TINE VERY FLATTERIN6 SUCCESS At
Il tending the frd Concert Of
MILE DE B0TE
induces her to offer TO the Musical public ano,he
opportunity Of hearing Musical Gems Of the gro
Compose-s.
he will be assisted, as ~. ectcr, by
Prof. 1HE0D. AHREND-
the renowned violIncellist Also, Mks. X. w
VAN PERRY, late 81 Baltimore; Profs. Wa
NER. FOERTsCH, WEBER, and AhTH.
Tickets 50 cents-to be had at all Of the Music,
Stores Reserved Seats l2k cents extra 10 be
had at Mr.. Davis's Music Store, where plan Of
all can be seen. &c 18Th
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.he spsaksrship. Though we have tatcn
occasion TO say little on this subject of late. we
nave, severtheless, carefully noted the sign,
oil the times bearing On the probable result Of
the approaching election for that important
position. All parties, or rather all ciiques in
al! parties represented in the next House, have.
each, their respective candidates; until their
name is, almost, legior." 1t il, however.
already clear to our mind that, unless great
changes IL Congressional sentiment take place,
no Northern man can triumph. The friends
Oh Mr' oeward-avowed members of the new
hepuoLcan organization and those secretlv
sympatAiz;ng with them-will number some
sixty, IN the Hail. Not another Nortborn vote
can be obtained for any NoylAs,, man idep.
tined With that interest. The position Of tho
National IRteltigencer against il. 50 ennb 90.
AMI effective, will De that ofthe small hodv 80
suAght-out Wing members The Silver Gre
Know Nothings are equally hostile to il. and
VIII sooner witness the elevation Of Dsmo.
crat' though some Of them still profess undv.
Lag hcs'Iiity to the repeal Of the Missouri re-
s'ficuon. lbs Know Nothing proper strength
Is mere handful, available to effect a result
Only IN case # closely contested election be-
tween ether iatere Is. -......-..t
~ Dsn0cra:s, the OILY prominent man
VINO has strength beyond his partv orpaniza.
uop, Is Jas. l.. Orr, Of South CaroIin. whose
ability and fairness in the chair during the two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-24

$xavw I.OOF R.-HEBER TENT, No. 2oe
XIG The Officers and Members Of this Tent are
~ fraternally invited to be punctual in their
attendance on THURSDAY EVENING, the
18th instant, t7K O'Clock, as business Of import
ance will be submitted for consideration, and the
election Of officers will take place.
By order: E. P. SHOEMAKER, r. 8.
GRoRGErowN Oct 23-2t
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NATIONAL THEATR 4.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette. .........s...0 cents
Family Circle. second tier.....-.......--S
0cllery............. ~ u &c.
No extra charge for Reserved Seats Priute
Boxes can be obtained Box Once open Tuesday
and W ednesdsy nom until O'Clock.
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THIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF THE
Northern Liberties Fire Co.

AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On TUESDAY EVENING, November 9th.
TtHE NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE
4 COMPANY take pleasure In announcing -
their friends and the public generally, that their
Third Annual Ball will take piece at the As
SEMBLY ROOMS, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, November 9th, 1855.
The Company pledge themselves that no ex-
pense or pains will be spared 10 make this the
BALL of the season.
Firemen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform.
The very best Cotillon Music has been engaged
for the occasion.
Tickets on Il Notwithstanding a ge ltle-
man and ladies'; to be had CT any Of the men,
bers and at the door on the event az Of the Ball.
Managers.
5 Robertson, Culverwell, E Hoover,
II Goddard, jr Il J Dawson, G MatlOck,
L Haileck, Stafford, G Columbus,
Williams, ST. V Johnson, SW Taylor,
H keenan,, Stratus, w Smith.
L Lowry, ii Burch,
&C 25-WThS&eotd
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THE WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC

SOCIETY
MILL GIVE THEIR FIRST PUBLIC RE-
w HEARSAL Of the season at their Room, at
TEMPERANCE HALL. on
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 25,
commencing at ~ O'Clock. Prof. J. G. Foertsch
will preside at the piano.
The performances will consist Of selections from
the most popular operas, embracing Cho;uses,
Quartettes, Duets, Solos, &c.
Tickets rs cents-to be obtained at the Music
Stores OF Hilbus HitZ and John F Ellis. or Of
members Of the Society, or at the door,
WILLIAM q. PARKHURST,
&C A-T Rec, Sec.
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MADAME H.

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
h lie In general, that she will give information
in all the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth
Marriages, Love, journeys, Law suits, Difficulties
Ia Business, Absent friends, Sickness and Death,
and in respect TO all other subjects. She is also
able TO tell the Ages Of persons by reading num-
bsrs. All those who wish TO consult Madame X.
will please call soon, she will remain in the
city but short time She can be consult az all
hours Of the day and evening. Her name Is on the
door-at No 2S5, 18th street, corner Of ID, on the
left hand side. 6eItemen 50 cents ard ladies'
lS OFT lr-2WA
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w. HENRY PALMER's PIANO FORTE

AN EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND
N Gentlemen Is now forming at the Academy
Of Music Application to be made 70 Mr.. w.
HENRY PALMER, 253 stree, or st the Aoad
emy Of Music, corner Of ID and 9Th SIS. OCT
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ALLOW THE RAIN TO
- recent You from going to see WYMAN
IO.NlGHT, AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
NAVY YARD. He will make you laugh enough
10 re- ay you Tor all the trouble you 90 20
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TO TIE PREMISES OF THI

STRAYED TO TIE PREMISES OF THE
~ subscriber on the 18th instant, largefS
dark red HORNED cow. The own Ik&<IS
CT Is hereby rec uested TO call at the cor Il~N
Of Sixth and East Capitol streets, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her evay.
&C Sta JOHN OWENS.
ENISH, FISH.-S0 bbls. No. med. Mackerel
l. so half bbls. No. , MAJ kerel
30 or bOls do do
2 casks Heke. now land per srhr. Martha ard
for sale by HARTLEY d BROTHER,
oct22 1Ol Water STREET, Georgetown.
E,OR BOSTON.-The schooner MARTHA,
IL Capt. Baxter. has arrived and viii -
have quick despatch for the above port For s
freight, apply 60
oct % l0l WAFER street, Georgetown.
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aEXTRA NOTICE..
MIR. JEFFERSON
VIII, by request, Chaunt the doleful legend al
Will lklNS AND HIS DINAH
NATIONAL THEATRE, TONIGHT!
&C 25-1t :
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MANUFACTURED BY
D0NAL ID X T. N N EDY,
No. 100 Warren street, Roxbury, Mass.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR

Wholesale Agents New York City, C. v.
CLICkNER, 81 Barclay street; C. H. RING,
49, Broadway; A. b. & ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street. Philadelphia, T. w DYOTT SONS
Baltimore, BROWN & BROTHER, CANDY &
HATCH. Alexandra, PEEL & STEVENS.
At Retail by all respectable Druggists in the
United States and British Provinces, and also by
the Druggists Ct this City. octa-ly
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRIN q ARD ms,

u u n ~ = "
(FORMERLY FAvIER's 6ARDEND
On II Street, beftcesr Seresfeeafh 4 EightSSafk,
OPENED every day in the week, and on sun
" day. No spurious liquors allowed; but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &c, viii be for sale.
Weber's Brass Band viii perform every Mon
day and Thursday evening, beginning at about
O'Clock. Admittance free. an le-3n
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

I HAVE JUST LANDED AT MY WHARF
Il on the Canal, one cargo best Cumberland Coal,
which will sell at the following prices
Inc Oodt. ..--.-........-......So %
nun Ol the Mlne.. ~
Lump Coal .....................-. 90
Also, on hand, 900 tons White and Red Akh
Anthracite Coal at the Invest pric-s.
2,si0 poShds to the ton. -
West side 9th street, between ID ard E.
&C 19-eo3t
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w Y M A N,
THE MAGICIAN AND vENTRILoouIsT,
will give a series Of his
Popular and Amusing Entertainments,
commencing as above, when he will introduce
NEW EXPERIMENTS, AMUSING SCENES
IN vENTRILOQUIsM, and the ever -langhable
Life-Moving and Speaking AUToMAToNs.
See small bills
Door. st6Y, Decisions commence si ~ och.
oct 2l-@
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$3.50 CARD.-THE SALE OF BOOKS
~ and Engravings will be continued at nv
Aucton Rooms THIS EVENING at TX O'Clock
&C z2-3t rs 81. ~ j. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct
REGISTERS OFFICE, October Is, 1855.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
49,. H CERN.-Notice is hereby given that IL
censes issued to Taverns, Retailers Of spirituous
ana ~ Iernented Liquors, Wines, Cordiais, &c,
ppIoceIies, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps,
and jewelry, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Commits
slon merchants also, TO keepers,of Hackney Car
a1 .s,s ia omniouses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
nad A., anu U.onfectionery, and for hawking and
November next, and that said licenses must be re.
neweo a. ms once, within ten DAYS after that
ume 70 a,N AM9EL E, DOUGLASS, Register.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
nepsrtment.-oa yesterday, 23d of October,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered CT
the books of the Department-
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINER

FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
AIRS L. ALLEN will open new Fall and
IyI Winter MILLINERY, on Thursday, "A
the nth instant, comprising handsome 81
assortment Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Fea hers, ~
Flowers, Caps, ard Dress Trimmings, 10 which
She invites the attention OF the Ladies Pa Ave-
nue., betwte en- 9th and 10Th streets, south side.
oct 6-eo3w