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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

Olp Poisr-The President il expected nj thi"
fnvorle watering place, ant Gov Marcy nus "'ea"'
arrived there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-27

Mr.. WIN. QUGsESBERKY, oi rrecercksouTc' n"'
T., rarry n f,.wrrs9y mail from Freder-
icksburs TO King George Court House via Cllito"
M EnunrN.
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DIED.,

On the 3th instant, Of consumption Mrs MARY
HANEf, consort Of Hugh Haney, Esq in the
SD year Of her age w..
Her friends and those Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on tomorrow
"wednesday evening, the 9TH instant, at o'clk
from her late residence In the First Ward
On the 5th instant JOSEPHINE, daughter OF
VIM. A. Linton 10.
The friends and acquaintences Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from the residence OF
her father, on "Wednesday, the eth instant, at 3
O'Clock p m.
On the 5th Instant at the residence Of her son.
in-law, ]. w. Brown, Mrs. ELIZABETH b.
SCOTT, widow Of the late Alexander Scott, Of
this city. -.r..,
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
REroRTED ron JHK EVENING srar
Later from Hsxic,

Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. . The steamer Nauti.
lus has arrived from the BRACES. with later
dates from Matamoras
-Four to FIVE Thousand men have been or
dered TO the frontier to repel the sgressions .ol
the Texan Rangers.
NdauH has been appointed cOmmAnder-in
ehiei oil the Rio Grande division He had or
dered the commanding cfhcsr Of Matamora.
TO discharge the National Guard. which order
the latter refused to obey
Vidauri has addressed a note to Secretary
Marcy, complaining Of the violation of Mexi.
can territory, charging the commander Of For;
Duncan with conniving nj the acts Of the nni-
busters.
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EREsit ARElTAI.

HAVE THIS ID, DAG Gn REGEIT F;D ONE
CIV hats, FLATS and CAPS, STYLES en-
tfrely different from any yet ont, and prices n.y.
much lower, as they come direct from the manu-
facturers.
Also, larg: assortment Of Children's FANCY
FURS.
Parents and Others purchasing the above goods
will ind Il greafl 10 their advantage by calling al
the new tab i>hment.
No G. ira TrOEt FIR exhibiting goods at
BUTT l. HOPklNS'S
Cheap Cash 81; re, orner Pa av. and OH ST..
between the National and Browns Hotels.
&C ;kl-eo1Iy
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN. Nov. g. lS!

U1osSEToUNJ ANoF' v, loVS.
But few If our corporation 81 and 81 bills
are now to be seen aaoat. Nearly the entire
Issue has been brought in, and promptly ex-
changed by tho assistant clerk of the corpora
ton, Major Jewell.
Business upon our csnal is slowly but stead
lily increasing.
There is a talk among some of our heavy
corn dealers Of getting Law passed by cur
corporation providing for the Weighing Of corn
instead OF measuring 1t, provided Alexan-
dria and Baltimore wall act In concert Such
law would be much better ban the present
system OF measuring. 1t would briag about
regularity IN the matter which does not now
exist Ii We mistake not the measures Of sill
three cities are different; at least We know
that the measure Of Georgetown is two
and half per cent. larger than that of Alex
andria
The annual meeting Of he Female Union
Benevolent Society will De held in the Methv-
dist Episcopal church, on Dumbarton street.
this Tuesday evening, at seven o'clock One
or more addresses from some Of the Clergy f
the town may be expected. II il almost un-
necessary FOR rs TO say anything in common
dation Of this society, or TO urge upon our cit:-
Gems the necessity Of attending. All know its
real worth all know that the important duty
of taking care Of tho poor anu destitute among
Us, during the winter season, for several yea rs
past, has almost entirely been committed to
the charitable ladies who compose il, We
hops to see them encouraged onward in their
LABOR of love by crowded auditory this even
ing -.
Arrived yesterday, packet schooner States
man, Wicks, New York, to Y. Il A. Ii. Dojge;
packet brig Andover, Atkinson, BJston, to
Hartley d Bro.
The aour and grain market, continue uu-
settled and excited, and the prices Of each
article have advanced-about IS. per Dbl,
and wheat JaSc. per bushsl; red wheat is now
selling NJ 80 07as2 10, white s2.l0a32 20
Corn 9D,. Sale Of 1000 bushels oats at 42c.,
from vessel. SPECTATOR.
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FASHIONAB.E DANCING.

AT IUNDER'S ASSEMBLY Hall.
II W. MUNDER, Professor of Dancing az
Il lie Georgetown Co lege aud Convent AID prin-
Cipal teacher in Washington city. has the honor
10 announce TO his former patrons aud the public
ge.srav, that he viii resume the duties or hts
School ON TIT RSDAf, November 9Th, 1855, a.
NUMBERS ASSEMBLY HALL, IadloiHinc
the Star otice,) at o'c eek. r. m., fOT Ladies.
Misses and Masters. and on the same evening al
~ for Gentlemen lie feels assur d That the az
equaled progress Of his numerous pupils Va ais
former clayses Is a sufficient guarantee OF his
perior 81 i'll as an Instructor.
Prof. n. begs leave To remind the public or the
unboUnded success Of his Nav Festival Ball az
tie National Theatre, which was attended by up
wards OF coo persons
His new Hal is one Of the largest, mnst beauti
fIl, and conveniently arranged in the CITY, with
two dressing and supper ROOMS added, which eau
be rented for Balls and Parties. The location Il
convenient 10 persons residing in ANY part OF The
city.
DAYS OF Tuition: On Tuesday and Thursday, at
3 O'Clock u m, aud on the same evenings ct
for uentlemen A ella for young marrtt a ladies'
and gentlemen will be formed shortly.
All who desire TO join bis classes viii please
anniy at Mr. John +. II is Music Store, Pennh.
aSen;lp. near Tenth street, or 10 Prof. VI al his
Hal on the above days.
TTr A subscription list Is now open 90 receive
The names Of those Wishing season tickets for the
Soirees. Only S5 for tne season. &C 3o-u
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GAS FIXTURES.

"E HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE CON
w stantly re ewing from the ceiebrated factory
OF Cornelius ard Baker every variety of Gas
CHANDELIERS ard BRACKETS. Of the new
est style and finish, ana at factory prices. Espe
cial attention Is asked TO the new three and fou,
Lights + rench pattern
Those who have houses already fitted for Gas
would do well to cali and see before purchasing
agents for kidder's Regulator-wben properly
applied saving of twenty to sxen.y-hv per cent
In consumption Of Gas
Gas Pipes inserted any and everywhere az tie
lowest rates, usual
J. w. THOMPSON & BRO,
269 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and nth Its.
oc H-eo2E
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

:ylse FOR SALE, AT THE NURSE-aaS
w ries Of the subs riber, Linnan Hill W.
land on Iith street, Il Washington, a--
large a d well selected assortment Of kUlT and
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Amor gst them from l. to IS thousand APPLE
TREEs, well essorsd, and Of tine growth, at 50
Is to ~ thousand PEACH TREES, forming a
complete assortment, at sl2 81 per hundred, or
500 per tn usa7d
5tO : thousand PEAR TREES, dwarts ard
standards.
A few hundred DWARF Sar extra Size.
With general assortment of PLUM, CHER
Rf, APRICOT, NEG FARlNE and OUNCE
TREES
Also, CURRA RANTS. GOOSEBERR ES,
RASPBERRiES, STRAWBERRIES, &c Of
the most approved kinds
tensive and fne Amongst those OF large size FOR
streets and Lawns ere many thousands Of such as
American and Europeon Ems ard LinderS, Tu-
lip Trees, Aspen, Adele, and other FoplsTs; Eyro-
pean and American Horse CheStauts; Sugar, Sill.
yer, Scarlet, and Norway Naples; Mountain Ash
Green anu White Ash; several varieties If Oaks
ana asnolias Weeping willows, Golden VII
lows, and many others.
Ornamental Evergreens and Shrubbery.
Great exe,,ions have teen made 20 make this
DEPARTMENT complete; IL now contains from thhty
to forty thousand FRS aud PINES OF choice va
r'etits, portion OF which are 81 extra size.
Persons wishing TO embell'sh their 90 ounds and
proprietors Of pubic Genet ries viii lind II 10
thefr advantage 10 cali and select such as NAV an
swer their purpo *.
Persons residing near, when q Is desired, can
have Trees delivered with balls or earth 10 the
roots, which they will find 10 give tnsm decided
preference over trees transported from distance.
JOB gardeners will be supplied at a reasonable
discount. JOSHUA PIERCE.
&C 23-Tu3W
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IL DR.. Curtis's inhalinY yaper.-Dr
JOHNs, one OF the most celebrated physci ans in
New York writes as follows
Or. CuRIIs-Dear Sir: Having witnessed the
excellent effects Of your HYGEANA OK IN
HALING HlGEAN VAPOR AND CHERRY
SYRUP, In q case OF Chronic Bronchitis, and
being much in favor Of counter irritation in aztec
lions Of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, /
can therefore cheerfully recommend your Medica-
ted Apparatus, as being the most con venient and
ssectual mode Of applying anything Of the kind l
have ever seen NO doubt thousands II persons
may be relieved, and many cured, by using your
remedies.
You are a. liberty to use this In any way you
may think proper. Respectfully, yours, dc,,
e. JOHNS, NJ. d.,
No 600 Houston street, New York.
CAUTION-Dr Curtis's Hygeana Is the orig
inal and only genuine article. &C S-lm
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"Dr. Es.ogand,s CeIebrased German

IL DR.. Essoiland's Celebrated herman
Bitters.-The condition Of the stomach is or vital
importance. 10 man, woman or child can be
heilthy unless the work Of digestion Is regularly,
Thoroughly and vigorously performed With three
And vet the remedy is within the reach Of all
UOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared
by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, Will as sure
ly create regular and healthy action Of the stom-
ach as oil win lessen the friction Of machinery.
Let the victim OF dyspepsia or Indigestion In any
Of is forms, try II, and We guarantee a good APP
petite, physical vgOr, nrm nerves, sound sleep by
nj .ht, aud increased cheerfulness by day.
See advertisement. sep 12-3m
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LUPIN'S BOMDhsiN.

WE HAVkJUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w importers ..
50 pieces best make Lupins BomOas.n
10 do HACK Thibet Merino, very best quality
20 do black silk warp Alpaca
25 do Lupin's GA black Mousselines
so dozen black English Grape and Love Wells
leo do Bsjou's best black Kid Gloves
10 pieces snp sror Mourning Silks
Is do black Cant7n Cloth
100 long and square black Tribe. Shawls, very
best quality, at low prices
All persons WI airing black goods are respect
folly invited to call and examine oar goods and
prices before purchasing.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & co,
Come. Of Pa. avenue ana 9th street.
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E,xECUTOR's SALE OF FURNITURy
Ia and Household Effect..-On rTTEsDAy

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer
EXECUTOR's SALE OF FURNITuR
La and Household Effects.-On TUESDAY
morning, November 18th, at 10 o'clo-k, al the
residence of the late Capt Easily, corner Of Penn.
sylvania avenue and 9th street east shah sell eli
the Furniture and Household Effects
Mahogany case Piano Forte and Stool .1
Walnut French sofa, arm and ladies Chairs
Two Mahogany Sofi ottomans, Footstoo's
Mahogany Card and Side Tables, Rockers
Rush seat arm and side Chairs
Giit frame Looking Glasses, Slabs and Brackets
Three-ply and Ingram CARPETS, 0iicloths
Handsome Oil Paintings, EngTsvinSs ..
Mahogany Sideboard. Dining Tables
China, Glass and Crockey Ware .
Table, Cutlery ...
Hiph and low post Bedsteads. BUREAUS
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bedding
Secretary and Bookcase, Tables Chairs
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of House
hold and Kitchen Utensils
Terms: All Sans Of and under SIS cash: owe,
s25 credit OF 60 and 80 days for notes sat.sfac.
torily endorsed, bearing interest.
By order OF the executor.
nov Sd J. C. MCGUIRE, Auc..
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Fatal Alteration a. Alhanr

Albany, Nov. 6.-At the Second Ward poll.
this morning, Michael Brennan, q f.hting
man assaulted William NJ. Crassen, vixen the
latter drew pistol and shot Brennan through
the heart. lie died instantly
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Louisiana Election.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 5.-The election Is
progressing rather quietly In the third ais
trict ono American and one German were re
ported killed, and Captain Place, Of the Chal-
metto Guard, wounded.
It'll impossible to tel the complexion Of tie
election at present
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Eal,.mcre karseit.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-Flour has declined
l2!a25, Howard street and Ohio S2aS9 l2,;
City Mills 50
Wheat "a downward, with O decline Of Sc
good TO prime white, 81 O5sS2 Is; red 81 OJa
- 10. Corn is unchanged; old yellow and
white at SSa9lc.; new 60a72.
Provisions ara heavy; mess pork Sd j0sS22
BscOn-shcul9ers, HALE: sides I2al2.c
Lard In kegs 49,.
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Tbs Massachusetts Elec sio,.

BosToN, Nov. 6, noor.-The Know Nothir-
vote of the city is zoo; the Democratic /, 500;
the Wing $50, and the Republican, $50, up to
the present time,
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M RTEn.

On the nth instant, at the residences Of her STA
ter, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Mr. d. w. GARST
20 Miss SUSAN 3. COLLISION, both Of this
city. (Balt Sun copy H@kss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06

ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer
ACHoONEh EMFIAE AT AUCTION
~ On TUESDAY. the OH November, / shal.
cell, at CLOCK p. IN, at LeHoxs Wharf. the
Schooner Empire, 65 feet in length, and "a fes
beam, 50 tOEs bu-thern. A FIRST rate wood boat
She will be positively sCld to the highest bidder
Terms at The sale
.. 3l-et A GREEN Auctioreey
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CTRAYEDAWAY OR WAS STOLEN dur
y ing August last, Gray HORSE, very a.,
smart and fast. Ii was attached TO bug (oN
~ with new wheels. For any information Wh,ch
NAV lead 10 the recovery OF the property or the
discovery Of the thief viii give twenty sc dol
lars WILLIAM NAiLOH,
Dstreet, between l3X and lith streets.
f-dlx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06

X. b. HALLS CHEAP CASH STORE.
NEVER HAS OUR ASSORTMENT BEEN
" 20 complete aud our stock so large as Al tho
present time, ard give friends and Gus
tomers the benefit Of the low priced cash system,
they msv expect 10 buy Of Us al least en- per ceit
lower than ihev can of other hous :, whO sell On
long credit, and onserUently NUT have much
larger profits to pay for slow de ts collecting the
same, and losing the bad debts, which 10 come
extent every credit bUsin - must produce
We would Sere name 4 few OF the T. IRA
BARGt ms which have just been received from
the NORTHERN AUCTIONS and IMPORT
ERS:
Wide black silks 50 cents
Nous DE LANES cents. worth IL
2OCO yards very fine DE LANES IL cents worth -
ns'd wide Aedno II cents worth Is
Fine De Beige II cents worth IS
2100 yards good Calico cents
Second mourning Calico cents worth u
Plaid Muslns IL cents worth 36
Embroidered Curtain Muslin IL cents worth -
Cloth and Silk Msntillss very chsuD
MeT:no Mantilias only 81 50
lrtsh Linen IS cents
E,oV .Srds OF cling hams at C cents
Yard wide h les55, Bingham ~ C nts worth Is
81" 49,, e1oh~1 and uablesched uRafrsfnx
Wide hleached sheeting only lvv.-..
Wool Flannel only IL cents
Canton i2nnel cents
coed Bed Ticking cents worth M
Apron Check cent
Liaen Towels cents
Cassinets ONLY 25 cents
Blankets 50 cents
linseys very cheap
nn Clio doi servants vsT ayy sas cheap
Infants embrUideTed Bodies S5 Cents worth 10
Ladies' black and cold Kid Glove, l2 cent?
CottGn Gloves pair for II cents
Ladies' Cotton Hose cents
Genlemen's lined Burlin Gloves IL cents, wcrS
81 cents
6enl-nen's fne silk Hdkfs - cents
Do COZ d border do ~ cents
spool ton II cents per dozen
Ladies' Vssts very chap
Gent mrh's ndershiTis g. cents
Fine satin Stocks 5" cents
Silk Cravsts only IS cents
Rich Bonnet Ribbons as low as cents
bnnn,ts emily 81 cents
Gentlemen's and Bows Hats and Caps from 10 CO.
THE BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
Is COMPLETE embracing every variety OF bOOTS,
SHOES. and RUBBERS for LADIES. GEN
TLEMEN and CHILDREN, many Of which
have been made 20 order, ana viii ~ AkRANT
THIN To GIVE oATISFACTIuN We
have Ladies' Caters as loC = cents. slippers
81 cents. Children's Shoes Il cents. Gentlemen
Boots 81 90 Boys' Boots 81 Ladies' and VI -
ses' OLD STYLE ALTERS AT HALF
PRICE.
a very large assortment Of heavy BOOTS and
BRoGANs for servants, very cheap, and war
ranied not To rip.
would saw 10 all CASH BUYERS who wish
TO study economy in these hard times n look
the above list and compare il with the prices they
have been in the habit of paying. ard Thea VIE
cheerfdlly invite them 10 call and examine
stock. assuring them kind reception, prompt al
:eGticn. and uprig ht and honorable dea ing.
Purchasers buying to s-ll again can obtain cny
article they may wan al Baltimore pices.
X. ID. HALL.
No. 3-3 Seventh siJeeS.
Fourth door north u 1 street
IL ReTsenber the number, 373, fourth house
above street &C 3i-W ThS&eolw
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BY JAS G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
Building Lot I'm the First ward On
FRIDAY afternoon, November 9th, at O'Clock.
on the premises, SD Ill sell, without reserve for
account of a nonresident, Lot No 10, in : iuare
No ls9, fronting So feet north X, betwee,i 18th
and 10th streets west, running hack an average
depth OF ll6k feet to thirty feet alley Title in
disputable.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, With interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
nov Sd JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Kew Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 5-COtton is unchanged
sales Of ,0o0 bales. Fiour-Western supe.
fine $50. Lard, in kegs, l2e.
Freight on cotton 10 Liverpool .,.. 10 Ia
we l..
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Charleston Markets.

CHARLESTON, Nov. Cotton declined a.
after the receipt Of tie Baltic's news Sslss
of 800 bales.
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by WALL. BARNARD & co ,Auctioneers.
lEhEMPTORX SALE.-VaIusbIe BuiId-
iBS Lot at Public Auction.--On THURS
DAY afternoon November 9Th. a. 3k o'clock in
front OF the premises, we will sell Lot No II in
squar- Sii, fronting on u rect, between l. and
" twill tie divided into small Los to suit pur-
chasers, and must be sold wit aout reserve
Title indi>putabls
Terms One half cash the balance in G and 4.
mcnihs, with notes bearing interest
Deed given and deed OF trust taken
WALL, BARNARD & Co,
noVo-d Auctionsers
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STELLA SaaWLS.-STELLA SHAwES.
SrELLA SHAWLS FRESH FROM AUG
- tioa in all colors, only So 50 each
An additional supply OF MORE Antique and
Cloth Cloaks and TaImas, very cheap.
MAXWELL & BRO,
nov 3-eo3t RS Pa ovsnue.
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LADIES LUAK CLOTHS, &C.

LADIES LUAk CLOTHS, Ac.
MAXWELL & BROTHER HAVE NOW IN
IVA store great variety Il Ladies' CLOAK
CLOTHS, in black, tan, bl ie, gray, brown and
steel color. Also, wide black silk gELVETS,
suitable 70: Cloaks and MautiEas.
large assoTtmen. Of desirable Trimmings Ter
Cloaks, Alantillas, aud Talmas.
N. B. We furnish cloak patterns free Of charge
to ladies that buy the cloth and trimmings OF Us.
MAXWELL & BRO.
nov 3-eo5t 325 Pa. avenue.
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WAS. G.. MCGUIRE. Auctiore er
ENACSGLENf FUENITJRE l. HOUSE
IL hold Effects at Pablo Auction FRI
DAY morning, November 9Th, commencing at 40
O'Clock, shall sell, at the residence Of Fred ID.
Steuart, Esq, on X street, between Sth and 9Th
streets, all his Furniture and Household Effects,
viz:
Superior Rosewood PianofJrte, by Rnabe 4 Cache
Walnut and m1hog anv Sofas and Divan
Marbletop Centre ard Sofa Tables
Walnut and mahogany arm ana parlor Chairs
Rush-seat fancy Chairs, Roue Tables
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades ..l
Lcoking-glasses, Grandoles. Ornaments
-Four Camphor Chests. Coinese Extension Chair
Velvet Tapestry, Parlor Carpets, nearly new - .
Tn ee ply and Ingram Carprts, OiIcloth
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobe
Washs'ands, Toilet Sets, CloCk
Feathe: Beds BolsterS, end Pillows
Hair and HUk Mattresses, Comforts
Britannia Tea Set, China and Glassware
BAN Tub, Lsmps, Stoves, &C.
Terms: ss5 and Under cash over that sum
credit Of so and 90 days for satisfactorily endor ed
noses, bearing interest
r. ; The house Is for rent; inquire on the
pr""n's'' ot OF the Auctioneef
novsd JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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PROSPECTUS OF a
MONTHLY MUSICAL WORK,

TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
yINEE UNDERSIGNED, At THE SOLICI-
l. tation Of many Of his esteemed customers,
proposes publishing a Monthly Musical Work,
eatitled THE NATIONAL MONTHLY MUSI-
CAL MAGAZINE.
The Magazine will contain from four 10 six
pages Of Music, selec ted from the best European
and native composers. In addition TO the N usic,
an extra sheet will be added, containing the latest
Musical News, Musical Notices, &c. The Maya
zine will he printed on the best quality music
paper and will be printed from engraved plates,
In The neatest manner
The first number Of the Magazine viii be ready
about the first day Of November, 1855.
JANIS II. BURNS is Agent for the Work, and
will solicit subscriptions from The citizens OF the
District Of Columbia, and show specimen num-
Der.
Orders by mali, addressed either 10 the Pub
Usher or Agent, win be promptly attended to.
GEORGE HiLBUS,
Music Depot, cor Pa az nth and ID SITS,
Star Buildin S, Washington, ID. C.
Papers copying the above, ana sending copy
TO this Office Will be entitled to the Ma gszine one
year free &C 3l-tw
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE TwO-STgSY E.irk Hou.e
aad Lot at Auc:iOn.-Oa FRIDAY. the 9th
instant snail sell, in front of the Pre- misses az
O'Clock p. m, handsome two-s ory brick House
with hack building, sitaa ted in square No 625
1 NJ house fronts 10 feet inches; has good bach
building, contains six good and conveniently ar
ranged Too;ns aud Passages The lot runs back
lbs feet 10 wide slleT.
Title indispu:abie. Sale positive
Terms One-third cash balance in and 10
months fer notes bearing interest from the day OF
sale
deed given and a deed Of trust tsken
hoV5-d A. GREEN. Auctioneer,
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Ok OOO YRUIT TREES. CHOICE Ey-

25,UUO er blooming Ro.es, ornamental
Shrubs, Parlor Plants, &c.
The cole ton comprises the newest and best
kinds the European and American Market can
furnish.
large collection OF Dwarf PEARS, APPLES,
&c, some of them Of large size and in full bear
ing a. A. JARDIN'S, Florist and Nufseryman,
18th street, coraer OF Nj.
IL IL Is the best time In the yeaf to transplant
Fruit Trees, &c. nov2--lw*
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WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED Woman
w situation Nurse aud SeamStrsSs Rest
OF reference given II required. Address s.M NJ"
at this Office. noy6-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06

FOR SALE.
000 CUCUMBER PICKLES, VERY
OsOOV superior quality, at c. b. RICE 8
Butter and Provision Store, No. % High street,
Georgetown, ID. c. $50 nov l--iw
nPENiNG OF REAL FRENCH WIN.
~ TER BONNETS, great assortment 80.
nj -.t. NJ. WILLIAMS, l
Pa avenue, between 9TH and eth SIS. ~
&C Jl-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06

The DEPARrURE.-Th extra train to d.
part this evening, at O'Clock, vii! carry over
10 Baltimore probably seven bunirel passer-
sers, hve-sevenths of whom are voters in that
city. A considerable majority Of these arc
claimed by the Democrats. There is no means,
however, Of ascertaining whether the commit
tee Is net egregiously sucked in; in being
induced to calculate on many of those who
viii mount the ears with shouts On their lips
for the Democracy.