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more {" aneiorae the condition of humanity afflicted
ldnS complaints, than other pTac medicine
tai has struggled with the Of the KDCA
''- the last century by the invention and perfection
struneut that viii convey to the lungs mec!ue
shape q" highly hcicJtel VapoT, which :ly
the disease, and not hitherto, by sympathy chose
are troubled with diseases arising from dsOrde.e lungs
viii -uScrve their Interests by giving the Hygean vapoT
trlal-lNew York National Monitor. Of FEB. %.
CAlT!ON.-DR. CURTIS'S HYGEANA is the original and
only genuine articc. s3-Im
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MESSRS. + I.NWICK & WESTERFIELD
WI have opened an establishment thus -
named AZ '39 = Ems lvan!a avenue, between fas8
Second and Third streets, where they will .2.A
&c pleased To crafty TIE public with all the deli.
CacieS Of the season. nov 2S-lm
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-THE UNDER
~ signed have removed their Banking, Ex-
change and Collection Office to No. 3J2 Pennsyl-
yan!d avenue, I'd door west from Browns Hotel.
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE CO.
nov Is Ivy
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IARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue Of two wits
ltl of Fieri Facias, issued from the Clerks Of
Acc Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of Column
bia for the county Of Washington, and to Inc di-
rected, shall expose to public sale, for cash, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of December next.
at II O'Clock, IN before The Courthouse Of said
county, the following described property, TO Wit:
All the right, title, and interest Of James Crut-
chstt in and to Lot No. 3 in Square M 6S3, to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, in the city Of Washington, seized and
levied upon rs the property Of James Crutchett,
and will be sold to satisfy Judcials, etc, 14i and
us to March term 1855, still Letson against
James Crutchett.
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
nov 20 dts
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tractive and beautiful specimens Of Phntograplc
now on exhibition n. WHITBHURST'S GALLERY are the
AhBKOI1PE> They are truly beautiful Picture, and
III some respects Improvement familiar Ds
GueIreotypes The Gallery contains quite large coetn
% Photographs on paper DazuerreOypes Of the United
states Supreme Court since lss0 members United
States courts President Pierce and Cabinet other
pubic men of the Nation visit:to wHITRHU RST'S AL
lERf No 4Sf POnnsyvsnis avenue is well
lie and the time. nov FL
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECT
~ able Woman, 70 do the cooking, washing and
ironing Of small family Address "M H. at
this of,cc dec 3-9t&
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GEIGER'S
NATIONAL ROWLING SALOON


NATIONAL BOWLING SALOON.
HAVING REFITTED AND OTHERWISE
IL furnished ard improved this resort FOR those
desiring exercise and amusement, the former pa
irons and gentlemen and strangers are requested
20 give me a call, assuring them that they will
NEE. with reception not elsewhere TO be found.
II is situated Missouri avenue, near 9th street.
nov 3y-lm@
TOE SHILLISGTON HAS RECEIVED
- al bis Periodical Depot-
Frank Lesi!e's Gazette Of Fashion for Decembc:
Harper's Magazine do
Pu.nam's do
Crabams do
Godey's Lady's Book do
Frank Leslie New OK Journal do
ladies', National Magazine DO
Lilly n udson, or Early Struggles Midst Continual
Hope by Alice Grey
GeoHrey Monoton, or the Faithless Guardian, b.
Mrs. Noodle.
Tie Song Of Hiawatha, boy IL w LonCfellOw
Cro,chets and QuaveTs, ~ Max MarctLek
The Widow Bedott Papers, by Francis NJ. Viii
Glcnwood, or the Parish Boy
The Old Homestead, by Mrs Ann :. Stephens
Winnieend 1.
All the New Books ,Iagerlnes, Cheap Publ
cations
And everything I'm the Stationery line constantly
on hand and FOR sale at
JOE SHILLTNGTGN'S,
Corner Pennsylvania aveEue and AZ st.
nov 39-S
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NINE OLD WHISKY

LIME OLD WHISKY.
Il IL bbls "Lewis Zeigler's'' Whisky, dis
titled in wood, now years old, pronounced 10y
Judges to be the greatest Whiskey In the country.
The subscriber should here remark he is constant
Iy In receipt OF orders from different sections Of
the country for this article; persons In want will
please call and examine for themselves
WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS,
81 La avenue, bet, 9th and 9Th streets.
nov 2S- ct (Intel)
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II ladies, Preserve your Teeth. avoid

- Sou1ng oohache ami the horror. f,rcsps
by the hgbitual NJ DOWDEN'S DENTALFLUID II re
vents the formation of tartar all secreons
restores the gums to beautiful healthy condition
7arts wilderness IN the teeth refreshing arrati~ a,yn
. ihe mouth AMI breath, recommended the prin
dentists and physicians ii this and as SUPERIOR
any preparation
Another supply received and for sale by C. STOrT co
WASHINGTON. I,o
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BOARDING.

DOARDiNG.-TWO ROOMS FOR RENT,
ID with board at 400 F street, in Union Row,
and the immediate vicinity Of the Patent Once.
dec 1-6t*
DbARDIN @ SEVERAL GENTLEMEN
- can be accommodated with boarding and
lodging. al Mrs. WARDS, corner AZ street and
Missouri avenue, No. as. nov 2S-Iw*
FURNISHED OR UNFURNlSHED ROOMS
u WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. N.
WILSON having removed TO those new and com
modious Houses on the north side Of ID street, be-
| tween Sth and 9th, is now prepared to accommo-
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish
| cd, with or without board oct 23-tf
BOARDING MRS. DUVALL, No. 331 Penn
I'D sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices She Can also &C
| commodate six or eight table boarders.
| jy30 II
| BOARD, &c.--MkS. BATES, ON THE 3. W
| I'D ccrEer Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
| is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen wthrcoInS,
| With or without board. Every effort will be made
| to render those comfortable who may favor he
| with their patronage. apG-H
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Y 90 give al PERSONS an Opportunity or securing
portion of the fine Fruit Trees raised by the la'C
Jno IL. King, at Valley View Farm, near George
town d. C., the executrix of the estate has deter-
mined 10 OEer them 10 the highest bidders on
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, in
front of the Auction Store of Mcssrs. Wall, Bar
nard II Co. These trees are all grated fruits, IN
fiourishing condition, Of good size, and Will be
warranted to be what they are represented
Catalogues can he had on application at tho
above Auction Store and at the stall Valley View
Farm, in Centre Market. T.. J. KING,
dec ExecufriX
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COMFORT AND ELEGANCE
MR.. WILLIAM PALMER,

PROFESSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE, &C.,
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF
Il several Of his friends, purposes forming class
es for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for young
persons ard adults, and which classes will be
suitably divided according to the AGES and sexes
OF the members.
Terms, ave dollars per quarter Of 20 lessons.
Those who are DESTROYS OF awaiting themselves
Of the facilities thus afforded for learning Vocal
Music, are requested 10 make early application TO
Mf. NM. PALMER, at his residence, No IS
street, corner lith. &C 10
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MRS, ZIMMERMAN, CORNER NINTH
lsl and E streets, has several vacant rooms and
can also accommodate table boarders, by the week
or month. dec 3als
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ID OOMS WITH BOARD.-AN ELEGANT
Az ly furnished suit OF rooms, with beard Also
several single rcoms be obtained in one Of the
most central and delightful parts or the city Ap-
ply at Mrs. MADDOX'S, No. AZ street near
Ia avenue. dee I-3,*
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HORSES ON SALE-Price $500.

a y EXCELLENT FAIR Of IRON CRAY
n HORSES, fifteen hands high, and -
but 5 years old; well broken and gem hn~
tie in both single and double harness. &S
May be seen for a few days at COwling's ~NlnQ..
stable, on street, between 18th and l4th streets
partic Iar. and are believed TO be without fault
of any kind. They are admirably suited to the
purposes OF any gentleman wishing pair for a
private carriage Ii they are not sold before Tues
day. the ith Of Dece,nbe' they will be then offered
81 public sale on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
hcu nlfes auction rooms, at II O'Clock, m, and
VIII be PoHttrety sold 10 the highest bidder
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MISS MORLEY
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING WINTER
Il MILLINERY at her Rooms, :bUi Penna ~
avenue, mp stairs Entrance between Mr. -
Ridenour's Confectionery and MIR EIiis ~
Music Store.
Punctual attention given 10 all orders which he
may be favored with nov 22-tf
LIME CHINA ORNAMENTS, OF every
GREAT Variety stove Of John r. ELLIS,
nov ~ - 36 Pa. avenue.
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T ACOULTRE RoGERs's RAZORS.

4 ACOULTRE ROGERS'S RAZOKS.
IL We have a fns assortment q the above named
RAZORS, to which we call the attention Of gen
tiemen who wish TO have an easy shave. Also,
STROPS OF the most approved makes, SHAVING
CREAM, SOAPS, and everything requisite for
gentleman's toilet.
Il. =. GALLIGAN d CO,
Fancy Goods and Perfumery. go Penu. av,
nov S-1 Under Browns Hotel.
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NOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOMELY
l. furnished rooms, lighted with gas Apply at
Mrs LAMBS, 2o3 Pa. avenue, opposite VII.
lards' Hotel. dec 5-st
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Fac,.-New England Rum benrs


about much resemblance the glorious Eau de If
France a. adulteraied CHEWING TOBA eco usually Of
fer'd lear 10 the genuine VIRGINIA ARTICLE, sold by
NEII Il bEkRS, at Richmond.
Being the spot aud In daily intercourse
manufacturers Of the state they have opportunities of
lag the first pick OF the choicest crops. ami they conf
deity gentlemen who them they
will furnish which will elicit their warmest com
meniation.
be sent in any quantity desired by express
" 10
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ElIRsT WARD

EuRsG WARD
y OYSTER ESTABLISHMENT
corner OF Nineteenth and II St,.ets
IL Families supplied In every style.
nov Gins ..'
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AUCTION SALES.
BvC w. BOTELER. Aucf,ouo



nEREMPTORY SALE OF A RETAIL
stsck OF Dry Goods NJ AuctIon.-On
THURSDAY, November 29;h, cotnm encing at 10
O'Clock a IN. shall sell the en'ire stock " Dry
Goods contained in store No. 10, known as the
a Washington Store" and opposite Centre Mar
ket, between Eighth and Ninth streets, consist
ing in part Of
Dress silks, Bombasins Alpacas, Ginshams
Irish Linens, plain plaid Mousselines
Plaid dotted and embroidered Swiss Muslins
Silk ard Md Gloves, bleached and brown So''oHS
Calicocs, Hosiery, plain and plaid Flannels
Cloths, Cassimeaes, Cassinets
Osnaburgs, gentlemen's Shirts and Drawers, DC
With variety Of other Goods worthy the al
teuiion of the trade and families generally.
the stock will be sold in lots to suit purcha
and positively without reserve Bargains may
therefore be expected.
The ladies are particularly invited to attend.
Terms cash. G.. w. BOTELER, Auct.
nov I'D
IL The above sale will be continued CD
TO MORROW morning, at II O'Clock.
dee q G w ROTEIER Auct
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GUrra PERCHA TEETH.

GUTTA PERCHA TEETH TT.
nR a MINSON, AT $40 PA. AVENUE,
~ is mounting Teeth on a Gutta
Percha I,asc Also with Aliens pat YS{
ent continuous Gum, combining beau S1llGb
ty strength and cleanliness
nr NJ Is determined to keep pace with every
imn,ovement in Dentistry and will strive 10 please
aud profit his PATRONS
REFERENCE:
Rev DR. GuIley, Hon. X VI Gillet,
IN Binney, Hon. A Douglas,
lion e. Mason, DIR X 4 Patterson,
Hon A d y Nicholson, DIR X Coolidge,
And the Medical Faculty OF Georgetown Col
l,sse novB-u
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ALONG LIST Of arrivals at the several hotels
will be found on the fourth page Of to-day g
Star, to which We di.ect the attention of the
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] ARGE BRICK STABLE AND LOT FOR
- Sale or Rent, being lot No z. fronting on 2is:
street, in square l0l. Apply to j. M. Chubh, 1879
L street, or TO CHUBB BROTHERS.
dec i--6t
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WATERS AND CHAMBERMAlDS.-Ar
w Wanted at Willards' Hotel, several expert
eaced Wai.er and two Chambermaids.
dec Att
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1I1O MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- Il 9TH
ERS.-For rent, a first class dwelling House
cli"ibly situated built III the most modern styles,
with all the conveniences OF water, gas, furnaces
and finished recently I'm every department, with
taste and comfort Apply to JAMES J. MIL
bER, corner Louisiana avenue and 9TH ST.
dec L
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BUILDING LOTS.-FOR SALE, variety of
- low price building Lots located on the Island
and other parts Of the ci y on terms accommcClat-
Ing purchases. Enquire at J KENDALL,
office between 9th and 9TH streets, north side Pa
avenue, Sd story front room, over II. Morrow's
EAchan%e Office. ID. MEERLE.
dec f-6w
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JOHN JOHNSON
nESIRES TO MAKE KNOWN TO THE
- public that he is prepared TO serve dinner par
ties to gentlemen that may favor him with their
patronage From his long experience at the bus
mess he is also prepared to serve dinners In any Of
the latest styles.
lie WIS for five or six years in the employ Of
Messrs Willard, as chief cook at their hotel, and
will furnish meals to gentlemen.
Has for rent small II ouse, fitted up for mess
of gentlemen, and can be found on q St, between
18th and lith south side. nov 29-1w*
BASKETS, BASKETS.-Onice, NurseIy
ID Work, Knife, Toilet, Card, Travelling, Din.
ner, Packing and other kinds OF BASkETS, just
received at JOHN +. ELLIS'S.
3o6 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
nov II
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90 To SEQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
" near Tenth street, for your BRUSHES,
COMBS, and TOILET ARTICLES Of every
description. JOHN i. ELLIS.
nov H-tr
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MINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w 30 casks Madeira, Port and Malaga WINES
ejquarteT and eighths casks Of dark and
pale BRANDY, from 81 to SO psr gallon
10 barrels pure Rye WIIISKEY
10 do Old Family Do
I25 do GIN domestic BRANDY, and old
WHISKEY
% baskets HEiDSlCK CHAMPAGNE
20J dozen bottles WINE and BRANDY
20,lE0 choice HAVANA CIGARS
200 900 German Do
Just received, per schooneTs Hamilton and King
Bird, from New Y ork. and Cor sale by
nov aG ec6t MURRAY Il SEMMES.
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I AND FOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND,
Il embracing about twelve and half acres, a
part Of which is beaut fully tmbered, situated IN
The west side Of The Pincy Branch road, about ~
miles from the city: Apply 10 b. J. REILLY,
No. J02, west side Of Eth street west.
dec 4 IN
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS DESIRING
w Rooms pleasantly located. can obtain them
70! themselves and families at No. i53 Thirteenth
street vest between r. and +. NOVELS
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STARTS CANDIES.

SruART'S CANDIES.
lust RECEIVED, PER EXPRESS, oNE
y ease az Stuart's celebrated STEAM CANDY,
consisting OF Sugar Plums, Vanilla Cream, and
other kinds For sale al ,,
Il NJ. =. KINGS,
bis Vermont avenue corner 18th and SIS.
nov "a -.-.
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NOR RENT-TWO LARGE AND PLEAS
L ant furnished Rooms, situated on Pa avenue,
between 10th and nth streets north side Apply
10 Mrs BOYD, over A. Tate's Lace Store
i-.J
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STEWARDS

SKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN ROONS.-Our
~ PICTURES are perfectly life like, with
beautiful brightness, and having elegant smooth
and beautiful soft tone, they not surpassed il
&c ualcd, in the United States. We invite the
public to call and SET for themselves. Gallery
over NJ. w. Gait & Bros. Jewelry Store, between
9th and 10th streets, No. 32l Pc. avenue.
nov IG-eo2m
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anita PERCHA TEETH.

GUTTA PERCHA TEETH.
gIyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN IN
L the habit OF sending our patrons to DIR. Cosby
for Dental operations for number of years, and
take pleasure in recommending him to the clt1-
zens Of Washington as the best tooth extractor
and dental operator that we have ever met with
He inserts teeth upon every plan that is Practised
In the United States.
Geo r Ho dmln NJ ID. b. w, 1owies. ID
A " Payne. NJ ID, Dds John y. Miller, Al ID .
James BRYANT ~ Ii y. ChanbeTlin, N D., DDS
e. H. Harris, ~. u StiDurl u. Brown, NJ ID.
" the Tinai1y " Francisco NJ H. i.
Once over Ford Bro Is, No. 300, corner III
mn street and Pa avenue nov 37-8m*
LAGER BEER DEPOT,
No. 3sl,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th street.
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Tur yAKIEfts --hunkei TAI famed opera
,,ouns will appear al this establishment To-
,';ybt am,ng the other entertainments. th"
.ife sp.i,iins iar:e # rh2 h'Aaf Sthno
.;Ii ne per.Jrmed, rim by that popular adj
;anct Of the corps, Harry Lehr.
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VIE LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE
4 stock OF PIANOS, GUITARS, VIOLINS,
ACCORDEONS, STRINGS &c Sc In this
'iy"aa always be- fond at the great Variety Store
oT JOHN J. ELLIS, 3oG Pennsylvania avenue.
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'THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES HORSE
| for tue winter. The horse shall be well fed
and attended to. Apply 10 No. 20 first floor Post
Ofce Department. dec 3-2t$
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4 TAVERN STAND FOR SALE OR RENT
IN for term Of years. The location is one OF
the best on Pennsylvania avenue and the rent
made moderate to a punctual tenant. The house
Is situated between I'd and Sd sire cts, and on the
of Mr.. CHAS. WALTERS, opposite the City
Hall, or in the rear Of the premises on Il street
doc At
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A FURNISHEDPARLORa

ENOR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLOR and
IL three chambers, suitable for mess Of gentle
men or family. The whole may be had together
or separately. The location IS one OF the most
healthlest, convenient and pleasant ana In the
vicinity of the National, Browns, and other
tween \ and 9th streets dec 3-5t
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nor RENT.-A FURNISHED HOUSE, sit
l. uated in the First Ward, containing ten rooms
auT sS Wpp ON ,ns sls no % Penn
Mcclure, AuCtioneer. dec 3-3t
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national THEATRE. The proprietor, who
has certainly displayed much tact AMI enter
prise in theatIicti arrangements, since he be-
came the Iesscc Of that establishment, has
made arfIngeme;.ts for the appearance In this
city, on wednesday evening, OF Inward L;
Davenport. the eminent tragedisn, vino will
persOnate Richard the Third, on that occasion;
Ms. Malinda Jones as Queen Anne The
farce OF - SlaSher and CraSher' 10 conclude
the evening entertainments.
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DIR. II. =. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
~ HOMEOPATHIC College, offers his s'rviccs
in cyc-y branch CT his profession.
Otice-CcIner Of New York avenue and Fiji
tecnth street, over the Gru;; store Of J. w. Marin
nov 2-dIm&
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ITO MEND ERS OF CONGRESS, CITI-
Il ZENS AND STRANG ERS-NRS SPAL-
DING, corner Of + and Ninth streets, has several
fine rooms, which she offers with board.
doc 3--3t&
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NOR RENT-A WELl.-FURNlSHED suite
Il Of Rooms, a pirlor and two Bed Chambers
OH one door Apply to No PIT Penn. avenue, be-
tween iIth and 18th streets. nov 10-U
DOOM FOR RENT.--h pleasant Room In the
II third story with or without furniture Apply
to GEO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging store, 1ti
Ninth street sep 20-H
TOTS FOKS E-TWO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots In rapidly improving
Div 10 i. IA. DRURY. ty21-u
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LAGER BEER DEPOT,

Pennsylvania avenue, between ix and 9th street
nov iO-Im# +. j. W., GERECHE.
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GOOD-SIZED ROOM, ON PENNSYLVA-
IN MIA avenue, suitable for Showroom, or Tor
an Auction Room, or display room Of any kind
Location over Wells Shoe Store and William
Store, between eth and sth streets, on Centre Mar
ket Space. Some furniture NAV be had, if de
sired. Inquire Of T.. ): CROPLEY, printing de-
partment Of National Intelligencer ONCE, corner
Of and eth streets. dec 3-3t*
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

about escaping from service or labor duo in my
state into another, tho most abicct Of Union-Sa-
vcrs ought to be sure that Delaware, Maryland
Kentucky and Missouri will stick to u.s. But sup.
pose that law should be fatty repealed; what then?
The States aforesaid, having lost their guarantee,
would be obliged to divest themselves in one way
or another of their peculiar property as soon as
possible. They would then come into the worlds
land-market and invite cmigrants from the Free
States and from foreign countries. The rise Of
their real estate would richly compensate them
for any losses on tho unreal. The repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law and the absence of any law
for such purpose would at once make it for the
interest of every border Slave State to become a
Free Statc-t would in flct leave no alternative
but that of ruin. Thus it is impossible that in
consequence of such n repeal the Slave States will
slough off in body. The physical, geographical
nature of Slavery itself makes it sufficiently Ger
tain that there will be no dissolution of the Union
unless the Free States should come to the determi
nation to Withdraw from those which tolerate Sla-
very. 1t might not be so difficult to find reasons
for such determination, but the Boohoo party
may safely console themselves that such thing
will not be done till the Free States have fairly
tried their hand at managing the Federal Govern
mont for the purposes laid down in the preamble
to its Constitution,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-07-28

The recommendation to encourage the manufac-
u-o of wool is moro strongly expressed in another
article, wherein tho rearing of sheep and improve
mcnt of the breed is strongly impressed upon tho
farming population.
The next article that we shall quote shows, per
haps, more of simple and earnest patriotism than
of enlarged ideas of political economy, but the sen
timcnt was undoubtedly genuine. 1t reads as fol-
lows:
"NinM. Resolved, that such as are the yenders
of goods or merchandise will not take advantage
of the scarcity of goods that may DC occasioncd by
this association, but will sell tho same at the rates
we have been respectively accustomed do for tho
twelve months last past. And if any vondcr OF
goods or merchandise shall sell any such goods on
higher terms, or shall in any manner, or by any
device whatsoever, violate or depart from this
agreement no person ought, nor will any Of us
deal with any such person, or his or her factor or
agent, at any time hereafter, for any commodity
whatever"
Article 13 is of similar character, and VIC fear,
would provo rather unpalatablo to the capitalists
OF Lowell or Manchester in this age of cnl:ghtcn.
ment 1t is short, but to the purpose:
"Thirtecnth. Resolved, That all manufactures
OF this country DO sold at reasonable prices, SO that
no undue advantage be taken of future scarcity
of goods"