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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

NOUNTRY SEAI and ANN lot oaLE-
~ Cntuins 90 sores Of highly prod LAND situated
on the Purchase 5. miles the Rye Depot and the
.ue from White Plans Tow 81 Harrsoo Weschester
Coypty Known the Hoy, Farm The House delightfully."-
situated on hsh cuId excellent and healthy ne'shoo
heed extensive prospect Of Long Island Sound
and the adjacent eouIy surruDded BY ample Shade Trees
Fit and Forest Containing i6 Rooms Ia. Piazza on three
de. etc The OutbuSiuss extensive eubsins lee aud
Poultry bouse There PoBd for set1ernS Ice from on
variety. E.
property possessing Ike cfe. Of scces 70 the city TO
Schools Cburches ETC. combined with beauty OF location and
excellence u Soil and IN good repair, seldom offered
Tie above vii be .old moderate price aud large
portion Of the rernaic on bond and mort
gage desired For particulars sppy or the premises or TO
2. p PACE, No IS Csth.rner
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Real Gstdte for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SAL E-A GREAT BARGAIN
"A A COUNTRY SEAT for little money, near most beau
tfu NlAse Lobs Island SouId There h.s been large
" labor and expended said property and
LIS comfort required by the connossure For prce and
BAKERG WEEKS, No Pine-r.
4 NUMBER of IMPROVED FARMS in Ten
n lessee for SALE or EXCHANGE for city real estate or
u.rcharca.e Some viii be paid II necesary
COGSWELL & ANDERSON,
No. II Wall o..
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AHCCIIA AGE, in Dew and convenient bOttics,
lyI with Metallic CAP S.u.A-irdpsnsebe 10 me- aants
ano useful 10 verybody Hor sale BIZ THADDEUS DAElDS
Co. Manufactures Ststiopers No 2s CliGst Ssw-fOrk
THE SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR is prep
Il srsi,oo .n.p'~d f1r The RESTORATION and P8EsEk
WALTON OF the HAIR LIS marked warrants every
~bo~e f.ns has fallen 10 The number OF GER
from rhycans aud Others 10 TOO geat for an atyo.e
ppent tn. only preparation which show is triumph
person have tired H. Price 81 for sinss bottle
or for dozen. Set 70 part o. the United ~ e
Addre,s orders 20 PROPRiETOk5 SWEDISH HAIR CREA-
TOR No Sso Broadway, New York keferonces-oI Burt
pee No l79 East 18th st Or HendsTson CANA AID BfSsd
gay, Dr C. Bennett. No. io2 4thav d. II Rogers doe
ton Jus.us Palmer ESQ.,. No. II Ns-.aa.t r FJ~ief,
No i7s Hyrle.sv Brook sd ohes The following le,-r
ftom Dr. BuTtfots will soesk for i.solf
NEw.YoRK No t79 E.s nth a. Aug q, 1855
DEAR Your favor Of he lei int j. IN hsDd h.ge only
% ssy thai the forth certificate published are
p.rtcpls have sue- hat time rmerdsd
q nv have heard from three crcs
Mrs John Wrsbt No a. Fosyths New YORK hiss had
tsr hair oet~y restored Another my cousin, Miss II
yea civ her ha from eryspes has been re-
hale In early year; O. The .hud
case 10 thai fpd Mr Boyd, who sad 70 months
fbe bw head He has used nearly three tbs aud
che by short Of soIs hair This "a ALI
the kes,orer You certainly welcome 10 INV
kIowisdse the subject As recoInehd anything
In tho Of profession. must VITA No facts
above judgment Ia whether to ry OF
you d. woud be vleased matter Of curiosity TO
learn the Ie,u't Respectfully s9ss. ,,,nryrrr nm
(sAoed) HENRY BUkTNETE, MD
To MILLER. esq.
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CTEAM POWER TO LEr-A Brick two-story
RIIJnvNG 100 Zee, h, 20 A, Ele.be,hport ~ j. Apply
TO A. BAIZ No 4s7 Broadway, J. o. ROLsTOS, Eliza
beth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

~ This beautiful invention is be the
Office Of the advertiser Letters, tickets labels envelopes
notes paid checks &C. by single motion OF the hand be
.tsDped 18th any required device 100 2co copies be
tste without reipiLg which 10 done 10 seconds Il
and he made cheaper thsn any stamp And
vii do work three times fast Tho rights su be
No T. third story.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE al

ID Greenwich Greek. the Depot II with soendn
new iwo,iory frame oetssoa- shaped House. 80 By 3D. WAY
euroa ara double psEzas al round Splendid view OF IN
Sound suroundias sne Apple Orchard hrs RAJ
C2ISI J. BLEEcKER Co, No 7 Brosis'.
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TO LET-The twO-stOry and attic high base.
i ueni brick HOUSE No 81 Finest, few DOOR east OF
Fast Broadway, perfect order with al modern improve
mers Gas Bath good sized yard with Grape vines and
shrubbery, will be rented 10 first esss ts an, only Kent
47oO ptr annum be from IL TO O'clock
ry 70 JOHN LLOYD SONS, No Is Nasaust, aid No ~
f,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

DOCK and STATIONERY STORE for SALE
- In Of the best locations 10 the City of S-~Ycrk
bis store nov doing excellent business and . new
oroufbfsre In ts immediate vicinity hang coene!
hieb will Add very much 10 its sdvant.sea The STOCK,
FIXTURES and LRASE will be sold the be. terms The
proprietor being DESTROYS Of leaving the city
out biz business inmedateiy Address r. n O. Chatham
square Post Office. N Y
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ID M LIE A + s.
i IS CAGES Natural and round handle AIN VANS.
IFS cases one q al CHI SESr FANS,
10 cases FRENCH MUSLIN and PAPER FANS
Just received and tor ,se by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-07
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALExANpRIA, Nov Z. 1855

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. z, 1856
During the past three days all other inter-
ests and excitement have been swallowed up
by that experienced over the election returns.
which day and night have kept the greater
portion Of our population astir Now, how
ever, the fever is abating, and men are quiet-
ly resuming the ordinary routine Of business
life
The vote polled here on Tuesday q, 500
was the largest ever polled in this city. ID
exhibits q considerable increase In our popu-
lation since the census Of 1880.
The County Court opened and adjourned It's
November term on Monday. The session was
principally occupied in granting naturalist
tion papers.
The Democracy contemplate grand trium-
phsl demonstration in the course Of a few
weeks
At noon yesterday marriages were cele.
brIted in three Of our churches The mum.
Der Of marriage licenses granted during the
first six days of November nearly EQUALS the
whole number for 0ctober.
The Young Mems Christian Association Gel.
citrate their anniversary by public meeting
at Lyceum Hall, on the 14th inst
The cornerstone Of the Firemen's Nom.
mept will be laid on the anniversary Of the
sad tragedy it commentaries, the 18th inst.
The markets are dull in consequence Of the
last foreign news Flour IS SlfaS9 Wheat
white 81 55sSl IS Corn 60s62o Oats s3asSc.
AMI.
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WHO WANTS A sHAWLg

1FJE WOULD CALL TIE PARTICULAR
w attention Of pu chssers to our immense
STOCK OF SRAWLS, which now compri-es
every description OF desirable styles In ne al
which have been purchased upon the best terms
and many Of them for less than they can be bought
again this season.
We have always given this department Of our
busin IS a great deal Of attention, and from thu
great number we buy and 'el every season, we
a e always prepared TO show by far the largest
stock In the District, and in many instances 81
lower prices than they can be obtained for else
who're. We feel confident 1--WE believe II is gen.
orally admitted by the Ladies) that there is moth
ing in the shape Of covering so decidedly comfort
able In cold weather as a warm, heavy shaw, and
they c. rtalnly possess another advantage over any
other, and ID at Is they never ont Of fashion.
Our stock IN part comprises the following, viz
100 BIoche Long Shawls in White, Blue, Green,
Scarlet, and Black Centres, ranging from Sl2 50
to s75 and all warranted to be as cheapas they
can he purchased for In New York a. retail
800 Scotch and Bay State Plaid Shawls, Of tie
newest styles In vogue
100 Misses Long and Square Plaid shawls, In
all the various sizes.
50 Black and Lead and all Black, Long and
Square Shawls, from 80 to - so.
The above lot of Shawls will be found well
worthy the attention Of purchasers, az no b as
,ortment will be found on retail south Of New
York. w 81. SINISTER CO
No 3, opposite Centre Market, betweei 7t0
nov 4-10t and Eth streets.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoReErowE. Nov 1855

GEoReErowS, Nov. Z, 1856.
Business upon cur canal this morning begins
to lock quite encouraging again. Since our
last quito a number Of boats have arrived,
laden with grain, wood, &c.
During the month Of October friend Shoe
maker and bis deputy, W. III. Clabaugh, in
spected 3O,64 barrels of -four
We learn that the Young Mems Buchanan
and BreckInridge Club have again elected
their oftlcers, and resolved to continue their
organization until after the inauguration of
Mr. Buchanan on the 4th of March, 1857
We have heard il rumored that Mayor Ad-
olson In conjunction with our city councils In
tends recommending that Thursday, the 10th
of the present month be observed a. day Of
thanksgiving.
Gracious goodness :" exclaimed an old
lady the other day to her daughter, "what
does that little fellow on the corner of High
and Gay streets (W. r. Hurdle, d want with
FIVE hundred ladies " "Why, la ma" ex-
claimed the daughter, +" / can tell you. He
is one of the most accommodating little fell
lows, and has the greatest assortment Of beau
tiful goods you ever saw, and at prices sur
prisingy cheap, and he wishes to let them
know that they can save one-third Of their
money by examining their stock before they
purchase elsewhere Only think Of il, ma
beautiful gauntlets at So cents, and fine French
merinoes at IS cents, and lots of magnificent
ribbons and embroideries equally cheap All
my acquaintance have given him q call, and
they say he has really brought about . new
era in Georgetown in the way Of selling cheap
goods"
If g Anvan had kept his eyes open, he
would have discovered that the proceedings
OF our City Councils have been published reg
ularly the day after they trsnspired. in that
paper which has q larger circulation than any
other in our eligible Star. We had thought
that Rip Van Wrinkle, like brother +" Sam, ("
was dead long, long ago.
No material change has occurred In the
-four or grain market since our last. 8.
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JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

JAS T.. Mc6 UlRE, Auctioneef
INTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL and VElHabIe W harf Property at and
near the south end of 7,h street west, under
deed OF t'ust By virtue Of deed II trust, dated
May I, 1854. AID recorded in Liber J. A. 8, No
20, foltos S. 6, et seq we shall proceed TO sell, on
MONDAY, the LIST day of December next, at IL
O'Clock NJ at public auction, to the highest bid
der, all that property lying in tie city Of Wash
ington, ID. C known in the plat OF said city as
square numbered Az, together with the improve
menis thereon. excepting a certain lot Of ground
therein belonging to the heirs OF the late Simon
Frazier;) the entire wharf property lyir west 81
Ill square, (472, } kacwn as Pages wharf proper
ty; tue vhoi" OF square All, IN said city and
10 g. 4, s. and G, In Pas es subdivision OF quart
3p0 Tie property viii BE- sold in lois to suit
purchasers.
Also, the steamer George Page, now plying be-
tween Washington and Alexandra
Terms One half cash, and tt balance at six
months, on notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
secured
Sale will con- mence on the wharf west Of square
AZ. All conveyancing at the cost OF purchas ers.
IL the purchaser or purchasers should fail TO
comply with the terms Of sale within five days
thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at the risk and expe use OF the defaulting purcha
purchasers, after giving We days. previous
notice in the N ational In elligencer.
JOHN T. FENWICK, (r
RICHARD WALLACH,} AeS'
oc 2i-eod6ds JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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MARRIED.

On the Oh instant, in Alexandria, Va , By the
Rev. John e. BloI, FRANCIS MILLER, Of
Washington, TO REGINA NJ second daughter
OF Wesley Summers, OF Alexantria.
AtSt Johns Chur h, In this civ. on the 5th
instant by the Rev Smith Pyne, John ELL
COET, IT CT Baltimore and JENNIE, young
e daughter CT WILLIAM GORDON, Of tHis
city.
On the 9th instant, ct Ryland Chapel, by the
Rev. Mr.. Dral1, SAMUEL BEALL, to Miss
MARGARET BAGGOTT, all Of this city. =
On Thursday, the 9th Instant, by the Rev
SO PHIAC BOUVET, Of this city.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev VIM. Krebs,
GEORGE A. BASSETT and CLORINDA nj
WILLIAMS, all Of this city
On the same day, by the same, JAMES r. AT
WELL, and LUCY b. BULLARD, both Of Viz
ginia.
On the 5th instant, by the Rev. MIR. Clarke
Lieut. THOMAS SCiITT FILLEBROWN, u.
Navy, to MARY ELIZA, daughter Of b. J.
Potts, ESQ
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AUCTIOM sALas.

BY WALL, BARNARD & co, Auction esrs
DEREMPTORY SALE OF NEARLY
l. new and well Kept Furniture at Auctio = !.
On MONDAY MORNING, November 10, at 10
O'Clock, we viii sell. at the residence Of NJ 4
Roberts, (who Is about to leave for kurope) No.
So Louisiara avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
a neat assortment Of Household Furniture and
Kitchen Requisites, consisting In part Of
MahoKany tete-a tete Sofa and Chairs
marble top centre and side Tables
- DO enclosed Washstand, Gard Table
manegany Secretary and Boob case, do Rocker
Cane seat Chairs and ecker
Iwo french plate gilt frame Mirrors
anIee- ply, ingram, and stair Carpets OIL Cloths
window Shades, Curtains. and Comics
Parlor Stove, Kitchen Requisites
bedstsad, Feather Bed, ard Bedding
WIN nany otner articles in the housekeeping
line unnecessary to mention
Terms at sale
WALL, BARNARD 4 CO,
NV US AuctfoneeYs
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By WALL. BARNARD & CO. .Auctioneers.
I ARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
LIZ legant Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, &c.
ut Auction.-On WEDN ESDAY next, ~ inst !,
we VIII sci, at - o'clock M, at the store Of
MtssIs I. Galligan & Co, under Browns Hotel,
their entire stock Of elegant Fancy Goods, Plated
Ware, Work boxes, Perfumery, Articles for the
Toilet, jewelIy, &c. We name in part
Rosewood and mahogany inlaid Work boxes
Rosewood and mahogany Writing Desks
Rosewood and mahogany bound ard inlaid Dres-
sing Cases
EosewOo' and mahogany ferfumery Stands, CT
gar Cases
PapieT n ache, pearl and inlaid Stands
Pepier mache pearl Cabinets, very elegant
Papier nacbe Desks, Boxes, and Cases
Papier mache Portfolios snd Inistards
Pearl, Ivory, ard silver Card Cases, plain carved
and inlaid
iYoIy, pear 4, and satin wood back Hair Brushes
Ivory, buffalo, and she'll dressing tack ard side
Combs
Ivory, buffalo, fine Combs, very large stock ard
Of superior quality
Elegant cut glass Bohemian Vases
Elegant cut glass Perfumes
Elegant China, gilt, ard Dresden Vases
fafian Pitchers. Vases, and Ornaments
Bronze Statuets, do Canctlabras
Canes with gold, silvtr, ivory, shell, and agate
Ladies' riding Whips, beautiful
Fine Rodgers & Sons Pocket Cutlery
EezoIs, Bowie Knives, and cissoTs
LubiD,s E1irtcts, Parma Cologne, Lavender,
Flowers "a other Pelfumeries
Rosewood framed toilet and hand Glasses
Fine G. Id Breaspins, Finger Rings, Bracelets
studs, Keys, Chains, &c
Large assortment Of English and American Pated
Ware
Cake baskets, Vegetable Dishes, Covers, Wal
tiers, AID Casters
CIumh Scra pers, Spoons, and Forks
Tea and Coffee Ssts
Marble, bronze, papier machc Clocks
Oil Paintings, Prints, &C.
Also, The glass Cases, which are Of the best plate
glass, rosewood frames, Counters, &c.
This sto Is the largest and fneststock OF such
Goods ever offered In Washington and will posi-
lively be sold 20 The highest bidder Sele 10 con-
tinue every day and evening until all Is disposed
Of.
TERMS: All sums 81 and under SIS cash over
that amount a credit Of co and so days, for no es
satisfict 2rily endorsed, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.
ov5-ts Auctioneers
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MAHshAL's SALEM VIRTUE o

MAHSHAL'S SALEM VIRTUE OF
Isl two writs Of Fieri Facias issued from the
Clerks cfice OF the Circuit Court OF the District
Of Columbia for the county OF Washington, and TO
ne directed, shall expose at public sale, for cash,
In front Ofthe Court house door OF said county,
SATURDAY, the sth day of y ovember next, 1885,
at II O'Clock IN one Pew In Trinity Church, No.
Sc, In the city of Washington. ID. C., seized and
levied upon as the property Of Samuel Chase Bar
ney, and W II he sold to satisfy Judicials No "a
and as, 10 October term, 1885, John o. Holstead
and Samuel aud Henry Kirk, rs. Samuel Chase
Barney. ID. HOOVER.
&C 23-ts Marshal for District Of Columbia.
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UAs.onishing Cure with enIy one Bot.

PREsauE IsIz, Ar ostook Co, Ne April q, 1854
1--WE herewith send you a certificate Of . performed
by the OF only bottle of the Btters
Mr. Clark to be man Of vcrsy and have doubt Of the
Inquiries viii state that daughter aged about
has bssn complaining Of rain in her side for
yeTs, ard abo1t the first OF January
and to her bed The pain in her side very
we're besides being with pains
and In hsr breast From reading of cures per
tormed BY "Hoohsnds German Btters' induced to
~ u In her sud and purchased
botts She had taken it bu: few began T.
improve. and now, after taking only bottle enjoy
ing better health than she has for She
in her side or In part OF her body and attributes
c1re entirely TO the Germas Bittsrs.
Salmon Brook, Aroos:ook Co., Ne. WIN. CLARK
See advertisement. Sen 7-smr
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UBrswr's Bronchial rreches.-uwe

have found them OF great service Bronchial rra
on and In subduios Hosrsensss produced Colds
our clerical brethren real favor in calling their
II m."-Zon's Herald. eve commend them
tenon Of public speakers singers others are
troubled with affections Of the t-Christan Watch
man. For Coughs Asthma, 30, cheerfull7 bear
mony rom personal knowledge TO their efficacy .Baous
Pictorial They simple and elegant for
isering In combination medicinal held
In general esteem among Physicians I'm the treatment
Bronchial .f7e'ons"-Dr. @. =. Bgeow. Containing
opium deetsrious drugs these Lozenxes can be
freely by public speakers vocsts for clearing and
giving strength 10 the dice Sold by all Druggists
Oct l5-H JAMES N CALLAE, Agsn..
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EY ENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARNING TO PARENrs.-Among the deaths
in to- days Star will be found the name Of
Ellen 7. Phelen, an interesting child of some
four and half years, the circumstances of
whose untimely end illustrate the danger of
leaving friction matches exposed within the
possible reach Of children. IL appears that
the family went to church last evening. leav-
ing the child in bed at homo, and with fires
and lights all ext,nguished. On the return Of
the family an alarm was created by per-
vsding smell of burning feathers which filled
the house, and on opening the door of the
child's bedroom, IL was found to be filed with
a suffocating smoke, aud flames were bursting
out from the bed. The child was found quite
dead, but with not the slightest mark Of a
burn upon her person, and in the opinion of
the hysician, DIR. Bogan,) who was called in,
she persisted from sufocstion, produced by
the burning feathers or the sulphur Of fric-
ton matches. 1t is supposed that the child
arose after the family left the house, and
taking some friction matches from o shelf lit
g tiny wax candle in her possession, and re-
turning to bed left the lighted candle in such
proximity to the bed clothes az to set them on
FIRE while she was sleeping.
MAsoNIc-We learn that the Grand Lodge
Of the District Of Columbia, at its annual
Communication, held on Tuesday, the 4th
inst, elected the following officers for the en-
II.
Master; R w. Y. p Page, Deputy Grand
Master; r. W. James Goszler, Senior Grand
Warden r W. VIM Nj. Smith, Junior Grand
Warden; r W Gustavus A. Schwarzmsp,
Grand Secretary; r W. Christopher Cam
mack, Grand Treasurer; w HOratio ". Steele,
q Wand Lecturer; Rev. and w. Byron Sun
dsrlsnd, Grand Chaplain; w Stephen ID.
Mills, Grand Marshal; w. Samuel z Rand
Senior Grand Deacon; w ]. T. Mason Barnes,
Junior Grand Deacon; w. Franklin Little,
Grand PursuiTant; Bro G. W. Hall, Grand
Tiler.
NV Charles S Frailey, the present G rand
Master, declined n reelection on account of
the feeble state Of his health.
FIRE IN THE REAR Last night, some ia
veniles (who should have been in bed) col
Iected pile Of boxes and barrels at the inter
section of FOur-and half street and the ave.
nue., and, without regard to party, touched it
Of in the shape Of a bonfire to the winning
side, whichever it might be. So far so good !;
but not the sequel, for one Of the young pa
tricts, having fractured the seat of his panta
looms in his labors, incautiously whisked the
protruding burgee OF shirt tail through the
flames, which fastened upon it instanter, and
made shocking rayages in the broad oxpanss
Of sixpenny muslin. The little fellow first
whirled around 10 dismsy at the rate Of about
thousand revolutions a minute, and then,
acting on the advice of his compatriots, seated
pump and put himself out.
Sylyanus Cobb, jr might elaborate this il.
eident into {" tail or horror"
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IL Important to thc Ladies!-Dr. ID

PONCO'S FEMALE PILLS.-Ths combination OF Ingredi-
eats IN the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy
merits ara based extensive practice Of thirty
Jesrs and where the directions have strictly fol
lowed they have failed to all Irregularities
relieve painful AID difficult nation (parcusrly al
the change OF le They will the Whites and
all ooetructons arising from cold,
and may be used successfully aFreventive Gail upop
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free.
fFce per box with fall directions Sold wholesale
re.su BY CHAS SfOTT Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue
"a hO 81 b. WAITE 53s Seventh street. Washington D.
aud r. s. ClSSSL, 3soTssto to whom s orders
Re SENT and the Pills will be seat confdeuaslly by si
ladies who enclose them dollar.
N B-sse signature the box to counterfeit It IL for
iea-
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


ROOKS, B00KS!-Fsur thousand Vel.
- amss Of New Bssks at Alctisn.-I shall
sell at my store, corner Of 7th and streets this
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY, com
nencing at O'Clock, fne collection Of standard
BOOKS In the different branches Of literature :
among which are the works Of Goldsmith Ir
Wing, Scott, Lamb, Hunt, Addison, &c.
Also, hne lot Of Family Bibles, Gold Pens,
Pencils, &c
The Booksare arranged for examination during
the day.
nov7-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
BY WALL. BARNARD co Auciioneers
ID H z M TORY SALE OF sixty.
eight Geld and silver Watches, Gold
Feb Guard and Vest Chains, Geld and Sill /.
yer Pencils, Geld Breast Pins, Earring, &c.
al Pubic Auctten.-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, November 11th, at 10 O'Clock, we will SELL
at our auction rooms, one ofthe finest assortments
Of Gold and Silver Watches, &C all Of which
are In complete running order, and will positively
be sold without reserve, viz:
10 fine Gold Hunting Case Watches
~ do Open.face Detached Levsr Watches
IL siiver-case Hunting and Open face and plain
Gold Fob Guard and Vest Chains ffiae)
Do Breastpins, Earrings and Fling Rings.
Together with several pieces Of fine Gold Jew
elry assorted Of the finest quality
Terms: $50 and under cash over SO, so
and w days credit for satis factory endorsed notes
WALL, BARNARD CO.
nov I-td Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-07
DUTCH BULBus ROOTS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE
Il ceived his annual importation Of Dutch sses
Flower Il cots direct from the growers hwy
single Hyacipths, double and single Tulips,
Narcissus Lilies, Spani' b Iris, Crocus. RRBu a.
culus. Anemones, Crown Imperial, 6lsdiolus
Snowdrops, &c, In great variety. The bulbs are
what are usually sold at auctions, which are moth.
ing more than the third or fourth culIns Pr.
ces are as usual, extremely low. o.
JOHN SAUL,
nc 29-eO8t