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OPENING POSTPONED.
FIRST WARD RESTAURAsr,

u. 4. DIVERNOIS, Proprietor.
TINE PROPRIETOR OF THIS NEW AND
Il splendid establishment, well known In
Washington for a number Of years, and INN
formerly proprietor Of the Napoleon II otel .xs.A
Of HOboken, which was always the resort OF the
fashionable society, and the connois,eurs Of COED
living, has the honor to announce to the citizens
Of Washington and strangers, that his estab.
lishment will be opened on the Sth Of November,
1885 The numerous efforts which he has made
to satisfy all demands which he may have, the
comforts OF his establishment assures him perfect
success In his enterprise This establishment Is
divided into three parts each having private en-
trance,-the pant reserved for families being fur
nished with elegant Parlors and Bed Chanlo RS
The Gentlemens' apartment consists Of Parlor and
Bed Chambers, which can be rented with or with
out board. The Restaurant depart ment has
splendid Saloons for dinner parties; is newly
decorated, having all the modern Improvements
attached. The Bar Is supplied with the best Of
Wines and Liquors, imported expressly from
France FOR this establishment Hot and cold
Lunch at all hours on the New Orleans plan The
Table d'HOte will be served every day at Ok
O'Clock, and on Sunday at 2, which will be unri
vailed in Washington.
N There is also splendid stabling attsch-
ed to the establishment.
&C a9-lw q. r. DIVRRNOIS
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New Jersey Politics

TRENTON, Oct. 2s.-The Republicans spd
Americans met here to-day for the purpose of
forming a Union Electoral ticket. A re
spectable number OF both parties were present.
They met in separate Conventions The Re.
puhlicans proposed 10 the Americas fusion
similar TO that made IN Penusylysnis, but q
difficulty arose about the terms Of the propo-
sition. second proposition was then made
by the Republicans, 10 which the Americans
answered that no arrangement could be m ade
Both Conventions adjourned and no fusion was
effected
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By f. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.

DUBLiC ssLE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, November 18th, at O'Clock p. m, OTIS lis
and ll9, fronting g'K feet on ID street, and run
ming south $50 fee; to public alley
These Lets are opposite 81 Johns Episcopal
Church, and are among the most eligible In
Georgetown They will be divided into three
lots Of about 80 feet each
Terms: One fourth cash; cor an approved note
at:0 days) and the balance In 6, H. and 10 months
with approved security.
EDW y. WRI6HT,
Oc S-0 Unsell AuttiCresr
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GOOD INVESTMENT.

WE HAVE FOR SALE TIE FOLLOW
w ing BONDS or STOCKS, which can be
sold 10 Yield the purchaser 10 to ~ PER cent per
annum:
se0,ot0 Ramsey County Bonds, (Minnesots
TerritoryD iOPer cent. Coupons, payable In New
York.
5,Go0 Virginia and Tennessee, FER cent.
Coupons, payable In New York.
SO coo Orange and Alexandria, 6 Fer cent
Coupons, payabl. In New York
IS O0J Corporation OF Washington stock, per
cent
$500 Corporation OF Alexandria STOCK, per
cent
- coo In shares OK the Patriotic Bank
The Ramsey County Bonds We regard as very
safe and desirable The county Is the most
wealthy and prosperous In Minnesota, I'm which
l. situated the nourishing city Of 81 Paul The
county has only issued go 0U0 OF bonds and only
So, O1U Is low OUTSTANDING. The bonds IA A due
annually, the nrst two being payable IN New
ork In 1861 The taxes now due TO the county
is Represented ample TO liquidsie the whole debt
SWEENG. RITfENHOUSE, FAINT & CO,
&C ~ eO2w lnteldOrganl Bankers
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AUCTION BAY Guuus

yNE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w New York and Philadelphia auctions, a
large and handsome assortment Of
Ribbons, hmorOideries, Linen Gamble Hand
kerchiefs
Black aud Fancy Dress silks. Iousiin Deiaias,
a.d WOODEN plaids
Large lot OF NcoleE and Cotton Hosiery a. i
Gloves
Wooden and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers
W oolen Comforts and Scarfs
ChIldrens' Hoods and Scarfs, which will be So q
at very low prices
w. EGAN & SON,
No. 3a3, south side Pa ave , bet 9th and 7th
&C 22-6t streets
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NEW VILLAIsY "A widow woman in Pc
tersburg, Va has been arrested on a charge
of theft, at the instance of a young man she
refused to marry. He first circulated reports
against her character in other respects, and
failing to do her injury in this manner, had
her arrested on the charge named, offering to
retract the charge if she would marry him
She, Of course, still refused, and was brought
up for trial, when the graceless scsmp failed
to appear.
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have found them OF
hon aud In subduing produced by Colds
our clerical brethren real favor 10 csy their attention
10 hsm"-ZDh's Herald. =" We them " tie d
tonton Of public speakers Fingers Others
tEoabed with affections OF the TnrcatChTistsn Watch
man "FDr Coughs Asthma. az, cheerfuy bear tseIi
phony from knowledge their acy"-B.ou
Pictorial They simple and elegant for admin
iserins Ia combination several medicinal substances
in general esteem among Physicians treatment Of
Bronchial anrcIOns"-Dr q. =. BIgelOw Containing no
opium deetrious drugs these ozenkes can be used
freely by pubic speakers aud clearing and
giving strength 70 the voice Sold by all Druggists.
Oct l5-u JANIS
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Later from Havana-Preparation for War

NEW YORK, Oct. 2e-Tbe steamer Quaker
City, with Havana dates to the 18th ult., ar
rived here this afternoon.
The rumor Of war with Mexico and the
annexation Of Dominica continue to occupy
public attention at Havana and the govern
| ment is busy in making necessary prepare.
ton. Arms tor st. Domingo were already On
board n man-Of-wsr, which was TO leave an
soon as the home government decided upon its
course.
Sugars were Grm for best qualities but low
grades have declined half q cent
Exchange on Northern cities ~ to g.
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Kew York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct 80 Flour 10 dull; sales
Of Ii, 900 bbls State So 5OsS6.65; Southern Is
irregular and unquotsble.
Wheat has q declining tendency; sales of
81 600 bushels, red 81 53aSl go, white 81 IS
aSl u Corn is advancing; sales Of so 900
bushels; Southern mixed 70ia72c
Pork is buoyant; mess S2l.l2i. Beef In
firm; Chicago repscked Sill Lard is higher,
closing buoyant; sales in bbls. at l3sc.
Whisky is dropping; Ohio at Sac.
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UAs,onishins Cure with o.Iv ana H.,
Jos. b Hall Co, says; "Ae DIV

Pnkseux lsLK, Arcostook Co Ne Anr,l "A inx
we herewith send 9 ceracsts on r. nsr,ar,.. "A
~ the use OF only one bottle of
hr Clark to Be man Of versey have no douSs OF ID.
nsssrs. Jos. b. Hall 4 Oo.-6entlsmen-rn .,.,u.. .,
Inquiries, will state that daughter ho, ySui
has been complaining Of pain in side Tor A.. -
years and HbOut the hrst Of January last Wa.
and confined 20 her bed. The pain In side W..
besides being troubled with M Sc
and In her breast. From reading humber OF rur.. @
formed BY "HoonAnd's German Bitters" wa.
10 IN her and TO
She had taken days when she hsS.n y,
Improve and after taking only bottle she IA
health than she for years feels no nj,
IN her side In Of her body
entirely TO the GeTmsa BIttsrs.
o&lmOn Brook, AroOstoOk Co, Ne. WIN CLARK
See sdysrttsssaelt. sep7-amr
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Baltimore Marke,s

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30 Flour is unchanged
since the afternoon market; City Mills sold
for SO IS, Howard street for Sc 81, and Ohio
for future delivery Sc IS.
Wheat Is in fair demand; sales OF good to
prime reds 81 50asl SIS, and the same quali-
ties Of whites at 81 5SaSl sc Corn ID irresu-
lar; sales Of white and yellow at $50.
Whisky has improved; sales at SOTO
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Don SALE-AT TIE FIRST WARD
l. Livery stable, on street, between -
18th and 18th streets, one pair OF BAY &
HORSES, 8 and years old, l5k hands @8&
high; and one pair Of GRAY HORSES AN
a and years Old, l6K hands high; Warranted TO
he sound and Well broke 10 harness Also. ore
Bew Coupe CARRIAGE, made 70 order; ana
one front clarence FIJI / CALECR r.. which cannot
bs surpassed for beauty and style, both made by
Bee us, Alligator Perry, Coac L Makers, Phil
adeipbia. oca-lms
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AUCTION eALHs
By A GREEN, Auct,one,r

by a 6HEEN, AuctioneeT
EAIENSiVE SALE ON kCCOUNr oR
government, BY order Of the Superiu.
tende nj at the Treasury Dspartment.-On
MoNDhi the I'd day Of November, shall sell
at public auction, at 10 O'CLOCK a m In 49,
Of the Treasury Department, a very extensive lot
BOOK cases, Writing Desks, Shelving and Stands
Stoves, Crates, Tenders, Andirons ana Coal hoss
large lot Of old Iron and Lumber
With large lot Of other articles. which we deem
unnecessary to enumerate
Terms cash The articles 10 be removed Nv
the purchaser on the day OF sale.
Any persons wishing to fl up their rooms with
bookcases and shelving, pigeon holes and pc per
cases, will do well TO attend the sale
oc 29-d A. GREEN, AuctIoreer
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CHARLESTON, Oct 2S.-The steamer Isabel
from Havana via Key West arrived here to-
day with dates to Saturday. A royal order
bad been published, that United States gold
hereafter would only be received for landing
permits, at such value as the officers may
deem correct Mr. Blythe had not vet as
sumed the duties Of tho consulate
Sugars have slightly advanced, as the last
rains would probably retard the crops
Freights were dull
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Financial.

NEw YORK. October 80 Stocks are eener-
ally loser; Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road ST; Cumberland Coal Company az;
Michigan Sosthern SIS; New York Central
S2i; Reading 20; Canton's pa; Virginia 6's
9lt. Sterling exeharge is dull at l09l.
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"Ah-W AR-WAH.

Il and all kinds Of Domestic Goods, are ON the
advance. l mention this In order to let people
know how TO save their money:-it Is by calling
at the PEOPLES STORE, and get Cottons,
Dress Goods, Pant Stuff, Embroidaries, Hosiery,
&c, at less than old prices. | will mention 40
pieces Irish Linen that is very cheap, al
&C 2e.2W w. X HURDLES, 0eOrpetoXn
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IrFevsr and axue cured without using

QGsnne Arsenic Mercury. Opium of tine poisonous
drugs dangerous compound generally resorted to by
sufferers from this long drawn affecting and
Of all diseases by resorns to Carriers Spanish Mixture
which contains OF the above deeeriOus substances
cures erectuzy and fully by acting specifically Liver
ana skin Purifying the Blood and expeIg ths remains
old medicines with which the has been cogyed
Opening the Of the body and allowing
srg1es " Va
pee the cure Of Mr. John LoDgdon Of Va he had
Asue ana Fever chills twice day for three years
Hns PEI ulahently cured him. until he tried Csrter's
hxure three bottles perfectly restored
- noai.n, nor mas he had chill since. lie IL only
out OF thousand who has the life an
~ '-%~.e'o Huflnsrof the blood. sep Him
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viii snGdue the and Inflammation the
burns or scads 10 from To mint
Will heal the wounds without
SOres-files-SAlI kheuualn sore
and lntimed Eyes-Cuts- wOunds-Br uses-Old and In.
Seerais Sores-Scald Hezd-COTns
-FeOns-Chilb Aihs-Bite OF Iusects-
sw-lied and Broken Brea-t-Sore Nppes-Erupuons-an
all other ulsmnztOry and cutAneOus where thu
parts affected can be reached.
Don't be about the many diseases named TO Be
cured by only one thDgbut reflect that the
tive properties witch the DALEY as
heretuiOTe ~ fOurcAn
afore mentioned diseases but many enumerated
Each box OF GENUINE DALLYs PAIN EXTRACTOR upop
t Steel Plate Engraved Label the signatures
CLlCkENEs 4 Co, prOpretOrs, and HENRY DALEY
per box.
81 AL orders should be addressed Co
IL Barclay street, New York W.
error sale by CHAs. STOTT, NAIRN 4 PALMER and
Druggists generally. cps-sosm
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STEAM JOB PRINTING.

V0NhOMAS McGILL HAS REMOVED HIS
Il BOOK and JOB PRINTING OFFICE TO
the new and commodious building on Pennsylva
MIA avenue, south side, three doors east OF lltb
street.
Having added seam powor and an additional
large Jobeing Press 10 his former facilities, he is
prepared better than heretofore TO execute all work
entrusted to him oc 2-eoct
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CEMETERY RAILING,

IHE ADVERTISER wISRES TO SELL
IL three different patterns Of Cemx:ery Railing,
with stones complete, for planting In the ground
They are at the Congressional Burial Grounds,
and any information can be obtained Of the SEXTON
on the Grounds, or at Mrs. 6ilbert's Boarding
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CREAT lNDUCEMENrS.-TH LARG-
VI est stock Of superb Piano Fortes, kelodeons,
Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons, ViOlins, Strings,
&c, &c Is at the great emporium and first class
Music Store Of JOHN ELLIS,
&C 23- 3O6 Pa ave near i0h strs
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sss.ly AZ

81 20 Balance due the Corporation asa Igs ~
BaHE ~ " Arlington. OrEoeeI 20 less
Hoa. ". 3. MAsHUDEz. Mayor.
Mr.. Jefferson introduced a bill authorizing
the construction Of stencil traps on the north
east and southeast corners Of + street north
- and Eleventh street west; passed.
Mr.. Fisher introduced bill TO reimburse
John w. Fitzhugh for casual repairs in the
Second Ward; referred.
Also, a bill making an appropriation for
grading N street north, between Fourth AMI
Firth streets west referred
Mr. Bohlayer presented the petition Of j as
u Wood, asking the remission Ut fine re-
fsrred.
The bill from the Aldermen TO supply de-
hciency in the appropriation, approved Au-
gust 10th, 1875, for grading and grayelling
Twelfth street west, from Virginia TO Mary
land avenue, was passed.
Mr.. TurtOn presented the petition Of b
Random and others, asking that the curbstone
may be set and the footway paved on the
south front Of square No IS; referred.
Permission was given TO w ashington Hall
T. withdraw bis petition and papers from the
fies Of the Board
The bill from the Aldermen for the improve
ment Of New York avenue, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets west, was passed
The bill for the relief of Franklin Little
~as passed
duties Of the messenger of the Mayor and for
other purposes was taken up and referred
The bill from the same Board changing the
Northern Liberties engine house into a school
house, and also making an appropriation to
purchase lOt aud build an engine house for
said company, was referred
The bill for the relief o. A kena,.ay was
taken up for consideration, and recommitt
TO the claims committee, with instructions 10
report a bill for the relief Of said J. A. Ken.
nedy.
The Board then adjourned.
WHIPPING HIS WIFE Peter Brooks, col
ored, was arrested last evening for an assault
and battery on his wife. He was taken to the
Central Guard house and confined for the
night. The witnesses stated the particular
Of the assault, but the wife did not like In
give evidence and wanted to get Peter re-
leased. Stern justice required something
more, and Peter was made TO pay the penalty
which the law visits upon all husbands Who
indulge in the luxury Of wife whipping.
CoHISs In quite q number of wagons from
the adjoining counties Of Maryland and Viz
GINA were in this city early yesterday. They
were loaded with various kinds Of provisions
which were offered for sale in the streets, and
which found ready purchasers. Among these
provisions was lot of early pork.
WATCH RETURNS Books, cJlortd,
assault AMI battery on his wife security for
peace; for profanity 10 the streets has aud
cost.
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TtRs-SrRIssFrKLD ILL.,, April Il. ls56.-Some months
since while recovering from attack Fever
Was requested TO Hosteters Bters an
c!e peculiarly suited - the condition
lever IL IL but simple justice restored the
powers OF my digestive and
my powes gently have hesia-y saying that
hitaerto In using 10 In practice. It has In
where have ordered i acted like charm Iu thus speak
u oy no means claims TO be. SANDFORD BELL. NJ. ID.
Seld by druggists aud dealers generally. Civ
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MlLLlN Err

~ HAVE RECEIVED A Lotto A.
oRNew York Fall and Winter BON
S&0NETS, and will have my opening on ~
the LIST Of November. Ladies' call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
-Four good Milliners and a few Apprentices
wanted also, a Woman TO do homework
MRS RUOFF,
No. 3 East Capitol street, Capitol II Ill.
&C 1-eOlm&
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STOVES AND CRATES.

STOVES AND CRATES.
VI1EHAvE THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM
w Philadelphia and Baltimore, another lot Of
those very celebrated MORNING STAR COOK
ING STOVES; also, few Parlor Cooks, large
size, with large assortment of the very popular
fiat !Op Sunris- Cooking Stoves In store, togeth-
er with large lot of other kinds and sizes Very
handsome lot Of Passage and Store Stoves; also
large a'iety Of other kinds Of Stoves on the
nrst and second floors. Stanleys Seven Column
X adiatiDg Fire Places with the Latrobe for heat
Ing Parlors and Chambers above. Housefurnish-
ing Goods, &c &c.
Please call at No 3ls and see them; they are
selling very cheap for cash.
e.. WOODWARD & SON,
Penna. ave, bet. 10Th and nth streets.
Oc 2S-Gt (0rgan)
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P0NCO'S FEMALE PILLs.-The combination OF Iugredj.
IN the Pills perfectly harmless efficacy sud
merits based extensive practice over thirty
and where the directions have strictly fol
loved ;hey have never hiled to correct all Irregularities
relieve painful and dncult InenstruAtiOn
the Of life They will the whiie and
all obstrucons arising from cold
aud may be used successfully Preventive. Gall upon
che agent and get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 with full dir Sold olesAls An
retail by CHAS. STOTr Druggist Pen nsylvsnis avenue
SAMUEL r. WAITE, 62s Seventh street. Washington, D. c.
aud n. s. I. CISSBL, whom all ust
sent aud the Pills will be sent cOnatsnsly mail 70
ladies' who enclose them dollar.
B.-See sigssture the bOxi TO counterfeit 10 10 for
10 3-H
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LSOR RENT-SEVERkL HANDSOME Par.
Il lors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at MRS.
SMITH -, 1913 street aoyj7-sf
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MARRIED,

the 18th september, by the Rev Mr.. Daily, Lieut.
PHlLIP A OWEN, Adjutant Of the Sth regi-
ment v: .. Infantry to ELIZA HERON, daugh-
Ter OF Coi George Wight, U. 8 Army.
county, Md by the Rev. MIR. Marbury, j. MON
y blBBY, Of New York, to ELIZABETH
n. HElSk ELL, Of this CITY
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AUTHORIZATIONS

AUTHORIZATION
DECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIAAU
IL ton 800 small Merino Scerfs, at 37h cts !;
rich watered Bonnet Ribbons, at ~ Cts worth
50 French Flowers; French Merinos, AT 20 cts :,
worth 81; 500 Embroided Collars al your own
prices; inside Handkerchiefs and Sleeves al the
low figure Of l24 c.s., At the Peoples store
w. X HURDLE,
&C S-2W Georgetown.
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MEDICAL BUOKa.-WOOD's TIER.

MEDICAL BOOkd.-WOOD'S THERA
I7l peutics and PharmacOlogy,2 vols; just pub
iished. Woods Practice Of Medicine, vols ;
last edition Wood and Bache's u y. Dispen-
satory; last edition. Watson's Practice OF Ply
sic; new edition Wilson's human Anatomy
new edition. RenOurd's History Of Medicine;
vol; 1856. NSill ard Smiths Compendium OF
Medicine; new edition. DunglisOn's Human
Physiology, 2 vols; new edition DRIFTS Med
ern Surgery; new edition. With number of
other standard medical works. For sale NJ pub
fishers prices.
&C 27-tr FRANCK TAYLOR
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MAHSHAL'S SALE.-IN VIRTUE OF
vi two wrlts Of FieEi Facias issued from the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF he District
OF Columbia for the county OF Washington, and to
NE directed shall expose at public sale for cash,
In front Of the Court house door OF said county IN
SATURDAY, the Sth day of N ovember next, 1856
SO, In the city Of Washington, u. G., seized and
levied upon as the property Of Samuel Chase Ber-
ney, and will be sold to satisfy Judicials No "a
and as, TO October term, 1885, John D. Hols,ead
and Samuel and Henry Kirk, rs Samnel Chase
Barney. D. HOOVER
&C Pats Marshal for District Of Columbia
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DKUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ~.
~ Purchased the Drug Store formerly In 81
Al NpOsssssiOn of h. A Mueller, respect w
~G~fully asks a continuance OF the pat @
r0nagS n.ret0fore bestowed on the establishment
he has devoted more than twelty years 10 the
per airing and dispensing OF medicine His
knowledge Of Drugs will enable him, al all times;
% keep none but the purest and most reliable !.
and his personal attention will be given exclusive
ly 70 the compromising ard preparing OF Medi-
cines l.. 81. SMITH,
Penn ave. south side, bet Y and OH stress
&C li-eolm
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AUCTION SALES.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer

BvA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
RULBOUS ROOTS Ar AUCTIoN I'm
~ SATURDAY, November I, 1 shan sell, at
! Sucaon room, corner Of 9TH and ID streets, at
koou, rom X. Vandefschoot Il Sons, Consisting
OF, In part, Double and Single Hyacinthia. Doue.
pie ana single Tulips, Narcissus, Jonquils, Die
Won Tholls, Iris, Cfocus, &c.
The Roots are In Ane order
Ieams cash. A. GREEN,
c SV-o Auctioneer.
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SIMPSON HOUSE,

SIMPSON HOUSE,
S0EfausSt c0rnsT of fora ST ard Psrnd. dueAxe =,
WARRINGTON CITY, ID C.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER Is HAPPY TO IN
l. form the sojourners and residents OF A.
Washington that he hes spared no expense DO
In fitting up Ms well known establish ment, sx-
and is now prepared - accommodate all who NAV
favor him with their patronage on the most reas-
enable terms, and in true Philadelphia style-he
having recently removed from that city 6euue-
men can be furnished with Rooms on reasonable
terms, and they can either Breakfast. Dine or
Sup in or out Of the house, and will only be
charged for such as they may order
The Subscriber proposes to furnish Meals 20
those who may wish, on the European system,
and strangers and citizens may rely upon the
character OF his Bar and Table d'Hote.
&C l7Im WIN s. SIMPSON, Proprietor
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DIED,

On the 9th instant, JAMES B. II. McNEIR,
eldest son Of Col VIM. McNeir. f,rmeriv Of An.
napolis, Maryland
On the 18th instant, SALLIE AU6UsTINE,
iniaht daughter OF Anne and Colville Tenett, U
3. Navy, aged S months and % DAYS.
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A WORD ON Misunderstanding to tradi-
tion Mahomet was distinguished by the beau
ty OF his person. Every good looking lady and
gentleman Of the present day may become
equally celebrated by using Fontaine's Solid
lied Cream Of Wild Flowers. 1t shaves su-
perbly, in washing leaves a delightful velvet
like sOftness Of the skin, removes tan, is as
much an antidote against eruptions as any.
thing but good health can be, cleans the teeth,
sWeetens the mouth, and is considered by ths
ladies of New York and Philadelphia, who
are beginning to use it exclusively, as one of
the most admirable saponaoeous toilet COM
pounds in use. For sale by the agent and
druggists generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-30

kOR RENr.-A HOUSE ON l. STREET,
between 18th and 18th, new and neatly I'm
month. Apply to j. II. DRURY, City Post 0f.
ice. or 0Sff