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PERSONAL.

go. Jose de Carey of Mexico, and Hon.
Hiram Wslbridge Of New York, are at Will
lard's Hotel.
-. The founder of the Icarian community
At Nsuvoo, ID. CADET, died at St. Louis on the
9th instant, of an attack of apOplsxy.
-. Hen. Mr.. Herbert, IN. Co. according
TO the San Francisco Californian, left that cit v
in the steamer of the 10th for {" the East - =
go. E. z. G. Judson Ned Buntline) ia about
to resume tho publication Of I" His Own in
New York.
80. Mr.. James Andersen, tragedian, and
Miss Agnes Ellswortby, from London, arrived
IN the steamship Europa from Liverpool.
80. Parker II. French is not dead yet. He
tnrns up now as president Of a stock company
IN Illinois for the purchase of real estate in
Minnesota.
80. The family OF Mr. HeaIy, the we'll
known American artist, were among the ns.-
sengers by the Fulton On Saturday. NJ
Healy came to meet them from Chicago. who're
be has invested the fruits Of his many year,
labors abroad.
80. The New Orleans Picayune is informed
by Mr. Fisher, who left Greytown on the 10th
uTt that he passed fifteen days with Col. Kin.
ney, who is in good health, and is prosocutjnp
bis agricultural labors At his farm on Indi an
river with great success.
-. Governor Aiken pslpably contradicts
through the Charleston Is. c. Standard the
NeW iork C00riT'S story of the interview
between a Mr. Rodman, Of Providence, r..
republican party speaker and himself
wherein ne ls represented TO have EXPRESSED
himself gratihed with the tone and nripcinne,
Of. the speaker and his party. '''s
80. Maria de Regia, Frsnceaca 4. A..
Antonio, Luisa, Fernando, Amalia. Foi;ns
Isabel, Adelaide, Cristina, Josefa, Joaonippa'
Justa, Rufna, Lufgards, Carolina. Iib;ana'
Pelcnia, Gsspsrs, Melchiors, Baltssara A.
Aueda, Lucia, Francisco dc Paula, Ramon.
Todos los Santos, Brigidia, Dionisla, is the
name Of the infant daughter of the Duchess
de Nontpensier. Whew,
....J James L. Murdoch has been eminently
successful On the other side Of tie water. The
London Times Of the 18th ult says:
Inc excellence Of Mr.. Murdoch, the Amer.
lcan comedian, has been testified by the
crowded houses that his performance of Young
niraoei has attracted to the Haymarket for
four successive weeks He will 10 morrov
evening appear in another of the old Enoii.h
comedies, and will play, for the 6rst time :,
this country, Rover, in Wild Oats
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represent that oflste his losses from that source
have equalled his accessions from the United
States.
The problem to be solved in his case Is how
long he can hold on there. We do not see in
the last advicss any thing leading TO the con-
clusion that his enemies have as yet effected
any thing likely to hasten his exit from Central
America. -
Removal and Promotions j. Cath
cart has been promoted from q third class
Isl, 6O0) clerkship to be Chief Clerk in tho Of
foe of the Second Comptroller Of the Treasury,
vice Tobias burlington removed.
VIM. A. Evans OF Maine, has been promoted
from a second class clerkship IS, 400 to a
third class clcrkship Isl ,s0o,) vice Cathcart
promoted.
VIM. S. Fort of New jersey, has been pro-
NOTED from a first class clerkship Isl ,200,) to
a second class clerkship Isl, 4O0,) vice Evans
promoted.
W. F. Wilson of Texas, has been appointed
to the first class Isl, 200 per annum) clerkship
made vacant by the promotion of Mr. Fort
| mentioned above.
We understand that the removal of Mr.. Pur.
rington was based wholly on political grounds,
and that he deservedly bears high character
for integrity, capacity and faithfulness.
Kansas.-The re-established Berod of
Freedom, published at Lawrence, Kansas
Territory, proclaims that peace reigns in the
Territory, and praises Governor Geary for his
energy aud the fairness with which he treats
the Non slaveholding State party there.
Illinois.-The journal of Comnssrce shows
that the vote Of Col. VIM. A Richardson for
Governor is greater than that for Buchanan,
and accounts for his defeat only by the fusion
of the Fillmourners and Fremonters against
him.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department yesterday, 14th November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
h. hooho nf fba nono...-.
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sPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union argues to show the fallacy of
the reasoning of those who deem it possible
that southern confcderacy, embracing our
Southern States, Mexico and Central America,
can ever be formed and flourish. From the
same paper we learn that the plurality of Bu-
chanan over tie Fusion ticket in Pennsylva.
MIA is (oficiaD 1912, and his majority there
over all the opposition votes and tickets COM
binsd Nf05.
The IntsIigencer deliberately discusses, in
a very interesting article, its position in the
late Presidential canvass. 1t repeats its for
mer disclaimer Of sympathy with either Know
Nothing or Republican psrtyisms.
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THE WEEKLY STAB.

Our weekly issue Of to-day will be found a
capital number repletc with interesting Wash
ington and other news of all description, for
eign and domestic, as well as capital tales,
&C., for family reading. Persons in Wash
ipgton desiring to keep friends at distance
posted with reliable information rs to how the
world wags here, cannot do better than to step
down and subscribe for the WEEKLY STAR to
be mailed regularly to their address.
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BY PARTICULAR REQUEST.

BY PARTICULAR REQUEST.
WYE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED MANY
w times by our friends and customers to more
particularise our place Of business. rs they have
gone into G. WooDwARD's old place Of business
for their goods and bought there, supposipR that
they were buying Of C. WOODWARD BON.
Our place Of business Is now In the three story
brick building next door westof q. Woodward's
Old Stand, built Iast summer twelve months bv
Messrs. Ager q Mclean, No. 3ls, on ID s'reet.
between i@h and iith streets, fronting on Penn:
House r furnishing Goods, where we shall at an
times be very happy to supply our old customers
and the public With the very best quality of
CRATES, HOT-AIR FURNACES, for heat
Ing houses, and the latest and most approved pat.
terms OF STOVES, Of Pennsylvania Iron, the 5. q
and toughest iron found In the United States.
Daily receiving, the verv popular SUNRISE
and MORNING STAR COOKING STOVES.
four sizes each, and other kinds.
SANKEY'S seven column improved LATROBE
FIRE PLACES, for heating pariors and cham
beers above.
A very large supply Of FALL and STORE
STOVES on hand
Rem mbef-No. 3l6
@ WOODWARD 4 SON
nov 1S-N (intsl& Unionl Il-i.',-sl
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DENTAL kUUGKoa

nH.B COSBY, PENN AVENUE. RE-.
Y tween Sixth and Seventh streets -
at the place formerly occupied by DIR
van rauen, has tust received a very Snr1D
large supply Of srticles pertairi & to dentistry,
snn fTPecauliy invites the public to give him a
tession, he 10 perfectly safe In declaring th.t be
VIII give enti e satisfaction In every case The
oest professional reeWsnoss can be seen az his Of
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsrsaisisg tks Post o6les, Wasktagt es, d C..

(Ordersd to be advertised In the Bvsst~g
Star," agreeable to the following section Of the
Post Once LawIt being the Newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SIC. 5. AID be 81 fs,tksy ENACTED, That the
list of letters remaining uncallsd for In any post
once In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
iished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftenes, shall haus ths largest
eirexlatios within the range Of the delivery Of
said ONCE, to be decided by the postmastef st
such once.
srPersons applying for letters list viz
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q Huntington Hall, Lowell, the foo, IS
which gave way on the occasion of Mr. Cboa,.;s
speech, has been officially pronounced unsafs
BY the aldermen Of that city ''
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A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSEa
"A AT PRIVATE SALE Five anl -
six years old, large size, Ane style, and ~
Perfectly sound and gentle. Inquire at {XS
Green's Auction Rooms, 9TH street, NIX
Wellington. BEL 4 nov Is eo3t&
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FIRST GRAND BALL
M ARION CLUB,

THE MEMBERS or THE MARION CLUB
Il take great pleasure In announcing TO their
friends and the public In general that their Inst
Grand Ball will take place at TEMPERANCE
HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, November IL
$50
The members Of the Club will spare neither
time nor expense In making their arrangements "a
give general satisfaction, and they will also en-
deavor to make every one happy and merry II a,
will honor them with their PRESENCE.
celebrated Band has been engaged for the oc-
easion
The Supper department is placed In the hands
Of an experienced caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting gentle
man and ladies, to be had Of any members Of the
Club, end al the door on the evening Of the Ball.
Commit ee Of Arrangements
Charles Mackabee, Ebenezer Hughes,
John Jarboe, Thomas Mackabee.
Edward ChildeIs, Augustus Glasgow.
nov l5-2,R
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u The Spirit Of the Times mentions nm
sHiai mar who would rather tell Q lie on si1
months credit, than tell ths truth for cab 'iA
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To MERCHANTS AND OTHCs1

L. j. MIDDLETON,
a & IN ICK.
QGsAs.d Dsrst-Southvest conner OF y ana
SWou's stscoss- keh ~ ~
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WINTER MILLINERY

NJ KS. CASSIDY WILL OPEN ON satur-
w Gay next, November 18th, a rich ard -
splendid assortment Of Velvets, satin, Plush
ana Siik kENCH HATS for ladies and ~
cc,nLd,en, which she has this day brou ht from
New York, Of NEST elegant styles and Description,
GEO. ii. CASSIDY & co.
nov ls-0 Successors 10 A Tate, ga Pa ay.
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nOMINOES, BACK GA MON BOARDS,
u Playing Cards, Magic anterns, Grace Hoops,
Building Blocks, Boys Tools, &c at KTlss
Kringles Depot HAMMOND,
nov 1871 7th street.
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Boarding.

ANEW BOARDING-HOUSE.- C..
n REYNOLDS has taken the well known com
modious boarding house on the southeast corner
81 Pennsylvania avenue and ~ street, which Is
being entirely reAtted and furnished. She has
rooms for rent lat different prices according TO
their location } with or wi bout board. All de-
string such accommodations will do well TO call
before locating themselves elsewhere. nov II
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE s. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Ia prepared TO accommcda ate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. apS-u
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PATATlIKl.

POTATOES.
CS0O BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MER-
@cOO Ger POTATOES just arrived on board
OF schooner Sarah Jane, from Salem, and will be
sold from vessel In lots to suit purchasers
PETER BERRY,
nov l6-3t* as Water st., Georgetown.
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nIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington
u County, to witt hereby certify a.
that Walter Silence of said county brought 10Y
before me- the subscriber, OF the justice n the
piece In and for said county, this 18th day Of No
vember, 1858, as stray trespassing upon his en-
closure, DUN MARE, about Q Yeas old, about
Is hands hight; one white foot having worked
In harness; shod all round.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day Of
November, 1855. HENRY REAVER, r.
IL The owner Of the above described Mare Is
requested to come forward, prove property, and
take her away. Residence In Georgetown, on
DumbartOn street, near Montgomery street
nov 15-3ts WALTER SILENCE
COAL-COAL-COAL
w T. HAVENOW ON HAND The LARG-
w est and most superior stock Of COAL ever
brought into this market. Also ahoat and deliv
eyiIg-
137 tons Red Ash, broken for Crates
40 do White Ash Egg, for radiators
100 do do do broken for Furnace
$50 do Red Ash Stove, for cooking purposes
A deduction Of rs cents always made when de-
liveTed from the vessel.
240 lbs to the ton, from which there Is no de-
Walton Coal kept under cover.
PINE, OAK, and HICKORY WOOD always
on band. Il. & w. nj. GAIT,
Office N. w. cor. Of l2th and SITS, No 547, one
square south OF Penra. avenue. nov Is
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n a WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
u 81 The members Of the Infantry are hereby no
nj mi tilted to attend a meeting Of the Co.ps to
" w be held on MONDAY EVENING, Novem-
Der 18th, at * O'Clock p. m. Bv order Of JAS
7. DAVIS, Captain. B. F. BEERS,
nov Is Secretary.
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4 y ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD
IA 81 You are hereby notified to attend the regular
M IN Drill Of the Company, commencing on
u II MONDAY, the nth inst. By order Capt
J. TAFT: G. r.. BISHOP,
nov I5-2t* First Sergeant.
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Il OST OR STOLEN FROM MY DOOR
- A LAP DOG; perfectly white; Just -
washed clean. Any person having theAA
Dog will be suitably rewarded by returning him
to my residence, on Z street, between 9th and
10th streets, No. aH.
nov Is. Ste JOS. PECK.
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WINTER nIVI,I,yNKRV

~ MRS. NJ. A. HILLS, HAS NOW
Uopencd Winter Millinery, and will ~ =,
receive additions daily throug bout SIfHS
the season The ladies Of w shing ton and strang.
ers are respectfully invited TO call No 295 Penn
sylvania avenue, south side, between 9th and 10t
streets. . nov i5-2v
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USCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION-YOU
are hereby requested to attend meeting Of
NI I'M the Company, to be held at the Armory on
" W WEDNESDAY EVENING next Novem.
Der 10Th, 1885. at ~ O'Clock. Punctual attend
ance Is earnestly requested, as business Of great
Importance will be laid before the meeting Every
member Is expected to be present.
nov Is 4t* BY ORDER
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FIsHE SOUTHERN SPEAKER ON T.
Il volume Of $50 pages NewOrleans, 1856; con-
talning In great variety, the master peses Of
tory In Prose, Poetry, and Dialogue, selected by
ID. Barton Ross, Of Rapides Institute, Louisiana
Price S1,25.
nov Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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RI kEWARD.-sTRAYE OR STOLEN.
w on or about the 18th Of October a -.
large WHITE cow, neck speck ed with HEX3
no. neI nesn marks are very nots BILE 49,
hsr hons are rather shor; and the point az one has
pen knocked on as has also thescap Of one Of her
nPs: Se nss durham appearance, with rather
short tail. The above reward will be paid on her
6eivefyat ID. F MONKEYS Cigar and Tohaoro
store, corner OF Bridge and Washington streets,
ONO'k kVWn. nou
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>A/MAs ONIC.-THERE WILL BE A

A A ATTENTION, WASHINGTON HIGH.
n r. LANDERS You are hereby notified 10
I'M mi attend at your Armory, on MONDAY
w W EVENING, the 18th inst at7k O'Clock,
Tor special business. By order Of the Captain.
nov I5-5tM GEO. w. FLOOD. SECRETARY
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s~Persons applying for letters In the following Iis WIN
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ENAMELLED SHIRT COLLARS, PAT.
~ ented, Elegant nd entirely N ew Cen
tlemen are requested TO call and see the Patent
Enamelled SGirt Collars at STEVENs,S
nov Is Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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the State of Affairs On tho New Grana.
dian Isthmus We take from the San Fran
cisco Bulletin> the following letter, which
plainly shows the unsettled condition of af-
fairs On the Isthmus of Panama:
"The following is translated from the letter
Of Spanish lady to her husband-an Ameri.
can-in this city:
"Os BOARD SLooP OF WAR ST MARYs,1
PANAMA, Sept is, 1856
We are In the midst Of great trouble A
conflict is expected between the two political
parties on tho gubernatorial question to-day
The ST. Marys is diScharging marines to pro-
tect the whites. Myself and children, "a also
my mother and sisters, have taken refuge on
board the sloop of-war St. Marys-as also sew.
eral of our lady relatives. My father. we
hope, will come on board, as his life is threat
ened
"Mr. j. Hawes's wife and children, late of
San Francisco, are also on board. The ST.
Marys has hauled close into shore, and is i'm
bedded in the mud, with her broadside to the
town, in order to protect the inhabitants. AL,
the respectable inhabitants of the town desire
and ardently wish that the United States
would assume the prOtectorate of the Isthmus
81. A DE r."
Nicaragua The last news from Nicaragua
may be summed up in few words. Viz: there
has been no more fighting there since the bat.
tics of Massaya and Granada, which were
both disastrous affairs for Walker. The loss
of all his munitions and every thing but the
arms his troops had in their hands and tho
clothes on their backs by the sack Of Granada,
is confirmed. The enemy seem net to have
subsequently, attacked him.. and he hal made
no movement against them. He had received
recruits &c from the States, but in the mean
t'me had suffered greatly FROM dssertions.
Dtstntsrsstsd writer's from San Juan del Norts
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&c SHEWARD.-STRAYE OR STOLEN
W. from NO 2sl street, on the 18th -
instant, very large red cow with MN
Viii ace ana brown INNS round both N.Y.
Eye, white breast and long horns, (very wIin-
hied, coming straight out from the head and turn.
ihS uo~h W the IdCes ltS
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@NOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER beps
M leave to call the attention OF the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by 60 doing thew
will save from L. to IS per cent
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
je 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT
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.... Jose de Carey of Mexico, and Hon.
Hiram Walbridge Of New York, are at Will
lard's Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

Seme ofthem 1.-THE one board Of which We are ssynx,
have here a week and have board about twenty
OF guano Tho launches Of ship have been at
the shutes at four O'Clock each morning. This seems hard
but on some accounts not 80 bad arrangement as
vessel employ the first few days ging bal
last and pre- caring receive guano We were ready for
II when arrived and might have II could have got
IT, i've hundred tons board cad Of tweny five. But
here Ia the injustice of which they all complain An
American vessel TO anchor last night (5unday) and
this morning is receiving guano fast she wants It.
There is nothing fair about arrangement OF this kind
and those whose interests suffer have right 70 murmur
and TO com plain does them good. only serves to
keep Them back There but two courses for captains
10 bribe The only other course 10 to
scorn the bribery system and remain here all the Lay
days stipulated for In the charter party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

EoR NEW ORLEANS AND HAvANA-UNrTEp
States mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR Z W sntb
will commence receiving freight "Wednesday
Oct ~ and sat- for the above ports Monday oct III n ID
O'Clock A. M from pier foot Of Robinson street North river
BUS Of isdng Of goods shipped must 10 the evening
previous 10 the day Of sailing No bills o ltdinr signed ~
steamer sails LIVINGSTON, CROCuERON 4 90
" IA. .iase,
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EMPIRE WATER.

A CARD-To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or CON.
N gress wster.-An inferior article OF mineral water
IL advertised and sod under The name Of "sarstcs.
water the word "saraoas' beng used BY counter.
fctcrs In where thew dare risk selling
their fictitious article "Conrressr The q
the cheat arises from Congress- water having been 90
often called Saratoga water that people suppose ai
ts true and only name. Taking advantage OF this the
spurious article up with and bottles
ss 10 resemble, a. near as they dare Congress water,
and mostly sold az imitation Of 10 those unacquanted
with the distinguishing and brand peculiar flavor
and qualities Of the genuine Congress water. There are
multitude OF springs at Saratoga the water from any OF
which might b hus sold a. Saraoga water, by persons
whose srupies Of conscience ert only eases whee
liable peounary punishment and the article 80
imposed osc public be worhle ssr Injurious fyou want
genuine buy orrepccabis dealers ouy and
that the brand the cork CONurRSs
wATERC " for without those words letters, 10 .
svinding counterfeit Tn wrunR ne, will send you
lat o. prices sys and PACKAGES and BY ordering frcr
direct ar for the amount ordered have
n safely forwarded 70 ssy part Of he M
CLARKE WHITE,
Cons~ess Spring ssrstora Springs
40 ~ j IsAnN aEess New AsTA
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1DIcoRD,s PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN TMroRrANY
III class OF diseases. Ac.-DR. G. ID. HAMMOND, pupil -
RECORD OF Paris and Ora Carnochan and noH, hs cy-
mr. he this specially At his rooms SIS H<oei
Wv opposite the ~ Nicholss Hotel daily Treatment sso
By i.nes Svas4.@-ols = s1sis.s e ss.S S~o,rc
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CToCK ktE.-PAIF INDIA BITTER ALE vERy 40
- perior also psle fresh mild NJ JONAS brewery sAsxh
sissI bs,Nssa nYsagss y AAaS,