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By GREEN, Auctioneer.

L'th w r HutSE AND bOJ AND POUR
Il BuildipS Lots at Auetion.-Un FRI
DAY the iith instant, shall sell, ia font Of the
premises, at ~ O'Clock p: m west part OF Lot
No :, in Square No 996, having front OF is feet
On south Il, between 18th and 18th streets east,
running back about sa feet, with side al lev, with
the Improvements, which are a good Frame
House, &c &c.
Also the balance Of said Lot No ., which Will
building lots
Also, all Of Lot No. H. I'm sauie square, having
front On l2th street east, between and streets
south, having front of az feet by 81 feet deep,
which will be divided and sold In lots 10 sui
purchasers
This property is near the NAVY Yard, and near
the residence Of Mrs Spicers
Terms: One-third cash balance In 6, IL, ls
and ~ months, for notes bearing interest from
day Of sale.
a deed given and deco Of trust taken
Title indisputablc. A. GREEN.
hoVo-d (OIean) Auotioneer.
DIhe above sale is postpon ed in CO nse.
quence Of the rain until FRIDAY, the 2Is, inst .
sau honi. n. GREEN, AuctioLeeT.
nov 15-ts
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Financial

New YoRx, Nov. I5.-StOcks are generally
lower Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
94t; Cumberland Coal Company 1877; Illinois
Central shares liz; do bonds 95i; Michigan
Southern SO; New York Central sci; Ponnsyl
vania Coal 9S4 Canton Company p; Vir-
ginia 6's 94! Missouri 6's S9i.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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DELTA SAL.oOy,

~ Stfect, oettreer sfh ana 9th streets.
'L'nIS ELEGANT SALOON WAS OPENED
Il on Saturday evening, November Sb, IA
and the proprietor, IN soliciting patronage, 60
begs leave 70 assure The public that he haS.g"3A
spared no pains or expense IN making ihis the
most elegant EATING and DRINKING SA-
LOON In Washington city. Its central and pTir
vate locality, and the admirable adaptation Of the
house TO the business, aided by the best Of cocks
and servants ard his unTemittIIg endcavofs 10
obtain the finest OY STEERS and Other de.Icacics
which the market affords, will, he hopes, merit
and receive the patronage OF his friends and the
community generally
nov 1871 Asa RICKETTS,.
MAIDS GENTLEMEN sUANI.s.
WEHAVEJUST RECEIVED OUR THIRD
w and largest supply Of gentlenen's Shawls
embracing every varie y, weie ut, and size.
N B-Also, a large lot Of Bay State SbawlS,
which we are prepared to sell at thelow price OF
IS apiece Call at
GEO IA. q WHITE & cos
Hat, Can and Gents Fun shinG Store,
nov ll.n 32 Pa av., bet 9th al dt 9th SITS.
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u Important 10 the Lodies!-py. Du

.oNSuS FEMALE PILLS.-The combination Of Ingredi-
en IN the Fills are perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
ore passed uPnn an extensive practice of over thirty
fears and, where the directions have strictly
oed hey have never failed to Irregularities
IeoV psinfrl and difficult
.s Shsnee 81 le They viii the wht,s
al ccsructons arising from cold exposure or any
and may be use1 successfully as Preyeuttr. Can nron
the agent, and get CircnlsT for particulars FREQ
trce III Per Boa with full directions
retail by CHAS SToTT, Druggist Psnpsylvanfa avenue
SAM 81 D. WAITE, SIS Seventh eet Washington o. o.
snn n D. l. OiSShL, Gecrgeown to whom all
isfiss Tho enclose them dollar - ' "
N B-See signature the box; tn,nupte,foit,is c,r
err. $50
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UWasches, Jcwclry and silver Ware,

use row on hand .u stock CT most fashionable
on Ilch gold Jewelry Also large assortment Of very
~ soid and silver Watches also manufacsrag
IN NY Own shopl every variety of liver Ware such as
FORKS, LADIES' cake and pie Knives salt mustard
sn owe spoons; Napkin Rings Pitchers Tea Sstts &c
so!la sterling silver, which will offer for sale at low
70 nan good. Of the same quality have been sold for
~ ety Al NO SIS Pennsylvania svsnue est
ssn OF the large spread eagle. n O EOOD
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IyFraud!-we call a,,e,,;on,.,hs,sc,

Of numerous unprlnopeJ that are daily making in
our city by vendors Of bitter mixture using
argument Tin order to effect sAlesl dealers I'm
eotue TO purchase from them and sell
ues we nope that suc impOstuTes will held pp 10 pub
nc 6y all respectable who
genuine aruce rot only have we the Individual evidence
Of s country hu alms every paper In The Jnion h
metns npon Ae fureTior excellence bene
Hs ueTFei from the use Of this celebrated ton besides
various diplomas awarded, among which IL one frcm the
ONO mechanics institute at Cincinnati where commit
ge-composed Chiefly CT physicians of the oy-swardcd
,o-leer ON IN Co diploma for the superior virtue of
eI bers "a tonic and strengthened of the
cd We therefore caution all agssst .mpo.itionH and
purchase OF none but respectable dealers, who they
would not deceive them. ' ~
Sold By Druggists aud dealers generally noy lo-Iw
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E,OR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER Is AU-
l. thorzed TO sell at private sal two STORY and
attic Frame House and Lot situated on 18th street,
between M and N st eets, No. 33I. Also, the ad-
Joining vacant Lot
Terms: One-third cash the balance In seven
instruments, at six months apart. Possession
given Immediately.
nov ll-eo2w& JAS T. FERRY.
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The Celebration in Honor Of the Election OF
Buchanan and Breckenridge.

Pursuant to previous notice, the committee
appointed by the Jackson Democratic Associa-
ton, together with those appointed by the diff.
ferent clubs of the city, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the celebration of
The recent Democratic victory, met at the
hall OF the Jackson Association, on Friday last,
at II p. m.
Ga motion, Jonah d Hoover, ESQ was ap-
pointed chairman, and John L. Ennis Score
tary.
ga motion of Walter Lenox, Esq, it was
resolved that the chair appoint a committee
OF one from each of the associations and clubs
present, whose duty it shall be to prepare
plan for carrying out the objects of this meet
ing.
The Chair appointed the following gentle.
men Messrs. Walter Lenox, Jas q Berrett,
w. III WOOdley, T. j. Robinson, P. F. Will
son, John w Dawson, G. M. Sothoron, C. G
lin, and w. G Flood
The committee retired, and upon their re.
turn reported the following resolutions, which
were adopted
ReSotred, That q committee of one from
each OF tho Associate of the city, and ono
from each OF the Clubs Of Georgetown, be ap
pointed to make arrangements for the pro-
posed celebration by procuring the services Of
some suitable person to deliver an address on
Tuesday, the 18th instant, and that it be
recommended to the citizens Of w ashington to
25th instant.
Resotued, That the same committee sha all
make all the necessary arrangements for a
procession for that day, which shall start at
the time and from the place hereafter to be
designated.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN +. ENNIS, Secretary.
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UIhe Electric OIL 4. attracting IN. AZ.

tenton OF me scientific as well the
the marvellous cares makes AL paine by
masi Anf unlike all other oils this Electric or
ant 10 take and viii net irrtt the skin u and
DO not smell bad Come and see q ye Rheuu4tic Come
sTd see ye sunsring and dying twenty niInut Won
For sale By CHAs. 6foTT. nov n-ix
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ARGE ROOM FOR RENT THE Third
- story of the House RIO SID, on 7ih street, two
doors south OF Odd Fellows Hall The Room
Is Is by 90 feet Inquire Of P. H. SIMS, fire., story
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CHILHRRNs, ROsxE-S

WE HAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING
w further supply CT Honey Comb r<1
BONNEIS Tor children, Of all coloS and ~, j
sizes. GEO. IL CASSIDY q CO. IT'S
&C 81 Successor to A Tate, 3Ii Penn ave
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AUCTION SALES.

BY Els. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
pLOOSHs, PLOUGH SHARES, &C., AT
Aucton.-On MONDAY next, the I7th
inst at IL O'Clock m shall SELL for account Of
whom IL may concern, on F. & A. II. Dodge's
~ Ploughs Of different sizes
As Bundles Plough Shares
~ Bales Upholsterer's Tow.
Terms cash. EDW. g. WRIGHT,
It's Arc,,onr,,
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CAST OF SEGTRI.G
OF ALL KINDS PURCHASED AT NO e
" Louisiana avenue, opposite The BAY Market
N Also, wanted, person at Repairing.
nov l0-1m&
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For Sale and Rent,

A FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
4 at NO. 5!2 12tn street, near the Kirkwood
house, suitable for genIl emsn and his WIFE
nov Is BIN
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A RARE CHANCE To SECURE FIRST
n RATE BUSINESS AND BUSINESS
STAND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
The proprietor OF frst class estaurant on Penn
sylvania avenue In central location, being about
TO engage in other pursuits oR,rs for 50 e his
stand with lease hold, having eleven years to
run. The property Is calculated for any other
business, but is now doing frat rate business as
Restaurant. For particulars apply to JAS e.
Mc6UiRE, Auction and Commission Merchant
nov g. eo6tk
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AwARDED.-This valuable ration Altar ha,ng .uh
ted TO the severest test by bv the
politan Mechanics Institute late fair in h. CITY re-
ceved The silver medal which places beyond ahead
Of all Hair Dyes now betre the public sales Inoressinx
daily GILMAN, Proprietor $50 Pennsylyauts avenue
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EVENING STAR.

JOB PRrSrIsG.-Our patrons and the public
are reminded that We are prepared to have
their orders for Job Printing Of every dsscrip-
tion executed at the shortest notice, for the
lowest prices and in the best and most salts.
factory manner. All wanting such work done
cannot do better than to apply directly at the
counter Of the Star office.
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NOR RENT-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
l. House on Penn avenue, between 9Th and 9TH
streets over A. Hoover & Sons Shoe Store, suita-
BILE for frst class Boarding House. 1t Is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
immediately Inquire OF A. HOOVER & SON,
south SIDE Of Penn. avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets oc 30-tf
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III fresh supply of Fraser,s pure Csd
Liver OIL just received Also Tnrkish ana .rc., ran
o, very superior Kind, for sale at DYSON's 26s
fennsyivaais avenue, Twelfth street nov INV
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EOR SALE-TBE BOWLING SALOON
on ID street between 9Th and 9th street This
Is good chance to clear g., 600 year Apply a,
the Saloon ncvI5 rnd5;u
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UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT -EN-
quire on the premises, No. z9J Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, south side
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.--MRS.
l. 6. Anderson has for rent large and hand.
some Paror, with several Chambers, suitable
A man servant will be kept In attendance Apply
two doors feom the KirkwOod House, fensS Iva.
MIA avenue. oc3l
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DEAL ESTATE IN THE WESTFOR SALE
- Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate In
or near st Paul, In minnesota Territory, or In OF
near Superior City, In Wisconsin, will do well tc
call atthe Kirkwood House on ALLEN PIEHSE
Of NJ Minnesota. nov II
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In compliance with resolution passed at a
meeting of the different clubs Of this District,
l hereby appoint the following gentlemen to
act as a committee to make arrangements for
the proposed celebration, and request them to
meet at my Office, City Hall, on Tuesday next
at o'clock. j. ID. HOOVER, Chairman.
Committee Of Arrangenlsnts.-J. d. Hoo
yer. chairman; c. Wallach, Ro. Guild, J.
w Dawson, c Wagner, Col. W II. Wood.
ley, F. Wilson, I Robinson, Jno. Reese,
J II McCaffrey, John PettibOne, C. w. C.
Huntington
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DOR RENT.-A HANDSOME AND CON.
Il venient House, situated on the south side of
q street two doors above 2lst. Also a large ard
commodious House situated on the corner of G
and ed streets, which will be rented at very
low rent. Persons wishing to see the above hou.
ses can do so by calling at No. 1873 street above
2lst nov IS2tx
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EOR RBNT.-A NEAT FRAME HOUSE,
L Papered throughout, and containing small
Rooms exclusive of kitchen The house is stu.
ated In quiet, healthy neighborhood Posses
sion given the LIST OF December. r'orterms apply
on thu premises, No a20 9th street, or to J.
MaRkhiTER, next to Odd Fellows sall 9TH
s rect. nov 70 6t&
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DUY YOUR PAESKNTs at
ID nov IL MCLAUGHLIN .
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
sSUfERIY COAPOUN Ed Ar ALL
h1H>, day and nignf, at b b. WALES
Drug and Prescription Store, No. 5aS 9TH street.,
opposite the Patyi6tic Bank. 90 16-lm
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TOR RENT OR SE-DWELLlNG-
House 33l, north side Penn avenue, between
9Th ard 10Th streets One Of the finest locations
In the city for professional or business men. To
punctual tenant the rent will !, mod rate. Ap-
ply on The premises TO GEO VI. b WHITE
CO, or to CHAS. Il LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, 42i Penn, avenue near X street nov IL
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KRIsS KRINaLE'S DEPOT.-LAM-
N MOND, 4si 7th street, has again been ap-
pointed my sole agent for the button Of Toys.
nov 10 1t KRISS KRINGLE.
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PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
MURDOCK'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
WI Counter Scales Of all sizes for sale at manu-
facturers prices by ROGUE& O'NEILL
SCI Agents. No. los Water ST., Georgeto~s.
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lHE foUS6 TRAeEDIAN, EDWIN ROOr1
Inns talented son Of the great tragedian, J.
b Booth, makes bis first appearance on tn
National boards on Monday night. He has
been laboring under a severe illness AT the
house Of his mother in the vicinity of BaIti.
more for some weeks past, but is now sufi
GENTLY recovered TO make it certain that he
will be able to fulfil his engagement at the
National Manager Ford, we learn, will
transfer his Baltimore company to this city
on the occasion Of Mr. Booths Appearance
thus ensuring him adequate support
CIRCUIr COURT court and iurv a,s
still engaged with tho trial of the case com.
menced on Monday. 1t is for the recoyerv NJ
certain property purchased some wears AGO NJ
tar sale BY Mr. Easily Very able counsel
have been employed by the parties, and mapy
property owners appear TO be anxious 10 hea,
the decision Of the Court.
DEsERTERs We learn that a larpe nu,n
Der Of U s seamen have deserted from The
steamer Merrimac at Boston The oficers are
on the trail Of several who have been seen in
this District, and it is probable they will be
taken and returned.
CENTRE MARKEr.-The stands were occu-
lied at an early hour this morning, and the
supply was plentiful and Of excellent quality.
Country beef Vas offered for sale at the scale-
house at - Is per owt., and pork at Sass.
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Tor RENT "A FRAME HOUSE siTUA.
l. ted on 9TH street, between Nj and " rsets,
containing six Rooms, Garret, Kitchen, and a
tenant the rent will he moderate. Inquire OF 6
w. HUGHES, No 22l 9TH street, between NJ ard
" streets. nov I3-3t*
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E>OR RENT OR SALE.-A LARGE COM
L mndious Frame House, situated on l. street,
D tween 9th and 10Th streets containing eleven
Rooms, with Passage. and a good pump Of water
In the yard. Also, good Stable and Carriage
House attached. Inquire Of GEO. T LANG
LEY. on llth street. near K street nov LIZ
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TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
SALE.-I.ots No is and 50 Louisiana ave-
rue, between 9Th and 9Th streets. The location is
desirable one and offers rare chance for good
investment. Terms easy App!yto T.. X LUN.
DY. No. l2s Bridge street, Georgetown, or No 46
Louisiana avenue, Washington. nov Ia II
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I'D THE LADIES.
u> WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR-ASg
fashionable asso rtment Of Velvet and Ss2Ssa
~ other WINTER BONNETS. Also, NEfkg
a new style Of Hair Dresses and Flowers Just re-
ceived from Paris; and all other articles In the
Millinery line. @. PRIBRAM CO,
Pa. ave-, bet. 10th and 18th SITS south side.
&C 2S-1m
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE ..or.,
AND BALLAHD HOUSE.

SATURDAY. 1OrH MAJ, is5s.
W \ Masters Acxandra Neeu Nj.
jordan Page Wilson Delaware ~ Poots RomrsT Ras-
Y1'pn' rnna Noble, " Doson, Douglass, Masss
S Sg5s bossn rsleger : saith orrss, Engiand; Bu,
Drnser and lady, Hunter iady Penn n y Estis
stanton Aucs and lady. Boston q Busr Blas 5l.s.,
sPrnss W remremsn and lsdy rempiemsn Mis- f.-.
peman Green Richmond J Emmins @ w P.rs por-ton- ~
~ abel, Nelson Todd, Poshatsn VI lacy, Ns Joybss
Mfscs Nay Petersburg Es Monroe j Durfgy Raimorv
Scott Gransvhe; D PEBBLES, L. u Hsris Phladslp6ia
SUNDAY. tirH Mir iSs
Y rernsu, Chichester, Foyfh, Forvtb ID Ru.,,u
VS. asle' ,ady sod ufse shldrsn y wnsy lady
" ~ VT and Mrs Gardner o. Dunnns Nassrs "a sn3
Juo Weed Savannsh Mr. and Mrs. Parker and nrs cg
w. son .nd maid Boston Anthony Ps River Nsl.
son Lewis Boydon Sismon Chsrlotiesvle n n Mseh-H
Ssgnton VI and hrs Taylor, EP 0ood washington
u Kyle. d. Morris Ncg Kent, Mnor feurlro %
Queen "'"s- -
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From WASHINGrnN

"ASHiSGrOS' May ia. B. COrwin, late consul to
Panama, is understood to have been appointed sn.ci,l
Commissioner to report the State Department OFFICIALLY
IN relation to the late outrage the Isthmus
Ar. Buchanan will be met Baltimore on Tuesday h,
delegation from Washington, and will arrive here ,bs
same evening Arrangements in progress to give him
q serenadc
Mr. fnier' speech delivered in the House OF Represen
A''es yesterday produced an immense sensation and is
Pronouneed ny his friends AS exceedingly able. One
hundred thousand copies were subscribed for bo, a..
adjournment of the House
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NEW YORK MARKETs

NEw foaK' May lO.-Flour Is quiet Sales of 4 500
oarrrs Common to good State, g. 81 l.2 ass 81 Ia
common to low grade extra Ohio As 81 A. Ss yood 80
s'sudstd southern g. e. IS fancy eItra do % 81
Whes. Is firm. Sales Of 5000 bushels. Southern
white, al So
Corn is frn'. Sales Of $4,000 bushsls Southern miI
ed 50 cents
Whisky is lower. Sales Of $50 barrels Ohio .s IA
cen NV - ~
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. May lO.--Flour is brisk this morning but
prices are unchanged Howard Street. 60 City Nils and
Ohio arr held at the price
The grain market il steady and unchanged Whest
ordinary to prime reds Si 25asl 40 lair 10 prime
whites, 81 asa aSl 5s.
'orn-"hite 4s 49 cents prime Is quoted at so q
81 cents good yellow so cents
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PocASsErr, Mass, May 9-The schooner DANIEL psrL,r
oi orleans from Bangor for New York. with load of
lumber, ashore West Sandwich beach ,h;s sfa
ocn and the master. Richard Smith, mate Israel Sno
ana the cook, unknown, were drowned Two men wer.
saved The schooner went pieces after she struck
here during the last "a hours rS
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SEw YoRK, May lO.-t tilHbuster meeting Is., Mich,
was largely attended. Judge Dean, Gen wslbrdgr and
Oapain kynders were smong the speakers Letters Of
sympathy IRON General Cass and Judge Morton of eor
gia was read amid great enthusiasm Much matar;. ,d
was promised anda committee OF subscriptions appon
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STEAMERS FOR ErRnpp

NEw YORK, May lO.-Tte steamer Ericsson sailed Al,
noon to-day, for Europe, with so passengers.
The North Star detained until o'clock in order to
take out government dispatches
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GIIsft>' GALLERY
fOR PATENT
AMBROTIpES AND pu0TOGRl Apis

yUNIE sUCRIBER having up of room. In elegant
style at coniian Hail. now prepared to walt the pub
IT, aud lrn-l them with superior pictures, prices
Ttc Anhroypc teK hrrmctiealy scaled between plates
hnv polished sas~ by which
hauthr- the nrcsuu)
acids or the variations OF climate long
ouy KIND OF picture that will remain
be tke" from the IKE 81 fall life 1" te smallest miniature aud
one quarter the time o tie DgucrTeopr They
be light engraving hence
for Pins, Jackets, and large fu,nv- we'll
Thr
imposition Counerie upon glass covered with black
"leu sold ur Au,hfuty--.
cut stamp The laiic Invited call
uc NsrrNrt u'hRr CoHSri,S Hall Main -?
'nn Hh' 4. D. GIBBS.
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SECOND DEsPArcu1

In the House, to-day Mr.. Fuller defined bi. no.,oo
past ana present on the subject of slavery avowng broad
nAonai grounds He.stgmatized forgeri-- Certain re-
marks recently published attrbutiug to him e,tr.m.
Northern sentiments and exposed what he termed m.,k
ed inconsistences in the course OF Mr. Buchanan IT,
speech ELECTED earnest attention
Mr. Jones, OF Tennessee, nterrogated Mr. Fuller CON-
cerning certain sentiments expressed by tue latter Bs
said that in circular lately issued to his constituency M
had quoted, as Mr. Fuers remarks the sentiments now
s'sratiI=d as rOrger1e Mr. J. did not express. bim
satisfied With Mr. Faler explanation but gave notice
he would shortly reply to his speech
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AsFaHaers White Giant
AEfiCHuxe-Largc 0lob
BftSs-IarFe Lima. small DO.
Red Cranberry. Scarlet Runners.
broad windsor.
SNAr HEtxs- Early Yellov. Six
Weeks. DO Mohaek 10 China.
do Valentine DO Hail Moon
Refugee iepo 20 one Red Gran
berry
Brsr Esrly Blood Turnip
Rooted ~ yellow DO: Long
Hood French Sugar Msngci
Wuftrsl
BRcooiI Purple Cape white
Cspc
C,untaE Eariy York Large
d.. tariy Sugar loaf. 90 Raticr.
ga DO ONhcart Plat Dutch I.
Drum Head Large Hrrrcn f.
Green Curici savoy Drumhcad
savoy Red Dutch Tor Picklinr
CsruTtoWEEs-Earl and
Late.
CusHy White solid Red DO.
CaEHor Long Orange early
Hon Altringham VII o. Ficid.
CEHss-Cufied or Pepper.
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CrcrsHEHs Fsriy Frame DO
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