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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
auckland Female TnStituta

EemaIe Institute.
VTNHE fifth session of this Institution will COM
4 mence on the first Of February, 1885. Tho
Proprietor returns his thanks for patronogo al,
ready received, and hopes by strict attention to
meet still further encouragement. Location bealtbv
and Teachers of the first class.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Primary Branches. e1e
Hlgher branches with Mathematics. ....,l2
French and Latin, each,
Music, with use of instrument,
Drawing and Painting,
Painting in Oil, ~
Students can be entered at any time during the
session and be charged from the time they com
mence.
Board can be had with the Proprietor. or ~
good families convenient, at S., without anv o--
ira charge. SAML. E. SMITH pr;n
Gates county, n. c., Nov. is, 1855. 13-lm
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be
ased an the toHoCing cases:
Bunions, Lumbago, Sore Legs, Swelled Glands,
Burns, Mercurial Eruptions, Sore Breasts, Still
Joii is, Chapped Hands, Sore Heads, Ulcers, Chill
blains, Piles, Sore Threats, Venereal Sores, Fistu-
las, Rheumatism, Sores of all kinds, Wounds of all
kinds, Gout, Salt Rheum, Sprains, Skin Diseases
and scalds.
So Sold at the Manufactures of Prof. Hollo-
way, so Maiden Lane, New York, and PA Strand,
London, and by all respectable Druggists and
Dealers of Medicine throughout the United States,
and the civilized world, in boxes, at % cents, 624
cents, and 81 each.
va There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
January %, 1856 u
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from
Il tho subscriber about the 10th day of septem-
Der last my negro man Nelson. Said negro IS
about % years of age, tolerably black, very hsaV-
lily built, has a down look when spoken to, short
curly hair, and weighs about 200 pounds. Said
negro has a wife at George Kittrells near Stanton,
and is likely in that noighborhood. l will give
the above reward to any person who viii denver
said negro to me, or confne him in any jail so that
| can get him. THOS. II. RANE1.
Granville CO., Jan. 4, 1850. zl-zm-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds s
Ulcers.

Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on tic 49, g. TINS wonderful Ointment, when
having to cope with the worst cases of sores,
wounds, ulcers glandular swellings, and JUNIORS.
Professor Holloway has, by command of the Al
led governments, dispatched to the hospitals OF
the East, large shipments of this Ointment, to be
used under the direction of the Medical staff, in
the worst cases of wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer,
g~iandular swelling, stiffness or contraction of the
joints, even OF 90 years standing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
K@BERN
I'm WIRE Manufactef!

- u,pr Manufactures Of Tin, Sheet Iron.
G.. and m dtsSpsr Wares. and Ds.i ss,a Il ssaS =,
Gl.:.s' sp.nssa War. .,;,. sns h s%ss:a'ioa sI,.s .
.iele. ssh;,.,,y, = md .ad ii kind. ofJeS orb in
his Loo. Libsr.l a. Issk N-e
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT!
Eryslpelas, Salt RAeum s. Scorbutic
HnmOrs.

NO remedy has ever done so much for the cure
OF diseases of the Skin, whatever form they may
assume, as this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum,
0curVy. Sore Heads, Scrofula or Erysipeias, can
long withstand its influence. The inventor has
travelled over many parts of the globe, visiting he
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment, Civ
ing advice as to its application, and has thus been
the means Of restoring countless numbers tohealth.
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7.

nERSONS desiring Gy
the makers, ,cGrrdnf'
can have them from any OF
at REDUCED PRICES, by addi
who is o musician and q judgv
sonally every instrument purc'
it away. Much of his time AMI
ted to thi. species of trade, an
large number to various sectioi
without the first complaint, he
giving entire satisfaction to all "
their orders. The prices for ne
feet order, vary from $1S4, upway
uent sold by him not correspd
guarantee will be taken back and
Of expense. Second hand Pianos
Bought a; from n to two lundraaI
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
Piles and Fastulas.

These and other similar distressing complaints
can be effectualy cured if the Ointment be well
rubbed in over the PAL is affected, and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot.
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Baltimore Lsck Hospital,
D0cTnR .T0HNSTOW,

TTNKR founder Of mis- Celebrated Institution sters
Il The nest Certain, spsedy, and only '%efectual
Tsasdy in the wsrld fer elects Structures, Seminal
Wsakasss, Pains in ths Loins, Constitutional De-
bility, Iapstsnsy, Weakness ofthe Back and Limbs
AEssGOnS OftAe Kidneys, Palpitat ion OF the heart
Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritnbility, Disease OF the
Head, Threat, Nose, or Skin and all those serious
aAd melancholy Disorders arising from the Des-
~trustivs habits Of Youth, which d Sstroy both body
Aad miAd. TaHsn sEoazr and solitary practices
more fatal TO thsiR victims than the song ofthe Sy-
rsHs TO the narinsrs Of Ulysses, b~lighting their
NEST brilliant hopes Of antioipatiens, rendering
Marria0a. Ia. impossible.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
DR.. Johnston.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
den, Graduate from one of the most eminent Col.
lsgss Of the United States, and the greater par
Of whose life has been spent in the first Hospital!
Of Lender, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
has effected some Of the most astonishing cure
that were ever known, many troubled with ria gins
in The head and cars when asleep, great nervous
RsSS, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and bash
fulnsSs, with frequent ~blushing, attended some
times with arrangement Of miad, were cured Ina
HsdiatSly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
Young Men.

especially, Whe have become the victims Of Solita-
W Vice, thai dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps to an untimely grave
thousand Of young nsn Of the most exalted talents
and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have
sntrancsd listening Senatss with the thunders OF
slsquenoe, or walked to ecstaoy the living Tyre,
may call with all confidence.
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January 5, 1855. 10 4,
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Mayor Hincks, of Baltimore, has counter
handed his order calling out the military
companies Of Baltimore to morrow 10 preserve
the peace of the city in view Of anticipated
election riots. The whole Of the night watch
and day police are, however, ordered on duty.
Some of the Democratic leaders in Albany,
New York, have made the following estimate
of the vote Of the State:
Fillners. Frs~ont. 6ueAenas.
Total vote. .lss, 22o I92, I9s,ss5
le2, 534
Buchanan over Fremont. 100000. $500
| The Baltimore Republican of Saturday says /:
Nv: Lsno., Esq e1-Msyor Of Washington,
sioas counsel and untiring vigilance, rendered
signal service to our cause in the present cam
paign. Friends and opponents recognise in
him q generous yet true adherent Of the old
Wing party in the day of its strength and its
fame"
We hear that no arrangements have been
made for q course Of anti-slavery lectures in
Boston, the coming winter, and the persons
who have usually engaged the lecturers. have
given up the idea of another course boston
Transcript
1t is generally understood by abolitionists,
that the slavery question will be so nearly set.
render any further discussion superfuous, for
some time to come.-N. Y. Jour of Com. :,
A SHARP BoY.-A few weeks ago Repub-
licsn meeting was held in Clermont county,
which was attended by a small boy who had
four young puppy dogs, which he offered fol
sale. Finally one Of the crowd, approaching
| the boy, asked:
Are these Fremont pups, my son?'
Eyes, sir''
"Well, them" said the Niger. shrieker
| "I'll take these twO''
About week afterwards the Demoor att
held a meeting at the same place, and amons
the crowd was to be seen the same chap and
his two remaining pups He tried for hour
to obtain q purchaser, and finally was ap
| preached by Democrat, and asked:
| "My little lad, what kind of pups are thes,
you have ?'
| They're Buchanan pups, sir q"
| The Republican who had purchased the frs
two, happened to be in hearing, and brok,
out at the boy
!" See here, you young rascal, didn't 20,
tell me that those pups that bought Ct 20,
last week were Fremont pups?''
Yes, SIR" said the young dog mercha ant
"but these ain't-they've got their eye
open" Engu, rer.
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A HORRIBLE AFYAIR.-The Iowa Reporter
gives an account Of q murder committed in
PoWeshiek county: "Some two weeks ago far.
mer of this county, on going into his cOrnfield,
whore the corn had been shocked about week
previously, noticed . very offensive smell, and
looking to ascertain whence it proceeded, re-.
moved q corn shock and discov cred under Il
the body Of young woman, with shot wounds
and marks Of violence. In prosecuting a fur.
ther search the body Of young man, terrib "
mangled, was found under another shock.
Suspicion at once rested upon two men, who
had passed through there q short time 9 inos.
and on tracking their course strong evid ence
against them were found. They had camped
or stopped to feed their horses Among other
things was an eardrop found in the bottom Of
: creek, corresponding with ono remaining in
me murdered lady's ear. We believe that
measures have been taken for the pursuit Of
asosrtsined." go
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Book Notices.

GENUS OF CHRISTIANITY; or, The Spirit and
Beauty of the Christian Religion. By Wis.
count de Chateaubriand, author Of Travels
in Greece and Palestine, - "The Martyrs
"Alats," 60, &c. A new and complete
TRANSLATION from the French. With pre-
face, biographical notice Of the author, and
explanatory notes By Charles l. W bite,
d. D.; Baltimore: Published by John Muir
ply 3 Co. Philadelphia j. B. Lippsnc0tt
4 Co. 1856.
We welcome, with sincerity of heart, this
elegant and eloquent contribution to the reli-
gious literature in our language. The author
IL the poet Of the christianity of modern times,
being 80 recognised by all we'll read christians
Of all denominations, whatever may be their
ss,tarian predictions. This work, which Fs-
thsr White has translated with master pen
them elaborate and others fugitive, upon q
thousand subjects, viewed in their religious
aspects. Its every page glows with the poetic
and fervent christianity Of the author, and II
grassd with the fruits of his great learning.
Chste aubrisnd always iDstIrc:s willie he IL
Spires. No man can read him without being
aws-stIicken at the pathos of his soul, the
fsrvency of Lis love for christianity because
that In simply Love in all its elements, the
brilisncy Of his genius, and thu extent Of hii
sttainments. "God is Love" is the great
conviction that follows the perusal Of his reli.
gious writings, than which no others Of mod
ern times have more extensively benefited the
human race in every CLINE. 1t has been long
indeed sircs We have placed in our library q
more welcome book than this just from the
prolific press Of our Baltimore friends.
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SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of "Balm Of Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
For sale at Shillington's. agent for Washing
ton, and all druggists
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TEI SrADs DUES "A correspondent of tn q
London Times writes from Hamburg under
date Of October 18th, as follows:
The Stads, like the Sound dues, will, it
appears, get their first blow from the United
States of North America. Their consul, Mr..
Ames, who arrived here in the beginning of
the year, collected particulars of that eTac.
ton from publications and persons versed in
these matters, and wrote q report about i. to
his government. In answer to that commu.
nication he was instructed to get an official
account on the subject from the authorities Of
this city. He has sent note to our Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, and is expecting his reply
Not having any ambassador at Hanover, the y
will probably signify their intention of not
submitting any longer to that iniquity, or
properly speaking, piracy, through their min.
lister at Berlin and if Hanover should not de-
sist, send a man. Of war or two to protect their
merchant vessels which are sailing up the
Elbe.
Tits astonishing that Great Britain, France,
Holland, and other nations, whose shipping is
by far more interested in this trade than that
OF the United States should n,ver have pro-
tested against black mail being levied on their
subjects Talk Of Riff pirates-why, this Dill.
ferage on tho river Elbe amounts sometimes
in one day to more than the Riffs have taken
during this century. But they are not con.
nected with royal families, like governments
whe have succeeded the Sea kings in Europe
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS.
MODE DE PINAUD.

VNODD co. HAVE RECEIVED PER
l. steamship "Aragon an invoice OF Gen n
tlemen's DR. ESS HATS from the celebrated j
establishment Of Laville Poumaroux, who -
received two firstclsss medals at the late Exposi
lion In Paris.
Also, a beautiful assortment Ct Children, a
FANCY BEAVER HATS, for Missesor Bows
Ladies' RIDING HATS.
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior
TODD CO.
nov 3-6t&eotf west end Browns Hotel.
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REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS WILL
IN be paid for the return Of my NEGRO BOY,
THOMAS WILLIAMS Tom is an inde tied
apprentice Of about 10 years Of age, is well grown
and Of a copper or dark .mulatt0 color He left
my house this morning, wearing high crowned
felt hat Of dark dFab or brown color, black
cloth frock coat, and a pair OF brown Cashmere
pants land pair Of new fine calfskin shoes
VIM. CLEAKY,
nov 2t& Cor Of 9th street and Marie ay
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A CAkD.-THE ATTENTION OF PER
"A sons wishing to purchase Furniture, ana the
public In general is respectfully invited 10 the
fale which will take place on WEDNESDAY.
the 9Th instant, at the United States Hotel, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and x streets.
at 10 o'cla q. m
The sale will commence in the dining. room
with the Crockery ana Glassware, Castors.
Knives, Forks, and Spoons. We shall then pso.
ceeA 70 sell the large assortment Of Beading, 100
pairs Blankets, loo pairs Sheets, $50 Comforts and
Gounterpanes, Pillow Gases, Table Cloths, &C
Inc sale VIII be continued from day to day until
Some Of the Furniture is Of an excellent quality,
ana persons wishing to purchase wi do we'll to
attend the sale. No postponsment ON account of
the weather, A GREEN,
nov S-N Auctoneer.
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SpIRJTOF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Eutslllgsnesr is TO- day devoted to news

The Iutsiltgmesr is TO- day devoted to news
and foreign correspondence.
The Union jokes numerically over the de-
bat Of two Republican-party clergynen-ths
miscallsd Rsvs. Cheever and Thonpson-on
the boards of the Academy of Music italian
Opera House) In New York city. The EDITOR
quoting accounts Of Henry Ward Bescher re-
fusal to "kick up and smash things Oh
the stump for the Republicans for penny les.
than $500 per night, Is Of opinion that love VI
money has tempted these two country parsons
to accept the engagement at the opera house
on which the editor comments. Such clergy
men usually receive but from s4OO to 81 'OOo
per annum, and are not expected to be proof
,sains. the temptation Of as much money as
the Republican managers are now paying the
CLOTH for now and then varying the entertaiL-
rneuts at such places as the opera house with
q hurricane Of lies against the South and tor.
nado of anathemas against the Catholics.
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EXTRA SESSION OF TIE, LEGISLATURE OF
VReIsiA.-The Alexandria Gazstte learns
from good authority that Governor Wise will
cal m extra session of the Virginia Legisla
turs, to assemble about the LIST of December
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HE RICHMOND DUEL.-The late difficulty
between Messrs. Pryor and Finney is said to
have originated about the account of discus
sion at Accomac, between tho Doctor and
person Of the name or Curtis, published in
the correspondence of the Enquirer, which
stated that Finney attempted to reply but did
not speak five minutes before he quit the
stand. Finney denounced Pryor as rascal,
aud said that he would post him as coward
for publishing the account. Pryor met him
near the Exchange, and on the Ian guage
above given being repeated, he struck Finney
in the face. Therefore a challenge was passed
and meeting took place. Finney was badly
wounded, the ball entering his right hip
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~>sT. ANDR WIS SOCIETY OF
WASHINGTON d. C.-This Society
will hold an adjourned meeting, at Temperance
Hall, on MONDAY EVENING next, at ~
O'Clock GILBERT CAMERON, Pres
JAMES MACWlLLIAM, Sec. nov 1 2t~
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20 600 PRACH TREES.

30 900 PEACH TREES
a TkN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
"A sale at my Nursery, near Wsshingtou -
Lns above trees are ali Of ene growth, and
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL,
hNER6kEkN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREI :,
&c ~ q JOSHUA PIERCE.
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@O0O REWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM
y AOO the subscriber, on the evening Of the
LIST instant, NEGRO WOMAN, belonging 10
the estate OF Mrs. Sophia Perrie, (dec eased }
named CORNELIA DIGGS, about twenty a We
years Of age five feet ten inches high, Of brig ht
mulatto color, and Is a very vel made woman.
l will give the above reward IL taken In the
District, or State Of Maryland, or $500 II taken
non. slaveholding State, and secured SO that can
get her again. u. A WATERS,
nov Aft Administrator, w A
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OPENIN8 OF wINrkR
MlLLlNERX.

"a MRS A WOLLARD, SUCCES--SGAs
sor to Mrs J. Lane, Bridge street, 49,
Mobetween Congress and High streets, III
No 10l, will open her stock Of Fashionable
Winter Hats On Thursday, the 9th November, ar
will continue the same during the season.
Ladies would do well to call and examine be.
fore going elsewhere, for she Is determined to sell
low for cash.
nov 3-3t& MRS AW
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DR.. G. 5. GOODMAN, Dentist,
LAS REMOVED TO AND FITTED UP
l. these magnif cent rooms formerly
occupied by the Gas Company, corner
Ell nth street and Market Place. Twenty u1IU
odd years experience In the various branches Ct
his profession justices him in Offering his SER
vices to the pubic. Having increase facilities
he 10 prepared to perform all operations, surgical
or mechanical, in the highest style Of art, and on
scientific principles. nov safe
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THE 6ENEVIEVE CLUBS FIRST
M Grand Cotillon Party Of this season takes
place at the Anacosta Hall, Navy Yard, on
TUESDAY, the 18th Of November. Ample
preparations to make II most agreeable party has
been made. Apply for tickets to any member Of
the Club.
w Nokss, Thos Cook, And. Nsudin.
lt&
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Boarding.

DOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIE - w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
IL prepared TO accommod ste gentlemen with rooms
with or without beard. Every effort win be made
70 render those comfortable who may fsvcr her
with their patronage. Transient or table hoard
can be obtained. ap6-u
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MONUMENTAL CLUB-THEM Men,
M bers Of the Monumental Club are re
Quested to meet at their rooms on THIS (M onday)
EVENING, November Sd, at ~ O'Clock. A
Importance viii be transacted. By order Of the
It's PRESIDENT
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DLkTED WAKE-LATEST STYLE
NJ. w GAIT Il BRO. offer a splendid as
sortment Of the very best PLATED WARE, con-
sisting Of
Extra heavy plain and chased Tea Sets
Urns, Kettles, Walters, Casters, Cake Baskets
Communion Services Gard Trays, &C
Also, Albata Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &c Of
very superior quality, warranted.
M. w. GAIT & BRO Jewellers,
nov 3-6t 32i Pa av., bet 9th and 10th SITS
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10000 APPLE rRRkx

-. SO,VoU AfPLk ThkkS
t'ok SALE.-o,000 APPLE TREES, and
4years, OF the very best varieties, Of large 90
size, and very thrifty, can be had al the Val -
i S view Farm, near Georgetown, or at No IS
rsioes unusually low, as they must be sold
&c W-lm Il. J. KING.
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I The Old Line Wings The following, which
we take from that sterling conservative Jour-
nal, the Journal of Commerce, squares SO
entirely with our own views upon the aubject
On which it treats as that we copy it entire as
expressing our sentiments upon point of i'm
mediate interest far more forcibly than We
could express them in columns Of ORIGINAL
copy:
1.-The Old Line Wings will share In the
glory OF the triumph about to be achieved
over the combined hosts of AbOlitionism, Fou-
rierism, Spiritualism, Sectionalism, Rifle.
Beecherism, and a thousand and one other
isms, which We have not time to particularise
large number Of the most distinguished
Wings, including four or five u S Senator.
now In office, have been stumping" for Bu-
chanan and Breckinridge in different parts of
the country, and have rendered most efficient
service. Another class Of them have shelled
ont their money most freely in aid of the
same object. We could mention the names of
several such persons in this city, if it werc
pIoPer, and have no doubt that tho same
s.aIs mas been done elsewhere on q liberal
iii LET another end much larger class
.hnnid .ne triumph BY their votes And why
vsra h.t.y not All the old issues which
them and the Democracy me- ~ oesWsen
NOBODY now wishes to revive ths Ifn;t.d S,"y
Bank-ths sub-Trsasury is very . a"n osa,es
approved, without distinction Of partyM las
-. uariG Is no longer bone of contention but
modification it requires, are very nsar,v IN sne
cident In short, time and events ban.
brought the two parties together on ali onss'
tons which formerly alien ated them from each
other. The ultraists of both parties have fallen
away to Black Republication, leaving the
body in both cases sound national. This e.
purgstion, 1t 10 true, has drawn more heavily
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THE PERSON THAT TOOK THE
~ bundle Containing silk Dress Pattern
from the counter Of Parsons New York Store, on
Saturday. the LIST instant, between the hours OF 10
and IL, Is requested to leave the same at the Star
once, and no questions will be asked; otherwise
they viii be dealt with according to law. 1t$
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TICE.-The PROPRIETOR begs cave 70
inform the citizens of Washington that not being
patronised sufAcient TO guarantee the continuation
Of the above, he has been compelled to close, ana
returns his sincere thanks for their PATRONAGE
Persons having purchased stamps at the Box
Stations will please return the same and bave
On ar nnrev refunded, as on and after the Sth OF
Noyember there will be no redemption.
80 ast& JOHN WILEY.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, LIST November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department