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DI ED.

DIED.
On the 3lst instant. at O'Clock a. m, Mrs. hDE
LINE THOMPSON, IA the 51th year Of hey age,
delphia. ~
ne funeral wall take place from her late resi-
dence ~ r, between l4th and 18th streets To
morrow Evening, at O'Clock. The relatives ard
Trends OF the family sre invited to attend.
Oa Thnrsay night last, after n protracted Illness
WILLIAM J. MCCORMICK, Inlhe cd " ear Of his
age.
On the Sist instant, ELLEANOR B. POWER
aged SIX months and two weeks
The friends OF the family arc respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral from SS8 street. between 9th
and 10th, on Sunday afternoon ut o. clock.
On the Snh instant, GEORGE JOSlA n, the old
year of hisage.
On the 3oth inst, JOHN FITZGERALD in the
Goth ear of his age, native of the County Kerry
Ireland but for the last IS years resident Of this
city.
HIS funeral will take place Tomorrow Afternoon
at O'Clock from his late residence ii street, be
tween II and 5th streets, to which the friends of
the family invited.
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WATCH RETURSs.-Twelve dodgers were ac-
COMMUNICATIONS from the District James Cal
Ian, ireland, drunk; workhouse 90 days James
Burch, Va, disOrderly; Inc and costs - a. Nm.
Burch, va, do do. Sam.sl Plant, England
riot and disOrderly; security for further hearing
John n. Hewlett, England, do do Richard
Darrell, Va, George Lowrie ID. C, and Daniel
MalOney Collins, Ireland, asleep in the Market
dismissed Walter Clarke, Md, cOlored. disor-
DERBY; work house 80 days. Mary SmaIlwood
Md. colored, do fine and costs So A. William
Peel. ID. G, colored throwing stones; fine and
costs 81 IL Joseph Ferguson, Va, drunk and
disOTdeTly; fine and costs 50 II
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~ Two gentlemen. residing in INN Mass

~ Two gentleman. residing in Lynn. Mass ,
Were, on Sunday last, returning home on foot
from Salem when they overlook a man who pre-
tended 10 be deaf and dumb, and who importun,d
III m for money. The gentlemen. brlieving hlS
q -afneSs feigntd, one proposed to tine other &"
murder the deaf man, as lac probably had money
and then hide his body la the woods The prop
oSition was scarcely made, when the deaf man
TUNED and Tan with all his might 20 escape.
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Death flom Wounds.

BUFFALO. Oct. 29.-John Ferril, captain, and
w m Slerril, pilot, of the steamtug Stillman
w cit, which exploded her boiler yesterday, have
since died Of the injuries they received The
second engineer is fatally injured.
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A Mysterious Affair.

boston, Oct ga clerk in one Of the iey-elry
stores al Chelsea was found lying on the door in
sensible, between II and 10 o'clock this morning,
WIN severe wound upon his head The safe in
the store was also found TO have heen rohhrd ~
between six and seven hundred dollars. No clue
TO the mystery has yet been discovered.
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Death Of a Telegraph MANAGE

BoSToN, Oct. 81. L. Saddler, formerly ard
for several years the manager under r. q ]
smith, Of the Morse telegraph line between BoS-
ton and New York, and subsequently, treasurer
and secretary Of the Union Telegraph Company,
died suddenly in Boston, Wednesday night
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BaltImore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 -FIour is unchanged;
Howard street and Ohio - % cash
Wheat is firm; red = 2UaSI Is; white 81 ga
75c.
Whisky is dull at 2la2l &c. for City and Coun-
try: and 22a22kc for Ohio.
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NcrY York Markets.

NKw YORK, October 31.-FlOur has advanced;
sales OF 600 bbls State ~ SSai aJ; Ohio IS gts
IS -; Southern s. iOaS5 60
" heat is firm sales of A., 90 bushels. white
130a1jc; red 81 pal 30
Com is heavy; sales of - 900 bushels; mixed a
and yellow 80
al2%c.
Whisky closed firm al 2IHc
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The Disunion Couven,ion

CLEVELAND, October 29-The disunion con
vention is still in session. but nothing Of interest
has been done to-day. The attendance is no,
large, and will adjourn tonight
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The GRAssHoPPER PLAGUE IN MINNESOTA -
The Galena Advertiser says that two gentlemen
are in that CITY soliciting subscriptions for the
relief of the sufferers by the grasshopPer plague,
which deso!aed many the settlements in North
em Minnesota last summer. They represent that
many families there are in suffering condition,
and ilIv prepared TO stand thu winter.
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~ closed firm al 2IXc.
Rinanefal-

NEW YORK, October 3l.-Stocks generally are
lower. Chicago and Rock Island g.; Cumber-
lind Coal Co 6k; IiljSoiS Central bonds 90 \:
Michigan Southern IiaSNew York Central "a;
Reading 30; Nire inia 6's 20; Missouri6s66.
Sterling exchange is hrmer
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Fatal ARRAY Mt New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-A fight occurred at the
City Hall at noon today. between two men One
named Conner was beaten TO death by another
named Donovan
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The Approaching Election i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct 3l.-Our streets are thronped
IN the eighboThood Of the MAYORS Office and The
police stations. and MANY rumors and all sorts of
SPecuiations rife in relation 10 the course Of
the Governor, the Mayor and the General Gov
eminent.
The Governor has not vet withdrawn his proc
lamation Z
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CITY STEAM FIRE-wOoD MILL.

II III = EHM IhF-WUU MITI.,
~ ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE
we are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED
and SPLIT at % per cent less than the usuai ratcs
and better prepared than it can be by hand
Knots and wood OF announcement size not sent
All orders FOR less than half cord WI he delivered
In crates to any part the house at no further ex
pense to the purchaser. ~
Pine wood in crates IS cents.
Oak wood do. 30 cents
In this part of our business we will open no ac-
counts, as we have come to the conclusion To make
1t exclusively a cash business. ~
Also, on hand HICKORY. OAK, and PINE
WOOD and COAL OF all kinds, whIch will be dis
posed 81 on the usual accommodating terms.
Now on the way
One cargo w hIte Ash Broken Coal for furnace
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators.
Coal 2,2iO lbs. to the ton.
All under cover. Orders promptly filed
L. J. n w. NJ. GAIT.
northwest corner Of 18th and SITS. No. ST.
oc It'll one square south of Penn. avenue
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IL On Monday evening week, Mr.. John Ran
dali of Hamburg, =. e, induced his wife 10 take
a walk with him, and when some distance from
the house, cut her throat and immediately cut
his ewn throat. Mrs. r died the same night,
and Mr. Al. next morning.
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Wheat farn.wesn.

OSwEvo, N. Y. Oct 30.-Thers is now adoat
from tue uppar lake ports, and bound for this
pot, over 350, OOO bushels OF wheat
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crsras MAsxi+-Thl. morning the attend.

:, Ms MORNING tne dttehd-
A"ce at the principsi Market was unusually large,
especially Of dealers from the near COMMITTEES Of
Maryland and Virginia The old market and he
ADDITION Were crowded, and the articles of good
quality. The quantity of pork in wagons was
considerably increased THIS morning, and the
price fell to So per 100 lbs. The hay stands were
all occupied, and S1aS1.12 was asked for good
article
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MARRIED.

On the 18th In tant. by the Rev. Mr.. Knight
MILAN T. McNElR TO SARAH A. HEFFr
ERNAN, both of this CITY.
Annapolis, Nd, papers please copy.)
- On the 18th instant. By the Rev. Mr.. Knight
CHARLES III. RUSSELL, of this cIty TO MARY
ANN. daughter Of the late George and Ann JarGoe
Of Alex andria. Va.
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yA.GREEN, Auctoneer.

BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
RJSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY-Isy virtue of deed of trust from A lex
ander Tonnet and wife, dated the nth day of August
I8oo, ana duly recorded In Liber J. A. - No no. 20
Jos Si, c. one OF the land records for WASHINGTON
county IN the District of Columbia the subscriber
VIII sell. on MONDAY. November IS, at 4 O'Clock
Nfonnd situated IN the City of " ashington and
hnown and described as part of Lot numbered two
~ IN suOdiv OF Square numbered two hundred
aad twenty eight (Z13) fronting twenty Eve Isl
Iet on street, running Lack siXty-ve 1851 feet to-
geIheT With the appUrtenaHces, right, privileges
and other heredtaments tncreunto belonging
Terms; One third cash tof which S5O must be
paid on the spot,) balance in and p months
A deed given and deed of trust taken
ConveyaDclng at purchasers expense,
hLFR IDh SGCiiiff'CKING Trustees.
oc ln-iawts A GRLEN Auc.io,ea,
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FUTURE DAYS

pOBkiC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
Il IN ORANGE County, VA.-Having more land
than can cmltLyats, / will offer for sale at public
a ae. on ESnAi. the 18th day Of November
on Mountain Run. adjoining the lands OF Hon Jefe,
Iidi morton ana others, and containing three hun
uTeu ana seventy eight acres, about two hundred
&c cleared and now ~ Clover AID the remainder
quality of Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year and suitable for farming
purposes; invite purchasers to examine for them
selves. Having determined 10 sell am dsnosod
to sell n great bargain.
,,t0r further particulars address ]. J. Halsey
MitchelPs Station, Culpeper County or the nndsI
signed ut o aBge Court House.
&C 28-ts GEORGE SJEET
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TO FAMILIES.

II ~ AMlbltS.
WOI ID most res pectiully call the attention of
tamItles that wish to keep thems elves com a
I0rtanle thls winter with very little fuel tn sfEs
NeGIs Patent Parlcr Crate or PARLOR -
ruR NhCE, as he wishes 1t called. II is set ~
IN paro:s as any other parlor crate; set hoI ~
low behind, and tne cold air brought IN from without
ana heated, and thrown into the parlors Ii can be
SCI To neat above. as 10 Parlor Companion or not
IL aIl made OF cast ron and will not burn out or
need repairing tor MANY years. Ii Is an open CRATE
very hand and will not burn more tn IN half the
coal mat common parlor crate will Eurn II rs
naHuiactured IN very cold climate i'm the state of
niaSshchusctts, aud for sale or v at C. Wuodward's
&C 81 ST. q WOoDw.p
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COME AND SEE!-Just received fsom Phil--
- del phia another large supply of the very Id
popular and the best COOKING STOVES "a
IN this country q any other land. GS
The Rising Star, or Double oven Cooking 81
Stoves. with single and double ovens, made very
heavy and strong for this market. IL Is my Stove
as such stand by II
For sale only st &. WUodwaTd's Metropolitan
Stove and Crate Factory, No. 3lsa S22 Pennsyi-
wanna avenue.
Oc N-6t e. WOODWARD
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A TTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS.
IA LATE IMPROVEMENT.
Just out, and for sale only at c. Woodward's Me
tropolitan Stove and Crate Factory, the PARLOR
COMPANION FURNACE, made heavy and
strong of oast iron. The improvement is the letting
IN Of the cold arr through the bottom of the
and throwing IL AGAINST the hot tre chamber a nd
heating IT. and throwing the hot from 1t 10 he
pariors. " r". ...
r.- 49,. &. WOODWARD,
Pa. Az, between 10Th ard nth streets.
&C cow E'-" Nos 3lg and SO.
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ZINE CHAM BIER RNITURE
Solid Oak and Walnut CHAMBER SETS. "A
Painted CHAMBER SETS. all of superior W
sty IL and hnish,
Fine Mahogany and Walnut BUREAUS,
MARDROBES, and B ID IT EADS, and
SPRING MATTRE SSES, HAIR MAT
TR ESSES, best quality.
large assortment of the same articles at lower
prices. D.. .-..
Our stock fIIOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
is very large, and as to variety quality and prices
Will compare with any other IN the city.
Please call and examine before purcha sing else
where. McCREGDR d co,
% -eo3w No. hS' 18th street.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement
headed 81 To the Press
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II NJ o UNIT VtRN NON
The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER. having
been thoroughly repaired, will make t.
regu ar trips to Mount Vernon, eav E.sSAxN
.ng her wharf, In this city, every ok111zaszszn
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING at Q o'cIk
During the intervening time she will run regular
trips 10 Alexandria, as usual.
oc8 If THOMAS BAKER. Captain.
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THE RAILROAD MORNING TRAIN from the
North is getting almost regular in it's rregularity
No New York mail for three successive morn
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a CAhD--The attention of the public is called
~ 10 the adyertIsement for the sale, under deed
81 trust, o. TWO hrst- class Houses IA the FIRST
ward on TUESDAY, 81 November next, ut % clock
p m These Houses located ON 18th street west
DetWeen ana streets north convenient to the
piDc buildinss being the second square west of
lne NdV! anu war Departments; well built, with
III tne modern improvements, such as latI arrange
Hents, water and gas IN all the rooms. A paved al
ley oil nine feet running the back of the In,
The premises Convenient for stabling, &C. -
he terms OF the sale quite liberal one-tourth
cash, only balance and two years and as tie
property must be sold opportunity is here offered
Tor a good house and good bargain.
oc9 d JAS. MCGUIRE, Auct
HAMS! HAMS" HAMsm
We have q choice lot of Family cured HAMS,
which are unsurpassed in excellence.
, - 1900 :. KING d. BURCHELL,
seA Coyner of Vermont avanne and I5th street
. rIE
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The GREAT BREADAND BEEF QuEsrIoS-At
this time, when movements are being made ,h
this city to cheaper provisions BY concert Of .ction
1t may be interesting 20 know what IS bsin ; done
in this regard at other points. A large me.tjpp
was held IN philadelphia on Tuesd .x NIGHT a
which the following preamble Ind resolutions
were reported: - =
Whereas, in the present ,,rostrate condition NJ
the commercial and mar s,r,n1,nIS in,srex, 81 III
community, invovir- tbe snsneSsion M ~,
III tea'Hs iie' chants, and the closing OF our
o,AsnoPS ana manufactures. whereby thoss-
I " nO>e lie dependence is their daily labor
- thrown ont Of employment;
- - .Shereas, in consequence OF this unusual
distressing state Of affairs, a rapid deprecia-
" IN In the value of merchandise, Of labor and OF
property generally, has been, and is now being
experienced. which depreciation appears not up
TO the present time-contrary to ali reasonable
expectation, in view of the vast resources of tue
countrY-tO have extended 10 the necessaries Of
life.
And whereas, Il is evident that, at the present
high prices Of provisions, il will soon be impOs-
stbis for large portion OF our people to procure
the comforts Of life, and that MANY Threatened
with actual starvation unless speedy relief be OBJ
tanned: Therefore, he il
hSSeiced That il is alike the duty and interest
of all TO unite their Efforts in resisting the present
-eNtuvaganf prices of the leading articles OF food
and to secure reduction in the cost of LIVING
correspondent with the decreased value of Other
merchandise and labor.
,. ReSOfrsd, That, in the judgment of this
meeting, a material reduction in the price of the
leading articles Of food may be made. and still
leave to the producer fair return for his labor
ana capital TO demand more than which is nei-
Their just nor wise.
3 ResoirCd, That, in order to bring the prices
OF provisions to fair standard we pledre our-
selves not to paw more than the annexed prices
IOI The fOilOwin g articles, viz:
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T'HIS ~ rO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
j scrIhpr hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington County. m the DIstTlct al tolumuh;
letters oil administration the personal estate "i
John SIS, late of Wash ngt on County. deceased.
All persons having claims against The Sald dc
ceased, hereby warned to exhibit the same Win
the vouchers thereof Ia the subscriber, ar bell r.
the 2Oth day of October next; they NAV otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit OF ssId estat
Given under nv hand this 21th day OF ober, 1851
NY ELIZABETH w. SIS,
M On rrexr+ ADMINISTRATIVE.
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By JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT PUBLIC
AUCrloN.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
Oc,ober 9ith, az three O'Clock, on the premises /
SCI sell that beautiful country residence called
summer Hill" which is situated m Virginia on
me turnpike road leading from Washington CITY to
Alexandria, three miles and half from either city
consisting OF new and comfortable dwelling house
cellars and outbulldngs, with l5A acres of very rich
and. Of which over IL" are under cultivation
the rest being hard woodland; good spring water
good hshIng good water power for milling OF acto-
~ purposes. The land msy be purchased in two
parcels, abont loo acres with the residence and over
, acres with house. of which over 10 acres are the
pest IN the neighbourhOOd for early gardening.
Terms at sale.
DC I'D JAS. c. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneeE.
II Owing to the Inclemency Of the weather YES
terdly and the present pressure m the money mar
ket. Maj. q. TochnIan has POSTPONED the pub
lIc sale of has residence ard farm, Summer Hill"
IN the County OF Alexandria, Va, until MONDAY.
the Ash OF January next, at 10 O'Clock q. M. on the
premises. In the meantime. they are offered for
private SALE and further informant ION as Ia terms of
sale, c.. Elay Ice obtained lie auction store of T.
L. McGulre.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
oc p 2aw Auction and COMMISSION Merchant
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oc - 81 near Ninth street.
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TX Il AM for sale at the
CITY MALT HOUSE. corner of West Falls av,
: anne and Block ST.. BaltIInoSe. Md. my ely
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

- (0A BUSHELS POTATOES, from Salem
A,cOO expected In q few days, and will be sold
IN lots To SUIT purchasers. Notice will be gwen of
their arrival. PETER BERRY,
Oc3-N r '-.- 81 Water street, GEORGETOWN,
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NARSHAl.'S SAIE.-ln vIrtuc Of three writs<
it1 al t1erI facIas, issued from the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Cont of the District az COLUMBIA for
the County oi Washington, and to M directed. |
VII expose to public sale for CASH in front of the
Court h"us" door of SAID county. WEDNES-
DAY the nth DAY Of October. at - o'clock m the
following descf bed property, to witt ali defendants
right TILE, claim, aud interest and to thai part Of
Lot No. u, IN Square No STA, commenciug p feet
inches from he northeast corner of said lot front
INK l6 feet inches on street North. between qth
and 10Th streets West and running hack that " 18th
the Whole depth of the lot, together with all and sin
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon rs the property of Wi lam ID. Acken, and will
be sold TO satisfy JudIcals Nos. SsI S7s and 49, to
Obtnber term, 1857, in favor of Charles Koones use
OF Parker y. Clark. Peter J. Steer, ard Fielder NJ
MagrudeT as. " lillian ID. AckeG. .--
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
Oc 3 dids
~ THE ABOVE SALE * POSTPONED
untll tn lRSDAf, the 10th of RovemheT next, al
the same hour and place.
]. ID. HOOVER,
&C 2l-ts Marshal lnr District OF ColHmbis,
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EUN AND LOCKSMITH.
The undersigned has opened a shop at No. 4S7 Iltn
street, between and for the purpose of carrying
branches: share of the public patronage is soli-
cited. he will give strict attention to his business
and assures that his work will be well done
B. colt HENRY EASGNABAG.
IMMENSE REELECTION IN THE PRICES
i OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Having hand unnsnSly large stock Cf
READY-MADE CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS Of the latest and most approved STYLES
we have determined to reduce AZ by cash sales, re
CARELESS of sacrifice. With tins object in view We
have mark led prices 10 meet the wants of all
search of good articles.
NOAH WALKER Il Co.
Marble Hall Clothing Store. No. 58 Pa av.,
oc II ew RTuwnS' Hotel Building.
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EOR RENT.-A pleasant II RESIDENCE. on the
l. Heights OF Georgetown, to which is attached
about 81 acres of exceie nt Land, suitable i'm any
way for market farm. The dwelling is a two story
Frame. Also, on the place, necessary Out-tulIdlngs
stone spring house, &c. 10 good tena Mt the rent
wall he very moderate. Apply at this Office, or TO
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown, ID. C..
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maxwell & BROTHER offer a superb assort-
meRt of goods of the latest fall and winter styles
all OF which they sell at moderate prices. .r
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-ao harrels of
w pure, new. country CIDER. Highest cash
price paid for good article.
Army & SHINN,
Union BOttng Depot,
oc 81. cow No. 81 Green street, GEORGETOWN.
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I GATHER !-LEATHERm
IL $4,000 WORTH,
To be sold at Baltimore prices
4n SIDES Spanish Sole from 2Oc. per pound I'D
100 EideS Slaughter.
loo Sides SkirIng.
100 sides Harness and Birdie,
IS Sides Bun Leather.
Upper Leather and Kips.
IS dozen French Calf Skins, of approved brands
Is dozen Morocco and Goat Skins.
ming and Bindings.
BoOkbnders Leather Of all description.
Clotn Hastings, Gallons and LacIngs.
Hides bought and sold.
Purchasers please call and examine for yourselves
and on will find large and W ell selected stock as
was offered to the trade Washing ton, which
will be sold the most reasonable teams to suit the
times. II. u. FORD.
Leather and Shoe Finding Emporium.
&C 3Nlw 49, 18th street, near Patent Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

WITHEES' BAND was ont last night on a sere-
nading round, discoursing, as usual, the most
delicious music. ssItes'' returns his most sim
cere thanks for the musical treat with which
they favored him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

On MONDAY NIGHT next the Jolly Club-a
company Of good fellows, who do not belle their
name-will give their third cotillon party at Co
lnmbia Hall