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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-28

ORDERS received att. P. HALE's crockery Ware
house, 1871 Main ST., first door North of the Post Office;
D. D. KEYEs Grocery Store 81 Main, corner School St.
nd at the Yard. 7. W. WELLINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-28

NOTICE. The Subscriber, having been duly ap
lN pointed peaer Of Weights and Measures calls up
all persons to bring in their Scales Steeyards aud
Measures, and have them sealed
WIN. THOMPs0N, Merrheli's Building,
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
p s.-scaes and steelynriH repltyd
i2s or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-28

We would respectfully inform the ladies of Worcester
and cin y that have purchased the entire stock Of
WIN. Locke s! Co.. No. Lincoln House Block Main st.,
Worcester at immense discount from first cost and
have added To If Abont $40 OOO Wortb of
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WATCH RETURNs.-Thos. Mcintyre, Pa, dis
orderly; dismissed to leave the city. James Ma
honey. Pa, disOrderly; do Barnard Heshan, Pa .,
disorderly and profanity; workhouse 80 DAYS.
VIM. Ewing, Penn'a., drunk and disordery, do
Thomas Manly, Ireland, drunk: 60 days. Michael
kirwan, Ireland, vagrant; 81 days. Chas. Mich
OILS, Mass, larceny, Jail for Court. VIM. Allen,
Pa, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 81 days
Fifteen dodgers; none from the district
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PERsoNAL.-THEATRIcAL. young gen
tlemen and Ladies are wanted to join a resident
THEATRICAL COMPANY. To those DESTROYS Of en-
tering the Dramatic Profession an excellen: oppor
tuuIty Is now afforded to do SO. Address MANA
GER METRoPOLITAN THEATRE, Post Once, Box
l<3, Washington, ID. G.. m 1885,
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New York MnYkets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Flour has advanced,
sales OF 1.2O0 bbls State 81 S5ass g5i Ohio IS 35a
$50; Southern unchanged at IS IOas5 40
Wheat is heavy; sales Of 20, 900 bushels; South
ern white 81 50; Southern red 81 2OaSI 30 Corn
closed at an advancing tendency; white 6Oae2c.
Pork is quiet; mess Sl9.75as2O; prime has adj.
vanced 25c-; sales at $40 IS. Beef is inactive
Lard closed buoyart at IOal3c.
Whisky is unchanged; Ohio 22Kc.
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. Relief NIeetin-in Tr,p,on.

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. "a large relief meet
ing was held here to-day. Committeex were
appointed to raise means for the support Of the
poor. memorial to the councils was adopted
The speeches which were delivered were TEN
perate in their tone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, November 5th. Ia57.

On the petition OF Hubbard Harris, adminstrator
OF Alpha Richardson, decd, of North Enfield. New
Hampshire, praying for the EXTENSION of a Pateut
granted To the said lpha Richardson on the IRA
April, 1874, for an Improvement IN Machinery for
Splitting Leather" for seven years IRON the exTJi
ton Of said patent, which takes place ON the rita
day OF April, 1853: -
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Office on Monday, the 5th OF Apr. next,
at u O'clock m; and all persons are notified TO APP
pear and show cause n any they have, WIN SAID pc
tltion oug hi not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 90
q i'm the Patent Once their objections, specially
forth in writing least twenty days before the day
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party be
used the said hearing must be taken and transmit
ted in accordance with the rules Of the Once which
will be furnished on application. .--,
The testimony in the case wall be closed on the .ssh
of March next; deposItIons and other papers relied
upon testimony must he filed In the ooe ON or be
fore the morning of that day the arKuments AZ any,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intellgencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, d. c.; Pennsy lvanian. Philadelphia Pa; DAILY
News, New York; Post, Boston; and Inquirer
Cincinnati, Ohio. once week for three successive
weeks previous TO the 5th OF April next. the
day OF hearing. JOSEPH HOLT.
Commissioner OF Patents.
;. Editors Of the above papers wall please oepy,
and send their bills TO the Patent Ohoew1t paper
containing this notice. ne-awsS
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Smoking a Tenant TO Death.

PRoyIDENcE, l., Nov. 9.-Bridget McIntyre.
OF Central Falls, died on Saturday, from the ef-
fects OF fright and smoke caused by some one
having stuffed the chimney Of the house In which
she lived with straw
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Baltlmore Markets.

BALTrNoEE, Nov: lI.-Flour is dull; H01rd
street and Ohio IS IS.
Wheat Is dull and a shade lower prices are
nominal. Corn is unchangedi yellow 7oa73c!
white 13a15c.
Whisky is better City nc; Ohio 23c
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Sentence Of Canadian Criminals

ToEoNIo, Nov. 9-Cummings, who embez
Lled the FUNDS OF the Bank Of Upper Canada. has
been sentenced to five years Imprisonment In the
penitentiaTy.
Samuel ID. Ross, who has been found guilty OF
the charge OF robbin2 the mails, in the cars be.
to imprisonment for life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11
Destructive Fire I'm Tn. Sou,h

CHARLEsToN, Nov. 10th.-The South Carolina
Cordage Company's factory was DESTROYED by
IRE on Tuesday, involving loss Of $50 COO An
insurance Of SD 600 is upon il in northern Offices
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Arrest of General Walker.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 10 General Walker Ia
been arrested on the affidavit Of the Custom Hous
officers but he was Immediately admitted TO ba
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The Cotton Market.

MOBILE, Nov. I0.-Cotton--sales Of three DAYS
7,2U0 bales at l2aI2k.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 10 Cotton has advanced
sales Of two days 10, 600 bales at l2c. Exchange
has much improved.
CHARLESTON, Nov. IO.-Cotton is buoyant-
sales to-day Of l9 600 bales, IL 600 Of which sold
for f9TaI3c
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Tornado in the Southwest

AU6USTI Nov. 10.-A terrible tornado passed
over the town of Brownsville, Tennessee, near
Memphis, on Saturday last.
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Flood on the Susquehanna and the Chemu.s
Rivera.

.NiLLIAMsPoRT, November l0-The Susoue.
hanna at this point has raised ten feet and Is still
rising.
ELMiRA, Nov. 1O.-The water here has over.
noMt9 me Erie Railroad Bridge, and Il IL feared
mas been completely washed away, and the whole
place is inundated. number of buildiugs have
been washed away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11

The FIVE LITTLE PIGs.-Shilington, Odeon
Building, corner "a street and Pa. avenue, has re
ceIved another supply of this publication. All in
want of 1t should call early and purchase. n9-tf
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Michigan Central Railroad Loan.

NEW York, November lit is reported that
Messrs Barring, Of London, have AIKEN the Mich
igan Central Railroad loan Of 81 400 600 at 20 per
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Financial.

NEW YORK, November I1.-Stoeks are higher
Cumberland Coal Company :; Illinois Railroad
bonds 50; Michigan Southern l.; Reading 3sH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11

HERNDoN FCSD.-'rhe Mayor has received a
letter from George w. Riggs, Esq acknowledge
ing the receipt of S2o IS from w J. Nagle, being
the proceeds of the benefit for the Herndon F und
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DIS. HUNTER & WnLIAMs,

Physicians for Diseases Of Throat and Lungs,
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DR.. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
the 18th and 18th of each month. The next visit will
be on Thursday, the 18th inst.
Office 25l Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewelry Store. n 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11

On the 4th nstant, after illness of two months
which he bore with Christian fOrIitude, WILLIAM
HOWELL, aged y years and 10 months Through
ont the whole period of his suffering he gave evi-
dence Of hrm trust IN the Redeemer, and sho uted
for at the prospect Of his deiverance from this
vae of sorrow w hIle weeping friends stood ound
his dy ing couch he said repeatedly. Il shall soon he
at home, and want Oh all tn meet me IN heaven"
HAPPY soul, thy days ended,
All thy mourning days below;
Go, by angel guards attended,
To the sight Of Jesus, CO."
On the evening OF the 10th instant, Mt 8 O'Clock,
ESTE LIE FILLMORE, infant daughter Of Ben
jamn c. and Martha =. Wright, aged IS months and
q days
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited To attend her funeral To morrow
CrhursdayD Evening, at az O'Clock. from tn resi-
de1oe OF her parents, No. 497 street, between 9Th
and 7th. without further notice.
On the 10th instant. HARRIET WETHERED
CLYMER, daughter OF DIR. George Clymer, U. =.
Navy.
On the III instant. in Anne Arundel county, Md,
PAMELA X, wife OF the Rev. Samuel Keper,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and sister OF
Mr.. John Davidson. Of Georgetown, ID. C.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv CREAM A,o,;o..o

By A. UHEEN, AuctiOneer.
PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRI-Sr tn
y the subscriber, bearing date the Sd day of Sen
temDer, lsol and ouly recorded IN the Land Goods
% asnlngton coun'y, IN the District Of Co uTnbs
4 shsil sell at pubic auction, on the PREMISES on
MONDAi the 10th day Of November at 4 o'clocL
p. m, Lot No. IN Square No. "a ~ Ing in said Cify
OF ashngton. and fronting IS feet inches on north
street and running hack IC0 feet an al ey % feef
18th streets. " ''' "io
There is neat two-story Frame House on the
Lot; which is nearly opposite the late Cen Tbomp-
Esq. " 0s'oo'
N"Ith street IS soon to be graded and the ne gh-
Terms; One-third cash balance In 6, 10, and 10
Ior notes bearing interest, and secured by
Conveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser.
X. X. FORD, Trustee
A. a
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MARRIED..
DIED.

On tho 10th instant, by the Rev. ]. G. Butler
RUTH CLARK. of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11

POSTPONED The concert advertised to take
place to- night at the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, has been postponed until Thursday, the
18th instant, as will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns.
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By J. C. MEG CURE, Auctioneer.

BY j. Z. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
MARkET;5By virtue of q deed IN trust, bearing date
on the I'D day Of September 1857 and duly scorded,
At public SAFE on the 5S day of G ss
SQUARE o ssh a ss5 sRs LSts MO
Lot No. fronting 10 feet ON the public square Oppo-
site the Centre Mar et, 100 feet on north street
and "a feet inch on Lou siana e. and improved
with large and substantially built brick
building covering the entire lot, and containing sew
ing 50 feet on north street, and a feet on Louis
ana avenue, and improved with small brick and
The above property is located in one of the most
valuable business portions OF the city and produces
f6s5 OF No pc. annggm, aHa s well known as
ing thereon, will be sold as whole. and Lot No. 2 d-
vided into two building lots fronting each Is feet on
nue.. Inc sale oilers rare opportunity to capital
lists and persons wishing to inv est or bui d..
Terms OF sale: One third cash; and the balance in
D. H. y ID and % months, for notes besring inter.
est from day OF SALE secured by deed trust upon
the property: and ifnot complied with in six days
weeks notice. the SIX and ex psnse OF the default
ing purchaser.
ser. CHAS. :. WAI.LACH,
JOS. H. BRADLEY,jr.
Sc a eo&ds JAS. C. MCGUIRE, HHcf.
til MONDAY AFTERNOON. November I'd, at
O'clock SAn on the PREMISES ~ u.c,uop A..
III The purchaser of Lot No. |, with the build
ing thereon, at the above sale. failed to comply with
the terms thereof the said lot Ne end the h,drg
DAY Of November 1857, at o'clock p. m on the pre-
misses and offers to capitalists desirable opportunity
for investment.
Terms as at former sale.
G Gds & 5; WAbLit4AIcH,
nll-eOd&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Later from NIexica.
From the Associated Pres. Aseu,,

n.' .okLtAss, Nov. 1o.-The steamer Ten
hSinoi,. 'onl vera Cruz on the 9TH, has arrived,
~TISglh2 more than SS0O, 40 In specie
=, me political guarantees OF the new co,.,,,,-
ZION have been suspended O0As''u-
Gen. Comonfort has been elo,hsd ,,-,,,, ,,,.,.,o
rial powers "ee WIN oieesio-
n, S.a law has been proclaimed IN the distr,r,
,,,,s ,t vsca, In consequence OF a caculfIe, he,
Gen me spanish and Mexican citizens.
els in the soo,, sill successful against the reb.
nearby from Yucatan state that the Cam
vernment forces hut thai ,hs ra,'a, 20 ,oe go
n arm ne" phase and the whole population were
Fatal Anray.
WILLIANsPoKT, Pa, Nov q, ...-. -
CURED on saturday, near Montgomery station In
this county, which resulted in the de,th ~ = A.
Hill from a stab inflicted by Mr.. Bird MIR .
butchers knife. IL appears that Mr. Htu -
the oldest son Of Mr.. Bird went 10 the hos.e ~
old MIR. Bird for the purpose Of 1uarreling win
him, when old Mr.. Bird, as be alleges KILLED
him In self-defence. Bird gave himself up 20
the proper authorities and has been committed 20
the county Jail TO await an investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11

by JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Auci ioneer
DMlNlSTRATORS SALE OF FURNI-
&c..On SATURDAY MORNING, Nov I4ih' al
10 O'Clock at the auction rooms of J. {. Mcclure
we sha sell the personal estate of the late Stephen
CassIn, comprising
Mahogany hair-spring Sofa, Rocker and Parlor
Chairs $1,000
Marble top Pier Table, Looking Glasses
Cane and wood Chairs
BRUSSELS, Three ply, and other Carpets, Mating
Git w Indow Shades aud fixtures
About 80 ounces sterling Silver Plate
cottage Beds, bureaus, Washstands
teather Beds, holsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &C.
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: Twenty dollars and under, cash over
IsfactCrlly endorsed notes. bearing interest By or
der WIN. REDIN
MATER scoX:
Administrators.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
4 IN ORANGE COUNTY. VA.-Having more land
auction, on TUESDAY. the nth DAY of NnveTnber
1857. bIrchland." lying IN the County of Orange,
on Mountain Kun, adjoining the lands of Hon. Jere-
nlah Morton and others, and containing three hum
ored and seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acres cleared and in Glover, and the rem, nder
IN original growth-well suited to growing a fine
quality of Tobscco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year, and suitable for farming
purposes: i invite purchasers to examine for them
selves. Having determined to sell, am disposed
to sell great bargain.
For further particulars address ]. J. Halsey
Mtchels station. Cupeper County, OF the under
signed AT q. anGe Court House.
Oc 2a-ts GEORGE a SLEET.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry WAIIA Ra1M.oa

bv WALL q BARNARD, Auct,oueer,.
sE osafFS 8eybaRYP RR2PfFE kkkTTYdANT
me iItn instant. at ~ O'clock We vii All :,
ront Oh the premises, part Of Lot g. in SousSe 90
modhtias 10 feet on 18th street west between III
ieet aliey This valuable property Is improved Win
kooo Two story frame dwelling house tack-bniid
mo, 49, sn5eqs, G., and is situated in one Of the
an investment this sale offers an excellent oecoIt1
MY a. the property will command good rent
n 1iits hoerai an9 made Known st sale;
ByC:R. L. CROWN 4 CO.. Auotioneers.
II ARGE SALE OF GLASSWARE AND DIN
Nov 9Th nst. at 10 o,cask kS IS Iian,
OF oHr Store, corner 9TH street and Pa avenue wa
n SHALL sen, Without reserve the following Goods,
2dozsn blue r. C. Jars. for Confectionery, one half
2 dozen blue r. C. Jars, for Confectionery, one
dozen GOlored Molrsses Cans
80 do Tumblers half pints
do Thesal Goblets .... .-.....
20 90 do Champanyes
81 do Castor Bottles
Do DO french az ossi a. sss % f AtSI .sss
6 90 pimon Cor. Butter Dishes 'A"0'
4 DO SIX inch Toilet Bowls
"a 90 Partisan Cream Jugs
SO do Sugar Dishes
80 do Cup Plates
s q do Charleston half pint Tumblers
! DO Bratan Casters, Cut Bottles
handsome. gold band. decorated Dinner Set, IS
handsome gold band, decorated Dinner Set. 155
The trade is especially invited to attend, as each
Also, a large lot of new and second h,nd Furni-
tuIe and Segars.
Terms at sale.
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THE INDIAN SUMNER AND THE CoxINo WIN
'IER--Mr. ID. Frazer, a Canadian meteorolo2ist,
writes to the Hamilton Spectator as follows:
- have TO say that the form Ia which our In
dlan summer Is TO be depends upon the quantity
oi moisture In the ground, or fall rains. Rain
causes the difference Of temperature Of the earth
ana atmosphere. The phenomenon OF the In
olan summer Is caused by evaporation Of the
edth, which causes a tagnaton in the atmos-
Phefe at that season Of the year when the days
are shortened, and the suns rays fall more
ooliquely upon the atmosphere over us-not
giving TO IL sufficient energy to throw OF its
lethargY. For this reason there is no rain, and
FOR the same reason the heat OF the atmosphere
- not eIhaased and the weather is mild and
pleasant. Judging from present appearances,
should say We are likely to have more Indian
summer han We have had for some years past,
and also shorter and more open winter
Ndts Thinking the above theory applicable
20 present appearances in the District &c, send
IL for ins-. tiOn ia your valuable paper b.
GEoEGErowS, ID. C., Nov. -, ls57.
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DOCKS FROM LONDON.
ID Soyer's Culinary Campaign, vol; 3! &c..
Russell's Mod eTn Europe EpitOmIsed, 81.
The Biyouac, by Maxwell; Soc.
Captain Blake by Maxwell; SIC.
The VIcomte BTageonne, vols; Sl.25.
Birds. Bea~ Is, and Fishes; l2c.
The History of Five Little PIGS, coorcd plates q
cents, plain IL cents.
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COxNESDABLE-We hear that the workmen
In the machine shops at the Capitol propose to
give one days wages monthly for the benefit OF
,he suffering poor during the winter months
Should this benevolent example be followed by
our citizens generally In proportion to their abil-
ny, the resident poor may be relieved greatly
curing the ineleIneR, season.
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ETHEREAL OIL.

TNEXPLOSIVE ETHEREAL OIL.
The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN-
EXPLOSIVE III its character, and VI Inch gives a
superior light, burns longer and smokes less than
the Ethereal OIi usually sold in thIs CITY. The night
To sell this OIl an the District Of Columbia is guar
Hn'eed TO the Undersigned, and is sold only AZ the
Depot, No. 48l, northwest csrner of T. and 18th
streets. where its superiority will be shown at any
time. The price Is the same the explosive. Or
ders Will be Punctually filed by leaving them at the
Depot.
&C 2l-eoSm FIR. STUFF. Grocer.
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Crowd OF ROwDIEs were FORMULATING
the city last night, behaving in a very disoTderly
manner We are proud TO say they were not
WashingtOnians Ten Of them were arrested,
and they all proved 10 be Penasylvanians. They
asserted that they CANE 10 this city 10 get work
Dat their behavior was not precisely Of the sort
10 cradle them Ia obtain IL. some Of them were
dismissed TO leave the city, and the others were
sent 10 the wOTkhOuse for ninrty DAYS One Of
tue crowd was accused Of disOTderIy behavior,
and when asked what he had to saw repIied 90
did not know that cussin the internal Dutch and
lflsh was disorderly.n lie was sent down
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
~ CRY HALL, November s, I857.
Notice IS hereby given To all persons no have not
paid their Taxes for the present year. and to sl who
are n arrears for previous years that at the expa
ton of sixty days from this date soon tn sreaf
ter as the advertisement be prepared. all proper
ty on which the taxes may remain paid will be ad
yertised and old for the taxes, the law enions
Those who do not wish 10 be put to the heavy ex-
pense attendant on the advertisement and sale are
requested TO pay IN season.
JAS. F. HALLIDAY,
N 6-aOt Jan5 COlIector
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GREAT BARGAINS In second hand Pianos at
VI the Muslc Depot, from SIS to Q $50, To be sold
on time, or at reduced price for cash.
- -f,' w. q. METZEROTT,
oe0 corner uth street end Pc, svenvs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11

Az HONEST DRIVER Norris, an omni-
bus driver on Vanderwerken's line, yesterday
restored in safety to the loser, bag containing
$500 in gold, left by him a seat in the omni-
bus. Good, for John
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of CLOTHS and CASSIMERE- in this city we
are prepared To make Clothing to order at the short
est EOtice.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO,
n2S SO Pm. ave bet. 9th and lath SIS
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEwOOD-CASE IRON
"a frame Pianoforte, used one year in a careful
family, of Hact, Davis Co, Boston, renowned
manufacturers, will be sold at great bargain for
cash or credit, at our great Piano Emporium.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
oc22 SS Pa. ave. hst. 9th and 9th sis.
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HAMS! HANS" HAMs%
We have a choIce lot of Family. cured HAMS,
which unsu rpas sed in excellence.
KING Il BURCHELL,
sea- Corner of Vermont avanue and 18th street.
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Q eOdId DIS JAS C. McCITIRE Auc,
VIRGINIA AND OTHER PAPER MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR.
CLOTHING t-CLOTHING !-CLOTHTNG,
CHEAP FOR CASH.

MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING,
AT 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 9th and lOth StS., at the "IuEE HohSe."
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Just opened. large stock Of READY MADE
CLOTiilNG, at the following low prices:
We can otter greater bargains IN Clothing than ca
he obtained elsewhere IN this city. Owing to our
building. we dId not lay IN our stock Is Others did,
and We bought at great sacrifices, owIng to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-11

MILITARY LAWS OF THE u. STATES
teers, Militia, and to Bounty Lands and Pensions
third edition, by the late Capt. Hetzel, u. 8. Army
articles of Wsr, and the CONSTITUTION OF the United
states; price $l. or prepaid by mail 81 Is. -.
~ FRANCK TAYLOR
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nor RENT.-A mode rn- built HOUSE, contain
T. ing eleven rooms. The house Is on 9Th street
bAtwsen and r. streets IN the best location i'm the
city. heated by furnace and lighted with sas. Ap
ply TO THOMAS PARKER. n4-2w'
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Or. NOISES
TnvigOrating Cordial.

THIS CoFiial viii actually care permanently General De-
biiity mpOtsncy Ineonuneuee, L0ss q Muscular EH
egy, Physical Lasstuds and General Prostrson, Frabi
", al Nsrvous DiROrdss Afsc0pH % The Liver, sc. % ia
considered nVauabls IN eaBg Incpient Consump1u The
cordial hss supsrssdsd 81 other preparations offered
the public for the above eompans and he qusHty rOd
Tor ths pYos, renders decidedly the cheapest preparation
in Manufactured b. Dr. c. T. King, No. ~ BroadNny
n. Y, and sold b.
Sole AGENTS for Tennessee, No. %, 5ouih SIDE Public
NrsbvFT. Ta,-.rrae
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27

N. B.-Our Stock consists Of entirely
New Goods, New Styles differing mate.
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLEs. and
presenting an array Of beautiful Gods,
beyond comparison Of any former sea
son. A. J. D, & co.