davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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To Farmers.
WE would respectfully cali attention To our stock of
iiOrsepOWcrs and
Thrcshing Machines.

for the coming harvest and invite Farmers 10 xanne
the same het"re purchasing else here.
Our lmprON ed MIN IIDfsepoWers have been in Use
tor TWO years. and BESIDES working light they Stand
nnriyacd for strengthening The highest amount of
speed TO the 'Ihrcsher.
Our IhreShng and Cleaning Machines possess all
ihe Latcs' Improvements and are made OF the best
mat rial PAT up ~ The best manner, and well finished
all The joInls being secured with Screw Bolts They
IhrGsh FaSl aud lean, scpa ang the wheat from the
straw, making wasle-tai ling-in fact, a complete
combination that cannot be surpassed.
Call and see thrm and satisfy yourselves
9Cr y! KINDS of REPAIRING done with dispatch.
Mill Shafts, y C., made To order. -
BOWMAN & ELLIOTT
je3-it Commerce street SMYRNA. Del
Smyrna times., 1858-06-17

(cT A Convention ofthe Democracy of Kent
county, will be held at Dover, on Wednesday,
the 23d of June inst, III IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-17
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Ererm Nm LIZ n,rn1 -, Io

Every Man his O,0n Statesmen.
LlPPINCOT"T & Co, One Price Clothing Store
No 40l Market stree, Sd door above /lh street P.
dolphin, would solicit a call from those in want Of
CLOTHING, before purchasing esewhere-as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked IN PLAIN figures, SO that all
must buy alike. All goods used in tins store are
sunged before making up, and all articles sold will
be guaranteed 10 be cut and ma, in the best mallls
Remember
l04 Market street.
ISAAC IIPrINCoTT. Sd door above lih. B.L.wooLsrox
y Philadelphia.
se3O, SLY
Smyrna times., 1858-06-17

eARESSES and MANTILLAS MADE at
~ the shortest notice, and in the most fash
enable style. X. & NJ. A. OFFLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-17
Railroad Meeting.

TINIIE Stockholders of the Md. ard Del Railroad
are notified TO meet the Office of the Company
in Easion, on Thursday July 9Th, at II OcOck,a m.
BY order OF the Board, &c. w. POWELL,
june 3-3t Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-06

OReANIzArIos OF DAcoIAH TEKEIroRY-The
people Of Dacotah have at last effected an indie
pendent temporary organization Of their territory
At Sioux F alls a mass convention Of the peo-
pie had been held. having for its object the mi
tlatorY steps to a temporary organization Of the
territory Of Dacotab, TO continue in full force
until Congress, in their wisdom, should see
proper to give them the usual more permanent
form OF territorial government In that conven-
ton, provision was made for the election Of men,
bers to comprise a Legislative assembly, which
was ordered 70 meet at the coun'y seat OF Big
sioux county, on the 18th OF the present month
In doing this, the speaker In the convention
found ample justification for the step about 10
be taken, in the fact of their being left entirely
without laws, except those promulgated bP the
Indians surrounding them, or the still worse code
as laid down by Lynch and Bowie.
The election was held a. ordered, in due form:
nine members were returned 10 the House, and
five to the Council; and on the 18th ult the nrSt
Legislative Assembly OF Dacotah Territory met
and begun its session.
Several succeeding days were passed In matur-
ing numerous local bills, memorials &c On tie
fourth day Of the session, the Judiciary committee
reported a bill adopting the Minnesota code Of
laws, rs published In 1857, with alterations ard
amendments, as = a code Of laws for the govern
ment OF the Territory Of Dacotah" The bill 80
Introduced with a few amendments. was adopted
ard is now the recognized law Of the land After
session OF six days, the Legislature adjourned
o the 18th Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-06

MuscLE-MES.-To those abIe- bodied young
men who seriously contemplate adopting prize
Fighting as profession, Il may be well 10 state,
SAYS the Cleaveland Plaindealer, that scientific
pngilisis usually come 10 n had end The father
Of MI. liver. who enjoyed the distinsuish,d
honor Of participating IN the FIRST ring : ghf in
America, died Of too much liquor the Tip,or
Siasher died cf tor much row; Brichcr Ray died
OF 100 much knock-in the head; VIM Poole led
OF TOO much bullet Paudesn died 90 too much
knife, and Yankee Sullivan died Of too much
vigilance committee 80 thev 90. ANY number
OF Chickens, Pets, SIashefS, &c have deceased
IN various violent and wTeicEed wars They
almost invariably come 10 a tad end. and some
Of them, we are pleased 10 state, have come 20 a
roleSeDd In fact, pugilism, professional or
Otherwise, don't pay. The champion may strut,
ana swagger and swear, with his shiny black
belt for a while, but Fate seems 10 have oydained
that he shall die miserably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-06

THB fuLfPs'-it mas beeu Truly fem0fke0, that
'fhere is no limit to human ingenuity" and the
Appropriateness Of the text ~ manifested in more
ways than one, to the eve Of the observer, along
our principal streets. The various means which
are called into equisition by our merchants for
directing public attention to their places of bust.
ness, and the silent arguments I'm favor of each
establishment, which each merch liant suggestive
ly displays In his show windows, are apt illus
trations Of the above sentiment Our neighbor.
Jas Y Davis, with characteristic Reorganization
TO carry out the universal maxim, has inst placed
In his show windows achievement in the way
Of gas fixture, which challenges the admi ration
Of every passsr by. IL partakes or a three fold
character, viz: A gas light, a beautiful rack, on
which TO display his Incompatible hats, and
beautiful nower-it being formed In imitation of
that pet flower OF the ladies', the tulip with each
stalk or branch, terminating in graceful bloom,
from W hence jets out a fame Of light, or a clus-
ter OF leaves so formed to serve the purpose of
exhibiting the glossy proportions of the hand
some beavers manufactured within. This STYLE
OF gas fixture Is from the hment of Messrs
Thompson x Bro and Is entirely new and de-
signed TO become popular institution as an at
tractive ornament, as well in its multifarious
usefulness.
The WEATHER.-Range OF the thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday,
October %, and ending this morning:
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III A Lad named Edward Mulligah, came TO
his death last week, at Toledo, Ohio. from The
bite OF rattlesnake. The boy was lying on the
floor or the house n'ar the bed Of his father and
N, the: During the night Nj Mulligan discov-
er' tnat there was a snake in the bed in which
he was sleeping, and In the attempt TO dispatch
struck him with It's fangs. He died u hours
after he was bitten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-06

IL At Detroit, young man named Henry
Lewis, hes commenced a suit against young la
dy named Mary Ann West, TO recover some so
worth Of wedding 'fXings,n which be bou2 lat
for her recently. she don't want TO marry him,
and lac Is bound TO lose 10 money by the ope;s-
ton He alleges they are his, having been Oh
tanned by her without nsideration. Per contrj I,
she declares that they are all "bers," and has
replevied them. And thus the matter stands at
esent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-06

~. -; Keller invites the ladies of Washing
MINTER BUN NETS, p REss cxPss. a.
AID weS EM Eks on Monday; rgesdday.~
Piease remember the place and days, a. she
nas the best assortment of Bonnets, Dress Capss,
sn1 FRENCH Flowers and Ruches.
NO. ~ Lonlsiape ayenne, between tn and sth sts.,
opposite Centre Market. 90 5o-lmH
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AUCTION SALES.
nc. DAY q TO-MORROW MORNING.


By WALL BARNARD. Anetioneers.
Ro9kS. BOOKS, BOOKS AT AUCTION
Browns, HIS, sell a StoS. Sc Pa sve.ne, opposite
pabsssav aiIs bic col sction Books, direct from
tue, soien. snoIaens every department OF itera-
Aver and ali other eopsiar 1Ssscrs
tcssther via, ihmIy "a B,ess Prayer and Hymn Books.
e. Goa adanoy Goods. 40 SO. "0'u renA' rem
@ Ssss All 'Il'' &s ALE idsTT 4. BE s,,
By J. c MCGUIRE a Co 1nc,;o...-.-
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF cSc
- AZ AucTIoS.-On SATURDSY SIebk
Of August RrcSp on 2. the Ss.
vsna avenue Ne shall ss the ssoci and hs s1psss,
Lot Of Havsns and German Cigars,
TWIST, Rough and X eady, Chunk. Gold Leaf Cav
esndish. Natural Leaf and common Chewing To-
R.prss. Scotch. aud Congress. Snuff,
ne Gut fobacco, Cigarettes,
Lot of Smoking Tobaoco
Havana Havana. German and Seed leaf Tohscco, &C.,
SSSSn1EIer, Glass Case, Soslss and Weights,
Terms: $40 and under cash: over tina, ann. a
redlt OF days fo' sa isfaotorily endorsed notes
-noaa j. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auo,..
EXoELIENT R6 6s ! o Ass sVES oc.
HON Fryt pI1So FSETE: fghSITURk 1Np ForsE-
pay MORNING, November Sd, at 10 o'olock. At
me me on stGss 9f Declining hSusskeP
streets. we shs sell the Furniture and fFscts.
comprising '
Excellent Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forts. by
- J. d Z. Fischer,
Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofa ocksr and p.,
Tor Chairs, MN ~
Shiniz covered LOUNGES, Union and Easy Chairs,
Rosewood NJ sTiIle too Centre and Fancy lsbIes
mahogany Card and WSlrut Work Tables,
Brussels and lngrslt Carpets, Rugs,
Wlnfow curtains and Cornice Shades.
Fire Sets, Vases, Mantle! Ornaments,
OAK Hall CnaIrs, Table piioluth
Walnut Sid board, two Extension Tables
gut freme Mirrors. Cane seat Glars.
Superior Walnut Jenny lind and Cottage Bedstesds
walnut Martse top Dressing and PaIn Bureaus,
- DO. and Pointed Wardrohes, Washstan a
Toilet Sets. Towel racks. Mattresses,
Franklin, Alright and other Stoves,
Ven; tan STAR Carpets, X DDS and Ives
look ing Stove and lxtures,
Kitchen Utensils, DC.
Terms; SS9 and under cash; over that sum
rdt OF o. and 90 days, for Satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
ocTd &c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auc.s.
III THE ABOVE SALE X POSTPONED
IN consequences Of the ram, until Mo y DAY NOR
NiNr. Nov. 9Th, samo hour and place.
The House Is for rent. Inquire of the auc-
noSd Iusionl J. c. McGUIRE& CO, Aus
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A JuRoR A case w.s ,,I.t rh,-.s

JUROR IA case was tried Thursday morn
Ing IN the SUPREME Court Of New York, occupy
Ing about two hours, when the Jary retired. AZ.
ter quarter Of an hour, the jury came in, when
the foreman announced that eleven agreed, but
the twelfth had not understood the evidence, for
AZ 'oas a German, pho did nor sp,af EAgIfsk
The Court ordered the cause to he tried again on
Friday.
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Remarks.-October 2sth-Day cloudy through.
out, rain, milder. 29th-Cioudy, with rain
throug bout, wind s. by E., milder. Goth
Cloudy, rain, wind g, miider, after sunset
cleared of fine, lightning at night, and cooler
3lst-Fine, airy, wind NV, fine and pleasant
oughout, cooler to end. Nov'r lst-Fine,
airy, wind NV. fine throughout and pleasant
2d-Cloudy, wind Sc, milder, cloudy and
blustery throughout, fit of snow rain to end
3d-Cloudy, rain, blustery, wind Sc, rain
tn.Gughout 4th.Cloudy, wind NV.
New moon, Friday, 5th of November, between
III and ~ O'Clock, morning r
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Nov'I ith, 1853
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MARSHAL'S Sal En- virtue of 2 writs of
IVA hen faclas issued from the Clerks office Of the
circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed / viii
expose to publ sale for C. sH in ront Of the Cont
hogse door OF said county. on TUESDAY, the . Nh
OF November, 1853, at " O'Clock m, the follow
described property. TO wit All defenda nt's yeht
ute, CAIN and Interest in and to Lots Nos |, 2 g.
ana = In square No l4,, In the city of w ton.
meDis thereon Sc zed ard levied upon as the prop
erty ef Charles Van Pstten. and will be sold 10
SATISFY judicial Nos. 60 an 81, to October term
1855, IN favor of w. G.. w. and Jane l.. White and
Iames c; Nature. admir- of John d. Brow n, vs.
Charles III. Van Patten j. D. HOtIVEG
Late Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
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$ P E c 1 A LroN o &c E
MISUNDERSTANDING

y tn"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
80 9. E. GREEN. @
No. lis Pennsylvania Avenue, ~
20 Baveen I7th and l8fh Sfs., III
would call the attention of the public TO his sssort
m"nt of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,
among which may he found
CABINET FURNITURE,
EXTENSION TABLES. OF Mahogany. Walnut
wARpRQBEs. of Mahogany, Walnut. or Painted
cENTRE, SIDE, and SOFA TABLES, with
rSS Sf syey ESsS slHyls and finish
siDEsShkbs:i ETA s5skEsA sofSs.
usually found in So furnished csSDst MsGe
ToI IN hch for STYLE hHish and durability. is not
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND STONE
CHINA WARE.
DDiNNER SETS SS in whole or detached pieces,
skSSGy CAKE PLATES,
S sIliD A B5Wis! SETS
FRtffi BASKETS, and every thing necessary for
well furnished house.
GLASS WARE, (Cut or Pyessed)
TTMBkERS, a variety Of patterns.
EfSHfa S SISfI 4 S;'s;SSI1i
IPiEFSYAasSTpE 2ss, LLEMSNADE ShAssEs.
ssHEGGAhkk FB GGhMik $S'E ERUir DISHES,
oies too numerou us to mention.
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
S Sa6sEs, hsS Ko.Tfs B9TGT TIsisrs
ORGANIZERS. and a large assortment Of many
,,,,p,D1r
Fine Lv0RY-HANDtE KNIVES and FORKS.
by dozen :r set of 81 or IS pieces, or Knives
EINs sTSEL SkRvERs and FORKS.
SrEELS, NUT PICKS,
kAZOkS, and variety of other ARTICLES all of a
superior quality.
PLATED WARE.
To my assortment Of SILyER-PLATED WARE
Ss ssP ssd ha.s :SsE being
fh$T$5F Ps siss5sFs SPOONS.
ssGH SAT- and Mustard SPOONS.
NAPKIN RINGS. and many other articles.
CEDAR WASH TUBS, nests or single,
Es f$$R s Is s ssRSss s sEfVEHs.
ss$fzt$ j s t!izASRsa
k ks$aE: !! s$$hs tn FAIRS.
KEELERS,
CLOTHES LINES,
SUGAR BOXES,
SPOUNS and LADIES,
COCOA DIPPERS.
BRASS BOUND BUCKETS,
CLOTHES PINS.
mOP STICKS. and many other articles to suit the
MARKET and CLOTHES BASKETS,
HAMPERS, WORK BASKETS, BR0OMS,
FEATHER BUSTERS Of every kind.
HEARTH: CRUMB, SCRUB and CLOTHES
CLOCKS. PhkiAN WARE.
WATERS, ard such a variety Of articles az 10
NAL II impossible to enumerate them.
All of the above articles are OF the best ou.Iitv
and offered az very low prices.
He requests the favor of q call from persons fur
nshipg, he Is satif fed he can make IL 10 thar
interest to purchase Of him. $3.50 |
III emembsr the number: l
sg4 lIe Fenusylvania Avenue,
BETWEEN SEvENTEENTH AND EIeHrKEyTH srs,
HaU block atere tks Execusirs Sarars.
=, ~ B1Yst on hand. O lot of those very uperior
ia EMS, scsrranfed 10 be free from snl.H
no 80 Estates G. 4. 6aEEN.
w DDING PIE Sc NTs.
Beautiful Goods. suitable for Wedding and Birth
aaJ Presents, just reosEved q -
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The LATEST NEWS. 30
By Telegraph for the Evening Star.
The Ralfimnr. N1rrA>.

DALI iNosk, Nov An Effort VIZ made last
night TO rescue GambriIl from ths ,,ii x-h,h.,
be had been conducted by an armed escort OF se
policemen. The jail was guarded All nsvh,.
tack ~
Peter Core who was arrested for shooting ON !.
err Rtgdon, turned States evidence while und.r
fear Of the vangeance Of O e excited populse, n
said that the shot was fred by Marion croops
who was subsequently, arrested. Both were fully
committed; Core as an accomplioe and Ctopps
~ principal.
The police also arrested Eve other notorious
rowdirs during the night. a. sccomplices. and
Tor endeayoring TO rescue the prisoner, Gambrill
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The Tehuspt.p,e Rent. Omen.

INV ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The steamer Quaker
Tnss - coming up the river. she reports the
Iennsntepec route opened She docs MT how
go, o,ing the California mails, having made no
o"1nscuon With the mailboat on the Pacific
,. na.uoaga force had been dispersed. aud the
us o OF Ithuantepec was clear Of ali obstruc-
uoiis tothe transmission OF mails and passeavers
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The Fever Disappeared from Charlotte,

CHARLESTON, Nov i-The health Of The ei,,,
pas greatly Improved. There have been only
three DEATHS from fever since Saturday ana ,haJg
were confned to the upper wards Physician.
consider il safe for citizens 70 return 20 the city
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LOCAL INTELLiGENCE.

IL Ths.gh "The STAR" 10 printed en- the
fastest steam press In ase south Of Balti.
mere, It's edition IL % large as - require IL
90 be put to press nt an early hour, AdveF-
tisements, therefore, should be sent IN by Q
s'clsck. m.; otherwise they may net appear
BntiI the next day.
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Baltimore NIarke,s.

BhLTTnoRE, Nov. 6 -FIour 10 quiet; Ohio IS.
Wheat Is quiet red 81 lsal 20; white 81 2sa
80. Sorn-old bite 7oc yellow slas2c
WHISKY IL quiet at n \ a22c
Provisions are dull
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GRAPES! GRAPES q

T.. GRAPES! GRAPES.
JUST Received, by express, another lot or In.
bella and Croton Point GRAPES.
ALSO, q hne LOT Of + rench Candy, Cream Cbooo
Ste ane general variety Of choiee Candies Figs.
fsste, &c. u. n. RIDENOUR 80
noo-Ss Ss "a. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts
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PHILADELPHIA DRAUGRT ALE.

RUTTER. ADAMANTINE, CANDLES,
MOULD AND SPEkM 10.
30 kegs 6lafes Butter. just received on ccnsign-
ment, direct from Somerset county, Ia.
Sperm Candles,
100 boxes - acks on's" Mould do,
Is boxes "Wicke Il TIlInEnast's" Spermasetl do
Just received on consignment. For sale hy the
underslEned. ~ a. low Iates as similar goods csa
be had In any other ket. Dealers will riea,e cal
At IS I.cuisiara avenue.
no5St STAINS. MURRAY
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BOARDING.

SEHEkAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE CON
= y, ieotntss,6iy accommodated with BOARD a. Mrs
bun s si. o. NO. <6s sth street. between + and q.
RoARDtNG, with handsomely furnshed Rooms.
- nghte1 With gas, m1y be Obtained nv earl, m,
picaLion 81 go l2tn street, bel v.en And n sf,s
Isy Table Boardsrs can alsO be accommodated.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER GOODS


CLAGETT MAY W. uld respectfully announce
20 reeldents, and strangers visiting the CITY, that
they are now prepared to show the largest and best
assorted stock OF first cass sorelgn and Domestic
Dkf GOOnS ever offered for sale in this citv
In klCH LKS AND HANDSOME WOOL
EN DhESS GOODS, We have splendid assert
ment, Just received, per last steamers, from Eu
In RICH sHAWLs AND MANTLEs, we have
seme elegant goods we'll worthy the early attention
OF me iaoies OF Washington. Georgetown and Alex
In MOURNING GOODS, FINE WHITE
GUODS. LINENS AND HOUSE-FURNlSH-
iNS ARTICLES, HOSIERY, AND GENTLE
ME Ems YEAR, our stock is full and complete in
w, We have on hand full stock of 6ne BLANK
SERVANTS' WEAR,
Heavy Twilled Virginia Blankets,
pest pest quality Virgins Plaid Linseys,
1esI qqsntS land Fl lied Cloths,
HeavJ rwiiled Flaunels. In white.
biue, Ned, and Gray for servants,
oIue OsnaourE Calicos, and other heavy goods,
t-.ugsp'e lot vomen's wear.
IL Ws hdrs oHt one price. All goods in store
sre go In plain hgures, the lowest cash pftce.
JrSGna tohteh tCe ednsof deriafe. y
ana strans ers are cordially invited to call
~ ins pect our stock, which we viii at ali times
50. CLAGETT. & MAY,
cxtenslve Dealers in all kinds of oreign and
9th street. - = = = NO St
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FUTURE DAYS.

EXCELLEN AND NEARLY NEW FUR
Rs SnkY hFSfcT: At PUBLIC
an, a: 10 O'Clock, at house No 95 on Penn, lvana
avenue. oPpos,ts Wizards Hotel we shall sell the
furniture and effects ola set eman declining house.
Mahosany Carved sofas, Arm Chairs, Rockers and
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Lad,'s Walnut Secretary and Whatnot,
Oht -tEame French Plate Pier Glasses, with Slabs
sl1baster Vases, pictured,
Panoy Chars, Tables, Foot stools,
D9mask and Lace Curtains, CornIce and Fixtures.
Nevet, Three ply, md 1nErain Carpets Oilcoth,
Mahogany French Bedsteads,
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Wsshstands
Superior CURED Hair Mattresses, Toilet sets.
bolsters and Pillows, Blankets. Comforts,
Mahogany and faIuted WardrObes,
Cottage Bedsteads, Hukk Mattresses
walnut writing Desk, Lounges.
Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Cooking, Alright and other Stoves,
logerheI with general assortment OF Kitchen re-
Terms: $50 ard under cash: over that sum credit
OF g. and % days. for satisfactorily endorsed noies
Oes bear 20 interest. J. Z. MCGUIRE & co,
oo%S-d Auctionecrs
-, ID THE ABOVE SALE is UNAVOIr-
ably POSTPONED until TUESDAY. November 9Th.
no sd j. c. Mcguire r. CO.. Auots.
kTiRSEAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF . writ of
lh ben taolas, issued from the Clerks Ofice q
the county of Washington. and to me directed, i
WI expose to pnDIIc sac for CASH, m front Of The
tie !e,h day Of Noyemoer, is5s At on Il oooeS m
the following described property, to wit: All defend
AM risht iltle claim and interest In and TO Lots
ton. ID. q together with al and singular the I'M
provcmen's thereon, seized and levied upon as the
judicial No S. Mafc term ISL in nI sy 90 Of JobS
W. Maury aLd al, sur|, and for use of Robert
FarGhaiu 5 heir
J. HOOVER, Marshal
no 4-ts for the District OF Columbia.
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80. ALPHABETICAL -
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Cosfssstse Cards Of fyst-elass Estatltsk1safs
an Az departments of business IN the city.
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w DDING PREs NrS.
Beautifal Goods. suitable for w edding and Birth.
day Presents, just rsesEved g
nosst Pa. svenss, between sth and 9th SIS.
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~. yet on hand. lot of those very superior
Eh me hS, wsrrasfed 10 be free from snn.H
no u Estates G. n. bAEEN
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ably postponed until TUESDAY. November OH.
same hour and plaos.
no sd j. G. Mcguire CO, Auots.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST FACE.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
suitable for married or single gentlemen situ-
ated on Massachusetts, avenue, MOSS, be- 4tn
400 oth SIS no s ST.
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VISITING CARDs.-John Crowley, card writer,
at the National Hotel, sends us a pack Of capt.
tally written visiting cards the receipt of which
IL thus acknowledged; and we take occasion to
say mar: as specimens OF his art, they are as
creditable as can be produced from the pencil of
any man In his line Of business
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SAL. OF VALUABLE PRorERrY.-we call at
ention to the positive sale on Monday next, by
Green, auctioneer, Of valuable improved pro-
,erty on Four-aDd IA half street. Location de-
irable, terms moderate, title indisputable. See
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skIxyIse announces the receipt Of an a.orf-
m-nt Of square sinks At his establishment, 2s7
Pennsylvania svenue
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ICONNUNICATED.
Mr.. EDITOR: There is law forbidding the
going at large of hogs in the city Notwith-
standing which, you may see droves of them at
all times in the vicinity Of St Mathews Church.
In soft weather, like the present, hog will in
one week destroy by roofing the pasturage Of a
cow for year, besides greatly disfgnring the
green helds In and around our city. More than
one-haf our housekeepers keep COW, and few
indeed keep hogs. / do hope that this nuisance
Will have the early attention of the Mayer and
police. SuTFERKR
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD HoUsK.-James Fagain,
was arrested for pilfering, but the evidence not
proving the charge, he was taken, under the city
law, as vagrant, aud sent to the workhouse for
W days: Michael Carney, drunk, sleeping in
the market; 81. Is. Loe Herbert drunk and Wa.
gTancy; workhouse 90 days. John Elwell do d:
do 80 days. George Mclean, drunk and disor.
derry; fine and costs 81 S. Lawrence Muller.
drunk in the street; 80 Is