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fonnoers.
SHELBY IRON WORKS
AND
Car Wheel ManufactOry,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
NASHVILLE, TESNESSEE.

NNTHITCOMB LEGO, Founders and Machnists,
w respectfully give notice that their extensive
Foundry, Machine shop, and FORCES complet-
ed and successful opei -tons ard that they are pre-
pared 10 execute all orders for heavy and light cast
ings, including CAR-WHEKLS OF THE MOST IAiPROV-
Ed PATTERNS.
In this department thorough knowledge and long ex-
pcreuce enable " - Chlllai,ge competition
Also, CASI-IRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most ina
proved patterns; PlaIn nutcI, and Ornamental Col
umns; Water Pos Of all siz-s lietorts Tor Gas Works
ana other Establishments where required steam En-
gnes, saw Mills. FIGURING Mills, &c, made promptly
10 order, and u the best material Particular atten-
ton given - repairing machinery at low prices and
liberal terms
Our SMITH WORKS Will be Of the most extensive
character: Saw Mill Works, stirrups. Dogs rtman-
Irons Saw Cranks. Bolts, and all kinds Of Mil Irons
made the shortest notice
AZ we are practca! mechanics wishing 10 establish
permacut bJs'nsss, object will be pay paticu-
lar atteaton all orders for or repairing old ma
ohincry. All require Is trial, and We are conn.,
dent OF being patrouized.
y. B-Wc have on hand at present a large assert
ment OF Fire Bars foF Steam In snes.
WHITCOMB 4 LEGO.
Nashville, Dec. TT
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cherry ssreci, nashville, Team.
ryNHh ut,.tcfrgnsf would Inform his friends n 40
1 and the pablo generally that he viii con eSEAl
ttnae the MARBI.i III SINGS Va tiis ets ~
his shop beNt door gbe uillce % The buon . ~
AMI American un Cherry Street.. and calls at
trntion tisc stCsk Of -
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Marble monuments, Tom

Which he has exhibition and for sals, embracing a
great variety nnizhei The ins-t sIsFb manner.
ll = prepared o. nanafacIiFs GA the shortest n0ts,
Marble MnuteIs; AMI every Description a
Marble Work, tnss laaest American and ltSl-
ian Marble. las ~u4k MI, A. heretofore, be var
raatsd, sn. hl. priers suit tbs gmes.
JAa9-H ftk n l. siihsIoS.
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LATHR FROM NoRfHIRN MHxIco.-Ws have
the Brownsville Flag, Of the 10Th ult-, which
furnishes the following Mexican news. Itap
pears that the expected battle between the forces
Of Vidaurri and those Of Miramsa had not taken
place at last accounts. The Flag says.
Private letters have been received In this city
from San Lnis Petosi to he 18Th Inst from which
IL appears that there has been no fighting there
az yet. Vidaurri had Withdrawn his forces from
San Luis Potost TO the hacienda of La Parada
near the city. II Ii said that Miramon would
not accept Vidaurrs offer Of battle and the latter
now wishes to draw Miramon into the city of
San Luis, where defeat would be Inevitable
The greatest scarcity Of provisions and forage il
represented to prevail In the city ich il almost
deserted by its Inhabitants, though the liberal
army Is receiving supplies and reinforcement.
daily. They are abundantly supplied with all
the appliances Of war.
We have advices from . very reliable soures
from the headquarters Of Gov Cara, that the
troops being no longer needed before Tampco,
and having no enemy to encounter In the State,
800 hundred men have been detailed for Ven
was forming an army and had one already quite
formidable. The cavalry forces from Tamauli.
pas had been disbanded and are to return to theiI
homes. This will account for the rumor thai
Gen. Carbajal was to retire from command. II
Is true that he contempates doing so for the
present, though from no Respondent feeling FOL
the success Of the cause for which he has nobly
acted.
There being no longer foe to meet In the field
he has determined to retire with portion of hi,
| troops and seek temporary respite In the bosom
of his family.
The pursef of Gen. Rusk reports that the vel
low fever was raging with great violence II
Matamoros and Brownsville, ten to fifteen per
sons diving daily, and a large number Of person
being down with the disease.
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ALEXANDRIA.
CorrespoDIenes of The Star,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct IL, 1883.
TheGovernor OF Virginia has reappointed 10
seph Mclean inspector Of fish, and Robr Tay-
iOr inspector Of our for the county Of Alexandria
The County Court has been engaged for seye-
raj days past in the case Of A. Woodruff and
Robinson Us. Jas. A. Benton 81 al , and the case
was not concluded at the Adjournment Of the
Court yesterday.
The Mount Vernon Cotton Factory commenced
operations on Thursday last. The mill is as vet
employed on cotton bats. but in a few weeks
will commence the ma nufactuTe of cloth
The Gazette says: "Mr. George n Smoot has
sold four acres of land on the middle turnpike,
about one mile West Of this city, to Mr. J. r
SmOOt for 81 500
1t is suggested that an appropriate spot for a
new public cemetery may De found amid the
green hills that rise above Hunting Creek, oppo-
site our city.
Mr.. X. Johnston declines the position of a can
didate for Alderman from the Fourth Ward
Arrived yesterday-Barque T.. williams, Corn
wei, Washington, to Fowle i Co schrs James
Nj Bayles, Thompson, Richmond, to FowIe &
Co; -, Henderson, Mattox, corn and wheat
to Robinson Il Payne; steamer Col umbia, Har-
per, Baltimore, to Wheat i Bro. Sailed-schrs
Streamer, Downing, Trenton, ard X. p. Chase,
Shute, for New York, by Fowle * Co Embark ,
Donoho, Philadelphia, by 5. Shinn.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
................ October IL, 1855,
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union says there is an effort on foot to
give the Democracy q distinctive Northern and
Southern aspect; and speaks boldly for the
union Of the party in defence Of the decisions
of the Supreme Court. 1t continues:
we have had enough Of time-serving, OF
yielding to traitors, because they can vote-of
selling principles as opiates to stop the elamor Of
one set Of demagogues that another may be ele-
waited to power and position. The best recipe to
reduce and degrade party In to grant indulQen-
ces to trimmers, and to authorize heretics to min
lister at the affairs Of the faithful
Further, the Union takes issue with the
New York Tribune upon the Central Ameri-
can question as follows:
"The Tribune manifests a strange ignorance in
regard to the policy Of the American government
In Central America. IL discusses the q nestion on
the basis Of exclusive interest and claim on
the part Of the United States to the occupation
and use Of the lsthmus passages. This Is an err
ror, In view OF what has already been published
OF General Cass's despatch to Mr.. Lamar, which
can hardly be reconciled with light intentions.
We have asserted snch claim but, on the
contrary, and In the most explicit manner, have
denounced exclsSipe prefensions, by whomsoever
made, unjust and insdmissable. IL Is well
known that the British government approved the
terms Of the Cass- lrisarTi treaty; and we are
convinced that, in respect to the general objects
of all nations over the routes across the Isthnus
the positions taken by the venerable Secretary OF
State in his letter to MIR. Lamar will also be ap-
proved. We claim to be placed upon FOOT ny
only with other States in regard to the inter-
ceramic communication across Nicaragua
The Intsftigencer notices the State elections
which take place to-day
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PERSONAL

....Meyerbeer Is at prevent residing at Baden
Professor Weir's Painting of agara Fails
mas been purchased In Boston by Major Davis
49,, N Is Gore, rae novelist. who has recently
TO submit to az operation for cata1sct - a'o"'
Hon Mr.. BowlIn and lady are nj the ~
Nlcnois~ Hotel, New York citv Mr.. BowlIn
Lave On Saturday In the Sabine, on his PaTaguay
80. Prof Greene, the author of a Green,s An
alysis, !" and professor In Brown Uniyer,ity !,
Is said will be invited to the Presidency OF Co,
lumbis College In this city.
-. Walter Savage Lander has taken ND his
residence In Genoa, where his family, which is
numerous, Possess a fine estate and one of the
curious effects Of the trial Is, that II has Il 10
reconciliation between the aged poet and his
vile, after a separation Of forty years.
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. For MExIco.-The mail service between New
Orleans and Vera Cruz, which had been inter
rupted for some months, will be resumed OIL the
LIST proximo:- the steamship Tennessee being ad
vertised to run between these two ports semi
monthly, carrying the L. 8. mails as formerly.
and commencing her trips on that day In the
present state Of our relations with Mexico and
the condition Of that Republic, frequent and di.
rect Information Is of unusual importance
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rhoN CrAH.-Leayenworth adyices OF the 9Th
s.aT that Colonel Chapman and Lieutenant
Burns, OF the Fifth Infantry, Captain Newton
anu Lieutenant Began, of the Engineers, and
Lieutenant Vliiespogel, of,he Dragons, had ar.
e ~ea,he, was pleasant on the plains, and
the contractors trains get along well
The Pixies Peak excit.men, =.
though numbers OF emigrants continued 30 -.
NJ Leavenworth and Kansas CITY
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IL Eleven lives Were lost by the explosion
OF the freight steamer Hercules, running on the
81. Lawrence river from Montreal, a very new
and large boat, on Saturday, while passing
mp the Du Platte rapids, eighteen miles below
Ogdensburg, NY.
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EvERSYAfEv kSfhNSG Z THE


PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR SECOND STREET,
Formerly the Old Dspos.
Messs. LOWENSrEIN 4 ACKMANN, the
present proprietors OF the above touse have The
pleasure TO announce 20 their fellow -ctiz. ne and
STRANGERS that their efforts TO estsb ish popular
place Of resort for MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS have been crowned with great snccess
Ihelr large Concert Saloon has been crowded with
VISITORS every evening since Its opening, giving
Pleasure and satisfaction TO every one.
The vocal and inst TumeEtal performances Of the
oeleorsted C0scoRDlA BAND have been received
nightly with unboupded applause.
ne Restaurant and Bar ~ supplied with ali The
Wines, Lager Beer. &c
The strlctest order and deoorum will be pre-
Admttanoe to Concert Of nj M 10 cents 10, ~ h,ch
aticket Tor rel esshments will he furnIshe
~LOWENSTElN a. ACKMANN,
Oc5 -u PnonrIein-s
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DUMPHREY'S SrABI.ES.-The undersigned,
u the son OF the late Levi Humphrey, -
takes pleasure IN inform ng his friends
and the public, that he will continue the N
business OF his late father. at both the <Nv
I'D stands that at the corner of 9th and >Al-.kI
streets having been under his mansg enf Mt for the
last three ears Ii will lie the object of his cease
less care to preserve the envable OF the
stables, rs has father 10 IT Them and to that end n
pubic may rest assured that he will always he in
place, day and night and will strive to give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their patron
aBe Oc l2-lm
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IRSTR LOTION IN MUSIC.

Mr.. SCHEEL wishes to acouaint his friends and
the pub &c that he will continue the duties of w.
his profession IN giving Music Lessons at thei1l&
prce oil $l2 quarter. Having been established
here In this District since the 1870, teacher
he Matters himself thai he IL able to impart inst
tlon ~ an essy aud profitable manner. Any number
81 references gwen If required Orders left at the
Music Stores IN general, or at his residence,
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LOST AND FOUND,


YIU subscriber, on the 81 instan Mt, Bay n
HoRSk. about IS hands high and about IN
or years OF age with star In his forehead GA
and stripe on his nose, and knot the left side of
his head, The above reward will be paid for in
frm 'tlPn rit at the corner 9Th and streets. at
'S Oh ill., Il a'che'ns''' g. rAsN.UGHr.
GJOO REwARD-Ran away from the subs cri-
2lOO Der, living near Queen Anne, in a
Prince George county, MARYLAND. on Mon ay "a
MAN John Harkness. John is about 50 or IS -
years oil age, @ pper -colOred, broad mouth and|
IL down. headed when spoken to- Has scar on one
OF MS wrists, from the bone being troken when A
boy will give SIS for his apprehension in Prince
George or Anne ATuna ell counties, or district of Co
and the above reward Of 90 Il taken in free state
Ia either case he to be delivered to secured
IN 90 ,ai SO taat get him asaTqo HN MITCHELL
S2 REWARD1Straved away from the premi-
Uc ses Of Mrs. Baker. adjoining bro ~aer0
instant. red Bur F2tss HRi y II. f rs. ~
Ing ears old, good beef, with a small white spot
N the forehead; Any one bringing her To- Mont
gomery House, Georgetown, or giving Information
SO she can be obtained, will receive the alb I'VE re-
GSO REWARD.-str.yed or stolen from III.
VsIO subscriber, near the Upper Mari
6oro' road. about miles from Washing
@ MAJ snf fR% we itS eEfssspsS :, dr.
with white streak down has nose aEd.SlQ.
white on his hind feet. The other a bay horse th
la hind fOot-both horses heavy built and ahout IS
or l5'a hands high IL the horses stolen 81, viii
De paid Tor Their recovery, and ifstrayed SIS will he
os il q. ' : y 'n' 'De t 6. MovAuR.
Il heavy GOLD WRTCH CHAIN with Sea-
att. ched. IL was vIenched IN some way from the
watch IN the owners vest pocket A suitable re-
yard VII e paid on its being left at the counter Of
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~ THE LADIES OF ST. DOMINIC'S
l3 Church are DESTROYS to meet their friends and
the community generally at the Island Hall, onrner
of Virginia avenue and 9Th street west, on MON
DAY EVENING, the 18th of October to entertain
them. for q few days, with some exhibitions and
notions OF their CHOICE. after the farm Of Far,
VII oh they have prepared To certain demands
on their beautiful little Church, and for the benent
OF the poor children of their district. The ladies'
will study to give their visitors pleasant time.
Hall kept open until Saturday night, the go inst.
Music commencing at IA p. m. oc5 lit
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DICTURE CORD AND TkssELs.
A handsome Assorfm.nt Of
PfCTUkE CORD and l.DUPS, -
SHADY CORD AID TASSELS,
= q - TO- MARKRITER's,
oolilW' No, <8S It'll street,
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BOARDING.

A COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN and their
Board at No. s3I 9Th street east osis a.
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS ..r
- MISS MORLEY IS, H4 Pens Arssss.NFam.
wlnter, I'll md these Rooms pleasant and location
s ","as "soooteee. DC Him
sHTEnAIMEk, LEATHER, LEATHER.
,o IS dozen FRENCH KIPs. which viii hs .0id in
A.. 20 .alt paTchAsers, e New York prices:
suitable for fan and winter boots.
r. J. DARRAGH
90 s,a cas- loth street, between ID and T..
nYsTERS, in all sts lee, ct WEAVER'S. oppo-
or Eight. % co.
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GUARD ATTENTION =
ll3 AT a meeting Of the Corps, held on the 9Th, 1t
was ordered that al members that bad not oroered
a new uniform by "Wednesday, the 18th, should be
dropped from the roll. Members will Jake notice,
and govern themselves accordingly.
&C list" j. DUDLEY. SEQ
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BEAUTIFUL SEVEN-OCTAvE PIANOS.
- bran new, for rent, at Coombs' Hall, up stars,
opposite our old store.
Oel2 JOHN F. ELLIS.
z OF HALLET L. DAVIS unequaled PIANOS
- just received and for sale lew. -
ocI2 JOHN r. ELLIS.
NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSICAL INSTRU-
~ MENTS, DC.
Ocl2 ELLIS.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-Ib have this
~ dav associated with me il the Dry Cords bust
ness JOSEPH j. MAY. The bu mess will hereafter
be conducted In the name of Clagett d May.
ocl2 Ct JOHN h. CLAGETT.
O0O POTATOES.
cHA SACKS Of line family CARTER POTA-
TOES now landing at Stone Magruder's Wharf.
foot OF nth street, which wilt be Sold If taken from
the vessel at S2.25 per sack, containing "a
or at IS cents per hushAl. Apply to
1t 8. w. MARSH, at the Wharf
CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS
Just received. IN consignment a large lot of su-
perior Wool and Worsted
CAR ETIN Nc,
which will sell low, for cash or good papsr,
Call aud examine for yourselves at my Auction
Room, corner OF 9TH and ID SITS.
oc V 81 A. GREEN, Auot.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c

THESECOND GRAND OTILLON PARTY
OF the LtEAYETTE CLUB will be "a
Der 18th. 1867. -
The members of the Club . edge themsc yesla&
To leave nothing undone that val add TO the eoDfTt
with their presence. ~
&c ebrated CotIllon Band has been engaged far
the OCCASION NO hats or caps allowed in the room.
tickets fnty Cents-admItting a gentleman and
ladies'. BY order ofthe ~
ocl2-Sts CnMnIprCr
TNHE siGILANT tIRE COMPANY oF
Georgetown take pleasure IN announcing cQ
tnat theIr Third Annual Bali will take pace ~
on MONDAf, 18th inst, at Orrest Hail. ~
Particulars IN q future advertisement INN
oc8-T
U'HE MEMBERS OF THE UNION ENGINE
u COMPANY, No. =, would sUncunoe 10 40
Their Trends THAT their Annual Bail Will he -
sembly Rooms. ga3N.
Particulars IN future advertisements Sc ~ ,-SIT
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wv and French CREAM CAKES' ~ o Dos
hss 10 sAoetsnt reputation. Try them. oc% -
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lS cry, Sirth street, betreen g AID III. having
RENTED his store and Saloon, Is now prepared at the
nish w Wedding Parties, Balls and other Entertain
ments with all kinds of Confectionery. Ice Cream,
supply, Of'the best Cakes and Candies, sold lover
than elsewhere.
P,S-To accommodate ladies' and gentlemen of
the Northern Liberties and those dis posed To give
me q call. have attached to my establishment an
Oyster Saloon, where can be found the delicious
Oyster cooked up in every style by an experienced
hand. Families supplied. A call is sufficient.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrI0N.-See another
column of te-dsy's Star for detailed statistics
concerning the various elections that take place
to-day. Public attention being particularly
directed towards that TRANSPORTING in PennsyI
vania, we may not inappropriately say that the
state Of its public affairs are just now such al
are likely to work temporary embarrassment
to the Democracy there. The policy Of Gov.
Packers administration with reference to the
States public works. reprehensible and dis
astrous one, indeed-together with his position
Of practical hostility to the Kansas policy OF
the Democracy, together, must injure the State
ticket to the extent of some $4,000 or 10000
votes-all of which, in party contest not thus
embarrassed, or in one upon the merits of the
the National Democratic Administra ton, might
surely be expected to come up manfully Tor the
Democratic party cause.
In a large proportion of the counties split
local tickets, growing out of the state Of things
we explain above, are being run; which, in
turn, operate to the injury of the prospects Of
the party in this election. Nevertheless, we
have hopes of the triumph of the Democratic
State ticket.
To Congress, the Democrats will doubles:
elect Messrs. Florence, Owen Jones, ]. clancy
Jones, McReynolds Twice Leidy,) Allison White
and Dimmick; with fair prospect of the cleo
ton of Burke in the Pittsburg district, Per
shing lin Eddie's present district) Dewartand
Landy. Mr.. Phillips, we fear, will be defeated
owing to the fact that the opposition majority
is overwhelming there. He was elected to th,
present Congress only through fierce contes
in the bosom of the opposition. That breach
| is now for the most part healed.
Montgomery stands fair chance of being
defeated, though after being nominated by tn,
Democrats he pledged himself to the Republi
cans. That act so disguised faithful men there
as that though the district contains Demo
cratic majority Of 500, the Republicans will
probably beat him. If so, no sound Democra
should cry; for such politicians as Mr.. Mont
| gomery deserve such rewards for their treach
cry. The regretable point in connection will
this Pennsylvania election is the fact that loca
| questions and divisions prevent it from being
contest over the policy of Mr.. Buchanan's ad
ministration. Could that have been the issue
the State would have been triumphantly sweep
by the Democracy.
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The Elections To-Day.

To-day, elections for Members Of Congress and
various State officers will be held I'm PennsyI-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania elects Judge of Supreme Court,
Canal Commissioner and Congressman. The
following are the candidates for Congress
Dist. Democrats Opposition.
I..sT. b. Florence John w RYAN.