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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-17
HpENIAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR

HpENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
I'D DEGRATH.-Franklin wrought electricity fron-
the heavens TO the ear but Il remained for Profess
SCR DeGrath to apply that electricity to the relief
diseased and suffering mortals-diseases that hereto
fore baifiei the physicians old treatment, such
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, rans, Stiff Joints, peaf-
ness Swellings Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases &c, are
curei by Prof. DeGraths Electric Oil, in one or two
DAYS. Read this letter:
PRor. DEGRkTH:-I have been the victim for many
years Of Rheumatic Affection and lost the Of my
limbs; could not raise my hand TO my hesd. in
short, I wastotally helpless. applied your Elec
trc Oil, and before l had used one bottle was per
fectly cured. You may refer any sufferer 10 me.
MRS. J.. UUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets.
sIr. Hutchins l. well KIN own in Philadelphia My
Oil has cured 9OO other Phila1elphians, among whom
are Geo. W. Ward, Esq, Jos X. Bacon, r. Il.
DeCosta, Mrs. Fassit, George c. Bower, 500 North
Third street. and others al innitum. Sale depot for
this city, No. 80 South Eighth, near Chesnutstreet
PROF. CHAs. DEGRATH.
The Electric Oil Depot has not ieen removed.
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 8, 1851.
l. Joseph n. Hinton, loug a retired physician OF
this city, have suffered much the last six years OF an
affection OF the knee and ankle joints Of one Of my
legs. rendering very lame the limb stiff and con-
tracted and withal having been deaf in one ear the
last thirty odd years, from cold in the head many
years ago-have to-day had one application o Prof.
Deiaths Electric Oil to the diseased joints, applied
by the Of Prof. DeGraih, Chas DeGrath Of Phia-
delphia, and, by the blessings Of God, find my con
tractei leg very much lmbered. and am Of opinion
few more faithful applications Of il will restore it to
soundn~ss and usefulness Asain. Since one applica-
ton has enabled me to run short distance without in
convenience. NV hearing in the deaf ear, so much
improved that can hear ,he ticking Of watch. !
have seen the oil in the hands OF Prof. Chas Derah
in this city, suddenly relieve very had Of Rheu
maism and learn that Of the deafest persons in
the community have been entirely restored to good
hearing in fen minutes, in the last day or two, by
I the Electric OIL in tho hands of the Professor.
4 febi7.imdNw JOS. b. HINTON.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKs!-

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKSl-
~ Quits, h, he Author Of Initials:
Parthenia, or the Last DAYS Of Paganism, only
just punished by Ticknor 4 Fields:
The Plant Hunters, ly Capt Mayne Reed;
Mabel Vaughan;
Moss Side. Dy Marion Garland:
Meadow Brook iy Mrs. Holmes;
Lena Rivers,
Homestead IN the Hill eide, DO:
School Days Al Rugby;
new supply the lest Hooks Of the wear for sale
by Ian l6l DoRELJ A. CONl NGTOS.
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HOOKS! BOOKS.-BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
I'D eau pe found at NJ. L. Johnson's Book Store and
BHdeIy; Blanks, Blank Books, School Books, Copy
Main. fehf7
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CANAL STORAGE.

NEW FIRM.
raNIIE undersigned have formed q Co partnership
II under the styie OF
HOLLiNGsWORTH Il BROTHER.
and have Just received large and 'si-'be stock Of
O u l. l. - w A n Z,
LOOKING GLASSES,
CHINA, GLASSWARE &C., &C,
at Preston Bros OH stand, opposite Bement yiee's
where will be pltasei 10 see all our friends. The
stock is entirsly new, uacured t. our own order,
xpresslyfor the Evansville wholesale and retail trade
We prof sell low any mar, ct and sat STAG
ton given in all cases Personal attention civ. o. orr
ders. W. uOLLlNGSWOFTH,s
jan l2-lm T.. J. H0LLINGsWOR1H.
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A RARE CHANCE.

Land ut = 30 per Acre-0ne and half miles
from EyaDsviile.-We have now for sale two Of
the cheapest and richest tracts Of imip land that we
have offered in this market. One of these tracts
contains fifty FIVE and the other nnety-six acres, with
new fr me house on the one. and anew frame hou
frame barn and two new cisterns the other. These
tracts are mostly covered with fine timber. They
have de irabls locality within and half miles Of
Evansville. The wood on them will pay IT the land.
The buildings on one OF the tracts cost 500. This i,
decidedly the cheapest bargain that has been offered
this seasOn,bu s3 per part cash, the other
on one two and three years credit Enquire of us for
further information.
IGLEHART < Antilles,
febs-d&wl0t Real Estate Agents.
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We Challenge the WorId-To produce prepe
ration so eminently harmless generally approved,
and SO perfect in its operations as
"CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR DYE"
1t corecs the injurious effects of other dyes, invigo
ates the Hair, is applied in simple manner, operates
nstanAneousy, does not stain the ST in. and its tint
are he fr.
COUNTERF EiTs OF NATURE.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CRISTAD0RO,
feb3- I'm No. Astcr House, New York.
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Bran for saie-At locents per bushel, or 50 PEI
Ton. Also Flour at - 10 per sack.
febl IGLEHART BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-17

VENHE HOUSE on tire corner Of corner Of Th-d and
II Chesinst streets, formerly occupied Nv J. y.
Daniels, Esq, very desirable situation, With good
sabilng Add carriage house j. for gccd tfn
ant epqur- ef ljau5-fl J. Y. BYESE-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-17

Evansville Library Associnti,n.-Person with
drawing books from the Library viii take notice that
the regulation requiring fine OF FIVE CENTSa day,
to be charged against every person retaining book
over two weeks unless renewel,) will be strictly
forced. by order of Directors: r.
febI4-Iw JOHN CRISP, Librarian.
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FUTURE DAYS,

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneer.
E&CELLENT FURNlTUREAND House
- HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALOON w Ed
NESDAH morning, November I7tn, at 10 o'clock
at the residence of William II. Uppermap ESQ :
on Penn y.yaua ay enue, between Sd and az strssts
W shall sell the en'ire urnl ure and Effects O rm
prIsing-- "
Mahogany carved 81 ring seat Sofas, Divsns. Rock
- or, Ottomans, and Parlor Chairs,
Mshogahy Dining and Card Tables,
very aTse gut frame French plate Mirrors, Slab
Damask and Lace Curtains, CornIoe,
Sllt and buh Window Shades, Lounges,
Brusseis, three p y, Ard ingram Carpets
stair Carpets, Gal cloth, ROds nd Eyes
NrTy superior solid Mahogany Beds,eads,
Sandstone Mshogany Dressing aud Plain Burseus
Solld Mahogany Wardrobes,
Marble top Washs lands,
Superior Gather Reds. Bolsters. and Pillows.
blankets. Comforts. Toilet Sets,
Zane and wood seat Chairs, Tables,
Curled hair and Husk Mattresses,
MahosaBy Sldeboard, Filming Tables.
French China gold band Dinner Set, Glassware
Superlorsitver ated Tea Set, Cake Bssk, ts Css
tors, KIN YES and Forks,
Cooking stove, Radiator and other Stoves
Iogether with general assortment of Kitchen
. REQUISITES,
Terms: SIS and under cash; over thai sum. 4.
credit OF 81. S. and 80 days, for satisfactorily en-
ocresd notes, hearing interest.
f'c-The House is for rent inc ulre on the prem
lses. JAS C. Mcf;JtIRE A CG e
nOS-u AucflODeers
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- COST PRICES. mn

The subscriber, contemplating visiting Europe In
few months for the sake of his health and Tor the
date his entire stock at cost, and many kinds Of
Goods at much less than cost in order 70 reduce the
his return he wishes IL open with On entire new
stock OF Goods, which he wall buy Pans ssd ether
inrton Ire following named goods are marked
down TO cost a less than cost.
Cloth and Velvet S ciosks. al al kinds, ' '
Net Bssques, Illusion Berthes and Cspcs,
Embroidered Cioaks and Dresses. for infants. lees
Infants Meino and Satin Hoods. Fifty per cent less
Under skirts, Hoop Skirts. three kinds,
Cloak Veyets, Bonnet Velvets, al colorr.
Many kids Of WOIsted Goods. at h, per cent lees
ysI.; y 5 si; az: .ss S. and
Gu,1u4s nE Euttea rrimmin..
BuEle Firms es, Bugle Buttons,
We've. satin. Lustrins, AID Bonnet Ritasds, m
White Cotton Z INNINGS. Beltipss, LL-
ana esoSa q To- GG,s,. IN s.ss csrSe Lin'n'
Sss D fcs s s M.rss.. and MosrDisE Sets
Dimity ald Cambnc Hands.
RAJ B snd SSI s5S TEdss. and In:s
81 ck Point Lace, ali vi WIFE, tbs.
VEN fine as .ortn ent Of rench and Blonde Lsees
Imitation Gulpure Lsces,
White Whit and Bls.k s5E M Ne; |. s.s Illusions.
bODirelG. white ana Dtek Sten Nef,
Lace Wells, IN al qualities,
Love md Grape Wells,
Elastic Rib4pds, Embroidered Nisht Cass
English and Italian Grapes. Cords and Tasseis
Sleeve s and Cloak Tasses. al oOlors, prsss But
A splenSid assortment Of French Flowers.
Beautiful GATHERS. IN black, rite and oososs,
Chenlles, Bal Chenilles for bead dfesses,E ~
Back Velvet Ribsnds. al widths, oftss very best
s sIPs n m .i XII 9,I He'd dresses
And eli Other kinds Of reojs usually kept in vel
regu Ated miliInery and trimming store. p
H. The ladiss OF Wsshsngtoe sud surrOundmg
country viii please bsar in mind that the bsve o.
vertissmeuf 10 put forth m eood fAitk, e An d.
tsrwinsd % so my eoods sf greatly yeoueod DrieSe
Drsssmaking oontin ned a. heretofore, and fninrs
and patterns ouf nc mo1era trloes Ard ~ orders
for Bonnsts. to- VIII Be kl'edst proportionshsyl
only. = - .l''''- ri. XiLiiXN.A
no Seo2m NCsutrs 6syfsS SSses.
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Arrival Of an alleged SLAYER.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 1O-The Ketch Brothers,
recently seized by the slocp-of-war Marion az an
intended SLAYER, arrived here this morning in
charge Of 1t. stone and prize crew The Broth
ers was formerly owned here, but had been sold
to parties In Cuba. She was provided with q
slavers OUTFIT and IS, 700 in gold, but there were
no slaves on board when seiled
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New York Markets.

NEw YoRK, Nov. ll.-Flour has advanced
State q .l5aSi ~; Ohio IS 3Oas5 40; Southern IS
ass 40
Wheat Is firm; red sIIOasI q; white 81 %;
Western 81 70.
Corn is heavy; mixed 75a76c.
Pork is frm; mess eli so; prime eu. Lard is
firm.
Whisky is firm at 22kaZ3c
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nIFn.

On the 9Th instant. Mrs. CATHARIE COOKE,
N the 6lst ycsr OF her age. wife of w. b. Cooke.
years.
The funeral will take place at the residence of his
son, on GeorgIs avenue, near tn street east, on
TO morrow (Friday) Afternoon, 18th instant, at 2
o,clook. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, Nov 1e.-Stocks are dull and
droopiEg. Chicago and Rock Island 64A; Ii
nois Central shares S2S La Crosse and Nil. IA;
Pa cssi CO S ss sesd,ns s 81: MI and Ms. u;
Conton Co. 207; No SIS sqE.
Sterling exchange dull.
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Damage to Cotton Crsp.

AUGUSTA, Ga Nov. 10 "A killing frost Is re-
ported as having occurred last night There was
heavy white frost certain, ana the cotton II
skotched, IL not killed.
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Baltimere Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IL .-Flour Is In brisk demand
and unc hanged.
Wheat 10 frmer and unchanged. Corni Is better;
old " bite 75a7Sc; old yellow 65c; new white ga
1lc; new yellow, 75c. Provisions are Arm.
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Emigrants for Nicaragua, ke.

New ORLEANS, Nov. ia considerable num-
Der Of persons are daily arriving in this city pre-
paratory to emigrattng 10 Nicaragua via the Te-
huantepec route
The brig Golden Gate has arrived st this port.
having on board the cargo Of the bark Montpe-
lieT, which was wrecked at Nassau
The weather continues clear and cold, and the
city Is fast recovering from the ravases Of the en-
idemic. Freights are arm.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of . writ Of
the Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia for
the county of Washington, and to me directed,
Court House door Of said county, on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of November, 1883, at II o'clock m,
ants right title, claim, and interest and to Lott
1and 9, in Square No. sc, in the city Of WashIns
provements thereon, seized and levied upon az the
property Of Peter Force, and will be sold 10 satisf
". Manly ana al surv, and for use Of Robert
D; HOOVER, Marshal
not-ts for the District OF Columbia.
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Congregational Nsminatien.

MINCHEsrEs, N. H., Nov. 9-The democrats
Of the SECOND district to- day nominated John
Gec:ge for Congress.
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II oSf ~ vI~hsr.

MOBILE, Nov Snake IL known that we have
had three white frosts here.
WV III REDwoon.
President Can't get away Club
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MARRIED.,

. On the 10Th ms ant, at eth street Presbyterian
Church. by the Rev. b. +. RIttinger. =. w. X,
HANDY. Esq, to Miss ANNIE f. VERNON. ali
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: OIL I'M BIA NJ IA r x + T.

Just arrived and for sale another invoice of that
pure CIDER VlNE6AR also. to arrive in few
day 81 ton prime Vermont Butter, in small pack,
ereer and Carter Potatoes; 10 bbis. No. Cranbsr-
Iies; 50 bbs. Onions 10000 MafroWfAt Squash
salt Fish, Maekerei, &C. no S-2av3w
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80 ~ Cow. BOfELER, Avstis.ssr. 2
SEE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
iioS.7up MONDAY, November rs, Al Ia o,oleek
sver.ss s hsi sel, At No. ga Gsdsby Row. on Pa.
OF Hou,sSade zen 9Th and zst streets, Q collection
part OF, VIZ, SS1ooi ufniture, connsting IN
s TsL Mfhh oss1nny ARA Chairs, Mahogany csatr.
ma1ss ssd1sasw WORK Table. 10 M.s...., cotton tor,
g TaEss Ply S.rpstins, ban oilelo.s.
Tn Syova. DN,esans, WsIdrobes Washstand.
Bedste,d. C.an any plninE Table,
~ School Chairs. School DEAF. L..
credit. Tor spnrovsS cash ever e so and % d.y
est. e' oeaGIhx inter-
noll.d C. w. BOTELER .n.,
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

pJ n UNEEN. AuctIoneeT.
TNRUSTEE'SS SALE OF VALUABLE Bu1Ip-
ING LOIS FRONTING ON l7TH STREET wEsr
BEIwKEN X AND STREETS NoRTH-On MON
"a the 18th day Of Noyember, shall sell, at (
deed OF trust to the subs crber and dufy recorded
IN ne And records for the county Of Washington.
ties, the following described valuable proeert,
viz; ~ W.
Lot No. 6, in Dsvidson's subdivision of s.,.,.
NO 1888. having front nth street west of n feet
running back to 50 feet alley. between l. and Nj
Also, part Of Lot No. 9, In Davdsons su bdIvisiop
q square NO. ls4 having front of ~ feet on l7th
feet inches to O wide alley
This property is all handsomely located little
north of the Presidents mansion.
IdIms: Ons-third cash balance in 6, IL, ard ls
months the purchaser give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale.
A deed given and a deed of trust taken.
M. g. EMERY. Trustee. F
nos eo& Dis A. GREEN, Auot.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS

H%ATTENTION. POTOMAC LIG HT IN
LS FANTRY!-You are hereby ordered to
meet at the Armory, in full dress winter uniform,
on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at o. ook .. m ,
for parade. By order of the Captain:
no io-eo3t' WIN. CRUIKSHANK, o. s.
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
~ WAREHOUSE,
HAN. c. ADDISON
No: 93 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
no II-Ims
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BY c. w. EOTELER, Auotiopeer-

nol-d c. w. BoTRLER. Auot
BY e. w. EOTELER, Auotioneer.
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSHOLD FuR
- nlTuRE AT AucrloN.-on TUESDAY MORN
SELL .s NS s a. - S aG
streets, the effects OF family declining housek &C. n
Us: .ussoT ss.' Of Plan, !,
Fine age French plate Pier Mirror with gil, sr.ol
Tapestry Brussels Csrpetins. fine Gil, Window
Handsome Parlor Gas Cha ndeiier,
Sohd Rosewood Parlor Suite, covered with Silk
Plush. Consisting of two French SOFAS. two Arm
- Chairs, and eceptiou Chairs,
Rosewood PaIior Tables. with marble tops.
Gothls Parlor Arm Chair. handsome Rosewood Et-
Fin e. on Paint nss snd Ensravipgs, Msntel and Ia
IT, n pc Ornamsnts:
superior Feather Beds, CGTled Hair and shuok
Mahogany Carved. back Jenny Lind B.d.,..d..
MahosaDy Bureaus. with marble tops,
Mahogany w ashsiaEds, oIet Sets,
M,i!ahOssny Rocker, Mdhossns sidsbOard.
F. each China Glass aud CIOoker.,
Ia le Cutlery, Plated Castor, and Table Furniture
Superior Cooking Stove and Radiator,
k.ehen FuraItuTe, Cooking Requisites &c.
The attention of persons furnishing Is partfcu ar
oaSa 70 .6is sale a. me atoies are OF superior
a. Terms; $50 and under cash over $50 credit of
interest.
10 I'D c. w. BOTELER, Auct.
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
- NEW AND PERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
ELEGANT LACK CURTAINS WINDOW SHApEs,6I r
SohNIcE, &c.-On THURSDAY NOR MING
November b at 10 O'Clock, ar the House furnis hing
EstabiIs haen, ofG T. Snlavood, No. Jla 7,h at,
near O6d Feows Hall. we shall sell, his entire
stock oil superior Furniture, &c, comprisIng, m
IL suites of Psrlor Furniture OF che latest STYLES,
covered with best French brocatclle, lasting,
plush, reps, ana silk damask.
Is SOFAS al new and beautiful patterns, finished In
hair Goth. damask and plush.
70 Spring seat OckIng Chairs. yanouss.yles,
6veTy superior Sleepy no low Chairs,
~ Caorioe Chairs, finished in enanelicd Cloth,
70 springs Lounges If q variety of stJlcf and
Coverings,
DIvans in hair, elcth. apd French LASTING,
S1PerIor Curled HAIR, HusS and Pa m Mattresses,
Mahogany and Walnut Psrlcr Chars. of various
styles,
IS pairs superior and costly Lace Curtains.
lW w indoW Shades Of every VARIETY,
q handsome Git COrnIce,
Iogether with large variety of articles IN the
H.use furnishing line, not necessary TO enume-
Terms; esq and under. cash over that sum, a
credit OF 4 and months for salts factorily en-
corsed notes, b5arlpg Interest.
PS. Cat9los ues will be resdy and the Goods On
exhibition days prior to the sale.
no li-eo JIG. Moo UIRE CO., Aucts.
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TO-DAY r To-MoRROW MORNING

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioaeers.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
NOON, 18th, az Al O'Clock. at the auct,on rooms.
we shall sell. without reserve
or north street Ss feet nchss o % is Ssx
Jersey avenue, and 1873 feet inches Third street
Lot No. 9, in Square No, s1s, fronting 81 feet SIX
forth, runnlng back 90 feet "a inches.
Ut No. 10, Square GAL. fronting as feet inch on
Tenth street east, Between East Capitol street and
massachusetts, a.enus, running back lis feet lp1z
Terms: One third cash the residue in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed in
no I'D &c. Mcguire & CO. Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., AuotIoneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ErFEcr.
AT PUBLIc SktE.1,On FRIDAY MORNING.,
gentleman declining Housekeeping, No SEQ First
street east, between north A and streets, we
Mahogany asir spring seat att sofas, comprising
Rocker and Parlor Chairs,
Mahogany RiPi1s Gard, and Breakfast Tables.
Lounges. Cane seat Chairs, Rockers,
Mahogany Secretary and bookcases,
Bedstcads, Bureaus, WeshstaEds,
Feather Beds, 30 sters and Pillows,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
blankets, Comforts, Spread
window Curtains, Sha-es,
Cane ard Wood seat Chairs. Settees,
CC nnki.s ass a;,;; aI Z, Gregory Wars,
Iogether with a general assortment of Household
Termsi S25 and under cash over that sum ere
St ~ cay for satisfactorily endorsed notes
mol j. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct..
ss9y shs s sa sn Il MnDlfgHSE9}
nO6-d ], c. MoGT1ifR.EEu& s &C co, Aao'n.
III THE ABOVE SALE is uNAvoIDA-
Ply D5y POSTPONED until FRIDAY MORNING, Nov.
no lO-zt j. c. MoGUIRE CO., Auct,rs
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EHUM AUCTION. -
Il TO THE LADIES'.
5aozen Extension Skirts, IL springs, for SI.5e,
worth S2.5O, 80.
10 dozen Quilted do. 6211 CENTS worth Al,
10 do. Ladies' White and Colored Corsetts, 81
cents, worth Sl.5O,
10 dog. bottles Fisnch's Bay Water, 81 cts, worth
rs cents, -
100 dozen Ladies g.. Hdkfs at 65 cents per dog en-
youven's best Kid Gloves, 871z cents, =
Aiso, Mernos, Merino Plaids, Delsines. Calicoes
Ginghams. Hosiery, 60, at -
w. R.HURDLE'S,
no z Nv CORNER Hi gh and Gay streets.
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LOCAL MfELLIGRNCE.

~ rhsusA = fAs ssas'' q rsiased g tAs
fastest steam press IN sss south Of Baltf.
more, its edition IL - large m 70 require II
% be put 70 press At an early hour, Adver-
dsements, therefore, should be sent in by IL
s'clsck, M; otherwise they may mol appear
until the next day.
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BARRELS CRANBERRIES
- 20 boxes new Bunch RaisIns,
30kegs best Table Butter,
hhds. Sugars. part low priced,
% barrels Crushed, PuveTized and Clarified Gu
gar, at reduced prices,
100 boxes Fire Crackers,
100 box es Scotch HcrTnss,
~ barrels fresh Currants,
Buck wheat, Honey In the Comb,
Pickles, Catsup, Champagne,
Nectar Whisky. So per gallon,
Catawba and pure Cognac Brandy,
Golden = rup, English Dairy and New York Cheese
Broma, Fanna and Co n starch,
No. MackeIel, in quarter barrels,
Rice Flour, Rye Flour, and WEIGHS Family
Flour,
Fancy Baskets, Co., 30, 30
Just received AID for sale BY
no l0-6t w. II. 1ENNEY, Georgetown.
= nm POTATOES. .f
C,UUU BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MEX
CER New yerseJ POTATES in store and for sale
IN lots to suit purchasers.
-.. PETER BERRY,
nos IS Water street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11

THElIkE Tonight, Mr.. J. W wallaek .ap.
pears n r ieha-d III, and the performance con
e.ades with Sketches IN ladia. - e TF'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11

WAsHrNofoS DysrHsss N THE MAINLAND
BArfisf- VNioN.-!Ths- twenty -thira- annual.
rneeting Of this Association, which Is com posed
Of clerical and lay delegates Hsf The Baptist
churches Of Msryisnd and The District Of Column
eia, Is now In session in the Seventh Baptist
Church, (Rev. Or. uller':) Baltimore - I,
The first session assembled on Tuesday even
ing, Rev. George F Adams, Moderator.
The following Is correct list Of members of
the Association from this city. Those marked
Street Church-xRev q. W. samson. sRev.
A. J. Huntingdon, #Rev G w Dorrance. "a.
Rothwell, sf. A Walter, " Richards, ~.
Hliyef, u Wood, ~ III. Yeatman, j. T. Given,
Debow, J. @. Willing w Fenwiek, C.
Hayenner, j. c. lddins, 3. X. White. ...-r,-
Navy Yard-*Rev. J. p. Greer, WIN. Mulioy
cawOod, sThomas sandsrson, jr. -
isiandasRev. C. c. Meador, *George M. Ken
second Colored-*Henry n. Butler.
Union Colored-*ls Isaac Kendall, #Charles II
Smith, sSamuel 8. Harden.
Rev. Geo. w. samson, OF Washington, wa,
chosen moderator, and A. Fuller Crane, clerk
rkc moderator announced the following COM
Committee on the subject of letters-Me,,rs
Berg, Williams, and Pouison.
Committee to nominate a new board-hiessrs
Adams, hera, and Scab;ner.
Committee on the time and place of the merit
meeung-Messrs. Fry, Rothwell, and Harley
Committee to audit the accounts -Messrs
Chapman and Beyan 80
Among the business OF the morning and even
ing sessions, the following rel afed to This citv
Mr. Meator gave good account of the M ission
Church, on the Island, Washington city.
The report Of Columbian College was read
The Board had matte an unsuccessful apnlica
ion 10 congress for grant Of public lands Al
tnoug the Rev. DR.. BinneY, the late President.
had resigned yet the institution had not lost any
OF It's emciency The number OF students is So
fha
WHICH with single exception, is as large as
previously reported. In the preparatory depart
Inent are - students. The moderator here made
to the City of W ashington. Tine report was then
adopted, and The Association adjourned to reas-
semole this morning.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD-The req
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