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V,HE National Recorder win contain sixteen oc-
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1oNCHOLOGY OF THE UNITED STATES

~ The complete writings OF Thomas Say ConchooRy Of the
United Sacs Edited by W. @ Bnoy Beautifully illustrated by
coored plates Half calf s12 =
An Introduction to Entomology Elements Natural History
Of Insects by VIM Kirby and VIM Spence Seventh English ed
ton, Seventh thousand, ID with appendix 81 rs.
Manual Of Photographic Manipulation treating Practice
tho Art and It's various applications Nature. Price a.
The story OF Builder Gleanngs field
Gcologist BY Archibald Gekc. Illustrated. 81 as
The aquarium UnvIng Deep Sea nv
y H. Gosse. " X. s. Magninccnily Illustrated o. So
Cyoopmdia ~ the Physical r..
Cyeopnda ofthe Natural Sciences by VIM. Baird D. " l. 81
British Museum - 90.
Recently Published and for sale by FRANKLIN PHILIP
Oct az between at, and ION directs
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
yAI,E OF YALUABIE COTTON PLANTATIONS

GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
~ AND FLOODED STOCK ~ will sell accommodating
several valuable cotton plantations in Dallas and Perry counties
Also Email tracts OF from two hundred and nifty TO four hun
drod each portions OF every tract In cultivation,
peson viii be given to the purchasers the LIST OF january
next. Wit H EEtt .as'
These lands all situated the Selma and Mississippi Rivers
Railroad and equal In fertility 10 land In the world
Also several improved and unnroyed lots and small tracts
OF land aud adjoining selma including several handsomclm
proved and veny situated private residences with large lots
attached to them. M. 'a.
trackn adjoining Selma RIO will be laid
half each lot fronting
THIS will enable purchasers purchase residences
gardens, large small lots, as they may desire.
will sell head thorough racing
blood among which several fine aons brood
mares des nIso celebrated stallion rown
the best horse In the South -
stock viii be exhibited for sale the Sogo
cry, Ala, In November next 49, at .f.a b. .@
Persons wishing purchase
and immediately. rsl- .E.,4t.s- .,... . w.. ...
ANY debts Thornton Golsby
received payment purchase property
George Godsby esq, will show this property all who may
sire to purchase.
For information Byrd Morgan Selma
AIcssrs Brooks & Garrett OF Marion. - ., ','
together with large OF other personal property be
the highest bidder In the city Selma the first
day OF january next. .a .-,. s.
SELMA, Ala, Sept IL, 1858. Sep 2s-2n
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BY JAS. G. McGUIR a. Co Auctioneers
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING
Housekeepng,on Tuesday morning, November ID,
O'Clock the residence Of family declining housekeeping opposite
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street, shall SELL 'T
Mahogany SOFAS walnut and mahogany tables
Cane and wood seat chairs ...' -.....
Lounges, carpets, oilcloth, mating
Window shades, clock .. DIS. ".'
garden settec, rocking chairs .'.a
Bedsteads and bureaus washstands s...a..r.
Feather beds, holsters, and pillows
Mattresses, looking glasses, toilet sets .'s
q Extension dining table (21 feet long, Pr
Cooking and other stoves .... '... asr. fl.
Kitchen utensils, &c. ......
Terms $40 under cash. sum- Of 90 and 90
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
.',',r.. .n.-....' JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Oct 29--d Aucioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ. C. McGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionesrs

ByJ. g. MCGUIRE A Coz Auctioneers
CtONTINUATION SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
~ enccOn Tuesday morning Notefrsr
O'Clock shall the sale tho rnrnars and effects
ESQ., O. 18th street. comprising he furniture
6c u hfteen rooms viz
Mahogany sofas rockers and parlor chairs
Aarbetop tables, whainots
Mahogany walnut cherry and maple bedseads Of various
patterns
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstanis
Wardfobcs, toilet sets, tables
Feather beds holsters pillows IS
Excellent oured hair aud hask
Superior blankets, comforts, spreads
Parof and chamber nreirons
Extension dining table, dining chairs
Mahogany sidsboard, refrigerator
Solid mahogany book case, Office chairs
Together With large and general assortment ~ housekeeping
reqiics, all o which u excellent quality ana good
condition.
Terms $50 aud under cash that credit Of l. p 3
months for satisfactorily bearing
Oct 3l-d 81 j. G. MCGUIRE 4 o., kuctionecrs.
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Gonn REWARD is offered for the apprehen-

GO00 REWARD is offered for the apprehen-
NDeDOO sion and delivery to tho undersigned Of a mu.o
slave named Charles Said slave the OF W. ansbough
esq Of Cupeper county, Va IIc left this city
Charles bright mulatto about 81
nearly straight I'VE feet inches high
with Roman has the joint finger
his left hand caused by sewing when nearly
Charles hasa mnltto we
ing In Jackson Hall Alley this city He
syvan MS his wife lived several months said prior
removal here about She
Col. John rhom of Culpeper, Va, several years ago.
further apply undersigned No s37 oppose
Browns Hotoi, Penn avenue. ~ u MALE.
Washington d. c., Oct 20, 1855 Oct 2T--dIws
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. Co., Auctioneers.
SALE OF MACHINERY AND Elk

BY JAs.C MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers.
YINRUSTEES SALE OF MACHINERY AND FIN
the "Island Brewery 0n Tuesday morning. Noven-
o'clock at the Island Brewery Maine be-
tween 9th Washington Isha SELL by virtue
duly recorded the land records for Washington
county machinery and fixtures OF the Island Brewery
prisng- a'A ...f
" Steam engine, copper kettles,
Large number OF casks, barrels and halEbarrels
Tuns watts, aud coolers, &c. r..,...., .....a .
Two wagons, dray
Of harness
Inc excellent work horse "a. 4. 49,.
Together with all the furniture and apparatus
a brewery.
Terms: one cash. months ap.
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest. q a'st
property may be examined by application the trustee
.n@ THOMAS J. FISHER,
..-a. I#.a. .... lfs Trustee.
.#." JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Oct 26-d ..,....H. Auctionecr,
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nHA2LEs KINGsI,EY,s NEW BOOK Sir wal
NEW WORK. By the author of Beatrice Cen

NEW WORK. By the author of Beatrice Cen
IN c'-abcla orsn BY Guerrazh vol rs; post paid
81 So f's 80 '
Vernon Grove Hearts they vol 81; post
paid, 81 20. go. .... = :. 7
Longfclows Now POEM vol cents; post paid cent?
The True and the Beautiful Nature Morals Religion
Selected from tho Works OF John Rkin, NJ VOL cth
post paid, 81 so.
Blonde and Buncc or The Gohnme Already rs cents post
paid, 81. g..... .....r
How Lay Garden; intended Guide In Choosing
Forming improving Estate both Design and
Edward Kemp, landscape gardener vol cloth
gilt, o.; sent by mail free, % rs.
For sale by TAYLOR a MAURY,
oct % near OH street,
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

David shriyer wheeling Va MI o Irving New York
Samuel shriver, do Mrs o Irving,
Edward sterling, Bridgeport, q Mise CIrylng, do
Warner Jenos, Virginia ii Keenlon, New Orleans
James Roby, Rockpori, N VIM Murdock Baltimore
Bliss, Newark, N j Thorn, Virginia
J b Sanders, South Carolina Goble Craig 90, Va
sampson, Maryland DR. J LetherIaan, UsA
Magia a lady Philadelphia Bobb, Montgomery, Ala
Mort Candy, lady, child Thos Belts England
want Albany Williamson, Virginia
r L Baker, North Carolina DIR John q Rosenvan A lady
W IAburtt, Maryland BROOKLYN, NY
Duran, New Orleans r johnson, lady 4 child Phil
Warren Duran, do adelphia
J Thorps 4 lady, xcna Rllone family Massachu.
DR. Hazel Sc Louis sets,
Mr. a Mrs Brooking, New York w Bliss New York
b Ford, Virginia Mr. Mrs Baall, New Jersey
Dr Mason, do j Shabot Mobile
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CoULIE-LE ooNsEILLE D'ErAT. Paris, 1853

~ 30 cents. {.
souie2Ia Iionno- Paris 1858. 80 cents
souie-Is Mngntiseur. Paris. 1883 30 cents.
souie--Un Malheur Compet Paris 1888. 30 cents
Behaccnos de Ia Vie Contemporaries Paris 1858 20 cents
Bernard--Ia Pau dti Lion Paris 1858. 90 cents
Bernard-EEnucil. Paris. 1858. 30 cents.
Karr-Encore les Femmes. Paris. 1853 30 cents f q
Ubach-Dcs Secrets au mabe. Paris. 1858. 10 cents
Rcyband-Romans, Paris. 1858. 80 cents
oci2o FRANcK TAYLOR
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TINHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, d. c.
Of this will wednes
ninth 29h) Applicants
will examined the Monday and Tuesday before the opening
the session
Preparatory Department Of the Columbian College
Wednesday, the eighth () September
Apply J. g. KINNEY, President.
1S-3tawtlstNoy t.+'t-
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Collectors once.
Registers ONCE, October n, 1853.
TITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN --Not;ce


Il hereby given that licenses issued tavcrns retailers sr
uous and frnented liquors. corda
hardware mediines perncry watches, and iewey lumber
WOOD COAL and commission keeppfs
and omnbse billiard tables tcnpn alleys cofre
oney and for hawking and pdnF and dealers old
&c. wloSrc Monday the 1t day Of November next
and that said licenses must he this Office within
after that time WILLIAM MORGAN ~
oct is--dtNov1 Register
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ART ASSOCIATION by notice to lie found elsewhere.
inc members OF the Washington Art Association will
perceive that their annual meeting will be held IN their
new gallery, over sibey Guys warehouse, tomorrow
evening.
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EDUCATION.
DRoFEssoR MAcLEoD's SCHOOL AM
IL CLASSES,

DR0FESSOR MACLEOD'S SCHOOL AND
III CLASSES, A
800 r street, (baren llh and l2h.)
THE SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
OPEN enjoying teaching
experience ability besides The Of principal
lessons and lectures occupying I'VE hours Of every day
MUSIC ON THE HARP, PLANO, AND GUITAR
taught by family than the
usual charges OF equally competent professors.
No school in tho United States better facilities for the
QUESTION Of the French language Prof AxsDRE has charge
department. 9af sttEe Be- 5asa#..i#r s..s.
a.t LITERARY LECTURES TO LADIES. aa
This popular course designed 10 assist ladies study
standard literature Is accompanied by coous readings from the
authors review The lectures delivered Mondays
nesdays and Fridays at IL o'clock and comprise notices the
most eminent writer's from the q Chaucer the time
PRIVATE CLASSES IN ELoCUToN.
compliance with repeated requests private
organization Tor ladies who wish
psbmen graceful harmonious reading
hour gentlemen who general
the oraory the the pulpit
assemblies Including the whole culture gesture
'.s 1859 READING CIRCLES E@
month"; aid in dnasing critical taste for elocuon.
For details circulars f5 f9 "a ag.a... -.,. g. rr
Oct 6--lm3taw [InteL] I.g.s. d.. ... ~. 4.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE. To morrow evening the the
"'ca company will rcappear sustained by reinforce
men's from the Holiday Street Theatre In Baltimore and
IN connection with the ayore comedian John f. Owens,
VINO will take the character of John Unit in the comedy
o, Self Mrs Taylcure is to appear as Mrs Radius.
Mrs Muzzy as Mrs. Apex, and Mr. II. F. DAILY MS Mr.
Apex The farce entitled 'The Windmill will close
the entertainment. The simple announcement that
Owens Is to appear win be sufficient to fill the house
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uLEAsoN's Weekly Line.of- Battle-Ship' has made Il
appearance and is large and splendid paper Clement
'o mas II Tor sale at the news stand in Browns Hotel
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no DIPLOMATS AND ToURIsTs.--The adyer-

Il user middle aged who with
the English French Spanish aud Italian languages well
active, and Of good morals acquainted with maritime affairs
been merchant shpowner for years wishes
TO call tho attention American diplomats
European South continent who may neprc
ter courier and confidential travelling clerk He furnish
most unexccponab for qualification from many
gshed highest Washington
Address o. box No 49, Mobile, Ala Of the Hon r.
FITZPATRICK, u y - Sep 30--d9m
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Kirkwood House.

Radcln, Massachusetts, Edward W Terrell, New York
Q COllnson, Maine VIM Glover, Kentucky
w Wall, Washington Blaine, Maryland
Dr. W Hobrooke, Lawrence, Henry aer, New York
Barnew Jersey city mother Richmond
Mr. CleplRnd lady, New York
ID b DeBow, louisiana Lowell, New York
II Harris, New York II Hunter, Francisco
James Willis Smith Philadelphia T Owen, Washington DC
schley Maryland McRcw, Baltimore
John III Keller,
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, rm MICA

{ ALlF0RNlA STEAMSHIP LINE, um MICA
""f4uCAN, ATLANTIC, AND PACIFIC CANAL COMPANY
IRoPRIEToRs--REBUCED FARES.
INC splendid steamship WASHINGTON 900 tons Capt, HENRY
hCul having been Cited expressly California trade
o Nicaragua route wilcaSe river New York
oh saturday, the 9th November, at . D. m ~'
'hryng passengers, mails
steamship "" anu 'on'nou''uS
HERMANN Capt Cavendy,
Fr IAN Francisco California.
herc steamships oror
an safety OF route & toronbiv ,cna,r
ana IN good order, and tho country healthy go 'tNN
Bowling Green New York. " w @S''"i w. .
oc, % -,o,r JoP P. YE1yERToS,
Agent
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lhE CIRCUIT CoupT was yesterday engaged in hearing
appeal cases of no general interest
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nR VAN PATTEN, DENTIST. Office and resi-
~ dencc removed 70 The Willard Hotel square opposite
18th street. tts. ta ~.
7--3mds
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d III. GILLET Counsellor at Law has removed
lCs his Office to his residence Franklin
Thirteenth streets He will continue principal
ly TO In the United States Supreme Court -
2s--tn ..... .. ....-... ..a
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-DAY---Rev. John Robb will
preach this morning at eleven o'clock, in the Second
Presbyterian Church, New York avenue, and Rev. r.
H. Richards will preach at the place at four clock
this afternoon ..-.-- ~ -
ish mass will be sung at st. Patrick's church to-day
Nv eleven oclock by the celebrated French Mounaineer
singers collection will lie taken up on that occasion.
Tor the benefit of the Orphan Asylums
Rev. Mr. Bassett win preach this afternoon at half past
thee o'clock, in the Congregational Church on Fifth ST.
opposite the City Hall
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odd FELLOWS HALL.
Third and Lat Week Of
BoNEAUs GORGEOUS MIRROR AUSTRALIA AND THE
,, CELESTIAL EMPIRE,
Every night this week commencing TX O'Clock, Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 81 O'Clock. ~
Admission % cents; children 10 cents To afternoon children
cents. ....n.a ...ss. ..... Oct 81
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THE WASHINGTON UNION
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOV PUBLISHING IN LONDON, IN MONTH
IN ~ volumes Dr sale by a

/
Nov FURNISHING IN LONDON. IN MONTH
IN seumes and ior sale by
asa Penn avenue Washington, D. @
Ps q 2 each new and complete library eaioe Of the works
Yiscd py the aahor with portrait and ygnottes.
Nae Rsady
RcKw1cK PAPERS. 2 vols. Price o. 60
This library edition is undertaken with Wow the presentation
present perasa than any Of them have vet a
peared IN new icun has been made expressly
pose and ea care has been taken 70 render The series be com
library edition win comprise twenty-five monthly volumes
price 70 each and volume viii be pabshed ts aA q
month Oct Sl-H
RLACKWOoDs MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.
l.or iss as s yG being ss s' o. s series Of
woodsieek Icknor Co edition Of the wayery novels
just p1'hoa and for sale anAs sss EN- PHILLIPS aHao
Oct 81 between OH and ioti streets
MccULLoCH ON TAXATION, &c. lyol., 80 60
wi Dunckey the Nations volume % u.s.
Mays Parliamentary Practice, / volume, IS so.
General Jacobs Views and Opinions East Indian Affairs vol
Fnrl Grey Of Parliament volume 1858, o. u.s.
Earl o. iesmeres Essays on History Geography, &C. volume
ralmerson's Opinions and Policy volume, o. 49,
FRAU on The Law Relating to Sea Lights and the Rule the Road at
Biographies Distinguished scientific Men volume
Dictionary q the English French Italian and German languages
Imported from London rRAYcK TAYLOR
A DICTIONARY OF PHOTOGRAPHY, Illustrated
IA with Dagrans by Thomas Sutton, A. VOL London price
The ehens Picture Book Of English History
The cdrsas bible Book engravinss
l vol, London price 81 so.
For snle at PHILIPS Bookstore
octa asa Penn avenue, bet 9th 10th ste
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RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
By l.. ID. JoHSsos
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PRosPECTUs
THE NATIONAL RECORDER

For PubiaAdsg M0rhly Psiodoal q Waahingoa, d. @,
called
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WARRINGTON MONUMENT. readers will be gratified
to learn that the Board of Managers of the Washington
monument Society have begun to make preparations
lar as they able in the present state of their affairs to
ecommence the work The have possession of the
IN the west wing of the City Hail. where J. c. Brent,
esq., Their secretary can be consulted by persons DESTROYS
Oh aordng any assistance in the way of money or other
visa Now that the societys affairs are again in posses
sion Of the only board of managers who ever afforded
real service in its management expect confidently to
witness change for the BETTER and resumption of the
work Of erection at no distant day. ...s#.s
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LNOR RENT.--A large and first-class dwelling,
IL with all the modern improvements, with treestory back
building either furnished unfurnhed having
sabng carriagchouse servants
enue, tho City 1Ialhe eligible
position in the city Fsf .- si
apply address T. j. Fisher, esq
store, Washington, D. c. ff, Oct 20-dtr
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LN0R RENT-On Lafayette or Presidents Square
lie the dwelling known the Club House size, situation
this the desirable
Apply TO gr NhF Capt JOHN RODGERS,
Sep 30-dn sas lrH No. $50 q street. corner OF nth.
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Bos~Second Presbyterian Church, New York ave-
nueRev John Robb win preach
at II O'Clock and Rev R. Richards
Oct
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16~ ST.. Patrick s.--The High Mass in this Church
II O'Clock to-day win be by the celebrated
They their services this
Orphan Asyums and collection for that purpose will
during the Mass Come then, and remember the orphans
Oct 81
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has- ART AssoCIATIoN.--The members of the Wash
ngon hereby meeting
will be held in their gallery sbcy Guys warehouse
a7 O'Clock Monday evening November
I, 1858. .~.t l.,aH H."
BY order: NJ j. McIERY,
octS Recording Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-20

Q00 OZ. Sulphate of Qunine, just received and
e)UU for sale, by j. n. LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-20

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS II!

NTW FAII AND WINTEK UUUDS 7!
TNIIE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
i every trip Of the cars from the various northern
markets q lot of their new stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and expect the same to be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock of merchan-
die ever brought to this market.
They expect to have their entire stock completed
by the middle of this month, and would offer the fol-
lowing inducements for continuance of the very
liberal patronage Of the community at large, to-wit
Low PRICES-PROPER ATTENT!ON-GOODs
FASHIONABLE AND WARRANTABLE ARTICLES.
They do not deem 1t necessary to cnumerate any
of the articles to be found in their well known cs-
tabshment by adding that their usually large stock
is still increased in quality and variety.
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves.
sept II, 1857 A. LEVI, BLOOM 20.
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and FIVE, fnot paid before the close of the year.
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Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAYlNG been appointed Administrator of the Es-
IL tate Of Matthias G. Mills, deceased, all persons
having claims are requested to present them, duly
authenticated and al those indebted, will be rcqu
red to settle and pay up without delay. Either may
be done to me my Office. No. dJ Canal street, New
Orleans. or to L. IIardcsty, Esqr, Clinton. La.
Clinton June 90. 1851. G. S. HAWKINS.