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POPULATION OF CALIponNIA.-The total num-
Der of votes cast at the California State cleo
tion OF this year, is probably less than $4,000,
while last year it was about 100, 900, and in
1856 about 10000. The population of the
State had been steadily but slowly gaining
from 1856 up to Maylast, when the Frazer exc.
dus began since then there has been loss Of
about $1,000 voters.
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Thankseivin1 Dav.

The Governor of Vermont has appointed
thursday, the 25th instant, to be observed as Il
day of public thanksgiving. This makes four
teen States that have named the same day.
We hope that our Governor will comply with
the almost universal wisl TO make this gen
eral holiday.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-12

HIau PRICES FOR SLAvEs.-.On Thursday last.
the personal estate Of Ex-Governor Thomas in
Petersvile district, Frederick County, Nd. was
sold at public sale, when fourteen slaves broupbt
an aggregate of sl3,257 One sold for 81 ,445.
another for sl,i25; and third for 81, ,320.
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Illinois Elections
WAsnIGToN, Nov. 1

" AsHIGTON, n OV. q.
Douglas hns majority in both branches of the
Illinois Legislature. Tho State largely Demo-
cratic on the popular vote. The DANTE Boil.
ters pollsd only three thousand votes of two
hundred and forty thousdand.
The Legislature stands: Senate-Republi-
cans, 10; Democrats, IA. House Republicans,
"a: Democrats, 3s. Three still doubtful.
The Chicago Tribune and the chairman of
the Republican State Committee admit that
the combined Douglas majority is eight.
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In the States yet to elect, the Republicans
may gain two members in Connecticut, and the
Democrats will all probability, gain six mem.
bers from the South Americans in Kentucky.
Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and Mary
land. Such result will make the next Con.
gress stand-Democrats 1lS. Republicans ll3,
South Americans 6. In no contingency can
the Republicans have the control Of the next
Congress
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Il haisDrotypcs at Col1csbllry
FOR FIFTY CENTS ONLY

TVIt / IFI1 CENIS ONL1.
'GNlE UNDERSIGNED br.s leave to inform tho
l. citizens of Cokcsburv and surrounding
country. that he is now in Town Mt the Store.
o! MIR. Maho1, where lie will remain n few days
only Tor the purpose of giving all who wish n
correct likeness of themselves cheaper than the
cheapest, anh respectfully s"lici:s the Ladies and
T"n'l"in'n. {" call and how cheap they can
""t ole of those beautiful anL never failing pic
ture-. T.. EG. RANKIN.
N"v 10th, 1S:S % 1t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-12

IELAN H"\!: ~" \ GI.lLow FEVER TIE SAMr.-
In tn" intw'''m"ion - an allie article in the Sa
vannah .'"uri.::l oi M"lcuc for the. present,
h"nih, the writer. Dr. E;rha,i -. ArnolI of
'h;t city, adv"''rcs th" following opinions:
r"r myself, my belief ha, been fixed To one
POINT. sine" ia" yellow fever epidemic of 1881
an'Eihc epidemic Of the present, season has mere,
~ accu'n.a;"! rr""!ir my mind, not f,Irri-;,-
al any new vr""t; nuL chat point is the iu,l..n.
ity Gan"uc or ircak.E"mc with Yellow Fever.
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The States yet to be elect nre Alabama, Con-
necticut, California, Georgia, Kdntucky. Louis
lana, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi New
Hampshire, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Ten.
nessee, Texas and Virginia, which elect eighty.
rs folluWs:
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OBITUARY.

DIED ut his residence in Bibb County. Ala :,
sept. l;:h. lSJS, in the ;G,l wear Of l;s aye,
ME. JAMES kENNtDY. formerly of Abbcrilo
District, :. {. lie leaves n wife and five chill
dr"n mourn their loss.
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ReliUiOuS Notice

lhc Rev. Alr. llaiHcs Of I.aurrrlS, W i'll preach
IN the Episcopal Church on SUNDAY ri-Mi. in
the morning and afternoon. The public "rc III
vitcI 10 attend.
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Erskina Ctollepe

The exercises in Erskinc College, says the
1;lcscopc, opened Oh Monday the lst inst, with
prospects. Thirty new students have
been received. And there are still arrivals
every day.
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Tnm Ei~tLr or lti:trn, D>T.--Onlv about
IGo "HS, have been returned fort The ucNt Court
im","iing :c""l';auc"s and confessions. That
Is th" smallest return in this District for many
years, and speaks ia iavoranly for the s"lvcncv
and genera! w"!l.loing of the citizens Of l.au.
rchs.-lung may it continu: 50.
jvu,,uM;V, H. rail-
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c. A N d I'D A TIE S

e&j The friends of JOHN \. III INTER- re-.
spcctiu!ly announce him Il caniila'c for Tie
office of Ordinary. at the next election.
Oct. 27. 1888.
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s9i" The friends Of Col. }. c. EASKIN re-.
Spcctiully announce him Il candidate for ,l,.
office of Ordinary, ut the next election.
Nov. i, 1858.
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]

hc2e leave to report that the Catawba In
'i;in~ now number about seventy III all. can
E": discover any Improvement in their moral
condition az habits: in general they ale very
i":.'s "i*rri'u"iIs liquors, and thcr, Is now two
'l!>'i!.ri"s near them a;!i when they earn II
l;i" money hv hire. or raiS.: Il li,i,. corn, they
will sl'en'l it i"r whisky, and g-t drunk. an'l
sometimes do mischief. Last winter, (,s | un.
'l"rs;ooi ii, they returned tr"n one Of these
'!iSi!i!crir> III high state of intoXicliun, they
90: i:!'" al airav. which r"S,ili', III the wound.
iug "G iw" Indians ant killing one horse. Now
after IN" r,ii""ti"n | am lUun.i To- hci.yr that
sich traffic and con!uci the :,huvr stated j.
Il sad nu.sImcr i'll any civil co;m:n.miiy. anl |
hope that the proper authorities will consider
this matter, AID remove that which an'"vs.
! have had but little ccvcrSat;nn with the< n .
diamS this year about removing to the West,
hn; :" far IS have learned they are still will
ing to be removed.
Respectfully submitted,
ADAM IVY, Agent
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E!:,ri1", November 6.-I.arra""c Democrat.
Is elected III the Third Congressional District.
Wisconsin.
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The State of South Carolina.

IIIC NCECB OF 0OUCn CdrOIIna.
-IBBEIILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity.
IIullah Iogan, I
by next friend,
fBill for Partition of Slaves.
Lucy Lo.nn,
and others,
HBURSuANT TO order of Court, will sell Mt.
n public outcry, 1T Ahbcvlc G. II. on Sale
Day i'll December next (Gth) Six Likely Ne
grocs.
Tcrms:-A credit of one and two years..
Purchasers to sivrssb"nds with two good sure
ties, pay the costs in cash and pay for papers.
WM II. PARKER, c.EAD
Commissioners Office,
Nov. II, 1853 ! 20 std
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The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
-lEEEIILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
Win. b. Scott |
and wife,
VS.. Petition for the sale Of Negroes
John G.. Scott,
and others.
a DC RSU ANT TO order of Court, I will sell
X II, public outcry, ut AbhcviIle &. H., Oh
Sale Day i'll Deceinbcr next (Gth,) Four Likely
Negroes.
Tcrms:-A credit of twelve months with IN
tercst from day Of sale. Purchasers TO give
bonds with two good suri.ics, pay the cost in
cash and pay for papers.
VII. PARKER, cEAp.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. II, lSiS. { % tsd
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2E2 Acres
Commissioners Sales,
Tho State of South Carolina,
-lBEEIiLLE IISIH/LT,
In Equity.

III 04 ttILy.
Gcnr." &. Wilhcr,1
by next friend,
w. Bill for Partition Of Slaves.
Sarah G. WILDER,
et. al.
g = fSt ANT to Order Of Court, will sell ut
IL pnhlic "ntcry, III Ahbrvillc G. H. on Sale
Day III December next (6th) Seven Likely Ne
gr"rS.
Terms "A credit "f twelve months with in
t"rrs. from lay Of sale. Purchaser to give bond
with two good >;ri'ic$ pay the costs in cash,
and pay for PAPERS.
WI. II. PARKER, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office
Nov. s, 1888. I 90 std
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State Of South Carolina,
lEHEI,III IIE NISYtp IItII

In Equity.
Wm. G. Arnold, !
and wife,
VS.. bill for Partition of Slaves.
LOWS Logan,
and others,
"a at public cutlery. on Sale Day in De-
cember next (Glh,) at Abbeville G. H., Six Likely
Negroes.
Terms: A credit of one and two years. Pur-
chascrs to give bonds with two good sureties pav
the costs in cash and pay for papers
WM. II. PARKER, cE.AD.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. II. 1853. { 20 std
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Tho State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
Polly Ann Branyan,
Nancy a. 4. 4. P''"y""' D''' for ''''''''" Of Land
PURSUANT 10 order of Court. will aelI q,
L public outery, ut Abbeville C. II. on SaIs
Day in December next 10Th, the Tract of Land
of the real estate of Reuben Brapvan, decd
situated and lying in AbbeviIle District on Wor'
rows Creek, containing Two Hundred and
Twenty-Seven Acres more or less, and. bound-
ed by lands of Hugh Prince, Elias KAY and 9th
ers. ..' ~
Terms:-A credit of oneand two years with in.
terest from day of sale. Purchaser to give hona
with two good sureties, pay the costs in cash and
VIM. H. PARKER. DEAD.
Commissioners Office. } '.-.''77
Nov. IL, 1868 20 sta
N. B-The other Tract in Anderson D;.t
will be sold at Anderson c. II. on sarne day:
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EHlo Of Land.

,,LU OF LdIIIl.
\ = IL" !.Xcc":"r "t The Will of John Chilcs
IL Icr''.. aa! Ly vrtu" Of the power confer
red Oh me lr the Will Of Rohrit McClintou.
'.rcd., Will So! on the first Monday in Dcccm-
her n"N. AT Abi'"Nic tu,Iit House, tn the high
rsi ""i,!"r a'i 'ha; ,r"c, Of land devised by the
WI "i the SAID EulrrL McC linton to lis dnurI,-
Ter Elizabeth >tovcr for lie, containing
SE2 Acres
Nor" "r less. ON Rock Branch il, = Albcvillc Dis
trict, bounded by Tyrn Jay, W. &. Keller,
William JAY .:l.l others.
Terms made known day Of sale.
TllOS &. PERRIN, Ex'r
Nov. II, 29-lt
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DIED.,

On the evening of the z7th instant Mrs ANN
SdM ;, In the 18th year Of her age
Inc deceased had been for 81 years a cons steDt
mehlOer OF the Baptist Church in Allen and ria and
washing TOD, anu was truly an exIhps of the vital
lhnueLcos oil relglon, as well in the cheerful sub
mission with which every trial vas III st as in the
pressed nope which It l. at once the pryi sg and
uuIy OF the christian to cherish. Through mu IN
sun ng she reached the term of life dyinS as she
mad Ilved, clmly, meekiy, trustingiy; and has eft
tO her children whom she loved -nderIy as she wss
tendery loved ia Tsturn, the well grounded assur-
ance that the event which they mourn was to he r
OnI the dawn oil holy and happy ImIIO rtality,
me Iunerai Will take place from the residence OF
her daughter, on street, hear the corner of IItb
Island on SATURDAY., the SDth. at O'Clock D. mn.
rrisnds are respectfully lEyited to attend.
(AlexandrIa Gazette will please cOpy)
On the evening of the 23th instant after an ilpes
OF three weeks. AN Ma, yOunges daur htsr OF ID an
anl SAME Brown, aged one year and ten months :
Inc friends OF tha fam re respectfully inyIte ed
70 attend the funeral on TO morrow Saturdayb N.
tArnOOn al O'Clock from the idenos of her pa
rents, on j, between 18th and 18Th SITS.
Ere SID uid blight or soTrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud 20 heayen conveyed
And babe II blossom there,
On the S9'h instant, at 4 O'Clock m at his resi-
dence, on 18th street, near the Casters Brauoh
Drllge, In the NAVY Yard. HENRY THOMAS IN
the 18th ear Of his age Of consumption
MS funeral Will take on Sunday afternoon, at one
O'Clock. - 0'o
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ALEXANDRIA
Co-,sspos5enes of TIE Star.

Co-,espeaSsnes Of Tie Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct %. rsss
The ladiesin charge Of the festival AZ Aner,c,,
Hall concluded last evening to close the fair and
take recess until Tuesday night, at which tim.
the Hall will be reoPened, and conclude with the
week.
Iioel'y mai was crowded last night, at the
uIamauc entertainment, and all werp delishted
wild owens, as well as the entire compaoy
Tue sentinel OF yesterday afternoon says: About
O'Clock this morning, ERE broke out In the
HMe.ing OF MT Arthur Herbert, near the Theo-
logical seminary, Fairfax county, and but for m.
timely aid ard untiring erertions OF the r,echsne
les EMPLOYED upon the new seminary bnildtng
assisted by the professors and students the house
must have been in q short time entirely con-
sumed The IRE originated from burning chin
ney. Damage about s4c0
Ine Potomac river has been high every night
lately, and rolls about over the pavements ID
Joining some OF the city docks en- a manner ,h,t
fnlly Indicates its condition A few nights since
sYelied mp so that passenger coming down in
the Steamer George Page were afraid 10 mass
King street, and took advantage Of the higher
ground of an adjacent alley.
rus morning. we have rain In abundance
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MAR RIED.

In this city. on the 18th instant, by the Rev. DR.
Nadal, MIR. RISHUP COOPER, Of BsItlmOre to
MISS IS SARAH ELLEN BABB. of Bangor Me.
baltimore and Bangor please COPY
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Eligible ROOMS, single and double,
- with BOARD: also. T able Board, may be ha1
ut NO. 8 = street, opposite st. PatrIck's Church.
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS Al
y MISS MoRL Ef'S, ia Penn. AUeaHs.-Fam-
lilies or single gentlemen wishing TO settle for The
winter Tll lind these Ooms pleasant and C cation
good Tsrms moderate. 90 I-lm
pOAR DING with hand s6meIy furnished Room, .
- lighted with gas, may he obtained by early ap
pIcalon AT 470 l2tB street, beI cen and sire IT,
A few Table Boarders can also be accommodated.
Oc 90 St.
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PHILADELPHIA DRAU6HT ALE.

FURS
Il HAVE now on hand the most complete and hast
selected assortment of ALL KINDS OF FUNS
to be e und an any establishment in Washinston
comprising all the sty les and varieties now i fash.
lou, 70 lows:
HUpS0N'S RAY SABLE,
MINK SABLE.
STONE MARTEN.
RUSSIAN FITCH.
SIBERIAN Squirrel,
ERhTNE.
Also. a treat variety of MISSES and CHILL
DREN'S FURS, together with new and hand
some style of FUR SACK for CRidTen, to which
lnv Ite part icular attention.
All ki.ds Of + UR TRIMMINGS by the yard, or
cut to match
ROBES
SLEIGH and CARRIAGE ROBES of every
kim.
Having bean engage for many years ~ the Fur
trade. the public may rely the quality of al sools
purchasFd of me.
OLD FURS Altered and PepaIred IN the best
manner. JAS Y. DAVIS,
90 IS cow Successor to To ID n Co
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AUCTION NLI.H~
TO-DAY q TOMORROW NOR TNf,

m WALL 4 BARNARD. Auction ssrs.
B0W1 s BOOKS sO0kS AT AUCTION
I srosns, Hote, rms EvENiSG. at o'oloCf. a
Sa6isssurss VAIN col ectlon Of Books, direct from
ture scis ne ever department Of htsra-
Also, ks Ss'lSsm,th and all other popular authors.
ioasshsr vl,Ss iy BIBLES, Prayer and Hymn Books,
Goad sney Goods. 40 &c. "o'o rshs' rem
&c zz-a - WATT d BARSHap ,,
EBJ =. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co ....;.--S-
CLOSING OUT SALE OF e I9Ieel
tob.fs az 10 oSls sAsTTRD M6RNiSG, o.
Ess.. We shall sell. the remainSes Of ~: Mst.h.
WHISKY, Brandy, Gin. Muscat. As.,s,,. =
fort Malaga, and other Wines I'M Isos ~
Molasses, Syrup, Soap and Candles.
Tobacco, Cigars. &e., &o 'l
lens: $50 and under cash; over that sum.
cotss E. ana 50 for satisfactorily endorsed
rs u ,. .. Mc6UIRE CO., Aucs..s
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TIE wrArHrx.-Range Of the Thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday,
October 81, and ending this morning:

HeWdTKS.-Uctobef 2Ist-Day cot out fine
cloudy to end 21d-Cloudy, calm, wind NV,
miider, cloudy throughout, air pleasant sd
foggy, wind NV, got out fine and warm. fine
blustery and cloudy, fine to end 'a5th-Cloudy,
wind N wv, cloudy and cool throug bout 26th-
Heavy fog, much cooler, frost. lightly cloudy
throughout, hne to end and cooler. 27th-Fog,
sharp frost, Ice, and much cooler, got out hne
and nne to end 25th-Clear, frost, wind N.
Last quarter moon. Friday, 29th Of October, ct
little after O'Clock, morning. b.
GEORGETOWN ID. c., October 22d lS5S
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GEORGETOWN ADVKRrIsEMTs.
A CARR

CARD.
II Being reported, and generally beneved, that I
am connected with q scurrllous sheet oalled ths
gokers Budget, now being oIrou sted and pub
usheo IN the District, take tina method Of denying
al connection whatever with IL. and earnestly non,
TINS may su1lce 20 dIsabuse the opinion 80 formed
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II. BURNS.
NEW CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY,

NO loo
Opposite ths Mayors 0ees, GsOrssfown.
JOHN BEUCHLER has just opened a nav
found, at times, Fresh Cakes, in every variety
such as French Cream, Boston Cream, and Jeuny
Blscul's, &e., lce Cream, Water Ice, and Rum
Punch, yeilles, Chariot Ruse. &c.
Weddings, Parties. Balls, a. O., furnished on tbs
shortest notes and most reasonab' e terms He 40
llcits CAL. Hevi strive TO please.
oc a 81 JOHN BEUCHLER,
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A NEW system OF INSTRUCTION in
"A DANCING,

"A DANCING.
Prot. KRAUSE respectfully notifies the citizens
OF WashIngt ton that he Is prepared to (. rm 90
CLASS either young or OtheTwIseJ for lnstruc ~
tOa In Dancing. NA
His system Is one which, upon trial, will belaS&
found. al though novel, based upon mathe maui al
rules as to insure To every pupil UGH a knowledge
OF tn science as will enablA them to become prob
Of progress and startling as &c may appear. he email
lenRes test, and feels confident thlt success of
the past In California and other places sure gar
antee that every pupil who will take instruction
from him will haIi with Joy the opportunity afforded
OF becoming pr iclent IN less time than is usually
employed to acquire even the knowledge of placing
the feet correctly.
He can be consulted daily at Carusi's Dancing
Saloon, under the rheatre, from to a. No. and
to 2 p. IN ard TO M where his terms and the
fullest nform will be given. oc 2h 2w
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ID OPERA GLASSES
\ EARL, Ivory and hlAek OPem Chaser; good
assortment for sale cheap b. i. X. LUNQY, No.
81 fennsylvanla avenue, under the Nano.a no.
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By ]. C. McGUIKE q Co. AuciIOneeTs
TRUSfEE'S SALE OF MACHINERY AND
FIxtURss OF THE ISLAND BRRwERY."-tJp
TUESDAY MORNING. November I'd, at II
O'Clock, at the Island Br. very on Maine ave rue.
sell, by virtue Of deed OF trust, duly RECORDED
among the ian records for WASHINGTON COUNTY an
the Machinery and ixtures OF the Island B,sw
steam Dgine. Copper Kettles, 2 I'D
Large 9nmoer q Casks. Barrels, and Half barrels.
Two Wagons. one Dray,
Three Sets Of Harness.
One excellent Work borse
Together with all tne neesssary Furnture and Ap
,paratus to Conduct f3rewery.
IeIms One third cash the residue IN and l.
m nths, for approved endorsed notes. bearing later
he property may be examined By application to
THOMAS !. FISHER, Trustee.
90 Nd 4. G. MoGuIRE CO., Anots,
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OIED.-we regret to learn that E ID. Leazcr,
clerk In the Office of the Auditor of the Traasu
~ for the Post Office Departme INT d ed last pigb,
The deceased was an unmarried man. and highly
esteemed by bis acquaintances generally. He
was native OF New Jersey, and was appointed
to his eierkship during the administrator of FL
President Pierce -
CHARGE OF LARCENY. - Yesterday, Rachel
Burke was arrested by Officer Lloyd on a charge
Of the larceny Of certain money, the property Of
Mary Helssler The case was laid before ms
tiee Dom, who, i'm Order to give opportunity for
full examination of witnesses who were absent.
heid the accused to bail for a further bearing
MARRIAGE AT BaowHs' Last evening, ano.
ther wedding took place at Browns Hotel. The
happy pair were Mr.. H. Brown and Miss
Bette c. Patterson, of Lynchburg, Va The
ceremony was performed by Rev l. r MORGAN.
pastor Of Wesley Chapel.
BRAZIL NOTlCE.-rhe men that hays their names
down 10 go TO Brazil will meet at the Oice on FRI
uaS @S'h lhst.' I'D sail. ocT Ct.
, FAIRS, Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice
Cfesnl, oi the best quality, AT 81 per gallon and
confectionery OF al kinds, a. reduced prices, fresh
ma every day, at the PhihIdsIphfa COafDcttOHrTV
ana lee Cream Depot, corner i2.h and + str. cts
Oc y I'm
-, WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very ohsap AT
the Philadelphia CONFECTIONERY, corner i2th and r
Ion. % Ima
nice, at the Philadelphia CONFECTIONERY No. ss pa
avenue, between I'd and Sd SITS
oe 2-Im en- KusLRR
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A DICTIONARY OF PaOTOGRAPhY,I lu.
IA rated With dis grams, by Thomas Sutton, B.A.,
aernor OF pno ographic Notes; S225.
Ihe Chlldrens Bible Picture Hook, illustrated
with 90 engravings; 81 So =
The ChiIdrens Picture Book Of English History,
iiiustrattd with 50 engravings; 81 50. 800
For sale At FRANKLIN PHILIPS
o.s Bookstore, SO Penn. sysnae;
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Brazil NOTICE.-rhe men that have their names
Gown 10 go to Brazil will meet at the Ofice on FRI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

900 Pennsylvania AVENUE 0Onl
%OO2 bsttUssH 9Th and 10Th SITS ZSS2
BALTIMORE LEATHER STORE
w Ill open, on Monday, November LIST, a Leather
Store, IN the Basement of Coombs' Building, ON
Pennsy .ania avenue. No. 2s91a. where we keep
shoe Springs, Sole Leather, Calf skin, Morocco,
foot Oil.
Remember. 2ss,z. in the Basement, between 9th
and 10th streets, on the Avenue. oc q At
v MUSICAL NOTICE.
ICTOR BECKER, Tuner OF Pianos by VOLTS
celebrated methed. the only approved-
method now In France and Germany. Long eE5t6
sire to give satisfaction in every part alar, have
always secured him most liberal sh1re of patTo-
ma e here, and many ttte' ing C JmmeDdatiops
Orders left at Mr.. j. F. EllI>' New Piano Fsiab-
ishment, Penn avenue, between 9Th and 10th SIS
will be promptly attended TO.
Repairs and regulating done in the best manner
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