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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16

rior virtues for fa treatment % T4ese z AR,
complaints. EBES kSIGIIT, NJ d.
b NoRTLEY Ese UrIca, n Z, writes = l have
nsed yodr ITetarl myself aud in my ft1y ever siace
y7a invented and believe it The best medicine fr lis
prc,~v ever put our With bad caii should sooner
pay twenty i've dollars 20 bottle than do without IT. or
take any other remedy
Group, gYhooping Cough, Influenza.
SPaISGlTsID, Mss Feb = lS56.
BRsrHER AYER: viii chaafuy certify your ftctogG!
cough Group and the chest diseases Of children We Of
yoar fraternity the South appreciate your Skill and
'0'i'''s''u '''' -''-'''i' " HIRAM n CoSKLIN. Nd.
AMOS LEE ESQ MsxrzKEY. Ia writes 81 JAM, 1855
" ha1 tedious Influenza which 0'hhiIs4 ne n uopI.
SIX weeks took many nfeaeiies ~",t ttilei Hh ny
trie! Your @ ri by the advice Of our eier, man The
les tllap one half the bottle completely wen.
Your Iiaines the cheapest wei As the best We
buy and esteem yof Doctor and your remedies
a. the poor l1aa's friend
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, PA, Feb. i, 1885.
Your Cherry ftetagrt is performing marvellous
.ures in this section It relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms IF consumption aa Is nos curing a inta
who has laharsd uler IN affection - the lungs for ihe
last forty years. HENRY l.. PARKS Merchant
A. =. RAMSEY, ". "a, ALBIoN, MONROE Co, iowa,
h ,n5 noti,in @Gui to YOUR C.sIlg Ttctoif for
h ing sud relief to cs1nPtive patients, or curing
such e,l,ibie
yacus proof e virtues of ts remedy is found in its
effects upon trial
Consumption.
Probably RENE ~ las been En@wn which
cured s Insfy aud s-h dangerous cases this Some
ne human AID can reach7 Jnt 10 those the Cherry
Pictorial aiIarls relief ami comfort.
AsfoR House. y sw YoaK CITY, March >. 1856
DocToR AYEg. LaUEfI: feel it a duty and pleasure
what I'ci0rdl has done fer my
WIFE She been FIVE months iabofing under the dan
gerous symptoms 81 ClpsumPI1r from which no AID we
Gould procure gave herulrh relief She steadily fail
ny until Dr. Strong OF is city, whore have for
advice, recommended tial Of yoHr nesilelt1e bless
ms kindness. do }Jr s; for size has recovered
snaJ day. j. set strong Site used To
BE- tree her cough and calls herself well.
Yours with gratitude alii regard
ORLANDO SHELBY. SHEL3YvILE.
CHsanlgf res so despair til you have tried AYERs
THEsEr FuCg6EAL IL Is made los of tie best medical
chemists in the world and its all around bespe1k
he Ligh merits Of its fftl4deps,i Le0ger.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16

DR.. C. W. RoBACK have received SO much eeneht
from vour Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
that have Thought it NY duty and il no less my in
cnation to give youa plain statement of my case
years afflicted with that bane o. ali comfort ana
efficiency in business dyspepsia. To recapitllate ali the
called remedies hisa used rid myself OF
this disease would indeed make melancholy catalogue
also consulted VITA she best physicians could hear
Of. was induced t. your releaie- through the per
suasions OF a friend aud after using them few days
was greatly benefited and in short time, less than
month 1 was entirely and permanently cured was
also afflicted with the most violent nervous headache
which suppose pToaucsd oy ny aisoriered stomach
for when my dyspepsia tt me, M headache left with
it, now feel be ter ia every respect than have for
ten years. frl! tIUly yours,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16

in. Vivian. Mineral Point z. J. Russell, Darling
ton; f. c. Stevens Dodgsvllle; l. l. Goodeil, Platte
vie H. Newhall, Galena, wholesale; J. II. Reed = Co
Chicago. Who'll lie; and Agents in every town in the
United States Tvs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16
MEDICINAL.

A FTER VARS or STUDY AND EAPENlNEAi,
n Dr. Roback the eminent Swedish Ph! stefan Sue
ceeded in producing medicine from invent three fer
emit speces mountain herbs of his native lnd whteh
acts directly upon of disease in the blood and
I the corrupted fountain o life, to a condition
of health aad purity exDels disease from the system
wherever it NAV be located whatever may be its char
acter Indigestion, nervous CON laInts, epeptic and
other it's coughs consumption 81 ITS early stages sore
throat bronchitis fever and ague asthma, low spirits
sexual 'ncapactv feminine weakness, pccling of the
sklE symptorlac of para sis, rheumatism. neuralgia
tumor. cancer diabetes a.stude and debility diaTrLea
and all other disorders the organs Of piIation the
liver the kidneys the stomach, the nerves or the mus
euar ber are unerriusy cured by this preparation It
is to mor5i seed of disease what an ala
to an acid neutralizes them with absolute certain
y while the tine regulates the secretlons re-
moves ob9tructions from the bowels creates appetite re-
news bodily vigor and gegcneses every animal func
ton Such the nature such the effects OF Dr. lo-
backs Scandinavian Blood Purifier which, II
taLen in conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood PILE
will not only obliterate the most painful disease, but
prevent their recurrence aud lengthen lie beyond the
ordinary span.
In the SCANDINAYIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Dr. Roback presents the result Of twenty years Of expe
riey ce study and experiment. as TO what perfect
pill should be- No one doubt their superiority after
one single trial PIice the Scandinavian Blood Puri-
fer 81 per bottle, or $ per hai-dozen scanlinavin
Blood Fills % cents per box or i've fer 81
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Al N0RTLEY. Ese-, UTIcA, n T., writes: . have
lse1 yoslr I1taTI myself aud in my ftny siace
s1a and believe it The best medicine FIR lis
p-ci'~e pat 18th bad cald should sooner
pay twenty aliars bottle than do without II, or
take any other remedy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16

SANFORD's Liver Invigerstor for sale at
II 3gG ftLfVi'D g.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16

n BBIS GREEN APPLES, Best quality. just received
u and for sale cheap al
n34 y. u. WHEELER'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of Tie Star.

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 4 IsSs
The following statement shows the operations
OF our police for the months Of August, Septem-
be: and October: Whole number of persons ar
rested and taken to the watch house for dis,urh
Ing the peace, &c, and who came in for lodging.
3S7. The places Of their nativity are as follows:
Georgetown 81, New York 6, Pennsyivsnia ~,
Massachusetts, 4, New JERSEYS, Washington Ci;v
= Virginia 3, Maryland 9, Vermont S. E5glsud ..
Ireland Isl, Germany ,, Poland I, Wales l. Scot,
land 4, Canada l, colo-ed IS Whole amount Of
nnes I'M posed for the same period, for violations
OF law SoJi 81. Of this amount $Z3i 90 has been
collected and paid into the corporation treasury;
lsiving 10 be collected a balance Of $500 IS Most
OF TINS amount, we learn, has been superseded by
the parties upon whom the fines were imposed
According to the annual report of the corporation
clerk, w Laird, Esq. laid before the Councils
In January last, the sum total OF all the fines
made for the yea 1857 only amounted to SIG -.
The foregoing certainly argues well for the new
police system, and proves, conclusively, its SUI
perioTity over the cid and Inc q Client one which
4: superseded
We learn that the late heavy rains have fur
nished the upper portions Of the canal with an
abundant supply Of water, and that quite a large
h-et OF laden boats arc now on their way down
As there Is now no probability Of any deficiency
occurring again during the present season. we
think II more than likely, from all we can learn,
that the trade between this aud the closing OF
navigation that trade over IL will be unusually
IL seems that the underground railroad, or some
other similar process Of transportation has been
again put in operation TO deprive our citizens Of
their property, On Sunday night last, a vaIua-
BILE slave belonging to Mr.. John M. Williams
suddenly disappeared, and his not been heard Of
since Quite a number have gone the same way
this fall
Arrivals.-Schr. Federal Hill, wheatley, Bal
timore, lumber to Libbey a son; Sarah Bibby
Reddish. Baltimore, 1900 bushels wheat to &.
Lyons Embark, Donoho, Philadel phis. to Hyde
d Davidson Statesman, Mott, New York, to
McCobb d Dodge; On On, Barnes, Baltimore.
1900 bushels wheat to w. II. Edes
The only change In the markets (four and
grdin) IL slight decline IN corn White is now
selling at IS, and yellow at 76c g
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 4, 1858.
The City Councils were called together last
night.
In the Board Of Aldermen no quorum appeared
In the Common COKneiI, John Summers pres
ident pro tenn, the following business was trans
acted:
The finance committee, to whom was referred
the communication of w c. REYNOLDS, late coll
lector of taxes for lsii, made a report, ordering
tie account TO be closed, and directing the trus-
tees to reconvey the remainder Of the property in
accordance with the trust; adopted
The finance committee, TO whom was referred
the resolution: asking for the ebtedness of the
Alexandria Canal Company, reported the indsbt-
edness OF principal and interest to the lst of sep
TENDER, 1855, 10 be over Sl4O, 600, and recon-
mended that additional securities for loans be
required by the City Council; adopted.
A communication was read from the President
OF the Alexandria Canal Company, asking for a
inrtner loan, to place the Potomac Aqueduct In
good order for next season; the communication
was received, and the Board adjourned.
A very heavy storm Of wind and rain prevailed
during the entire OF yesterday; business, though
considerably inconvenienced, was quite brisk
Among the marria2e Licenses gTanted by the
clerk Of the County Cont on Monday last was
one To a party then and now In the County Jail
awaiting trial on the charge OF horse stealing
We have not heard whether the marriage was
solemnized
The dead body Of the man which wa, found
on the beach al Rozier's Bluff, on Tuesday last.
noticed In Yesterdays Gazette, 10 supposed 20 be,
that OF the mate Of the schooner Kate Callahan,
that sailed from here some DAYS since
The net profits Of the Village Fair reach 5000
hunkel Co open another dramatic engage
meht In this city on Saturday night next.
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DIED.
On the 81 instant LOUISA FRANCES IUCAS
III the 18TH year of her age.
heT funeral will take place Friday Afternoon
az o'cOck, from her mothers residence, on / ST.
between 10Th and 10th, to proceed to Columbia Har-
mOny Cemetery.
How short the day /, the glorious prIze,
To our slow hearts and faI lng eyes,
COPIED from the Norfolk Herald on the death OF
J. A. NERCkMUl.LER,Es a., formerly of Nor
IoIk, who died October 18th, 1853, at New Orleans
oil the prevailing epidemic
Little dreamed |, when on that day
BID TO thee good bye,
That LOuIsIana's iata'shores
"ou!G claim thee but to die.
Thai whcna lew sho I months ago.
AS Band In hand together
w smile with JOY To meet one more,
TwOuid be the last forever
Oh when We part from those we love,
Aes! who can e'er tell
But that embrace on leaving be,
On earth, lastIaTewel!
TheE went, indeed, q noble friend,
High minded, true and pure;
I"o proud for baseLe~s-Dut then could
For honor al enfure.
Wen think of thee as one we Il we'd
AS one To US once dear
And never brc1the thy name without
Dropping a silent tear!
But dear and noble hearted friend,
Though many were the ties
That bound us here. yet we may meet
=, IN realms beyond the skies.
NorIoIk, oct 18th, 1853. 60 L.. VS..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04
FUTURE DAYS
By A, GREEN auo,iona.-

BY A, GREEN, suotioneer.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
n -, GEIhEkT; NEAR "A. AVENUE, AT AUCTION -
CG oESDhf The 9Th instant, shall sell in front
q. me premises. at clock .. M, part OF Lot No
q, IN servaton To- fronting "a feet on AZ sireet
Ieet, win the improvements, which are a good two
sto1y, atiic and basement Brick House and Deo,s
saIy OUT -Duldngs. We deem il unnece saTv to
say relating TO the beautiful location ofthe
aofe ue. crlDec property, il known 10 bs
among the most beautiful and desirable locations m
the city. 0Ae III
Terms One fourth cash; haauoe in /, 2 and 3
years the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
psS mel Is, hearing Interest from day ofsale deed
given and deed of trust taken,
lite Irdlsputebe. Sale positive,
noS-d q DprN A..
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BY J. q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctloneer..
LNIRNITURE OE FAMILY nECIININf

BY J. z. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuctIoneers,
EuRNITURE OF AFAMILY DECLINING
l. HoUsEKEEPISG-On TUESDAY MORNING
November ID, at 10 O'Clock, at the re,idence Of a
IiamIiy declining housekeeping, opposite ODD Eel
Mahogany Sofas, Walnut and Mabogany Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Lounges, Carpets, Oilcloth Mating
Window Shades, Clock, Vases,
Iron Garden Settee, Rocking Chairs
Bedstcads and Bureaus, Washstspds
Ferther Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
mattresses, Look 'ng glasses, Toict Sets,
Extension Dining Table. Fl feet long,
Cooking aud other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils. &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum a ere
notes, hearing interest.
&C aS-d J, C. MCGUIRE CO., Auc.s.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
"a S0nseq nence OF the RAIN, until SATURDAY
MOh = lNU, NOV. 9Th, same hour and place.
no I'D j. G.. MEG UREA Co Auo,rs
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BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour 10 steady; Ohio s6
Wheat Is In fair demand; red 81 I5aI ~; whit,
81 2oasI 40 Corn Is frmer; old white 7Oa74c
yellow sOas2c. New corn 6Oa6sc.
Provisions are quiet
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auc.Iopeer,.
EURNITURE AND HnuSEunI m -

FU.T pr1, UnE md hUESEHOLD FFFEcrs
November 5th, at 10 o'c eek at the retidenee or
gentleman ceciInlug houses eeping, No SS First
street east between north ard streets ve
shaIl sell, the Furniture and Elects coRnrisipsV
Mahogany rair Spring seat Sofas
kooxeT and Parlor Glars,
Mahogany Dining, Gard and Breakf.s, Till.
carpets, OIoloth and Mating,
Lounges Cane seat ChSirs, Rockers
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcases
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wasbst.nds
Feather Beds. 30 sters and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
blankets, Comforts. Spread
Window Curtains, Sha es
Cane ard w God sea- Chairs Settees
Ghlna, Glsss, and Crookery Ware
cooking, Alright and FTank lin ~. yes
Iogcther with a general assortment of Housahold
and Kitchen r eauIsltes ~ 1e"o"
a.; ems: S25 and under cash over that sum Gre
bearing interest isoN "o'es'
mold &c. Mcguire & CO., Auots.
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Fire at Pittsburc.

PiTrsBuse, Nov ID The extensive boot and
moe warehouse OF II. Child & Co., in Wood 81.
LOOK NE This afternoon, aud in a few minutes the
ehu1e building was enveloped in flames Child
d Co, lose their entire stock of goods which
however, IL partially covered by insurance Sew.
efai adjoining stores were damaged
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A Csngressman's Vote Ch.II.n.,a.

UREA, ". Y, Nov. 3-o!samus r. M.t,e.on
hrmoer OF Cong ess, was challenged al the poIIs
OF the ward where he resides in this city v,xter
daY, ana bis vote was refused. The ground Of
challenge was that be had a wager neading On
the result OF the election. The challenge was In.
sisted upon, and he did not vote
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New York n1arkefs

NEW YORK, Nov'r i-Flour is heavy; STATE
slasi TO- Ohio IS 2oas5 40; Southern as 3ot3 As,
Wheat is quiet Western white sIHk
Corn Is buoyant; mixed 6sa7Oc
PORK IL buoyant; mess sl7 IS; prime SO 50.
Lard and whisky are unchanged
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Financial

NEW YORK, Nov i-Stocks dull and lower
generally; Chicago and Rock Island 66y: I'M
nois Central shares SAX; do. bonds ssx; La
Crosse and Nil. AZ; Cumberland Coal Co 10;
michigan Southern 23x; New York Central ss \
Reading 52A; Va. 6's a5A; Mo. o's ssk.
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New York Elsrffou
Baitfmore N1arke,.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov s.-Ths Press has dis
elected by 40 TO 90 majority
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

W Though L" The Starr IL printed On the
fastest steam press I'm use south Of Balti.
more, It's edition is 80 large rs 10 require IL
70 be put to press at an early hour, AdveP-
tisements, therefore, should be sent IN By IL
e'elsck, M; otherwise they may no, appear
until the next day.
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The Overland Mail,

ST LOUIS, Nov. 3-The overland mail f,or,
saH Fiancisco, with weekly papers Of the Oh.
mas arrived; but the papers contain NOTHING
adv!ces e'' s'eo"e'
me Overland mail coach brought Eve passen-
gers. The mail party met the westward. bound
i nan nen only Is hours out OF San p anclsco n
from :, onso 'nat distance In twenty-five days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

The COMMON COUNCIL BUDGEr-The business
OF the Council on Monday night was conducted
with more regularity than on former occasions
and the result was an adjournment before ten
O'Clock. Among the business attended to, was
che statement Of the money expended by the Cor
PoTation, since 1875 the streets and avenues Of
the city; which was referred TO the joint commit
Tee before Congress. And the report of the
schools committee on the bill returned by the
Aldermen to have amendments properly attac he'd
which was ordered to be printed, and the report
sent to the Aldermen.
In relation TO the statement, 1t is very good, as
far as 10 goes; but il was stated in the Come
that 10 was incomplete, since II only shows the
money expended for grading, gTaveling and gut
teIing-leaving out the important item Of paving
The following Is the recapitulation, showing
the amounts expended, from the ward funds and
the GENERAL fund since $3.50
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T'O ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN

Inc vIh6INIA SENTINEL" oilers very SUI
perlvr advsntaEes for Adyertislng. 1t il q firmly
established journal, Of wide circulation, with sub
scribers In almost every state in the Union and
numbering very large and growing list of sub
men OF the wealthy and prosperous Piedmont, VAL
ley, and Tide water regions of Virginia: men who
buy goods, and men who buy and sell farms. All
Advertisements appear in the Daily, TIi-veekiy.
TINEL, thus reaching all our rs aders We respect
fully invite orders. Terms moderate; the cash or
dress SMITH FJNKS,
oc 29-lm AlexandTiA, virginia.
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By A. GREEN, Auctionee,

A.ENSiEE SALE OF VALUABLE r,s
rIoxHn ET u mp % uNIMPRovKD PRoPERTy AZ Al
h LsoNi.Sn eKSDAY, the 9Th day OF No Avc
sna seu, IN front Of the premises AZ o'eoct
and f. and 18th and 18th streets east som n1,ia
feet oil ground, the north half of vhIch \, ,
proved the south half Is vacant, of which /, b.sn
tfnily located In an elevated position and vii ~
so,o IN me hall or IN | Is to suit purchasers. 'e
AFRO. Lots Nos. and 5, in Square No IOiI
, This property fronts on I2th street east. rnnninv
tnrrough the square to Tennessee avenue
ne aonve mentioned property is al Handsomely
sltuateo, ana must increase rapidly In yalue OWN
70 the contemplated extension the Cspitol
srounos, and the sale will be well worth the At
merit. soOu Invest
Terms: One fourth cash ba aroe in one. tvo and
1eHs, Tor notes bearing Interest from day of
s.le. osed given and a deed of trust taken. IT.
ue putabie, II being direct from Government
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AUCTION SALES.
g'For other Auction Sates, see frsf ,,r.

By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. - -
THE EFFECTS OF A FAMILY DEt,rsN
- ING HoUsEkEEPING AT AucTION-Oa "a ~
'front.' OF my auction room, the corner Of 7th sad
streets at 10 O'Clock large lot of urniture he
among which NAV be found
Mahogany Sofa, Sideboard and Bureau,
DO. Chairs, Rockers, and Book cases.
20. Lounges. breakfast and Dining Tables
10. Wardrobe,, Washstands and sinks,
RReddsteads, Chars, Glasses. Wash-t.bles,
Carpets. Ollo 9th and Mating,
Chlna, Glass and Crockery Ware,
with large assortment Of Kitchen Furpiture
A good Hotel Stage Coach
An Omnibus Stage, will seat 9 persons,
Terms cash.
no A. GREEN, Auct
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ALPHABETICAL easss
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


CostaiHfng Cards of frst-elaSs Embellishments
IN all departments Of business in tks etfy
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Later from IIlipeis.

Three members are still in doub,
me tribune and the Chairman Of the p.c,,
ncsn snIe Committee acknowledge a Do1gi,
majority OF four In each house
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW MORNING

By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneer.
ROCKS, BOOKS, BOOKs AT AUCTION
BroxMs vi sell q Store $50 Pa sveI ne, opposite
ier9s hotel, THIS EVENING.at g O'CLOCK. A
ture sc;sn smoracing every department OF litera-
Lever GoIT am the arts: Cooper, soott, Dpckeps
fogetheI x;, shmiy Bibles, Prayer and HTmn BOOZE
c;is Fsncv ~ lot 81 eta onery, Gold Pens. Pen,
90 % tF fh'aIs sale during the dav
Wall BARNhRD Ap,t.
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DAIRY FANS.
L ladies Travelling ard shopping Beg,
Opening al : MoLAU6HLlN'S,
no 2-6t Pa. avenue, between 18th and 9Th SITS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph for the Evening Star
Three Days Later frsm Eu,.,..

49, h NOV THE steamer Amer,o. .,.
OF the sd WIN LNerpooi dstes
me steamers Albany, North Brittos ana CITY
OF Washington had arrived ON, 'oA sno SHy
The cotton market closed dnil
I'd. Sales Of the week 81, GOO Ss,s a. decline OF
Breadstuffs closed steady
Provisions closed dull
Consols closed nj q 1aasS.
A few iutelligible words had been ,.,.,-.x
f350a ftOo per share ~
The French Portuguese question was .tIr nm.
seu9, out favorable solution was expected !;
Notwithstanding which two more Frenrh -. ,
SHIPS bad arrived In the Sagus, and there was
Sague rnmor that the Eaglish channel feet had
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MARRIED.
ID ED.

On the 9th OF October by the Rev. Samuel Rodc-
ers, DANIEL JONES to NANNY HARRISO,S
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By A. GREEN, AuotIoreer
EXTENSIVESALE OF BEAUTIE Ill VILLA
y Lots At hoPEToN, ONE MILE AND A HALF
NohIH OF w ASKING TON, AT AUGTION.-Un WE'D
MESDAf, the iGth of November 4 sht n sell AT
hoPeton on the 9TH street road, and Immediately at
Of beautiful building Lots, part of which front on
7th street. ~ ' VI
his sale offers fine opportunity for obtaining
county nome near the city, on an excellent road
hne water, pure air. and low taxes
Ieims: One fourth cash; balances in che, two
ana three years for notes bearing interest properly
secured " deed OF trust upon the premises.
DC 81 cod A. GREEN