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T. u M B x1 r. .

II ~ 4Nx d "a ~
II HAVE ON HAND 100, 900 feet of best quail
i ity PINE DUMBER, from 5s to inches in
Thickness and from ten to sixteen feet long. Also
$4,000 FEET OF HEMLOCK,
All 'engths from nine to sixteen feet.
SPRUCE PLANK. SHINGLES,
PATENT CLAPBOARDS x FENCE P1CKETS
OF all descriptions.
All kinds of Lumber at all times on hand.
Planning Matching and Jointing done promptly
to order, and at prices as reasonable MS at any
other place.
have now on hand 10000 feet OF kiln-dried
Lumber of van ous thicknesses, and large sup
ply will he kept on hand through the season.
The above is certainly one Of the best lots of
upland Pine Lumber in Addison County. All
those wishing 70 purchase are invited 10 call and
examine Or Atty and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. do not intend to be undersold by
any body. L. RICH.
Also CEDAR POSTS, sawed square, or round
all sizes.
LIN e.
first rate article of Lime kept constantly
hand, in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Enquire
at the store of J. NJ. Siade & Co.
Mddebury, April 12, 1853. so;
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The public are informed that they can get Bee
Steak, Surloin Steak, Corned Beef Also Veal
Lamb and Mutton, at A. WlLLlAMSON'S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-07-28
THE FAMILY BIBLE.

With Notes and Instructions. Published by
ne American Tract Society. Also the Family
Testament, for sale at COPELAND's.
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Takes this method to inform his old customers
and all others that he is ready 10 show them such
an assortment as was never brought into this town
Or county before. He would aso say, that hav-
ing taken the advantage of the present panic and
paid cash for Goods, he is enabled to sell So low
as TO astound al who examine quality and prices
The following list of rRAW GOODS we bought
direct from the manufacturers-thus saving job
ber's profit for the benefit Of our own customers.
STRAW GooDs.-Florences, all qualities and
piices, Rutands, Pedals, French Split Straws,
English Dunstables, Coburgs, Tulips, Queens
BRAID, Neapolitans, French Laces, Gipsies, Leg
horn and Straw Flats, Leghorn and Straw Flats
Trimmed, Straw Cords, Braids, Gymps, Buttons,
Tassels and stars.
RIBBoNs.-Bonnet Ribbons, Cap do, Belt do,
Sash do, Tafieta Ribbons, all colors and Nos,
Satin do, Velvet Ribbons, all widths.
MILLINERY FINDINGs.-Englsh Grapes, Tar
latans, Silk Illusion, Cotton do, Milliners Nee
dies Aiilliners Cotton, Sewing Silks, Band Boxes,
Cap Heads.
SILKS, SATINs, VELvETs, &c.-Florence Silks,
all coIors Marcelline do, Lustrine, all qualities,
Black Dress Silks, all qualities, Black Modes do.
Glaces, all colors, Saiins, all coors and qualities,
Veyets do, Pushes do, Moss Velvets
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-07-28
GREEN HARD WOOD.

TINHE subscriber offers n lot of good heavy
i HARD WOOD Beach and haplel for sale.
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NOW LOOK AT THIS !!

NOW LOOK AT THIS
fJNHE subscriber is DESTROYS Of and determined
Il to, have u settlement Of ALL accounts, by
note or otherwise soon. A few old notes are Of
fered for sale without cost Please take this as
the fret, sEcosp and THIRD call, that may
save the Printers bill hereafter.
as IRA ALLEN.
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"OoL TwINE and Sheep Tick Tobacco, at
w II. A. SHELDON'S.
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GROCERIES,
MEAT. FOR THE MILLION!

Such as Sugars, Teas, Coffee and lot of other
necessaries, for sale cheap at WlLLIAMsONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union discusses filibusterism. saving


"The apologists Of these expeditions may at
tribute to them all the heroism and public spirit
which they can; they may enlarge with all the
enthusiasm OF ardent imaginatioDs upon the great
destinies FOR our country which these expeditions
aim to open up; but they are bound TO acknowl-
edge the stubborn fact that they are contrary to
own statute books, and, therefore, such as our
that IL they were ever promising of advantage
to our country and pregnant Of mighty destines
TO our race, our national pride demands that they
should be conducted publicly, upon the responsf-
bilities Of the Government itself, by forces that
would respect private hts and the law. of war;
and not clandestinely and rapaciously, by gangs
OF desperadoes, escaping pubic opinion at home
mating the restraints Of society, controlled by no
sense OF responsibility to God or man, and swayed
oy passions as ungovernabls as vicious
II Walker be hero, there is a slight differ
ence between ancient adventure and modern. IL
used 10 be the habit Of audacious outlaws, If
beaten in daring enterprises, to hide from the
world and accept with sullen but manly resigna-
ton the verdict OF public csnsure. But law
In defeat, and set up for honorable renown. how
through deplorable incompetency."
The Union, also, adverts to the failure oil
free negro labor in Jamaica.
The HteYigeHcer, as an illustration Of wha
considers a tendency to disregard "plat
forms" quotes sentiments recently expressed
by the Hon. Horace f. Clark, of New " rk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

ing OF the Nicaragua transit route to the travel
and commerce of the world
P. S. At noon to-day, We satisfied ourself
Jerez, thus exploded by Sr. Irisarri, was got
mp in this city previous to Us departure for
New York Its authors were Vanderbilts Web
ster and Wallace, and q gentleman formerly
connected with Walkers operations in Mica
ragua. Jerez hesitated to sign it for q day
but finding the Government determined not to
listen to his Van Dyke proposals, las We ex-
planned yesterday he at length appended his
name to it, and hurried to New York to pub
lish it, as tho only means left by which the
scheme Of defeating the opening of the Mica
ragua transit route from and after the day az
ter tomorrow, could possibly be made to sue
ceed
GEN. WARD, OF GEoRGIA.-We stated yes
terday that this gentleman had been rendered
he mission to China, according to rumor rife
in this city. We have since ascertained that
this is not so. Gen. Ward, of Georgia-whc
was the President of tho Cincinnati Democratic
National Convention-has been rendered the
position of U. S. Minister to Turin, made va.
cant by the resignation of Mr.. John NJ Daniel
| of Virginia, the former editor of the Richmond
| Examiner.
DIsMIsSED.-The Naval Court Martial al
Norfolk to try Lieut.. Payne. of the Marines
found him guilty, and the Department has dis
missed him from the service Lieut.. Payn,
is a native of Tennessee, and has only been Eve
years in the corps. :.
THs WEArHER.-Tho following repor. Of tn
weather fer this morning Is made from the Mors,
| Telegraph limo to the Smithsonian Institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

Ex-Governor Stewart, of Nilsson 1,
has appointed the 25lh day Of November as day
OF Thanksgiving. The Governors of Michigan,
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin have designated the
same day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.-The sixth annual eX-
hibtion of the Virginia State Agricultural Socie-
ty commenced at Petersburg, on Tuesday last,
with large attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

MARINE DIsAsrERs.-The British bark Claude
from Quebec for Sunderland, was wrecked in a
gale during the month of October, and the cap
tain's wife and seven OF the crew persisted. The
balance have arrived at New York
Advices from Sable Island state that a vessel
was seen on fire on the morning Of the Both ult.
on the South side Of the Island. At noon a steam.
erfrom the eastward went to the wreck, and after
two hours detention proceeded westward The
day was fine and the sea smooth, but nothing
was seen Of the burning vessel after the steamer
left
The ship George, Captain Green, of New Or
leans, bound from Constradt for New York, was
lost in the Baltic. Her cargo consisted Of shee
iron, valued at 500, 600.
The ship Cornelia Laurence, Of New York,
with cargo of 500 bales Of hay, was totally burnt
In Mobile bay on Monday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

MAYOR, ALDERMEN AND COUNCIL INDICTED
FOR FRAUD on THEIR CoNsTIrUESrs-The
Grand Jury Of the New York Court of Oyer and
Terminer yesterday morning brought in an In
dictment against ex-Mayor Fernando Wood
and majority Of the Boards Of Aldermen and
Councilmen Of 1857, for violating the charter OF
1857, and conspiring to defraud the city. The
Indictment found against them contains two
counts-the one being for a conspiracy to vo-
late the city.charter." The specified charges
contain the allegation that, in violation of tt
charter Of 1857, which provides that no lease for
corporation property should be given for longer
period than for ten years, the accused directed
the Comptroller to give a lease to the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum of certain corporation
lands In SD street, for longer period than ten
years, to wit, g for ever" The news of the in
dictments being found spread like wild fire, and
has excited no little commotion and comment
around the City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

%THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
be held next SUNDAY EVENING, November :,
immediatey aitcr Vespers, in the School Room
non OF ccers aud other business of Importance i'll
no4 ST. F. CARROLL, Rec Ssc
0%THE GERMAN EVANGELICAL In
~ THERAN TRINITY CONGREGATION
having been wlthouta regular Pastor during the asst
SIX m nths their late pastor, w. Nordmann, having
with the consent Of the Congregation, accepted a
call from Congregation in the Fatheriand, gladly
announce TO the washington German community
that they have succeeded obtaining the accs
Of their call by the Rev. r. NJ. Burger. of Buffalo,
New York, VIII will be installed, Providence per-
mttIng, BY the Rev. WIN. Key, of Baltimore, ON
SUNDAY MORhING, at 10Y O'Clock Afternoon
servi by the Rev. r. M. Burger, at So'cock, to
whloh all their friends kindly invited to attend at
their Church, on the corner of 4th and 4 ste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04


The election Is believed to have resulted in no
change in the Cong delegation.
John +. Potter (Rep.) is reelected to Con-
gress, certain, from the First district
There is d large loss on Fremont's vote. The
report from Milwaukee that Dunn, Dem Is al5
ahead may be intended for Brown, Dem Dunn
Is the candidate against Washburne in the I'd
district, while Wilwaukie is in the first in which
Beriah Brown Is the Democratic candidate.
Michigan.
The Democrats carried the city OF Detroit by
nearly 400 majority. The Republican State ticket
Is believed 10 be elected, but by a reduced ma
Jority. In fifteen counties the Republican State
ticket has $500 majority, being considerable
Democratic gain
With regard to the Congressional elections the
telegraph reports that in the first district George
b. Cooper, Dem has i6 majority, with Livingston
county to hear from Ii this be correct he NAV
be elected over Hon. VIM. A Howard Rep.
The Republicans have certainly elected three
candidates for Congress. The members elect
are H. Waldron, F w. Kellogg, and De witt
Z. Leach. The members Of the present Con.
gress are all Republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

%NO TI q E.-Persons wi hing to become
A3 members of the Washington building Asso
cation can DO SO BY application 10 Messrs F. W.
GIssekins, In GEORGETOWN, Michael Lauxman,
Coast survey Once. and Geo. Glorius, ID street,
near l2th. The next meeting of the Stock holders
vii he on the hrst r. FRIDAY in November in tn
MeoIch College, on + street. second door from the
corner OF 18th street, precisely at O'Clock D. M
CHARLES J. UHI.MAN,
oo Z" otNoVo' Secretary.
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AHUSEMEHTS.
ASKING EATRE.
CIV IIrLEuRK...-... ,MaDsrer
THIS EVENING. Nov. q.
To commence with Poole's standard comedy OF
PAUL PRY.
Paul PTy Mr.. J. T.. Ovens
To conclude With the celehrated comed, entitled
TIE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Amnadab Sleek Mr.. J. r.. Owens
In preparation beautIful and poetic play by T. 8,
Donoho tsq., of Washington, entitled
The GOLDSMITH OF PADUA.
Doors open At quarter past O'Clock. Overture
VII commepoe NJ twenty mInu ties to 8. precIselS.
RATts or AnMIssIoS.-Dress Circle 81 OTIS; Or
chestra Chars 81.
Seats GIN be secured without extra charge st the
Box Ofhcc from 10 a. IN. to 5p IN. lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

Tn WEArHER.-Tho following repor. 81 The
weather fer this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph limo to the Smithsonian Institution.
Tho time of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

Il GREAT ATTRACTION
~ 4 V r N Nc A T T n X
STEUBEN HOUSE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR SECOND STREET,
Formerly the Old Depot.
Messrs. LOWENSTEIN a ACKMANN, the
present propretors of the above house. have the
pleasure to announce To their fellow -cltiz, us and
strangers thst their efforts TO establish a popular
place Of resort for MUSICAL ENTERTAIN-
NENTS have been crowned with great eucces,
Their large Concert Saloon has been crowded with
visltons every evening since ITS opening, giving
pleasure and satisfaction to every one.
The vocal and instrumental performances Of the
celeofdteo CoNcoRDIA BAND have been received
nightly with unbounded applause
The Restaurant and Bar is supplied with all the
Wines, Lager Beer, &o
The strictest order and decorum will he pre-
served, ss heretofore. ~
Admttance tn Concert At night 10 CENTS for which
Q ticket for refreshments will he FURNISHED
LOWENSTElN Il ACkMANN,
oo o-u Propue.ors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

wINTER FASHlONS-LE BON TON FOR
w November illustrates and gives full des"rip-
ton OF Ladies and Children's Dresses, including
Patterns. DO. DO. price 50 cents.
Isabella Orsn, BY the author Of Beatrice Cenol.
Every woman her own Lawyer, private guide
In ell matters of Jaw of essential interest to woman
York Life
Knck srt ecker Magazine for November
APP eton's Railway Guide for November.
All the Books published, received Immediately ar
forwards, and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore. Odeon Hui ding
no4 corner ~ street and Pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

Amount sut
Ject to drAn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-04

uDA MAY, new member OF the Paper Doll
Il Family large size and beautiful, Just rece ed
and for e wholesale and retail, at m1uufacturers'
prices, at
nos st LAMMONDS.
MAP COLORIN
MANNER and at very moderate rate. Direct 20 A.
r. n, box S@o Clty fost Omoe. no 4-eOivH
4 AIDES SHOES. LADIES' SHOES 1.-The
- success have met with during the -
short period have been established, en- go
at the foil owing prices:
LADIES', best Eng lsh Lasting CATERS, SI.25
i.adles' best dOuble- sole Morocco Boots SIPS
Lad,es best Heeled glove kid Buttoned Boots,
Chi dren's best English Lasting Button CATERS, IS
cents. ROSENTHAL,
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LEGATION OF NICARAGUA,
BRooKLYN, Nov. J, 1858.
Dear Sir In answer to your note of this day,
inquiring IL know whether the route across the
isthinus VI Nicaragua is in good condition for
the transportation Of passengers and frejpb from
one ocean 10 the other, | can assure you that
know from reliable information, received from
Nicaragua, that the transit for the transpora ion
OF passengers and freight across said Isthmus.
was IN complete order, and ready on the Istn Of
oCtonef iast, when the last steamer of the Com
Pany arrived, and that since the Iarts, mar, Of
september all the necessary mules and csrriaoe.
were ready for the transportation of PASSENGERS
ny land, the road itself being in good order and
AS TO the other point about which YOU consul,
me, as TO any knowledge | may have respecting
any new contract or privilege made with Mr..
although in a despatch from the Secretary Of For
SlSn RELATIONS OF Nicaragua, dated Manapua
sept 18th, 1855, directed to me by that function
a sh py order OF His Excellency the President of
the Republic Of Nicaragua he Tecommends 70
me the arrangement Of the affairs of the transit
aettns IN concert rith nv J,yez, - and al
i n"" IN letter from the President himself
ION nonas Martinez, dated at Manapua the
9Th June, 1855, the President Informs me H.,
MI JeieZ Will return to Nicaragua a, soon AZ
these matters are settled TO your the
satisfaction, ana accord ng to the interests of the
country, Notwithstanding, the said Gen Jeye1
mas not Informed me that he has made anv co..
tract with the said Mr.. Van Dyke or with anu
other person Neither has that gentleman in
formed me that any propositions have been made
to him relative TO this matter.
Al De lRIsARRI.
To J. r. Yelverton, President Of the Am At.
lantic & Pacific Ship Canal Co, New York.
1t will be perceived that the regular and
permanent Nicaraguan Minister here places
the brand Of falsehood on Jerez's statement
that the route is not ready for the transports.
tion Of passengers and freight, and also shows
that Jerezs assumption Of authority to grant
transit route charter to Vanderbilt through his
men, Webster, Van Dyke d Co., Is he has as
sumed to grant it is wholly unauthorized.
By this time we presume the public has its
eyes completely opened to the fact that Jerez's
game is desperate one Of speculation between
himself and Vanderbilt; the latter playing to
'seure the continuance of the payment of the
s56. 900 per month, which he is to receive 80
long Is he may be able successfully to thwart
the purpose Of the Government of the United
ssates In Its efforts to bring about the reopen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-05
AR E
M. o. WALKERS
". Western Stare Line!

EOUR HORSE COACHES will leave the
j. American House, M'Gregor, daily at ~
O'Clock A. NJ, or Immediately upon arrival odf
the morning train from Milwaukee and Chicago,
and the Steam Ferry from Prairie du Chem
The traveller to DEBORAH, New Oregon aud
Usage. or 10 West Union. Bradford and st.
Charles, will not be delayed if he takes this
line, by any failure to connect at intermediate
points on his way West or North West
At DEBORAH the line is continued to st. Paul
and the various towns Of Minnesota, and to
those wanting to see the country the Land rout,
is far preferable TO river passage.
EXTRAS to accommodate all who come. will
he furnished at very short notice, ON application
to w. II. HARDING,
Agt. at AGresor.
". II. Harding is also the agent for the ILL.,
nois Central X. Road. u316n
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TO +. A. OLDS.

CIR You are hereby notified that before tbs
first day OF May, 1885, there will he tile in the
office of the Clerk Of the District Court in Clayton
County. Petition of c. II. Mccormick, claiming o
YOU 50l0O Dollars, with seven per ceut interest
thereon from the first day OF july, ls5i money due
him for Reaper. aud that unless you appear and aus
thereto before the morning Of the second day
OF the Of the said District Court Judgment
will lie rendered against you thereon.
by order OF sa,n'i. Murdoch, Judge of the District
Court.
10. CROSBY, ATTY. for P'lH.
Dated Jan. 81, 1855. u'3si.
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PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
DR.. BILLIARD,

A
VTToULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants
wv Of Dubuque and the surrounding country, that
he can be consulted at his through the Post
Office, privately and conidcutally, "ON ALL DISEAS-
Els OF A PRIVATE NATURE" Several years of ex.
ables the Doctor to perform the most astonishing
in very short time. Syphlitic and Mcrcurial taints
entirely removed from the system Recent cured
in from three to days, without obging the patient
to desiit from his daily avocaton.
All diseases Of the organs Of generation treated in
careful and thorough manner, for either sex. No
charges for advice. Low charges and quick cures.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness, should
apply to the doctor immediately in person by letter.
post paid for his remedies and advice he never fails
OF curing the most obstinate cases.
Patients Of either living ut distance, by stating
their diseases in writing, giving the symptoms, &c,
obtain medicines with directions for USE by addressing
the Doctor and enclosing FEC. "!Al Communications
strictly confidential"
Female diseases treated scientific principles. Leu
chorrhca or Whites-Proapsus Uteri or falling of the
womb, suppressons Of the Menses, inflammation or u
ceraton OF the utcris, Ac., SC.
The most Of the above, yield to his mode
Of treatment.
DR.. II. is also agent for the sale Of Dr. Selden's
ide Pill Of the kind sold in America Price One Dollar
per Box Persons sending for pills, will enclose
dollar and two stamps and they can be mailed to any
part Of the country.
n. Il. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in peculiar situation should not them,
by their action the womb miscarriage will be the
consequence they contain mercury iron, Steel or
deadly oils, but their action Is without parallel in
medicine.
Office near the Of 5th and Main Sts., over
Rozenthalls Clothing Store.
Dubuque, Aug. II, 1857.
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