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Rsnlgsd That The omptfoilsr SELL days notice
o1si9 oura the contraction taking down ne hadIg
The tnnulealnn transporting
eaahaing. inca4ng the gging ard stalls rebuilding
sud pnitng andiu perfect order peceof ground
fronting aooFne circle. aid situated square
by ahoFa st. Bernard LahsFpe and RobsrsO1 Said
piece Of reund bsofg ths city aud
and sale 81 centfar sRiact The approval the
Council
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The uidfs takes pleasure III anteneihe 10 hf friends
and ts pAbe geheFags ef his establishment 6nened
QI ahs IesaH sleI qt NsitelB B4n ihe Many
}f sisits ana aiditpns hAFa It's F{s
70 oers ~ ing secfeation and 9Iesars These Improvements
consist Of the erection a several cottages commosioug
1l fdFoapii etc she sheie establishment beer TO-
paiea aa renovated be ladies'
es spts hqlSe hied neir aceunalation
alse essA ealay attended p aahaa u "a hefs SHOP
AReHpereaee ia 81 Nbe haHH3 af 5ofe
than 4wQty ase ysatss and eel his the
lsl @ NfsF etsas hdge l aa continue
a1t q uafa slta1e 81 spie did
ia amusement ase pt0giaed i4ea The eOtiagea are
1 AL tepalttet ssM1 ArH Aeai9 ctsNss and
Ngnmoai7ps git dralgu no4is viii pyfegHiafy twice
AesAs} lae t8AaB s The those who
prefer geyellaK ny tie Afae ana hi1 hdlrdsd de
sqtnees at yae state lHA 9Th ge1d siage f0aa to tbs
spae ~ iRs as kaut avh the Strings
et9S - r1ortgsi h4QAiF the
sle nay AnA Tine aa f4ak in dala And
tfqni inc spre8s aonafi she 30 b ef t5sf eE iii
Aa " VIII cNEag9 yses9l hs eatea, aeS laws nekony
IS sge es rs ea peset praeflas thug th4se
splIs in tie uifed Stae ms Shay been
na knas t9 WIG pqac ihat have effected nanH Cutes Of
osIiit ehelic diseases teggehiY present Bfe8t
sy g sefs 7na saaaaie cheaieia or me5lfa eon3aaa
The Springs ar sffea most valuable kipdsa aaters
nnu ne HE cgtHtrsf ija eeiabaged nh9 th6 ahaly4
aeste and the sniphlr Snsi
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which inEaids Cannot too tssli If8e
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NeVF rsars 50 Mobile TO- o8det i0Faqeat
saual lay eltass sad Fapezs b the mails Witch
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WASHINGTON,
WHEELING,
RIfrSBURG.
GthEfHN I'll
LOUISVILLE,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Af0NFRE Ai.
QUEBEC
Thus tF nnd only REIIAgf Rnute
to All points NORTH
Passengers upon these beats leaving IS advertised
This is the only Bile OF Steamers mAng 1raet connections
st Cas- o and 81 lauis ~ lib the Railroads.
&Hs FARE GHEAPNS fH AN BIZ IT OTHER ROUTE.
Rittl less ehaeges aln handling of baggage.
M- Inf9f8ti Through aigke ~ steainbost 20 aaire
o. st Iaas AMI thence via Rilraa1 v a points Moth GOOD
koR0GE YhARauwag tsa holders sop Hg point Oh
thH route aud resume their journey psreay be pro-
cured on application af the
BaMpANYtS OFFICE
uu8eE tbs st, Charles Hgiel New afleAnsA
R- TIE only Plans Bastsi Cabins can 81
seen, sta secured. AID THROUGH TICKETS puFs
chased 70 all NortkArn and Eastern Gltlaa
w IL RgDDTNg
ais II Aefer1l Agent
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FagFes on it'll ifksl{A 3s 7s d iaft.. III i. ".
F3SE sGSgGN y V 8Es si 4ls@ Es AND
Ioti sy les feaiagt 8esui rNe-
kst Steamed 5aauyYgs eias John H. Mllgiauaon,
in8stsf fea Armstrong clsfki 8 a8e rs EHeuns aud
aiutesms4taie lApaIngs ah5ye f9r m Hee, APP
ply Haafi,
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I.says. syeFy A A : ,,,I5 , y AZ. Y

FOR S1EsEE8stfTIS AS-FTfE NEW AND
u tight dtsfts Bagom Belle, Capt loan
Lyons viii leaye rs above taking freight ana
passengers Smesport Old rlveF and I'LL landings the
AtchAfalAya. For eight passage, apply board
mR3i J., 3. PAG8UD, Advertising Agent.
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szsf a.. AsSF8gRSAtFE AsA = ti95.. fF
tsSfs3f y successors 70 r. ll'AQuIN &D0.
49, BkEA3and CRACKER BAKERS
10. so new Leyee street., New DTteAuRt
superior AMERICAN DRAGGING I4 BISCUIT, RaFsautsd
rec n saisratgs any drngR lGjurioas " health.
r. ~ 4 % Ssep consistently onaAnd afge assor1snt 81
Pilot 3Eessd, Gofeehouse siseuits, watef Graebsg4,
Nevg bneld sugar Crackers Soda Gfipssr5.
Fina Bread husteB Crackers Esr-hjAt, ND, 4et4
Wrench bisehits, Butter Crackers,
Ahado b IneehtHarF 81 Tue lpgeg market aTiesa F Fl
stgUIs1f1S Gt9Hla1 - steAlAkl EkYtIs
sSss y sfa ia CORNER t3anaiAnd aansp stfesia
- No. 6 Camp ssree4
- q Rq1k Keaplng, PeHIaAasbin, Commercial Cal,
-uAbp f etAght BY practical exercises d -
ttraeiieae, fnpassd individually and n9t in elassea
soals
aaaiug ant sceennt arrsn ees ste ice At LIS GAafns
sial sioiieee my3s u
sTsEEM kN1ks9ssBWksar HEegHf A3sN BY Ng ASH
4 ING MACH F3AalufScIe9 snd for tlis sub
ierinaf, riders Left 81 - Aps etreat "a MsEls
10 Box las Mechanics Ase4nis, st the grocery
win he ara ptls attended 20 IN sA 4 shr puhlll @
fria Aa they daHas give satisfaction te tn
I bensj will be fefundei. f4Ag9uEBTY.
II 4 A1a sszses
EltaAE5 * Lie at9 some very stbrfiag sale By
~ AsA&AkN hAaARAN
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DUFFY kENGW Hss0 l6tsil i9st easseea ana Z ssa
Z BY ALFRED kEAtN
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" safe ~ Al.sJt5h H B&RN3,
nye7 g Magazine siFest
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ysIsasdi GERARD srIrH, Magyar.

Notice is hereby given that On MONDAY the lgta Inst
tracts.
js5f9t r. THBARn. Comptroller Il
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tsgnad} Il AEAGIaNI. *
President Boara Of Al istsut Aldermen
fSignedl Az LANDRY,
President pro fem Board 81 Aldermen
isigasai CHss NJ w ATERsiAg, Mayor.
a frns copy ,iG1Es e8ss4EDt
Secretary Of M4yoralty.
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. tsENl1N HAGitAlk &4s ~ -
for Aens9ile etalas Aae leens slg i5ls-
VILE piSaaHllef afeaHer y. Is, kAlkU4tttA5--
Ihis spaAdl sa fs passenger ste@nlef, ~ IT, @Ngett
maas i f0f hoAsgiiIe thd ND uEemedaie aaalnss
throughout the seaaan ieilogs
LeaSss View Orleans " Din ~, Yalg q, ut 3 r M
Ia8ges New Orleans 81 fI KnAE, 3tHnsi n M
Passengers and shippers en- rely gn ihe puHeiaaiya tais
IVY 5s. FAg on. Advertising AGENT
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Notice e hereby given thst WEDNESDAY the n IT ay
ef JllJ 1885 viii adgdcats nay office u oelOcE b
ia25 22t n pHEARp flomntrnlar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-01
ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 1, 1883
The congregation of st Marys Church and
many lovers OF good music who CHANGED to hear
OF her intended VISIT had the pleasure Yesterday.
Of listening to the brilliant execution of Haydn IS
Grand Mass No. 3, by Miss Cecilia Young, of
st. Matthew'S choir, aided by several amateurs
from your city. In the absence of both the pas
tors the Rev. Edmund Young sang High Mass,
and preached an excellent practical sermon. and
the Rev. James Clark otfcated at Vpspers To-
day being the Feast Of All Saints, services were
held at The same church at and 10 O'Clock a IN
The engagement of Mr. J. f.. Owens and the
arlington Theatrical Company at Liberty
Hall, was, throughout, decided success and
we learn that Manager Tayleure proposes fire.,
during the winter, giving our citizens a chance
10 SO snch OF the stars as appear in the Washing
ton dramatic armament.
The lair at American Hall reopens to mig ht
and continues it's gayeties throu9h the week
On Saturday, the locomotive hauling the down
train on the Orange and Alexandria railroad
broke down when few miles from GoIdonsyiII
Another engine was procured; but the accident so
delayed the train that il did not arrive here until
ab 'uti o'clock, p. m.
The Baltimore Presbytery will hold their next
annual session In this CITY
The Young Mems Christian Association hold
their anniversary meeting at the Lyceum Hall on
Tomorrow evening.
We hear on the street that the members Of the
Baptist church in this city adhering TO the Ka-
toctin profession of faith intend conIesting the
night OF the new school Baptists to the church
edihce on Washington street, now in progress of
Improvement
Travel is resumed over the Long Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-01
] c. MCGUIRE Il co, A

By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioneers.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE. Ell
MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS, FRENCH CLOCKS AND
Vases KIca TAsLE ruk Mnn E1eELGEST p
November 18th, at 10 O'Clock the resld of his
Eixosilepoy CavalcIntl de Abuquerque, Brazilian
the entire Effects of this elegant establishment,
comprising
superior Rosewood Carved seven octave Piano
Forie. OF brilliant tone and action, made to order
by Worcester,
Ps Gd
Easy Chairs, and Pa lOr Chairs. with elegant
Rich Gilt and Brorze French Msntel Clock, with
Elefsnt French Plate Mantel and Oval Mirrors, in
Suite Of superb Rosewood Drawing room Furri
tn5e: finished IN ye low bIosatslls, consisting Of
EsEs1s Giit ManteI Clock, With Candeab5ss.
Suite OF full Gilt Paror Furniture. finished in rich
G G5sen satin; oompLislns two Copshes, two Arm
bles. and Curtains to match,
Splendid I. G, aid slight GIT and Bronze Chande
Elegant French China Vases, and Gilt Brackets,
Superior Velvet and Brussels Carpets and Rugs,
Sofa, Turkish Arm ,:haIrs and 6 sld' thaIs,
finished 10 g. cen clio h. Writing Tables.
Sde5oard and Plate Stands,
MahOe any Leather covered Dining Chairs,
Sheffield Plated Tea Ser. Waters. Cake Baskets.
Pitchers, Butter Tubs Casters, Spoons, ana
Forks.
Splendid Gilt Epergne with Csndesbras,
Richly Decorated French China Dinner, Dessert
Tea and Coffee Service.
Solid Rosewood Chamber Furniture, with marble
tops,
superior Plush and Six covered Lounges,
Imitation Rosewood and VIII Enamelied Cham
beT Furniture. with Marbles,
Superior Cured Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pill
lows.
Exec len. Blankets, Comforts and Spreads,
Together with general assortment of articles in
dlspensabe TO well furnished establishment.
Terms: ! 40 and under. cash over that sum, a
dit Of o0 and % days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
II Catalogues of the above may be ob;aIred a.
the Auction Rooms.
no | cod J. C.. MCGUIRE CO., Auc:s
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GEORoETowN.



6HoRsETowN, Nov. 1, lsSs.
We are pleased to learn that those indispensa.
BILE Tin supplying the wants Of the poor) messen.
gers Of benevolence and charity the ladies of the
Union Female Benevolent Society, are about
commencing arranging their plans for the labors
OF the ensuing winter. The anniversary meeting
OF the society Will be held in the Dumbarton ST.
MI. =: Church on TO- morrow. TUESDAY, evening
me Secreta,ys report of tie operations Of the
society TOT the past year will be read and an adj
dress delivered by the Rev DR. w. n Edward,
The public are invited to attend.
Messrs John s. Blackford and Edgar Patter-
son son were ordained deacons in the Bridge street
rIesDvterian church on Saturday last The
Kew Dr. Bocock delivered a most solemn and
impressive sermon on the occasion, setting forth
the nature and duties of the Office in the church
ana closing with solemn and impressive charg e
10 tne newiy-instalisd deacons and the congre-
cation to diligence and perseverance In the dis
charge Of their respective duties
Inc religious meetings at the Congress street
M r. r, Gnurch, under the Rev: Mr.. Wilson, and
at the West Georgetown nj. E. Church, under
the Kew MT Speake, are to be- continued every
evening this week The spirit of revival which
has been visible in both Of these churches for
several weeks past, does not seem to have abated
In the slightest The early morning PRAYER meet
ings at DIR Edwards Church are to be Confined
through this week also.
-Four cIiminals-William Nugent, the indi-
yidual who murdered Mary Sheahy, Cornelius
Dugan, jeremiah Holland, and Andrew Martin.
(colored broke Jail at Rockville, Montgo mery
county Mo on Saturday nigh and made theft
escape Ine sheriff OF the county, John +. Ben
son: is out In handful, Offering a reward of
SIS for their apprehension
The Georgetown College Cadets, accompanied
Dy hne martial music, number of the faculty of
inc Coiiege, ana invited guests, are spending the
day at the villa near Tenallytowu
Business along our whafves this morning is
quite brisk. Since our last report the following
vessels have arrived: Schrs Art, Moore, Phila,
deiPhia. coal to Bohrer; Tropic, Hooper, Sails
bury, lumber, to F. Wheatley; Charm, Starr,
Philadelphia, coal, to w. H. Cooley; cket n ,
r. Peyton; Nickerson, Boston, to Hartley & Bro
theT; 10: H1lsey, Duke, Plymouth, NC, shingles
to Jos Libbey Son; j. Lofand, Nicholson.
New Yofk, flag stone to Gibson; John B Mon,
roe, Banta, New York, hay and potatoes to F.
Ofutt Co; Waymark, Hammond, from Bridge
Geek wheat, to Boyce, Taylor Co, and cor n
TO A Ross Ray Bro Alex'r Anderson, God
frey, Philadelphia, coal to Bogue & Donnelly;
Jonn Grlmth, Jones, Baltimore, 3,4OO bushels
wheat 10 Pete; Berry; Ri ;hard Piercy, Wocllen,
Baltimore, 600 do to w. H. Edes
The packet schr Hamilton, Ogden, from New
York, to McCobb Dodge, reached Alexandria
on Saturday and will be up to-day or TO- morrow.
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AuCTI0l AIn
a For other Auction Solss, see 6r,, 80
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Apc,,on..-.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctlopeer,
AT PUsLic SAXON FRIDAY MORNING.
Sa @ %
: :tasit scst shs between north and
M.hosany Dining. Card, and Breakfast Tables.
Lounges. Cane seat Chairs, Rockers,
Mahosapy Secretary and Bookcases.
Feather Beds. Boosters and Pillows,
Bair and Husk Mattresses,
blankets, Comforts. Spread
window Curtains, shades,
Cane and Wood scar Chairs, Settees.
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Cooking, Alright and Frank i'm 81 YES.
iose.haT WITH general assortment of Household
rand kltchsn kesulsites.
ait OF snd 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes
no Ia ]. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auo...
BY J: c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auciioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR.
~ NITuRE, GILr-ERAME MIRRORS, CARpErsxsp
CURTAINS; silver AND SlLvER:PLArED VAR
MORNING. Noysm6sr Y Yith at the s.t.bIisbmen,
OF the late f. H. Pendleton. on Pennsy wanna ave
ISs adjoining the Uni ed states Hotel sell
Rosssro cd, French Sol. and PsT9r Chairs.
seeres:s and a sosto os sa@Ss
Three large repch plate Mantel Mirrors,
Elegant Rosewood Marble top Mirror front Beau
Eighteen Solid Oak Leather Covered Dining
Chairs,
Rosewood Marble top Dressing Tables,
Paintings and kngravIDgs, sets Of GIrandoles,
Danask and Lace Curtains, CornIce, &C.,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram haI pets, Rugs, Oil.
cloth and Druggets,
Large Walnut Sldeboards, elegantly carved in bas
Telef
Solid Mahogany Extension Dining Table, IS feet
long,
Eighteen Solid Mahogany Arm Chairs, with hair
About 100 ounces solid Silver Walters, Cob cts,
PITCHERS. Butter Tubs. Ladies', Knives, Forks,
Heavily Plated Walters, of varous sizes, Pitchers.
Covered Dishes, rureens. Champagne CoUlerr
asfors. Sauce Boats. DC.
Erencn China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware,
Gut Eiass Decanters, Finger bowls. Gobe:s, Wines
and rumUlers,
LARGE Chinese Punch Bowl, Bohemian Glassware
Choice lot of Liquors and Cigars.
Damask Towels, Napkins, TaJle Cloths,
Marble top Dressing BuIeaus and Washstands,
Walnut EllzahethIan Bedsteads, with superior
Spring Mattresses,
Enameed Cottage Se.s. Lounges.
Very superior r Gather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Fine Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
superior bla' kets. Comforts AZ Marsees uits
Handsome FreI oh Chlns AID Granite Toilet Sets,
Together with large assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms $40 and under cash over that sum a Gre
dt OF o. and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest.
PHiLIP b. PENDLEToN,
mold &c. MoGIuREh Co ano,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-01
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED AND CNIMPRovED Property AT AUc
IIoN;-On THURSDAY. the 4th day OF Novem-
Der, shall sell IN f,Gnt Of the premises at 4o'cock
al d f. and 18th ard 18th streets east comprisinS
I8oOl feet OF ground the north half of which Is i'm
proved the south half Is vacant of which is beau
tfully located in levated position and will he
SOLO In the half or IN Is TO suit purchasers.
Ako, Lots Nos. and 5, In cquare No. lOlI.
THIS property fronts on l2lh street east, running
through the square to Tennessee avenue
The ab we mentioned property 10 al Handsomely
situated, and must increase rapidly in value owing
to the contemplated extension o. the Capitol
grounds, and the sale will be well worth the at
tentIon OF persons wishing TO make a good invest
ment.
Terms One fourth cash ba' ance in one. two and
three ye'Ts, for notes bearing Interest from day of
ssle. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. IL
tie ndlsputable, IL being direct from Government.
Oo q A. GREEN. Auct
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MAR RED,

S9 ne Sl.t altino, by the Rev. Samuel Rogers,
EnRpnEM =. Snl I'll, Of baltimore. to Miss
tbaltlmore papers please copy.J
In ms eii{, on the 18th uI,imo, by the Rev. DIR.
e,nnty. Pa TO Miss1EMMA D. kATCLIFFE, OF
ON the 18th Of October. by the Rev. c. q. Mesdor,
Nah VAN BCSSUM, OF this eity' =" "'''
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III Though " The star" n printed On the
fastest steam press In use south Of Baiti.
more, Its edition is 80 large as to require IL
20 be put 70 press at nm early hour, Adver-
tisements, therefore, should be sent in by ~
s'clsck, M; otherwise they may net appear
until the next day.
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PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.

The undersigned having accepted the agency now
give notice that they prepared to furnish their
Collins Il Co.'s superior
DRAUGHT ALE,
In whole and half barrels. at Baltimore prices for
CASH on delivery. As we sell this Ale oniy on com
mission, our terms will be rigidly adj cred to- Salts
Iscton IN every instance, provided notice
tapping.
domestic Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout fully
equa, II not superior, to lmpOrted) at 81 to I 50
per dozen, delivered IN any part of Washington,
Georgetown, or Alexandra,
ARMY & SHINN,
Ocl2 81 Green street 1,eorg etown
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DIED,

Ga the lst INST. ISAAC HOLLAND, Esa.. in the
SD rear Of his age " 'As
he Ieaiises and friends Of the family ar, ,nv,,s5
"a attend his funeral on Tuesday afternoon M "a
street.
On Thursday, October 2ah. at IN O'Clock D, mn. .
C6A RLkS HENRY. infant son of Albert NJ. and
Juha Noyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-01
By A. GREEN, Aucfiopeer.

BY A. GREEN, Aucfloneer.
EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i AMP KITCHEN FURNIrrRE, HACK, HoRsEs.
CARTS, HARNESS, PRovENDER, &c, AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, Sd Of November, Il shall sel, BY
order OF the Orphans Court, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
at the late residence of George H. Dunlop, de
ceased, on Maryland avenue, between 9Th and 18th
streets east, Capitol Hi I'D No. SIS, the personal
effects Of the deceased. consisting of
Mahogany Sideboard Settee and Lounge,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Dlnlnt Tables Bedsteeds,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters,
Cooking and Chamber Stoves.
Quits, Comforts. Sheets, Pillow Cases,
w it'll general assortment Of Kitchen REQUISITES
And immediately after the sale of furniture shall
sell Aoi
Two excellent Hack Horses,
One excellent Cart Horse,
One good Hack. lot of Harness,
Two Wagons and lot of Wagon Harness.
One Cart and lot Of Cart Harness,
Cutting Box. lot OF Straw.
Potatoes. Cabbage, Corn, Fodder,
-Four Hogs, Lot of Chickens,
With lot of Farming Utensils
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the Court, are All
sums under IS ish credit of 80 days, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed. bearing interest.
HARRIET DUNLOP, EIecutnx.
oo6-d A. GREEN, Aucts.
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Financial.

INV YORK. Nov 1-Stocks dull and lower
Chicago and Rock island g.; IN Central shares
York Central sSx Pa Coal Co. 20, Reading sax:
Va SIS 95X; Mo 6's s9x rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-01

A DICTIONARY OF PHOTOGRAPHY. illut-
"A trated with Diagrams, by Thomas Sutton, Is. A.,
author of Pro Osraphlc Notes: SI25
The JhIldren's Bible Picture BOOK, illustrated
with 81 engTavngs; Sl5O.
The ChIIdren's Picture Book Of English History,
illustrated with 50 enc ravingss g. 30.
For sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Bookstore, So Penn. avenue
co2 bet. 9Th az d 10Th sta.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph for the Evening Star
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the


arrival Of the Steamer Ber-..,.
NEW nokK, Oct. - Tn. ste,ne, po,,,....
with London dates TO the ISM INST ayrsvsS re,
this morning. S', eiiNeo nene
The Bank Of Pruss,. h,,
discouuttc per cent the Bank on feInsie - 81
and the Bank Of Nassau 70 AZ Der cent Ths. a.
chiefly due 10 the restrictions In the d,.eon,,
market Of Vienna, pending the return Of specie
The French revenue for the frSt nine roo,,h. .,
the present yeareNceeded last wear by as ooo ooo
The Spanish government decrees that steamer.
plying regularly bctween Cuba and the United
safes shall enjoy the same privilege as English
una'l steamers, end the liberty Of carving sir
tcns oil nerehaHd!Se without paying light house
The sales Of Cotton at L,yerpool q, s,,u,asv
We're estimated at 1000 bales NaTt.ts am
breadstnrs closed am ~
,o p 20 closed at asaasX for money aud o..
Seizure Of n Suspected slave.
NEW YORK, Nov The scboone, M.a,.on
which was seized Of + Ist Gre.nxich 49,.
suspicion OF being an Intended slave, r.. 49, -
brought TO this port SIZE had no clearance. mt
a paper was produced which purported A ~ -.
bill Of sale from George ID Wise. Of M. g..
survey 10 Joseph Gardner and William EDDY.
State Election.
Al BANI, Oct S.-lntense excitements prevails
mere IN relation TO the congressional contest Las,
evening bet OF one thousand dollars on Rev.
ncids against Corning was made and twenty
thousand were offered. The odds seems in favor
Of Reynolds, " - w
California Overland Mail.
ST LOUIS, Oct 81 The overland mail nom
California on the ith inst arrived here an tbs
scnraule time; but all the important news by ID
has been anticipated In detail by the steamer
mail via the Panama route
New York Markets.
NEw YORK, Novrmb~r / -Flour is Arm: state
at - l5asi %; Ohio sass $50; Southern sSa
Wheatis quiet white 81 so; Western sIH
Corn 10 firm; mixed Csc
Pork is steady; mess SIC IS; prime sI375
Whisky is dull at 22c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-01

A PILES, POTATO 5. AND ONIONS
go bushels prime Mercer POTATOES,
10 do. No. extra Baldwin APPLES,
10 do. Golden skin ONIONS,
daily expected per schooner Eben Sawyer from
Boston. Also
80 bbls No. extra Baldwin APPLES,
IS bushels PRIME NJ Greer pOTAl OES,
on board OF scnooL eT II. +. Pay ton. nvw due from
Boston.
The above lots of Apples, d O.. are IN prime con-
dltIon, aid will be sold low or before ARRIVAL.
HARTLEY BRO,
oc 20 lw SO and l0i Water ST., GEORGETOWN.
NEW WHOLESALER FEED WAREHOUSE
~ No. 80 Water street, GeOrgetOtrH, ID. C..
The subscriber has taken the above w arsbouse
ior the purpose Of condu citing the Wholesale Feed
Business In its branches, and will constantly
have In store all kinds of MILL UFFAE,OATS
CORN, and BALE HAY, which will be sod at the
lowest market prices, for cash.
Persons In want will please give me a call before
purchasing, as am determined to sell as cheap as
the cheapest. HAN. L. ADDISON
90 is l2t No SO Water street, 6 Georgetown.
ID ARRIVAL.
l. OTATOES.-2,lUOb bushels prime White Mercers
and 40 bushels Peach Blows Just arrived per
schooner Edwin" from New Jersey, and for sal 9
from vessel IN lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
oc2 85 Water street, Geors etown, o. G.