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ARE CHANCE TOR EORTUNE.ssFOEt
* SALF-s75 coo worth Of he most valuable real estate
vilI ll on ae reasonable terms, some Of t aos. d .e
ertv ever oacredi this Market lying on Cherry Sedar
S snd Spruce suitable for business houses or pr e
5eings propose exchange the above for Likely Negroes
al oa thS best 'a'a pi''' WILL L, BOYD, Jn
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EsHAM 6. HAKRIs,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shah these Pressnts--Clreeting;s
THEREAS, it has made known to that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing lou and
a;rocous murder the Both day Of June 1853, upon the bodies
Of Wm H. Spcer anil r. Il Vail, late Of our county Of Dyer
has from justice, and is running at large. -
Now Therefore, l. Ihsm Harris, Governor Is afora by
virtue power aud authority in vested, do hereby oe
reward three hundred dollars any person or persons VINO
may apprehend the said George Milton, and deliver hum to the
Sheriff JailOT Of county of Dyer IN order that justice IN
that lE may he bad and executed.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
caused the Great Seal Of the State 70 be aXed al
t~~~~) Nashville, the eleventh day Of July lojs
q. 1ISfIAM g. HARRIS.
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=U0T-ys7 4NDIJT FOR SALE.

HOUSE and LOT EOR SALE --..
E1Y decree Of Tie County Court Of Davidson county rem
Nsyauh ct al viii qae foE se The Court opse
in Nashville, Saturday, The 4h Of September next lot Of
Ground in said city, fronting 40 As feet North Market street,
running half way lack to Cele3e street, upon Wnie lse
small Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
''S cash. the taiaace on and p months credit
'jJ1 jy5i I'is ''-'sT - T. X cnEATHAT, CLERK
-srF.et -EANB FOR SALE ------..
yEyIIE subscriber offers fer sale seventy ofland the
5n th tract on which he resides and lands Of Capt John
Jones The land equal to the best with abgndo1es o. e1ee
HmeTioa 5e.- ca apr4 NATHANIEL BAXTER.
DESIRABLE FARM EOR SALE OH En-
CHANGE. -l-.-.-1
VETE offer sale ora desie Farm near Bells6ueke Bedford
eSS 3 seP P coy aia as 'y Gssns sfis Rii % e. 5 ri % l6
cabins IrH 6zc springs The tract is No. faF1 We
viii take Sc sSO0a Nashville property, srlal farm
II 2 On .l -s- -.l rH J. L. s. r. W. RRORN,
Junee4-gu r7ga--aa s1.-.-- u. a. Cherry Street.
FNOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
just reeeivedtg p tLIEyE al ll p C. ANDERSON. q
NEW WHEAT! NEW WIEEATiE a
KETE want 600 bushels Red Wheat also 2oOO bushels
f ~ Mn nav Az price This Wbeatis to hll
and instructions are to buy without limit 70 Pce
junelO-tf 81 81 E-L1ll ~ 2, i.I-NoH . 2o,
w R CoRSELirs Aren't for tie sale Of Fisk 'scesbrad
W PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
eTuired Once at the Ph5sn aeroom No spring street,
Cherry Residence No y Vine street, between sprn and
n B. VIII also attend to receiving forwarding bodies &c,
when notified ~ .---.-- - eprg-u A
IH@ Cash for Negroes.
undersigned viii pay The cash for ffy kelyyoung a.
NEGROES; he viii also board neroes and sell them on ~
commission al Cedar street., Nashville TenR and n
WI ssonsible the Of all negroes left In hs
Eriaras. iiand sse.-1 LJuly2Sdl THOS G. JAMES
AR4ESs-pFrssh Urmuda ArrOEz Root Pearl Sage
Pulo French Chalk, Shoe brushes, Seets Powders, alsam
Fir, Diamond CemeBts, Bung COrkss sc. For ale BY
4 80. sl.H. r.frr=sr r.-ar-. DEMoYILLE ELI.
,VNRESH ARRIVALS
n ladies' French Lasting Caters, wiki heelsi
I -. ..- Do rItalian ClGth side laced Gaitersi
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots
Do french lasting Congress Gaitersi
Do do Slippers;
DO Black Velvet and Kid slippers;
Misses Geiters. Boats and slippers. - -, .
I5rsJj-.-. 4 - H., -sCesvcfJv JOHN RAMEGB,
o5gI - -......l ID ~ College street.
Il s...r NASHVILLE LUMBER A1kD. -
r C. BARUEN dealer in LuHber, shnges ana BOZ as
has now on hand large lot Of CEDAR yellow ana Mhe
Pine Fo6fi1gg g4rF White Pine Poplar flank Joist ocaHt'
linz Sguare cedar, Plank, and Poplar lng nave
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s..F NAEEHN lille Ia lAAbE.Ah = 9-AeD
r G. DARUFN. dealer in LuHlbeT shng ges and BotTdsi
r. Dov or hand large Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine FIo6rinzg BEs4r White fEs, R9pas fHk1 Jois' oet
ling SQUARE Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar eQlnge nave
Ave Afifis ng Poplar and Cedar one dressing Poplar, and
one yellow Pine Flooring one shnge 1ache Halng No.
pr1lsr Sigisa fr constant operation, supply
.sT N Lumber or shnSss the shortest notice and at The
ic--ssf f-+.5 49, = - sssh =. G. DARDEN,
Ser2 Nashville Lu1bsr Yard, No. IA BrosaFaF.
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Ladies' Fine SHOES and CATERS.

lust RECEIVED
> Ladies' BT0gn French Lasting buitonei Shoe Caters
Black
Glove Kid
r Side Front laced Caters, with and without heels
q Slippers, O! French Kid White & Black satin, -
Misses anG Lh2rens' Boots, Caters and slippers, wa
heels without. At ~ College street JOHN RAMA6E
July Il ---L
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PIANo EoRTEs, LoONLNe.-GLAAsI.s, "a.

FIANU TUX HE1es NluNAAN - -fAN =
NTTE have now IN store, fine stock Of Pianos.
Wy MelOdeons, Window Shades, Artisls'. Ma
terias. &C., still manufacturing lnsde1 "a II
Blinds and s kinds Of Gilt Works. have recentlyJ Y
added largely TO our stock Oe ONAMENrS FOR MIRRORS,
sc. In a WOrd we intend to TINES please
our customers and them % patr6nse hnme instead Of
sending sbrOad
febIO-u W & r. FREEMAN.
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CHANGE "a sCHEDUME.

Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -. .
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The Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot and is open one
h0EF before the starting OF each Train, which tne
for che purchase Of Tickets. Il is at no other time duriLg
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ
which throughout with Trains the other roads
Time % Richmond e. hours; Washington days lhiadelphia
two and half and New YORK three days. Ts is e cheapest
and tts. route from Nashville 10 tle East.
Nov Orleans passengers leave on P ". Trun arriving
Memphis in time FOR New Orleans, the evening Of
ra5 next day. aud Through without daeRton a. Memphis
Those for McAnuvle, Sparta, ami BeeeAa Springs leave
Nashville the 23O NJ T8n, which connects directly at Tul-
lslOma with the Train for Mchunye Persons leaving Nc
NnuyiIe 10 the morfing arrive az Nashville at 13O P NJ
At Nashville there boats which leave daily for anand,
ami with boats FOR different places the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi rivers als1 daily line Of for Louisville, leaving
every morning arrival a. the night express
By this change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct with and down day Trains causHg
delay 20 Nashville and Eastern passengers hour is gained
oyers former Schedule in going 70 Memphis from Nashville
c. l.. ANDERSON
,ulv1n 1s5s rrs General Ticket A. gJnt
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.

Ezs1zz5zzsaz
RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, ONO, AND
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rnRrHER REpUCTIoN.
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TFRduoH RksEs oT FREGET ERolf sEy KoKK TO AsENH41
Ineopnection Ti; New YoEK Side Wheel and Screw szna
70
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RoYNING5S CITY BRASS BAND.

FVVlFES Bend fully 0rganized, WIN twelve In -.
L struments and It's members hater themselves
that they are prepared furnishes good Music
Band in the State. They respectfully el the attention 4S
Of Mssous Old Fellows, other ocieies, well private
gentlemen, to therfaes for fdrg Muscfor POSSESSIONS,
Declarations &C. Their terms shall be moderate. Address,
J. P. BAkTIIELI,, Secy, or
i r. P CHAMP. ~ 7'-f'si~. q
p S-PnoE BONNINGs QUADRTLLE BAND + preparrs
to make engagement Music FOR Balls Parties On vsey
reasonable TERMS Address as above. ian29-dly.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

-a-a- .- q. F ssr. NAsHyILbE, TESN., DIE. 70 lS57.
TENlE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the assets IN the
hands Of Trustee for the purpose OF winding il ups those
indebted the Bank, will please call and pay up, their in
deeness falls due. Tue note Olders viii please send in
notes early possible receive return the Of the
Tennessee The individual deposits in this Bank have
been haude and hsrsh pledge gid2al La
blity for them, and the money ready when called for
decl3-f a..a L.rs e .fOHN d. JAMES.
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ERCga E1sIss lCEE9Issn;ss. 0IRtO DsOEiOn
SaHChO PanZa, Washington,
"a SOIS:

with numerous other brands OF all and kinds and at prices
ranging from SlJ To- $50 thousand.
liso 3eNUa guins hgaH-C gars, large aud snni sef eN
ellent qust which viii be sold low to close Also, superior
yiruia chewing, Virginia. Havana, and Turkish Smoking To
bac,5, D5lpl.fsiiHiIs. Pipes, 6SC.2 M gEL
a. KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office.
4 COUNUR II HOME FOR SALE .--Tourteer
4 half Of choice land can he purchased Oh VerN
reasonable terms Il sconYsuicnt0 70 the market vegetable
NAV % '''' W. L. BOYD. Jr.
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rs--7 GILBERT, HAGEN a CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING1 MERCHANTS,
NO. 81, NATCIIEZ STREET.
zG n y ~ o I8 4 Il A n -TrET
febG-eodly lara-.G
z HAVE ON HAND 100000 ERUSEEEIIS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and will sell great
W II. JOHNSON,
ts91 --. @ see Penftentary.
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0asbbiIIe GInion anb 9mcritan.
Daily IS; rri-weel1ly s. weekly s..
Rates OF Advertising.


1Es 80 q - oas.rIE91l 4 60.
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tits currently reported that weset Goods only by Auction,
while two thirds sales made privately, like all other
wholesale House5n thei vi one grand exgepOns that is,
sell cash. and short notes. and from 5c TO c less than
heir prices. laugHl TRAGBE LUCAS.
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DESIRABLE FAKE E0R SALE OH EN-

ETTE offer for desle Farm Beebuce, Bedford
Tenn, tanning 500 800 cleared
balance wen tbeei. frame dwelling with . roozhs nero
cabins rH, &c. springs The tract is No. one fals We
will take Sc sSOOa in Nashville property, sIaall arn
within miles Of the city in part payment Call soon On
II 2 E--- ... --. RI rf.. J. /. s. r. ". REOHN,
5uBe94-2nl r1ear-a- rrrIr. -l. a Cherry Street
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA TsATLROAD.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
f5}5 -.l......s.zE "a. ssss.ss
NTONICE.--The annual election Of Fifteen Directors By the
Stockholders Of the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Com
psny, place 81 day Of August next at Frsnkn
iva eoitau.l r. II. BRADLEY, Secretary
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
r.
ksS - ssssa.e.fzes 10y
Three Daily Trains from PIttsburg
TO philadelphia.
FVyRAINS Pittshurg as follows Mail A. Al' s- Al
3P. M; Express Mail $40 P NJ
The Express daiiy- tie other tWo Sundays
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trans rom 80
Louis Mo-: Dubuque, Keokuk and lows City Iowa afo' @
Island Chicago illinois, Lexington and Lousy ny
Terre IIaute. indianapolis, and Lafayette Indiana
Columbus Dayton, Toledo Ceveond Zssylle
Maon. Wooster, Ohio. Asos Kansas NcBFaaAa anu llL
nesot1. and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST
FARE AS Low As ANY OTHEk ROUTE
PASSENGERS from the Westcsn rely upon this as being the short
m and most edtous Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
''" 1oA -. THOMAS MOORE. kgent, e
aug2l Passenger Lines Penn. ha'lroaa' fllL a a
Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
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At5il Storm in the Lower Ohfo--EIouse
ssSNM DoEsm az lRoctZ 5oFfasGl1e " DIngluI
is.aI Ita54-- ana two Children seFi0dslY IN
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J. Z. X. Ray, Secretary OF State.
Inscription Of C:eorae MILTON.

He about 50 years Of age weighs about 100 $40 pounds
and feetS 9inches high dark hair, hazel eyes short ~
with very bad upon neck and chin running up to Or net
the ear supposed to he the result Of scd, which, so sever
that it Is difficult for him 70 close his mouth. t
Is supposed to have gone to Arkansas he lived for som
,p4Ts M C1Tawleyis Ridge, in that State. fyI3-H
ITe Memphis Appeal and avalanche gVc the above he II
sertous and forward bill to this office
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EVE asTlNpRED DoLLAIss REWARD.

EsUANG ARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee: To
an who shall these presentsereetiug: Whereas 1t has
en made known to me, that certain w. BURTON, charg
ed with having committed the offence Of eezzleneR and has
fed from justice, and is now running at large:
Nov therefore l. Isham G. Harris Governor aforesaid, By
virtue of the power and authority in vested do hereby oer
reward o. $500, persons who may spprehend
fine said n Burton and deliver him Sheriff Jaito
Of our county of Davison order justice behalf
may be had and executed. ,
In testimony whereof nav hereunto set my hand and
caused the great Of the to be affixed Nash
jL.s.( Vile, the 3lstday Of Nay, las.
- ISHAM G. HARRIS
r.s- BY the GoveFnDr;s . a~
J. E. r. RAY, Secretary OF State
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yEyIIE subscriber offers for seventy ofland the
MiIie Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, ad
joining the which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
one The land is equal 70 best with abundoncs Of excel
lent never falling water, with the beautiful building site
in tie country and the Of the finest neighoood in
lr.aric, anri4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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The Races over she Memphis Course wi
commence ON IT. ESDATs October 10. Ts5g,
and Continue five days
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western A gent.
Imne .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26

Ia The New Orleans Picayune says of the
comet, this meet me by moonlight alone"
visitor, after pryibg into the affairs Of my Lady
Venus, for which Lord Vulcan should have
knocked him over the head with his biggest
sledge-hammer, in now trying to bother that
gentlemanly performer, so much admired in
celestial dramatic circles, the star Arcturus
No doubt he is trying to carry off Arcturus
with him az ct arms, depending on the Great
Bear to assist him. So do Russian mbassadors
carry eff Partisan actors and actresses to the
capital of the others earthly bears Arcturus
resides in the constellation Bootes, and we
advise him to try his boots on Donati, Esq. A
kicked comet would be quite q new event in
astronomical history. Ifthe boots attack don I
do his tail, take the great dipper. Arcturus,
and drench his head thoroughly with the milky
whey. He'll 20 then f; but if he does not, send
the Scorpion after him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26

PAN FIRE D.PARrMESr AT RIcHaoNp. The
City Council at Richmond, Va have determined
to organize paid nre department. The Dispatch
gives the following items Of the plan proposed:
"The ordinance heretofore reported on the SUBJ
ject providesthat the Fire Brigade shall consist
of princi pal eng iueer seven commanders, seven
foremen, and flS hremeB, commander, fore
man, and 16 fremen to each fre company. and
the same officers and l2 men to the hook and lad
der company; each commander may hire not
more than ten slaves TO assist his company, but
they shall not be considered part Of the brig
no person under 81 years Of age, or who does not
list Tor state or city taxes $50 taxable property
snail oe member; tho paw OF the principal en-
glneer 10 De II 600; each commander, 500; each
Foreman, si5O; each fireman 500 per annum
payable quafterly; the hire Of each slave not to
exceed $40 per annum =
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III much lager force of workingmen and
mechanics are now employed In the Brooklyn
Navy-YaTd than has been for years The number
is estimated at two thousand five hundred.
Ut Five Young Chinese Christians have ar
rived at Suez on their way to France To he edu.
Gated. They are accompanied by a Chimes
Catholic priest, who speaks French and English
! fuentiy. ~ :
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A DESIRhBLE EARM in CULPEPEF
fA GDIINTY VA FOR SALE The EdItor o

A DESIRhBLE EARN in CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evsning Star Is authorized To sell, on very oo-
commOdatIng terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms i'm the County of Culrep-
or. contains about go acres, of which go are
woodland, and the residue arabic land, IN ine con-
ditIon for cultivation. This tract situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House Ii has upon
10 q small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
ings. All the arabe land not in cultivation s well
act IN Erass. To gentleman seeking country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not surpassed il
eaualled, in Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
the farm commands line mountain pros pect, and
view of the surrounding country for many miles.
The coil is of excellent original quality, and peeu-
arly adapted to the production Of wheat, and is at
present IN good state of improvement The owner
will sell 1t for less than It's vslue II early plI ton
10 made. Persons wishing To purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WhLLACH, Esq, Ed
itOr of the Star. ap 9-1awtf
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-The
L undersigned, having taken the commodIous
hnnss formerly occupied By A; Butler, on street,
three doors We st of 18th. has had the same put in
complete order and newly furnished. The rooms
and psrlOrs are airy and suited for single gentlemen
or messes. Terms reasonable Inquire as above.
Oc IS I'm MRS. T.. A. LEIBEN.
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as prisoner, the commander Of the Turkish
troops ut Djedds. who, on the fatal 18th of
june, had refused protection to the Christians
While at Djedda Capt. Pullen endeavored to
obtain an interview with the Caimakan, the
only public functionsry who had performed
his duty on the occasion Of the massacre, but
learned that he had subsequently left the cit v.
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.. V. mCrblhE q Gu,
ocN cost Auction d Commission Merchants

EOR SALE.-The Furnitu e and Fix ures of
L RESTAURANT, situated on Penn. avenue
near the Capitol. The position is very valuable
one For terms, &c., address NJ, Box SIS, City
fost Omoe. Oo IS eo2ts
EOR SALE Several FARMS In MARYLAND and
virginia, at distances of from TO 81 miles from
WASHINGTON. TLey will be sold low for cash. or
proved or unlmproved.
Also. number of BUILDING LOTS for sale,
cents to Is cents per square foot. No cash need
DC paid down. and long credits will be given to su
those purchasing.
Apply to II. n. N.LANSDALE, r cal Estate Agent,
No $50 street, corner of Eighth, or through the
City Post Office. $50 90 IS-lm
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] remain, yours, most respectfully,
JOHN MoRRIssEY
Np,u Yam nnt 1n Is,s

NEW YORK, Oct -, lo5S
Myself and friends not being >atsfed with my
through sickness, which laid me on my bed for
six days previous To the day OF fighting, and
only met him on that day to prevent animadver-
sionS from himself or his partisans, being totally
unit for the struggle; ard to show that ! wished
TO fight under all disadvantages, I waived my
right to claim tuIf-SOdded ring, according TO
the lSt article of the new London Rules hereby
challenge him to fight me for S5 OOO aside or np-
ward, and the Championship ip of America In four
or six months from the first deposit.
JOHN c. HEENAN
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
v subscriber offers at private sale the property
known ss the the side the
Canal, near the Aiexandrla Aqueduct together nth
the wharf which Is about 2l0 feet deep from Canal
to river; the tow path beng included In this prop
erty.
The Bakery has front of g. feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches of water for driving its ma
chIneTy.
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard ls not
surpassed by any in the District.
Also. w OOd and Coal Yard now in the occu pancy
of Hurty Il 0nne and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front of l2O feet the Canal aud o2R feet
the west side OF Green street, and is easy of
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton as any yard In the District.
The above property will be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, las West street,
G eOrg etown; or to =. I. BROWN, Pa. av., next to
corner of l4th stree. Washington, ID. T.. au 25-tf
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- 10 kegs prime &C shen and Gades Butter.
hhds. Lowering g best steam Rehned syrup
5 bbls. new No. Maokerel,
Just received and for sale BY . u,,eu .4
Ie eo2v ...l SOC 7th street.
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FOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on ri;
L south, between sth and 9Th streets west, Usl.
and. Lot fronts IS feet on 9Th street, running back
loO feet to - foot alley. Terms, $40 per arnum
PAYABLE monthly. Enquire Of ELVANS a.
THOMPSON,S2 SOS Pa avenue, bstween 9Th and 10th
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WHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE CO.,
PAP & r b Al r q
NO. ID Hd"ors, street; eorsg Of Gsrr1as.

Agents for L. A.. brown a Co.; Thou as Colt:
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills Gibson, Crosby
Robbins: X. Il A. II. Hubbard; lessud a Isffin:
j. p. KING Co owen a. Hurlbut; Palmer a POr-
ter; PlatneI e. Smith; Parsons Paper Company;
Marlboro, Mills; Metropolitan Mile; sasamoTe
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. full assortment of Book binders Leather.
Cloth, Glue, &e.; Printing Papers. News and Boob:
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
colorod; Printers Cards and Gard Boards, In everr
variety: Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
full assortment Of French Folio Post. Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper. Post On Zoe and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers. all kinds I;
Sheathing, Tack and SPIce Papers: Printing and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26

LrOR SALE-A Market and DAIRY FARM of
about 81 acres, with all the necessary buildings,
&e., ine condition. Ii 10 sltuated in Alexandra
county, Va. about five miles from the Long bridge
and two from the Georgetown ssu sueduct. Ii Will be
sold low and accommodating terms. Apply by
letter. through the Post Ofice, to JAMES w.
BURCH, Washing ngton City. an 2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26
TIE DAY AFTER THE BATTLE.-We find the
following in the papers

following in the papers:
BUFFALO. October l., 1853
Editor Of the CkPpsT:-Sir: The intention
which / announced to YOU privately some weeks
ago Of retiring forever from the prize ring
whether | win or lose the forthcoming battle
with the Benicia Boy. now desire You to pub
liclY announce through your columns You well
know the influences which were brought into
operation to draw me into the match, which was
not OF my own seeking, and the misrepresenta-
tons of the press as to my motives for doing so
I. therefore, wish TO publicly declare, through
the medium Of the Clipper, my fixed. and unal-
teTable resolution, whatever may he the issue of
my fight with John G. HPenan Of retiring for
ever from the prize ring; and that all future
challenges, whe ther defeated or victorious, will
be utterly useless. .-
remain, yours most respectfully,