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FOR RENT AND SALE.
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fQR RENT-One FRAME DWELLING
Il HOUSE. containlng rooms, situated on Mas
saohusetts avenue, between l4th and 18Th SITS r or
per month. neh'' Siz
no - At las T. DJTNAwIN
pleasant ROOMS FOR RENT-Thre.
= large and very pleasant Rooms for rent !; one
neateo Df iurnac and all lighted with gas i'm very
located part OF the eity very convenient
IoI business men, ofhce-hGlders, or members of
Congress. Inquire at NO. 50 Missouri avenue.
FOR RENT-A new, three story BRICK
street. sth and 10Th It sets adio.nirS on tbs
iasi?f No. fsr F ss g. to
FOR RENT-A frst-oIass RESIDENCE. on G
L street: between LIST and 3D. No. al, containing
ever conveniencs for comfO't and economy, az
chambers, parlors, dining room, kitchen, and d9y
oehar' lnqaire next door, or Of ths pndersi. ded.
no 2s-6t OntelJ I2th street and Canal.
FOR RENT.That comfortable RAME
4 DWELL NG-HOUSE, containing 10 rooms.
ta,o oIh s ssess iand near the sm.hsSnan Instr
careful tenant the rent will be s2OJ per annnm. Tie
Key cal q JOHN 5fnSd a. s PffIH5y SSpP01.s
M Est No. AS 18th street, near Pa. av.
STORE FOR RENT.-The STORE No. s8s
- fenD avenue, south side, between "a and 6th
streets. recently occupied by MISS A Hook K Sis
suitable tenant on very reasonable terms. NO per
sppy hppl 70 ,o H II ssssI store need
ysh erson street. Georgetown no %
FOR RENT-A two-story BRICK ROUSE
No. 57l nth street. near 4. 1t contains rooms
ana cellar e!lgiby situated In the immeo late
may INQUIRE at No. 57sl7ih street. no IS St.
FOR SALE-A fine brown HORSE, II Years of
mag age: Also. WAGON, with top IN good CON
sold because the owner intends giving up business
For terms, apply to No. Ia ~ str Get, between
virginia avenue and f street south. o26-Sts
FOR sALE.-A snail FARM in Montromer,
= county, Mdaryl and situa' ed -four miles from
ton of which ID In fine timber-and an excellent
stream OF water runs through the place. NO i'm
address v. H. HOFFMAN, Rockville, Nd i'uiA''
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
~, i EOf HSALE;MPossesslon given on the LIST
fss CITY r Ss .6 Gcs The EuInuIs which
- a aNo, under Avenue House, 7th street.
no 20 u Intel
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-No. 44a
4 gu street. near the Patent Office offering un-
usual Inducements, as it is very conveniently ar
ranged and comfortably furnis he'd thToughOut An
ply at the premises from IL a. m. o p. N and after
VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED CHAM
" bEhS, Tone large front rom,l with Board. or
4 preferred, with breakfast only, may be Oba ed at
cite st. Patncks Church-One of the most elevated
and conysnient locations in the city.
SGfrder' can also Os fSsss9T r
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS TO RENT.
{ furnished at No. 452 18th street, between E and
ICE HOUSE TO RENT-Located on r street
ton; Rent reasonable, and taken, in bart. IN ice,
Apply on the premises. no 2S-tf
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A FREAK on THE RoAD.-Yesterdaya afternoon,
as MI Henry Birch, Of this city, was returning
from Bladensburg, in his buggy, a man named
Fay, driving in another vehicle, attempted to run
over him, Mr.. Birch was unable to oyertske him
on the road but, this morning, warrants were
issued for his arrest, and II is probable he will be
Whistler the damage was intended or not tho
careless driving of the person charged will, no
doubt, be a matter Of regret.
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FUTURE DAYS

By J. c. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auctiopeers
(.hEAT SALE OF SUPERIOR AND COST
" Ll FyRs i'm THURSDAY MORNING.. De-
cem6er I'd, a. loo clock the first floor ofo1r auc
tlon rooms. shall sell the rgest and best inynioe
OF Ladies and enlemen's = ine Furs ever offered
before IN tins city, being consignment from rst-
CLASS house on Broadway, New York of goods mad q
expressly for best city retail trade and oonfsts Of
hudson hudson Bay and Mink SaLle, stone Martin. Fitch,
r tshSh Sabie, and full variety of Ladies' and
Cuffs, &c, &c. -i "H' eiiu
ALSO,
Gents Fur Costs, Mufters, Cloves &C. 80.
ALSO,
Robes, of test make, rarest klTd comnrising Hna
son nay and Prairie Wolf, Bear, Genet. and all
Catalogues of the whole of this va uabIe stock will
6e prepared and urs arranged for Inspection two
days previous to the sals, w"
Terms: ; . and un1sr cash over that sum a
erecl % aud 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
nUT j. &.
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NEW GooDs-NEw GOODS

Just reoeived from New York
90 keEs prime Goshen Butter
lS boxes prime Cutting Cheese,
l5o whols, halves and quarter boxes Ralsint
3 b,rrels New York Buckvheat, "a superior sr.l-
CuIrants. + lgs, Almonds, and Citron,
Do Java and MaracaIbO Coffee,
BAKER Old Rye w Risky, warranted 9 years Old
Store. ~ AL - eiOOeit
Also, Avondale Premium Flour vhloh viii Ia.
sou lower than al any house on the Avenue. by
GEORGE r. GUI,ICK
CoI. View Jersey avenue and b street south.
10 - % Capitol Hill.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Ancnoreer,-

BY WALL & BARNARD, Anctloreers
'I'knSIEEP SALh.-By virtue of a deed from
w w allInEsford dated 9th February I854 we
VIII oner at auctlsn on TUESDAY, the Sth day of
November next at 4 O. cloos, p m, on the PREMISES
all that Lot of Ground In Washington CIV know
as Lot A, II a subdivision made by George NJ
Mtcheu OF lot numbered seventeen, Q7D ia 50 mare
NUMBERED two hundred ard forty seven is41I in the
CITY OF Washing ton. which said Subdivision is re-
corded In the ofoe of the Surveyor of said Civ of
WashInEton-saId Lot A being situated or the chr
neI oil 18Th street west and Massachu. etts avenue
ana containing three Thousand two hundred ard
hlty-one square feet of ground-beipg the same
ground which was conveIed to Washington NAL
lngStord by George w. Mitchell and wife by a
deed bearing date the third day of February, 1854
with improvements on the same -
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd of the purchase money
10 be pAld IN cash, and the balance IN two eoua in
stalments at SIX and nine months with Interest to
De secured. Should the purchaser fail 10 oompIy
win the terms OF sale within one week after sale
the property may be resod at his risk and cost after
one weeks notice.
WALTER g. cox,
FERDINAND w, RISOUE
Trustees GeorgetnXn Rnidine a asneiatIn,n
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REAL ESTATE AND Stock c. MCGUIRE A.
Co, auctioneers, sold on Saturday, lot No 1. in
square 723, at SIC. to Richard Berry; lot No 3,
In square 723, at Sc. to Jas ID Mari $4,000 Cor
poTation Of w Washington stock at 10I \ and IOl I
81 100 Alexandria Coupon Bond, at ISL
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THE WEsT.-Mr. John Hamlin, of this CITY.
has left at the Star office, a number Of "modeI
potatoes" grown at Bayfield,, Wisconsin, by Mr..
John L. Caho. They are fine samples Of the
mammoth growtLs Of the virgin soil OF our
Western country
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LARCENY Saturday night, Robt Audrey was
arrested in the Centre Market, tor stealing ham
of bacon from Charles Stroth He was taken
before Justice Dom, and committed to Jail for
n
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NEW YORK, Nov 9-Th. Stram.r A,.oo ,,o,,
harye and Southampton, on the Nth has been
slghaied from toe Hook Her advices are no Ia
Ter than hose by the North Britain.
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The JOHN PAYNE mentioned in the watch re
ports In Saturdays Star, is not Mr. John PAYNE
oyster merchant, c street, No. 3O2, between Third
and Fourth streets, Island.
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HAS BEEN currently reported that an most of the
Wtstern cities the :" Town Bell" tolls evey day al
noon, fIr the inhabitants to gulp down aunine as a
preventative Of diseases caused by Malaria or the
climate vi course, taking qulnine IL = Contagious
II ttlt, and every new settler 10 supplied win the
POISONOUS drug, and instructed to take Il In large
quantItIes, al he would escape the Fever and Ague
Every house has Its medicine chest nj ed with this
dangerous stun, and as regular the hour comes
around. so regular do they gulp down, though u
was the richest denc1cy of the season. DIR. ]. Hos
letter good sama rtan of PITTSBURGH, knowing the
dIeaoiai ELECTS of quinine upon the hu man system
Enen takeh with so much IndscretIOn, has pre- pared
compound which has, IN all cases m which n has
Deen ule1, proved speedy cure for Fever and
aEue and all other diseases caused by the d gestIye
organs. '
Tywhere. no % a "a,
FANS, Balls, and Festivals fu- nished with Ice
SIeaIn, OF the best quality, at 81 per gallon and
So1ieotlOneIy OF Al kinds, al reduced prices fresh
maze every day 81 the PHILADELPHIA Coafsr rionSIu
ana Zee Cream DePot, corner 18th and streets.
Oc . I'm e's'
WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and yery cham g.,
the PhIladelp hla CONFECTIONERY, corner i2th ana z
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, So GEMS par
suAit' no g. Inn
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EURS!-FURSm-FUR
GREAT Bargains IN LALIEs' FURs.
Sets Of F ENCH SA BILE 81, worth ST..
Scts Of do. do. So. worth Sii.
Sets of FITCH Sl2, worth Sl8.
MINK, SABLE, Squirrel, and all kinds
worn, In proportion.
Call cary. w. F. SEYMOUR
no &-lw l32 Bridge street. q GEORGETOWN
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LOOK AT the Alphabetical Business Director,
In another column.
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kQk kENT-one FRAME DWELLING.
HOUSE. contslnlng rooms, situated on Mas
saonusetts avenue, between l4th and 18th SITS r or
lurtner PARTICULARS inquire on the premises or of
me, IN the Northern or Centre Market. Rent, sig
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SPECIAL CARD TO HOUsEKEEPERs-

pAPER Dol LS-W holesale ami retail Al NAV
no q 81 LAMMoND,s. 18th .tr.,,
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TRIALS AT The GUARD HousK.-TobIas viii.
liams, dunk and disorderly; nne and costs 80 IS
JOS Warren and Thos. Fay, do; do SO Is each
John Chisholm, disorderly; do. sails. Joseph
Digs, colored, do. in the market; do. al Is
Thos Hart, drunk and dIsorderly; do 81 IS
John Robertson, colored, do; 50 Is. Edward
Lukens, do; do. 81 25 John Burns do : do
90 IS; rhos. Burnett, theft, security for fur.
Their hearing. Peter Johnson alias Thompson
colored, disordsrly, and resisting officers with 4
pistol, fines and costs S3l %. Jas A. Boyce
interfering with officer at a fire; do g. Is. Mi
chael Mehan, drunk; do. 81 is.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-To- dav, the case of Weight.
man agt. the Corporation was continued, and Mr.
Bradley pursued the argument which was broken
of on Saturday by the adjournment hour. The
su1Ject OF the argument before the Court is III.
Two instructions presented by Mr.. Davidpe for
the defendants; the first denying to the plaintiff
any right OF action, and the second going 10 re-
ileve the Corporation of responsibility for the
the5e were any. The case will probably not be
decided before tomorrow, II then.
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

4 thEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
SAMUEL KIRBY, MaHEJdetHrsr Of Superior
dsd Fashionable FhTstiHTe. res pectfu ly -
nouncss tn the citizens of WsshIngton,lH
Georgetown, Alexandra, and enyirons, that ~
MS warehouse 10 now well stocked with a su- IH
peru and extenElve stock OF elegant CABl-
Mi WAKE In Rosewood, Walnut, Oak, and
other desirable woods, such Parlor, Dininr room.
Library, Once, and Chamber Sets all mar sctured
IN the most workmanllke manner, and warranted as
with promptness. SAMUEL KIRBY
Warehouse-vest side Of sth street..
90 lS-eOu Pa
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JAS. Z. DUNAWIN,

ROOMS FOR RENT-Thre.
Il large and very pleasant Rooms for rent ons
heated by furnac ard all GIFTED with gas i'm very
pleasantly located part OF the city; very Convenient
Tor business men, ofice- holders, or members of
Congress Inquire at NO. so Missouri avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-29

WASHINGTON THRATRE.-Our fellow citizens
VIII be glad to see the advertisement Will heads
the amusement column Of to-day's Star. The
manner in which Lessee Stuart and Manage
Ltynge catered last year to the public taste in.
suat sur .nao tne regime under their charge will be
such as 10 give universal satisfaction
On Wednesday night, the theatre is opened by
accomplished gentleman, Mr. Paez we doubt
not that the entertainment which IL con,tnu.S
Tor several nights, will receive the large patron
aye 10 which the interest felt in the subject and
entities it. '' justly
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RUCKSXIN GLOVES, GAUN rLETS. AND
II MiTTENS.
The subscribers call the attention of the publio
TO their supply of BUCKSKIN GLOVES
GAUNTLETS,a and MlrrENS, all Oftheir 1friiEs
own manufacture, which they offer on ac- DilllH
commOdatlnr terms. Buckskin Shirts andl QIN1
Drawers made to order -D
RAMSBURG Il EBERT
High, between lst and I'd streets,
no 2b-lm GEORGETOWN, ID. C.,
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. r. Phillips, from Bos
"A ton, and 10 now dschargiug cargo. Fora
freight apply TO ~
HARTLEY BRO, Agents, -
no ~ No. 80 and lOl Water street
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IHE FAIR AT ODD FKLLOws' HALL The
ladies' OF ST Matthew'S Church open, to- mig ht
a. the spacious saloon al Odd Fellows Hal
seventh street au evening resort for all who wish
tosPeha pleasant hour, and assist In a highly
leuodble undertaking The feStivaIs gotten NJ,
under charge of the ladies of this conG1rpatiop
nave always proved ''SucceSses'' not only in fnI-
hishing large subsidies 10 the cause Trey desire
10 assist, Out IN giving the public such sociabIc
Tenned, and really enjoyable entertainments az
are seldom pTOffsred to any community On this
occasion the ladies Intend To d play a more at
ractiVe festival than ever before, and we assure
our readers that night and dollar or so spent
this wee K at odd Fellows Hall will nav hs,tsr
interest, IN The shape Of pleasant "reminiscences
wa" any o'ne' investment "ewOt Of in this city
TIE WINTER FASHIONS The season for
changing the garments of fall for those of colder
winter Is upon us, and large numbers have
awaited themselves Of the attractive goods and
moderate prices of Mr. Geo. r Allen Pa avenns
near Tenth street, TO supply themselves for the
winter, from the varied, well selected and cbeon
assortment Of goods which be- offers We hear
Of more than one lady that advises her friends
not to forget to call into Aliens and for her
self what fashionable goods he is selling, for
prices far below those usually given for similar
articles. Mr.. Allen Is one of most trustwor-
thy dealers, and WE are lad to hear he is driving
80 large portion Of the fall trade.
WIND northwesteTs that dash vessels
upon the rocky coasts then come bowling throug b
streets as II in triumph for the deed, are not
only merchess; but very cold. They bid YOU
shiver at the sound OF their wild voices and
more than that, they bid YOU 20 down TO the
corner Of Twenty nrst and streets and order
full supply Of fuel from our friend solomon
Slower, who has on hand now some of The best
coal and castles; TO- kindle wood ever offered in
this city
INE we have been using, for some time
b-Trtt Il Pratt's non corrosive, sedimentle.s
non poisonous Department Ink, which proves TO
lie an e1eellsnt article Of writing fuid.
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II KIMMELL HOUSE.
l. HIS Nice and cOmmOdous Hotel has just been
comp 81 ed and will be open for the reoep a
llon OF guests on Tuesday, the Esd instant. yEAY
This house will abound with comforts, l..d3
equal IN every respect to every house IN this any
other CITY. The bar will be supplied witt the best
of Liquors At all times. have engaged MIR. r.. v.
Campbell To assist and peTIntend the house.
The KImmel House is situated on T. street, be :
tween ~ and 81 streets in the Immediate vicinity
of the National Hotel, and near the Railroad Depot
A. Y. kIMMELL, Propsr
nO19 eo2m r. v. CAMPBELL, Sup't
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HIsU, VIII De added,
A lot of India Rubber Goods
no ~ Nv Il A. Il a " ID
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STORE FOR RENT.-The STORE No. Sss
~ PenD. avenue, south side, between "a and 6th
Streets, recently occupied by Miss A. Hook 4 Sis
ters as mner store, will be rented to a good and
suitable tenant on very reasonable terms. NO per
son wishing to keep liquor or segar store need
apply. Apply to w. III. WHEATLEY. No 90
Jefferson street. g GEORGETOWN M 90
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HAVING PERMANENTLY LEFT THE
- CITY, have closed my Wood and Coal Yard.
he stand, vita the Office Sca!es, Coal she's
Stable. Horse and Cart, are 70. sals-a bargain
he stock Of Coal. hIst-rate order, All under
cover, In sheds and on floors, VIII be sold ohesp for
can. ~f w
Also, lot of good Oak and Pine Wood
All persons indebted 10 me will please paw IN i'm
medlately -
ment al once. ~
Mr.. SAMUEL II. You've, Wood and Coal Dealer
on 9Th street. between and 4, is uthoriz. % 10 re
celpt for me and sell the Stand, Stock, &o-
n. b. RIEHLE.
Formerly Wood and Coal Dealer, ON
n "a cost New York av., bet 18th and l4tb ats
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FOR SALE.-A snail FARM in Montgomery
L county, Maryland situa' ed four miles from
hockvllle, and containing I07 aores-a good por-
Iion OF which ID In hne timber-and an excellent
stream OF water runs through the place No i'm
Price 81 400. For further particulars
address W. II. HOFFMAN, Rockville, Md.
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