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FROM hs kfoS. Solo..es. Foefe, from vsrmons.
]. n, a.. d CO. W4sHIxsIox, ID. c., June L. !.
this no!nlng. you ssk Hfor an sxpssssion Of NJ
epi1ea IN rssssd g medicine. called zyse.a
nesact ts ~ have hsa y eusing seysre
shsn S sss ss sf e ds sS:
bars efo esEle.s with whom en- csaainsed think
Istion will Be slvsn . 8 vii kfins It within the
ssscn OF az Who acs Sfictsd with that distressing
nnnlaay: 4. SsssPseid9llg yosss. g. FoorE.
.s & b rs; Go BSssGr Sps ,os
g. stott. Jehn schysrss, Nsirn & Palmer, Wssh.
insson' ana by doslers ever where. no9s-ivf
SsYj.' rs sG H.1 1 Ysi o gs. DOM, q m.s
cine. ~ IL twice more e1icacious than the lieuid
gu. Il n The ONLY. cure for Sofofhlas, Consnmp-
eon snd al kinda Of Conghs. - = =,
Qgs.u'. Jr1rl.r.D scs .:a:s, On, By which n.
offensive Ereasness Of the oil 10 obviafsd For sale
By gu rsspeotabls druggists IN washington and
sFssyoIp, PAaKER = Mowrn. Wholesale A gents,
10 Hickman street, New York oity. no SIN
nf'' D.''' s'1s'' s..,, y.,,..., ; s,., !. :
=. b - ''s'a Y.ssA., B.ss..s. s.t.... = !
ornD'nns Das'' s'ilSi, s...., 49,.
s. ss.S s,s IS: o Ssss
tkst her annual dssISy of fs any
winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It
Yoath1 Clothing ofths newest and richest desixrs
re those who .tudy sxcslsnoe with economy. in
Fl asiiSs Is: !:
q scdy .Mads Clothing In thls city. 1t very re-
ueSve txssss' faiitsl Fe1Ea, ss54f ass Ap B-ly
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ll Alkf 4IlHIlHH


- 81 s. .ss S d.: = rss 49, nc, cs
essS frsnked ny ,Lisst. 49, SosSk = -
S.ss:ns snoing o1ces st For< Lnvuawor1h. n
have withdrawn Rsis' nn1ll 49, A.
s.IIt ~ win the ezespaea sfths aaaG -.
IL Asizonisn ssys thss cspain EUvu -
Es<s 1gchassn for senoss q sHs 5ise an. ME-
fequirs and protest. sxsisa tSe sx,u,sis. - - !.
Sto6eb party. : - - g - I
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COLLEGE RehelIisn.

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov - 1T 10 reported here tl,st
over one hundred students have rebelied m Dich
nson College, on account Of the suspension Al four
OF The members Of the senior elan : -,
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New Ysrk n1arkss.

NEw YoRK, Nov % -Flouf closed dro.,i,s.
Howard street has no buyers at IS os. W.
closed dun; sales Of 500 bush. white n asal 20 =
Corn closed dull and unchanged; new white
quiet men BIS Isl bacon sides l0al0 Ne whisky
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1zz4 AkERRN00Nt 10 N01R0E:I
By 9, g. MeeUIRE & CO., zsssiosss.1 =.
NfkENCHS TENTH ANNUAL4LE
sss'I Eli fsis ssR SagS q a. .ss.r
~ e. = ssS -. = .s.s assss
!!assI.isd ;ilss;.ss.s nd az bosss Il ~ ~
~ ss as.s 81 = :s :s iss e a
5 dIrasy s;sdi.Es, 6as fsTiiy .BsSiss, fo1 -
sns: ssd en- &, c ; fssss
:. o. sh,sh yill be cold q auction evsninSs ssd q
srs 3 ssss s Re: H. ss g.: s
entire ssasSscsrysr trad: ssa isS he y g:
III anS eefse heard of IN this city, 10 ooss
=: "a l; ~ 3: sSs:s e e
BEN il 'lii S aiIsse|lj r. \: !: OLA
- - By WIN. MARSHALL, Aucs,cpeer.
soSR sA ASR bbAAYS So sS2Rs
m Ss sss II. e ~
sssI' sss.. ~:
peel S9,ssa., Cloths. c...Imerss. vsstins. :
k3oies kobes IN numerous sty lea, =
slf sstsinss. Mou.seinss, Lace and other Hand
f.ssr bIn:s.t,ns Eda9g chsnels .sd Other Scarf.
Th5esd, Sewing silks, Stockings, Solksc ~
sfrs. D9s1ers, BsnPss PFSxs's Table Cloths
PS.tsmo9saiss, Elastic Belts. - 81
Together with large assortment of Goods too nu
-merous to mention. ~ 80
no ls.tf - wan. MARSHALL, Auet, ).
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioueer..
Sk1Sh 61Drc WE RSgt aHSs yRooFs At
s sa and s . &c y. i 81. =
snds ss n srd pasS Sm s H.
Eo, srstsd N,arsery Il vsn Dsrshoot sons
Tulips, Narcisses, JonquIs, Iris, Crecus. &c.
oa-2t J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct..9
BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georretovn.
OF ON CHERRY STREET AND THE
"Wednesday AsI9fTTEEfEG SToSoN sSYelI ass
Sbs Ee vii ;s at public auction fIoat OF
and Sses he SstHs 2 ass cass
Term. Ons-h.if ss.S; the rsndus in 8 month";.
IA slts interest deed given and deed OF trust
no Ii-d.s BARNARD I BUCKLEY. Auc... :
By WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. :
TWO FIRST CLASS RESIDENCES NEAR
NEsnRa,SWIr H CHulcH At AucIIoN.-On WE'D
NE NGy yen. I'D 2, oclocl in sent 3!
situated street. bstssen lat and "a Streets cts.
These house: are finished in most elaborate STYLE.
ssa contain AZ the necessary conyenisncss such
4 feet inches deep to IL FEET eey 1 En-. t5on n
the houses have good stable ON the reaS Of
ss o.
s.. L q: si.
Ss ls.ds A'' '''' % n Nm aSs ssii Auo.
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FfUaIctai.

NEw YoIx. Nov, % .-stocks are arm. L. 8.
Illinois centr.l bonds SIX; Michigan soufhssn
III New York Central sox; Pa Coal Co. a:
E heading a9xi Va. SIS saS; NO. s's 81 s; Pacific
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IpAPERHANGINGs,.

PAPERHANelNss, ,xno., =, =, -.
..! ss il :. :sor; ~ s:aass
Alec. . few choics. COEoRED R M AASSff5f iLS,
CIV ysrplshsd and framed. Hsvins bur
i've Prics: Pqnct1ality and so,S nonsrs-
% ,.ssss. .aoss: H sbSs...f SD HskIs;;aS I'm
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By WALL q BARNARD, Aaoeioneer.. :

TKUSTEE'S SALE OF BUII, DING LOT oN
- srH s1R1Fy AT. AucfIok.-On SxTGRbSYY
byvlsis u s.s q y 8 H.:
s ss sesordsd in diber A: l5s, folio rs vii
Il, nee ss ns sSSSs1D IN
Jet - inches On the east aide Of 5th, between b
sne streets. and running back los feet inch.
q ale and the bsssos IA and = months Sssrins
4 deed given and dad Of trust taken.
All convey noils al the expsnse OF tie purahs.s.
no ia-d WWAWiB Hh By a 3 Tfu:tss:
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Niesheaiss Church Dvrv,s

Bosrox, Nov. 24.-rhe Methodist church an
union stree, In Lynn, Mans, was bufned lssf
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Hps tAss Dsssls sks sIrssak = 6.cs.--
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Probable Less Of the sseanship Inala..
sxckviLLr, Nov. 23.-The stesmship reported
broken on the rocks on 6uysboro', Nova Scotia.
proves 10 be the Indian Only three perDons were
lost. She went ashore on the s1st : :,
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NesIss.-Dls1s1cs on Coz sxssA Apyrx1zs1-
HINRs 70 m INsxafRD N Tn. BALrIMoRB SuN
AN i.rxvsp hr AM vorwAHpzs snon m
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Arrest fsr Ferrerx.

Bosrox, Nov. 22.-Isaac r. sheppsrd t,.ssp,.
OF The Five Cent Savings' Bank or Bosson, w
arrested to-day on the charge Of forgery and com
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The Colchester Bank case. 'e.eb
HARTFORD, Conn. Nov 94-Warren I.>lsnd
has been fully discharged in The colchesfer hank
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The daysrsisy 81 Dssssn- .T -
BosroN, Nov. 2-Jos w wfrhtmsu hss re-
s se the Democratic nomination for mayor Of
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Destrsctisu Of Cetse.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2l.-The steamer Holcombe
henee Tor New Orleans, with 1.462 bales Of cotton
on board, sunk on Saturday evening, near Helena
The boat win probably be total Lon. p =.
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5. Iss SWISS BtLn nsssixs,. '~hsse deiicfous
them on the occasion of their ~ vi.if !, tSie
sssy; VIII open to.neefow night & Odd Felsosrs,
Eau. They hAve bad NE widest possible mssSssre
g popularity whReves they have been. ma On
s sssa, ssPpssss4cs here win produce many nsw
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WArcH RrryRSs.-wm. .. emish, drunk and
ch s0scsfiy Francis Mcnerrick, do; % rs
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MARRIED,

IN RICHMOND, Va: ON Wednesday, November le.
BY ne Rev. Mr.. Seeley. JAMES W. HERCIiS of
y, 9 9s nssons D. c., to Miss SAMANTHA A. PER:
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dap Philip r. Ellicott, formerly Of Bait
s, ,sLe ssd g PIC rooms on stseet, at haifpt
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vovfs Mxn,s MxnoAsRwunnnkx4r- -.
'p.sstys -shsss- = a. = = -
yB men connected with sevessl a. -, -
,rs.esssle .bs5!ss. 49, 8 Torn 1 s.Yousr
mss1lnx, 4 few eyylinfs anoA a. ~ II
omceu wire eloc1ed 70 sseve t. enSnis9 49,.
frsstdtue, Thes u: Mos.si vise Presids5k an =
A. suSr lii eSjssk offSs I vi an 49,
md sl'o9ld nasss with !. kssssy sPpscsi - 81:
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no is .oa.s.. & 81 & MCGUIRE |. CO, Auss.
aIIcB y 4; GRIFFIN Anctioneer.

PgBL!c SALE 81 SF EHLH s'ss'GGa'i siUrl.pINe
3, virtue ofshs s't yin and ts.sansnt 81 HH ss.cn
C2urt ting subscriber win sell, on MONDAY rs
prsm uss o. DE DsGNsm n "a syt the
h GunpslPs subdivision OF sanare No - f,nnt.
sos III q re- inches on ss vest 6etween
me above property Is elfgibly situated and ran.
IDLY enhancing in value, -"s'1 eno heF-
Tens, One third cash, the balance In 6 and y
inserest rom the Day OF ssls. With deed Of tr1sf
Spon .ns properly and II not compiled with in six
ons reeas nolee q the nek ard expense Of lie
8 ALEXANDER LEE. III
Administrator, c. "a tl
NO "A eoto sastls A. GREEN Anof %
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Railrsaa Ae.Ia.-.

NV Loxpox, Nov. 22.-Tbe cars on the Noeth-
ern railroad last evening ran over and killed Jns.
Dedham, Mass. The accident Occurred eieht
miles above this place. -
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auouon..r.
MAY DECLINING HousYrREPTNo-On FR 4
a,eia,, MOk ~ Novepber 18th. ls5e at il
streets, tlsiand, we shall sell the Furniture snd
Elects Of family removing from the city, com
Mahogany hair spring scat Sofa and Rocker, q
YAK cane-seat Chairs, rosewood marble TOP Ta-
Looking Glass. Vases, Window Shades,
Carpets, OlIcloth Stsir Carpets,
Msnoga3y Dining Tshls, Dining Chairs, aziI
Chlna, Glass and Cyockery Ware, Cock,
MMah3geny bedsteads, Buresu, Wardrobe, 80 20
" a.hstands. Toilet sets. Lounge,
Mattresses, Bosters and PIllows,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, &C. kl-E1
Terms: e2o and under, cash over that sum. n
credit "a and 60 days, for satisfactorily sndorsed
no I'D .. c. MCGUIRE q co ,Auots. 8
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By A, GREEN Au.,,or.a,

Dy "A. uNEEN, Auctoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
instant, shall sell, at the residence OF adv ds.
clnlng housekeeping, At 10 O'Clock q. m, on Ma
soqu avenue, between Sd and * Streets 1.-THE a.
Hlll deslg1ate the house, general assortnent m
Household Furniture, such a. e"' VI
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers
Do marble top Centre and Side Tablas
Bsdssssa. G 5sssislns snd other BgIsau..
Washstsrds, Lounges, Sideboards
FEATHER Beds, Bedding, Mattresses,
Carpets, Oilcoths, Mating,
Chlsa, Glass and Croc kerry Ware.
Cooking, Chamber and other Stores
Terms cash, nefeiAisess
no l9-d nm CD>.
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Another Reported Invaslsa 81 ssuAe.,
NonIcLx, Nov, 29--A special ns.sssRsr ~
arrived here from North Hampeoa, q Sks EsuSsrn
Shore Of Virginia, with fntHlli Rssce thsf 60
spirscy has been discoversA - run slavss = 4.
Canada from that locality. On the sSsh ina !, -
ssking volunteer force 70 snia In prsvsatiae
any such attempt 80 - GO x 80 4 =.
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a. NASHVILLE, Nov. % Mr.. Eastman. ssnloe "a
itof Of The Union and Americas. died this nor.-
IN, ing Of apopley lMr. e. len wssAingto oaiys
ous ffiends here wiz receive fhis .upoa.c~.ns..s
% p mis- sudden death with surprise and resres.-
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Dispaseh 70 0sv wise.
CLEvrLtNp, Nov. 2.-United Stxtes Nxrsbxf
johnson denies the report of bis having sent
message 70 Governor Wise relative 70 bodv Of
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IHi HflwAfHAa IN fHR FlsLp AeArr = This
G ~ is 2d the Hiavaths Club Intend sivinr
JsseS Sollon ESftys at Franklin Hall. on Wednes-
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.oOAI.1UnEV0.

Urn srz.f nzasnsssslp7sos rzzW
RxxAIxzxs IN TIE w asz1rerpSG rfr fos4QpSlc1
uspu I'm rRevufaNs o. TIE, nw pfnDcxfrs
fzxn TO D8tux,tsm n fnBWvsrArEn HAy1ps'
TIE LkRszsx e<&r6EAf1uD y1rzfn 1Hf Dszaynx
or PIE osv1cx. Ira 1erAx DAiEy cTncvLAf1on q
noaI rzAN pornkB 4nA1 90 Ant oTHm DAHY
Pnrxrxp IN m nsssazsr on ColunnAa q asistsa
7T<e>eeee > 7-7T7--T- rrf< AZ r
NJ Tususn ATns ssz1s Z, pRurxD a. IN
iasrxsr sxxzx rRxss N usR borfH OF BA11f-
70 IN rvr 70 pazss At An fxnI4 nora Apv11-
smEnxxrs, rnxnasoRn, szorto N sHxr N BfI
TWINS o'cLocK, H.s o4HnRwIsx rim nAy NOT
APPBAn UNTIL TIE Hxxf DxY. Nhs5 = 1874
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ssxs:' - . ]; ~ 49, !. 2 I; -. g:
pss ave- 90 T'ls,5 sss 'sSsss ~ as; =
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TRxAsVnE DSsxnrn1sr.lfhe ert.,,o, a,.h
2y granite stepe at The entrances @ ne noufk ~
sSo q tnis pspastsnent ave eIs1uilly M
e cen p;ssea s The Psces:s q isyinx ssch step
e the building work appeafs q s. disecsfi -
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v.nia ssoan y 20 stores on psnnsyl
stefe, hsss esaehsa tie 1hisd story. The v,.ls.
q red sandsfone and hnished ID { verv - = =.
We uu4efs1on4 2hak the eutire r1fncfSrT II ~ =
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Frsm MexSee.

MosnE. Nov. y -rhe schooner Mar cliasou
"a, arrived from Vera Cruz lith Instant
al was reported that President Mirlmon had
3olheo msrquex, and that both had hed the cosIn-
m 2, Of specie seized by Msrcuez: vbcrruron
Mihsmonr army had psonounced for Ssnt. ~ =,
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: ONR on fHE laFeesf and ve5y bet furnfture "a
no1semrnishing establishments Ia fhfs citv 4 fhsf
q {. =, Greens In the First Wssd. josts ~ -
ne p:ps,tnent erouads, and persens lsying IN
cal. Thy win fad very lsrue anf eanfjSai
sasoFsment of ~ kinds Of furniture ana housS-
kepng Uticies Of the most modern and appsove3
uyle.Ff SAY 10 49,. n 4 n - =
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Anozrss basossxsss- nosnisr. ! lIfle
fellow named Charles Collins, wa placed In -
trtal de:k = ~ goeed hoqss % snswer ~ ehssre
q steallng e biiisfsa- ball ftom Mr.. Isosch. fEs
eoaseIos. g g Pesfsea i 1sish be vss csssS q:
Mr.. tLoench hss bees lssiag his psspesfv - vrri.
Gus ums recently, until his los smo1nts % :,
const6er,11s sam, ssd - L sstis4ed thst TIE boy
a. 20 one teqld think x purcAasiae psopssty 81
s al: - Isy 3 ~ k, ss 20 s.s g
sssn m,ds e f:s.st ont his older eonPs 3lonS
vsissa az eD, sanc3ent san % ssn1 this Child
70 70 1s psnssessissy y sheFs po< nd e. Hens
TN Rnrrsx OF rHa vusrsrA voruxrxrrs-
:. aseey evening" trstn bropghttst eity On
- = snslf homes eighty three ns, hsing
were &C., ssd.,.s a. Ps;ssgsg ss1 -.
are po!foa Of the two huadred men yho 553
Sss1st.s = S fss, ss an hAvisG reivsls
fos VEL RsSsese e Ghs.lessowa 2 ners 81 t5e
srrivs he'se q tnsir lssssn Fes1s Il ma asssisS
- - t15tsetF ats 4 -
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SEE xSvEnzssEuna4 el1swbe,e = II, = 3
j nch, book al tensef. Nj. p. q sirS Hdv ve,i
lFmsry via Pat, al ~ = kis ~ scss:ss<
His stock b reilly plpab. "s1igwcll,s .
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9 t'THs NoRrnExx Pfor1x II FArryax .r-Unde
shis head Daniel @. Roberts has ! communicafi IA
N. the Fsirfax IVA News, DENYING the aiIeoafi q
tnst ne nefshefn settlers II that county sn2erSai
ny gmpatnY Tor Oowatomie Brown and hisIs
eenlnd the native citizens In eapsomln0 their N
qignasioa 1t shis high handed eutrdRe sr5Inst th,
laws,o - -, - = - =
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FuR TNs AnSIc1pATrDy--We hdss the Ill
q Preparation on all sides Tor TIE csishrr1ios =
s.sk.giyi.g dsy s.a eve, but We spPsshssd
prrsi9ens's Mounted Guards, vhich - snrs q ~
Attended BY the pretticst ladiss Ard bestioeS -
men % Ne etTs sIhge'B col y = Z i -
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!. AR1Iyxn q Young = Cartsr's whaef. achoonerrr,
American Eagle, Travis, from Philadei SIS. vifS
- tons eoel Tor 8. II Young; Milissd FiIlnase'
WIZ, a:u seme port With 275 tons osai ~ n
Hayre-de-Gfsce, with 40 tons coal for g. II Ia
veH ana a. B. Waller; Win. Peters. WfIiia -.
Gem same port, with l07 toes cesl ~ RsW,
BeteG = ~ Nis SCI .
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nor RENT OR sALE-A desirable four atory
u brick DIV ELLfN6 HOUSE contsining ii
rooms and gas through out; besides stable and out
buildings. 1t has spacious u In the rear num-
bsfed 5, on Maine avenue. between ~ and eth
nt.eees. eDt $50 per aunum, parable moatbiy
Apply to POLLAkD WEBB, No. $40 7th street,
besweea and E.. ,-srl - : no sI >
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a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLoR
No. !?Q l2th street, between and II streets.
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BALLs THIs Eyxxfxe .--President;s Mounted
Guand, 1t Odd Rellows, Hall Seventh streef |:
Merrie Bachelor, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard:
6eosge Washipgfon and Patrick Henry Lyceums,
fhiihafmonic Hall; Joufneymen Bakers Wash.
ington Assembly Rooms; Tefpsichofe Associa-
ton, Columbia Hail, Capitol HfIl 9 q = a
s. To-merrow eyening, The Montgomery Guards
at wsshinstoa Assembly Room. - q "a
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HE0RGRT0WN ADVERTIsEM'Ts.

GEORGETOWN ADvERTISEM'Ts.
For asasr Gsorssso'cs advertisements see frs, pass.
HSsEnsEgErowN .sB; g TRINIrY
being the Thanksgiving Das divine service will b.
held In this Church % O'clock and A. O'Clock .
fISTFE GHyIR Oh THE EBENzER, "a.
err music for the benefit of their church on
EHuHSDAY NIGHT the 74th, frhenk sgiving,)
end Friday the 18th, In the church on BeaI strest
- montgomefy. no = So
EO9 afKE-A SERVANT NAN and WO-
HAN. TIE man has the reputation of being
enyer!nf hsnd on farm good disposition, and a.
i've; The woman cooks end washes well, and Is
k,nd % shiidrsu. For terms apply 20 r. A., NEW
ROSE0N PACKET LIN =, -..1af 80 q a.. Z
y FloA Nos 80 AND l0l WAxEn 6r1xYr,s :
tp<ar =. GJonsEr0wN,D D. c. a 49, i
!. FOk. HOSfQHs-The regllar packet Schooner
searsyilie, Captain Benz, p SsarS.- kss sr- ANI
riyed md IN NOV, sdisehn Tying nor ffejeht AR8S
She viii be- receiving freight Tor the above =
pS . g CIV rrlaa'' ne sssA. AR2Ii ifLEYx BRo
R0A FENT-a oomfbstsbi. TENEMENT. in
y gooq repeir-No. ~ Gay street, 8eofGe eovu
fosseseion given ffnu4ediakely. Apply u6o1 tie
premises for further informstion. no A-ooff
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THK LYNs HAvRs Bar Ossrxxs which Harvev
tsrecei wing weekly in the shell are simon purx.
Ia havoe and condition shey are probably ths
nnest oyster In the world 6o'syent IL the demand
can Be transported BY sxpsess OF rail-, q that he
owner Of sthe beds cannot furnish Wnsbinrton
city (throngh Mr. Harvey, their AGENT with nor
tan Six barrels per week ~ : 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23

EOk RENT-A neat FRAME COTTAGE. con
tanning good rooms, situated ON 18th street
vest, near Franklin Square. From its contiguity
H ss e McSBtRNsa Gaocs1 rss sso9s. p rss
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THB Posf OFrIcB DEPAR1MFxr.-Workmeu
are busiiy engaged In laying the massive stones
which coastituts the roof Of the north portco The
open space made by the hollow square has been
walls and arching over the entire excavation.
fhis cellar 10 TO be the receptacle for the ma
ehinery Necessary 70 beat the Department bgsteam:
new part Of the eastern wing has been in charge
Of the painters, carpenters, and upholsterers and
nearly all the rooms are now occupied by clerks
OF the Contract and Inspection Offices. The re-
maindef viii be ready In few days. 80 > .
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S2UAKE 24s. X STREET, Opposite
~ frnnkiln Square, bet Veen 18th aud I1th streets
T,hat ysry dssitsbs forerty, No. $50 street. -
ff NY qa3enoed beng two story krick DWELL
z ior ssle on accommodating terms. Also, q two,
Story frame Dwelling on south ID street. leland
D@ween 18TH and 18th streets, will be sold CHEAP on
eeocomnodsnng .tsIms. The lot is 26 by loo ,eet
oeeg. inquire0fWM. 3, Book Bind
sac. fiTf sai init noI{-soims
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aNrTHE AROvE SALE rs POSTPONED
annl TuESYAr AFTERNOON, December 9Th
80 . - JAS. xbAMs. SURVIVING Trustee.
,s &c. McG UlRE G CO., Aucts.
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HoUSE FOR RENT-On corner Of nth street
VIM: 3: GRAHAM, General Land Office.
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THE MAs-TxAr.-Th wsshington canal has
long beer. known - the 6 man-trsp. u because 81
the number Of persons who have walked into ID
and drowned. Something has been gained by the
constructions Of the new bridges with guards at the
abutments, and the lighting them with pas. But
nov and then we hear Of persons walking over
board at the unbFidged streets. On Monday two
hpsey persons walked over, arm In arm One Of
them managed to scramble out; but the other
being more confused could not ind the walls.
and took position In the middle of the canal and
sung out thankfully for aid, which being at hand,
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VIsIr TO THE Third Drsrl1cr scHooLs,-On
Tuesday morning, Aldermen Miller, McNerhany,
Price, and Huntington, and Mr.. Mcknew and Dr..
lronsides, OF the Trustees, visited nearly all the
public schools in the Third District. We under.
stand tine visiting gentlemen were highly gntihed
with the condition Of the schools and the progress
Of the scholars. Appropriate remarks were made
by Messrs. Miller, lrohsides, McNerhany, Dun
nington, Price, and McKnew, in the course Of
which they paid Just compliments 10 the acquire
meats and faithful discharge OF their onerons
duties on the part Of the teachers. We learn that
IL IL the infention OF the above-named oentiemen.
at an early day, 70 visit those schools In the Dis
trict which want Of time not lination caused
them to omit ON Tuesday.Q-v - - go 8
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meantime, as her energy and enterprise justly en-
title her. end consluded with the following senii-
msnt, which Vas responded to by the mos. enthu
siAstic applause from all present The people of
Georgia and the people Of Tennessee: Identified in
= eOmm'E interest and common destiny May the
sun never set upon their union.
Maj HEMAN was also esiled ont and made q
most felicitous response, which elected the most
enthusiastic applause
The following note from Gen. s. R. AsDsssoS
was then read
MELVILLE Posr OFFICE, June Il, 1859.
Carr E. O. FOorEa, 3D:Dsar Sir: Since you, this
morning received call burial Of chile
absent friend. These eas susf BE- attended TO- regret
eannotbe with yOu and Georgia friends ocock
send Jon The enclosed sentiment.
Yours truly, s.RANDERsoN,
The Volunteer Mitsry-Ths strong bslFark and de
ieseeSi American freedom
A number of volunteer toasts we're offered, but
We could procure only the following:
By Cap. R. C. Foster: Capt. CLAGHORS, of the
Chatham Artillery A true representative Of the
chivalry d GeOreia.
By G. N. Fooe Esq Georgia and Tennessee:
United bybanls OF iron May We not hope that
hfncsforib We shall be more strongly united Ey
Sind feeling and good fellowship!
By GenlB. F. CHsATHIx: Col CAMPBELL, OF
the First Regiment of Tenuessss .Yoluateers and
late Governor of the Slate: Soldier and Patriot,
ia whom thFre is no guls.
By Dr.. NtwxAS: Tse nsmcry of Col. &. Il. Eos.
TER, one Of TeDness.es honorei Statesmen-trus
tOhls country sf sterling integrity and devoted in
his friendships
pELAsxL
Thus ended one Of tde most pleasant and agrtes-
be social gatherings We have ever attended in
Nashville, and we have assurance that our Geor.
gs friends highly delighted with the entertain
msnt. We trust that their stay amoug US has been
as pleasant to them it the desire and inten.
ton Of our ciizens to make it, and that they will
take whh them to their Georgia homes a host of
pleasant rscollecons of their visit to the City 0;
Rocks