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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Nov. 4.
A Commission D'Lanatice Enquirendo has
been appointed 10y Judge Gould in the case Of
Mrs. Bianda Dudley. in view of the alleged
re""Nt singular disposition made by her of pro-
marty.
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Warning to the Unwary, and one

IL Warning to the UnwaTy, and one
''mighiy to save" is contained in the book "HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. 1t
exp fully aud uneQnvocaly tho secet causes OF furc
tonui arrangements au prostraed wors with untang
instructions eradicate every trace and particle Of tho ven
Of disease that gnawins that nsidously, but too
surely away aud uudermines the constitution leaving
but the wreck Of his former self The victim Of this
fatal te0dsncy should not lose in procuring this
available work.
Sold by Dr. BARROW, I5J Prince street, New York
Price 25 cents. Sent free everywhere.
soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND and VIM .FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland. oc7
EY@ The History of Dr. ]. HOsTETIER'S
STOMACH BtTTERS the most remarkable mo iciue Of
the day. many performed with
in Of Lv Complaint, Dyspsps a, Nervous Debl-
iy other diss Arising from dsorderod stomach
or liver places 1t Bmong mast astonishing discoveries
taken place in thu med cal world The diseases
which Bers applicable eie so universal that there
but feg Of friends who miy not test their virtues
in their families circle of acquainanoes and prove
their satisfaction there At least remedy
among many advertised medicines deserving the public
commencution.
For aeby Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
oet25lw
PowERLEss FOR Ev1L-PoTENT FOR GooD.-
When pain or Inflammation is present. and Drandreths
pills used they seize upon the humors which
the occasion of the pain and Inflammation and remove
and causing the expulsion of demayed homo possessed
bv other Medicine. For Brandreihs Pills operate sole
upon those mpuri les which suuounl aud affect the It's
and organs affected by disease By natural affinity
they seize these humoTs, because their life Is below that
of the surrounding parts and expe them cm the body
Young people cannot but middle aged and old people can
in meusuro approci e that icine which, being used
sickness acts only upon the Of disease and which
as p9wer except upon those humors whose presence
produces every pain, and whose removal removes even
is
full pills pc erate and impurities rmi thus
venting settling # the humo because they are removed
the body In rheumaism levers. pleursles pains II
the side dyspepsia head aches coveness, Asthm colds
coughs throats, piles uoert, bos they give immo
ale relief; and taken early, prevent organic disease
RIaades pronounced beyond human skill have yielde
80 their influence aud mil ions of human lives have bee
saved by their timely OH how important in sicknes
60 use that sdcipe which onl' eKnguishes the discus
and leaves no evil cfec. behind
Sold At No. 29I Canal St., Brandrehs Buildug ans
S. din T. No, 90 superior street. CLEVELAND; aud
medicines d.
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Coon ADvIoR.-Be saving your money and
make it go a great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself aud children, at l. Benedict &
Sons, pol Superior st. who have received very
large and choice assortment Of goods, IN their line
of the latest AtYlea
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The MILITARY SCHOOLS or RUssIA.--One of
the most interesting episodes in Dr.. BAirds lee.
ture on Thursday night, related to the Military
Schools OF that Empire lie stated that the Em-
psror Nicholas gave orders that he (Dr. b. should
see those schools during his second visit, in the
summer Of 1850. Accordingly Colonel, an aide
camp Of the Grand Duke Michael, the brother Of
the Emperor who was Commander in-Chief of the
Armies Of the Realm, was sent to accom- pany him.
An entre day was devoted TO visiting the three
Military Schools In st. Petersburg. The 1Ist one
visited had a thousand cadets in ii. He had DR..
q. 60 through it from bottom to top aud hear
some Of the classes examined in mathematics, his
tory, etc. All The cadets spoke French well and
the textbooks used were mostly French. The
course was very much like that Of our own West
Point The Doctors description Of the dinner, Of
the admirable department of the cadets at table, OF
their chanting grace before The meal, and Of
Thanksgiving aher, was highly interesting. He
also gave a numerous description Of the manOuyres
OF the youngest class consisting Of 200 youths, j
in marching through the immense dormAory where
they all slept, and their sudden IN dresSIHg and
rapid dressing. They did not become quite naked
bat very nearly So They were fine looking lads
and apparently enjoyed the fun excessively. The
second Military School had $50 and the other l5I
cadets. Atthe close, the Colonel put into Dr. b.
hands manuscript, report on the military schools
the army, ETC., made by tle Grand Duke Mchai
to his brother the Emperor, ard allowed him 4
keep 1t all night. DR.. b. said 1t took him seyera
hours to read II. II was in French. Flom tina
document he learned that there were In that yea
ssUsatssH military schools in Russia and that the
contained nearly ten thousand cadets harshl
Munick, German, was the founder OF thes
schools in the reign Of the Empress Elizabeth, 3
years ago lis from these schools Russia gets be
ane officers
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NEATSFO0T OLA nice, fresh
~ AZ irle sold NJ whetBair aud rtiail hv .fi 81
STRONG y AhMsTRO"O,
auai lQ3 SupeTiorst.
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NoTicE Rev. L. MatlOck, late President Of the
Wheaton Institute, ILL.,, General Agent of the
Christian uti-Slavery Convention OF Ohio, will
lecture in the Wesleyan Chapel, Euclid rect, in
the afternoon Of Sunday, Nov. 9th, at , o'clock,
and in Rev. Mr.. Thomes church in the evening oI
the same day.
Mr.. NJ, is an able and forcible speaker, and thor
olghly posted on the matters he will discuss. lie
will richly repay a hearing.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. a.
Charles Mackbeth was to-day reelected
Mayor ol this city by 800 majority
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ZINC PAINT 20, OoO lbs. dry and
sfRoNG = ARgsTaoNa,
fugl3 ifq Surauor a.
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pUTTY-15 600 lbs. Ladder end bulk
..,, STRONG 4 ARAIsTRoNo,
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Cleveland, November ,, 1859.

ANNIgERsARY EXERCISES AT Plymouth
CHURcH, PRosPEoT STREET.-SABRATH NORM
iNG-Meoting for Prayer at l-2 O'Clock; Sabbath
School Prayer Meeting at 0 o'clock; Anniversary
Sermon By the Pastor at 10 l-2 o'clock.
AFTERNooN-Sabbath School for Singing at
l o'clock Sabbath School for Recitations, &c,
2o'cock; Communion Of the Lords Supper at 3
O'clock
EvENING-YOung Peoples Prayer AteI!ng of
l-2 o'clock Anniversary Missionary Exercises
(by the Laymen) at 7 l-2 O'Clock.
All persons interested are invited to attend.
The Sabbath School Anniversary COLLATION. will
take place on Wednesday e' eaing at O'Clock.
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WHITE LEA D. 20,0 600 lbs. con
stant on hanH ol el tns VaIilus D. adutc urts
s.. ...i- bINON9 h ARhErNuNG.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIcE Parker Psbury will lecture at Tire
mont Hall on Tuesday evening, tue 9th inst, al
! O'Clock. He will give his views of JOnK
BRowN and bis conduct.
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nURPENTfN E--Invoiee receit ed
a weekly, and eel Ling y low heuffs
sfhoNg \ ARnsTRoNp
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HAMMERS OIL-Bank, Shore and
Il SrAeht Cod Liver Qi u he lowe.t brice.t
hTEONG y ARMS KONG.
Rugl1 Sunoriuf 4
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REv. Mr.. WHITES LkoTURR.-Mr. White 8
Third Lecture on the subject Of Temperance ap'
pears 10 the first number Of the WEEKLY
ANALYST, published to-day, TO be had at Mat.
soma Dews Depot, opposite the Post Office
u lee q canta
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Uuiou telegraph,
oFTtcE, wARtNo's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AMI
sT. CLAIR STREETS.
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~ 7VNNINT VTUVTI
JAREs T. STERLIEo. Seo'y Y. M. c.

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate can be found at
Fooo, EEswoRTH 4 Cos,
octl Cor SuperiOr and Seneca sta
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III ,INShED OIL 80 BBilS. q. U.
- Ghi stS0tD's, The hfat "a ihe yerd, fttlaioutr
ns,, s,,.,, se5 pneesl STRONG \ fRkssikcNe
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10 For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend =. Rufiui's excellent assort
monts of Fall Styles, at IT'S Superior street. lie,
as practical Furrior, is now engaged in manuiac-
turing Capes, NuGs, Fur Gloves, ETC., ETC., for the
Fall aud Winter trade
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ssD- TINS regular monthly social meeting Of
the Y. NJ. @. A.. aud the f.. q. u, appointed for
Tuesday, the LIST, is postponed on account of the
ecture of Dr. Baird until Friday evening, Nov.
9TH, when full attendance is particular desired as
matters of Importance are to be dhcussed,
BY special order,
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RURNETT'S COD LIVER OIL
~ 0onu.no and just recered-pc. fsciy fresh.
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MtaIfintg.

II Drugs, Medicines Paints and Oils.
nRUGS-A COMPLETE ASSORT.
~ MINT "a tcry low frices to- ehuifafie tynde.
.,.,o sIHONo ARAiisSlh lhOAQ.
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DHE EXCELSIOR Is THE BEST
A Toilet OF Hair Dressing ard Perfume. L. will rEe
ven thu hair from falling IN turning eTuy ard
ns any thing can ho. Prepared rhd sid a.
90 u No -, SOUlH SIDE FUR. tQUARE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-10

NEW ORLEASs, Nov. Sat Brownsville on the
The cis9ens were compelled 10 be on the witch
day and night for fear Of an hourly attach md
were thoroughly exhausted In Consequence. Avn
me mails were stopped by order Of Cortepas, and
Vile In imminent danger Of q general onslsueht.
put tne whole country was threatened Point
Isabel had also received warning Of danger.
ffoyiaons Were being sent frorc Maiamorss 20
Brownsville. The Mexican aufhoritIes and troon~
o. or the former place were also rendering promptly
The three millions Of specie expecfed soon NJ
Brownsville was destined for New Orleans.
Capt Land, Of the bark Northmsn. on Boston.
ieii Into the hold this morning and was killed.
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S2HesYs3eeefe ~ ~, Sc, -
GsoRssfowS, NcS5ssb<s;st 10 1sso. 2.
We have ql<f H1egl4 q my one season .
many public fstrset f0otwsyl imrrvvrmsnss m.de
In oar city, = has been the present These I'M
Pssvensnts have not been confined 70 any one
particular locality, but n ever section wherever
The comfort ana convsniencs * the public hve
rsau'ss 80, them 0ef councils have promptly ca
work, interpretive Of fhe opDoeifion ~ 1stsre~tJ
parties; and We have no doubt but In after years
ne public spi,itmsnifesed BY the present. Conn
town 70 regard them q puhlic benefsct5rs 81 .
coming from Wsshingfon, be walked Oh The
sI%.ea sss g s Sdgs street ssdge and hurt
q The tins, which be has not yet recovered Is No
blame Whatever can be attached 70 ths mechanics
$1,000 ~ rssuilaing the bridge, = they had
q t ,ns place s,fSrs ls,visg g y
climb before receiving the tan. = = !,
AZ called meeting Of our City Councils, held
Sc triasy nigh is.t rssolstio1 was passed
ting apart Thursday, the 2ith instant, as day Of
The nembsn q The West Georgetown fR sv.
M Mr. kyiandll N Z, Church are making prepare
uons ior holding fair for the bent of the church
The place sciecfed for holding n is the handsome
and spacious room Ia the Union Hotel. known "A
ip 70 sE :. Han y viii commence on Monday,
3 unusnaily heavy fogs have prevailed the last
TWO OF tnree mornings. This morning, at an early
hour, u was % dense In our town for while that
objects conld not be discerned the length Of .
AT an early hour Yesterday morning quitea num-
per o. wild geese passed over our city, making
their way northwafd. = .
We invite the special attention Of those In want
Of good watch or fine jewelry, &C., cheap, 70 che
advertisement Of -. Blackford Il Son. These
gentlemen have large and well selected stoc r.
which they are disposng Of on the most reasonable
terms Friend Lazenby, Immediately opposite,
on Bridge street, offers TO the public very Import
ant articles In the way Of lamps and oil. We have
seen the oils advertised by him tested, and feel
satisfied that they produce light for reading OF
sewing purposes far superior to the gas light being
son, and in no way calculated to fnjure the eyes
We have no change TO notice In the flour mar
able quantity of wheat upon the mark eft Yesterday
Good red commands from 81 % to 81 IS; white
III .25a$l IS. Sales Of some 900 bushels whit
corn at Sc; yellow commands from 3 to6 cents
more. -.s.
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CoNwrpcrxI-


NKw YoRK, Nov. 10-The sseanshfp Aflsotic
from Aspnwsil on the ID Instant arrived here tbis
morning, She brings upward Of si 500 600 I'M
specie and treasure on freight
The Vanderbilt steamer North st,y h>,r. nm
the 10th, had not arrived al Aspinvall.
Gen scott arrived az san Francisco on sunday
the 10Th, on board the Golden Gate The str~mef
feceived saiutes rom the battery North Point and
Fsihight.
Gen. Scott landed at noon, and vn escorted by
al the VOLUNTEERS Of the city, An arch Of wei
come haa been erected. from the centre Of which
IN 6arouche, he was efheially welcomed by
On Monday, the Eth, be departed fer San Juan
points He was accompanied bv the Fiea ner
shnerick, which returned 70 the city the same
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Jshn Brsw.,s Ceu>.,I

Bosrox, Nov. s.-George H. Howl. who .et~a
a. junior counsel for Old John Brown al CharIss-
town, returns 70 Virginia Tomorrow 70 assisf his
client In the disposal Of his personal efscts. ne
Browns execution. IITIT N : 80
Mr.. Hoyts int visit was In the capacity AZ n
messenger, 70 obtain the services Of Mont On. p
biair, 70 whom he carried letters Of recommends-
ton, Mr.. Blair was unable 10 Assume e. S,s1..
OF counsel for Brown, but was instrument.l I'm
securing the services Of Mr.. Chiffon, who subse-
quenuy acted 20 effectively In the case
IL was not until after Mr. Howl had sscey<,Ined
that the services Of Mr. Blair could not be ob.iped
that he resolved 10 act N assistant tounsri for
Brown -
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ELEsANr cARPETINGs-Ju.t received and

ELE6ANr cARPETiNGs.-Justrs received and
W 2 pieces new style Medallion and other styles
60 pieces superb English Brussels do. all entirely
new imPortstions, By the ssSaxonia," direct from
Engla9d; Amongst thus lot vii be found many
beautiful styles Velvets % ~ low ~ Si.S7k, worth
ei.!5 %! yard. and Brussels at 81, worth 81 Is
Afro. pieces real Scotch Ingram, direct from
Dundee, In pretty. bright little fgnres very chaste
Tor ohambers, brares, halls, 20, ct g. 70 and IS
cents, well worth Is 70 80 ceuts. : - ! =
Also Q. supply Of real English Double-twilied
yenitisn Stair Cerpetiagss in y. X and x width,
gu nsw combinations Of eol0rs, amongst which are
some . thick - sole Leather AL VERY ohoaD.
90 a-eeeo isss cLAGETT & DO0SON,
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AUC1I0H sALR.
THIS AETKRN00NI IQ-No1RoY
n,u.-HsI.As g. eREE q; z 4.st, !. :,

TRusrkEs s2 ~ f 81 4 4ssafSisf. s,u,
rs I'd fS H. s g,
psr' $50 ~ virtue on died Of trust 20 the subsc
vorSed = S cs,s ne dSy q All 49, sad g
e eoa ~ 2; snd h Of Che ssd tsc9rdi Wsssston
wssSisssDss so1ss sli ling s.a beng e he si
sSEIsss At q o'clock n On the krst named prop
Lots numbered Il tran ard $500. ,,e
usS lrt n ngsed tsp hsndrsd ssd sskE ak
Ssred Ten t~n nS , End NINETY Lots num-
ten bundrsd and md s. c;s ana - in ssfs nsg6Fed
Ssred elevsn knnd ssys en- IS And nan
M 49, saIare feet OF ground more or jesss'
,urchsssc ssn. An eonveyaneing at tks cost Of the
4 the terms Of ssle are not complied vim vish,,
ooeys, tne uustee reserves the rishf 10 rss~ffee.
pf0pf!T 3 ne TT I'd eess 6 he Psrekasss
90 s-d&ds71ssS f-R A. i SKEsEN Il p' asc.
IETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until THURSDAY the 10th INST, ct o'ciocf y ~
and shs same place. By order Of the Trustse
no I'd = - A. GREEN, Auct
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TAKE NOTICE.

A. TAKE NOTICE.
III PERSONS owning property on both sides of
Besli street between High street and Montgomery
street, IN 6eorgetovn, ID. c., are required by al
nth, ls5e, to have the iootvsys fronting the ssme
paved With good hard bnct, neon suf6cisaf bed Of
sharp sand and according TO the legal Grade Of aid
street The ourbing must also be put in good order
Win new materials, or with the use Of such OF the
Gu stones nov on the street a. may be ct for the
purpose. The Improvement must Be made by the
psi day q December next or IL viii then be made
Of the tar which has been levied Tor that purSosa
ne ne Cora o. @stssss should not bs approved Of
Improvement will then be made BY him. -.
Persons Wishing 20 contrast for 90 much of the
eboye-named work as shall not have been completed
by the let day Dece~ber next, will leave their
sealed P5opossls for BeslI street, ~ this oice on
nENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS Ofrycx, Georgetovn, d. C,(
n.-..,Q October Asts ls5s. =
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.
A REsoLurIos in relation to Water Main.

-. r
A RESOLUTION In relation to Water Mains
Rssolcsd ~ the Board Of Aldermen and Board OF
Connaos Coxseft Of ths Cerporasios Of Georgetoyn
That the Sisters Of the Visitation be- and they are
hereby, authorized, under the superintendence Of
the engineer in charge Of the waterway to tap the
water main on High street, and connect the ri pe
heretofore laid by them with IL Provided, the
o.s q tine pay the :sms amount
between Third and Fourth streets, az has been
assessed on other property az water tax; and
provided, that the above arrangement meets the
appreciation Of Capt. NJ. C.. Meigs.
Approved October 20, 1859. es..si
A RESOLUTION relating to Bridge Street Bridge.
Rssolred BY tA< Board Of Aldermsm and Board of
C,mmon Council fths Corporation of Gsorgstor.,
Council, and James A. Magruder. Of the Beard
Of Aldermen, together with the Mayor, be- and
they are hereby, constituted committee to have
the Bridge street bridge put in good repair; and
for the purpose Of paying Tor the same the sum Of
five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, be, and the same IL hereby, appro-
prated to be paid by the CLERK to the order Of ssd
committee. GApproved October %, 1852
= A RESOLUTION in favor Of T. Y. Donaldson.
Rssolred by f1e Board of Aidermen aud Board of
Comnon CcsSeH Of the Corporations of Georgstsics,
That the sum Of i've dollars and twelve cents be-,
BY css s'ss e paid
per bill. Approved Oct. %, 1850.
A RESOLUTION in favor Of w. d. wallach.
Rssolred By the Board of Aldermen asd Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporations of Geosgefoscs,
That the sum Of one hundred dollars and thirty.
three cents be, and the same is hereby, appropsta-
Wallach, as per Bill.
= Approved Oct. %, 1859. s4 SIS
RESOLUTION in favor Of John q. Iarman.
Rsso'red By the Board Of Aldsrmss asd Board Of
81
That the sum Of thirteen dollars and seventy Eve
cents be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated to
be paid by the Clerk to the order Of John q Lar
man, In full Of his bill TO date. ~ - - =
Approved Oct %, 1859. sss
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I'VE rooDmDend our CORRESPONDENT to try Mona.
Soyer'e pew Sonces entitled the sSultana,s SauooJ
~ maoe 46ef The Turkish recipe; its favor Is q
cellent 81 y sords considerable I'D n cssss q
SLOW sa4 yeek dIgestion.-zAs LAaest. -. = I =
fne cu1muee SeucQ 10 neyQYy, piquant, end spi-
cy5 = hsRI combination Of Gsyors and ssssncss
worthy q he deloats taste Of Sultsna the genins
eriminsting Dublic."-O6seyvsr. - = - -
"A conosekatcn Of a the pisuant resources a.
Turkey md Rusol4 - Un6ts6 Services GoGstts.i
As ttlllatsr Of the appetite this Sanos stahds
elcns. ills most valuable adjunct to Fish, Ffssk
q tovi, snd should b plsssd ON svsry dinner n
The Ssltsps ssses il most dslieious ssses-
Sole AgeaE Tor the United s<stes- GARDINER
ShfyvELttNyAHta fpiEtcn st5 H Ncv York; sna
efV.H: kipENQUR, 500 Pa ev.; SHEEEEL&
ga isE q ~ I'D as sS;S Ssss. Co., corn
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MINIS DlIss ssI1s. y
revr1'' D,.s' s'Ir',y -. s....... 80

s! MoAE wA5s1 e. Gen I.iS!s Hsn ciossias
announce thsf their annual dselsy Of Pal and
WINTER Clothing = nov ready for imposition. y
Youths Clothing Of the nevest and richest designs
IN H.ssrial, Thinning, and xork manship.
3hshi0uabls articles Of dYess, On Opportunity IL now
offered for sssctinE from The 9ost ettrsstvs stock
Of ksedy -Msds Clothing In tins city. 1t very re-
ouoed pFioes. 49, - ally
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NEW YolE, Nov. 1o.-Stocks are active and
higher. United States SIS Of 1874 1ox ChIcaoo
and Rock Island 62x; Illinois Central shar0 ~:
Panama Railroad la; New Yssk CeutuI 7pS:
facinc Mall Co. 73Ki Mo- Ga s<x; Va. 81 elx.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BIZ A. GREEN. A.ctions

E1eiirr By a. GREEN, Auctionoer.
RRlCk & HOUSE AND LOT AT THE cor
MONDAY: the 18th Iast, shsi sell, IN 'front.' Of he
r. & oSlSSs E that yslssbls properly
and stiset north Ssyias ffess Of = Bel inch
e SO sssss and q ses on sh street coSsnng
viii the impreyements, Which is . good two story
n y s. s,ss
and near Judiciary Square. Patent and Post Ocss
HA Sa s sSs cssS rss.
,s.,t ts er make good investment viii do ven
Terms. One. fourth cash balance in g. u. 10. "a.
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day Of
a deed .givsn,snd deed Of trust taken. Title
indie putabie; All conveyancng at the cost Of the
nosd A. GREEN. Auct.
pUBLIC SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
" pKsIaABLR FARMS IN PRINCE G koRsE's COUNTY,
THE RESIDENCE OF THE LAII DR. EDwalD EvTis,
s. say Of ,s
II O'Clock: g. M the undersigned will sell az public
SG.so% md ISIs ;@ &. and: q
miles from Ws.6in1ton. Il E hssyiy n smss sIss
pso. and s sRf
one hsif mile of The line Of the projected Baltimore
HoS;s, Qa.rssI.. two isrgs TaS.soo aoa.ss. csps.
co House, and q good well of water IN the yard.
rne lmpro Sements are oil in good repair, and the
There has been seeded on the farm 80 bushels OF
wheat, fof Which tho purchaser win be expected 20
Terms Of ssls: One-third cash the balance i'm I
and 2years, secured By the notes Of the purchaser
After the sale of the land, there will be sod All
Farming Utensils,
Valuable Horses. s7T
Cattle and Stock,
Fifty hogsheads OF Tobscco in the House.
500 barrels of Corn, &C., dc. % ! -
Terms Of sale fer the personal estate cash or ac-
| est added - !. 90 -
III Persons desiring to purchase will please call
on the subscriber, who Will take pleasure In shov
| ing it. Too 27-dts) MATTHIAS EVERSFIELD.