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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-20
The St. CFoix Valley.
The Lumber Trade-The Farmers and Crops-Flouring
Mis-Poliitcs-War Rumors.

Regular Correspondence ofhe Pioneer and Democrat.
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Personal
Isaac v. Fowler has had the yellow fever

-. Isaac v. Fowler has had the yellow fever in
Cuba.
80. Rev Daniel Worth. Of North Carolina, has
forfeited his bail-Ris surety was his son-in-law-
80. Psusen, the chess player, Paul Morphy's
strongest adversary, sails for Europe In few days
49, Lady Franklin, attended by Cyrus w.
Field, Esq. attended service on Sunday morning
IN New York, at the church of Rev. DIR. Adams
---- Madame l.: Grange, the celebrated opera
singer, arrived at Southampton, ERgland, en- rGEte
for Paris from Rio de Janeiro, the ID instant.
Mr.. Yancey spoke at Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati, on Saturday night, to a crowded au-
dience- l-.r-'
The Princess Alice, second daughter of
Queen Y Victoria, Will be betrothed next month TO
Prince Louis Of Hesse Darmstsdt, one Of the prin-
clPI Of the petty duchies of Germany
Mr.. Rarey. the famous horse tanner is
coming Home. He brings with him the most IN
manageable of his transatlantic quadruped pupils
the .erT steed, Cruiser. Es-
.-.- frank Leslie and his quondam friend and
right-hand man, DR.. Augustus Rawlings, have
had falling out, originating, IL seems from their
business relations. ..
49, Mr. and Mrs. Bourcicault receive for their
joint services at the new Adelphia Theater I'm
London $40 per week. John Brougham for his
engagements at the Haymarket Theafer, London,
gets $50 per nig ht, with a clear half benefit
70 s..- DR.. j. w. Palmer well known as literary
man In this city, has bacame attached to the Phil
adslphia Inquirer, in the staff If which he 10 to
occupy prominent position. He cannot fail to
prove valuable acquisition to that old and able
journal
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\ Z. :. STEAMER BRoraHr TO By A sPAsJsH
H,AA-oP- WAR A Key W est correspo pendent of the
He.S ork Journsl Of Commerce SAYS: "a little
episode occurred tie other day 70 The Crusader.
which bds given rise TO no little feeling in Hava-
IA, and which may vet prove an entering we'd .
70 '1rfe psesslble" dtheulties. A Spanish man Of
war steamer threw a shot across the Crusadsrs
Dow "hen Captain Msfft replied by firing ditto.
no stin2 bis eoiors, and stearniDg down with his
mea at quarters, demanding what be meant, IL
YES yes. mls,ake The Crusader looked somewhat
Ike the city Of Norfolk and hence tire rn,sars
Eishehsion Trifing as this would seem 10 be,
~ has az skened among the Hidalgos and Senori
20 slTChs feeling Of wounded pride | very
s.H,eIsly nope mat IL WON'T complcate our di "a
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FRENCH Z RIcsgHssTTEiN,
B..vSss S; i il.S PA ,aa A IsIS .,;,,..,
BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS. ~
New and interesting work. I'm sf ra.a,,.aa

= New and interesting work. just received:
Camille from the French Of Alexand,r Dum.s
tho younger i2rno; cloth. Price ST 81 Inv nail
Cousin Harry by Mrs Grey, author Of Ut ~,
Besuy Z, .. "Gamblsr's WIFE," &C.; limo cloth
The Actress in High Life; limo cloth. prioe
8 IS, BIZ mai. - : NV
Miss Gilberts Career; an American stor.: larno.
c.oth Price g. rs by mail. - -A"'
The hoasehold or Bow vens ;by Southern lad
2 vols; l2mo; Goth. PRICE 81, BY mail -
The Lost Hunter; by G. T. Adams; limo; cloth.
.idi Gsss: sad q Alfred B. ssrsss; emo
Margaret Monoreas,, or the Fret Love of Ann
Burr Romance OF the Revolution !; by Cha iss
Bqrdetj limo; cloth Si25, by mail. -" :
JACK Hopstons Adyenteres. or the Adventures
Nemesis; 81 the Beautiful writer. Marian H.,-
land, author O" Alone Hidden Path DO; i2mo;
! Hsrlsh 6s Xusasts l. EVANS Ismo; cloth. Pic.
The Women in white; ~ wilkis Collins. Cloth
D. Men, 81 a shs F {. author of"Aaam Bsde
fhe Woman Of ths South !; 40; sptsoue- eilt
beautifully illustrated. Yrice "a by mill So
the above works sent By mail free Of So,tax "a
Our u:ual discount given on ell bound books
.. FRENCH 4 RIcHsrElNJ
Do, Nc: g1s Pa svsnue, Washington, b. E. I
i To8 Smces oox Jlo. - - \. -, : 90 q ly.r
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III The New Mexico mail with advice, to
the 9th lest his .r.iyed 81 Independesre -
The coHpalleS OF United States troo,. ..,,
against the Navaiefs, have been gone from sants
Fetbouf tive weeks. In their absence a hand ~
Indians within eig ht mi les Of SAINT, Fs -
ruti ef 23B mules. Sixty Were recovered, but III.
balance Wss entirely lost. -
The Indians hsd succeeded In running or from
the Government terd at Albuquerque one hund red
kesd 81 beef cattle They Were followed, bul
thev Killed all the cattle and escaped. =
The Goyernof Of New Mexico aud Col. Faunt-
leroy were at io.serheads In regard 10 the tear.
ing down % an old building.
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IL The New York Times has Utah Advice. q,
thS 18th Of September. The newly appoIntrd
Feder7l Judge, Crosby, had errived In the Terri
tory, and, at an interview with his Associats
the courts had been arranged The second and
last hznd-cart train OF the season had arrived at
SaIt Lake City.i "A number Of the Mormon leaders
nao 1eceatiy been on an excursion to the coal
mines oi TIE Territory, an examination Of which
setqs y have satisfied ITEM that they conld hs
~orsed Win advantage, as measures were imrne-
dIa'eiy hken to open a foad to the locality. Sur-
,,syo--1eoeral FianfSaugh was sgitating In the
Mot nS, Rewss9eTs the subject Of the invalidity
settlements. XXI = - rt''1 N''''" @'n
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. OFFICIAL VoTE OF OHIo.-The aggregate vote
Of Ohio Is very heavy, amounting to 412, 7Oi, and
exceeding that of last year lass 1857 by So, 93s
votes-a remarkable increase. The aggregate
vote on Supreme Judge Is heavier by 1000 than
that on any other office, clearly showing where
the intensity Of the struggle lay. Brinkerhof's
majority is 1901 Murrsyis plurality Is 25 ,27s;
his absolute majority over the Democratic and
Union votes combined, 1858. Sargent's plu-
ralty is 81 $40 his clear majority over all opPo-
xitioa, u, e54. The average Republican plurality
is2f,s7l; average majority over combined oppo-
S1tton I5lS2
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TU-M0RhOW
By Az eREEN Apofioueef.

- - By Al GREEN Arcfioneer.
ExTENslvE SALf OF HAN DsOME NEW
IHUEsD4Y Y. the ssth iIst sasll och a. me resi-
dence NO. $50 noIh u street. between Sab ard 7th
Fine Mshoeany and wafout Psrlor Sets, with Bro
ceteiie eoysIlnf, oompI.sinS Tete-a Tetss. Q
Fine Mahogany Marble top Dressing and other
Fine Sshosauy Msrble-.Op Center. cid. aud sofA
Fine Mshcsany wAatnOts, Corner. Book and other
Pine Mshcxany Hair -cushicned and srrinr Sofa.
Lounges, Castor, Arm ard RoekmG Chair,
Fine Mahossny. fns jenny Lind, French and other
Cans, seat 0fhce, Dining. Reception and Chamber
Fias y siIu ut aud Mahogany wardr.bss. Boole...
Pine marble TOP cossase and Hall Sets,
China, Glass and CTockery Ware.
" ish . large variety % other Furniture, vhsck
. oesm uenecesssry to enumcIate.
Is very superior, with Stoo and Cover,
Terms: All sums rndsr SIS oaah: over Ssx a
credit OF a. q months. for notes enthusiastically
Sing c"mpe,ieo 20 move out afthe hosse By the
&C za-d - A. 6RsEN. Auct
BY THOss DOwLING; Georretovn
L Ac.-On THURSDAY. MORNING. tn II
lost at o'cloct, n front Of the auction room. The
effects OF family having iSwn, consisting Of
Ghairs. taeies, Bureaus,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Loofis. ssse., stoves, &c. 40.
Lot Of Chickens, Dueks, 80 do.
os aa-d THos. BOWLING. Aust
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auo-o GERS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc1o GERS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE AND
~ EIrEcIs OF CAsPARIs's HOTEL -On MON
DAY MORNING, November 5th, oommen cling q
10 o'c.ock ana GO ntinuinE until the whole 10 dis
POSED of. We shall sell the entire Furniture and
Effects % ..CaeraIIs's Hotel on sopth a
street. opposite the Capitol Park, comprising the
Furniture, DO Of FORTY rooms, viz:
Mahogany hair splng seat Sofas, Rockers, Arm
Chairs and PArlor Cbsirs,
Marble top Centre, Sofa and Side Tables, hi.
Mahogany Gard, Breakfast, and Writing Tables.
Gilt-frame Mantsl and fier Glasses,
Damask and chintz Curtains, Lace Curtains and
COrnics, r~ .- - -. = I
Cane-seat Chairs, Lounges. Easy Chairs,
Rush-seat Chairs Fancy Tables,
sseads, OF Bracly's make, =
Walnut and Mahogany Marte-top Dressing Bu-
Mahosany and Painted wardrobes, washstsnds
Superior Feather b DIS. Hair and Husk Matsressoo
Bost-rs and Pillows, - - 4
Excellent Ban kets, Comforts. Spreads,
Large quantity Of sheeting, Table Cloths and
Brpis,ls, Three ply. and Ingram Carpets,
OllciOth. Mating. Crash, &c, y -
China. Glass, and Crookery- Ware, T-
Table Cutlery, Block-tln Ware, Casters, Walters
kefrlEe rator, Stoves of various kinds,, -
Also, one very superior Billiard Table,
Bar room Fixtures complete,
Together with a large ass 1rtment Of Household
Effects not necessary To ensmersts.
r = Tne House. which 10 one Of the m ost com.
ptefe Tor It's size IL the city is for rent. Ipeure or
the premises or OF the Auoneneers. 80 :
&C "a j. G.. MCGUIRE q Co. Auc.s
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DR,,4bIH1i; !scYN THE hyYG DocToR,

DR.4H; sCHENcKi THE ,hUYG DOCTOR,
Drug store Of s i. WAITS, corner Of Seventh ntR
street and Louisiana svenae, ON Wednesday,, Oero
PrI%oso sTSur The the 'if Dssnsof OF
ScafNck's RKsPIKoMETER, the only trum emit
f.
portance to the consumptiye. Many eminent
trea1ffss Constant and long e1.atios s
become ianlllaI vita every sound or rattllrg Of
SohencE to get sxsmiaed tbs. ha e been OK sm,nsd
by their family Physician, " no tod them that one
with The Rsspiiometer Il !: Often found than Il Il
an nnsetlon u the bronchial tribes and by getting
the Is soon 9 restored to health. soetMs:
msdlolIe that VIII stop cough is certain death to
tic a Of the blood. hsnoTr.se follows, and in iaot
stopping the action OF the very organs that caused
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the cause of
two thirds of the cases Of Consu nption. Persons
side, bowels sometimes costiys and sometimes TOO
,oos,, tongue coatsd, pau in the shoulder blade,
drowsy; everything that is eaten lies heavy on the
| 8 omao?, aoidity, bechins up wind. Hundreds are
a heavy cold and before the, gel nd Of Il, then
another, then the time to know what 10 DO; then
examined; then il the ti,L 9 to knov. what consh
medicipe to take Stop that sough sudden and then
aive sta:e and before the pate Mt is aware Of his
situation the lungs are . ass of sores and death
Sohenok's PuImonis syrup is an expeetorsnt, brit
1t does not contain any opium any thing to cheek
cough suddenly, but If aided with the Seaweed
Tonic and M sndrake Pills, is cure to purify and
c,rry q all diseased matter from the system.
Dr.. 8. has number Of PERSONS in this city, that
can be referred to- that have beer In the ast sIagt
of Consumption, and cured by his medicines He
does n wish TO he understood that when ungs are
gone that n can mske new ones. but when one is
sound and the other may hsve quite cavity in it II
can by careful Treatment be rlpened. and diseased
matter carried of, and the patient get well
For taorOuf examination with bis X spirome-
ter he charges S. but 1t ofea happens bis patieas
do not req uire an examination with the Respi
ter, as 3 mas had such arge experiences he can
detect at q garce VINE her snch examination 10
necessary. all professional sdvice ..-'
Persons DESTROYS of consulting Or. s. had better
avaIi themselves of this opportunity, as his calls
elsewhere are numerous that 1t 10 impossible
for him to VISIT Washington every week a. he at
first contemplated. 80 re-. -..
SAM. b. WAITE, Age { for washInston CITY
Price Of ths P9monio SyTup, 81 per bottle, or rs
per half dozen; Sawed Tonic, 81 per bottle or SIS
per ball dozsn; Mandrake Pills, Is cents per box.
oc % 1w EEL : e
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APPOINTED q. Leckron, Esq, ha.
been appointed Paymsster's clerk for the IT, g
sloop-of war Vandalia, bound to the East Indies
Mr. l.. served In the same seas lately in the Min.
nesota, when she was in the diplomatic VIM. b
Reed acknowledgements
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oPERArIc CONCERT Our citizens will be glad
to learn that Madame Colson, Brignoli (she great
tenor,) Fern, and Susini propose to give grand
oPeratic concert In this city on Wednesday eve
ming next probably at w lizards Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

The PKISCE wEAEs NUMBER SzvKSs.-A Bos-
ton pspsr s4ys :.' w bile here, the Prince ordered
pair Il alligator boots from I N Rice, School
street I 5ey were fafnishad In forty-eight hours
sft~f ne order was received. The Prince wears
Inrnber seveus ffs-ftr.
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BEN ~ fAkSCH. WIN. Y. RloHsrIlN.
NEW FIRM -5a,Ls4.
FIR ENCH & RICHST Elm,
tSsecessors to VIM. F. BayIy.)% a.
l.tt Wholesale and Retail Dealers in c.,,

80 .Wholesale and Retail Dealers iun.i-
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND PERIODICALS
49, :. No. 21s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE r
and printed. eAsi"'eo
Paper and Envelopes Stamped with Initial with
ont extra charge. :, ',fI~ " w
Subscriptions received for all the Weekly Papers
md MAGAZINES; also. New York Herald, TiInes
Cal and examine ouv stock, rs. .5s5
than the ublisher's pricee - - -, "eA'' VS.
Okny Books mob on hand ordered with di..
anu HnieoeJRnl6. 90 "a I'm
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MA late arrival brings news Of terrible gale
having occurred at Buenos Ayres on the 10Th and
seth August, by which the shipping in port, and
ether property was considerably damaged, and
several lives were lost. The gas works Of the
city were destroyed, and the place left In dark
ness until they can be rebuilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

III Two steamers, the BienviIle and The En-
pine City, arrived at Ne,v York from Havana on
Nosday. W hen the Empire City lefs Havana
hurrfcaBe wss expected, and the admiral had Is
sued orders 10 the Spanish fee; 70 be- ready TO
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TOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA "a
THE STEAMSHIP ys4BEL.

,WILLLAM RoLLINs, Comm ander,
Will leave CHARLEsTONo on the st of N OVEN.
West and Havana EfE3N
Ihe isABEL IS rated by the undcrS11kA
writer's OF both Europe and America and from re
GENTLY introduced improvements rs by IA, the
an9 most agre able conveyance to the above ports
Todd's Building, WashingtOn, or 10 MORDEChii
co ITO East Bay, Charleston, oc 226&21
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spirit Of the Merninx Press.

The Consultations descants at length upon the
sectional Issue which II says the Republicans
have made in the current Presidential contest.
The IateHigsnesr tells how that the Democrats
frequently criicise themselves in crticising their
Bell and Everett opponents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

DIANOs, PlANOS-The largest aesortmsnt Icf
y Pianos Mslodeons, Guitars, yio-1Gna
eordeon,, Flutnas, ConosrtInas, Flutes,' W
Eies, Flag eoetts. Cla[ionetts, b. Lnstruments
an immense stock Of sheet Music, Mu.io Books
era oReiiHs, ios sysFy inst54ment 81 the Music
and 18th street Sole Agent of Steinvay & Son =
Bacon Raven & Co.'s and Knabe & Co.'S Pianos.
90 % If .Hf.f = -'F'l' 90 80. : n 80 -
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: % 2Ed Intl BoNTZ 4 GRIFfrrH, Auots.

'rd ByJ. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.
ELEGANT Antique CARVED PARIS
AND BRONZE uANTKL CLOCK, UANDnL IDRAs AND
SaNLLksricks TO MATCH, ca GkkEN AND GoLp
fRENcH CHINA pISSER AND CorFHE War;, Gas
Ga i5rfI: FL.
warts bui d ngs. three uoors wsst Of the auction
rooms. hero the ARTICLES have been sTralsed for
sSd Elects Of fs Taeososis s.fothe1, shoh ~ss
all purchased in Paris, comprisiag- =
I'D eide Chairs, two Book Gases, wntins and Con
sole Tables, al exquasltelJ carved. and COS,
Satin Damask Covered Easy. and Fancy chaira,
Oar Cane seat Din ns aud Rush seat Chairs,
Ssr snS MINT NUT Ms,S stcy fables
One very .arEe Pier Giass, - ,..-
haIiso@s KSssSoGS and walnu. Secretary and
Writllg Desks, Wsatrots.
MsUI: wes0ss p1s, Is Table
Walnut Elfzabethan and Jenny ind Bsdsteads
Hand some Fuil slab pressing Bureaus. Wesh-
stands and Commodes, 81 -,
glsnkei:, shes.ins, Toilet Sets.
nice, Shades and Fixtures, ~ = -
Solid Oak Extension Dining Tables.
superb GIesn and Gold bohemian Glass Dessert
n6n0sofnely DecOreted french C1ln2 Dinner De1
eert and Cofse Service,
Rich Crystsl cut Glass Ware,
Silver, plated Casters, Walters, Csstors, Cake
Baskets. Tea Sets, spoons and orks,
Elegant Bronzs Bowl, Cand estioks,
Cane seat Chairs, OUNCES,
Velvet, Brussels and Three plv Carpets,
Together with . general assortment of Household
Requisites.
Terms: SO ana under cash; over that sum .
credit OF 90 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest. 81. : /
r. S.-Ca.alos pes viii be issued few days before
ocA-d &c. MCGUIRE A co Ano.,
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE "A proclamation has
been issued by the President for the SALE in June
next Of about three and three quarter millions Of
acres of public lands In the State of California
This proclamation embraces some Of the best agri-
cultural lands in the State, in the valleys of the
San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers and their
tributaries, with ample supply Of water and
timber; soil Of the best quality aud capable Of
producing almost every variety Of crop Tobacco,
maize, rice, &c, forish in the lateral valleys
while in the main valley the cereals produce most
extraordinary crops. The grasses are luxurious
and nutritious, and all, or nearly all, of the fruits
and vegetables of the temperate zone thrive ad-
mirablv. ITO.
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NAVAL fNTELLrsKScR.-The Lancaster, nag.
ship Of the Pacific squadron, was at Callao, Sept.
-, and also the steamers Narragansett and wyo-
ming. & "sF . p
The Management expected to sail in the course
Of week for Panama, and il was the intention
Of the tag to soon follow her, touching on
the way at Guavaquil -
Flag Ofhcer Montgomery was waiting the re-
suit Of Mr.. Clay's demands in reference to the
claims Of this Government against that of Peru,
which, IL was thought, would be very soon ar.
rived at sar . 81. rr..s - - /
The U s. sloop Cyane 10 expected at Panama
from the Gulf OF Guaymas early In November;
and the Levant, from the Sandwich Islands, has
probably reached Panama before this -
Second Assistant Engineer Thomas Cronin, of
the Wyoming, has been condemned by medical
survey, and will be sent to the nited States
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AUCTION SALES.

EARM FOR SALE At AUCTION "A Farm
OF IS acres OF and, near Colssviile, Montgonery
Mr.. Johl Culver. The Farm Is We'll vstsred and
lmksoyed y aoomtoItsbie swelling house, bsrIs,
THURSDAY Y, vcsober Is, At 10 O'CLOCK, together
with the stoof, Werons md Farming Implements
on sne plsoss lsciudl nc hne rev churn s-d soHe
ShoOld the weather prove unfavorable on the
above date, the sale viii tAke paos the first fair
day. For farther Information inquire on the place.
IL John vel, Eh0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

CARD.
HE Attention Of tire public is respectfully rnvi
ted TO the extensive sale of excellent ew Furniture
which will take place on THURSDAY, the 25th
instant. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the wareroom. No.
500 north ID, between 9Th and 7,h streets. Ia
Furniture is Of an excellent quality and comprises
large and general assortment and as the subscri-
Der is compelled to give up the room on or before
the first of next month, great bargains may be ex-
pected, f1t1 CREEN~
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

SURVEYS IN CALEDONIA Commissi oner
OF the General Land Ofice (Joseph g. Wilson,
Esq y is In receipt by the late mails nom Calf
fornia OF the annual report from the SURVEYOR
General OF that state, showing the progress Of
sisting Of the survey Of confirmed private land
claiuis under treaty Of Gusdaloupe- Hidalgo in
1913 with Mexico, and public lands The pro-
gress Of the surveys has been co-extens We with
the appropriation made by Congress for that pur.
pose. Among other information which the re.
port affords is the following :-ssIn California
location: are sought for by the grape grower, the
worthless, but now found To be most valuable:
the agriculturist plows not only the valleys but
to the very mountain tops, obtaining fine Weld
OF cereals sufhcient not only to supply the State
of California, but furnishing a large surplus for
expectation: A large quantity Of wool 10 annual.
ly shipped from this State, and the wine business
bids fair to equal If not rival any country on the
globe" SO 81 = 80 : > =
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By BONTZ q GRIFFlTa. Auctione-r,

u WARE, TAT. KNIvEs, CuTLKRI, &c-On
MONDAY MORNING, October 18th, at 81 90 D,
Ia font Il the AUCTION Moons, 500 seventh street,
ment Of Crnokery and Glass Ware. being the bal
snce OF stock Of . gentleman declining business,
o insisting Of -------a---
French China Vases,
Do Dinner and Tea Wares. ...
Granite Dinner, Dessert and Tee ssiates.
Do Tea and Coffee Cups and SauceTs,
Do Nsxetabie Dsshes, baalns and PItohsrs,
Nappis, Meat Dishes, Granite Bowls,
Cream Pitchers,
6 !snits w ater Pitchers, Toilet Sets,
DO Sugar and Zee Pots, 80 I'D rr... a.
French China SoaS and Brush Trsys.
Do Match Boxes, ~ r,s.-
Do Motto Mugs, to, &o
loo sets OF KNIVES aud FORKS of different kinda,
Togethef with genera assortment Of Croekery
and 6lass w are. = = - -
Terms cash. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

The WRATHsk.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
Jean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
about o,clock
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, a. 8. DxvILLIERS.

p.-. A. 8. DRVILLIERS, y
L R0FESSOR Oftbe FRENCH and GERMAN
hhANGUAGES, 311 Eighth street, betw cen l. and
M, cas- the honor to announces to the public that he
has resumed b. 8 lessons in the above lang ages,
aud has opened at Miss Wood seminary. aga x r
street, between 18th and 18th ats French Class in
which young ladies' will be admitted. This class
VIII meet three times a week At half-past p. m.
Tsrms IS per quarter of 10 months Satisf.otory
arIangen. nte made for lessons given in schools
Mr. de viliers Offers the best eferences az 10 his
zeal. ability, &c. DO 90 "a i'm
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THE SQUARE WEDDING CARD,
Il The latest and most fashionable
See il at
DEMPSEY L O'TOOLE'S,
oc u 2tee Wedding Card Engravers
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By j. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Auchonecre.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF DESKS PIGEON
VI Holm, TABLIs. BlussELs CARPETS, leon
FRIDAY tFTERNuON, October 18Th. At three
o'clock, in front q Winder'. Bui ding, We shall
Desks, PIGEON 10 es, Chairs,
L.. Cloth covered Writing Tables, $3.50.
WAshstands. Toll Sets,
Stools, Straw Mating, Mata,
Prusssis, Ingram and other Carpets,
Stoves, OIcioth, 40.
90 = g. McGUIRE a CO A,ot..
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FUTURE DAYS.
RY A. GREEN. AM

BY A. GREEN, Austasseer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
" CSIRKKT, CAPITOL HILL, AT ArcTsoH.-Cn
THURSDAY, the 18th Ipsfsut, shall sell, in ont
building Lot, frontiag ON northC street, next 20
the corner OF Delaware avenue, il being pat Il
original Lot No. 5. IN Square No 6s4 and con Ain
Ing 6s4 % usre feet Of sfound, ~
The above desc 1bed \ very hsudsoms building
Terms One third cash; the balance Ia and IL
months the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing itterest from day Of sale. A
deed given and deed cf trust taken. Title indie
putable. AL conveyance st the cost Of the pur-
chaser. $50 ~
Oc q A. GREEN. A MT.