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OrKnATIvEs oNA sTRkE-The operatives in
the Newton Upper Falls cotton factory (Maxs J
are on Strike" for reduction Of the hours Of
labor from eleven to ten hours per day. The op-
eratives met some time since and drew up pesi-
ton 10 the company, asking for the reduction.
The request not being acceded to by the company,
the greater part Of the hands left. - - :
IL The freshets produced by the late rains
have been quite destructive, especially on the
banks OF the rivers flowing into Chesapeake bay;
at Easton from a food OF the Lehigh; on the
shores Of the schnylkill, and on all the streams
ina. mat How from the Allegheny mountains. Several
Bishop OF PIrTsBuRs The Hight Rev MI
fnaei Domsnec has been appointed, by the Pope,
nsaoP OF Pirsourg, In place Of Right Rev. Bish-
op Soonner, who lately resigned. Bishop Dom
"a oeen LOT number OF years pastor Of the
Pennsylvania. = '''''A"'o""
" The Chicago un) riibune says that rail.
roac omciai pas recently LEFT that city in haste.
and that an examination Of his accounts with the
comPsny exnioin deficit OF from a COO to $40 :
eV0. He was what 10 called a "fast,s young man
III The txsble wsaltho Of Missaa.ipu. "a, A..
year 1850 will smountto the sum Of ad5s :,eH err
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The PASSPORT SIsrsM IN EUROPE BEING
AsoLIsHED;-The Swedish government has taken
sep In advance Of all continental powers. 1t
has abolished the passport system. Anybodv
hereafter may enter Swedish territory travel
through or leave IL without any molestation from
the civil authorities or any police interrogating
him, as IL he suspected the strangers with bel no
criminal. Russia has also modified her pass
port system. These steps show that EUROPE 4,
getting tired Of her absurd restrictions upon free
intercourse between the people OF different coun.
uies The interests of trade and the convenience
OF the world require that travel shall be free over
all the countries Of the globe
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u The Iisl In the mysterious murder Of a
weaithY Old lady at stepney, London. resulted in
the conVlcuen OF Mullins, the man who came
forward as an informer, and charged an innocent
man win the commission Of the deed Sentence
Of death hes been passed upon Mullins.
HI Twenty-Five ships, three bark. txv, him.
two schoeners, ten tow-boats, and eleven atsss,
steamers, arrived at New Orleans on snnd.v 1sl
tebsr %, and there were nine ships, one brfg .ns
enc sheoner below coming up. $50
LIZA young Lady named Bufnes, liytnS a.
Galloway eonnfy, Missouri, WIS cruelty murds,..
by fema.e slave, last week The murder WA
eoaf SD, and the people took the murderer nom
tie hands Of the Officers, asd hung her. =
II Fifty mechanics who joined In The recsn.
strike at Newton Upper Falls, Mas, have Ief,
that place for New York and the seuth falling 70
come TO an understanding with their formef en-
ployex- - =
III In Lowell, Man there are nfty-two mills
With total capital stock Of el3, 400, 600; total
number Of 10000 spindies; Of looms r. l39; Of
females employed s,7sl; Of males employed 4, ESQ.
= IL The Austin state Gazette says that there
has not been Douglas meeting held I'm Texas
during the canvass. nav -
III Green corn, beans, radishes and the general
run OF early vegetables, are In the market again
from the second crop, ct Brownsville, Texas.
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IL In Baltimore, on Tuesday night. police
orhcer Benjamin Norwood was accidentally shot
ny revolver In the possession Of officer Moran
while they, in company with other oficers were
sndeavoring TO duen a disa rbance between the
Minute Men and the Breckinridge men at their
heaoquaIteTs, which were in the same neiphbor-
hood. The patient was coasiderablv betts, ye.-
terday evening, and there was but little doubt
mat ne would recover. He was almost entirely
Ieleved frt m pain, and his physicians are of
opinion that the ball did not touch any part that
will render him disabled ~ f-' 'Aa'
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PAINFUL AccIDENrs.-The Kanawha CO IVA \
Republican chronicles number Of accidents in
the sugar Mills In that vicinity. In Roane county
one surgeon has amputated twelve hands and arms
crushed In these mills this season. A little boy
in the upper end of Putnam county, few day,
ago, had bis right arm crushed in one of these
mills 1t was amputated at the shoulder Mrs,
Mary Henson, wife Of Jas c. Henson died last
week, rom the loss Of an arm. She leaves eight
children On last Tuesday, Capt Grim mr. ader,
OF the Greenhrlrr CO. (Va.) Cavalry, had both
homes OF bis leg broken completely of, lust below
the knee, BY fall from horse
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NEW PuBLIcArIoss.-wehav have nom the NJ essrs
Peterson, through shillington, Odeon Building
a copy Of "fhe Man with Five Wives,'' by Alex
sRder Dumas, complete In one volume.
From Messrs. Taylor & Maury we have the
Westminstsr Quarterly Review, October fine
number, reprinted from the English edition In
the usual handsome style Of Leonard Scott 4 Co
From the publishers, Luther Tucker Il Son,
Albany, N. Y, we have their capital "Annual
Registrar for 1851
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL BARNARD. Auctlon.ers.

By WALL q BARNARD, Auction.ers.
Corssr o. Nisfh Sc. aad sss;k side If Pa at.
nUTCH FLOWER ROOTS SECOND CON
sisNnENrl grsr REcKIvEp FIRM HAARLEM.
Sysss 81
= second oonsis nment q Dutch Flovei Roots from
Hssrlem, eonslsting In every variety Of
Double And Single Hysolnths, Double and Single
NarcissSs, Iris, Double snd sin,l. AnimOnie,.
R9nonculus, crocus, snovdrop, &o.
slt WALL q BARNARD, Auot..
By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneer..
In SATURDAY MoRNISs. NoS.mSsr 10, =,
II O'clock We Will sell, in front Of our Auction
One Brown Stallion, II hands high, 6ne tro,.er and
Isessf aaa works we'll IN haIness and eight
Two Rockavsys, nearly new.
Sola because the owner has no further use.
no sd WALL 4 BARNARD, Auc.s.
By A. GREEN Auoaonser.
EAMILY CARRIAGE, HOUSEHOLD AND
hIrchkN fuRNiTuRR, CHINA, GLASS, ClocK-
SATURDAY, he 10th instant, shali sch. IN front
lent two horse Family Carnage And large assort
Feather Beds. Bedding. Bedstssds and Mattresses,
Sideboards, Dressing and other Bureaus,
Sofas. Lounges, Parlor and Rocking Chairs,
ok me Cu.hioned Back and Sp1ns seat Once
Marble top Center and Sioe Tables,
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Wood Ware,
ss TSe p1 ard a ashe1 nSS
DANG, Breakfast and other Tables,
Wrh q large sssortment of other articles, which
I'VE deem unnecessary to enumerats.
NOS d A, GREEN, Auct.
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By A. GREEN. Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
4 ING LoTs ON TkNTH sTREKT wesI. IRzwEys
APP E.JEEErs NORTH. At AycIIoS.-1BsAl-
of the gr'mlses. at o'clocs p m, by vIrtse ~ a
deed oftri st to the subscriber, btarinr dstthe ID
day OF AI'l, 1850, and recorded in Liber s. As :
No. 49,, fohos "a, &o, one ofthe land records fer
Washinston county, IN the District II Go urlks.
the following deeoribsd property, lying aud bsisI
in the oitI al Washington, District Aforesaid, viz
Al THAT piece or parcel OF ground known and sld
down on the plat Of taid CITY "a the north half of
Lot numheIod twelve. la, j The south he nNmbered
thirteen, 50 in square nun bered three hundred
and seventy eight (Ss ard comprised IN the fol-
lowing uetes and bonnde, tO Wit commenciaG for
the SAID half lot numbered twelve at the northwest.
sSs 5s :" ss o ses sesse ,osa y
aud hs inches, (25 feet 6K inohes;D thsnce east
one hundred and seven feet two inches III feet 2
nchssD to the rear Of sad lott thence north twenty
i've feet six aud haflnchAs Is feet 81 inchesI 10
the point ofdivlsion between raid lots twelve and
thIrtrep; And thenos west with eaid division Ian.
one hundred and seven feet two lnches lO7 feet
iEeSesl to Tepth Greet vest ard place Of bsrinIns;
wsst corner of said lot on Tenth street west, ard
Running thence north with the line Oi / th street
vest twenty five feet. q, fset,D thence east one
70 the rear OF said lot; thence south twenty I've "a
feet TO the point Of division. between SAID lots II
and is; and thence yest with said division line ou
hundred and TIVE inches t1 fests Inc hees
the improvements. which are a brick d~s.iias-
Terms Of sale: $500 cash; the remainder IN EN-.
twelve, and eighteen monIhs; the purchaser 60 tive
d for q: ss5sS
taken. All oonveyancinG az ;he cost Of the pur-
chaser. Should the terms not bd spmpled with in
five days the Trustee reserves the right 20 resell
the 'e e. chk sRd Ssss
90 s'-d&d. A. GREEN, Auct
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THURSDAY.......... November ., 1900.
sr,rit At the pI.rning Press.

The Constitutions disclaims having recon-
mended asunion In Its late remarks on the result
of toe election and denies that others are resPon
sibls for It's language
The Iatssigsnesr treats at length upon the seces-
sion movement Just initiated by South Carolina,
siying history Of former movements Of the kind
and expressing its belief that the present Demo-
cratic Administration win, simply by the exercise
of its moral strength, avert the evils Of dsunion,
rs former patriotic administrations have done
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How MR. LIscoLS VorKD.-A dispatch from
Springfield lii speaking Of Mr. Lincolns visit
In the polls to vote on Tuesday, says: "Mr. Lin.
tab'H and banded in his ticket upon which n II
oily nects sary 10 saw all the names were repub-
iicans. Tie only alteration he made was the
uI.shS on OF his own name at the top, where il
Lad been printed As he emerged, after voting
from the temporary enclosure, the manifestations
OF entbusiasm were frequent, and Mr. Lincoln
removing his hat, bowed In acknowledgment
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The NEGRO AcT-In all the counties I'm N,rv
land, from which we have received returns In
whish the act for the ensavement Of free negroes
was submitted to the people, the voters have en-
unchristian law. The question has been met and
decided without any reference 10 party politics
and the law Is defeated by majoritits amounting
aimea 10 unanimity The result 10 greatly cred
liable to the counties In which the vote was tstcn
and honorable to the szte at large.-BaH. AMER,
can. ~ -
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NAVAL IsTELLIGEScE.-The Board Of Naval
Engineers, which convened in Philadelphia on
Assistant Engineers for promotion, and candi.
dates for admission to the Engineer Corps of the
Navy, have concluded their iabors and the fol.
lowing promotions and submissions have been
recommended:
First Assistant Engineer T. Alpbonse Jackson
to be Chief Engineer
Second Assistant Engineers Geo. w CITY, r
NJ Bartleman, and VIM. II. Hunt, to be Firs,
Assistant Engineers Third Assistant Engineer
w. w DUNCAN, to be First Assistant Engineer.
Third Assistant Engineers George 5. Bright,
Morgan H. English, William II. King, Joseph
H. Bailey, John Johnson, and 8. l.. p. Ayers, to
be Second Assistant Engineers. Warrants have
been issued from the Department to the above
named officers agreeable to the recommendation
pion, Frank H. Fletcher, George w. sensnor, OF
Washington, ID. c Robert 9. Talbot Of Mess ;
and Joseph Walters, Of N. j., as Third Assistan,
Engineers.
The following named candidates passed a suc.
cessful examination as Third Assistant Engineers:
Albert Aston, Middetown, CT F. g. Mexican
and John Wilson, Baltimore, Md p. VOORHEES,
4nssaPTSl n: Md Nah n H; MSony Reh%ond Pa
North Adams, Mass; w. c. Williamson Phila-
delphia; s. X Brooks, st. Louis; Jas. ] Noble,
Baltimore; A. H. Able and J. Fl. Toombs, Phila,
delPhia; H Missiner, Port Richmond. Pa A.
Murray and w 5. Smith, Baltimore; 7. l.. dim.
stead, N. j.; q. w. Magee and G.. f. Luce N
Y; w: Jordan, Norfolk; e J. Burnap, NY. j;
w. h. west, Philadelphia; Albert Jackson, n
Z; w H. Jackson, Baltimore; w. B. Fairman,
Philadelphia
Chief Engineer Elbridge Lawton. has bee n
ordered to the Warrington Ola Navy Yard;
Third Assistant Engineer John B Carpenter to
steamer Mystic; Third Assistant Geo w. Sens.
nor, to the Anacostia; and Third Assistant VIM
Selden, to the Water Witch. Third Assistan
Engineer Frederick l.. Barlow. has been de.
ached from the Anacostia and ordered to the
SumPter: Second Assistant Eng ineer Joseph III
Bailey, has been ordered to the steam sloop WV.
oming, In place Of Second Assistant Thos Gro.
min, condemned by medical survey
The resignation of Third Assistant Epptneer
E r. Archer, has been accepted by the Depart.
ment. ~
The list previously published in other paper,
was incorrect.
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IL New testimony In the Burch divorce case
has been taken in st. Louis the part Of the de-
frRdant, Mrs. Burch. Sundry women Of ill-re-
pute are the witnesses +t..-s 50 -.
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CENSUS OF MINSEsorA-The following IA the
summing up Of the marshal Of the census Of Min
sesSta Total population, 176 SIS; number of
farms, 10 O9S number Of ma nufacturin NO tstablish
menu, 5S3, number Of deaths, I, 2c5 The total
area OF Minnesota IL estimated 1t 81 259 square
IEies' 50 that the population Of Minnesota on the
Isl Isl ane, 1850, was little over two persons To
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By MARSHALL a PAGE, Aucnope.r..

No 502 IN STREET ~sdr Odd Fslloses' Nall
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CARPETS.
II CRockERY, GLASS AND WOODEN WsRE, Ac.-
0n SATURDAY MOANING, Novsmber 10. 90 10
O'Clock, We viii eel q large assortment OF New and
Second hand furriture-
SO yards Of carret, 81 pairs Blankets,
- Hsr and ehnck Mattresses,
leo seis Of Ivoy Knives, Plated Forks and spoons
C,siors 30 Tubs. and Paiif, &c "
Terms; SIS and under cash; over that I, and n
months. - :
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By CLEARv & GREEN. AuctIoneers.
...- 500 Ntash street.

...- SOC Nissk street.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK. GRAIN,
bel nsins 50 the s.tats Of fSs ats psfsss c.ssst,
sSd a6 y u: s1e
re ,hsll sell. a. the fam sud ,e,dsnce OF IN. lsts
S e. tfs soS. %s; from The
sag nd IN Rss aoe.
,sT Ios,iert s mhleh TyoSs, heiisr' Tsa.,e
s.; Ss;;ss. S:;s.:: ~ Cove;
S csi s% sIA ls sS lot Of al Harness. DO
Mosins MsshSi isse Horse R.t.., Rollers.
c cSs Of every ess1r,s,aIes o srS %.ss
kste.. Hoes. sSovsl., ssssss fo1f;, &C.,
%ssss; tss:: Mse.iS;t1os:, g; :Ss:' crsdIs..
With q large lot Of Other ImIlsmsSts. too so-
meIos. to nentaan. ,.ta.,
II TmSsss and co1e .
600 bushels Of sxostIent Potssoss, = = -s-
. Us Us i h.r =! ,. q Go e.,
Large lot q fns Cabbage.
Large lot Of straw and Long Fodder.
A Ia 50 lot Of hot Led sash. st.-
III. HOUSEHOLD tksfiifEors, consisting .,
Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Rocker, &c,
Do Bedstesd. Wardrobe, and Bureau,
Do Marbe-top, Centre. and other Tables.
Patent Sick chair, GIT snd Bronze Candeabrss.
Parlor window Curtains and Ornaments,
Large lot prime Geese Feathers, In Beds, Belstsrs.
Exesileat sits ourled Hair Msttrsss-s.
Do Parlor, Cha Der. and Hal Carpets.
Toilet sets Mirrors, Shuck and Cotton Mattresses,
Large bot OF BeddinE, consulting Of besutifll
Blankets, Comforts. quits, Linen Sheets and
Bedsesd:, washssapds. Bsreaus, Chairs, .iiE
Coeting, Radiator, Hall. and Chsmbsr Stovss.
AndIreDs, Shovel and ronss. fsndsrs, and Fire
Qiuine, Hall, and Chamber Tables, -s
nsndsome plated Tea Set and Csstors.
Silver spoons, Ladies, and Forks, Il -tt 4t..
Qio' 9th, Cocoa. and Straw Mating.
China; Glass, and CrockeTy Ware.
Together with large and excellent oooortDenf OF
Kitchen, Psntry and DAIRY Wuss. 81
Terms Ct sale: all sums under 80 cash; over
SS, o credit OF :, 4. and months VIII be gfven. U
al cases notes must be satisfactorily enduo1,
bearing intersst, apd made psJsbss Of some heAh
In the city Of Washifgtop '.-.l.-..-l s. 80.
UC We desIBe 70 call partieuisr sttentior % The
above sale. &c 10 by far the most interesting sss
that has ever taken place an tn. VICINITY, - ltI
On ibuses viii start for the eses OF sale on TIE
mornine Of esch day q 9lcck from the door ~
TIE Auctouesfa on 9Th stSese, neas ths svenus-
GA q ada W. q Sr lkiA1SRY 4sfIS. iHs :ss.
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By cLEARY 4 GREEN. AuouOnesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
u kITcHKN FURNITURK, BAR RooM FIxTuHRs
AND l,IQUoks AT AUcTIoN.-By virtue of q deed Of
trust from Jacob Schmidt TO the undermined az
trustee. shah proceed to sell, on MONDAY, the
Household and Kitchen furnlture, Lie ors, Bar
Room Fixtures, x O., being in the honse on sixth
street, between Louisiana avenue and e. street in
the city of Washinston. lately ocoH pied By Jacob
Schmidt as q Restaurant, such as
Feather Beds and Mattresses,
Bsdstea 10, Bedding ard Pillows,
Nardrobe., Mirrors, Tab &c, Chairs,
Pictures, BBreaus, Carpets.
A u the Liquors and Ear Room Fixtures,
Stoves, and many other articles too numerous TO
mention.
Terms of sale are for al sums under $50 cash !;
over that sum s credit Of 81 e. 81 days, Tor notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bcafing interest
THOMAS w. BERRY. Trustee.
/ Cl.EhRY q GREEN, Auots.
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No. 500 ia street, sndsr Odd Fsllorcs' Hall.
SHAwLS. CL0AKS, DRESS GOODS. BLAN-
y KITS, &c, &C AT spcrloN On SATURDAY.
November 10Th, At 10 O'CLOCK, at our store, We shall
sell a very elegant assortment Of
Ladies Cloaks. Long Broohe, Chenille and Stella
500 yards of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
The above are from one Of the best stores IN this
not st Untl MARSHALL a PAGE Auofr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Apcnoneer

BY A. GREEN. Apctlonees.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE
". 70; tos, or LEE Island, AT hrcIIos-on
rkiDAl November 9Th, 4 shail sel, n front Of
ma NED handsome building lots, vI-
Lots Nos 5, Q, 7, ls, y, 2. and =, In square No.
469. contsiniGSi in oil between y and 81 thou.and
"a skre feet OF ground. This gropsfty fronts ga
south u and streets. between Sixth and Seventh
streem west, and viii be sold In lots 60 suit pur-
chasers. from Is To Is feet fronts.
Terms: One- usrter oash balance in s. II. ie and
"a months the purchaser 90 give notes For deferred
paymente, bearing Interest from day ef sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
no sat A. GREEN, kuot
By A. GREEN. Anotioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNl-
IL ruRE ar AUcrIcS.-Dn FRIDAY, the 9Th IN
slant, shsii sell, 80 70 O'Clock g. IN at the rsei
cence OF q family declirinx hauskeeptnF, No. Sos
Pennsylvan.s avenue, between lat and ID streets
vest. good assortment Of Furniture, VIZ
Mahofsly Sof,. Castor. Rocking, sAd Psflor
Do Marble top, Centre, Exssnssoa Dinius.
Painted Wardrobe, Wash.tands, and ToIlet sets.
Care seat Chairs, enc Cotfare thsweey Sets,
festher Feds, Bedding, Msttrrssee, end bedseeeds,
Shlns, Glass, and Crocksry Ware,
Casters and Knives and Forks,
Throe-fly and other Carpets,
A large lot of OIlc 9th,
Window Shades, Lounge,
To- king md other stoves,
Kitchen Requisites. 40.
Terms at sale.
noed A. GREEN, Acct.
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APPoISTMENTs.-we understand that the fol-
lowing appointments have been made by the
Observation-Disclosures b Wheaton, United states
Astorney for the Territory Of New Mexico; J.
Hosford Smith, Of New York, Consul General At
Constantinople; Daniel A. Robinson, of Michigan,
Consul at Aspinwall.
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TIE CONTRACTS FOR NAVAL SuPPLIEs.-Navy
Yard supplies for the year, commencing Dec. I.
Tor the Washington, Gosp port, Charestown, Kit
terry, brooklyn, and Pensacola stations. has been
awarded to II. ~ Gilbert, Of New York who
has given the necessary bonds. These supplies
consist principally Of lumber, "copper" nails, and
Oils, to an estimated amount OF upwards of
Sl00, 900.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHfHo1oN THEATER.
w 14800o Mr., a w. GIINH.

WAsHrfSss.,sssoN THEMA .T : u CO.,
h sAs 9,;f! rAHsss1 ssen'ei..
wAO ". s.5 i Re
THIS EVENING,
"" P''iFfRie K Si i'TsFliat cssn'd' called
BOD Aorss' 1880. 80. - Mr.. Jos. Jefferson
To X I'e o 81 T TTE of tho
Clod Meodenot ..-.....-. MIR. Jos. Jefferson
lODD Eel VS. HALL
Wolfstenberger's Mirror
ARCTIC REGIONS,
nsS ps IN. h s ETs.h
DR. Kane, and Captain MoCilntock. :
= .s.a %Sn
TIcroRIA, and the ENTIRE CouRr at Buckins ham
These Paintings have been pronounced, by EURO
| FrAN AND AMERICA CoNroIss 8, to be the most
enchanting productions of artistic genius in the
world ana are quite unlike any similar attempts Of
Produosd from original sketches, With every a, :
be confidently relied on while the subject issef Is
Iepiete with scientific gems, and offers . rare and
The attraction OF the Arctic suhjeet-the wonder
fu artistic meut Ofths paintings-the felicity OF H.
| 10 aten-the elegance OF dction and eloquence of
& night conveyed by the lecture-rarely fails to en-
| O.. sin every cultivated i.telleot.
tbs Arctic Zone are portrayed with : vividne.s 20
stat ting that the audience are led to believe them
selves actually amid the scenes represented
Zach scene 10 adorned in fresoO with authentic
portraits by Winterhaltsr, of the principal Arctic
celebrities. 49,
Lecture by ALrr.p SIXTH, ESQ, of London.
Admission rs cents; children Is cents.
Liberal arranJ ements made with schools.
Doors a Entertainment
mences At O'Clock.
See descriptive bills. NOS II
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First IN War; First in Peace, and First in the Hearts
Of has CoNnfrymen!
THE FIRST GRAND GOTItL,0N PARTY
QUADRILLE ASSOCIATION will lake -
Place at Thorn's Hall on MONDAY, Noy. IN
IL. SchrOeder's celebrated cotillon music istsSNk
engaged for the occasion. For further particulars
see future advertisement By order Of Committee.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-On Sunday, between 18th street and st.
~ Matthew'S Church, lady's gold BRACELET.
he Hinder will receive a liberia reward by Leaving
the sans at KING l. BURCHEtL'S Grocery,
corner 18th street and Vermont avenue. no 5St
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TIE WzAfHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line TO the smith
about z O'CLOCK -
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PERSONAL.

sr~- PERSONAL.
CIn REWARD Will be paid for information
plO that will lead to the .nvlction of the per-
son who shot b ack and tan terrier dog at Kalora
nos ST.
MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
w eIsr AND DocTREss, from EHyope.-This highly
the Past, Present and F uture Eyerts. Cal at No.
l05 Eighth st., between and H, Washington.
MADAME Felix, Fortune Teller from Paris
lVl begs leave to inform her former friends, and
the public generally. that she has removed to $50
Ninth street, northeast of N, where she will
be happy to all who may desire to have the past
present and future satisfactorily explained.
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BOARDING..

BOARD, with comfortable Rooms, for single
- gentlemen, at 396 ID street, near It'll. Dinner
ut half past IL O'clock. no s-1Ws
ROARDING-six or eight young men can he
- accommodated with Board At 3sS Fourth st .
corner H, located near the lnhrmary. Also, suit
of.RoOms for rent. ~ nos