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Important from japan.

REPULeR OF THE BRITISH FLEET.
The San Francisco Alta California has the
following important news from Japan:
From an officer Of the Russian steam cor
vette Nardvick, ashore above Point Reyes, we
learn that the British fleet, which went to en-
force payment from Prince Satsum, of the in
demnity demanded for the murder Of Mr..
Richardson, is reported by the Japanese to
have met with defeat. According to the
Japanese accounts, the fleet proceeded to the
city Of Kagosema, where the Prince resides.
When it reached the outer harbor, q violent
hurricane came mp, and compelled them to
lay to. On its cessation the feet entered the
inner harbor, where, after short engagement,
they sunk an armed schooner, supposed, from
tie ubsequent action Of the Japanese, TO have
been a decoy. As the feet proceeded, they
came in range of masked heavy batteries,
which immediately opened. The batteries
were of rif1ed cannon, and opened tremen-
deus fire, one vessel alcne receiving seven.
teen shots The advance portion OF the fleet
were Iiddled, the guns of the batteries being
SO placed that every shot told. The Admiral
Of the fleet determined to make a boat attack,
but did not consumnate the same, owing 10
the disabled condition Of maiority1of his
vessels, which compelled him to tow them
out Of range OF the batteries. The Japanese
claim to have destroyed the greater portion OF
the fleet. sBss SIS szsrssRt ~ za.s -
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MUSICAL INsrkUMHNrs,

AueIoAL INsrkUMINTS.
N Cneapsst place In the Oity 20 get AusieA
I'LL n. soeh ss Guitars. violins, tlntss Ae
eoraeS nsnJos, Ta1nboariens, Drums, Fifes, 30.
e., 1ssta:sr A. with .Instruetien Books for ah In.
sHns nswHRnu nnS SIitar and yioion strings o q
street. near 18th. leun. Ohron ] ssSl-In
T'Hn 1H1APssT OL0yHINa H0US1 ID s
i B8UC1 l0E Seventh q. iva
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COLUMBIA CORNIT AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned res pactfuily announces ~
to the public, that he liz read to furnish Music1
for Private Parties. Balls. Pic. Mics, PAsades, ~
Exhibitions. etc, with aEy number Ct Musician 8
reqaired at the shortest notice by leaving orders
at John 1seman's corner OF Pennsylv anis avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY ISDMAN
Reg m
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EAsHIONABL1 DANCING ACADEMY.

MR.. GOODALL. Professor and Teacher of Daxeing
aud Dtportmsat. has the honor to announce a
that his Class for Masters, Misses, and young 81
Ladies will commence at the UNITED HALL.
on llth street, few doors from the cars lD
Pennsylvania avenue. ON 6ATU KDAY. Oct Sd, at 2
F. m. Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesday and eatur.
day evening", from to 10. Private lessons any
The Sceptrs Exercise for Ladies, 50 much recon-
mended for deformity and onesidedness; also, the
Indian Clubs, for Gentlemen. Officers and clerks
make note oft.
MIR q. continues to sive lessons on the Violin
and FiolOncellO.
Due notice will be given OF his Glasses st George
mrs. Goodall win receive a limited number Of
pupils for Pianoforte and Singing.
For cards nf >e--..s, e0 s'oase appy NJ ms rooms
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~ Gold mines, rich as those of California,
are taid TO exist in the mountains 0f Utan
around Salt Lake. Brigham Yenng Knows
thie, and 1t 10 therefore his object to Keep ons
All but Mormon emigration; for ff the IePoit OF .
the richness of these mines is true, an InMu1 o.
gold.hunters would speedily pat an cno 70
Nom Gesrotism. -.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Housk T2h sALE-po.ss:ssso9n, Etys0 o,sY i%msai- 3
81 ? street I'd door ssst Of 9Th street, opposite
the south front Of the Pstent once: This House is
nearly new, With sas throuehont. End speaeins
pump for rain1 atsr from . large eistsrn In the
yard bath room. tub. and watsr closet. supplied
usually found in fist class houses. very desi.
rabe location for residence or business. and wsll
suited for . Dc ctor. DsntiBt, Lawyer, Claim or
Patent Agent. For terms ADDly on the premises.
Furniture sold with the house IL desired.
Oe16-5t~
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Sale OF L.. s. Five.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The subscription
agent reports the sale of 900 of Vet
ties to-day. Already parties are forming to
subscribe in round sums OF five and ten mil
lions, the desire being to start with the full No.
vembt tr coupons.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

| By GREEN WILLIAMS. Austionssrs
A vKhx EAIkNsIv1 BAL1 OF HOUSEHOLD
Aos.Toop % nN Fsn.sD EgssIsgHo psn 1IsE cE!oksRIS'
1RibAa ths s Sss Dst AID
dessias a. the .si Na
4e5 sixth street, Be tween Louisiana avenue and
n.;s, mIess; Ssne,.l assortment of 1uTnitars, &e
j Fine kosevood Piano. of Chickering's make
sevf.e, ,ocsssves, with ohsir and Cover, and in
sSt.s sssHoo SID: .ns s.es,
~ M.FsIs. sIs e .soS.nd f.,assd w..hs,.nd.
-" end o.her Bureaus
ssas ssa fihss Pevs 9a.ss .aS Bolster.
hair f'SE. aus; :na Riss osS.s esHi:s H:sssss
sbd Dy t.;: ilsSaie sgs other Carpets
Gilt Frame and other Mirrors ...
Window Curtains and Shades
Cooking Parlor, and other Stoves.
| With : large assUrtment Of Kitchen Regulates,
w.sn nasn.n.. many other Articles which We deem un'
The stsension Of TIE subie is respectfully called
| to the above sale, - the Furniture will be sold
| without re .rve.
Ter Terms cash. aprpv. =. w,,,,.x.
gy WIN. L. WALL 4 co, Auetioneers.
limited sTATEs MARsHALs SALE or
i;fsss II I'd
Pubic SAFE lor cash, 1T the Auction Store OF VIM
D'1Ss, sss @ Sssas and
'S' E:s:;S E;;:;. S:s:' 9s's':1 9Fss:5
:. Mems and Ladies' Shoes
BIae1ins
Alpaca
Sahce
Cotton
:: S@s: s$s: Thread
+ s1 esrSop..s Soda
Il Gimlets
so:PD sss:Ds
Kegs Soda
ee27 per ". Walt { o.. Aues.: 1
OFFICE OF CHIEF euARTERMAsTER. I
be sold a, Pabe %. st i
on the 18th inst at the Government Stables, cor,
q fRa
Old Iron, Ae., condemned as un6t for public
Term, cash, in aoverpmens funds;
Lisn, Col ELIAS ohisf =; ao.iis GnEaNk, is1ni.s.,r
oe22 Dept. OF Washington
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFgICE,)
c"yy 81 sd 4 0s.osa. ssses 9,
loalih ih and 18th M Of tSan aaa
large lot Il Horses and Mules. condemned as unit
esIeB to commence At 10 O'Clock .. m.
Terms easE, in 6overnme1t funds .,n,
oc94-2s. Captain. A. q. NJ. " Q. g. s Army.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's sALs-In
cs Ct ss es c
directed, viii pose to Public Sale, for cash in
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
Nl R6. CECILIA YOUN8 KRETCHMAR Has
the honor of announcing to her friends and the
Euble that she will resume her instructions in
vosai Music at No. 426 llth stseet, between II and
1. for terms, dc., apply between the hours of 4
ana p. m. 90 3D-0o1ms
NJ lsS BROOKES 1N9LISn AND PRlNOH
asl Boarding and Day School, No. 130 Penn. av.
semi annual session of this Institution viii com
menee on Monday, September 18th, 1858 Circulars
cipal. - 1I.sma
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~Miss Sbepberd, . good.loOking young
lasiv Of ie. has recovered S750 damages from
Is. III Potter, in Rochester. N. T., for not mar
ryIrg her a. he promised.
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- The Prussian Government have de-
manded that all public furctionaries should
actively support its candidates In the coming
elections. ..aflE2 So z2r 1ts .it 3Nff5 :
~Mre Greenhow, who has arrived in Eng.
land. is about publishing an account OF her im-
prisonmept in Washington, in book form.
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% 4 d o v A L.
NOTICE TO SUTLERS AND PEDDLHRs.
LIAM N RS HALL.
OF the late firm OF
MA RsH a LII D. g 4,

No. 479 NiHfh street, beticeea E and ID streets,
lormsrly occupied By Emile Dapre,)
Where he invites his old friends and snstomn:rs e.
Suffers and Storeksepsrs. They. are oil new. and
bought when gold was low, which enables him to
sell for 10 to 50 per cent lower than any house In
washington, viz
100 dozen Cavalry Boots and Shoes.
l,0c0 dozen HALVES Of al kinds, adapted to army
200 dozen Wooden Shirts, nsw styles.
Watcher, American and 8WiM,
400 dozen euspenders. Half Hose, White Gloves,
Large lot Of Paper and ENVELOPES.
Pens, Ink Paper, InkstAnds, Mirrors, Brier Pipes.
Hats, Gaps, Handk erchisfl 6oarfs. Portemonnsies,
Thread. Cotton, Combs. Brushes, Pins, Needles,
Neck Ties, Wallets Purses. Pencils, Playing Cards,
100 dozen Condensed Milk,
Half price Call and examine the stock and save
20 per cent. WILLIAM MARSH ALL.
oc Is st 479 Ninth street
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b. J. G. NeGUIII q co. Auetioneers,

ByJ. G. NEG UI1l L CO.. Asstionssrs.
SQUARE NO. 40. IN WASHINGTON CITY
- At PUBLIC Auction by virtue Of dead OF
trust, dated on the 9Th day Of July, 1857 and re.
corded In the land records Of Washington eouAty,
Distfiet OF Columbia, In Libsr J. 4. g., No. Isl.
folio liz to ll9. viii be sold at Public Auction, on
the premises. on !RIDAY, the Goth day of NovSm-
Der, ss s. stsM M Sslocs ? n al Of that A. valuable &
t4lo), In the plan Of the aid city, which 10 d.
yidsd into sixteen original Lots, eight OF them
fronting each tweoty four feet ten inches south
street. with depth of ninety nine feet to A.
teen feet alley and eight Of them front,ns each
With depth Of one hundred feet to 6fteen foot
alley. The Square fronts north public square,
south on south D street. east upon Eighth street.
The sals Vim Be made 81 lots, commencing with
Teri ms Of sale 20 One. third cash onetAird in six
and one third in twelve months, for notes bearing
interest. deed in fee will be given and Iced Of
trust required for securing the deferred payments.
Al eonveyanees and stamp taxes to be at tho cost
"A payment Of SIS on each lot will bs required At
the time Of sale to prevent irresponsible bidding
the terms of sale not piled with in three
days from the day OF sale. the Trustees reserve to
II emseyes the n ght either to re sell the FRO serty
at any time within sixty days thereafter, ct the
riek, loss, and costs Of the nfst purchaser pur
cbasers upon givipg notice of such intended sale
ten days prior to tn day ofsale BY advertisement
option of the Trustees and without any notice
Whatever, or to any one Of such op ion consider
sAid first fale or sales resciLdad,
By order of the Tru .tees
ocls q r6ds J.C.McG UIRE & CO Au cts.
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c. W. BOT ELER & SON,
I'M POR II f. II g,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
china, Glass, and Creskery Ware,
ABLE CUTLERY. SILVER PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SITS. COAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNED WATERS. DOOR MATS,
HEArHER DusTIRs. BRUSHES, WOOD WARE,
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GINERALLY,
~Housss, hotels, and Steamboats, furnished st
short notice.
--a---z 3ls IRON HALL.
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9th and ,e%h .ts
an % eosm -
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NO IMPOsI Nj
4s2l:l

MADAME ROSS, DoclYess and Ast,o1ogiss,
Formerly located 1t S33 G. st. north, has rsmoSsd
to No. 424 18th street north. above Nsw York Av-
enne, one block from Treasury Department.
She Was born with . natural Gift. She tells th Q
past and fururs-nevsr Known to fall Causes
speedy marriages.; brings together those long sep.
srated; cures AL diseases. Business strictly conf
Denial.
She is the only person that can show . lik ksnsss
Of futnre husband or absent friend in reality.
Ladies 81 cents: Gentlemen 81. 90 9-lm-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1 s>ASAAAA1AN
FoRD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH strict. ABOVE =.
q hd.; street 4ss.sssr ,Bc
MS. LAST Il s1sa1 \ g = g 1YT Il 1HssE 3 2.
wrPSEspAB 3 SaRRsB 559S66s1ssa 596s afs.. Se.. ss.
,,,,, ,KsrxS g We M,zsSiItiioSaT ,;,s II e EIESis
ra. xrpr II feffi Tas s1siisf WEE TON WISH.
a:jor asi1scn sinssr aM.sgisr rnRissnsl, Rsan,n
nAne or + Ias isPflSes fSSi4R7 FI|R D.AIr.. 0'
GRAND aIRfz 55aR RkIa2sIiEis GSEs;if sSSsss,rr ''''
r5,s !, l.. s4ssis s..S,:.'ss ssfe.a.., ,9g..s:
CANTERBURY HALL.
A9s1c S4sFsksSSsEEE:| SS44ssFFsskkssSsE: rHksF.n. AHR
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
as D 5S tPFH R1ft Of oEEo4HHRiEf 4Hi E6zD TS":'
Nj; ss;%!e ss FHs 4R4s 4s4s E4E Nc ss,t.. H'
sss: ss5: ss E:ns.
AND The ALB UM OF BE1 TTY!
eSskSsE4RH1SS SSkRs SSkR Wa:s
b:s::: b:s: ssF1Rs new new SEIS ras ass.:
Open At 7; Performance at O'Clock. Admission :,
% and 50 cents.
Saturday POPULAR FAMILY MArINEB5 SafvroaY
Afternoon. POPULAR FAMILY MA1INEE lACeraaon
Extra GRAND Ma TINEE. TUESDAY Y Noe 2,
Benefit of
BENEFIT of
WASHINGTON PRo1 ESrAHr ORPHAN ASYLUM.
WASHINGTON Protestant ORPHAN ASYLUM
oc 26 St
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journa
containing greater variety of interesting
reading than can be found In any other, n
pub lished on Friday morning. -
TERhs-Cash invayiabyy In sdv~.es.
Single copy, per annum. ...........S 81 @
EiSe copiesssss. sssss ,ssss........ IS
Ten copies. es........................ O0
twenty-five copies ...............2 20 %
II Invariably contains the awashingtol
News" Tat has made f2e Daily Evexiss 6taS
circulate SO generally throughout the country
~ Single copies tin wrsppers) can b pro.
cured at the counter, immediately afssr tAe
issue Of the paper. Price-THRx1 OUrs.
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, "a
HEARTH RIGGS, MATING, N
AND -

HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS IN GENERAL.
The subscribers having Just received and COM
H!sted their Fall STOCK, would respectfully invite
town, Alexandria, and the public in general to
call At the Store, No. 526, corner Seventh and D
streets and examine our large and GENERAL assort.
msnt Of
Thrse-ply, Ingram and Domestic Carpets and
Oil Cloths, from to 4 yards wide,
Mating and Mats, Window Shades,
Oil Cloth Table Covers and Bl.nlets
Feather Beds, Hair, Shuek, and Excelsior Mat
tresses.
ALsrss Assortment of Mahogany and Walnut
Looking glasses, crocksry, Glass, Wooden
Ware, aad Baskets, with nearly all other
We stsI III ehs stSt tSs n
purchase articles in our line, and win honor US
with . call, will be pleased with our Stock and
Prices. Very ResHeeeatnf1lly, u,,,,.
oc II eotf fChron and Union
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES The undersi ened
pnis, New YORK. and Boston, takes this method OF
informing his old cultomers aud the pu bic sep.
orally that he is receiving daily By express
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. j. Veal
Prime Philadelp phia Butter, Czpons,
s. Bucks county count eP and New jersey Chickens,
Grouse, snipe, WOodcock, and every luxury of the
Eastern Markets,
Boston Clear Pork. soussd Pigs Feet and Tripe,
Also, large supply Of Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Vegetables.
To families and others giving entertainments
this is the cheapest and esss see II 1WsnshHnsten
119 PennsylyAnia avenue,
oe % 6m between 10Th and 20th streets.
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"PFACR MovEMRNTs"I In NORTH CAROLINA.
Carolina in our Newbern correspondence. It
appears that q commissioner from the rebel
element has arrived there with certain propo-
sitions regarding q "great national convention"
nronosed to be held for the settlement OF the
war. but the precise plan nor the probable re-
snIts do not seem very clear, further than that
II is based upon the assumption that a large
nortion Of the people Of the other Southern
States, as well as North Carolina, ara disposed
towards peace and reconstruction upon fair
terms, and that q free ballot taken upon the de-
late the claims Of both sections of the country,
which are expected to be laid down on tsse
principle Of mutual forgiveness, etc. Mean
tune we await with anxiety the result Of the
ssgreat national convention" when IL assemblies.
N =. Herald -
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NOTIO1.
i HAvI This day received 50 pieces oARP1fe Of
all grades, which viii guarantee 70 sell thirty Dsr
cent less than any other house In this and ehesp
lot Of GOOD foV-prieed IURNfTGR1. q sil az
sorSDtions. toesthaP with great variety OF OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS. CROOKBRY and GLASS WARE.
30 good second band STOVES; 5000 pounds prime
live G11eH HRUATHER1. 3. BUOHLY,
90 S-lms 42S 7th street. east side.
c. ". Bor.LKR. JHo. ". BorRLER
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
sUTLERS WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING Il CO.'S
CONCENTRAT CLAN
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE FOR
THIIR TRADE.
1t sells very rapidly, and is the most economical
article of diet the officers mess. It's prepared
In one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
oaowder. It is highly recommended BY Army
Surgeons. The proats are large.
H. A. DOWNING CO,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Fo cd
No. III East 18th St., New York.
Tor sale by BARBOUR & sEMMES, sols Agents,
IS Louisiana Avenue.
Se2-lY WSship Gton, D. O.
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u LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY,

i
Prof. ?. B. LABBEy Academy will reopen on
Of Messrs. George & Thomas Parker L Co.,
R9nyn Rpe1nsylyn,nis avenue. s. directly opposite the
misses and masters Tuesdays. Thursdsys, and Sat.
nrdays, so%meneins at O'Clock =; N; for gentle
The Saloon will be rented for Balls and Parties
Oc
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T,RUeTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
i MAssAcHusEIIs .AvkSrE sEAR FouRTsENTH
eth. at o'clock, on the premises. BY virtue of a
deed of trust dsted Jure ilth, 1877, and duly re
corded in Libsr a. g., No IT,. fO.ios In9, &c aud
Of the land records for Warrington county, d. O. :,
1 sh III sell Lot No. in John Davidson's 3 subdi-
yislon of Square No 2lS fIontins 100 feet inch ss
on Massacbusetts avenue and l62 feet II inches on
north M street, and running to point ON the
Circle in Fourteenth street. gs
Terms: Cssh II the terms OF sale are not COM
piled with in five days after the day OF sale, tb
cost OF the cefaulting purchaser ON one week 3
ncGnce in the kysnipg Star
THOS a. DONOH0 Trustee.
oe16 eoo&ds 10 McG UlRD l. 90. Auets.
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VA BUFFALO TON6UIS
w Have Just received from the West go Buffalo
ron sues, which We recommend to our customers.
They are nicely cured and in prime order
KING l. BURCHILL.
ocN corner lsth st. and Vermont ay
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ocN-ddds


" HID1S1HIDID.
w ILL Bs sold at Public Auetioa, On eye4y
W1DNleOAY and SATURDAY, ct II o'clock
n, ct the Wharf on Sixth street, Washington, sL
sale.
Tern: .::a Il rr'asazs so's', 70 = 's.At Z. ~
80 = (6roa.j 1t. Col. aad o. 3. o.
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PERSONAL.

M DR. DAVISH
ly1ETHOD OF lTREATIN3 ALL VENRR1AL and
Private Diseases is fast gaining favor All pssssns
spfe8og with 6yphilis, 6onorFhea. and Seminal
W6lnsss will do yell to can upon him. Pc male
Diseases of all kinds scentihcaly treated Chsrsss
moderate: Room Ho. ~, ass seventh street,
opposite Post Office. oc Is Inn
MADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN
lNl siyinR notice to all inQuir ing persons, that
she Is now ready 10 read the Past. Present. and
Future, and may be consultsd on various matters
Ladies 20 cents; gentlemen g. No. 20 south 4 at !.
CApitnl Hin N2Rhiust tom. d, q, oc Q Avs
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

The Ingredients 10 these Pulls is the result OF =
long and extensive practice, mild in their opera.
menstruations, REMOVING ALL oBsfRuorIoNs,
vhether from colo other wise, headache, pain in
ahe side pslpitation OF the heart, whites al nsr
yous affections hyste RIGS. disturbed sleep. which
arises from Interruptions Of nature. -g
DIR. OHEESEMANH PILLS
IA Arc positive remedy for alt complaints peculiar
J % Females iEDpoiNo WITH CERTAINTY PERIODICAL L
AseuLARify. Explicit tirectisns, stating yhsn
Icy should NOT sB USED, With each box. Price
# - Fold BY all Druegists - aese
HUTOHINGs L HIILYRR, Prepristors,
81 Ctd tdar street, New York City. Z
Soldhys @ f0R0. 2S2 Pa. avenus sec eo6ua
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AUCTION SALES.
By WI. 4. RALL a 90. Auettone

4
By wM L. WALL 4 co.. Auetioaeers
yREAT eAL1 OF sU PRIOR CABINRr 1UR
yIn ass.xs clSIsar m1sUrAcresT. 1EEDs No. o. 1Rst R
!:p I.ea!..s4H na s4...rs-5n MosbHY. TIE &,
Until rsos
turs. which is OF Mr. Greens wn manufacture and
Mo.i oas. and .tes
intending to change his business. We name IL
Randsoms Rosewood Marble top Etsseres, Wit,
Ro:svosd CHAMBER Suites
"a Sa;nSs1 suite: :Rs 81 sissse..s'
ko,ewocd Wardrobes, handsome
Walnut Dress Bureaus
ho.sssod ssSos.n,. sS:aa; and VALIANT Arm and Las,
Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas And Ts.s-
Hossyood M.hoessy. and Walnut Rockers. Mirrors
Ii'r'i; T.sj:s Tssis' and Chairs Saloon And r..,o,
IS Curled Hair Mattresses
S.ss: Pie Ss:i;S; H:so ran, and walnut Sid.
ohd''a' CHAIR. and
Revolving Office Chairs. Cribs, Bedstsads. great
Refreshme Tables and W.shstands
k1tsnlion ana Mahogany Dining Tables
french Gl. Ghin. ssvrs. Tea se.s, 81 and 80 pieces
Pn e,.s; .na se S;epeS es's and Fruits
Large anantity Wines and water Bottles
Fancy Chm Vases Gard Basket and Chin. Toys
dozen Tets: Tstes Csstors, different kinds, with
Gfne1 Got nsss1 not esse az named .n,
amount credit Of 30 60, and s. days, for % spproVsd
oI ss.. the
- The Goods win be orsn for inspeetion, ss and
catalogues ready on the Thursdsy previous TO the
oc24 WIN. L WALL & CO. Auets.
Byw.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE EOrTHH
y sTIAhsR DIANoHD, Her TACKLE, APPAREL,
Of ssi ss
Of the United States for the District Of mbia,
6s - II: s II sy Pses a o.
co sssar a seo. a Wf
city Of D. part ths Of Of the the
steamer Diamond. consisting of a valuable assort
= : casks da of ssensh sse,sh Rhios!y RR5:nay
3 3 Sfds' SSis Piefiee ptsite ataao' Meat
5 kegs salerstus
SG1si eiasls Msns snd L. lie. rr.oeh Shoes
s.'ss T.si' 'KniSss ena eolk.
/ boz 90 dnss dsnsss se.if sRa ssins sRsil Walters
i do of Fancy Articles. Toys, &C., &c,
! do of Fancy Hats and Gaps
l do ofIndia Rubber overooats-Lined With AL
p8sS
] case India Rubber Gaps and Bats
4 Gases Cigars
/ case of Castor Oil
l do Apsorted Medicine
l do Nitrate Of Nor phins
/ Dc Umbrellas
/ do Porte Monn&ies
2 do Lace ehAWls
! do Black Silks
! do Cassimeres and other Dry Goods
4 do Scotch Plaid Merinos, dc. &C..
l do Alpaca and Fancy Goods
l do Madras HAndkerchiefs
At the foot of Sixth street Wharf, on the PotdA
mac river at clock in the afternoon of same day,
STEAMER DIAMOND,
her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture.
ALSO,
At the same time,
400 Coils of Rope assorted sizes.
WARD d. LAM0N, q. 9; Marshal, ~. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28

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EQR RINT-A neat and comfortably furnished
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for rent from the l5th Of November. Lease from
sn snsrtsr, Aasres.1 1se Box
ton city. Post Office. oc as-tf
EURNIsH1D AND UNFURNIsHID ROOMS
T. TO LET.-Rooms for families or sin Rie persons,
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hood ksfsrsnes: ss rssairsa. Inquire 1t soaIh!sst
corner OF 50 and streets. oc 72-7t-
Inn BUILDING LOTS FOR L11s70R R7NT.
ayO suitable e suffers. Restaurants and privste
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EoR RENT-In Gsorgsto 1n, part Of 3 HOUSE.
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large stable and carriage. house. oc CIV
FUREIsHED ROOMS TO LET It 45o Tvslfth
S.s Sss
The s one ot the mess assss s
in Warrington, and within ave minutesi Walk oi
villa. Wliialds' and Kirkwoods'. No children in ths