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EoR HOLIDAY pRHeBNrs.
p. J. BELLBW b %. D,
SO sEvENTH STREET,


p. J. BELLBw co..,
SO sEvENTH STREET,
--h,tabIssAsd - 1890
The largest. choicest. and I,est valuable stoek Of
FINE siLvHR PLATED WARE,
ever opened In Warrington; ever article Of which
We guarantee to Be Double Extra Silver Plated In
the best material and full weight Of silver.
r5 dosen Rogers Brothers 4 No. 1, Double lXt,s
euver Plated Forks and spoons
lsoelexant Breakfast and Dinner Casters, every
variety In the trade, We begin to cell At $50 TO
$50.
Gobless. Cups. Mugs, Cake and Card Baskets in
Quantity.
Hssaus Butter DI.hes, Fruit Dishes, Waters,
de-, Ae
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers. richly e,aa-
mensed.
xss Stands, elaborate Tea Bets. ak pieces. bess
quality.
soap Ladias, Butter and Pruit K,i,es. Mu,t.,d
ana ssls spoons, with full assortment of other
goods In this line.
We guarantee to sell at or near the nanro..
turers prices, freight added.
Housekeepers and the public generally are re-
spestfuiy invited to give us IN early call before
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLHw l. co.,
$40 Seventh street
10 2s-ln doors south Of Odd Fellows Hail.
OvAs roua THOUSAND
ALRlADY oRDsRlDi
VIII BE- yubAsasd On o. before Friday. Rsvsu,-
Der 2osA. 1858.
RlOHsTEINS STRANGERS GUIDE
AND EvERYBODYS POCKET
HANDBOOK.
oontAisins-
4 complete 6uids to Washiaston City,
Description and Location Of the Public DuNltasp,
Loosson Of Principal Public Ohsoss, &C.. &C.,
RAM and Pay Of United states Army.
Nayy.
Marine oorpa,
Salaries Of PRINCIPAL oAeess Of United etatss Of ell
Depsrtmsnts,
Population Of statss And Territories,
Principal Cites and Towns,
Tables Of Monsys, Weights, md Msas
United States,
Iatesessins statistioa, complied fre., late Gems
Report,
Distane. from wasAiastou to Principal Cities,
4 Family Lauadry Boob for ono year,
Blanb Msmora1 dun Book,
And ether valuable And interesting inform %.
The cheapest Boek Of the ki1d ever pu1lyAAed
lvol, II no., bound In cloth. Retail Dr3so only
30 Cents.
"a liberal discount to the Trade, sutlere
PeSlsss, DO.
essd II pour orders early.
Sent ~ mail tree o. rsssiDt Of yxies.
PubliAh>e By
WILLIAM ,. Rl0HsrlIN
at the NAtionA Book 81
07e Penn. avenue, BET 18th md u
PestORee Box II
nsS lm Wsshiustsp. D.
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WI % MSOf and VuartAfwA4
ID OPOs ALE Y0R CONN.

essLFD PnopcsAIs viii Be received uutsi the
18th Inst st Zoe OOH tor furnishing The S1b-
3 khELs OF CORN on tas cob, 70 b delivered
At Washing On or 6aoi Seeto~,. o w,thin
delivered = thin ~ q days
The oath Of allegiance mlet accom- DAny easA
bid
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for Any ca use
Fropresl Is to b addrees~d to tia ood.rsieasd At
223 g street, endorsed PROOFS - far Core -
B G 6REENE.
DEF Cap ain and o 8 Y,
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n saeh bidder and perssn offered - security Win
u required
Proposals must b endorsed Proposals isr Army
Ira. sroPfAtion On Routes nos. l. ), OF a. - the
case Eay BE-, and none gill - entertained uAleaG
adveftiss nent.
Parties to whom awards are made must b pre-
pared 10 execute contracts once, And 10 i've tho
required bonds for the faithful Performance OF the
Ram6
Contracts will be made ~ beet to the APPROVAL Of
tho oua, t. msstef General, but the right 10 re-
serv TO reject any or all bids thu: r.sy be offered.
Contractors must be In readiness for service b.
the 6rst day Of Apri 1854, and they viii be required
TO have place OF business or Agencies q or In the
vicinity Of Forts L. aveEworth and Union. and
other depota that LAY b. Established Of which they
may be communicated With prom pity and readily.
L @. lAsTON,
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gny n II - n

FlMTD!
SatlsHa Hsnte made and for sale By
sSae 0A6N3e Z SON, eail Msksra.
6SS Eleventh gtraS<
neA1 Rtlsyb Wharf.
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nIGEsf OF TN Lave % I'M DIsrAI01
:. e 3 Columbia ~ I Ta SRZsSk fAYLos
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NaOORU'D WEST END DRUG STORE.
lX1 11S Psaa. Arcsws, SostA Sid.
O AanAo lars Stock Of Pure AsdieinsS, DTa0A
Paints, window 0lass, 60 = :"
"a large Stock COAL OIL, aad LAmpa
for same, ct lowest market rates.
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FROM NEYl(,(b

HA'ANA, Nov. 10,-The steamer Trent, from
vera CruZ on November !, has arrived here,
bringing mexican dates to the 23d ult Her
news OF little Interest
GeRral Liceag0, Mexican who sold him.
self tothe rencb, occupied Jaiapa without re-
sletan'e, put on the next day, the Mexicans got
bet" en Jalapa and Vera Cruz
No tdings have since been received
1heFrench army. now under Bazaire has
been divided In three divisions. Saligny was
soon tEsave for France
herrench We're recently attacked at Tam.
plct, AID got the worst of il, losi Tag ninety HELL
besIdei horses, &c. The place was surround
ed oy superior umber of Mexican troops
by aSpanish steamer from Gadiz we learn
II ON 1enerife that, on the IS h ult, the rpbr,l
cruiser georgia arr1v' there from Sirnon's
Bay. she be ing in company w, til the Alabam ma
The Vanderbilt apr ched the bav. and holm
Yesst Ii took speedy leave.
Tie feCrga had been ordered to leave Ten
erlfP. Size WAS allow ed to coal and provision
lie ste med away next day and probably went
south. Her ninth and last capture was the
ship Reid Hunter, Captain Crosb by, whose crew
1oul L 81 In number, were left at Tenerffe.
Affairs in st. Tomirgo remain unchanged.
he releis are at the very door Of the capital
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES :,
FROM NORTH CARULINA.

FROM NORTH CARULINA.
keeonnoi~xance 10 the BIackwater-Csp.
ture Of Blockade Runners, Laden with
arms and Valuable Stores.
NxwBERN, N. o., Nov. 11.-Gen. PECK made
aIeeonnoissance Of Chowan river to near the
noun OF the BlRckwater, on the 9th, 7th, and
SIN inst, with Com. Flusser, in the gunboats
nltthead, Delaware, and Mann. AS he was
some TWO hundred and fifty miles from New.
DeIn, It is presumed he WIS waiting for the
cooperation OF the commanding general 1T
Fortress M onrce.
Inc rebels were apprehensive Of some move
upon Weldon, and burned tbe bridges over the
Nicaeon and other principal streams. -.
CHARLES Henry Foster has recently returned
rom an expedition from Pasq uo:ank and Per-
qulmans counties, bringing a number OF re-
cInits for his regiment. He found a strong
Union fe cling in the region visited, and is
promised by prominent and wealthy citizens
mere active cooperation in raising loyal
Norm Carolina troops. This section has not
yer hfen projected by the Federal forces, but
ls exposed to continual incursIons by gusr.
rillas
-Four large steamers, engaged i'm running the
blockade at Whining ton, have been captured
within the past three days. One was laden
with $4,000 English rifles and clothing; one
with sulphur, saltpetre and lead; and the
other with an assorted cargo. They are most
valuable prizes of war.
The State DIT bt OF North Carolina, amount.
Ing toupward of a million of dollars, has been
entirely liqudated from the procS eds OF block.
ade-rinnlng, in which the State Government
Is Iartely engaged.
The financial cor dition Of North Carolina
was hFer better than 1t is at present.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The steamer Arago,
from Port Royal and Charleston bar on the
evening OF the 18th inst, has arrived. No news
OF Importance is reported.
The steamer America, from Hilton Head ON
the lllb, brings guard Ct the 4th U. 5. regu-
lsrs.
The British brig Henrietta, from Bermuda
on the 5th, reports that she left there the ship
st. George, from New Bedford, for Buenos
Ayres, which put into port to land the officers
and crew of the French steamer Charles Mar
tel, from New York, bound for Marseilles, and
which was abando1ed on the 10Th ult with six
feet of water in the hold.
Arrived, ship Mazatlan, from Rio Janeiro
She reports that, on the 18th Of October, she
pas sed ships bowsprit with rigging attached
SPOKE. November ~. latitude 4o'1s, lonr,tud.
lilo, the ship Minnesota, from Baltimore tor
London.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS
Late Accounts from the T.che g.,

Late Accounts from the Teche Country.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamship CO.
Ium olt, from New Orleans, 9TH instant, via
HaVaIa, arrived tonight She brings dates
10 the 5th instant. We have the following re-
port from the Teche country:
Inc advance of Gen. Washburne's division
was attacked and driven in on The morning of
the 3dinst. The rebels, howe yer, were cheek
ed and driven off with a loss OF 100 killed and
200 pms oners. Our loss is said to have been
40 killed.
The army in the Teche country, is eoncen.
Hsadnhne al an-s Banks naval expe-
difioh It's destination is probably Browns
vile, which, it is supposed, will be easily
wards the eastern borders of Texas.
The 1st regular infantry is doing provost
guard duty in New Orleans.
MiCdling cotton, 81 cents: sugar, 10al1 cents;
-four, S13a$1i.50 Spanish doubloons held at
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SPEECH OF SECRETARY SEWARD
AUBURN. y. Y.

From Auburn Advertiser and Union, Nov 8. |
Coming Hall was packed last evening to its
utmost capacity on the occasion of the last
Union rally Of the campaign. The evening was
stormy, but.that had no influence to keep back
the crowd. Hundreds who could not gain ad.
mission to the hall Were turned away.
Hon. George Rathbun opened the meeting
with an able, eloquent and comprehensive adj
dress, occupying nearly an hour in its delivery.
When MIR. Rathbun concluded the house
fairly rung with calls for Gov. Seward, who,
being present, came forward and was greeted
with such reception as was never before
given to any speaker in Auburn. 1t seemed as
though the people would 60 wild with enthu.
siasm. Order was finally restored, when Gov.
follows: .Za
GOV. EDWARDS SPEECH.
My Friends: am sad and anxious "a. night
for a cause that yon well undertand; too sad
and anxious, indeed, to be able to express as
could wish the gratitude I feel for the welcome
you nave given me- certainly too much op.
pressed with private solicitude to SPEAK &C.
ceptably upon public questions.
am here by accident and not by design. I
have persistently declined, as you know, to
enter political canvasses as dsbater.
nave had two reasons for this First
wanted the internal as well as the foreign on
emies OF the United States to see that this AID.
ministration could stand Of Its own strength
Wnhout resorting to popular arts OF self. de-
fence. Secondly, thought that an Admins.
tTdfion that could not stand without speaking
LOT itself must fall even If all its members
snould engage in Its vindication. Neverthe-
less, being here Unexpectedly, / feel that 1t
would seem churlish to refuse to show that the
TRENDS OF the country have the eynpathles and
the gratitude Of the Administration Of the coun-
try, = = ; -
What, then, shall / say and do will for
get myself as well as can, while utter some
sennments OF cheerfulness and hope concern.
ing the condition of our country and its cause.
90 not forget that cheerfulness and hopeful
ness nabitual cheerfulness and hopefulness,
give onense to certain quarters. We have q
CLASS OF patriots who deride them, who insist
upon having the political skies obscured and
lne poiitcal moon throughout all her changes
presented nnder eclipse. i do believe in cheer.
Iuiness and hopefulness. As in religion, so in
PoiIues-it is faith and not despondeney that
overcomes mountains and scales the hea VEINS.
Inc General who, haranguing his army ON the
eve Q! battle, should express fears OF defeat,
WSuid be sure to be defeated The Statesman
VIC apprehends that disunion is ineyitabIe
WoGId be sure to produce dissolution. The
SprlsIlan who believes he has committed the
onRaIoonable sin will never work outshis sal
vIuon. de who impatiently rejects ths, coun-
ses Oh nope In political action because he does
NOT sseal his e1 pectAti Immediately realized
- as pad citizen as he Ii bad Christian who
Wavers In his faith because q hundred genera.
,ons have passed away. and "aii these hinge
You win succeed, my friends, Tomorrow.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

" GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Store, and are daily reoeiyinG, GAS
RIXTUR16 Of entirely New Patterns and 1esi9na
and Finish superior In style TO anything hsrstofors
oHofed In this market.
We invite dtisenS generally to call and examine
oar stock Of GAS and WAT1R YIXTURIe, feeifna
son1dent that " have the best selected gtoek II
WaAhington.
y An Wor / in the above Hns intrustsd 10 oar
care viii b promptly attended to.
mar ST. MIXES & Me6H1N. 37s street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

V1 Boarding and Day School, No. l. 80 Penn ~ :,
Seven Buildinss: The ninth year and seventeenth
msnee on Monday, September 3sth, 1868. Circulars
can be obtained Ut the bookstores and Of the Prin
cipal. Sc A-sms
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The Loss by the Recent Fir,

The Loss by the II ecent Fire.
Boston, Nov. 15.-The fire at Southbridge,
Macs, on Friday night, destroyed the Baptist
church, the store of ]. J. Baker, the building of
DIR. blackwell, and other tenements. The loss
ID 100000 There was only a small ms rance.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FUR SALE AND RENT.
srss Front az RSoS S'o oe .s xne
stree Ana ns cits 4 H.
F'oka satn %! On R1nT-A thrse-.tory BRICK
York avenue will be sold low Tor cash .r on sSort
Sar,1nssb b'' No t 81 I..sssl.I. ,naqiIs q y 4
gwen he ss 81 -
hon,. sSfn,mssd Rooms and Kitehsn; suitable for
mo- = Tee or In salts No. q Missouri Az
ETRNlsHED ROOMS FOB RENTAL No. ass
: l.t.. bet. 18th u q nth. no II so2.'
.o1g s
.Sd e, 2s = .ss sss s.ss
The I::s sn.iSn'd g.s%i:s: i.ss. saossS g a,s
Tsea sss
80 sss street,
T December, :. PAkLoR ans Two oaAaBsR :,
veil aud comfortably Rurni. he'd, in retired aud
from the 1.Iitol ana g. Deps5smsnt Of the In
s., e OF saEs Vi.
AeGni.e Co.. corner of 10th and streets.
IMARDIAr1 POSSESSION. - .
One thrse-story BRlok House, roo ms. 4ts It.
Fire 9sh Building Lot business stand corner Pa
furnished Psrlors with piano, near rrs.,ury De.
EIGHT small houses hons for SALE Lots, Lands, Farms,
a., s'.:.: .a ssG. .:s
EoR sALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
L OF An stAbltshmant doing business now equal
to Place in This y s s
Of the ginep, ote: q
Of business are row desiToa. give those WISHING
TO so into the Restaurant and Ordinary Business
Of The dss2sss sSs
can be fEund in this CITY Apply to Star Office.
HANDSOME FURNIsHsp Rooms 70 RlNT-
~ - fnr gentlemen only, At No. 392 Sixth strest,
pet and l. no 10 ~"
RooMs TO LET.-A large Frolt Boom, one of
~ the finest In the city. aud in every way one of
applying at AS street, near the Post ONCE.
no ley
Farm RoR sALE-,on the Washington Branch
To- so: saa
sSt Lumber YARD ST. sirsst .h.ff, or Of aEW
II 9tn street wharf. neE-l~*
FOR sALI-A valuable LOT. u feet front, on
IN five annual payments. Also, q FARM of 80
acres, Is miles from WI ,ins ton, Eear Cossvills
Nd with two story Brick Dwelling, fine spring
ga xs Sats,ed Apply s, to A
Farm Fob sALk-Eiehs miles fro IN Navy Yard
Il Bridge, near the Marlboro road Containing
about scres. is acres in wood; the imp vsments
are, ~ Q story dwelling, nearly new. with seven
rooms, closets &c. small stable. Price $4,000.
Lone Old Fields, Prince George county, Maryland.
EeR RINT-PURNIsRED ROOMsA snits Of
Il handsomely Furnished Parlors and Bed rooms
In of the most desirable and pleasant situations
In the city, and only on minutes walk Of Wizards
Hotel and penAe. ovo.~S. IT. ASs Thi.taanrh
street vest side. NOS 2vH
L,OR SALE Or EXCaANG Lands,
T. Cultivated Farms. Mill Property, in Ohio. Hi.
nois. lows ard Missouri, wiz be sold cheap, or
changed for Real Estate in Maryland, District 90
lqmbis OF the 10y part Of Virginia, or would e1
Law Building, Fifth street, or address Box 1893,
Post Office, Washington, D. O. 25lm
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET at $50 Twelfth
street, between g and 1.-Two lower n story
aatoinins, both we'll furnished; also several slD.
In Waship ston, and within FIVE mimi tss' walk Of
Willafds' and Knkwoods'. No children In the
bnuse. re 28tf
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TRIESNAR--PToteetsd By Royal Letters Patent
of Ens land AID secured By the seals Of the
lcols de Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna
Triebmar No. / 10 the effectuA remedy for Relax
alton, SpsrmAtor rhGa. and ExhAuAtion Of the Sys-
tenn. TriesmAr NJ. 2 has entirely superssded the
nauseous use OF Cepaiya, Cubebs, &c. TrieAmar
No Is the infallible remedy for all Impurities and
Secondary 9ymptoms, thus obviatins the use OF
mercury and all other deleterious Ingredients
Each preparations ID in the form Of . most agreea.
BILE Lozsnxe. Secured from effects OF climate and
four IS cases in one for 49, and In S7 cases. thus
saving o. Divided in ssparase doses 8 sdminis-
WholesA and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 1874
Blocker street, New York.
TO BE- bad also Of 8. o. FORD, No. $50 p. Az.
corner 18th street. no IL 3m-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Il =
| FoRD'S NE ~ THE ATER,
TENTH strict. ABOVE
aed.; Street Tsss: iRs
OPENING or THE CoxrpY SEASON.
| THIS (Mondayl IV1NIN0. Nov. is,
| First sppssrsnee in Warrington Of the versatile
rHl fr %SSb 1f sisTiRs.
supper < L RA IL sr PGa 4
ana the IN Ire Dramatic aud Musical CORPS.
~HIa Iv1NING.
1d1 N0BL1MANp DAUGHTER.
PG, i,, I Ron. IS &c o.,r'iils Mi;s Imm. Webb
Rest 81 ii. eiaracters bv tha eompany.
A'''' Win <. IND 1852 S6T 81 sGtacs
ADA MIBR m i've oHARAcTlRs,
With eonEs. DAnoss, yigs. etc.
oKovER'9 ThEATER,
Penasy.uanio Avenue. near Wiltards Hotel.
LKoHAAD GRoVKa--.....----- ----.... --.Direetor.
Re-ens.semep ut Of .he Pearl oftha American Stage,
MISS LuoILLs " EST BIN.
THIS Monday EVENING. Nov Is.
tollsa o5 ia ne" bis
Or M y ! AkkrKsAFF I 2 3 faF DIM
a AK, Tudor. tie Bloody Queen NJ. W:stssn
The assassinsson re false Accusation alton;
The Com gnct FIR VsnRe.nce.
h s'o' 81 s.r, rsast 2 Tie
h At III. wom.ns Love. Revolt Of tn. p.oDl.
Attset on the Tower. The Queen bseomes 'f the
Act " The Struggle for Life. Procession of
Death. Illumination Of the City. hhs Execution.
Rates Of Admission. Dress and Parquet Circles
se Is cents se.,s secured aur,Ds the DAY :. the
Doors opes AZ: Overture at IN
CANTERBURY HALL
H A Z }ee44ssFFEEkkssggR sEE::, rHt ANR
Rear of N. toDa and a ayssU5 Ho,.
TIE HIGH NAYMAN's LIST 1@G CRIME.
4aE SkExr bksmxc4 FAST iG
An Z: sfss z: zsa. xsn Ss
'1 Se ''A rI a. Irish
In In psss.. Dances,
.Ew PIcrURFsoUs BALLET,
Rs.nt.sr,, Arranged y Fouchs.
Music }pA1NrER's Illusion. 9 Rfssss
iH7odHe'ns 0"Ihe Lndiss cf the Company
IT, ThE ssE4rCoars OF zrH,oPtAx COMEDIANS.
MURRAY, WILLIAMS, &c.
GEO. H. EDISON
In New Cc mi, Songs and Characters
Doors open at 7; performance at q quarter before
O'Clock. AOmissinp IS and 81 cents
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
no Is OF fATChDAY AFTERNOON ,
DROFEssOR P. FIsHER's
- COTILLON BAND
hR. FISHER takes great pl. asure to annoyance 70
his friends and public, that he has organized ,xf,
Cotillnn Band for Ba Ia and Parties He re- IfiSN
fpectfully solicits liberal share of public 10y
He6lQenco and NH
streets Eurooean House to L. RICE 25J
Penn. ave, bet 18th nd Is b. NO ls.ImE
4 WI U MIDI ConrAr AMI STKINE BANU.=
~ The undersigned re, pectfully announces ~
to the public, that he is ready to furnish Musci
for Private Parties Balls Pic Mics, Pa.ades, >skS
Exhibitions. ETC., with any number CT Musicians
required, at the shortest notice by leaving orders
at John Isenan' d, corner Of Pepusylv ania avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY ISlMAN
seq SIM
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AUCTION SAI.E<,
FUTURE DAYS.

By 10. MCGUIRE 4 CO., A, ellen ,rs.
T>kUsTEBS SAB OF iWV sAiUABLu
/ LOIS Oh sBy ssfH s1RnRr. oPPOslfn fHs Pax
B.iEL.-0n tn g RsDAY AHTERNOON, Nov. 18th.
sttns Aueticn co9s Of J, Q. Mcguire & Co., cor:
OF trust .,ted January 0tn ]ss, md duly fsscrSsd
N Lioer J. A. No 18 folioa NO. ct ssq +, one II
ths Iahd Ieeorcs for ellington county, b. o..
division Of part Of = Mount PiAasans. y ,ffontins
sssh about y feet ON vsnth street Continued
aae running back about IA feet to Iishsh street
continued
Terms cash. ..... E-.
Cost Of eonvey.neins Ct the sxpan.s Of purchaser.
po+eo&ds Q MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auots.
BY ). q. M.aGInh Il 90. Auetionssrs.
VALUABLE BUILDI 81 lots AT TIE
coRSrR OF NORTH d ARD SECOND STREETS AZ
E.1. M s, s.r,g Gsa,ais. e hss; MesierS.
isi,s 9t 7homas t!srbe1y dsesaaa In ,rsuanos Of
Il 81 e.
and 90, hrmed by the Honorable Supreme Court u
ssid District, in the. matter Of the above named
Public Auction. on the prsmis 9, on MoNDAY.
si,sible and ysiusbls vacant Propsrty sitaAssd Il
fnown parts Of Lots and g. in square 81. front
8 FEET inches on street and IN re- 1t nahss On
Second street, divided into four building lots
nont.ins each q feet ~ inches on street and
feet on sec md street. Al running back la feet
Tssn:: One fourth of the pureb... mons, cash,
bic rafpectively in six, Twelve, and eighteen
months With interest, the deferred payments Co ne
s~eur.d by dsea Of trust, the lots other sp-
Sro,sd security All een.eyaDe,nx and Stamps It
JAMES MosHERRY ausrdisn. &C.
notl go G. MoGfIRH l. 90 Aucts
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BY 2. McG UIEB & CO., Auctionsers
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON STREET
y kEAn the Posr UrFIuE DEpARfsfvsr AT
PusL1o AuoTIoS.-On UE5DAY AFTERNOON
sog, mesr 2ith, a. O'Clock. on The premises We
shsn SSH The v hole of Lot No. in Square No 406
ironipg 10 fs on street north. between 18th and
sIey he Lot VIII bs sold In two parts of rs feet
IRON. each The west half is improved BY . sub
stantiAl Three story and cement Brick Dwelling.
hosse, the sst half is unimpro owed
I've Ioe. tion OF this property lin the mediate
vicinity OF the Patent Office and Post on Depart
nsnts, in dss rable positou for private resi-
osnee or Tor oce purposes, render the sale worthy
Terms cash.
Title inoisputsble
D. A. BURR. Attorney for Owner,
no!3 eed d. j. @. MCGUIRE & CO ,Austs
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Nausht shall 70 IN &C.,
The nan shall have his mare again.
And all shall Il, we'll y e. -

Z know you will prevail tomorrow Tor An.
other reason. Like the last one. il is found.
ed upon moral instinct-the moral instir, 81
which guides the people Of every country 10
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FALL STYLES

432 SEVENTH 6TlREr,
Opposite the Pateat O6fcs,
las in store large stock OF the most fashionable
descriptions Of decor alive and palmer styles Of
PAPEkHANGIEGe.W WINDOW .bHA DEB. GILT
CoREIOI, &c. Also, large and very select stock
f2AMI6, Plot TURF CORD, TAS6ELS. NAILS.
10
All work executed promptly in the best manner.
Come and see ut 4 So It'll atreet, opposite Patent
Once. IOhronicle.] no s4tawlW
COLD WINDOW eHADE9-Ths largest and
NJ most complete Stock Of the above, at the
lowest prices, At
ROTHROOKD.
no9. law2w asp 7th st.. opposite Patent office,
tOhron.l
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EIANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS 70 RENT
a for gentlemen only, at No. 352 Sixth strest,
bet and l. no 10 rs
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ETRNlaHED ROOMS FOB RENTAL No. 2ss
y IT., bet. Ath n nth no III ao20s

EoR RkNT-Ror six mouths, from the lat day of
1 December PARLOR anr TwoOHAMBHRS,
most mel 81 borhood, shout equi distant
from the Capitol and the Department Of the In
Ply 70 THOM AS J. FISHER, at the Store of J. 3,
MeGuire Co., corner of 10th and d streets
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SN~vEN ne ~ j 3N,
Penasyluanio Arenue. near Hillards Hotel.