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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs-Qaite a RJW.-A
very serious row occurred at the corner OF
West al King streets last night, which finally
resulted in the wounding OF two persons. 1t
seems that some four or five soldiers visited a
house OF Ill fame III the upper end OF the city,
and during their visit became so noisy and
violent that the proprietoress ordered them
away. They refused to leave, whereupon she
seut for assistance. Mr.. John McDe witt, acting
Superintendent OF the military Police force,
soon made his appearance, and elected them
from the premises. They were no sooner out
OF the house, however, than they commenced
general attack upon it, battering in the doors
AND windows with stones. MIR Nc Dewitt, with
some assistance, at once arrested the entire
party, and on his way down, at the corner OF
King and West SIS, The rowdies turned upon
MN and would have handled him roughly b Id
ne not used his revolver uhon them. Two of
mem were wounded. one quite seriously, and
-FOUR or mem made their escape. Mr.. McDev-
III suceeoen In re capturing the one most seri.
ously Wcunoed, but the other one was carried
off by his comrades
Sale Of Abandoned Propertu-A laroe sals of
abandoned property yesterday tool nIace at
the WAREHOUSE OF Major Silvey, princinal gent
Of the Treasury Department, at No ~ King
street. We learn that the rags were KNOCKED
of at prices varying from forty to n ftv NOR
cent lower than at the previous sale The
proceeds of this sale will am cunt to near SIs .
00O. There is still q large amount of prepertv
remaining unsold at this agency.-Ate1andria
JCurnol
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Arrival of a Prize Steamer,

Boston, Oct, 26.-The prize steamer Naudo,
from Wilmington for Nassau. captured on the
21st ms tant, by the steamer Fort Jackson, ar
rived here to-day.
Ninety Eight shots were fired at her before
she surrendered.
Her cargo consists of five hundred bales Of
cotton. Thirty five bales were thrown over
board during the chase OF five and a half
hours.
She is side wheel iron steamer of 62G tons,
and draws feet OF water.
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FROM LOUISIANA.

Rebel Cavalry Conscriptins Negroes-Im.
portant from RI chmond-SecretR emoyaI
of Government Archives to Lyachburg
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Il, via CAIRO, Oct De-
Inc reoel cavalry are con scripting negroes on
the plantations out of our lines, by order of the
rebel Governor of the State. They are to be
put in the rebel army.
a letter has been received here from q promi
neDt rebel in Richmond, stating that the ar
chiyes and other Government property are be.
ing secretly removed to Lynchburs
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The St. AIbans Raiders.

MONTREAL, Oct. 26.-Several dispositions
have been taken, at ST. Johns, relative to the
recent Vermont banks robbery. Others were
taken to- day.
The prisoners have all been easily indenti-
fled, and If committed to trial, Will prob ably
be transferred TO Montreal.
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THE MILITARY COMMISSION presided over
by General Doubleday proceeded to Baltimore
to-day to try case of importance. The trial of
the blockade-runners in this city will doubtless
be postponed until the commission concludes
its labors at Baltimore.
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BLOCKADE RUNNERS.

The Provost Marshal at Point Lookout, Md,
to-day forwarded to this city BenjamIn Flush,
Samuel l.. Morris and Solomon Links, charged
with beng blockade runners. They were COM
mit'ed to the Old Ga pitol to await an investi-
CATION by Major Turner
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DEmoCRATIC BARBECUE AT BLADENsBUEG.
TO day the Democrats have Barbecue At
Biaoensburg, and the association in this city
started this morning TO be present at the meet
ing. TIE delegation, accompanied by band,
omnibusses and about as many hacks. num-
Der went ont in the $50 train, and several also
left The eastern END of the city this forenoon in
buggies, DC decorated with flags, bound for
the same destination. -, a.-.t
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BY the Peoples Line-Office Sill Ninth street.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-U. s. 1881, coupon 6s
1C6i u. s. 520's, 107H; Certificates of 1ndebt-
edness, 95; Gold, 216; N. Y. Central, ll9h;
Erie, 97h; Hudson River. 12IH; Reading, l26;
Michigan Central, 125h; Michigan Southern,
6s; Illinois Central, 1224; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 1OO1: Cumberland coal Preferred,
53h; Cleveland and Toledo, 109K; Chicago and
Rock Island, s64; Wilwaukie and Pairie du
Chien. AK; Pittsburg, Fort wayne and Chiea-
90, 1OOb: Alton and Terra Haute, i64: Chicago
and Northwestern, i34; Quicksilver, S04.
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The Late General BidwelI.

BUFFALO, Oct. 25.-The body of Brigadier
General Bidwell. who was killed during the
recent great battle in the Shenandoah valley
arrived here this evening. He was an old and
respected resident of this city His remains
will lie in state In the City Council chamber.
Preparations are making for q grand funeral.
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OFFICES DISMISSt

OFFICES DISMISSED THE SERVICE.
First Lieutenant John w. Peck, Of company
G, I'd District Columbia volunteers, has been
dismissed the service, for conduct unbecoming
an officer and gentleman.
Second Lieutenant Henry >. billiard, of the
5th New Hampshire volunteers, has also been
dismissed, for disobedence OF orders.
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COVER mi NT SECURITIES
Jaw Cooke Go furnish the foIls wing quo
tations of Government securities.
M, 1874
GCERRILLlS ALONG TIE LINEOF THE
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

Parties who arrived here this morning from
Gen. Augur's headquarters, at Rectorto wn,
appearance in any numbers along the line OF
the Manassas Gap railroad for some time past.
The road is strongly guarded, and no recent
attempts to interfere with it have been made
hy the rebels
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Pennsylvania Election.

HARRISBURG. Oct 26-The figures made up
from the published official return in all the
county papers Of the State make the vote as
follows:
hiol'- '.'..''... ............. l9I,3f2
Democratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1877 OOI
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u Jefferson Davis, President OF the $50
called Southern Confederacy, is stumping the
south for Mcclellan. In his latest speech at
Columb a, South Carolina, he said: Let fresh
victory crown our (Rebel) arms, and the Peace
parry. " there be one at the North, can elect its
cdndiddfe.' Thus among those who adyoc ate
by WCrde and by arms, the election OF McClel-
lar, Is the hief consprator Of the great rebel.
lion, Jeff. Davis.
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TRADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLE'
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
TEIEGRAFHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canada-Semmes Reporte,
at LiYernool.

HALIFAX, Oct. 27.-The steams hip Canada,
from Queenstown on the 18Th, has arrived
The Persia and Borrnssia have arrived ont
Political news is unimportant.
1t is denied that the pirate Semmes has left
Liverpool.
1t is thought that peace will be concluded at
the Vienna Conference.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

EORGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK
.hsse Geol getewn Corporation Stock which bears
an interest of six per cent. per annum, payable
LAIRD, CLERK of said Corporation. oc l-dtNl
TOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
1 Potomac Tow Compsny,s boats, Potomac"
GOV: Curtin" and Belle Hsven.' Apply to the
JOHN b. DAVIDSON,
N 3 j. Water street. georgetown.
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FINANCIAL.-The N. Y. Post Of last evening
has the following:
The range of gold this morning is las per
cent lower than yesterday, with sales at 1l21
alli per cert. There is a demand TO cover
some short safes at higher rates. The export
demand Is light The Hecla for Liverpool to-
day takes out SlGOOO0. The Europa, from
Boston, for Liverpool takes S53,0GO.
Money is very freely offered TO the brokers
at call, at per cent, and the appearance OF
the market indicates greater ease In the supply
for he next week or two. But lenders gener-
ally prefer 10 place their balances subject
TO immediate call TO the purchase OF paper at
higher rates.
The demand for government gold bearing
stocks and for Treasury certificates is partially
better than yesterday. The railway shares
irregular; the New York roads la2 per cent
cheaper and some or the Western roads higher
than yesterday. Cumberland Coal is 3 per
cent. off; Pacific Mail per cent. up, selling as
high as 320 per cent.
The New York Commercial Advertiser SAYS:
But very little activity was manifested at
the dry goods auctions this morning. The
prices in most cases were a little off from
former sales. Messrs. Kobbe Il Corlies had a
sale of millinery, ribbons, silks, velvets, dc.
There was marked decline in prices, and
many lots were withdrawn.
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CRIMINAL COURT-The Criminal Court has
adjourned over to Monday.
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~ Hon. henry @. Stebbins, Memhsr of
Congress from the FIRST Congressiopsi n, strict
OF New York. has sent hls Resignation IN Gov-
ernor Seymour. His reasons are that as he Is
a war man, be does not represent the peace
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term Cash Tor Goods and LaboI. sep H.6Wif
OYSTERS. OYSTERS. OYSTERS
" The subscriber takes this method@ ~
f informing Families. Suffers and 1heSE ~ fAl
public generally. that having been SSA/
highly favored by their generous pa
tTnnase, he has recently, at consider
able pense. much extei ded and rged his es
Enlistment. thereby giving him increased faciIi-
Plede ng himsel to supply as heretofore, only the
very best stock clean y handled and at terate
prices. be confidently solicits continuation of
the patr ouage of q DISCRIMINATING public.
OYSTERS STEAMED, and by tee gallon, can be
furnish at short notice, and the latter delivered
promptl, as Usual in any P Snw Ct the city,
Corner 18th st west and st north one 90 mare
north of the kirkwood House. ocl9- eo7t*
WINNERS AND DINERS. by E. L. Blanchard
IL London
Manu- If French Cookery, London
One Hunt red and Twenty four Receipts for Cook.
ing y Rabbit, London -'A oo'A-
Hints for the Table. London
Cookery Carving. aud Etiquette Of the Table
London - 'o A"'Ao'
smPson's Hand Book of Dining. London
LIE Cuisinier Imperial Par
The French Cock
Miss Le-lss French Cooker
SOyer's Modern Housewife
Cookery for the Million. London
hitchensr's Coos' 3 Oracle
sAndereoB' q Com plete Cook u
HRskill's Housek eper's encyclopedia
Erancetel1i'r Modern Cook sex i.--
sep o''l0'es''' TRANoK TAYLOR
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DIsTRICT SUPREME OoURT.-The Goldman
will case is still before the court.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

DROF. J. W. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY is
J. noX open for the season, at Temperance "A
Hall, Estreet. between 9Th and 10Th.
Hours OF tuition for Ladies, Misses, and
Masters, Wednesday and Saturday after ka11A
noens from 3to 5. Gentlemen's class, Monday.
Wednesday. and Friday even in gs from to 10 The
quarter will commence with the first lesson of the
pupil. oct Slim
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-On Tuesday AFTERNOON; on the north side
i ef Penn a avenue. bet the Ca pitol and 81 st
a Isdy,s GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, with the Letter
"G' ir an enamel The finder will BE- Ii berslyre-
warded By leaving the same with T. e. DAKE,
421 Pepn'a av. oc q 2tA
EsTRAY-Taken up on Friday 2lst, a dark rel
T. STEER. ahout4 years old, marked with tar
upon the fore and hind shoulders and letters G.
upon each horn. The owner is requested to come
for ward, prove property and pay charges and take
him away. e. 8 RVNE,
oc E-6t+ Cor. 18th and C sta. and vt
EOUND-A PURSE, containing money and a bill
L Apply at No. AGA 9Th street, at GEO Will
NERs', between and 8 o. m. oc 2SSt'
COX REWARD.-Lost on the night If the 2lth
u 10 instant. at the Eastern Branch Barracks a
s1OO NOTE No Ns, on the North Rank of Bos.
ten Notice is hereby given to the different banks
if presented. The above reward will be given. if
returned to ALFRED RICHARDSON. Eastern
Branch Barracks. &C Is st.
cTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES, on the 18th,
= small BUFFALO COW marked in each ear.
suitable reward will be given if returned to the
owner on G st., bet. 10th and 18th. Island '-'e
oc q ct J. SkIDMORE.
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ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
LUPIN's SUPERIOR YsBRrcs.

We have now in Store nearly 100 pieces Lupin's
celebrated FRENCH MERIS Os, in choice color,
and shades, including the finest Goods imported
price from sl75 to s22s per yard.
Lupin's All. Wool Reps.
Lupins finest Empress Cloth.
Lupins Velour Russo, a new article.
Lupin's Nelours Ottoman.
Lupip's Felours Imperial.
Lupins Printed French Meriros, in magaia.
cent designs and colors.
Lupin's 81 and ALI Wool Mousselsins
bupin's Plaid Poplins Plaid Reps, Plaid Cash
weres. Plaid Merinos.
NJ These Goods were beught At the Public
Sale of Lupin's Goods in New York lsst r.sk. and
will be sold at avery small advance on the cost.
JOS. ]. MAY & co.
oc = 2t 30s Pennsylvsnia avenue.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
So 4ti st., nea- Ns,r Yo "I" n.y.
s,,H aSh,ns'on, October %, 1854
until nom 81 SATURDAY; October %. 1854, Tor
81 pieces of Spruce Pine studding u feet long 41s
l3 HenlOck Joists for rsfters and silling Is feet
s. Hs%sss ESSF SS.f q st ons 'F
rs pieces Spruce Pine Studding, ~ feet long. 4xi
Pine V CuiGss 81 Is f feet oa
IS SOL feet Flooring
Ia 30 White Pine Shingles, No. /. 10 feet
lo,G feet Glass, 10 by II
papers Gisziers' Points
gallons Linseed Oil - (.
e e! F s.is H inaS Cast I laSH Hinges
'2sross Screws, 1ineh, Ne.9
All articles contracted for to be deliv cred within
ten days rom date of contr act.
Pr 4sa 81 be
Materials addressed to the uSMde1 Rkn@a
oc2.2. Capt and Assistant Quartermsster.
IrOR SALE-The GOOD WILL, FIXTURES and
L STOCK of a well established meat store, No.
IL Al st, near City Hall. oc 20 st
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
SakEoy1sAAG HERRBERG
6GN nN fEESRf PIEPaEs At AtcfIoS
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY: November
a s11 sd t n socs she
large collection of unredeemsd Pledges consist
Gold and silver Hunting Case Patent Lever ard
Diamond Earrings and Finger Rings,
Gold Chains and Bresst ms. and Silver Ware;
Also Ladies' and Gents Wearing Apparel, Pts
t9ls; Guns, and one lot OF hne new Damssk
Also, lot q Cigars, together with large lot of
necessary TO enumerate
Sae to commence with the Watches.
Terms cash
ISAAC HER2PERG 4 SON. Pawnhroters.
ocG6, %, 81. mol GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RyJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALEoF EALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN TIL EFIRST WARD
By virtue OF decree made and passed by the Su-
prem Court of the District of lunbia, in
caqs- depending therein, No zst :, E an Docket
IL Hlll sell, on the premises, gu THURSDAY. the
l0tt DAY of November, A D. 1851 at o'clock p.
m he south half of Lot numbered thirty t3O AID
the " hole Of Lot numbered thirty one t3D in
squarr numbered one hundred, in the city CT
Wash ngton.
The part of Lot thirty fronts D feet 9i inches on
9th rect west, between and Nj streets north.
Lot 1rty- will be sold in two equal parts each
fronting 25 feet ll1s inches tn street; and all
the property extends back lSS feet inches to a
thirty leet alley. The property Is in a rapidly
imp owing part of the city and the title is per
feet
Terms CASH
Conveyancing, including stamps, al the expense
FRED'K W JONES, Trustee.
oc 81 eo&ds J. c. MEG UIRE d CO, Aucts.
nvS, Won THS'
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EURSl RS
LADIES' DRESS FURS
now open
at 8. NJ. MEYENBERG.
oc253t 4s Market Space, bet. 7th and STD SITS.
T LIGHTERS FOR SALE.-We have on hand sew
IL erel coed LIGHTERS or SCOWS suitable for
wood or sand from Is to 50 feet in length, which
will sell at a bargain.
Apply to
BARNES & SON,
&C 2c-lw" 63S l1th ST.. near the wharf
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DRADY'S GYMNASIUM,
THIS NEW G AS I'M al FOR My pH SsEN;
CULT RE.
THE MOST COMPLETE IN THE COUNTRY,
Is NOW OPEN.
Classes for Gentle men and Boys in constant p-ac-
tice. Terms. S3l per year, S2l for six this, or
SIS for 8 months which entities the subscriber to
admission to Gymna SUM, from6 m till % P M,
rooms, G asses. and Hot and Cold Baths. &c.
Glasses for Ladies and Misses in the Light Gym.
nastics forming.
oc paw ABNER 9 BRADY
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THE LAST TO RISE,
THE FIRST TO FALL IN PRICES.
GREAT RUSH TO
LANSBURGH & BROS,
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORES,
81 and 375 eth street, above street.

Having juAt returned from New York with
large and magnificent Stock of Dry Goods, most of
which have been bought at Auction, we invite the
attention of our customers and the public in gen.
eral to give call as they certainly will save Is
cents on each dollars worth of Goods purchased at
cur Stores. We mention in part:
2ONcO yards CALICOEs at 30 cents.
500 &" DELAINES at half price.
50, o. - Bieaehed and Brown MUSLINS from %
cent. up.
BCO) yards FLANNELS of all shades from Auc-
ton
FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GOODS in
great variety
All new shades of FRENCH MERINOS. IRISH
POPLINs, and WOOL REPS.
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAs. fall the fash
ion.)
CAssIMEREs and CAssINETs for Mems AID
Boys wear.
BALMORAL SKIRTS. HOOP SKIRTS in great
variety.
SHAWLs, sHAWLS. a large assortment
CLOTH CLoAKs AID CIRCULARS of our own
mar ufacture.
JAP Coats SPOOL COTTON at l2,z cts
Green & Daniels SPOOL COTTON at Q cts
Best PINS and Smith NEEDLES at 5 cts
HAIR NETS, NUEIAS, HOSIERY. GLOVER
and every other article in the Fancy Goods line to
be seld Is per cent cheaper. than any other ace in
the city.
Also, a consignment Of fine, Ladies and Chill.
dIen DRESS FCRS at half price
Call and convince yourself. that the above is no
humbug, at
LANSBURGH & BRO,
81 and 375 Seventh street. above street.
P.S.-Ladies who wish to avoid = crowd. will
please call early in the morning late in the eve
ming. the stores will be open until O'Clock.
Get 27-3tt
EO8 SALE-One new WAGON, suitable for a
'e'' T. Y. NOONAN,
oc % st. Corner 7th and streets.
NEW YORK STATE BUTTER, APPLES. P0-
~ tatoes. Onions, and Vegetables, in store and
JOHN W. LUMsDON,
oocS 93 Water ST., Georgetown, Y.
TIE OLDEST HOTEL BnIL GonpU9TED ON THE
As enlarged to double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
'o'As' ro nr. aud lIfh ST., Washington, d, c.
a - p me oldest conducted on the European
improved IN every = AZ Necessary for the SENk0
accommodates Of the increasins rnasts
Tt apkfui Tor the patronage already Tece;vs1 H.
proprietor hopes that by attention II hna 49, i.e
continue 10 receive patronage ss 1890 w. wo
Guests viii only be charged with Whist tbex reca;r
Charges are moderate. Ivy te'0''e'
ocstf - P. ENRICH. Proprietor.
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WAsHINGToNIANs IN RICHMoNp-A lady,
recently returned from Richmond, reports
that Joe Green, NOW Major Green, q. 5. A y
formerly Of this city, is acting Quarterrnaster
81 the rebel capital. Bill Daniels is also there
on detached military service. Joe Robinson,
formerly q clerk in the Indian Boreau, and
also one OF the orators of the renowned Dem
Jack. Association died in Richmon lately.
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ORPHANS COURT, OCTOBER sTH. 1861
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINGIoN CousTY.
TRAITOR of Charles Deviney, deceased, the Admins
traitor aforesaid has: with the appreciation OF the
appointed Tuesday, the LET day of November.
for the final settlement and OF the per
band, as far as the same have been COLLECTED and
turned into money: when and where all the credi-
tors and heirs of said deceased are notified to at
tend, cat the Orphans Court Of Washington C9un-
ty aforesaid, } with their claims properly youched,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit in said deceased,s estate: provided copy
of this order be published once week for three
weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the said
Test: T. C. ROBBINS.
oc l0-aw3w* Register of Wills.
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WINDOW SHADES,


Different celors and sizes Window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style size Shade
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PERSONAL.

pIRs0NAL.-A couple of young men now resid
the acquaintance of some young ladies with views
ing with those views viii please sddress II 7.
c. and Nv. W. E., - Washington city Post Office
All correspondence strictly confidential. Oc II 2t+
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Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany,s Lottery, of Kentucky, Glass s57, Octobe
III. ,Stii
AUTOMATICALLY
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P 1 G T q R Il 8.

Ere nch Gilt, Swiss Carved wood and American
Composition Card Frames in variety.
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SECOND WARD ST ALTON CAsKs.-R r. Mar
CIV, violating city law; for hearing III Dennis,
disorderly; So Henry Randall, do; 81. Thos.
Neale. violating city law; for hearing. Lizzie
Fowler, alias Mary Taylor, street walking; NJ.
Calvin, drunk; workhouse.
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CARD VIsITE FRAMES.

~ lou
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Kings Nails &c.
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I AIDES GLOAKS.
IL LADIES' CLOAKS.
OPENING DAY AT MAXWELLS,
MONDAY, OCTOBER a.

Regular Fail and Winter opening of
LAD1Es, MISSES. AND CHILOREN'S CLOAKS,
COATS, CHESTERFIELDS. CIRCULARS,
BASQU Els, BASQCINES, &C., &C.
At NAXWELLS
Emporium of Fancy Good. Cleahs aud Mantillas,
No 32s Pennsylvana avenue
N B.-Reme mber the opening day is MONDAY,
OCIOBER "a. oc 226t
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nRAwN NUMBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE
~ LOTTERY, of Kentucky. Glass 5ll. October
IS, 1864:
5--2l-72-5f-3o-23 i8-t9-32-la-i6-58
Drawn Numbers of Shelby College Lottery of
Kentucky. Class 5l2, October 26. 1854:
4g-1l-5e-7l-59-fo-2S- 3+S-57-l3-62
z. e. sIMMONs & CO, Managers
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Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lotter,
Class ca, October 25, 1854:
5O-Gi-27-2J-17-ll- l6-23-l0-54-4l-l9--76
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
letters Of adminstratio On on the personal estate OF
Charles Myers. late of Georgetown, D, G..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber.
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit of
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF Oesooer
1864 JANE Z. MYERS,
&C le.law3y~ EIecutriX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27

Drawn Numbers OF Kentucky State Lottery
Class 6'8. October 26. 1864:
56-l3.s6-6l-I7 Observation-Disclosures
MURRAY, EDDY & CO, Managers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES

The richest, handsonest and most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
the District These goods are warranted to be
gilded with gol: leaf and Of superior workman.
ship.
Also, q beautiful assortment Of Gard Visits
Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture All
goods warranted represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27

few choice Engraving s and Paintings for sale
At }. MAhkkITER'S, No. 4S6 Seventh street.
@Please remember the Number 4s6. and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep l7-6Wif*