Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1854, Page 3

EVENING STAR. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. holders was, this morning, merely. ES pe ee ORE REET vente Spen, Wirmuns & Co.—The run on the]. Exchange Bank of these gentlemen b; t having been found that they promptly re- F deemed every doliar of their issue pre‘ented ee S alae ee Fi cei to aiden ere TELEGRAPHIC. Rxpressly for the Daily Rvening star. ee note al, i 0B RENT;+-Thesvactous STORB AOOM on the cornrr of Seventh and I anes fs ftr rent, Tt is one if the best stands for business on the Street, By J.0, MoGUIRF, Auction ; OARS ‘DUTOH RULFOU ; Trae BP MONDAY naecaane stay By DOWNS & HUTOHINGOS, Auce, ATCHE: 4 JEWELRY, GUNS, Gone Fancy = .. at Auction —On SATURDAY evening, a i id haa a gcd dry cellar. It has been used for th the 18th atT o'clock, we shell sell at out FE Raronr o ram Fraanctat Aourr or ras | since Monday morning last, when the rush be- dry cocds Dusines:, an is aay shelved Apply to soll we nese erocks at ay enetionrecess, gee store, a latge 10% of Jew of every oe —— jitional of- “Atv Soctery or tas District or Coucunta. | 882. We preeume that on Monday morning hae WELL & BROWN, from the wren oo ae Dosen ae Ho { | Setber with an invoice of Watches, which were o4| Naw Yorx, Nov. 18 —A few addition + For rem QuarTer NDING Ocrongr 277TH, 1854 ir ag ebb reset aba eropaying Toulrar a aviaue, op pos te Bank of Washington fiana, ni aouviovana single Hyaciaths, | Yettived for lest Saturday, bot wore not sold te ficial returns reveived faver the election of A work of educational and moral reform was} Jet 1 probably have made ef ments a rrr Arar ee, palin, Jonquilles, tri, Croca, sariy Lo, Sheed serene En-lich twist double Clark, by 800 plurality. commenced in this city last fail,in coneur- at 8 OrPADgs URNISHED ROOMS, -with break‘ast and ten | D2.» Von Tholl’e, &c. . ~srenee-with the views of many ‘of the clergy | °™#>ling them e0 to do. Nothing could be F ean be obtsined ina private family. byeariy | Terms cach. JAS. C. McGUIRE, ; | Single barrel guns. eles eee ca. and laity of the different Protestant denomi-| more disastreus to the State of Virginia at | sopiication.. aquire at 279, aeventhGuroce, be, | DOV I8—2t Auott-neer Miaitisinies Septet ctaaek sear abe O Tho Health and Weather South. = 5 Z ee —, wacnaae a rencowraging foxcces,” The | They are the financial agents of that diate, | “nor aire, ee Porth. “Terme moderate. | By GREMN &@ BOOT. Auctioneers | wor lt" : Savaunag, Nov. 18.—It is cold here, and Bociety ar organised on the 27th of April|*04 their suspension would necessarily in- OR RENT. —A FIVN STORE OV FE CORNAG last A missionary, matron, financial agent and 13 teachers were elected, who are believed to possess sufficient devotion to the cause, to volve a suspension of the work on all the in- ternal improvements in progresa in Virginia. The State herself being interested heavily in By EB. 8. WRIGHT, A own. > SUPRRIOB’ ant we &ept Purnjtu e of the Unica Hotel.—On MO? the health of the city good. ‘We learn that there has been considerable frost and epid weather at Charleston and New RULN AT AUCTION.- 02 WEDNESDAY, the insta t, wa sha!l rel], at 8 o’dienk Pp. m.,*¢ th brick kis of Wm. B. Wilson, on Khode Islan NW HUSDRED THOUSAND PRICK IN THE ef Virsints avenue and Seventh strest, Navy id Yar'. Toa gt net tho rent afll b> meterare Geerget XTENSTVB SALE OF Apply 04 the premt nv 17-8: 4 5 Avenus, between 10th ond 1th streets west being | VAY next. the 20th in-tant at O'cloek, we eh: Orleans. The healih of beth cities is very ponsibilities de-| them; advancing to them large sums of mo- ge ‘ Square No. 57, about ene hundred thousand Bricks, | ell, without reserve, the extensive arsortment ae “ Sates in taperiin’ the eau ce the | Bey obtained through Seiden, Withers & Co , Housed Utd Coen ee et | in the kiln, pearly all o! which are hard and a fins | coparies Preattene ovens Union Hi lot whcf | good. sel sip idl orant, vicious, and the deserving poor. | Who are charged with the duty of selling the | sejser, vu rased-on K ween ea-t, Navy Yard Thej “tile. Terms cash. * hee been laid in new within the 18 month A Beard ms five auditors were elected fred the State’s stocks to realise the funds so advanced | propert; is in fine order, having ‘a’! the nece:rary 7 vars con Khe Carpets, Mattrerece, Table sn i aul The Cincianati Money Market ~elergy, and the trustees consist of oae from] °F Paid. With the suspension of these: works | arrangements tor the busine hee gente ft 4 |e eld netirnrers. _ | Curtains are from the celebrated house of Btrare Crxcsmnati, Nov. 18—The money market the laity of each denomination in the city. | ™st come aatill greater cea, cmeci | ciflers enmults of SEL Rano apernen By J.C. McGUIRM, Auctioncer. {Wer scsta pat; | foontinues througbout the West to be very The auditors and trustees are men of stand. | tionof the Virginia State st in question. re MARIA SPRISER, Superior rosewood an | mahogany spring Sofas * ing, influence and responsibility. The con- tracts, purchases, and disbursements of the That, in turn, can hardly fail to’cause an im- mediate run on all the stock: secured banks of No 629 Eleventh street, Navy Yard. ee FORNITUR® AND HOUsRHOLD nev 17—8t* EFFROTS AT AUCTIOY —On FRIDAY mora- Lounges tight There are mere failures here, but the ing. November 25th, at 10 o’clock, at No 266 ft State. Wedo not kn [{OR RENT —a PAGLOR AND BaD. HANBER Getwacn 18th ned 10ch ee meter pape ohare ber pee indications are that the trouble is easing off. = the Btate. edo not know. RENT.—A PAKLUR AND BSD. HAMBER | street, between 18th a: erests,I ¢ y Do — dini g. ce: tre, card an: ‘a i financial agent are made subject to the ap pe able to redeam all their peste een RK furnished or unfurnished, opposite Browns’ | the Furniture an1 Effects of a gen'ioman deo ining | Elegant oral ra fics gilt frame Mirrore Bank Robbed. Pid ae reson Seema rohan without relying on their hy: stook. | Hotel, No. 847, in one of the best and rlesgantest housekeeping vis: Rich rets ef Window Curtains audited quarterly, 9 hands for the examination and satisfaction of donors Three Sunday-schools have been added to our number during the past quarter, making ix in all, with Fri scholars. We have alsu two evening scbools, with 53 scholars, and a day school with 19. We are making an effort to get as many children into tne district sohools as possible, wishing to obviate the ne cessity of sustaining day schools for then We have taken measures to increase our Sun- day and evening sehools, having receive pressing calls from a number of places. Many children cas be found in various parts of tho city and District to make up schools, who can and ought to be brought in. We have en- ~gaged several faithful teachers for evening ~ sehoolé, who are ready to begin as soon as they can be assured of a reasonable cComper- sation, and these can be relied on to sustain the Sunday-schools regularly and efficiently Are not all such laborers “ worthy of their -~ hiret” We have not yet obtained a building for an * asylum for reformei females and their obil- den ; but a gradual progress has been made in preparing the public mind and convincir g& a#ome ‘‘ who are zesty fe perizh,”’ that thers is hope in their case if they will but put forih taeir strength. Our efforts to provide homes and other com- forte for the deserving poor have also a favor- able prospect. We hope, ere long, to obiain a building, into which they can be welcomed to s home, and to ite comforts and sympathies, and where they will learn to appreciate the religion that leads its possessors «‘to do to others ae they would that others should do to them.” We have a depository, at the corn r of Pennsyivania avenue and Tenth street east, for clething that may be given for their use. Tre work is common iroend fer all, and it would seem that all who decline to aid itmight see that their interests would be and their minds made more psrticipation in is. But a small portion of time has been al lowed by other duties for raising funds The amount raised within the quarter, including cash and cash subscriptions, the publica ionef the former report in the city Papers and copies for distribution, books, maps, seats, and wood, is $154 88. The disbursements for the quar- ter amount to $20 48 Ladies and gentlemen, the cause is before yeu. It isa cause in which all have an in- terest, and which commends itself to the hearts and judgment of all—so that the good approve it, the bad cannot oppose it openly Without implicating themselves, and sectarian- ism has not taken a step against it without a reaction upon itself Will you suffer such a cause to languish for want of sustenance. and with it all the hopes that have prompted the tations of amendment which have been ed? Ob; no; you will not—you cannot! We have a higher opinion of you, and we trust our liberality will not permit our estimate to Navecusee: N. 8. Norrnrop, Financial Agent. old banks of the State We sincerel: banks in one and all, a8 we depict above to well as to the pro; _— in his letter of this morning, says: No panio exists ios’ Bank, and the Bank commendable li ments are progressing in every circumstances above the fluctuati tion.” ever been offered in Victoria Regia, the gardens of David A. Hall, Esq been grown and of a few months, of the gardene:, comfortable, sae nowned plant that this country can, ” cial means, produce. ing for some time, water lilly. Tae Marxer.—Centre looked well, on account and a great number of coming days. The hay busy as the ousto ners of butchers. buyers and sellers, and produce, sells rapidly. ive a grand gift concert this evening, We have looked over the accounts of Mr Northrop as agent for the Aid Society, and find them correct We also would recommen i the publication of this report as likely to serve the cause of public morality, and would re- spectfully ask of the various papers of Wash- ington to give it a gratuitous insertion. J. Reap Ecxarp, ‘or the occasion. We learn that the recei will be for the benefit of J commodating disposition. will have a full house E. P. Prepps, Guo. W. Samson, Serious Cuanes.—On Thursday evening Wx Hopes. last a case was tried before Justice Morsell in which a man named Bigler, charged by a Miss Boreman her It is asingular case, Newsparers ix Wasnineron —The Balti- more American of this morning says: “There are published in the city of Wash- ington, six daily newspapers—three of them in the morning, and the others in the after- neon, with a combized circulation of prova- bly from eight to ten thousand copies. fn ad- dition to these, two of the Baltimore penny rs circulate extensively in Washington, ig delivered at the doors of the subscribers by breakfast time. Thus, in effect, the city time of trial had been made known in marri made. in the case yet. Sach a ran on these banks must react on the quite as disastrously believe that there are not sounder e Union than “those of Virginia, 80 far as we know their condition Though thus based on stable foundations, and managed as a general thing with moet commendable prudence, such conge juences nearly all of them, as essing internal improve- ments, could hardly fail to result from the stoppage of the house of Selden, Withers & Co. In 4 Prospsrous Conpition.—‘Meroury,”’ “At Georgetown, no failure has occurred. Her Farmers’ and Mechan- of Commerce, honored the Paper of their merchants with erality. Handsome improve- art of the town. There are ne idiers about the corner— no suffering perceptible. This morning, one of the oldest and best informed citizens—iu trade or the under-currents of politics—re- marked to me: ‘Our banks were never in bot- ter condition—nor do I know a man in this town who is not safe in every business rela- SomeTHine Naw —The citizens of Wash- pelea and vicinity are invited to see, free of all charge, the most rare spectacle that has this city, namely, the or the great Amason Aquatic, & young plant. which is now in full bloom in ., Fifth st., five squares north of the City Hall. It hes roduced in the short space yy the skillful managemen’ M. Griffiths, and the proprie- tor, D. A. Hall, a respected citizen, has liberally thrown open his gates for the free admiegion of all to view the most rare and re- by artifi- It will continue bloom- so that all will have an op- portunity of seeing the great South American Market this morning of the large supply, purchasers ocrowdei | the place to obtain their Provisions for the | near market is crowded with wagons, &c., and purchasers of that article aro as '@D QO) WDE IGABUE SEGND FON DURE the farmers and. $3.000 we IRABLE =TAND FUR BUSI The sidewalk of the Avenue is crowded with | G@ROCERTE’ FOR 8ALB.—I he though high, A new and more capacious market would better answer for the large and rapidly increasing population of our city. Tas Parnows’ Girt Concart.—It will be 0%, a8 every*effort will be made to transfer the seen by our advertisement that the Parrows °U8'om with the store. at Odd | BOY 14-eodlw ellows’ Hall We are aseured that seme $200 worth of Jewelry will be distributed amon the visiters, amongst which is a handsome gold watch. Extra talent has been eng+ged pts of the evening ohn P. Smith, Keq , the gentlemanly agent of the Parrows. Since this gentleman has been with us he has m do! _ 20¥ 14—e0 = many friends by his pleasing manner and ac- EK“ KENT.—A smell Frams GOUSK, No 50 © trust that he! 8 widower, was | fifty with a rape uyon!Pa avenue. The building is of two stories. The and would, no doubt, have attracted the attention of a erowd if the Bigler, we learn, is a property holder in the Sixth Ward. and thai he had offered his band e to the lady since the charge -ras The magistrate has made no decision Tas Konxew’s —Our readers will not ‘or- Spring-seat Divans, Lounges, Ottomans ogany Centre ard Side Tables Wainut Corner and Music Stands, Chinese Tes. poys 4rm and Reception Chairs, Rockers Window cane — ice Shades Carpets, Rugs, Oiclot! Chinese Vases, Candelabras, ornaments Walnut Sideboards, }.xt:nrion Cable French China Tes and Dioner Ware Cutgiass Ware, Table Cutiery Bronse Hat Rack, Hall Lamp Hall and Stair Carpets, R-ds and Byes Writing Desk, Camp Chaira Dreasing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes Benstends, Washstands, Toilet Sets Beat Hairand Husk Mattresres Bedding, Rolaters, and Pillows Lo-hing Glasses, full suites ef Cotte ge Furniture Superior Cook Store, Wire Meat Safe Asien in toe city. Apply at the confectionery o! Freceh Ch pa Dinver and Tea Ware : J.@ WEAVER. H ; ‘ Fw ot of binzo Ware | Kich p'ated Castors, Candlseticke poon', 4c, Ivery Kulves { 1 heavy Glasewsre, as De-anters, Tambiers, Wines; Gotipty, Celaries, Salts, &a. - 1 rupertor 7 octaye Piano Po: te, by Chiekering Brussels 3-ply and ingrain Cerpets and Ruger Oileloth, Ca: pets Bosrox, Noy. 18.—The Windham Company Bank, at Brookline, Connectieut, has been robbed of $22,000. U-NISHFD ROOMS —AITTING ROOM AND Bed Rocm in s private femily on Ninth street, nesr the Patent and Post Offiess, without board or with breakfast and tea Terma, in fu | ghts, $50 per month. For address e quire at the Star office. nov 17—3t* OR RENT—THE HOUSE AT PRESENT o- cupied br the Hecretary of War, on Fourteenth street, near the ocrner of Lin ae n given on the 1st of December—Rent $1,500 per annum. ?he main building contains ten ro>ms, eight of whi are of large size, 14 feat high in the two prircipal stories. The back building containa nine sddtticnal rooms. There are verfecily cry cellars under the entire buildings. Gas is introduced throughout, = ‘lhe premtves will not be rented for a Bosra The Fioters Found Guilty New Yorx, Nov. 18.—The Williamsburg rioters have been found guilty. Departure of the Glasgow New York, Nov. 18 —The steamer Glasgow sailed to-day, taking out one hundred and fifty passengers. No specie. ‘able ard Bel Lin &e. f rte, &e. 75 superior hrir Mattresees, warranted 75 de — French Bedeteads So'rters and Pil ows, best quality f-ethera Mahogany dre-sing ani plein Bureaus Warsrotes, Mabrgany Weshstanda Mahorsny hair rest and cane Reckors Gas Ch ndeliers Window Btinds, Chamber Seta Western Rivers. ing It 5 spss hall, parlor, radiator, airtight, snd cai Waeetine, Nov. 18 —The river is at astand ing House. Togather with a eral sssortment of Bitches itover S have Inquire of B. W. REED, Utensi's. bi = A complete ert of Conyers for cookis g pu Second class boats are running. nov 13—3t® Corner of 14th and P street Terms: $30 and under ossh; over that sum acredit of 0 and 90 dayr, for notes catisfactorily endorsed, besring inte. ost. JAS O.MoGUIRG, nov 18—d a- Auc!l neer. By J.C McGUIRE, Auctioneer. e | 1 Carrvall and Harnese, with a large variety suite! to a first class hol i Terms: $5) and under cast; over that sum = credit «f 30, 60. and 90 deys, for approved of dorsed notes, on delivery, the notes bearing int: reg . OR RENT—FOUK NEW AND HANDSOME three-story brown-front Dw-liings, conteining Parlors merble le. Didiag Koom, Kit: hen, Servaat’s.Room, and-five..Cbambsrs situated on Thirteenth street south - near.the publie grourds, Baltimore Markets, &0 Bartimere, Nov. 18 —Flour—700 barrels sold; Howerd street at $8 25, City Mille at $8 BR. s. WRIGHT, ite $1 880$1.87 ° ° UPHRIOR PAIB OF MATCHED C4RRIAGH oa thom: Wheat—23,000 bushels sold, white $1 834! aes of | Seat cod fae pertatiy becitan saeceeePae | SS Horses, exe lent Family ‘Coetegs. He sor tt = Aart -| 481.90; red $i 15 0$1.80. Com—old white 77 pea aa pasoteal patie the rent will be yor} Eure, &e., at Auction —On TUMSDAT enerecos’ By BARNARD & BUUKEY, d ohite 540; yellow. 800, Onta 45a at $350a year, payable monthly. Apply to RIGH.| Ncvember ist, at 4 o'-look, in fecnt of the Avction Georgetown. ed0e, new Thos 5 ARD H. CLARK, corner of Sixth rtrest and Lou. | 200m, I rhall se'l, withc ut recerve, s pair of excel- NEW FURNITURR A OOD AND NSAKL Other artic! anged isiana svenue, or to DANI@L B. OLABKK, Dr. lent Family Horses of fine appesranc: and etyle G' Austion.— Oa TUBSDAY, the Qtat met at. ot 530 les usob: . Store, corner of Maryland avenue ond mievente | 204 warrant to be perfectly sound end k nd in | 1 o’cicek, a mat the residence of Phi'ip Gr ffi) Rew York Markets. Naw Yor«, Nov. 18.—Fiour dull—4 000 bbls. sold—State brands $8 a $8.25; Southern $8 508 $9. Corn—4.000 bushels mixed sold at 91 cents Gottonddll. Money tight. Stocks street. nov 14—lw VERY DESIRABLY STURK TO LEC—iHB store on the east side of Kleventh street, one door north of Penns-lvania av-nu:, lately oc-u- pied by Mr. Dyer aa an auction ani oommi-s:on store, is for reni low to a good tenant. ate to Erq, Seerstary to the British corner tf Westend Congrese streets, we w.il sell his eahe Furni ure, such as — Muh any rofa and Rocker Do = o-ntre and s d- Tables ; Do t hairs, Light Stands Han iroma' ait stuffed tofa, do Arm Chair Al-o a good Vamily Carriage, Harness, Pura, fc. The abo e are ths property ofa gentleman who hes no further use for them, «nd wiil P sitively te self to the highest b dder. Te ms: A creditof two and four months, for not: satisf.c:orily endors:d, beating {.terest. : . AL JAMES U. MoGUIRB, Hall and chamber Chairs, parsege Tables dull % _ nov 14—7¢ Corner Twelfth and D streetn. nov l7—d Auctioneer. aero bil and chamber Carpets = go es ov heal {UR RENT.—iwo new four story bnex HOUsNS, | = ——_——_ — alout snd ‘mitation Werdro! j on K street north, near ths corner of Fourth Wants. peate 4, van ‘Tables and Stauda ; Cincinnati Money 4 ffeire. street west. They are built in the v-ry best man irst-rate Feather Bed, Hairand bhuck Mattresses “Cincinnati, Nov. 17.—Money matters are quiet at present here, and are assumii settled appearance. There are no further failures, and the indications are that the worst is over. Eastern exchange 1jali. Peath of a Priest. Hartrorn, Conn, Nov. 17.—The Rev. John Bredy, for mavy years the pastor of the Ko- maa Catholic church of this city, died yester- day evening of cholera, after an illness of 24 hours. ner. Oc mojern atyle, wi h every necessary conve- mience. To good and punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to J. f CLEMETS, on I street, No. 580, or JAS. HENRY, at the Capitol. nov 9—9t GS TORse Eanes having Furniture, Dry Goous, Groceries, &c., to be stored, will find ample ac- commod:tions in the large, aity, flag-stone-paved, and dry Basements under the Star Office, corner Pa. avenue and Klevenih st. Apply at the Star office oct 25—tf {OR RENT Of SALB.—THE MODERN Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth st: ect E, east side. The house is in good repair, dry cellars, and-tv a geod te ant the rent wiil be l.w. Possession given on the Ist November Apply to oct 30—tf JAS. C. McGUIRB, Au-'r. Drevsing and other Bureaus ‘D—4 Hovsekeeper. Enquire at Na- tiqual Hotel, ‘or two days. nov 18-2 ‘ANTED.— 4 SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN as Overseer on a farm. Be:t of ref-rence given if required Address WM. CALL at this office. mov l17 4t* ANS ED—APARTMENTS AND BRRAKPAST in @-o; wo, byagentleman. Apply to Mr. RKDFBAN, Gr-oer, corner Pa. avenue and Nin - teenth strees nov 17—81* Uf) ANTOD —By a respectable Woman a BITUA- W TION as housekeeper, or a* cook, washer and ironer in a public or private family. Private family pref-rre?. Address “© B 8” City Pest Cffica, or Alexandria Post Office nov 16—3'¢ ANTBO—A GOOD MAN, 40 O?RN OYs- TRRS. Apply at FLINT’s. nov 16—3t W ANTED — A teoent for the Grooery Store oor- her oi Third and Market stre-t, Georgetown. nov 15 dtoves, hall and psri:r Lempe, Shades Chum ber Beta, + oo} ing Glseser, Mentel Clock Good Cooking Store, 40. Fe-ms cash. BARNARD & BUCK8&Y. _ nov 15—ts Anctioneera, By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. | BRA es FURRITURE ASD HOUSEPOLD BSects at Avction.—Va TUESDAY MORN November “Ist, at -0 ~rlcck, at the residence n I etreet, &tween Ninth Tenth etre te, I shell sell all bis Furniture ard Housebel ! Effects, Superior r sewoud bash Boston City Charter Boston, Nov. 17.—Lhe votes for the city of Boston charter have been counted, and the election of an alderman for each ward de- feated Hereafter we shal! have but twelve aldermen. 83 Piano Forte, by Peichen- Mahegaoy French 8o/a, Divane Walnu. Whatnot, Rout Tables Cane seat Chairs, Rocke x, Arm Chairs Venitian Binds, Window Shades Three ply snd Imrrain Onrrets, Uileloth Full warble tcp D es Buresv, 4o. Wasbetand Mahogany French Bedstead, deo Werdrobo NBESS-TO RENT, AN® STOCK OF frrent a large STORE, FIXTURES, ant ORLLAR, oneof the mest eligible business situations in the elty for & first lacs groo-ry. The goods are well selected. and the Raval Orders zene a ee ‘ tesing B j Srore, hase lacge end excellent custom. The only | QENATORS, MM BERS, OR OTHER PERSONS | oP, aie Neiet Wanickee wean Eesrox, Nov. 17.—Orders bays been _re- cause for declining is ill heatth This is a rare dete AG handeome house, well farniehed, for Naple and cherry Cot age Bets‘eada esived at the Charlestown Navy Yard, from chance for a person desirous ot entering isto baai-| several mon’ hs, cr longer if desirad, will fied 2 de t Feather Beds, Boistera and Pillows rtment cf Elankets, Coauort-, «c. ing Tables, hefrigurator ge ee tales The Wreck of the New Era *. Redistor ! meral assortment of cia ws Dsat Buacu, Nov. 17.—The New Era re- i 1: yt ti & ‘mainsin the same position, with her morts es a a ee n ‘mt ®j gtitt standing and her ball full of water. The —______ Seredit of two ani four mouths, for notes ati: | was 20 high pay ‘Shah che ood mek J ANTSD—H#IX OR RIGHT MORR HANDS TO ! tority ondorzad, bearing interest hee bead a 7 ‘e . work on a place near the city for the winter] P.S The house is for ren‘: ingaive of the are; be boarded, bat it is smoother this morning. or year. Board found. i JAMES O. MoUUIER, One hundred and sixty bodies have been pick Also, a Man who has ome knowledge ef black- Auctioneer. }ed up in all, and it is doubtful if amy more mstrenks nba e eed ce etree eer Sy J.C. MeGUINE. auctioneer. | Will te found web rae prea gaat ma Opporite Treasury, 15th street LIC 841.8 OF AN BLEGANT BSTATE.—- On| A! uables end elotbing Office open from 9 to 8 daily. "oct 26—Im WED®PSDAY. D-cember 6zh.a 1Zo’cio-k m , bands of Coroner Wooley ANTS NEGRO MS-—Thatubscriberoare Beeb “Sear en ee nT W ell timer in the market buying iS, pay is progerty is rivust d in Wash’ nae nome ing the hiphest cash prices. | Persont having Sinves Diseweot Colcmtbi. azu centa'ns arest ave brn- Pe sale il) puanse call st 242 PRATT STRRMT, USE| Geet aud Gety learwelet loch hier eatate Poe ESE bore ee ald afand.) Slaves token ox | nd anthsta mally fon of. Bald propere te die ba > ‘ ‘ feb 2—1y B.M.& W. L. CAMPBELL. the * old M'll Road” into two pert: “The * farm’ b: sles ok woxthern [Oo tine, eontams about 100 anes, and the “hoese 4 e.” 0; north: pertion, sbout forty-one seres. ‘She * farm, side,” consisting of — | cnltivated and woeded tand, is stuated between he OAR DING.—The Misses cH ANKS, acjoin- ins the store of Mr. Berry, cn Bridge stres Qvorgetown have sever<] fine ROOME to let, a: “od Wasting on Rece Course” (living west of 14th ree'Yand Piney Bravch Sridge, bounded by Pock are prepared to accommod ste Boarders, both perma- nent and transient, on the most moderate terms. Creek on the south apd tb the county roai to nov 9—-Im Washington, to fit out the ships Cyane and Seratoga as scon as possible. siravie one in a p'easens and fashionable neighbor- hood on the h ishts of Georgetown, and quits com | NICHOLAS CALLAN, $5 Ol HANDSOME FURNISHED DWEL- 9 eLINGS FOR RENT.--I have for rent . in one of the mort.desirable situa:dens io the city, it being wirbin five minutes’ walk of the President's House, public Depsrtmen's, snd Peunsylvanis avenue, a three-story brick Houre, handsomely rur- j Disbed. with every attending comfort A sufficiency of fuel for the winter is provides, which can be had with the hou e and farviture. nov 14—eolw NICHOLAS CALLAN. venient tothe ompibuses It the house is not fm- mediat-ly rented, the lady will acoommedate one family or several g-ntiemen on reasenable terms, the house being larger tham desirable for her own Mahcgany Gilt Tea Set, ela: Superior Gork £t Together wit a Raquisiter. Terms. $29 sné ander cash; over that eum nov 15—4 Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. Toa good teuant the rent wiil be $15 per month Apply to B. K. LUNDY, nov 9—tf No. 126 Bridge street, Georgetown F% RENT—Poseession given immediately—the t late office 01 the Evening Star, on D st., wiibin yards of ite junction with Twelfth street and WM. HAUNSOHILD, PAPER HANGER & UPHOLSTEBER MEGLCAN apd French Paper Ramgings ond A Upholster Goeds. fenneylyania avenne. btw. Seventeenth and Aighieonth streere, Washi r, De. Wm. Haunechild bege leave to inform hia triends apd the public thet ne her on hand a large tock of French Giitazd smarican Transpureris Alpo, Hair, Moss, Cetton and Shuck Matirne-ee, which he will Aispowe of at the towest prices. oot 10-3 as NS Sn ee eb CLUCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY. I beve just received and opeand <p 7 3 lower story being divided into three convenient rooms, and the upper being a large single room. It will «fford two convenient small shops, fronting on D street, with ample working room in therear. Al- 80 a convenient painter’s or carpenter’s or otber mechanics’ wor shop above. Apply at Star office, oct 2h—tt N CAPITOL HILL—THRES VBKY UBSLiA- O ble Suilding Lovs No. t, 15, and 16 in 8qvare 787, between Best Capito! and A sts. south, Third equare east of Capitol Grounds, will be soid on ao Mr. Pierce's MY on the nerth, about one. aif mile ix} yond the Coiumbian Uolle-e, and distant 1} es than two mites from the corner of Fennsylvania avence and 14t) street. eee 5 —— t assortment of Clocks, Watebes, OAK DING.—Mre. DUVALL, “onus. sven This farra bas been recently su edand divided arty semeer, ait et which will be e083 hes eight daily newspapers beside a semi-| get that the celebrated Kunkel Trou: © com- | ommodating terms on applicatjon to G. Crandell, nearly opposite Browns’ Hotel, has fine ROOMS fot sizes containing from five to Geobty serer oa b, cheaper tban similar goods ean b weekly and weekly publivation.* menee their concerts at the National Theatre. | No. 33 f stree’, near Tenth, Ielind. and offers every desirable comfort and sccommo:ia- ‘Ihe people of Washington are truly a read- ing commanity. In addition to the Washing- ton and Baltimore papers, an immense num- ber of papers are tuken here from ali parts of the country. The New York papers are sold in our streets, in large numbers, as freely, in Proportion to the population, as in the sireets of New York. Our friend of the American is mistaken about the circulation of Washington papers. When the number of inhabitants are compared, the circulation of Washington pa- pers exceed those of Baltimore. The Star, alone, is within a fraction of the American's they have performed. lent man if they did not succeed. man named H. Edmonston, officer Wise for robbing and Barker. b assaulting stolen was $25 in gold coin. Uptn Iutgresming Sarvicas.—The revival of religion which has been in progress at the Thirteenth street an ore Chureb still con- tinues to increase in interest and benefit to those who are seeking truth. The efforts of the pastor, Kev. Dr. T.C. Teasdale, have beon ettended with much success, and have fuily sustained his Bian reputation asa true and able preacher of Jesus. The meetings is to be continued during the next week, and to-morrow the interesting and solemn ordinance of baptiem will be admivis- tered at the church in the form practiced by this denomination of immersion. We must not neglect to say that this church is in its infancy, but is Fapidly maturing in strength, influence, and usefulness. Let all Christians come up to its help, for what is most needed is Christiam unizy. was committed for trial. A Revivat —A progress at the Fifi! this city. Last night crowded The pastor, Rev. assisted by his brethren, meetings durin the coming week. will — ular in this city. rices for A Digtressing Accipent.—Yesterday af- ternoon a litde child, of some eight years of age, pamed Sarah Ellison, an inmate of the family of Mrs. Wilaon, at the corner of llth street and Pa avenue, was most dreadfully wart iE OF BOROFULA, | BOW’S ELIXIR VI Nonvoux, Va., July 1 Mr. B. Burrow—Dear 8ir—I am under 3 if Since their departure from Washington they have been greeted with full houses whorever With such talent as Kunkel, Lehr and Adams, and suoh an exsel- er as Ford, it would be surprising Picking Pocksts —Last night, a young was arrested by The amount of money said to bave taken te the guardbouse he was searched, an: an amount of gold found in hia boot The two young men were friends, but had been drink- ing, and had gone to the house of Mary Heis ler, where the act was committed. Edmonston lorious work of grace is in Preebyterian church of the anxious seats were Mr. Carothers, will con:inue the i These meetinie crowded, the pastor ond church being deservedly among the most pop- Frvn Cigars —The cigars advertised in the Star, by Dyer, we know, from our own pu'- chases, to ve coped they are sold at moder- e times. All in want of that now almost indispensable article will do well to give him a call 8) OF TWKLY Eegtg STANDING CURED IN ONE MOtTH, BY rote hte obiigstions isease, Sorufula, Also, several otners in Square 872. oct 25—Im* ONT YOU WANT A HOstt?—100 BUILDING D Lots for sale on eany terms to suit any person that wants to build. Fine etore house on corner c‘ Seventh and G streets, to let. WALTRR A. TRUP, Carpenter and Builder, G, between Seventh and kighth strect. oct 24—1m* KR KENT—A STUKK ON PA. AVBuUB— THB neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build ings, next to the corner of Pa. avenue «nd Bleventh street, which said corner ie soon to be opened by Hilbus & Hits, as their Music store and Piano were- rooms. The store now for rent will make a cepital stand for almost any kind of busicens, aa already the Star office is more frequented than any other business place in Washing.on. Apply at the counter of the Star offics. oct 25—tf giable for cottage resideros, all of which ave sdurdantiy weter 4 by pure ard enfoiling asprin. s. One of the lots referred to ix improved by the erre tion of a fare-house, a lsrge barn, corn-crib ste- blieg fer horses and cows, and sb-de for farm "gE wensils, &c., together with ozt-hou-e, 4. and a bydreulic raw ior supp ying water for the buiid- im the District. J hare om osnd a trw conly Weichos, whieh will be ro'd a great bargaid, if cslied tor 8 on, at J RORINtON'S Jewelry Store, oj posite Browas’ Hotel. ‘2m tion for tamilies or single gentlemen—permanent or transient. No more agreeable boarding house will be found in Washington. Je 15—1y OUMS AND 2UARD.—SRVERAL SINGLE gene tlemen can bs accommodated with Plessant rooms, (tarnished or unfarnished,) with or without Bosrd, in the large modecn house No. 452 Thirteenth ape tae north of Pennsylvania avenue. oct 21—Im* ont Gi? GLISA Pib.es end Rpiscopal Prayer Kooks, « E large assor ment In rich =nd elegant binding, jast recived and for sele at very jow prices b £ K. LUNDY, ‘ridge Str-et, Georgetown. a TO OARPENTERS, BULLDERS, AKR'HITECTS, &c. HE SCTENTIFIC STAIR BULLDEK, i*tustrat 4 wich 4: large piatea by Rodert Ri i eli, of Phil- ailphia Ths p in ipes embraced in this work have been thoroughly and tri-mpbaotly tested in she cities of New tork, Philade’phi -,and Balt:more. Te thiv or ary oth-r city, the author wreaty w gi e ® practi-al dem net ation ofthe system, end prove ite superiority over anything tha. has ever teen pub.isheion tbis beauwful b-a.ch of cerpentry. The saving ot lsbor ard meterial is by this at ieest fifty per cent. The certainy acd proef affrried io toe worsman by plain, full, aod simpe explava- tions iv thecovstru tion of wrea bs for hend-rails, cent-ring, and grain arches, & , ¥illat once present tn-mm ives to every carpeatsr and architect The author e+n be reea und the book obtsinad a! A. GU DEMEISIEK 8, No 21,414 street, between Penn- <ylvania avenue acd C s.reet. Price $5. Pov 4- Mt ~~ PROF. SCHONENBERG, TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF Modern Languages and Literaiure, ie. a the subdivision of thie proy perticulsresre has been taken to gire to wos! of the lo‘s ths ed yan ages of extended views towards ten city ef Weebingtop sad the Potcmac river, and aleo a fair oe ¢f ou'tivated and wooded land t erch. ‘2 ths plat of the preperty, which sii] beexbibited, may be seen the lovetion of the roads to and irom tie c unty road t@ each of ahé vi la sites. Upwards of fifty fice thousand doilars bare been ex;ends: within the p:s’ twe yexrs in imp-eving avd embel'ivhing thi- property, andinev-1y respect substa wslity bes been comviued with tase and convenience The Mansion Houre (whioh isen:irely n-w,t e*er having been oc. u: ed) is situated on a tract of land containing about fo ty ove acres, lying norsh of the ‘ Farm hide,’ bourded on the east by the esiate cf Col. William jelden, nor‘h and west by Tiney Branch, and south by the C unty Road; ta aup+r‘or in p int of coi scruc ion a d elegavce to any dwel- ling within the imitsof the Disuict. It is an ir- rexuisr Itajian Vilar sideace, about 10 feet srort by? varied depths of from 30 to GO feet, built in the most substactial mapner cf gravite and brick, rougkcaii, und pai-ted ia imitation of b:own sione, preses ing wi-hal an ¢xteaded .iew cf the Potomac and waay prominent perts of the city of Westing- tou, together with an area of -cme fifteen miles of bact coun'ry. The bui.ding cont-ins a d-uwing- novi ae SOMETHING NEW. PPOSITE TH® MARKET ON PRNNSYLVA- O NLA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth etreet, ina NEW CLOTHING STO&E for Men end B«ys, openel thia day. DECKER, cne of the cheapest Cicthing Merchants in ‘he North. has determined to cffer to the citizens of Washington and vicini-y, his excellent Clothing at the luwest Northern prices, for cash only. ‘hore the POOR MAN will find just such a Couaiing Store as has I-ng been wanted in Washington. ‘is motto is cheap for cath, and ONE PRICE ONLY. A good eubstantial woollen coat he will sell for $27; and heavy winter pante, well lined. for $1 25; and fine coa's, cverodats, snd vests, in proportion Good wool and ootten under-hirts, horiery, gloves, &o., ch-aver th .n the chespest. nov Li—tf WOOD AND COAL. OW IS THE TIME T.) BUY YOUR COAL AND WOOb.—the subsc iber has on hand, and ie also receiving a cupply of COAL from the most ap- proved minss. which he will tell at the very lowest market price fo: cash. Als». Oak, Pine, end Hick- bein, VENING ULASS6S IN LANGUAGES —PHOF. SCHONEN BERG will commence reviewing classes in Tagcesgee on Monday, 30th October, at his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue. - eet 23—tf UD NOVELS—A LARGE NUMBER, LAID aside by the undersigned to send to auct on, may be bought in the mean time at auction prices or ‘ess, from FRANCK TAYLOR. nov 14 UMBER! LUMBER! 50,000 feet Albany white pine Lumber 4-4 to 124 < 5,000 feet cherry 6 4 to 12-4 i i No. 257 PENSSTLVANTA AVENUE. , of t quality. rom, par or, bi Jiard room, hal 28 feet wide, li- 1000 do do 4A snd 8 allt Ree she bert aay SS white: Ags Goan | east euing orm. iuile.’s pantry end ki'ehen cn| _oct 28—tf Heed do mance fan boonies Bre qual Y | dsily ext ected to arrive. ‘erions who intend Jay. | the first floor. ‘the s co d story contairs sia lerge DENNIS, (rnom Panis) UPHOLSTBRER AND 000 ‘ng in their Ooal for the winter, would do wall to | #04 wiry obambera tegether with bath reom, ser- EF. } bo. f Louis 10,000 do ash 4-4 to 16-4, of tho best kind . van's’apa tments, Ac Aso, al and airy 6m PaPER eoereud 0.481, crr er o! ra ie 000 send in their orders soon, and it direct from the . ae ana avenue end Sixth street, Weasbington, D.C, Ri 5) to, popes © oe by vess.1 in good order AMES DALY, sp sepenird story ot eae Furniture repaired nnd vainishea. Gs pete cut, ‘Ust recel a New York av., between 18th and 14th streets. Tie hull, butler’s pant.y, ki chen, chamber, end nov ll—lw* 1854. dreeing rooms tre abuodently seppied with hot J. B. WARD & BRO., fitted, end made. Twelfth street and cana’. nov 15 -lw 9 Curtains, Lounges, and Mattresses made. s be to you tor ennctt 2 = — and co d.qater, by means of on overshe’ water #@- Good references giver. sealded by running suddenly against the arm bygone Preparation, ‘called. acs gata! dises disease ned | VALLE PS— SHARDS .— We have just received J ee ea ie eee Tee Wheel, situated 250 Yeros from the-dweliiny, and] 4) “O'Ci's n share ef patronage of the public, = a ~— f ee o was ; iypin bot water bellied the ar peta euyalotans, aud Thad taken at ieast | Sg large and fine a:rortiment of white and color PHATE OF LIE. The most palatable and officer oe af cabs ‘ying Beaten nists ee oe and pl~iges to do his work as neat and cheap sony TO ae can, ue contents of the dipper | T'was tn the ey Ber near ierect, irts of best quality, made in the most au; erivr | £- ee i ater perdiem In ed. : other © teplishment in tte city nov 71m 1 Ladle . Lae sett ppeniite breast and cuted fuck anettnteetotaare ayPernsp ny cree Seon ea warranted ts fit, which we are selling slant 2 e oorapcon, Saevat”Geugut 0: wp PE a pred pega —_—-— DENTI STRY atol Cy ir. was prompt y fe seemed tomes burden. I had give th I i Also, & large quantity of fine 0 1 ngs : a calle io, gn amoigered al Gh ait aa | rfc cerry rad Ulead inne obeta ocr” | Arba mals ab all cigs hanes Wi'ihe Derg bring atom’ "ANY feet in cog by | J), MUNSON re peefuly cal « pebic attention medical science eould afford. The state of ur preparation, and although I had WALL tg eee ail (Agente for Wasbington,) Pa avenue, next dcor | shoe to twelve fmt fa width, and capaple ef euppiy-| AY, S bie a KEATLY ga the unfortunate child is very eriticsl indeed, wired. Tia sow (ee aa penn iavenue, idx : toUs snow nov 19— 2m “Jing at leat fifty gallons cf water per minete, or Contunuozs Gum—the ver we hear, though hopes of her recovery aro en. e care was througlia miracle, | —20¥ 15—St SUTIOAL ALMANAOS, Baglish ead Vrepoh | 72,000 g:llons of water per diem; the temparature| Test, with Contmuoas Gum Thisstyle tertained. ly, Joux Wuna. A FEW MORE LEFT. N for 1854, 1865, 1866 and eer, imported b; of the weter vatis io summer, but very little for Cmioxew S1maLing.—This morning, an old} _ Th's tetocertity that John Webb ANCK Taw 3a colored woman named Lucy Paine was ar- vested in the market for offering a lot of obieckens for sale, which had been stolen from the hen house of Mrs. Perkins, near the Kast. erm brench. She was taken into the guard house, where she told by what means she got them Mrs. Perkins touk her chickens home, and Lucey gave security to appesr for trial on day and made oath to the above quatuted with Mr. John Webb; this city. Wittias D. Di Langs; {u Scrofula,'Humors, semember BURRUW’S ELIX specific known. ie name, having been cured of @ disease of the Throat and Lun; And {& 7, jay next the Blood the Masons and Odd Fellows Rare carne tte ra a incuunvane Anneeven —Another virtues, and for most diseases ofe clronic nature its virtues a arecertified to by uver 5,000 person, named Wm. Streeks, was arrested yeer- a dea terday on the charge of being conserned in the ncendiary acts, when uglass’s ice house and other places in the First Ward were destroyed Ho had a final examination yes- not Srzeote Pieru pass through e spl fall to pay « visit to Plo: on exhibition there sume choice appeared before me this statement. I am well ac- he te @ respectables citizen of rire Mayor of Norfolk, Va. In Coughs, Colds, Broneltitis, Disegses of the Throat and Syphilis, Divease of the Blood, * 0°, six bottles. G8 "For sale by all dealers in Medicines” ora ‘ose of our readers who desire Y of Pictures, shonid not ou the Avenue. He has cimens of the new artof 2 i: of Teeth has the follow advantages over all others HAVE yet unsold reveral Lots in equares No.| oct 17 thet strained in wi:ter, and during the aomm-r seas0n is suffici-n ly coid to be used without I vis: GRRAT STKSNGTI, OLEAN Bes, C DI- 915 and scuth of No. aie frontiog on Maryiand x Nature in the e avenue, between Kighth and Ninth streets east, to} DANCING AOADEMY AT CARUSI’S pihe cusbulldings, connie Sofa connie a, FoRr, snd | BEAUTY. sising ry ature in the Hi which I would call the « tention of those desiring a SALOON. eri gor stone ek Tours stcbiing | tion in respectfully soliclted,, Posse call end ove Lot upon eligible terms. R. JOHN COOSBU ‘ally see ten: Be specimens _ PAUTION —No other Dentist In the District of Colue bia has s right to make tnis style of Trern. N.-B— Teeth comstitutional y heaithy, plugged avd warranted for iife. Uffca and house at No. 208 B street, near the cor- oer of Penn-ylvanis avenue sud ldth street. nov 17—t1 UST KKUKIV Palins, TWO BUND) WENDAM LAKE ACE | | ppuRToN, The price raages from sixty toone kundred and thirty-five Fares payabe in instalments cf five dullars per month. Go. F. DYBR, Auction and Comu istion Merchsn}, Offic on D at, Ist house from cor. 10:h st west. nov lb—uiw PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!! B baveon hsnd several flac PlaNO FORTES, Ww which wiii b: acl4 Chea PT Ww pri i Jer te out our, eae stork: “previous to cemoving for sigat b-rces; wa bing sh-d; a d o nveniences forex or eight prrieges. ale, ice house, é. in kee -i- g wi h the character of the menzon She howe stendsu,on an elevated knoll, witt abundavce cf laws ix front avd’rear, heving the, rdvaneg-s Of ‘magnificent primitive frst bout twenty-five acres of this tree: is hea vy timbere: wit nstive forest trees end the who'¢ p'sor is usep jhle of being madeé'a perf ot garden ryt at's mere i riine) expen-e ..The numerous r-ads to end from “I great are unexceptionatic, Many han‘tsome fide: oer M his friends, patronr, and the public, tbet his echool for vance Waltsing, &c., is now open at Carusi’s faloon. Mr. COCH 40 irusts that the ss tisfaction expressed by his patrons at the termine- tion of his last yeor’s labors will agein be ircely jiven. . Hours for Puit'onf r Misses and Masters every Tuesday at 8 p. m.. and every Seturiay at 10 0.1 ; for Gentlemen every Lucsday and-faturday at 7 Pm A CAPD.—LEWIS OAt USI, in retfring from the - de. per Sehooner ID AND NINK Tubs ” [ . . She proximity to the cit: end fice eo. s'de F, n-xt t eorver 12tb st, Di in OMl, haan if not. 8 T, teeny in. - profession in which be bas bev go long apd he | 8’F ady ~urrownd it. i re ; terday, and was committed to jail for triay at] incomperatin, “There nae codename Iriel pra Rei Sah Slee pcre socepably engagva, tenga. dbla (harks to | Real hful lear} n, cannot ‘ail to rtoninairnd it» Depot corner 90th and B si. weet Court in four cases. style, of President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the | ten guaranty cf their durability... Ca‘lani try be-| the pub'lc who have oo ,fberall ised bim.| persons ir hg @ tural rei ‘The property nov 14 (7 at. Int, Uni duel. . arsiat, every lneament thereof giving a life like expression, M Mr. OOCHEU, tor many yea-s s teacher in New | vill barold in lots as leid down in the plat, cx ain hes —— ‘Mr. Flambe is reckoned among the firat Dagnerrean fore pu ing elsewhere at the Muse Depot of : ‘p-ned of tntire,4s'the pucch DX. J. 8 GIBBS, Dens’, of our time. artiste f, = t HILBOS & UIiZ, York, Norfolb, and other cities, sod lest Year in this | P; ‘as the purchaser ms wist. 45x street to the Woop.—The offer of Lieut. Hunter, U.S. N., —_—_—__—_—_—__ _™ South-sde Tena. city and Georgevowa, hes teken his Salo n, and re | Phe place is well supplied with the ebolcset im | ; removes his rend 2p ty betw. to dispose of the large quantity of wood al-| se-Jox suitinerow recelves all thenew Books and News: nov 15 between Tenth and Elever. confitently recommends him to the noffos of his fruit tres, vines, &0., ce ; wad veirg buit rere hy A geese ready cut upon his upper farm, about two Tetother Megan Eon, and our resdere Sareea? endell frignds es fully qua ified in his prot ard wo se miles from the Long Bridge, on the Virginia| larseand tottnnetntt aee Books owner fr his prmavcot — diecant t q rt ‘ in eombi+ ah % ol ‘and Seatio WOOD.-FOR SALE. worthy t' @ ona fidence of the commonity'ts a yen | @X.+18+ was spared , car : - oy Side, affords a fair opportunity for those of our| ™# Bookstore, Odeon Building, cor Pa, aveuce satan N LIKUS. HUATRR'S UP KK FiRM, TWal,temas. i ae i acaggmetore wd apances none Shee lavas B+, PORTE MONNA'ES, eer ep ie ee one ee SS ses te Ateremte cack Vetere nce jes! Buvlle Meetings. rapier once bape Titeiniipupbe rC Cie Care cc acd Wrapping Paper; Mantle wr who oan procure tie use of t lay i Se =o a a in Alexandria county, Va E AN? QG;K re ?, a 6 = ¢ in th wu i] ter, Ou sus, ‘. wings ; thir winters supp ee Relat ioe rate Thad cay BORED eee er, om ene pe aie SABLA ORE ates” | Soe ham nepal] a eater See eae r inc " At Lynchburg, V; 5 “v. 8oF9. yto S IN, Agents: bbe i 8 Y 3 Aair 2 aud . Rei road to the farm ' uow in capita udition, | ,, 4y,Linehbay ONARD HIN eaeN ae Stor dein i 1_O TEACHERS Bee ea ee ee een ee re on ee ery | pide, aot Drewing Cond a ro two or three iripe there and back may be} wi.. MARIE B Dette ¥ 1] O TRA — For sale low a pair 1 bee LH be gray hea plans ct the prop Colognes, ac, ac, xt JOHN F. ub ote, made per diem. guson, Bay of tras ony. daughter of Thomas ‘er BY - for ladiesand gentlemen at _ ond @ Epilond Apparatus. manele Gi at my cou iggyoom. Jas. 0. aNeu may 18 Penn. av, bet. 9th and I . ats : & Willesds' Hotel, TAYLOR & MAURY. pov nov 1 aghiapeor. .