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Attraction
TRY GOODS-DRY GOODS-DRY GOODS I'VE have
IL lust opened splendid stock of dry goods which we
will sell auction bargains having bought great many of
them great sacrifices We call attention to the following
articles, viz;
800 yards extra super satin striped Cashmeres
IL pieces satin-s ped and plaid alpacas
pieces cherry coored, mazarine, and light blue NOUS
selines
pieces handsome plaid Cashmercs at Is c.. worth 37a
50 pieces Cashneres and Moussenes, from s2 to so C.
With about 10 yards calicoes fast coors and ranging
from 81 to l24 cents per yard. .rg
We would call the particular attention of all
siding the country stock OF goods we keep con-
stany hand of the largest assortments of goods
adapted their wants OF any house in the city We name
the following goods, which will be glad to furnish
such prices they be bought for in Baltimore
where south of New York, viz:
Blankets every quality from the lowest possible price
to the best Whitney at $40 per pair
Linseys, from 10 cents upwards
Sleeps grey and fulled cloths OF the very best
Cassncts, fannes brown and white coons, osnaburgs,
buraps and everything adapted the of
with splendid of cloths cassimees, and
ngs be undersod by any house in the Dis
esewh all of which respectfully submit
for the inspection OF purchasers.
N. Is. Country merchants will at all times find our
good and, we buy most of our goods by the
package, we supply them at Baltimore prices.
W. NJ SINISTER IL CO, p
Corner of 7th and Penn. avenue
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tr1kO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
Up lCO Luray, Page county, Virginia. on the 9Th ins
boy named Aaron He is very black ~ years of age
about feet or inches high, has down look when spo
ken TO- very thick lips and heavy tongue He when
he left domestic kersey rock coat faded black color
broad brm white ha aud other clothing with him,
collected The above reward Of $50 will be given should
he be appehended out OF the Stae and $0O taken IN the
State, that get him again All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered to at Luray y. \. - -
Aaron left in company with sprighly yellow boy, red
compilations red hair, and spotted face tall
Aaron but heavier made Both above boys good
coopers. rld- VIM. A.CHAPMAN,N aF
Sept. 22--tf tya.a. Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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q PARKER would particularly call the attention OF
-. persons who selves his dressing for
strops which certainly supersedes necessity for the use
the hone have hundreds OF citizens to testify to the
value OF razorstrop dressing If does restore the
duest fine smooth edge, charge will be made.
good and srops, and lot OF excellent shay
soap For sale low at S. PARKER'S
Perumery and fancy store, near Blackwe's Hotel
Oct 22-ti
From the National Inelgencer.
SuAvING-A who wish the luxury of an easy and clean
shave 1--WE of the beard recommended TO call at
s. Parkes fancy store the avenue, and obtain supply
OF his razorsrop POWDER and of Vroom Fowlers pre-
MUM military shaving soap both of which have been test
ed and found superior any similar articles ever before
tried. The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved so comfortably in thirty years.
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SHAvlNe,-It will be seen by reference 70 Sclby
Parkers ADVERTISEMENT that the razorstrop powder there
IN referred is strongly recommended in the National
ntegence by gentleman who has proved its virtue and
value. respected citizen, who called upon yesterday
that he has tested the azorstrop POWDER and
found be worthy OF the strongest recommendation
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r ANE & TUCKER, Merchant Taiiors, Pennsylvania
IL avenue, between ~ and 9th Streets respectfully invite
the particular their friends and the
public to their large and welseccted stock of fall and win
goods just received OF the latest and most
STYLES of cloths cassmere vestngs, &C. making their as
sortment at this time, including general and handsome
variety of articles for gentlemen's wear very complete
All who therefore in pursuit OF good articles at mod
crate prices will do well to give us call.
SAINT 3taW3Wf
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HOOVER'S new Boot and Shoe establishment,
On Centre Market, one door from 9Th st., Pa ap.

Up. Centre Market, one door from OH ST., fa 40.
HE attention of purchasers generally is respectfully
liced to our stock, Uprising every variety of style
and quality which selling at the most reasonable
prices being impossible to enumerae every article, we
give only the following catalogue
For Ladies-White satin CATER boots lasting and satin
franchise CATERS and half CATERS, black bronze, and fancy
coored thick and thinsoied white and black satin slip
pers and kid walking shoes and slippers French
and American styles; English kid slippers white and black
common walking shoes and slippers morocco and kids all
of which made by McCurdy, Mcintosh and other cee,
brated manufacturers.
For Centemen-French dress boots, single and double
soes pegged and sewed common diuo fine dress shoes,
begged and sewed shoes of all kinds and prices
misses children, and servants stock is very
tensive. !,
India rlbber overshoes for ladies and gentlemen OF the
most superior quality and beautiful styles, with all the
latest i'm vements-a large assortment. .
planters and others will find stock of shoes and boots
Tor outdoor hands superior, comprising the double
extra heavy quality, as we'll as the finest. ", !,
+ d. Hoover conducts the business. We request the
Of cali from persons before purchasing elsewhere
Please notice the store. Call at o,4.
....r..-.. HOOVER'S,
Gets opposite Centre Market
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"A IRIS. DARLINGTON, formerly OF Richmond, Va

ri CAHHINUION, ISdCH"OHU, WI,
having invitation of the trustees taken charge
the Presbyterian high school for Young ladies' in Louis
ve begs present its claims to her former friends and
their from ptrus,ing their daughters TO her Mrs O. has
Louisville Than she was led to expect and me
neone zeaIous in the cause of education and she humby
that the institution she assisting to found may be-
come blessing to the community for years to come.
The beahness of city, the easness OF access to
from the south and southwest indicate II as the very
place for school of high character and neither pains nor
will be spared to place il at beside the best
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive Limited number oil board
ers, who will be daughters in her family
Sept 30-d3m
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EDWARD OWEN 4 sONshave lust received their
- fall and winter supply of goods, embracing great
rey OF cloths cassmees and vestngs of superior style,
years, together with choice selection heis
Clio yes, read made woolen and shirts and MANY
other articles tedious to mention, including very
large and superior assortment OF military naval cloths
trimmings and equipments.
Edward owen Son request their friends and custom
ers both citizen and military call and examine them
selves they ready any orders their line
in the best manner and upon the most accommodating
terms for cash, or a short credit -
WANTED--A few good coat, pantaloon, and
makers -r T.. OWEN IL SON.
Oct 22-eo4w .-
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NTOrICE.-The late firm of Owen, Evans, 81 Co. having
~ been dissolved by the death Of Evan Evans,
hereby given that the by special Authority Of the
viii and with the approval OF the Orphans Couu, has
ed all the Interests whatever OF the said estsor the time
Of his DEATH in the every and OF The
said firm, and that the said interests vested in
Edward Owen, who is authorized settle all business
corning the sald late firm. w b. MAGRUDER,
t. Executor of Evan Evans
aI T.. OWEN if
.1 t- H.. .aI.H s. w. OWEN. Ira
The new firm, composed of the undersigned, will con-
nnue to do business usual the old stand, under the
firm and name of Edward Owen SON.
F.. OWEN,
Oct 22-eoiw S. w. OWEN.
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National clearinghouse. .

TUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island Of St Thomas,
y per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this market which
will be served up daily soup and all the various modes
cookery and in the best possible style Also, from Nor
folk fresh oysters spiced oysters, sheepshead mackere
hogisb &c &c. all of which will be served up at the
shortest notice.
h3- Families served as usual. -
Aug lS-tf w. WALhEhs
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J,IFTH volume of Storys the United states
The Public and General Statutes, passed by the Con
gress of the United States, from 1887 to is4s inclusive
logical order with references, being continuation
Of the series commenced by Judge Story edited by George
price SB just issued and this day received
Oct I'll r. TAYLOR.
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General Newspaper Agency,
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Iawrenceville Classical and Commercial High School,
Betlceen Trenton and Princeton, NeW Jersey.

Betoeen Trenton and Princeton, New Jersey.
NHIS institution is still in successful operation under the
OF the subscribers The of instruction is
thorough and Boys prepared for any class
in college, commercial life board of experienced
instructors employed Teacher and pupils constitute
household 1t is believed that the advantages equal
to those OF any similar institution.
The OF $500 all expenses, save music draw
ing, and modern languages.
Reference is respectfully made the following gentlemen
Gen r. Jones, Gen A. Henderson, b. o. TayOe ESQ., Rev
r. r. Gurley, Washington David English, esq, George
town ; Hon. W. L. Dayton, Chief Justice Green. Trenton
New Jersey; s. Bispham, esq., Philadelphia; Valentine
Catalogues Obtained on application to
IL. ~ s. M. HAMILL, Principals,
Oct 7-w3t- LawrencevilIc, N. J.
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liE annual course of Lectures Chemistry, by Profess
sors Page and Gale, at the National Medical College,
viii commence the first Tuesday in November, and
continue five months, embracing nearly seventy
glasses from schools and citizens generally wishing for tick
Page
Oct. N-2wif
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NEW BOOKs.-Discpline of Life, novels Frank
~ foreers Field Sports OF the United States and BRUSH
provinces OF North America, vs., with illustrations Past
and Present Charsu, and Sarto Resartus, by Thomas
NaIyle, a new edition. complete in l vol. Table for
Caucs Poem, vol. Memoirs of Madame Caiharine
AAdoma by Thomas g. Upham, ID. d., vol. /; Arabian
Nights No ii, HarPers edition, For sale by
Nova F. TAYLOR.
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IHOR RENT.-The upper dwelling part of that large
building situated at the corner OF 9TH street west and
Pennsylvania avenue and the stores OF Sinister Co
and Messrs Hall IL Brother at present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding house The house contains TWEEN
good (a but three fronting 7t street and the
kitchen and cellar with large wood-house and
yard atached-al in good repair The comfort and con-
Of the house, the valuable and central location
the low make of the most desirable board
ing be had in the city Possession given the
LIST day of October For terms, apply to
ANNE r. UERMOTT,
Aug 2i-eodn Residing in the house
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LNOR RENT.The upper or dwelling part of the three
II story brick house, adjoining the hotel Pennsy
vania avenue, Of 18th street. and the long-e
abshed store, ationeIs' Hail." occupied by the sub
scrbe will be for Possession given before the
first of next month, (November) For terms, apply To-
Oct I2-d3w WIN. FISCHER.
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COLDIERS' CLAImS.-Francis A. Dickins offer. his
- services in procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
dleS in the late with Mexico In ordinary cases his
charge will be for procuring land scrip or
pension certificate, So for pay, mileage, clothing, &c
20, If the amount be under $50 If that sum- per
cent? for three months pay, So All letters Just be
postpaid.
Mr. f. A. Dickinss office is his residence street.
between 18th and 18th streets.
Oct 6-d2m
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CENTLEMEN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Brown s
VI Hoel has the largest stock and most complete
OF gentemens wardrobe and toilet articles of.
fered in this city, Wis
Yoke-neck shirts
Silk, merno, and cotton under-shirts and drawers
Robes de chambre
Silk, kid and merno gloves
Suspenders and suspehder braces
Brushes and combs
Perfumery of all kinds
Canes, umbrellas, &c. .'s'' E"t
Every article usually kept at gentemen's Quitting
adjustment may be found my Prices uniform and
all goods sold that do prove represented be
turned. r STEVENS, ~ 81
Halter and yentlemens outfng establishment,
Oct 22-eo6uf No. Browns Hotel
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RE MOVAL,

FIREMEN's INSURANCE Co. WASHINGTON AND
Georgetown, October Is, 1913.
THE Office of this Company held in the ldng
L OF the bank OF Washington, next door north of the
banking room, northwest corner where president and
directors viii make all kinds of insurance against fire within
The limits of the county of Washington in the District
Columbia.
The office will be kept open daily Except on Sundays
Christmas, Good Friday, LIST of January the 4th OF
Juy,) between the hours of 10 n. m and ) D. M
Oct 3l-eo2w ALEX. MCINTYRE Secretarv
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ry,HE SKETCH BOOK, by Washington Irving,
l. beautifully illustrated with original designs by Oar
ley, and richly bound in Turkey volume just
published and for sale by +. TAYLOR.
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II OWEN Il SON this day receiving their fall sup
T.. ply of goods and will be thankful for their friends and
customers to give them call.
WANTEDa few good coat, pentsloon, and vest makers
Oct. la-eo2w
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1,IE Hedge Anchor or Young Sailors Assistant in Mat
l. OF Seamanshp. by VIM Brady, sailingmaser U s.
navy; one of 400 pages and ~ cngavings
Price So So published and this day received for sale
by fhhNCh IhfLoh'
Octc
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GOAL COAL.-Just arrived, and landing, 200
hes, anthra coal which will be sold very reasonable
cash. if delivered from the vessel Now is the lime to
lay in your winter fuel -'h
Also hand white and yellow pine of vaoas qualities
suitable building purposes, which will be sold low
for cash. as cash is the article in demand lat
Also expected every hour lot of New York cement
On hand, cacined plaster, laths, &c. pail3 ot g..
All of which am very anxious dispose of for cash
Gail and see yourselves the lumber yard 7h street,
near the canal. y.
Oct 30 3taw3w ft.His p. M. PEARSON.
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NTOTICE.-By authority of the Board of President
IN Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company gene
raj meeting of the stockholders of the said company here
called be holden the directors OF the Bank Of
Washington, Saturday. the llh day of November next,
at II o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of considering
and determining whether they will dispose of their
ess rights and privileges under the charter of the said
company the government Of the United States such
terms as will then be submitted them, in order the
bridge becoming Free e5am turE.I 9d! .4gp 1otfsl
Stockholders attending in person, and desiring
vote, each appoint proxy by power under his
her hand and seal, attested by tW0 witnesses. ~ ta
'n WIN. GUNTON, President.
Oct. l9-eotd
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HANGING Academy.-Mr. F. X. Liable has the honor
IL Of announcing the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
ington and Georgetown that his dancing academy will be
opened at the residence his father Pennsylvania
avenue nearly opposite Wizards Hotel, Tuesday, No
vember Tth 1904 ".5
Days OF tuition in Washington, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday. .iHl s.tI.
DAYS tuition in GEORGETOWN until the LIST of December
Mondays and Wednesdays ti |r9 rt.gt f-4s. .s
Sept 30-3tawtf
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T,oR RENT.-That desirable residence, together

T,OR RENT.-That desirable rcsidence, together
II with the furniture therein, I north irnne
diately west of Commodore Morris's and opposite the
presidential ansion formerly the residence of Mrs Com
nodore Stewart and recently of his excelency the
Peruvian minister Tho establishment has laey been put
in complete repair. The property is very egiby stu
ated and the furniture of the best and most elegant kind
Persons wishing rent will be pleased to make appca-
ton m r. icba rd Smith. f Nov
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u~-I FOR BALTIMORE.-The steamer OCEO-
LA will, the LIST OF October, commence her
trips to the above place leaving Washington every Sunday
at O'clock m returning, leave Bamore every Tues,
dav Mt O'clock D. She will stop regularly going and
returning at Leonardtown, Nd, ST. Marys Nd and
Cone river Va and all the Intermediate landings the
Potomac, for signals or to land. -
Oct l-3aWu j. MlICHELL, captain.
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MAGNIFICENT Pianoes.

VIZ FISCHER would respectfully request the attention
w of the public, but particularly of those persons
who may wish purchase piano forte to examine
ton OF those now his of which is magnfi-
cent full grand piano. rich rosewood case,
highly polished and carved, with solid legs This beanti-
fully finished instrument unequalled by any heretofore
brought this city, will be sold bargain early applied
octaves; both of which received premium at the last
mechanics fair in Boston This latter instrument the com
mee say possesses great purity of good touch,
and pleasing hroughout may justly be called
first class instrument, and would do great credit any
manuac urer here or abroad" The committee award a
silver medal highest premium given in any instance
for a seven square piano.
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J,OR st. Francisco, CalfOrnia.-The superior packet
ship BROOKLYN will sail from New York the 10Th No
yember She fine airy rooms in the cabin second
cabin and steerage and offers desirable conveyance
emigrants TO California and Oregon.
For freight and passage apply at this office. Ri
Oct I8-2aw2w
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O-PARTN E RsHIP.
TaKlOr q .MaurN, ROOkseklers and Sk0ttOners.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having associated themselves
under the above firm booksellers and stationers,
have taken the under the Office Of Dr. J. G. Hall,
Pennsylvania five doors of 9th Their
stock is entirely new, and will embrace everything per-
tanning the business From the experience acquired by
of the firm for many years in this city, they conf
dent of giving satisfaction to their friends and the public.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Noyl CHARLES b. MAURY.
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IT, FOR NORFOLK.-The OCEOLA leaves
Washington every Thursday, at O'Clock, a.
m returning leaves Norfolk every Friday at o'clock, p.
m touching Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare SO. j. MIICHELL, Captain
n,tJ
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rTyIIE Rise and Louis Philippe, by Ben. Per-
l. ley Poore, l vol. .
Story OF the Peninsuar War, by General Vane, Marquis
of Londonderry
Orators of the American Revolution, by f.. L.. Magoon,
vol . ~ -,
The Image OF his Father" Tale of Young Monkey,
The Battle Buena Vista, by Captain Carleton LIST dra-
goons.
Index to the Reviews, vol.
History of Mary Queen of Scots by Jacob Abbot vol,
engravings. . 49,
History of France, by Mrs Markham, prepared for the
use of schools by Jacob Abbot, vol.
Life of Benjamin. Franklin, by o. L. Holey, vol; I'D
Just published. r lA1hoh
Oct. 3
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splendid Lostsries for November isas.

| ID. PAINE IL CO.
Sole Contractors and Managers Maryland State Lot
/ teries, Oihce Nc. AZ Fayeue street, Baltimore,
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All the drawings conducted by State Com missoners
All lotteries, and the sale of all tickets are Illegal in
Maryland, except the Maryland Consolidated State
Lolery.
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ITO Medical studcnts-Tayor IL Manry booksellers
L near 9Th street, have hand Wilson's Dissector,
Horners Dissector Wilson's Anatomy, and all the text
books of the 'Natonal Medical College, and other medical
and surgical works. published in the United States which
will b. Sold in every the publishers prices. sg m
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yX1ATCHEs AND WATCH REPAIRING.-l hereby
w inform my patrons OF return TO my mechanlcai
pursuits in Washington shall be pleased them
at my place OF business, which is removed to Iodds
Buiding four doors of Browns Indian Queen Hotel
between Sixth and Seventh streets, Pennsylvania
In addition watch repairing, have select assortment
of watches of desirable pattern and workmanship by eel
ebrated makers
Guard, fob, and vest chains, &c -
Nov. 4 CHhONCEl WAhhlNEh.
rT,AR Hay, salt, Oars &C., now landing, and I'm
l. store, for sale
100 barrels tar, in good order
100 bundles prime northern hay
1000 feet best ash
so sacks salt (arge sze)
Together with the usual articles in the grocery line
Applyto RICHARD WlMSAII,
At the Steamboat Wharves.
p s. Also three houses and lots sale upon be.
raj terms.
@Nov5 .-rt..' t.f...'..'
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NOTE PAPER, (plain and fancy,) envelopes motto
IN seals and waters, rosewood and mahogany writing
desks, note DESKS steel and gold pens.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Now New Book and Stationery Store, near 9th st.
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NEW style Buckles.--A and spiendlo assert
ment of belt buckles received and ready lot the
inspection of the visiters and patrons OF Psrkers fancy
store mprsng invoice OF silver, Steel g ana Pea'
surpassed in this CITY ,, o 4 n, ~,
Now renhsyiVshA avenue
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c,HUT THAT DOORi-Goodyears patent gum elastic
door-sprngs by the gross dozen, single, at - per
cent less in price than last season
For sale at STEVENS'S Gentlemens Ontfung E.tab-
lishment, No. /, Browns Hotel. Nov 9-co6tif
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A CARDS. p. FRANKLIN has just received suppW
n of cheap and beautiful gilt cornices Also, 81 ,pot 81
assortment painted window shades HIS sver
paper-hanginKs, borders, &c, are, As of nrices
Oct l3-eoSwif