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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF TIE
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
AT JACKSON HALL,
FTHTIR GnAV nAn>h>- I

IN OhSDA1 DeCem DER i, 1888.
FINHE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully .n-
i nounce to their military friends, the public in
general, and the ladies in particular that they will
give one of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY
the LIST day of December next, at Jackson Hail. be-
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of Ar
engagements do not deem it necessary to say what
they wi do to make this (what their first and &C.
cond annual balls were the most popular ball of the
season. as the public we'll that the Balls of
the Old Continentals are always "done up" in fine
style. They may rest assured that ne expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball go off with the
same ecat that has heretofore characterized the balls
of the Continental Guards
AtS11 O'Clock tho Guards will march into tn.
Saloon with arms and accoutremente, when they
will be carried through drcss drill in presence OF
the company.
At o'clock the ball will be opened by a PRONE
made, Professor Prospects, Band playing the Cont
tinentals."
The Committee having charge of the refres hinpnts
will leave nothing undone to please the tastes of all
present Supper can be had at any time between
the hours of l l and o'clock.
The military are requested to appear in full uni
form.
No hats or caps will he allowed in the room ex.
eept the military dress caps
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sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs,

lust received. large supply of the above superb
- or medicated cordial. This pre- aration is admit
rahly adapted 10 adiseascs arising ON imperfect
distribution of the blood. 1ndig stion, general de-
bilty, and such diseases which are consequent upon
sluggish habits and sidentary life, it promotes the
secretions and establishes healthy equilibrium in
the whole arterial system.
To be had wholesale or retail at SCIIWARTZ'S
drug store next to U. s. Hotel and Sd door east from
Sd street, Ia. avenue.
nOyl5-tf
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End Of the Railroad War at Erie.

BUFFALO, Nov. 23.-It is reported that
the railroad companies have backed out
and withdrawn their men, determining
not to change the gauge at Erie for the
present. The change was to have been
made to-day, and the above report is
doubted here.
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H MRS. B. GREGG will open a handsome as
~ alsortment Of Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
HS11th Instant, over Geo. +. Aliens Store, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets the north side of Pa
avenue where she respectfully invites the attention
OF the ladies Of Washington and Georgetown.
nov 16-*
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FASHIONABLE Dress HATS.

A HENDLEY, adjoining the U. s. Hotel, opened
20 on turday, another supply of Gentlemen's
Dress HATS, winter style. Gentlemen of taste and
fashion are invited to call.
Also, varied assortment of Shirts, Undergar
nents Hosiery, Gloves, and Gents Furnishing goods
HENDLEY,
nov 2l-6t I'd door east u. S. Hotel
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Ncn-Arriyal Of the California Steamers.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-The steam
ships United States and Pampero are
fully due at this port, with fortnight's
later news from California, but as yet we
have no intelligence of them.
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" DOWNS T. HUTCHINSON, Au'trs.

BY DOWNS g. HUTCHINSON, Au'trs.
fTREES AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY afternoon,
j. November 25th, at o'clock, wo will sell, oppo-
site the Bank of Washington, corner of It'll street
and Pennsylvania avenue, q choice assortment of
hardy Evergreen Trees, Shade and Fruit Trees &c,
consisting in part of the following varieties:
Norway Spruce Balm of Gillead Firs
White Pines, Arbor Viteas
Hemlock FRS, Silver-leaf Naples
Aspen Poplars, &c.
All in excellent condition, fresh from the Nur-
sety.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON, Auct'rs,
f. AeeneuiIi Building.
Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
N.R.-Purchasers can have their trees planted
aud warranted, if required. by
JOHN O. HUGHES, Florist.
Corner of B and 18th streets, Island.
nov 22-3t lIntl
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Dismasted.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 23.-The United
States revenue cutter, Jefferson Davis,
Pease, from New York, has put in here
in distress, dismasted.
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G.. BIRGE

Ii AS this day opened fine assortment of Gents
Ill FURNISHING GOODS, under Willard. To.
tel comprising almost every article requisite for the
Gentleman's Toilet, among which may be found
Hats Caps, Gloves Ho ery Shirts and Collars silk.
WOOL, and Cotton Undershirts and Draws, Shawls,
Robes de Chambre, Canes, Silk and Cotton Umbrel.
ias' a. nov Ally
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Shingles, Shingles, and Tar.

Shingles, Shingles, and Tar.
HAVE bill laden of
l. $500 IL inch Shingles
5000 10 do do
so barrels Tar
On board the sloop T. s. Simmons, from North
Carolina, expected TO arrive in few days any per-
son or persons wishing to purchase the cargo will
please make immediate application to
JOS. N. PEARSON,
nov 2l-St Georgetown d. C.
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New Dress Making Establishment

New Dress Making Establish m emit.
3I'HOSE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
i must call on MRS. r. CADY, ft which place
dresses are being made by Mrs. Getkens new inven-
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think it marvellous when
she saysthat she neither has 10 pin Innings, nor
alter dresses-her fits are all warranted perfect.
The system taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. c. invites all TO give her a call and sea for
themselves. Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 cents
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
moderate terms, consisting Of Cloaks Mantillss,
Dresses, Sleeves, &c.
Mantua-Makers can be suppied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most reasonable terms.
MRS. X. CADY.
18th street near e, Washington City.
nov 12-tf
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4 SARD.-Dr. LIEBERMANN will continue
~ to keep his Office, as heretofore, ON + street,
between 1ath and l4th streets.
oc 20-ao1ms-
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, Nov. %, p. M-Flour-
Howard street and City Mills are held to-
day at Sc IS cts. Wheat-white, 81 50
a 81 81 cts; red, 81 43 a 81 48 cts.-
$4,000 bushels sold. Corn-white, SIS a
60 cts; yellow, 62 a 65 cts.-10000
bushels (all new sold. No change in
other articles usually quoted in this mar
ket.
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2..f
Xxi Proprietors of Park Hotel, the well known re-
sort Of the public, 18th street, at the intersection
Of the plank road offer for sale the good will and
fixtures with lease of the establishment for eighteen
months. 1t contains Bowling Saloon, Shooting Gal
!ery, Dancing Saloon, StabliBg for 20 so horses
with shedding making a complete house of the kind.
1t is also surrounded by beautiful grove, and has
ten acres Of land attached. 1t will be sold on rea-
sonable terms If appli" alton be Immediately made
the propretors about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON BRO,
nov 11-2w* on the premises.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY GREEN e. SCOTT, Auetioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at
IL Auction.-Oh FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we
shall sell, ct the residence of gentleman declining
housekeeping the west side of 9th street. between
d and streets north, (the flag viii designate the
house) at 10 O'Clock g. m, good assortment Of Fur
niture. viz:
Mahogany Sidehoard and Bureaus
Tables Maple Bedsteads, Wardrobs
Washstands, Cane-seat and other Chairs
Settee arid Lounge, Feather Beds 80
Bsd1ing and Mattress
China, Glass Crockery. and Stoneware
Carpets and Mating, Venetian Blinds, &c.
Cooking, template, ond other Stoves
With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites
. One cord of sawed Pine Wood
With many other articles which we deem unue-
cessary to entmerate. Terms cash.
..... GREEN 4 SCOTT,
nov I'D Auctoneers.
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Cholera on Shipboard.

New ORLEANS, Nov. %. The ship
Blanche, from Liverpool, with 400 emf
grants, reports ten deaths from cholera
on the passage.
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I. O. o. f. and Masonic Depot
e. A. GLIB B ) ,

No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, Mp.
MANUFACTURERS of q. % r. RE ID MEN,
WI MASONIC, and all other Societies REGA-
LAS, BANNERS, FLAGS, snd JEWELS, consisting
OF every variety of style for Odd Fellows, nj A..
sonic, Red Men, Sons Of Tenn pc ance,
otc, being more extensive and complete assortment
than can be found in The UNITED STATES
MEMBERS AND OFFICERS of the various Ord RS can
be supplied with any style de ign from the COM
plete assortment always hand, without being &C.
casioned the delay necessary to execute their orders
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TIE Race Yesterday. Yesterday there was the
largest assembage of people we ever saw on a race
course in this city, to witness the two lille race be
tween g. M Katy Darling, b. fl. Pauline, and e. g
Handy Andy. The nags were all In good order, and
came to the scratch at 2k o'clock<at the word 60,
they all went off al rafting ruin, the grey mare a
long way behind, and gallant run between the sdrel
and the bay mare, who kept together Until the last
quarter of the first ile when the bay shook off the
horse, and was riinning at merry gait when the
grey marc put hn steam up to about a length
with the bay and pushing her every step until
the halt mile pole, when they went along Tapped I'M
I'll inside OF the last quarter, when with whip and
spur the grey mare was made tn pass her, running
the heat in 3 81 amidst the greatest excitement
Handy Andy distanced. Mucs complaint was made
against The rider of the grey mare but the Judges
after consultation gave her the heat. The owner Of
the bay mare then drew his nag, which abruptly
brought the race TO close.
The second race did not come off, as her owner
did not show himself or mare on the ground. There
were several serb races, which closed the days
sport
We should like to see some one well acquainted
with the turf, give week s&good racing i'm Nav,
such as we had in oden times.
Short Way Of Finding the Great Common Dirisor
The following will be of interest TO many of cur
readers:
[coMMusIcATEp.1
ery may not be uninteresting to OF your read
ers, and If you feel disposed, you may give if a
place IN your paper. In all Arithmetcs the follow
ing is the rule: If there be more than two figures
find the greatest common divisOr of the frsttwo and
then of the second, third" &c. For instance take
the figures IL, a. IS, 1s4, by the above rule it would
be done thus:
12lA(2 1865 IalIs4Q5
"a
'- 80
Greatest common divisor, 4)l2(3
IL
Thus making the greatest common divisor of the
first two the number by which to divide the second
and to divide the third by the greatest common di
would have been thus, (sImply setting the figures
along i'll TQw:)
1a)s4ael0acscsOl5
81
sc
ls
II
90
Greatest common divisor, 4)l2t3
u
Therefore, as il the last dvisor, and there il no
REMAINDER, 1t Is the greatest common dvisOr.
Respectfully, loTA.
OI3-A number of local items haye been crowded
out to day, that we have to postpone the insertion of
till to morrow. They will not spoil by keeping.
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LNOR RENT-Several Furnished ROOMS very
l. eligibly situated for Members of Congress, or
others having business with Congress. Apply TO
z. D. GILMAN,
nov 22-lw Druggist.
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JULLIEN'S MUSIC.
A MEXICAN QUADRILLES
~ The Holy Family

The Prima Donna Song
The Flowers are Sleeping
When Thou art by My Side
Heed not the Idle Tales
Twas on a Sunday Morning
Little Katy or, Hot Corn
Katydid Song, or Katydid's answer 10 Katy
Together with all IF Juliens Muse prepared at
his Concerts, for sale at the Music Depot Of
HlLBUS HITZ
South side Pa. avenue, near 10th street
nov 2I-
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

TIVE subscriber has recently openei BOOK and
i JOB PRINTING OFFICE on the north side Of
Pa. avenue between 10th and IIth streets where he
is prepared to execute all kinds printing share
OF the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
nov l2-eoGt WM. IL. MOORE.
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RosENKRANZ PIANOS.

kSVSGN ARhNL 11ANVo.
UsT received another supply of the above cele.
- brated Instruments, which stand unrvalled fer
durability and beauty of tone. Terms reasonable.
1koIean and Boudoir Pianos constantly on hand.
Likewise seraphine with four stops, suitable for
church.
Also second hand Harp. Price S45.
HILBUS HITZ Music Depot,
aF South side Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
nov 18-
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SONTAG's SONGS, &C

"ITH1N a mile of Edinboro Town; Comm
w thro' the Rye; The Swiss song duet, Mas
ter and Scholar; Schubert's Serenade; Whistle and
I'll come to you, my lad; The Last Rose of Summer;
Home, Sweet Home &c. Also, The White SQualI;
Days of Childhood; The Flowers are sleeping Prime
Donna Waltz Jullien's American Quadrille; Sontag
Schottische and Polka, q duet also. And all the
latest music regularly received at
nov 10 WIYER's, 9th street:
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nj AN AGERS.

MA n GERS:
On the part Of the Field and .YoE.
nj. Gen. W Jones, Col. w. Hickey
Br. Gen. r c Weightman Lieut.. Col. j Ii Reilly
Maj. C s Wallach Msj T. Denoho
Maj. r. Keyworth Maj. r Bacon
quart. McColum Adjt l.. j. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst. Surgeon Grynes
On the part cf Tie Light Infantry
Capt. Darlington, Lieut. Vim IL Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. J Tucker
IgHatius F. Mudd.
On the part Of tie National GTcYs.
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. Wales.
Peter Egan.
On The part Of the Valker .Sha,pshooters
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. McCoilum,
Lieut.. Birkhead, Lieut. j III Goddard,
WIN. Smith.
On the part Of tie Boone R,femen.
Capt NJ Brigb. Lieut. Otterbaek IT,
Lieut. IL Ober, Lieut. NJ Sanderson,
George Miller.
On TIE part Of the German Isaasrs.
Capt q schwartzman, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. K Eichorn, Lieut. A Lehman,
- Cophenstine.
On The part Of the Montgomery Guards.
Capt Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. w Feeny, Lieut. Kelleher,
Jouos Nabar
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NIANTED-To hire, purchase, if on easy
W terms, commodous dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue Address Sc G f." Office of
the "Evening STAR nov l5-tf
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DOR RENT-A large two-story brick HOUSE,
l. with brick stable and out houses, and large
yard on the corner Of 18th street and Maryland
nue.. Apply to Mrs. CHEsII1N, at DIR. Piper's, cor
ner Of 9th and @ streets nov I4-eo3t*
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TRY-TRY-TRY

TRY-TRY-TRY
NANN0N'S VEGETABLE or BLOOppURIFYING
~ BITTERS. 81 Ask for the bottle with the
Portrait of the Inventor and Proprietor, and take
none other. WM. NJ CANNON,
Washington, d. G.,
To whom ell orders should be addressed for Aceu.
cies, &C. nov 3-NSs an.
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EOR sALE-A BLACK MARE, BUGGY AMI

nor SALE.-A BLACK MARE, BUGGY AND
l. HARNESS. the mare s hut years old, kind and
GENTLE and well adapted to family use, also first
rate L0UDON COUNTY MITCH COW. Apply at the
Metropolitan Stables, Jackson Hall Alley or at the
Metropolis Refectory, Pa. aveuue, next to Jackson
Hall. novl4-3t cod.
E'OR L E-Or exchange for property in
l. Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria,
very desirable tract of land. containing liz acres ly
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about q miles west
city, adjoining the land lately owned by W A Brad
ley, Esq. More than one half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is a most
healthy place, and may be made beautiful summer
residence, afiorliug fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, profitable market and dairy firm
The soil and situation well adapted the grow th
OF the vine and all kinds Of fruit. Apply at this of
flee for further information. rov lift
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~ GENTLEMEN,S Dress Hats
| Fl This day opened a fresh and full supply Of
On "Beebes" winter styles for gentIemen's Dress
Hats, at STEYENs'S Salesroom,
nov 19- Browns Hotel
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o@ Multum In ParvO.-.4 Proc'ama
lS tion to Journeymen Tdilo,s--The undersigned
wishes to employ four first rate COAT MAKERS,
and The established prices of journeymeu will he
paid. None but sober men need apply. The under
signed wishes to address journeymeu in the inland
towns to come 10 the city of Washington as from %
to 30 can obtain steady work and good wages
=. PURUIN,
street, LIST door cast of sth street
nov 1h-9y
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CO FOR II ENT-A comfortable, pleasantly
LEI situated. and we'll furnished HOUSE will be let
on moderate terms for the winter. to prvate fam
lily only: Address &C II w." Washington P. O.
nov 22-3t@
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CTOCK OF HOOKS g. PRINTS will

- BE offered for sale all this week, at cost Also
large and miscellaneous co lection of cheap publ
cations, and the balance will be sold at Auction, as
find the business Of the Alhambra Saloon is increas-
ing and requires my whole attention.
M 25- A HUNTER
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80 FOR SALE-Three new Frame Dwell
TN lings, well built. Apply 20 MYERLE &
In WEBB, north side Pa avenue, between ~ and
9th streets. nov 23-3t*
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WANTS.

young MAN, of good moral
w habits, about Is or II years Of age, to learn
the hpethecary business One who has some knowl-
edge of the business preferred For further infor-
nation apply at the corner CT eth and SITS. north
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor Maurys
N Jefferson's Complete Works vol 2.
Busy moments for an Idle Woman.
Appleton's Library Edition of the British Poets.
from CHANGER to Byron. The most beautiful edition
just published-now ready Wilson, Herbert and
Thomson.
The Life, Eulogy, and great orations of Daniel
Webster, with portrait.
Happy Days of Childhood by Amy Meadows
nov II Bookstore, nesr 9th street
DEMOVAL MUsICAL.-The undersigped
III having rem oved to +, between 9th and 9TH sts
Is row prepared TO receive in addition to day scholars
those who can make 1t more convenient 10 take les
SONS in the evening, from 10 O. either single or in
classes for the Piano, Violin, Flute, Guitar and in
Vocal Music. Terms reasonable. Pianos TO let
c. W. SCHUERMANN,
nov Z2-eod lint Professor Of Music
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NAETED-As situation rs baker and pastry
w cook, by man who has been engaged for
the last years at of the most fashionable Wa
tering places in the State of Virginia. The best of
references given. Enquire at the of 18th AID
ID street, Island. nov 2l-St&
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Eta FOR RENT-A well furnished three
,""AN story brick HOUSE, delightfully."- situated on
A'ss~north street, opposite the Capitol grounds,
and two doors west Of the Old Capitol. 1t contains
IL rooms, with Closets cellar, &c, and is lighted
with gas in each story. In the kitchen Is a pump
supplying an abundance of filtered water.
There is good yard extending through to 80
foot alley, and containing fruit trees shrubbery &c
The house is of modern construction, having been
built less than year.
Also. for sale superior 7-octave rosewood Piano,
in perfect order from the manuactory of Hallet Da-
Wis Co.. the same that took the medal at the Me-
tropoitsn Mechanics Institute last winter. En-
quire on the premises. nov 25-2t*
80 FOR SALE-Three new Frame Dwell.
TN lings, well built. Apply 20 MYERLE &
Ak WEBB, north side Pa. avenue, between ~ and
9th streets nov 23-3t*
I'll FOR RENT-A comfortable, pleasantly
Mi situated. and we'll furnished HOUSE will be let
on moderate terms for the winter, to a private fam
lily only: Address &c II W." Washington P O.
nov 22-3ts
E,OR RENT-several Furnished ROOMS, very
eligby situated for Members of Congress, or
others having business with Congress. Apply to
I'd. GILMAN,
nov 0-1w Druggist.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Satellite three-story brick STORE HOUSE,
on Penn. avenue, now occupied by ]. NJ. Bonn &
Bro, being one Of the best business stands in the
city.
Also, the three-sto-y brick dwelling House. on
street, now occupied by McC. Young.
Also. beautiful Country Seat, just without the
limits of the city. .
The above property will be sold on very &C ,ommo
dating terms, by C. PARO,
nov 19-eo2w Executor
ENOR RENT-A Store and Cellar, on the corner of
l. Sd street and Massachusetts avenue, suitable
for grocery, in highly improving part of the city,
being first rate stand for business For particulars
inquire on the premises. nov l4-2w*
LOR SALE-Two fine HORSES, at Mr.. Cow
Il ling's Stable, on G, between 18th and l4th SITS.
They belong to private gentleman, and are offered
for sale only because he contenpates leaving for the
o,untry.
MIR. Cowling will show them and state the price.
nov 1etf
LNOR RENT-A large two-story brick HOUSE,
Wit hyirk rtab1 ,oI
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To- U. 8. SILK AND BUNT.k,
~3HI G., FL AGS, BER. A
4 GE II 3, Pc WA NTs ,f
STRE GAMERS, &C., sc. e&
from to 40 feet, suitable for MILITARY COMPA-
MES, POLITICAL PARTIES, HOTELS, &C. louer
than they can be had in the United States.
Address- K. A. GIBBS,
No.1S Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Sep ISM
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIT HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL Of THE CANADA.

FOR THE EVENING STIR.
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tn nk'sirins Dinrer-The servants at the Ma
tional Hotel had quite &c blow out" yesterday, in
one of the large halls of that establishment We are
informed tina, everything b" done up'' in the best
style perfect g fasic o. raisin and flow ~ cham
pagnc." Speeches were made by various persons
belonging 10 that intelligent and useful CORPS The
address of one OF The orators has been promised us,
and if we have an opportunity, we shall give it to
the readers of the Star.
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The Terpstchorcans.-These fine minstris had an
excellent concert and good house last evening" and
to night they give another rich entertainment, in
which Lands will deliver an eloquent speech. This
we will report re,b0t:m to morrow.
tl7- Remember to morrow night the important
night, when Mr. Horn, the polite and sentlemanly
agent, is to take benefit.
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Therefore, as is the last divisor, and there is no
REMAINDER, II Is the greatest common divisOr.
Respectfully, IoTA
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