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NEw YORK. Nov. IA, l, p. M.-The
Baltic reached her wharf at half east
twelve. Flour and Grain steady at pre-
vious prices, as quoted by steamer Amer
lea. Baltimore and Philadelphia, IS. Cd.
Canal 37s. cd. to 3SS. White Corn, ass.
to 46s., yellow. 43s. Wheat firm. Cot
ton unchanged, sales in the three days
previous to the steamers sailing, $4,000
bales.
Political news was important.
An armistice has been concluded be-
tween Russia and Turkey.
Consols advanced to 94k.
Provisions dull. Groceries quiet. To-
bacco dull. Not much change in other
thiagS.
There have been riots in England at
Wicon, and it is feared they will spread
in other quarters.
A rumor is current that the Turks have
crossed the Danube and commenced hos.
tilities.
1t is supposed that 10000 crossed
The Austrian papers contradict the re-
ports of the engagement on the Danube.
1t is stated that the Porte, at the urgent
request of the four powers, had issued
orders to postpone the fighing to the LIST
of November, provided it had not already
commenced; in which case the order was
to he void. The prevailing impression
is, that affairs will be speedily amicably
settled.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. Ill P. M.-Flour
held, Howard st. and City Mills. ut 81.
Wheat, white, Sl.54 Sl.60-red Sl.4S
a lS.52-20,000 bushels sold. Corn ad-
vanced-white &c. Sc; yellow, Csc.
72c.-20,000. No change in other ar
ticles usually quoted in the markets.
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: FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be


ii ing finished, the northeast corner of 7th st.
ana Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first floor has teeu constructed for Banking
Est.biis hnent, of MARBLE it'll vaslts &c, and two
stores Gu eth street The basement is construct. d
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res
tsuTSnt, in come XiOn with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, &C. The restaurant com
mupcates both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms com.
muncatiag through ample folding doors fsr the &C.
comnodaon OF either large or small private parties.
Should The second story not be taken in connexion
with thu restaurant the rooms will be rented for of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent cf the building, and is well adapted for a
commodions biiliard-room fer three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is wtll adapted for printing room or ar
mory, and if not rented will be reserved fer meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water end all the
mo !ern improvements have been introduced on
each floor Of this building and its position situated
in the very heart of the most business portion Of
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or address
S.C.BARNEY,
street, between 9th and Tth SITS, Washington
sep 17-eotf-
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL,
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Alto NAL GREYS

7NHE NATIONAL GREYS take pleasure in an
i nouncing to their friends and the public gene
rally that their fifth Annual BALL will be civen at
Jackson HdU, on MONDAY. the 2lst instant.
They have engaged Capt. Prospects, celebrated mil.
itary and Coti lon Band who will open the hall with
an original QuickSt'p p, composed expressly for the
National Gre, = AMI the occasion, and the Company
pledge themselves that they will spare no pains To
make this tie Ball Of the season.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES:
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Francis Holden,
Lieut. James sutton, Lieut. G WALES,
Sergeant Peter Egan, James stone,
Samuel Sloan, re Shekell,
John G. Dudley.
Managers on tae part Of the Company.
Surgeon c Riley, Grant,
Quar- Flaherty. Isaac trey,
Ensign G Boyd, Robt Grimes,
Sergeant J Boyce, Henry Hoffman,
sergt Buckingham, Ilsrbook,
Corn A Tate &c IardelIs,
Corp Frye FJohnson,
Corp Schahd, Kirk,
John Batheul, Lowe,
John Brown, Merryman,
Isaac Bartlett, T r Maguirc,
VIM Bryan, Jno ONeal,
Jas Baird, Keplsr Philips,
Jno Peck, Arthur Humphrey,
W W Bean, Purcell,
Jno r Bradley, Richard Staples,
Benz Burns, Casper Shafer.
A Davis Jas Vermillion,
Jno Fitzhugh, Patrick Wilson,
Jos Fricdenwald, II Williams,
F German.
Managers on the pIrt Of the Military.
Maj Gen Jones, Col hickey,
Br Gen Wsiyh'mnn, Lieut. Col Riley,
Maj Bacon, Maj Keyworth,
Maj Walach, Adj Middleton,
Quar- McCul1um, Capt Buckingham,
Capt Darlington, Surgeon Morgan,
Capt Bradford, Capt Bright,
Capt Schwsrtznan, Capt Smith,
Capt Peck, Capt Key,
Captain TAFT.
Managers on the part Of the Citizens
Hon Jno Maury, David Hepburn,
Hon W W Seaton, EN- Cbapin,
Hon Walter Lenox, J X Bailey,
Jonah Hoover, Jno Mcguire,
Richard Wallach, VIM Fitzpatrick. jr,
Thos Donohoo, Jno O lceu,
VIM Cooper, Jpo Sergeant,
Jno Towers, r Doyle,
Samuel Il Douglass, Jas Gordon
Geo Hinton, FMcNerhany,
C W Huntington. Jos W Davis,
" Bayly. Benz D Sheckell,
VI Mohun, d B Clarke
Samuel Bacon, Jas ii Sheckell.
The Ball will be opened at o'clock
Floor managers will be designated by a red anf
white rosette. Managers the part of the Military
by q scarlet rosptte. Managers on the part of tn,
Citizens by white rosette, which will be furnished
to them at tn" door. and on the part of TIE Compa
ny by their uniform.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had ut the usua
places, and at the door on the evening of the ball
Ladit who may not receive invitations will pleas,
send their names to T. f. Mcguire, Pa. aveune, nea,
AZ street nov 10th.
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FAMILIAR pIscouRsEs ON LANGUAGE

nR. WATKINS intends to deliver a series Of Fa-
- miliar Discourses on Language, with occasional
critical remarks on various authors who have writ
ten on the subject.
The series will consist of six dscourses, the first of
which, being Introductory will comprise a review of
tn early history OF England: and q critical exam
notion OF the prevailing opinion to the origin OF
the English Language.
The terms will be- for ticket for the whole series
admitting a lady and gentleman. So; for q single
ticket, admitting one person for the ening so cts
The mscourses will he delivered at Carusi Sa-
lonn-the first on THURSDAY EVENING next, to
commence at O'Clock.
*.*Tlckets will be found at the Drug st re of v
Harbaugh, corner of q and eth streets, and a. the
Bookstores Of Mrs. Anderson and Taylor 4 Maury
Psnnsylvsnia avenue nov 7-dtf
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Ry L. n. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
0nn LOTS OF DRY GOODS at Auction Mithnu

EfuOtfUH1 WIffiOuN
oOo reserve, TO close accounts, for cash in
baukabie funds.-0n TUESDAY morning, NOyem
Der 18th, at 10 o'clock, my Auction Room, shall
sell general assortment of Dry Foods and Embroi'
deries to close sundry accounts. We name in part
Superior Irish Linen, Bleaehed and Brown Muslin
Delaincs Cashmere. Mousseliues
Black and colored Brocade and plain Dress Silks
Brown Linen Table Cloths
Canton Flannels, Satin Vestings
Spool Cotton, Corded Skirts
Cloakings, Drillings, II osiery, and Gloves
l2O pieces super Gentlemen's Handk'fs.
EMBROIDERIES.
Handkerchiefs, Undersceves Collars, Cuffs, Capes
Super Linen and Lace Hapdk'f, &c.
Sale positive. +. y. STRATTON,
nov S-eo&ds- Auctioneer.
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REMOVED.

Mu@ JOSEPH HIGGINS, Jewel
2NH&S Ter, has rem pved his Store 70
ATESSs3S.G&At the north side of Pennsylvania
avenue, between l+th andtl 9th
streets . doors west Of Wizards Hotel, where he
has opened large and handsome assortment of fine
JEWELRY, WATCHES, and SILVER WARE.
He feels thankful to his friends and patrons, and
hopes that they " ill continue with their calls.
IN. BAH kinds of fine Jewelry and Watches csre-
fully r-psired. nov ll-eoSt--
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Ell 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
lery, Dancing Saloon, Stabling for 20 or 80 horses
with shedding, making complete house of the kind.
1t il also surrounded by beautiful grove and has
ten scres of land attached 1t will be sold on rea-
sOnabe terms if apni alton be tely made.
the rroprictors about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON & BRO,
nov 11-2W#- he prpmisps
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WILLARD'S HOTEL,

FINHE above named establishment will be re-opened
i for the reception of guests on Thursday Novem-
Der 2lth. Since the closing in June last the house
has ben completely renovated. enlarged, improved
in ventilation, warming &c, and many rovements
added requisite to the comfort of its guess
With practical knowledge of hotel keeping, and
personal attention TO the business the undersigned
hopes to merit share of the public patronage so
literally extended heretofore.
ii. A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 9, 1888
nOy4-dIm-
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O. FOR SALE.-A Bvgdin.-A neat two
81 story Frame DWELLING. entirely new, in a
good part Of the city, and suitable for small family
II has large yard in the and the best of water
handy. Price 81 800, $1,000 cash down. and the bal
ancc in II months. Address W NJ. ARTHUR,
through the Post Office nov div
LHOR SALE.-flve shares of the stock Of the
l. Metropolis Building Association. Any one
wishing to make safe and profitable investment
will do well to address y II NJ through the Post
Office. nov Scott
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by F.. n. STRATTOS, AuctlOneer.
VALUABLE LOr NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE

VALUABLE LOT NEAR FKANkLIN SQUARE
for Sale.-On THURSDAY afternoon, Novem-
her 17th 1855. at AZ O'Clock, on the Premises, 1
shall sell Lot No. Is, in square No. 2ls, between
l4lh end 18th streets west fronting ~ feet inches
on street north running back 142 feet inches to
80 feet alley, and having also side alley of Is
feet the whole depth of the Lot, which contains
about COL square feet.
Terms: Cne-third cash; balance in ix and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes bearing
interest from day of sale for the deferr ed payments
deed given and deed of trust taken. All convey
ances at the cost of the purchaser
nov lt-,lfs
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Collectors Office, Nov 1874

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-rAYkRs-No
~ ticc is hereby given to all persons who are in
debted to the Corporation account for taxes for
the year of 1885, of whatever description, that un-
less the same be paid or before the 3Ist day of
December next ensuing, it will be the duty of the
undersigned to enforce the collection by advertise
ment sale OF property according to law.
RI ROCHE,
nov S-aotd- Collector.
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1.-TWO YEAR OLD BLACK PALETOL."

I rs wherrabout can be asccrtaincd upon inquiry
J. at this Office. A disclaimer is made on the
"bran new Talrna." but little anxiety is manifest.
ed as TO the locality Of very respectable surtout
coat found missing by the owner on the cccssi %
referred TO- lifts present possesscr viii leave word
ut this office, where the latter article be found
his benevolepce will be gratefully appreciated by a
nov 1913. SUBSCRIBER.
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FIFTY DOLLARS will be pait

- FIFTY DOL AR 8 will be paid
II q FOR the recovery Of an old-fashioned Gold
<1k&G WATCH, CHAIN, and SEAL, lost in Wash
ington on or about the 10th of October. The watch
was msd- by Richard Bayley, London, No 2,935; the
seal topaz engraved with q coat Of arms. II.
The above reward will be paid and no questions
asked by delivery to j. W. MANKIN, nearly oppo-
site Union Hotel, Georgetown.
nov 5-2w. JOHN TAYLOE
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Qg-WYMAN is doing wonders, but his changes are
not as sudden as those produced on the grey heads
and grey boards, throughout the country by GIL
MANS HAIR DYE.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 14.-Baltimorc and
Ohio Railroad shares advanced to day.
Sales at 90.
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80 FOR RE NT-The frame COTTAGE, sit
!H uated at the corn.r of 18th and streets. Pos
k.4sessian given on the 18th instant. The locati,n
is healthy, the house is in excellent condition. and
together with pump of good water, and fine gar
den spot constitutes desirable residence for small
family. For further information inquire at room
No. 1, Sd story Pest Office Department.
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nISSOLUTION,-T The co partnership hithsr
~ to existing under the style and firm Of GIDEON
Co. Is this day dissolved by consent of the co part
ners GBe ). GIDEON is authorized to settle the xf
fairs Of the late firm. A. T. BURNLEY,
10. SARGENT,
GEORGE s GIDEON.
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by S. j. MCCORMICK, Auet,oneer.

ny >. d. MCIOTtNIVhS AuCtIOhecI.
nAK WOOD. &c, at Auction.-Will be sold at pub
~ lie auction, on SATURDAY morning next, the
10th instant, at IL sclock, M,ssrs Shinn Sons
Wharf
246 Cords FIRST quality Oak Wood, belonging to the
Uutet States Government, and now lying
the wharf at Fort Washington. The wood to
he measured as il now lies upon the wharf
Also, Horse and enc Barge, with oars, both Of
which may b, seen on the day of sale.
Terms cash. Sd. MCCORMICK,
nov lt-dts Auctonerr
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10 II II e N IT Furnished or UNFINISHED
Il ROOMS, with or without boarding, can be OBJ
tanned in private family by early application.
Reference as to rcspectabiy will be required. In
quire at I. b. Browns Store, corner Of 7th and
STREETS. oct i-eotf-
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"a FOR RENT-On the north side Of Mass
fJ:!ii avenue between 18th and 5th streets, large
twos.ory frame HOUSE, containing ten rooms, pas
sage Two parlors, dining room, and kitchen on lst
floor. and on the second floor 6 sleeping chambers
Fer further information inquire at the third house
west of the above Also. for SALE small frame house.
on the rorth side OF the above square, containing
FIVE rooms. nov lists.
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SOMETHING NEW.-The isdies say that
- f. T. MYERS stock of EMBROIDERIES and
Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS is better assorted and
contains greater variety than any that has been
offered in this city for some time. and he has now
just returned from the North with an entire new
stock which You will do well to call and examine at
the earliest possible moment.
TT. MYBR,
Pa. avenue, between Sth and 9th streets
nov scott
DILLIABD TABLES FOR SALE
ID Two of the best BILLIARD TABLES for sale.
Enquire at J. Casparis, Capitol Hill. Price $500,
cash. ocl+tf
A CARD.-Dr. LIEBERmANN will continue
N TO keep his office, heretofore, on street,
between 18th and 18th streets.
DC 20-eolm*-
DLOUGH, LOOM, d ANVIL for NOvsm
I her.
Mr.. Rutherford's Children, by the author Of Wide,
Wide World.
Peruvian Antiquities.
The Car and the Sultan.
The Flag of the Union and Ned Buntline's Own for
next week received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, cor. Pa avenue and AZ ST.,
nov b Odson Building.
lust RECEIVED
y boxes Oranges Malaga Lemons; 1000 Cocoa
Nuts; Bunch and Layer Raisins, in whsle, halves,
quarter, and sighths boxes Currants; Prunes In
glass jars Cicily paper shelled Almonds. &C., for
sale by NJ. NJ. DORRIGAN CO.,
nov l1-F&M2t- Centre Market, west side.
TNFA N It's q chiIdren's Hats and
/ Caps Of al styles, colors, and qualities Also,
misses Flats of fur and felt white, black and drab
new and large assortment Just received at
CHAS II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Estsb
lishmsnt Pa avenue, near ~ street,
nov ll-det-
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PRINTING a BOOKBINDING

ENh ~" ROURDI NDINU .-The
undersigned. having purchased the establishment
heretofore owned by GIDEON 4 Co, informs the pub
lie that he Is prepared to do every description of
Printing and Bookbindipg at the old stand, ON Oh
street, near PsDnsylvania avenue.
nov 1l-3t GEO. s. GIDEON
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O. FOR RE IA commodious Frame
LEI HOUSE, with nine rooms and a wide passage
on 18th street, 81 door north of L. There is pump
OF excellent water in the yard. Enquire at Room
No AZ, General Land Office, or of Alexander Bour-
land, adjoining the premises.
l2-3tA
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H-TO my Friends and Patrons who
have so kindly and generously patronisei during
the time was Engaged in bu iness at the above
named corner will say that it wi afford me great
pleasure IL they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor Mr.. j. H. Johnson who wor-
thy OF their confidence, and who will extend to them
every accommodation. T.. =, MILLER.
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.inenfion, Mhfny Boy.-The Union Infantry,
the gallant Juvenile military corps of Washington. il.
going ahead fin.ly. and only ten or eleven
more members 80 get their small from the Gov
crnment. See advertisement in relation TO them.
aud march, boys, good spirited, srnrlemany boy.
and unite with the ''Unions.'
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Stone Cutters RtH.-This grand AFFAIR is 10 take
place at Jackson Hall ON the evening of Dec. 5, and
Is being gotten up with the high spirit OF their former
ball, which indeed they surpass. The charm
ing dance, "Fop goes the Weasel" is to be intro
dueed from Philadelphia, and doubt the "Jours''
viii enable all to cut the pigeon wing, or any other
hgure, OH the square.
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FOR SALE-Or exchange for property in
Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria. Il
very d'irable tract OF land containing 1l2 y
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about y 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 aud chestnut timber. it is most
healthy place, and may be male beautiful Summer
residence, affording a fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, or profitable market and dairy farm.
The soil and situation well adapted to the growth
of the vine and all kinds of fruit Apply at this Of
fee fer further information. Dow LIT.
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Farm for kscnt.-Notley u all. valua-
BILE Market and Dairy Farm. opposite Alexandria,
Va. viii be rented from the LIST of January next 1t
contains 500 acres well improved land, commodi-
Gus brick dwelling house, and all suitable out
houscs. The distance fr. N Aicxandria is 20, and
from Washington market seven miles. For terms
inquire IF rhe subscriber, street. bet Is and
10Th streets, " ashington. j. Nj. GILLlSS.
nov 7-eo2w-
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.iceidcnt.-icsterdsy,s son of Mr.. T. Burch was
playing in an unfinished building on lth street. near
the avenue, and BY mishaP fell from the third
story. The lad was Pic k,d up and examined, when
II was discovered that his leg had been broken by
the fall. Surgical aid sent for, and the lad is
doing well a. could be- expected.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
THREE D.ffs LATER FROM EURoPE
Armistice Between Russia and Turkey.

NEW loNs, Nov. l4-l0 A. N.-The
steamer Baltic is coming up the harbor.
She will reach her wharf in an hour and
half
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insufng FemGies.-We hear many complaints OF
TIE conduct OF a snail man. German in appearance
with sandy hair. who wears long black sack over
coat He Is ia the hahn of following ladies 10 the
street 10 their great annoyance. IL is TO be hoped
tina, our efficient police will overhaul him shortly.
when engaged
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To the Observation-Disclosures is called To the con
dlt'on OF the poor IrisLnan, Matthew Holoran, who
was seriously injured by the falling of scaiolding
al the building of MIR. T.. Green, in the First Ward,
on Tueseay last. Hcis suffering severely, and needs
The help Of the benevolent, which can be bestowed
az his dwelling. Mrs. Connot's, eth street, between
q and II streets.
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Ssv Presbyterian CA,rch.-A new PRESBYTERIAN
Church Is about to be erected Capitol Hill for the
Rev. j. Milton Henry, who has been preaching to
good congregation IN the Hail of the Columbia
Ergine House, for some months past
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NJ A N A GER s:

MANAGERS:
On the part Of the Field and lsqf:
81 al. Gen. W Jones, Col W Hickey
Dr.. Gen. X Weiyhtman Lieut. Col J ii Reilly
Maj. c Wallach Maj. I. Denobo
Maj. r. Keyworth Mai. Bacon
Quart. McCollum Adt L. j. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst Surgeon J Grymes
On. the part Of lie Light Infantry.
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. + Tucker,
Ignatius +. Mudd.
On the part Of the National Circus
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Lirut sutton, Lieut. Wales
Peter Egan.
On the part IF the Walker .Sharpshooters.
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. McCoIiunr,
Lieut.. Birkhead. Lieut. J ii Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On the part IF the Boone R,aemen
Capt 81 Bright, Lieut. Otterback jr.,
Lieut. Ii Ober, Lieut. c NJ Sanderson,
George Miller.
On the part Of the German Icdgers.
Capt Sehwartzman, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. Il Eicborn, Lieut. Lehman,
- Cophenstine.
On the part Of The Montgomery Guards.
Capt b Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. W Feeny, Lieut. Kelleher,
On TIE part Of the Presidents Mounted Guard.
Capt j Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. W Baden, Lieut. Pettibone,
John Finch.
On the part Of the National Guard.
Capt } TAFT Lieut. II Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey. Lieut. Allen.
James johnson.
On the port Of tie Citizens
Mayor Maury, q Gideon, Il Ii Clarke
Walter Lenox, ii III Heath, FMcNerhany,
tOl Seaton Hunt, Cagett.
ASH White, Mccausland, II Louion,
W Boteler, } Pepper, CT Byrne,
W Wallach, S Wall, CIV Cochran
J ii Bradley, John Coy!c Il Laskey,
s = Hoover, W Carter, SH Hill,
J W Boteer, II Il French, Brintnsll
NJ Carlisle, W lhilips, " Il Hop-
VI Brown, NV Gait, j Sheckclls.
c Morgan, Corcoran, Jonah Hoover
J B Tate. joe Shillington, Kirkwood,
d Radcliffe, JCryer, Calvert.
T Towers, w IL Winter, ED Willard
Wallach, J A Linton, MA Dexter
W Riley, Burns, VIM. b. Butt
Josiah Baily, Edward Hall.
On the part Of the Continental Guards.
Capt l. Smith, Lieut. w Tucker,
Lieut. Marceron, Ensign W Horner
surgeon J Trayers, Quar- b Clarke,
Pioneer " Wright, Sergeant T Knight
Sergeant II Lorche, Sergeant W Walker,
Sergeant Ford, Undermine,
Knight J Tucker,
Angel, " EChamberlain,
T II Walker II Moore,
" Jones, Ii Glider,
J Holt. l. Anderson.
IL " hitmore, IL Donaldson,
sofrr, il COhi,
Dowden, JGreen,
l. Magway, Sage,
III Gunnell, Stone
b Eali, John OFlahcrty.
Programmes will be furnished the Ladies by the
Moor managers upon their entrance into the Saloon
Gentlemen wishing invitations for ladies are request
ell to leave the ladies' with the captain OF the
company.
Tickets TWO DOLLARs-admitting a gentleman
and ladies; to be had at the principal Hotels Music
and Drug Stores, of the members of the Company
and at the door on the evening Of the Bail
As- The floor managers will be designated by
blue scarfS The Committee Of Arrangements by
"Diue roSct'es." nov 9-tb-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-14

hrSuet.-Saturday morning, an inquest was held
over the body OF an infant eleven weeks old, which
bad snothcred tseif. The child TUNED over on its
face IN the nieht and smothcred in thar position. In
inc morning the father took up the child TO play with
II, ard found II dead. Verdict acc or,linciy.