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{G7-WYMAN Is doing wonders, hut his changes are
not as sudden as those produced on the grey heads
and grey boards, throughout the country by GILL
MANS HAIR DYE.
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BOARDING Mrs. h. I. DUvAL would in
ID form the public that she has taken of those
large and commodious houses, nearly opposite
Browns Hotel, over Hoover Il Sons Shoe Store.
where she is now preparing for the accommodation
of TRANSIENT or permanent boarders. Her terms are
moderate, and every effort will be made to render
her guests comfortable. Families or single gentle
men, desirous Of obtaining large and convenient
rooms would do we'll to give her an early call.
22-eo2w.
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80 FOR RENT-Tbe old Tavern Stand.
.mmH known az the Green Tree House, near the old
4.nADepot, on Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
d. C., is now offered for rent for term Of We TIE
good will and fixtures will be sold on reasonable
terms. The proprietor being about to engage in
other business is the only of his Offering this
property fer rent its location is of the Lest On
Pennsylvania avenue.
This is fin" opportunity for person with small!
capital 10 engage in lucrative business, the house
rot being three minutes walk from the Capitol. 1t
il extensive and Is we'll situated for hOarders En-.
quire of JAS. McGRANN.
Green Tree House
&C 19-Gtc Washington D. c.
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GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ TURE AT AUCTI0N.-on FRIDAY, November
9Th, commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m shall SELL at
the re id. nc. of the Rev. Samuel Kepler, who Is
about removing from he city, on street between
9th and It'll streets all of his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, which is Of excellent qualify and in good
order. consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sega, mahogany Chairs
Do centre Table, Window Shades
Do Rout Table
DO Rocker and Arm Chairs
Lamps and Girandoles
Super parlor and chamber Carpetiny
Mahogany Sideboarr rosewood Clock
Do Dining Tables
Hall Oil Cloth. Stair Rods
Wood and caneseat Chairs, Lounge
Crockery and Glass Ware, China Tea Set
Britannia Ware, Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wristbands Toilet Sets
Superior Feather Beds and Mattresses Bedding
Alright Stoves, and Irons
Cooking Utensils, superior Cooking Stove &c
Terms: All sums of and under $50 cash over 400.
60 and 90 days. for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest
nov 2-dts- CIV. BOTELER Auct
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By E. N. STRATUM. Auttoneer.

BY T.. N. STRATTON, Autfoneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on the l.land-Ou
FRIDAY, November 4th, at O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lot No. - in Square No. 4e5
situated on 9TH street west, between and streets
south, having front of % feet inches, depth l20
ct to Is foot alley, and improved by one-story
Frame Building, occupied by Larlnour & BIO, as a
Grocery.
Terms: Cash; Or negotiable paper at two or four
months, with interest &C 26--dts-
Intel
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j. q. McGUIRE, AuCtf0neer.
EASE. STOCK, FURNITURE, AND FIXTURES
IL OF THE "VERANDAH" RESTAURANT at
Auction.-On SATURDAY afternoon, November 9th,
at O'Clock, on the premises shall sell the unex.
red Lease, Stock, Furniture, &C. that well known
Restaurant, called the 'Verandah," situated on the
Avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
The house Is supplied with good assortment of
choice Liquors. Excellent Bar Fixtures Cooking
Range, Copper Cooking Utensils, and every couye-
neBce for first rate Restaurant.
Terms: Onethrd cash; the residue in monthly in
stauents of Sl25. satisfactorily secured bearing in
tcrest.
The premises may be examined by cal ing upon
the Auctioneer. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
nov Its AHctioneer.
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EMBROIDERfEs, &C.

EMBROIDERfES,& &c.
NTE take pleasure in calling the attention Of tia
w Ladies to the following
25 dozen Clear Lawn Hapdk'fs
Is do Embroidered do
II do Hem-stitched do
10 do Chemisetts
10 do Flowing Sleeves
10 do Halffowing Sleeves
Is do Banded do
do Cambria Banded Collars
3 do Book do
10 do Pulled do
10 do Swiss Musquetier Collars
600 yards Swiss Edge and Inserting
600 do Camb'o do do
$50 Cambria snd Swiss Bands
rs Very handsome Embroidered Skirts
We wish the ladies to give particular attention tn
the above, as We know them to be very ehean snd
desirable. YERBY, TEBBS YERBY
Corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street
oc If Union lml
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VIHE UNDERSIGNED, Proprietors of the
i different Hotels in Washington, compelled
to advance in their prices for Board to TWO DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS per day; also, SEVEN
DOLLARS per week fer calls, On and after the 1st
Of November next.
NJ. A. DEXTER, National Hotel.
II. p. NJ. BROWN, Browns Hotel.
Ii. A. WILLARD, Wizards Hotel.
DANIEL ID. FRENCH, Irving House
X. d. HACKNEY. U. s. Hotel.
W. GADSBY, Gadsby's Hotel
&C 29-d1w-
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Professor SfeiHer's Lertue.-A correspondent, il
speaking Of the lecture neatly delivered in the lee
tire room OF the National Hrical COLLEGE, by Prof
Lewis III. Steiner, says:
Professor Steinrr's lecture the general ap
plcatIon Of chemistry to calculating the mysteries
at being, As discovered by means of physiology. II
was a mastery production, and dsI.ia ed much prac-
uca knowledge of his subject. The second was.
must say. much Inferior Tie principal topic han
died was ahnlGtd''cy Nosirams were utterly de-
mnished a. we'll as old tconeh Doctors The human
stomach was made perfect laboratory 10 receive
patent medicines, and newly invaated preparation
was thus recommended :. Nothing l. often the hes,
and safest medicine which can be giyen.'' This is
AZ least, the idea.
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G@s FOR KENT-The BUILDING now be-
III ing finished, Oh the northeast corner of eth st.
and Louisiana avenue, iii this city.
The first hoor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment Of marble, it'll vaults, &c, and two
stores on 9TH street. The basement is construct.
to embrace all the modern convoniences for Res
taurant, in connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, &C. The restaurant COM
munirates both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story. which is composed of four rooms. COM
municating through ample folding doors, for the &C.
commodation of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connexion
with the restaurant the will be rented for Of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build NJ, and is well adapted for
comm0dionS biari-roOm for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for a printing room or ar
mory snd if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room Gas and water and all the
mo fern 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 eth and 18th sts, Washington.
sep 11-eotf-
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lNOR RENT-A small FARM, distant about
1 mile. from the c. ntre Market, Washington.
and about the same d stance from the markets of
Georgetown and Alex ,nlra. 1t is well adapted for
market truck or u dairy early garden it is
admirably situated. it will be rented either in
sh res or at al annual leut For further particu.
lars oplly to S. W. X. HANDY & Co., near the cor
ner of Penn. avenue and 18th streets.
oc 3I-eoit-
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% Joe ShiIltnSI

&B Joe ShilltnStOn receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS "a fast a. published. He
is agent FIR Harpers AID all the other Magazines,
and readers Will always find large and good IA
sOrtnent of Blank Books and Stationery nj his Book
store, OdeOn Building Of4 y street and Penn
Sylyana avenue. aug 10
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G2S ono WORTH Of New Cords, embrac-
Pc'sOoO ing every style OF Fashionable
FOreiin and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will lie
sold at very reduced prices for cash. Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock. which is now very comp etc. know We
can offer the very best Inducements.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Pa avenue and 9TH street.
oc If Union I'm
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EOLIAN ATTACHMENT.

"E have for sale at establishment one of
w Haiet, Davis Co.'S Louis XIV style Plan
Os, with Coleman's lEolian Attachment. This beau
tifu improvement to a Piano. re DIS no further re-
commendation ON our part, than to state that we
have in our possession the most fat.ering testimo-
MES in its favor from artists of the highest standing
such as Benedict, Thalberyete, &c.
HIOBUS HITX'
Oc 27-cp3t Mnsic Denot
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NOR SALE.-t Rare Chance-Stock and Fix
l. lures of a Groc ry Store. on eth street, one of
the best stands for city and country trade Stock is
light and will be sold bargain if application be
made soon. Rent Of House very low. The adver-
tser being engaged in other business cannot attend
to it, Apply ut this Office
nov l-3t#-
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WA n 4 e Dat the Metropolitan Planning
w Mills or BOYS, from is TO Is wears of
age, to whom constant emple yment will be given.
nov 2-eo1w- COYLE 4 BROTHER
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CARPETINGS g. OIL CLOTHS.
WE have now ready for sale
w 90 pairs Ingram Carpets
40 do Brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do Al Oil Cloths medium
10 do 81 do do do
do 81 do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth, Of best quality. which
will be cut to fit any diagram
With full and complete assortment of goods for
house furnishing purposes at the lowest market
prices. GEkBY, TEBDS YERBY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street.
OF TT Union I'm
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nor rem Two large and convenient
Il ROOMS. over Mciiraw & jacobs Grocery store,
corner 18th street and Pa. ayenae. Inquire at the
store. oc lift
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CRATES. CRATES.

INNAMELLHD Psrlor and Chamber CRATER csr
~ eular, Square, and Oval Patterns of the latest
styles and Of the highest finish.
The above are just received and for sale by
r. HASKINs,
Pa. avenue, south side, bet 9th and 10th sts.
oc 15-tf
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Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestinrs. &C.

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, c.
I store a well assorted stock Of
i Black, Gre N. Brown and Blue Cloths
Black French and fancy colored Cassimeres
Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vestings
Gents Undershirts and Drawers
Hosiery. Gloves, Silk llanik'fs and Suspenders
Also, heavy Welch and double millei white Elan
nels, suitable for drawers
VIM. X. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, opposite Centre Market
lT-pD1n&-
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER

ARRIyED.-Sch- Ann piclrel, Dukes Phila, to /
Shiun d Son, and freight for the District
Scoop Chester, Wech, wheat 10 }. L. n. Perry 4
Son.
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FLOWERS.
.eES&. have large and beautiful as sAct
LaS& sortment of fine French and Ameri y1XA
VIC IN FLOWERS, of the latest Fall sSST6N
- and Winter styles, consisting in -
part Of
Fine Face Flowers
Outside Bonnet Flowers
Fine French Sprays
Zine French Wreaths
Orange Blossom Wreaths
Orange Bloss6 m Sprays
Green wrestbs and sprays
Roses. with md without leaves
And variety Of olns nepts for the hair.
A. TATE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 1lth sts
oc 2i-eo3t- Int Union
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O II IL Z n II Furnished or unfurni> he'd
l. ROOMS, with without boarding, can be OBJ
tanned in private family by early application.
Reference as TO respectabiity will be required In
qnire at L. b. Browns Store, corner of 9TH and
streets. oct 4-eotf-
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4 CARD.-Dr. LIEBERMANN will continue
N to keep his Office, heretofore, on street,
between 18th and 14th streets
- u,S-
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Ilend Friendship Club his gallant band inri
ted ,h, Pioneers Of Baltimore, yesterday evening, to
an entertainment the Island, which came oft at
The foo, of iIIh street. near the Potomac, and such
before occurred. II rejoicing OF friend and
Glend the short time they were fog-t en- al the end
of Inch the Baltimore company was escorted 10 the
cars aud this morning departed for their homes in
Ine Monumental city. The visitors Were noted for
their proper action while among ia, and have re-
turned to Baltimore 10 duty in their respective ways
of bus mess for they all working men. The at
Irntions of the Arlington and Friendship Clubs de-
serve every appreciation, and We tiu>t that all are
satisfied.
The Ugly Club, Grneyieva Club, Isl nd Social
Club Arlington Club, and United Club, We're all
well Represented
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change their habi

Mr.. Bishops EThildion-This l. certainly beau
tul combination of song, humnr, and sentiment, ii
lnsrarrd b. the painters production in beautiful
display, executed by Mr.. James Lamb, in his rich
picturesque style of the art. Last night delighted
audience Witnessed the exhibition and the sati>fac-
u"n given il an assurance that 10 night full house
Will crowd Odd Fellows Hall. Those who desire to
pay MIR. u. visit, may rest assured that there i
nothing in his entertainments calculated 10 offend
Ih" most refined prop;iery.
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WOMAN, as cook and laun
w dress; colored preferred. One we'll recon-
mended can obtain comfortable situation by ap-
plying at the of Frederick and Second streets
Georgetown. lost
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~ HOUSE & Furniture for Rent.
IMH convenient and pleasant HOUSE and new
xs:-Afashiunable Furniture, superior STYLE on st.
near the Avenue. Terrns reasonable. Apply to
J. C. McGUIRE,
of-1w- Arct;opaar
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DARkEEPERS, Coachmen. Cooks, Seam
I'D stresses, Chambermaids, and Girls for house
work are seeking employment
Wanted-A profitable safe business to join AZ
partner.
Wanted-Cooks, Chambermaids Nurses, Girls
for housework, Boys, &c, white or colorcd
Wanted-For rent, Houses and Rooms fur.
nished not, with without board in any part OF
the City.
Apply at II. GILDENEIsTER'S
General Intelligence Office,
10Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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81 The RatS.'-Since we mentioned. few days
since rhr witt the ''Rat Hole" have been fire
qurnty asked who are the Rats There H. reeu
lady organized hand of little fellows. between the
ages of n and sixteen years, who have adopted
this name, and have rente, the Shaniy before men
TONED, for the purpose of holding their meetings
IL l. hardly possible that their parents aware o:
ihCir organization, or they would NOT permit their
children Ia meet together and lay plans for the com
mission Of offences that would coHsisn them tn tir
states prison. They have their committees Oi,
woodyards, chickens, hiding places, Sc; showing
that their association Is only for criminal purposes.
The officers have their eyes upon them, and il il
likely thai "f those juvenile CANDIDATES foi
criminal nDturipiv will som b. made Ia suffer for
their yi.ni,s. tn" application nj lac rod would be
brnefcial, and wOnii make these ynnns Rats
change their habits.
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GO FOR SALE "A BdTgdin.-A neat two
E:. story Frame DWELLING. entirely new, in
good part Of the city, and suitable for small family
1t has large yard in the and the best of water
handy rice $500. 81 COO cash down, and the bal
ance in II months. Address VIM. ARTHUR
through the foSt Office nov DIV
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SHAWLS
I'VE have now in store the f,llewing Shawls.
w which We know is the best stock in the Dis
trict:
IS Waterloo Long Shawls
so Bay State Mills Long Shawls
81 Waterett Long Shawls
$50 All-wool Square Shawls
20 White and colored Grape Shawls
35 Cashmere Shawls
40 Long and Square BrOcha Shawls
30 Various styles of Mourning Shawls
To the whole Of which we invite the particular at
tention Of purchasers.
YKRBY, TEBBS YERRY
Corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street.
oc If Union I'm
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BOSTON CHAISES-Just received from
ID Boston. several CHAISES of the best quality
and Of the latest styles, with harness complete The
above from the best manufactures at the North
r. HASKINS.
Penn. avenue, south side, near 10th street.
oct 2S-eotf
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" Washington Seminary Gnard.-We learn that the
students Of the Washington Seminary have organ
lied themselves into a military company, aud have
applied To the President of the United States for
small arms such a. they can use, and daily ex-
pecting their delivery. When received they will
make an early parade.
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"a A CARD-SAMUEL W. TUCKER Mer-
chant Tailor, won respectfully announce to
NJ his patrons and friends that he has removed
I'LL. from his late place of business, and will for
the present receive business calls at the store Of Mr.
Evan Hughes, corner of 18th street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
He is pleased to announce to his customers that
the stock of Goods to which he invites their at
tention cannot be excelled.
&C 2S-eo3tSd3w-
lime FRENCH & English Cloths
Il Rich Velvet. Silk and Cashmere Vestings
New styles CssSimeres
Fine and medium over-coat Cloths
Medium and low priced Cloths, Cassimerps, Vest
ings, &C.
Just received, embracing the most splendid vari
ETY. Of rich and fashionable goods have ever Of
fered, which will make to order in the most SUI
periOr manner. WALL STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
oe lS-eolw- next to Iron Hall.
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WANTED IMBIEDIATELY-A the
w Gas Works, Georgetown. d. c.. a large num-
Der of LABORERs, to whom good wages will be Civ
en- Each man will lie required to find his own
shovel. s. r. BRICK,
oc 31-2t*- Engineer
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" ID. GILMAN, Druggist, has for sale Ne
II. dicinal LIQUORS. such as Brandy Port, and
Sherry, which can BE- relied as pure being i'm
ported expressly for medical uses. Also, agent for
Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps.
&C %
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS

The Demand for Houses never was greater in
Washington than at present, though, as all may per-
ceive never before many of all descriptions
being finished. This is plain proof Of the rapidig
with which the population Of the Federal city Is
increasing. Indeed it strikes us that in this respect
we are just now going ahead much faster th7h any
other city east of the Aueghani's I'm proportion 10
population) and quite fast as any OF our western
rivals east of the Rocky Mountains. All business
men here, too, appear to be thriving, notwiihstand
ing the Brightness of money!" which, we are per
shaded, is only the result of the influence of the
state Of the money market recently existing in the
commercial cities of the North, rather than of any
thing like prevalent inability to square up reason
able credits.
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The Presidents Mounted Guards BaH.-Ths was
. fcte we cannot undertake to describe. The mu-
SIC the dancing, the grand military display, the CON
duct OF the officers, and especially tina, OF Captain
Peek, who was unrsmittng in his attentions TO all,
The splendid supper, (for which Columbus deserves
high credit and, indeed, all the dongs of the Guard
were Of such character to win the admiration Of
all present. Several distinguished officers and other
gentlemen were present, and constellation OF beanty
which riyalled the stars in the sky, gave delight to
the evening We cannot enter into particulars, for
magnicence and generosity eIcclled all possibility
Of description, but yet We trust to nave announcer
more leisure chance to speak OF the interesting pc
cuiarities oi this truly grand ball.
happy might they had, I'm >nre,
And may they many more secure
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Wy AN II E D-several good WOMEN for en-
w pl yment in the Irving Hotel. They must
be OF coed character. Apply at the Office of the Ho-
tel. this day. oc 31-2t-
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The Ugly Ch"b.-Many persons have supposed
thai The OF the ball of this club
hoax, and there IL nO such club IN existence. This
A. mistake. Their ball will oft, and will be a
merry one; for the members Of the club. though nO
remarkable for beauty. are "a popular and merry a
.rt oi clever fellows tread the green earth. Their
beauty has moi Spoiied them.
We learn that tue qualifications necessary fOl
membership will not be considered in the sale OF the
ncketS, and handsome will b.. admitted as read
lily as those possessing "Offul" features
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

O. FOR SALE-Three new Frame HOUSES
k::i situated on street, for sale lmodat-
Mandatory, south side Pa avenue opposite the U.
s. Hotel. nov 2-3t-
N5s FOR RENT-A Brick HOUSE, two stO-
III ries with attic containing nine rooms On 18th
between Nj and streets. To permanent tenant
the rent will be made reasonable. Possession given
on Thursday. nov 2-eo3t*-
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PGTGde Of the FIdIkiins. - The Franklin New
York Association are TO have preliminary parade
In morrow evening, which will engage many of their
lrTher hrenen ard make a lively time on the prin-
cipe avenues. MarsOllet's excellent band will dis
course sweet strains the occasion, and the public
may expect turn Oni worthy OF attention.
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lITANTED-A BOY, between II and 16 years
w Of age. To smart active boy good wsges
will be given. c w HAVENNER,
street between Four and-a-half and 9th SITS
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UTANTED-A white GIRL to do the house
w work in a small family from the North One
that can come well recommended may obtain per-
manent situation with liberal wages, by enquiring
at this oti.o DC 29-3ts-
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Aetropolitdn RGilroad.-1'he regular monthly
meeting Of the Directors of the Metropolitan Rail
road took place yesterday in Georgetown at the
once of the company. We learn that the survey
iIg party have GIT up almost To- Frederick and that
in few days another party, perhaps two, will be
formed survey a route from Frederick to Haeer.-
town.
FEnerCi Of Mr.. PerTy.-The ceremonies attend
ing the inlennent of William W. Perry, Secretary Of
the Grand Lodge of the |. O. O. F. of the District
OF Columbia yesterday afternoon, We're imposing.
Quite large number of OF members of the Grand
and Subordinate Lodges were out The body was
deposited in the Congressional burial ground.
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T"ANTED-A respectable American or Ger
w WOMAN, chid'S nurse. None need
apply without good recommendations. Enquire al
this office. 2S-dtf-