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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-17

&OTIC E.-StOre to rent and stock OF new
~ and second hand Books for sale Cheap-If /
c. get good offer for my store and sell out the
Books. will rent it. The value for good stand is
rapidly increasing M expect to pay particular at
tent on to the Ahambra Saloon. Parties can be
supplied with reasonable refreshments. in good
style. ALFRED HUNTER
LIT
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AT PRIVATE SALE

I WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
L Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles all OF
which Will be shown to any wi hing to pur-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side. near 9th street; runs back 10 street: CON
tains II rooms, in good order. Tine of lease 90
months. The House Is i'll good repute and doing a
good business front just painted. A quantity of
good LIQUOR can he had IT cost price. For fur
ther particulars see the subscriber.
All PERSONS indebted to me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
SEP f,-tf
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The Yellow Fever.

MOBILE, Oct. l5.-The yellow fever
having made its appearance at Spring
Hill College, near Mobile, the students
have all dispersed.
The Natchez Courier records fearful
ravages of the fever at various points
along the river, and i'm the interior.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

SssEes New and second hand PIANOS, o. nv
NV Town and of several Other f,ctores are al
WAYS to he had at my Piano Warerocm, on 18th St.
between Pcnn-y lyani3 avenue and L street.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended To.
PC. REICHENBACH
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

South Carolina drrnus, bttceen eth and 7h streets.
east, Washington.
YNIIIS Institution il in successful operation
j with full corps of competent and experienced
teachers in each department. 1t pTcSt nts the br.r
advantage tn parents the location il very retired
The buildings amp'e and surrounded With beau
tiful grounds for sxercs, and the 81 study is
thorough and practical.
Beard ana tuition in all English branches $500 yer
session Of ten months. Pay puHilS from - 10 $40
per quarter Of IL weeks in English.
French, Music. Irewirg. &c. extra.
Ter further particulars. for circulars apply to
GEO. G.. BUTLER. A. NJ.
sep 29-eoif- PRINCIPAL.
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RJ- Joe shilling on receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS a. fast As published. He
Is agent for liarper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good AS
aortmCnt of Blank Books and Stationery mt his Book
store, Odeon Building, Of street and Penn
sYlvanla avenue aug 10
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From Halifax.

BosTON. Oct. l5.-IIalifaN papers of
the 18th inst, state that the steamer Vul-
can had arrived there Oh the 9th inst,
with three hundred and fifty troops. 4
part of the troops were intended for Ber-
muda; but as the yellow fever was still
raging there, they were brought to Hal
flax
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NghCKEREL, HERnt1GS.

N III n zig III f. y -INN,
vi GOLDFISH = sEESE. &C.
80 barrels New NackCrl
lao do Il"rrings
1000 lbs. Goldfish
ln1 boxes New York Cheese
80 do Pearl Starch
so 10 fresh Ground C"fT.e
100 dozen Rabbits Yeast Powder
so do Preston & M-rrills do
Just received, per schooner Fairfax, from New
York, for sale By MURRAY & SEMMES.
&C lO-nORt
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New York Market.

New YORK, Oct. Ill p. M.-Flour
steady. Western and State brands, sc S7k
S1-Baltimore flour, 81 12l. Wheat
heavy at former prices-l0,000 bushels
sold. Yellow corn, Sc cts.-20. 900 bush
els sold. Stocks firmer. Cotton dull
money tight.
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TFL.FGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STIR.
shipor Yellow Fever at baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 18th. - N-A malig-
nant ship fever, by some thought the yell
low fever, is prevailing at Fell's Point
There have been number of deaths.
Many persons arc leaving the neighbor-
hood. Numbers are closing their houses
and stores. There is a general panic.
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AUCTION NOTICE

III ANlNG made arrangements TO hold regular
i / evening sales at the stand of Mr.. :. I'd y :,
Pennsylvania avenue, near National Hotel, would
resp culiy cl the attention Of persons having any
goods TO SELL such Watches, Jew-ry. Boohs, Sta
tioncry, and AL kinds OF fancy goods Segars, Guns,
Cutlery. &c. | am prepared TO rec i've Cous gr-
m entS for regular sales will devote special
inGs to any persons invoices when desired-in all
they must he unlimited And fiAtter myself
III from general knowledge have gained by expo
riencc Of the value Of goods viii he able to give
satisfaction. WM. B. LEWIS,
Auctione-r.
Wanted, smart BOY, about Is years of =ge.
Enuu'r" . ab6ve &C 12-lw-
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Military Visiters

Boston, Oct. l5.-The Boston Light
Infantry, will arrive in New York on Sum
day morning. via Norwich. They will
be the guests of the New York Light
Guard.
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AUCTION SALES.


yXTATCHEs. JEwELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c. a,
w AUCTION-I shall sell, a: Mr.. S. Edd,'s
Store on Pennsylvania avenue, ional Hotel
o. WEDNESDAY evening next, at O'Clock select
invoice OF Gold and Silver Watches, among which
are
splendid English Gold Hunting. patent levers
60 Ladies God Watches full jewelcd, in is
carat cases
Several fine Levers and Lerines in silver casts
Also, Gold Guard ,nd Vest Chains
With good assortment of fire Gold Pins, Earrings,
rentiI Rings, LockctS, sc
W. d. LEWIS.
&C 11-3t- Auctioneer.
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BY GR EN- q SCOTT, AuctfOneers,
NEW TW0-STOHN FRAME HOUSE AND lot
~ AT AUCTl0S.-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th
instant. We sha sell, on the premises. at O'Clock
p. COOL Iwo-slory Frame House. containing six
cos'd and conveniently arranged rooms AMI wood
house. Tho lot fronts =, feet inchs between 9th
and eth stccets west the Island running hack 10
II f)ot alley 81 f-t inches. il being Lot No. 81,
in subdivision If Sguar. No. 455.
Terms ne-half cash: halarc CO in two instalments.
to suit tho purchasers convenience not TO exceed Il
months: the deferred Iay Inpnts t. hear in
trrest from day Of sale deed given and decd Of
trust taken.
Title iIdisputatle GREEN SCOTT,
&C sd Auctione-rs
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From New Orleans.

Naw ORLEANS, Oct. l3.-The fever at
Galveston is declining: at Houston it is
undated.
DIR. Steiner is acquitted by the court
martial.
Barquc George Nicholas has arrived
here from Hamburg. All except the
mate arc dead.
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MOTTO Eve are now opening one of the rich
~ est and best assorted stocks Of FALL GOODS
from New YORK and Philadelphia brought to this
market. We think it is useless for to enumerate
articles could not describe their richness and
beauty, but respectfully invite the attention of the
public. HALL BROTHER.
sep yl-e otf
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

1ST T. ara now opening our fall stock of Dir
w GOODS, which have ie"n selected with much
care from the latest inPOr:atiCns and comprises all
the various styles Of
Eich ilad and BroCaie silks
hich Figured and Plaid Ca hmeres
Black silks Of all grades, choice brands
Romhazine and super Black Alpacss
black and Cnored Canton Grapes
shawl in endless variety
And in short every article that is to he found in
well assorted stock, 70 which invite the particular
attention of purchasers az we determined to sell
rs low az any other house in the District.
S5- Ali articles sold at establishment are war
ranted to prove Represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
oc 6-eO6t-
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BLANKETS, QUILTS. &C.

WYE have now in Store
W 300 pairs Blankets, CT all grades
$50 Marseiile. and Aier dale Quilts
800 pairs bleached and brown cotton Sbot;ng:
10 do linen Sheetings
80 do pillow slip Cotton
loo dozen Gamssk Napkins
300 do Towels. all grades
% pairs Table Damatk
With large and general stock of house furnish
ing Dry Goods, !. al OF which defy competition.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBT
Correr Pennsy lrania avenue and eth street.
or If Union I'm
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GAS FIXTURES.

U-1D I IA 2 II IItH.
rEFHE Subscriber has on hand and is daily receiving
l from the celebrated factory Of Cornelius, Par
kcr Co, Philadelphia, large and handsome col
lie ton Of CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PEN
DANTS, &c, embracing all their new patterns.
which he will dispose of 1T manufac turcr's retail
prices Those in want of Gas Fixtures will find il
10 their interest to call and examine patterns and
prices before purchasing.
G. w. BOrELER,
sep l-eo2m. Iron Hall.
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{GF-The most astonishing results are being pro
duced by the u.e ot tIIMANs HAIR Dye. 1t is doing
what has never been done bcfore-chancInr gentle
mcn'S hair, WhiskcrS or mustaChiOs from red. white
or grizzly gray to permanent JET black be aue
full brown, as required, i'm one minute Prepared bv
Il. ID. GILMAN, Chemist of tiIis civ
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Great Decline In Railroad Stock

BALTIMORE, Oct. ILL., P. M.-Balti-
moreand Ohio Railroad shares sold largely
to-day at fifty and half cts. A decline
of five dollars share since Saturday.
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Now LANDING AND FOR SALE

i 'FUlHU II. Fnln : LaIllS
2Jit % Calais do
On hand ard for sale. Fence Posts, Rails and Pic T.
cts. White Pine 9 -. G(l0 & 10. <i2. and "a II
=. with general assortment OF Building Lu.ilcr
Walnut. Gin I1y, Poplar. Ash. and Oak.
II. y. 4 j. W. EASILY,
Lumber Yard, d ard 2eth streets,
oc l2-P1'w- near % scryatoiv
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TO THE LADIES.

IU IdE IhUIES.
The latest style Of Winter HATS just p
- acciyed.-The undersigned respectfully in.
Ges ,itcs the attention Of the ladies 10 examine
w our Few style of HATS, and TO inform them
that ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, &c. with neat
and dis7atch Also. very select assortment of
POINTED velvet RIBBON. all cuers: together with
every variety of Fancy Coos, at
WM. p. SHEDD'S
18th street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER Is.

AREIvsD.-schr. Joseph Gue-t Conklins, New
York. TO Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
Schr. j Il. and f. l.. Brown, New York, to Cum
berand Coal and Iron Co.
SAILED.-schr. David Hale Ohason, Rridgeport.
coal by Allegheny Mining c..
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ENOR SALE-A goo@ bay HORSE, 6 years old.
L nnd BUGGY. The horse can trot his mile in
minutes. and ID perfectly sound in every psrticu.
lar. ard gentle. The ownsr having further Use
for him would ike to dispose ofhm Immediately, as
he viii leave the city in a few days.
The hors" aud buggy are at Mr.. Burch's stables
on 18th street. The owner can he al the cor
ner of and It'll street next door to McInties Drug
store. Oc Tbs
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ASUE AND FEVER.

nSIOOD'S India Cholagogue and Rowand's Tonic
~ Mixture are always certain remedies, and never
fail
Also, fresh lot of keener's celebrated fever and
ague Powder. For sale by
WIN B. BUTT. Druggist,
Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sep 19-2aw1m-
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JOUsE-FURNISHING Hardware.

SE-FURNISHlNG Hardware.
IL Important to Househespers.- Very superior
Table Cutlery silver plated Albata Forks and Spoons
of extra quality Slime sets parlor Shovel and Tongs
common do, Fire Dogs, Tenders. enamelled ard
timed Saucepans and Boilers, Griddes Spiders,
forming OF the largest and most complete assort-
lnautS IF furnishing Goods oer ed t. tbs
public. III. LINDSEY.
Pa avenue. between 9th and 10th streets
next to Gait and Bros. Jcwelry Store.
&C g. conn
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a BrTIcT-oIs Sirike,-A cOnclava of the bari,ars
ct this city took place one day last week. at which
va resolved 10 raise the price o; share from 10
10 cents This We think a most injudicious move at
The present season, there many ,ho will make
THIS plea 10 iorego the tonsure altogether Another
result We lear may he produced, which is that We
may be called upon some day record the dcth o.
umorous lady or child who had died from fr CHIT by
meeting one Of these unshav"d grislv monsters. We
pead for humanity that they will reconsider the
matter and defer IT until the hot weather returns
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RICH ENRRoIpERIEs & HOSIERY

RICH EMBR )IDERIES & HOSIERY.
I'VE have just received large and well assorted
W stock of French and Scotch Embroideries,
cons,.ing Of
Sleeves Chemisetts, and Collars
Embroideries and plain Pocket Handkerchief, very
cheap
Ladies and Childrens worked Skirts
Ladies' and Misses Cotton and Merino Hosiery, in
great variety
White and Black silk do
100 dozen Ladies' b.st French Kid Gloves
LacieS wishing any Of the above articles can rely
on getting the very best grades ny calling at
MAXWELL SEARS i COLLEY'S
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
F6- All articles sold at our establishment are
warranted tn prove rs represented
6-eO6t-
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20 THE voTARIEs OF FASHION

ar The undersigned b-gs leave to call the at
ES tention of his former patrons and the public
~ {" tho tact that he has just received from the
LA nor IA and is opening tho choicest s.lcc-
tons of CLOTHS. CASHIERS AND VESTINGS. of
French and English sty'"s. ever offere! TO them.
giich he is prepared to max" UP in his usual style
Paris reYo-,s received monthly.
Il. ". IL ATON, Merchant Tailor.
North sid Pa. avenue between 1 % and 9th SITS.
I'm,
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lust PUBLISHED by the Smbscribcr-
- The southern Waltz, by G'Schwend of this city.
The Olympic Schottischr. by Len.chow
We ar" also in receipt of large variety Of rev
Sorss, Pc kas, Schottisches, Watzcs, Quichs;-Ts,
Gaops &C.
We have always On hand vsriety Of Musical In
struments and Musical Me- cha d<c in general.
JNO Z. ELLIS.
Pa. Avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
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''''Ph'"e'-h henever we pass store lii up with
h'' e'mhusiibie and dangerous liquid it occurs to
u mat a law should he enacted To prevent lis use
There are many In this city who employ il. whilst i,
= swell known that serious accident. have resulted
htr'iron Aside % this, the light it -iyes !, of q,
''aSy character, that ii il difficult 10 Judge the
goods exposed for sale. If -torrkccp-rs would hu,
Tltronise the Gas Company Ii.tle more ,hev .ouid
s'on rsalIz. liz benefits
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TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM. CONEECTIONARIES. &C.

TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONTEMPORARIES, &C.
TIME AMERICAN ICE CREAM. anufnctured by
l. the subscriber from pure country cream, and
fu -nishei in any quantity, from quart snd up
wards. at 81 50 PER gallon and at the shortest notice
Parties, Dinners. and Private Entertainments fur
sished in the most fashionable STYLE and equal 10
any in the United States.
CHARL0TTE-RUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS
JELLlES, CAKES, &c.
made To order in every style.
All orders left at ARN0LDS, under Gadshy's
Hotel. on Pennsylvania avenue, will be punctually
attended, to- where there will be constantly kent
hand large aud fresh assortment of FRUITS,
CONTEMPORARIES, FRENCH B0N-B0NS. PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES. &c.
long experience in the business enables .he sub
scTiber IT, guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various styieS, COFFEE, TEA. CT0-
COLA1E. 0RGEAT, and otter rcfres hmesits, can lie
obtained NJ all hours at the above saloon
sep29 H. ECKARDr.
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INO II II f 1.-Two large and convenient
Il ROOMS over Nicer 4 jacobs Grocery store,
corner 18th street and Pa. avenue. Inquire at the
store. lift
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Hours Of the .4rrird' md Departure of the Nails
Sarscn EFGshin.t ton and .iicrGnGrlo.-The Ale1-n-
d1a Ga-ctte says:
by recent order from the Post Office Depart-
men the Postmaster at this place is Instructed TO
retain the mail that formerly len for WaShington d.
e., ato3 A. VI, until the arrival Of the cars from
CupePer &. H., at l03 4. ". The first boat that
leaves for Washington after the arrival of the cars
i'quarter 10 IL, A. NJ, which necessarily makes
The arrival Of the mail in Washington. IL NJ
The following Is the schedule Of the time Of arri-
va and departure oi the mails from this place to
Washington, ID. G..
Leave Washington AT 6 A. NJ. and IL NJ. Arrive
n Alexandria same days. ny ~ \. NJ, and h p.
" Leave Alexandra daily, at I04 \. VI, and =
r VI. Arrive Al Washington same days by IL NJ
ana !. =. VI.
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BUILDING STONE.-On hand a quantity
ID of BUILDING STONE, suitable for wharf foun-
dstioDs or culverts, which be delivered in large
snail quantities ut wharf in the city, OH ap-
plication TO the subscribers, corner of and 25th
s.reets. II. y. & W. EASILY.
&C l4-eo2y-
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lends 0nd ShOrpIcy's Ministries announce rherlaSt
concert at Odd Fellow Hall this evening. Tlio,e
VINO nave not yet seen them should embrace the
present opportunity. The buresquc on the Chinese
JusEeTS, and the dancing % Lane and Johnson :.
alone worth the pucr of admission.
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GENTLgMEN's BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

Garner Of i@tt ard {: >tr<<ts
- J. +. GRIMES respectfully calls the stter-
s>ton Of his customers AMI tive citizens of WISH
~ ington that he is prepared 10 spll his own
manufacture of fine singlrsoe BOOTS for - rotI-
h'e-s"ics TO- 81 80. shoes - TO 81 10. Hov,' aud
Youths Shoes of all kinds. Ladies and Misses
Morocco Boots and Sh"es. Don't forget tn cal rnd
examine for yourselves. o. 7--cn'rl*
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Sr-Hff'" FIRE CoInPanys JGH-This splendid
'Ha CONES on this evening at Jackson Hail. being
Inc anniversary of Franklin birth day-a name that
'''nld always be COMMUNICATED by rome public de-
m'Hs'ration- galaxy OF beauty and fashion will
Were be assembled, and pleasant and agreeable
e''mnsmay be anticipated. Capt Marsolerti' mag
Hncent band has been engaged for the occasion.
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FIRST 1N.NI+4L BAIL
THE
NATIONAL GUARD.

NATIONAL GUARD.
I'HE NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure in an
l Touncing to their friends and the public gene
rally that their FIRST ANNUAL BALL will be given
At jackson Hall. PenpSy vsnia avenue, between -
and Az streets, on WEDNESDAY. October l9;h
1853, the anniversary of tie Battle Of Yorktown
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared render this Bali the NEST
Agreeable OF the season.
The Military are requested to appear in their uni
form.
superior Coton Band has been engaged for the
Occa ion.
Tickets-TWO DOLLARS: admitting a gentlemen
and ladies. Tickets be had Of tn COMMITTEES and
at the usual places, and at the door on the evening
of the Ball.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt. j TAFT, Lieut. j. H. Bird,
Lieut. T. s Allen, :. 5. Punphrcy,
Ensi,n 7. f. Lloyd, Sergeant C. Il. bishop,
Serg,t B. D. Drant. S. X. Dryer,
Corp !. G. johnson, Corp. ". o. Drew,
Hugh lIancy, ". II. Thompson.
MANAGERS:
Scrg't Chrlandt, Quar- Ser. T. L. Harvey,
Corp j. u. Bra1ton, Corp. F. Mctiahn,
Surgeon McKin, T. c. Wheeler,
T. Miburn, wy Offutt.
d. 0. Crump, j. I. Mitchell.
f. A. Smith, VI. Richardson,
+. Speakes, r. III. Graham,
y. Plant. BE-. Fell,
j.. Windsor, III. Prenot,
n. Porter. ". ii. Miller,
NJ F.nwick, F. Grinreil,
D. inn. j. G.. Mayhue,
J. c. Purdy, 4. Arnold.
T. Wilson, +. Iu bert,
Wm Csmmack, Geo. Clarke,
II II phurn, II. Younger.
Oc 6-Itoc19th-
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g. FOR SALE or LEASE,

81 FOR SALE OR LEASE-A COM
IL modious four story and attic HOUSE, on 18th
Street. cast side, the of street House
contains twelve rooms and has recently been pa
pertd and painted throughout. Terms accommp-
dating, and possession Given i'm nedi.ely. Address
room 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department.
p Oc l!-1w-
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ADDITION to our former large assortment Of
j Cloaks and Nantes, we open this morning. II
Cloth FilibUs'erS. embroidered; u braided Talnlas
These goods entirely different style. from any We
have had. and are cnsieted very beautiful and Iar-
ticuarly adapted to the season
oct 3-2m- CL4GETT. NEWTON. MAY kCO
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WANTED-A young and tidy GIRL. about
w Il years of age. to nurse child one year old
Enquire at Mrs. fotter's. G, between 18th snd 18th
stree p lT-3t-
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r. STRA ED-Or stolen from the sub
TSA scriber. on Sunday night. the ID instant, Il
XII daIk bay HORSE, fourteen or fifteen hands
high. The said horse is nine yesrs old. one hind
foot white. and leg marked from scratch or cut.
Whoever will return the said horse the subscriber
at the Irving Hotel, or at his rcelieuce on the
Island, viii be suitably rewarded
&C IL LEWIS PATTON
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FOR SALE AND RENT

4 fALO ABLE LOT AT PRIVATE SALE Run
"A ming through from Indiana avenue to d st.
60 feet front by $50 feet deep. rapidly increasing
part OF the city. Onetenth cash. and the balance
in ten equal ANIMAL inst,lments or the value of the
lot Won d he received in building.
Title indi'putahe. Inquire of
JNO. III. HOUSTON.
or lI-3t- Green's Row. Capitol Hill