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List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

National Hotel-D A Witt & lady, Va; T S Mad
dox, La; kilburn, TSA; Capt Small & lady, do;
ii shpley, do: DR. Eardett, Pa J sIedge, Ala;
Spencer, Md; G Springer. o; w Spencer, Md;
H II Stout, o. Buck lady, NY; NJ Cutler & lady,
do; Taggart Md; DIR Wool, UsA; w Finland
lady: NY; W Topping L lady, DC; T Dain-
gerfeld, Md; A Clifford, sc; Quincy Adams, do
w White, Ala; l. Holiday, do; White, do; P
Maxwell, SC: T HART, Fla; Crane, Tenn; E
Urquhant ladies, Va; Mrs C Hall, do l. l.
Snow, Mass; f Headiy, do; C r Newcomb, do; N
NJ Burche, DC; Van Bokkenen, NC; Mrs Pol
lock, do; Mr. Grant, NY; J T Bosworth. Ind; A
Storer, NY; H c Fryers & laly, CO; McGurk NY;
w Master, Va; w FRESHMAN, do; r Gobart,
Bait; CA Washington, Ala; w P Querenbury. do:
W Clarke, Md; Laird do; w Laird, Liverpool:
| w Key, London; Mrs Robinson Pa; DIR Taia-
ferr", Va; DR. + Fry, dc; I Mass; G r Beirne,
Pearce, Jr, Md; Capt IL Young, NY; A Il Greene,
Ala.
Brouns' Hotei.--E l. Recc, Pa; Bissinger; w
Spi!lman. NY; w Dowmnau. Va; Jno Il Phineas
NY; Gov Thomas, Md G Cannon. SC; G
Mills do; McCarty, Va; ID b McCarty do Hon
Mason, do; Miss Mason, do; w ii Buck, Miss;
Miss Buck, do; II Flournoy, Ga; Brent, Md;
Gen l. Blake, Ala; James Aulick, Nd; w w Clark,
NY; Sticknry, Mass; A Tyler, Ky; M Gray,
Ala: Thos Murphy, NY; Thos FreeIand, Miss; WIN
Van Wick, sc; Mrs Van Wick children. do; f
NJ Burwell, do: $ !Ashby, do; X II Rawllng. DC;
l. ID Gowan III; Hamilton, do; f Loddy do; p
era. Grant; do Wilson, do; ~ TAYLOR, do; C Lee,
Tenn; Mr. Alexander a Miss Mrs Alexander ter-
do Miss MONEY!, do; w Power; A |. Power; W W
Power; J IL sans Bait; Hawly, Wa; Mrs Hawly
NJ children, do; Col Hunter, DC; J Schooley,
NY; Gleason, do; DIR Temple, Va; DR. Nelson do;
Tryon family. Pa; DIR Heal, Mass Thomas
Boldon, Ill; Geo Lee, ESQ.
United States Hotek-Jno Aebeguest, NY; J Rival
lady, do; Estese, 90; w Anoses & ron. do; Jno
ii Kemp, lady & daughter, Va; Mrs Funk, do: Jos
Carpentry ri; Jas Donley, Pa; Henry Oshourne.
Ga; w II Lennel, do; w w Traves,or. Pa; w
Bingham, NY; Albert w Parker Pa; II FORESTER.
Texas; II l.ndsly Dc; Fiebus, Va; J Lukens,
.; A Hilbert.
ITrtns Hotel Srohm, DC; J \ Stuart. Md;
Mrs Storke & son, do; G Rutherford. Pa: James
Wingatc, Nc; Reed Ayrcs, Va; Smith, NY; u w
Courts NC; w Harry, Ga; Sharpe. NY; A
Buck, Md; l. Wilson, lady, children s. servant,
Pa; Mcpherson, Va; w B,rrhcll. Va; Mr.
Leonard, Pa; Mr. MEADE, do; w G Minor, Tenn;
b Scott, Md: II Boyle, do; G Clark, Va.
GG}sby's Hotsi.-H !. Ogle & lady, Md; John w
Rnddc, Miss; w II Frear & lady. Ala; w & BARRIER.
Va; Samuel Judd, do; I Green, SC; w Green, do;
VIM Putnam * lady.
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The News from California.

New ORLEANS, Oct. S.-The steam
ship Ell Dorado, from Aspinwall on the
lst inst, arrived at this port to-day. She
brings California dates to the 10th Sep
TENDER, brought down by the John l..
Stephens, which arrived at Panama on
the 2Sth ult., with seven hundred paSsen-
gers and Sl,300,000 in gold dust on
freight.
The passengers by the Ell Dorado have
reached New Orleans from San Francisco
in twenty days and sixteen hours.
The news from California is generally
of but little Importance.
The elections took place on the It'll of
September, and resulted in democratic
triumph. John Biglcr was elected Gov
ernor, and Samuel Purdy Lieutenant Gov
ernor. The vote everywhere was large,
and the contest close. In San Francisco
the democrats had very small majority
Intelligence from Rogue River announ-
ces the cessation of Indian hostilities, in
consequence of a treaty made by General
Lane with several hostile tribes.
The anniversary Of the annexation of
California was celebrated on the 9th Sep
TENDER by military demonstration.
Lieut.. Beale and party had arrived in
safety at Los Angeles.
Kit Carson had also arrived from Me-
ross plains.
Lieut.. Col. Mason died on the 18th ult.
Fresh discoveries of gold were of almost
daily occurrence, and the miners were
doing well.
Business was exceedingly dull, and
prices of the leading articles had under
gone but few changes.
The steamship Illinois, from New York,
arrived at Aspinwall on the LIST inst, and
would Immediately return with about one
million and quarter in gold, and seven
hundred passengers.
The Isthmus was quite healthy.
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90 FOR RENT--The BUILDING now b,

60 FOR Rem TThe BUILDING now be-
a:I ing fini he'd the northeast corner OF eth st
and Louieians avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for a Banking
Establishment. cf marble. y ith waists. &C. and tvs
stores on ,,h street. The basement i. construct
10 embrace all the modern couvenienceE for a Res
taurant, in conneNion with Kitchen and vaults for
cosl, oyster. rrnvisiuua e.. The restaurant COM
muriaacs both from in and ont doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms. COM
muniran- through am ie folding doors, f-r the &C
cOnmndatou IT either large small private parties
Should the seoud story not be taken ii. Gomez ion
with the restaurant the will be rented for rf
fees The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build NJ, and is well adapted for a
ooumod"ns billiard room for three table, The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of tn. build
ing, and is well adapted f r printing room or ar
mory. and if not rented, will he reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo fern Improvements have been introduced on
ench floor of this building. AMI its POSITION situated
in the very heart of the most business portion of
Washington, must Insure large profits TO competent
tenants. Apply TO- or al iress
sc. BARNEY.
street, between 9Th and 7th SITS, Washington.
sen lI--pntf
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL.

THE ARLINGTON CLUB respectfully beg leave
to inform their friends and the public that their
Complimentary BALL to the pioneer Club" of
Baltimore, will take place at Harmony Hall. on
MONDAY, October 3lst, 1858.
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or ex.
pense shall be spared to make this Ball in every re.
spect agreeable.
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged for the
occasion
Tickets-oNE DOLLAR; to be had of the Club,
and at the door on the evening of the Ball.
MANAGERS:
r. Harrison, W. III. Hutton,
j. W. Hayes, G. Sherwood,
A. Eckloff. 6-Th&MSt-
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Georgia Election.

SAVANNAH, October 9.-Sufficient re-
turns have been received to render the
election of johnson, the Democratic State
Rights candidate for Governor, by about
500 majority.
The returns for Congress show the cleo
ton of Seward, DEM, from the first dis
trict; Colquitt, DEM, from the second;
Bailey, Dem, from the third; Dent, DEM,
from the fourth; Charslin, Dem, from the
fifth: 1illycr, Dem, from the sixth; Reese,
Wing, from the seventh; and Stephens,
Wing, from the eighth.
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs ESPECIALLY.

Az Nv Emo cS1 En- dLLI.
NIE invite the attention of Housckecpcrs gene.
w rally to the following named goods, just re-
eeiyed:
81. 81, 10-4 H. and r. B,rnsley Linen Shceting
fl, as. u, and CT Pillow and Bolster Linen
81. "a. and 10 Slecia and irish Table Damask
22-i, 10 1, and 81 Ilamlto Cotton Shooting
Cloth and " orstcd DamaSk Table and Piano Covers
81 Turkey Red Plaid Table Covering
Plain aud Twille Turkey Red. for curtans
1874 ~ 1. LII and ln-4 best Whitn-y Blankets
81 white and co,orei Flannel. for Crib Blankets
Damask Nspkip. and all kinds CT ToweIlicg
Brown Linen Table CT, tbs ard Diaper, by the yard
1874. 124 113, and 104 White and Colorcd Quilts
Crash: German Roll and Brown Russia Shooting
Furniture Calic', A and 81 Plaid Cotton.
BLEACIIED SiIIRTINGs
We have . cases of New York Wills Cotton
cases - Bartlett steam Mill,
do A. Sames Steam Mill
do II Naumkeng Ste.m Mills
do ~ English Long Cloths, from 1214 TO 2slc.
do 10 James Steam Mills
. do IS Bartlett do
do Stag do
10 pieces India Twied Cotton
2 cases White and Brown Jeans
do Best White ard Brown Canton Flannel
All OF the above goods will be sold at the very low
est market prices. by
CLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY 4 CO.
S-Gt-
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Wreck Of the Fairy Queen-Loss Of Life

ST. JOHN, \. b., Oct S.-The steamer
Fairy Queen was lost last night, between
Pictou Island and the main.
Two passengers, eight of the crew, and
all the officers saved themselves, but left
eleven passengers to their fate.
Eight of the passengers afterwards
tloated ashore on the wreck.
Mr.. Ely Cameron, one of the passen-
gers saved, saw three ladies sink.
The captain and crew have been arrest
ed, to await the result of an investiga-
tiOn
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Woman's Rights Convention.

Another Day Of Excitement and Diseord.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 8.-Thc Conven-
ton assembled yesterday very quietly,
with scarcely any traces of the storm of
the day previous. The harmony of the
assembly was soon again threatened by
the introduction of letter from the Rev.
7. w. Higginson, of Rochester, asking
the Convention to take up collection for
the purpose of raising fund to print the
cheap tracts on Woman's Rights. Mrs.
Barker and Abby Kelley objected, de.
nouncing the reverend gentleman as a
hereto. To this charge Lucy Stone re.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STIR.
Arrival Of the nlinois-News from South
America

NEW YORK, Oct. 10-l, P. N.-The
Illinois has arrived with mails and mil
lion and quarter in specie. She brings
accounts from Valparaiso to Sept. lSt.
\ bill is before Congress reducing the
duties on silk. Markets dull. Flour $500
per barrel. Freights advancing.
Chill offers to mediate between Peru
and Bolivia.
1t is rumored that Flores is about TO
start on another expedition against Ecu
ador.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

/ WILL. offer AT private sale. my LEASE, with
Il Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles all of
which VIII he shown To any one Wi. hng Ia pur-
chase Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9Th street; runs back 10 Is street: con
tains II rooms in good order. Tine of lease ~
months. The House Is in good repuc and doing a
good business front just painted. A quantity OF
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
thcr particulars the subscriber.
All person. indebted TO me will please call IN aud
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
Eff
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Wisconsin Wing State Convention

MILWAUKEE, October S.-The Wing
State Convention nominated l.. j. Farwell
for Governor; f. d. Holton, of Milwaukee,
for Lieutenant Governor; J. A. Hadlev.
of Jefferson, for Secretary of State; J. S.
Baker, of Brown county, for Comptroller
Gov. Farwell accepts as the Maine Law
candidate exclusively.
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Progress Of the Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, October 8.-The deaths
during the present week have been 1873; of
fever, A.
Fort Gibson is nearly deserted.
The fever is ravaging plantations aw-
fully.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER

AERIysD.-Br. ship Trade Wind, McCullock, Liver
pool, salt to Fowe Co.
Br. Barque Idas Churchill Liverpool, salt to Fowle
Co.
SALED.-Br. Brig Rapid, Lindsey, Cork, by Lewis
Mckenzie.
Schr. r. l.. Myers, Weeks, New York, by Fowle 4
Co.
Schr Luther Child, Baker, Boston, by Powle Co.
=, hhMoRANDA-Schr Il. Thompson, Fisher, hence at
New Haven, 9Th inst
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SECOND DISPATCH


CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.-The closing scenes
in the Nomen'S Convention last evening
were of the most exciting character.
Antoinette Brown replied to Mr.. Bark
er's intidel speech, denouncing him as
hereto.
Mr.. Garrison replied TO Antoinette in
defence of Mr.. Barker Mr.. Neyins also
replied to Barker, making several person.
al illusions, and was interrupted several
times by Garrison and Barker, who were
finally Missed down.
Mr.. Garrison called Mr. Nevins black
guard rowdy, whereupon great excite
ment ensued.
1t was voted to hold the next conyen-
ton in Philadelphia, in October, 1854.
After the adjournment, Nevins met Gar
riSon in the street and demanded an apol-
ogy, which was refused. Nevins then
laid violent hands on Garrison. pulling
his nose and otherwise abusing him. The
latter made no resistance. and Neyins was
finally taken off by his friends.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10th, II M.-There
are sellers but no buyers. Howard street
-four s6.62t. City Mills s6.5G. White
Wheat 81 ,43 $l,44. Red Wheat 81 81,
10000 bushels sold. White Corn 76 a
10 cts; Yellow Corn so SO cts,-l4OOO
bushels sold. Oats - A cts. Rye
IS cts
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10-l2 M.-Flour has
declined. Western and State brands.
So IS cts: Howard St, sc 93s cts
10000 bbls. sold. Red wheat, 81 42c.,
1000 bushels sold. Southern yellow
corn, SIC. a SSc.-3O,000 bushels sold.
Stocks and cotton dull.
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BLANKETS, QUILTS, sc.

WE have now III Store
w 1900 pairs Blankets Of all grades
$50 Marseilles aud Alerdale Quilts
300 pairs blcached and brown cotton Sl,etings
10 do linen Sheetings
30 do pillow slip Cotton
100 dozen damask Napkins
300 do Towels, all grades
20 pairs Table Dsmask
With a large and general stock Of house furnish
ing Dry Goods, In all Of which defy competition.
VERIFY, TEBBs 4 VERY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
Or If Union I'm
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TO THE LADIES

e. The latest style Of Winter HATS just re-
EEAksa ceived.-The undersigned respectful in
HH$s vtes the attention Of the ladies to examine
W. our Few sty lie Of ATS. aud to inform them
that are rea1g TO receive and execute all orders
for HATS. GAPS, HEADDRESSES, &c. with neat
ness and dispatch. Also very select assoi tr en of
poin ted velvet RIBBON. all colors: together with
every variety of Fancy Goo is. at
VIM. +. SilSDD'S.
l1th street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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Vessel Aahore

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, - N.-The
Ship Ellerslie, from Rio, brings dates to
Goth August, and 1000 bags of coffee.
She is ashore at Marcus Hook: but will
get off at high water.
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piled in indignant terms, after which the
collection was taken up.
While the plate was going round, some
young men in the gallery told the man
WHO passed it TO them that if Miss Lucy
would come herself they would shell out.
That lady, on hearing Of the remark, in
stantly went to the young gentlemen.
when they launched out forty dollars on
behalf of the cause
MIR. Garrison introduced a resolution
abusing the Worlds Temperance Con.
vention for its action against Antoinette
Brown.
After some remarks by Mcssrs. Gid
dings and Burlcigh, il was carried.
Mr.. Barker made an address quite
blaSphemous in its tone. He rallied at
the Church and Bible, and abused the
clergy generally. Much confusion and
excitement prevailed while he was speak
ing.
Antoinette Brown, in indignant terms,
sIgnified her readiness to reply to Mr.
Barker to-day.
The meeting then adjourned.
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THE AMERICAN TIMES,

4 FIRST Glars daily morning Newspaper. con-
"A tanning the latest and most reliable Political,
Comm. rrial, and general American and European
news, with Army and Navy Intelligence. Published
by Baylor, Ripley 4 Brush, Baltimore Terms 81 q
Year, ar II cents week. Single copies two cents
W. W. INGNAN. AGENT
oc D. street, 5 doors east of 7th street
n. B-aEr l. also receives subscriptions for NIL the
Reviews Magazines. and Nswsparers
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nlSS0LUTI0S.-1hc partnership heretofore ex-
- i.ting under the firm Of Roberts Kelly il this
day dissolved 10y muturi consent. The business " i'll
be carr1ei on In future by Joseph W. Kelly. no has
ASSUME all the respnnsI bitie. OF the late firm and
Is authorized 10 collect all monies due the same.
WI L. ROBERTS,
octS-3ts j. W. KELLY.
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IfO X X l. n Il FURNISHED or unfurni. he'd
L ROOMS. with or without boarding eau lie oh
taine1 in private family ly early appi-aticrl
Reference as to rear"ctahiy will be required In
quire at I. B. Browns Store corner II eth and [
streets oct I-cotf-
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PROFESSIONAL CARD

nRS. X. J. HUNTER, members of tie ROYAL
~ College of Surgeons. late of Ellington, London
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment Of
Diseases OF THE CHEST
comprising affections OF the THROAT, BRoSCHITIs,
AsTHN., CoSsUNPTIoS, and diseases of the HEART,
to which branch OF their profession they have for
many given their exclusive attention. The pc
culiarity of the treatment employed BY Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed administered by Is
HALATION in the form OF vapOr.
Residence and Office, l2u STREET, be;wees e and
ii streets. sep ct
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Great Gale.

BosToN, Oct. l0.--A great gale is rag
ing here. Several Schediac vessels and
crews have been lost.
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~ 81 REWARD.-Lost,o on Thursday,
fTxS October 9th, between IL and one o'clock
AAliyht gray HORSE, supposed to be about
years Old with large on his right thigh
above where the brcechen comes. Also a small sore
on his shoulder. The above reward will be paid to
any person returning the said horse to
WIN. DODSON,
9th street east, between and NJ streets,
oc S-2tS Navy Yard
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w ANTS.

w a Il Il ID By yeupg MAN, having q
w Knowledge Of the retail drug and prescrip-
uon BUSINESS Good references given to chsrsc-
0fhce early. &C loE2t&
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Collectors Office, Oct. 6, 1883.
NOTICE TO rAXPAYEKS-Dsd Deduction for proaipt
l pIyn,eM.-Notce is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1853 arc now due and payable at
this Office and that deduction of six per cent
il allowed hy law for the current year, if paid OH OF
before the 3lst instant. T. j. ROCHE
H--eOi C.lInc.nr
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CARPETINGS & OIL CLOTHS.
WE have now ready for Sale
w 90 pairs Ingram Carpets
~ do Brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do Al Oil Cloths, medium
10 do S-i do do do
do ga do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth. Of best quality, which
will lie cut t. fit any diagram
With a full and complete assortment OF gools for
house furnshinG purposes at the lowest market
prices. YEkBY, TEBBS L. VERIFY
Corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street.
&C TT Union I'm
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GooDs

NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
NIE are now opening fall stock of DIR
w GOODS, which have been selected with much
care from the latest mportations and comprises all
the various styles Of
Rich Plaid and Brocaie Silks
Rich Figured and Plaid Cashmeres
Black Silks of all grades, some choice brands
BoUbszine and super Black Apacas
Black and Colorcd Canton Grapes
Shawls in endless variety
And ia short every article that is to lie found i'm a
well assorted stock which we invite the particular
attention of purchasers, nre determined to sell
as low any other house in the District.
~ All articles sold ut establishment are WIZ
.nted to prove AZ Represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS 4 COTIEY.
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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Tf FOR RENT-A ccmmodious tw,-story
ttnssA brick dwelling HOUSE, Oh New York avenue,
tsx.s-on he 81 !"t from the corner of 18th
rear tho Navy and War Del tnicnts. aud the Pres
'dcnts Grounds. Possession may he had immediate
ly. Apply to c. DESELDING.
tn street, opposite obi Fellows He'll.
OCT tc-nn2t.
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WANTED-Two APPRENTICES. to learn
w the House Carpentering business. Apply
immediately, at the I'd door from 5th street in f. to
BURKE SANNfR
n. B-One who has some little know ledge of the
business would be preferred. BIS
&C 7-3ts-
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

DLANK COPY BOOKS at 61I s, and l214
ID cents; Pass Books; Penknivcs fine Scissors !;
Combs of every variety; Toy States Memorandum
Books Porte Monnsies; Hair Brushes; Tooth Brush
es; Cigar Cases, &c, at
WIMER'S Stationery and Music Store
oct st 9th street, near Louisiana avenue
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NOTICE The subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers who deal on open account that
their bills will presented the LIST every mouth
when 1t is confidently expected the will be
paid. STEVENS, A No. 1.
oct T.
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pccsOOO ing every style of Fashionable
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will be
sold at very reduced prices for cash PersOns wish
ing to purchase will do we'll to call and examine our
stock. winch Ia now very complete know We
offer the very best Inducements
VERIFY, TEBBS & VERIFY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street
oc 1T Union Iml
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rNHE NEW OR G A N TIL. beautiful Or
l gan being erected in New Jerusalem Church.
North Capitol street Capitol Hill, by Messrs. Pom
plitz ROdewali, will he ready for inspection and
trial next Saturday, the Sth instant, at O'Clock
p. H. at which time the different organists. Clergy
men, and all others interested in seeing and hearing
a good organ are invited 10 attend.
IIILBUS IIITX,
OCT Sole agents for Pomplitz and Rodevad
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DENMANsHIP.-The subscriber would in
l. form the citizens Of Washington that he has
taken roo n over No. D. "Washincton Place" above
Odd Fellows Hall eth street and is now prepared to
give lessons In PENMANSIIIP. PHOTOGRAPHY,
and BOOk-kk EPlNG. write Visiting or Wedding
Cards, copy Deeds, Manuscripts or other instrlI-
ments OF writing, post books. make out bills, &c
DC St VIM A. RICHARDSON
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

III O1OhINS AND IObAOOOs
1 HAVE just received very superior lot of HA-
VANA CIGARS, bought directly from the i'm
porter, of various choice brands, which can re
commend. Also
Virgnus, Jenny Lind, Natural leaf, and other
choice brands Of fine chewing TOBACCO.
Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco, the best article in
the market.
invite particular attention to this stock.
E. p. MILLER,
augas Corner 9TH and streets,
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MRS, WINTER

A1.~ Invites tie attention Of the ladies of Wash
MdySH ington and vicinity to her VI MILLINERY
TyS1 opening, which takes place Thurs
next, the 18th instant at the old stand.
sixth street.. over WlMERS Stationery ami Music
Store. &C S-3t-
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r O II 8 ALE :

IN FOR E-A fine saddle and
NEER harness HORSE, years old. Also, fine
~ BUGGY and a genteel ROCK AWAY,
y ~ cheap for cash. Inquire soon, Of TH0S.
SMITH, Smiths Livery Stable 10th street west, be-
tween Pa. avenue and street north.
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