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e vOTARIEs OF FASHION

IA The undersigned begS leave to call the at
tentipn of his former patrons and the public
to the fact that he has Just received from the
-@ nor h aud is now opening the choicest selec-
tions of CLOTHS, CASHIERS AND VESTINGS. of
French and English styles, ever offered to them,
which he Is prepared to make up in his usual style.
Paris reports received monthly
G. W. HINTON. Merchant Tailor
North side Pa. avenue between A. - and 9th sts.
2o-1m- ~
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]. ]. MOORE,S

-'ew Tutoring Establishment Tie Cash Irincir,le.
IA Opened on the LIST of September, on the
west side of 9TH street. between g and SIS,
select assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres,
LIN Nestings, and Fancy Goods in the furnishing
line, to which he invites the attention of the public.
My motto is mo credit punctuality in business
quick sales and small profits, charging. paying
customers high prices to make UP for the loss and
those who get credit and never pay. Cash Custom
or none'' sen 3O-eo9w
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOrSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.

Arrival Of the Observation-Disclosures Of the
Fever.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l9.-The steamer
Philadelphia has arrived here from Aspin-
wall with but one wheel. Total deaths
in niEe days ending this morning, four
hundred and forty-six, including two hun.
dred end eiehty-nine of fever. The fever
is very bad all over the State.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

II WIN he pad to any person who may give in
ormaton1hat will enable me to convict the villain
or Williams who maliciously broke off the heads OF
TWO Of my Maple trees, the west side of Square
No. 925, on the night of the 10th instant
WM. EASILY
n. 81 have prepared a few pills Of lead which
will not be exhibited in HOMEOPATHIC doses 1t is
supposed that these pills when administered in &C.
cordance With the fhron law to those who NAV he
detected in the indulgence of too common diseas Sc
Populabundus, will cause radical cure.
1T-3t-
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The Fever at Mobile.

MOBILE, Sept. l7.-Deaths by fever.
twenty-six: other diseases, four. Also.
on the eighteenth by fever, eighteen: others
two. Among the victims by the fever is
Mr.. Clayton, chief operator of Morse
telegraph.
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By E. N. sTkATToN, Auctioneer

By f. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.
1'EN SUPERIOR MICH COWS at .4uction.-on
i SATURDAY morning, September oath, ut g
O'Clock. in f. ont of my Auction Rooms, thsll sell
ten superior Mich Cows in good order and condi
ton, afording opportunity for persr rs DESTROYS
of procuring frst rate family Cow rarely with.
Terms: Thirty and sixty days credit for sstisfsc
tory endorsed notes besrin. Interest
sep Oft
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Steamer Ssiled-Whig Nomination

NEW YORK, Sept. q, ii M.-The steam
er Asia has sailed. taking out quarter
million of dollars in specie.
The Wings of Wisconsin have nomi-
mated Henry Baerd for Governor.
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USEFUL ARTICLES

NEWSPAPER FILES, suitable for the largest pa
~ pers.
Ready Reference FILES, an excellent design for
keeping accounts, invoices. letters &C.
CALENDERS-two part.
INK ERASERS and Paper Cleaner
SPU NGE for school children, &c.
For sale by low at
GRAY & BALLANTYNE'S
Bookstore. eth street, near OddFellows Hall.
sep L.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

/ have for sale large number OF beautiful building
lots, Si;uat ID IN square No. jl6, 5l5. 66 eI7. 54.
3d. 51, 93l 959, 1922. 1850 1853. 5;} ia. 1898 $50
10, Ia, l45, 1872 go, 49,. .,6, H. IL. J2 I27.
6F DID, lie, ~, JSi, 01S, 1885, 995. lG9. :s'i no.
100 AM DIS. all of which will he +Od on the best
OF time and terms by applying to J. G. GREEN
sep lI-3teod Property Broker, 9TH 81. opp'c. Z. ..
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The Cincinnati Forceries

CINCINNATI, Sept. l9.-KisSane and
Findley were taken in irons to Lebanon
this morning, where their trial commences
tomorrow. kissane has engaged the
services of Hon. Thomas Corwin as addi-
tional counsel. The several attempts that
have been made by the prisoners to escape,
rendered it necessary to put them in
irons.
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NUSIC! MUSIC.

N USlCs M USIC.
1'l Bertini's celebrated Studies, for the piano ::
The Carnival Of Venice, for piano and v olin; I'll
pray for thee; Italy; The snilr: Lilly Dale Waltz;
Lilly Dale Schotische; Lilly Dale Quickstep; Joyful
Waltz Polka echo du Mont Blanc; Bachelors polka;
Dodworth's very best polka; Magic spell Schottsche
Comet Schottische, Rory G'Moore Quick steI; Fire
bell galop; The Odd Fellows March. &c. &c
SongS.-The Sections daughter; On to the field Of
glory. Duet: If / could have my way; Moonlight
music love and flowers; Within mile of Ednburc
town; Do they miss me-; Why don't he come: and
all the latest Ethiopian and Sentimental Snpgs. Just
received at Winners
9th street near Louisiana avenue.
sep 90 Nrws1
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-The land is well
Watered; part Is in wood, and part in grass. II
Is admirably situated for very early garden ~ well
as for dairy The distance from the sou h end of
the Long Bridge is about two miles. The terms Of
sale VIII be very accommodating. For further par
ucuiar> apply to {. Z. hITTESHoUsE, Bank O. Com
merce, Georgetown, or q. r. RITTENHoU>E. Treas
ury Department, Washington. sep 2-2twtw
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VALUABLE PROPERTY in the First Ward On
MONDAY, September 26sh, at AZ O'Clock o. m.
on the premises shall ell part of Let's Nos Il ana
IA, in square No. 50. fronting a feet on G street
north. with depth Of les feet 81, inches situated
between 2lst and I'D streets. together with the I'M
provements thereon. This proper il situated in
the First Ward and in an improving neighborhocd
Title from Government.
Terms: Onehalf cash, the residue in twcl, c
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property. Convevancing at the expense of pur
chaser.
\. B.--lf the terms Of sale not complied with
in three days. after sale the property will be rescd
at the expense of purchaser. sep 2l-
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Baltimore Markets-Advance in Wheat

BALTIMORE, Sept. 81, IL M.-Sales of
l,5O0 barrels Howard street flour, at
IS 81. Wheat has advanced from to
4 cents-sales of 10000 bushels. White.
81 90. Red, 81 Is 81 Is. Corn.
5000 bushels sold-White, II cts. Vel
low, a % cts. Oats and Rye un-
changed.
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Movements Of the Fishery SQUADRON

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 20.-Orders have
been received here for the sioop-of-war
Cyane to proceed to Washington; the
steamer Fulton to Philadelphia, and the
steamer Princeton to Norfolk.
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL.

tHpltoE FlH. II nshinsfon
E'OR RENT-The above Hotel is offered for rent
= either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures. II OF the most de>irahI, situations
In the CITY, and an excellent location for business
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the middle of October neXl. To gentleman ot
re>prctainy DESTROYS of keeping hotel fine OPP
portunity is Offered. Applications to he made to tie
present proprietor. JOHN FOI.
sen 6-.3tlNImt
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BY e. n. sTRATTON, Auctioneer

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS fo,
i dccoWRt Of s1D,drv persons.-On SATURDAY
morning. September 2ith. at O.; o'clock shall sell
at nv Auction Rooms, an assortment Of new and Sc
condhand urniture. for account of kundry persons
viz:
Sofas. Divdns, Lounges, Rockers
Dining room and Cnllren's Chairs
WarIrofes. Wristbands, Cradles
Msrb'e-top and other Tables. Bureaus
High and low post BcdSteads. Cots
Feather Geds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Carpets Rugs, Mats, Stoves, de.
Terms cash. sep I'D
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SHoP FOR SALE, or Street, near Inc .4renue.
~ \ bargain may be had early application be made
1T the Furniture Store of n. NJ. McGREGoR on 71h
street, opposite the Exchange Bank. The shop Is
suitable for Misunderstanding the carpen,ering bus
mess. sen 0-o,vy3,y
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,Ji-4N ESPIFOA


GREENS Ink Eraser and Paper
~ Cleaner for Book-keeper'-. Clerks and Literary
GeRt!emcu.-A new kind of eraser and rubber far
superior to any article for the purpose yet
introduced Aside from its superior qualie les a. a
pencil cleaner. it removes ink and her stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scraver. and
leaves the surface of the paper unharmed
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE Co,
llth street, . doors north OF Pennsylvania avenue
Branch of Statoner's Hall, Ia and 17G Pearl
sep 1S-eOtf street n Y
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The Maine Law in New York

ROME, Sept. 20.-The Oneida Indepen-
dent Democratic Convention haveendorsed
the Maine Law, and made their nomina-
tons for County officers.
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The Black Warrior at Mobile

MOBILE, Sept. l9.-The steamer Black
Warrior arrived here to-day, with later
news from Havana unimportant.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auction..rs.

By GREEN 81 SCOTT, Auctfoneers
ENFROFEh AND UNIMPRONED PROPERTY
AT AttfLDN.-OH FRID.1 Y, the 9th instant,
we shalt sell ~ O'Clock p H., in front of the prem
iSes. good tiIrGe-st"ry Brick and Frame House,
containing good aid convenient arranged
rooms, ad tie Lot which it stands, il being part
OF Lois Nos. 10 and / in Square No. 49, having
front on the east side of 9Th street west, between l.
and II streets north. twenty tour feet running back
10 twenty-five feet alley lI6 feet, and vacant
Lot adjoining the above described property. This
property is handsomely located in Of the most
rapidly improving parts OF the city, being but one
square north OF the Northern Market.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in 6. ~,
Ia, and p months, the purchaser 10 give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale. deed gwen and deed OF trust taken.
Tile indISPutate. GREEN X SCOTT,
:er ID Auctionecrs.
tgE~The above sale Is postponed on
account o. the weather until "Wednesday, tie l4h
instant, same hour.
sept 10. GREEN & SCOTT
The above sale is further post
ON :, in consequence Of the rain. unit, WEDNES-
DAY, the 2Ist instant, SAINT hour.
sep u. GREEN & SCOTT.
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By T.. N. STRATTON, AuctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE of very VAL
IL liable Real and Personal Estate.

ny E' W. - N hIIoNs huCtl0neer
EXECUTORS SALE of very VAL
l. nabie Real and Personal Estate.
On MONDAY. the 18th of October next at o'clock
p. m will be sold at my auction rooms. south side
OF Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street, all tie
real and personal property belonging to the estate of
TDos. ". Psro de eaSed. viz
Lot ), in square north Of /, fronting Pennsyl-
vanie avenue and street, containing about $500
feet
Lot 3 in square 9, improves by very large stone
warehouse ard wharf fronting on both the Potomac
river ard Chesapeake ard Ohio canal. eing one of
most valuable pieces of wharf property in the city.
Lot 10. square go, with three-story brick dwell
ing, row occupied by Nee. Young, Esq, on north
street between 18th and 9th streets west
Lots l. and is, square 2aG, west side of 18th St
west. betwecm and north.
Lot l, square 3lS, with three story brick store
house, now occupied by j. VI. Dom Brother, and
one of the very hest business stands in the city, sit
uatcd on Penusy lyania avenue north side, between
10th and llth streets west.
A small part of Lot 26. square 3CS on sn alley
back of D and 9th streets, ID and o.
handsome country scat. containing about Is
acres Of ground. with large and substantial bri k
dwelling house. large and substantial barn. and 9th.
or ont houses; situated the heights. just north
Of the II boundary line, sdjoining Kalorsma
20 shares Bank CT Metropolis Stock
ic0 do Patriotic Rank do
80 do EouStonc Railroad do
6 10 c. and y. Canal do
do Washington City and Georgetown Steam
pack ! stock
/ do Washington Library Company
One hun Ire,l 10 lars Corr orati n If Washington
Stock.
Terms of sale For real estate one-third caSl: res
idue in and two years. with interest secured by
deed If trust on the property; for the stocks cash
will be reYu ID.
~ order Of C. w. PAIR0. Executor.
T.. n. STATION, Auct'r
~, lrOt1-
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DisobCdien' CiHi-At the corner of SIKH street
and the Avenue on Monday evening, father cane
along, met his son. and told him TO come home with
him. The hoy replied with good deal of impu
dence. The father then gently struck the boy with
his oprn hand. The hoy resisted, when quite a
hight ensued between father and sou, resulting a.
matter of course, in the conquering of the boy
Quite a crowd collected round. wondering thai any
hoy should manifest such bad breeding. Af:er the
cOnquering of The boy, he sail he wanted 10 20 10
the watch house rather than 20 home.
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FRESH ATTRACTION

MADAME HUNTER is happy to inform her
vi friends that her Saloon will be opened ON
THURSDAY. the 22d instant for the winter. She is
receiving direct from Paris Liquors and Wines. The
Alhamhra Silicon will continue to deserve the pa-
tronage it has al, cady received.
1G-2t. [NpwSt
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hrcendiGrism.-An attempt was made on Monday
night to set fire 10 dwelling on It'll street in the
northern part of the city which was frustrated by
the activity of in the faily residing there
The energy and watchiuness of Captain Birch and
the Auxiliary Guard have given peace and quiet to
many sections of the city, and we hope the same
means will serve to secure and punish every house
burner.
The Franklin Fire Company, we lie ar, parade to-
night on the Avenue.
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EsH FOR IL r n IA two-story BRICK
IT. HOUSE, situated 18th street near Smithso-
A,s>.nian Institution. Apply to A. A. SLOAN, first
shoe Store below 10th street. Pennsylvania ave-
nue., north side. sep 13-ltf-
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AUCTION SALES


BY f. =. "RIOHT, AuCtfOneer.
nRfHANs COURT SALE.-On SATURDAY next
~ September oath, at 10 o'clock a. H. shall sell.
10y order Of the Hon. the Orphans Court. the per.
ensl estate of Joseph Goddard. deceased at his late
residence the Canal. near jefferson street con-
sisting OF variety of Household Furniture Stoves
lot of new Leather, Shoes. Shoemaker's Tools, &c.
Also. one Horse and two Carryalls two Sows and
Pigs four barrels Herrinrs, lot of Shanghai Chick.
ens. &c.
Terms cash. Els. WRIGHT,
Georgetown, Sept p. Auctioneer.
sep 2l-St-
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FENCING SCHOOL.

FI'1IOMAS NIEDZIELSkI. late Major of the Hun
i .arian Army. has opened Fencing School. on
10th street, rext door to Mr.. Dyer's Auction and
Commission Store corner Of 10th and ID streets, in
which will be taught fencing with the rapier and
sabre according to the latest and SnOt refined French
method.
Payment in advance usual. Enquire asInbove
sep l9-2aN wv
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"AIR WASHE S.-Phalon's Barry's Ly-
Ill on's, Kathairon, AMI other Washes, by the
dozen or at retail. The trade supplied at
STEFENS'S Sales Room.
sen LIT unde- Browns Hotel.
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W ANTS.

'fiN and Sheet.trOn Workers Want
\ ea-on Hot df Furnace work. A good work
man can find steady employ ment and good wages.
Apply at j. ". TH0MPs0N't Plumbing and Gas
ftting Establishment, Pennsylvanis avenue near
llth street, south side. Also. a coed Roy
sep 20-3ts.
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CHALLENGE

TAKE this method of respectfully representing
Il to the public, but more especially to musicians
of this District, that an willing and prepared to
make trial of skill the Sdr Eorn, for $780, for
the purpose of testing beauty CT style and superior
fty OF execution, with any performer that nstru-
ment now resident in the District
In placing this notice before the public I would
wish to direct it more particularly to the attention
of the lea Ter Of the Cornet Band, Mr.. j. f. p. aud
for his accommodation will vary the sum from one
TO i've hundred dollars, in order that should the last
mentioned sum not suit his wishes convenience,
he may thereby be debar ed the opportunity Of dis
playing his superiority Should be posse it, before
the public.
Should the above challenge be accepted any Of
its terms the trial will be made at such time and
place before the public, may hereafter be tesisna-
ted by the parties int. ested.
sep 2D-3t*- JT4N FSpI-FDA
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.iternpt TO djsE Of an Ht,,IH.-On Monday last,
boys who were playing near the canal, noticed
a colored woman going to the watsr's edge, having
with her carpet bag. They asked her wri; it con
tanned and told she going TO drown kittens;
bur when the bag was opened ii wa. found TO con
tain new born white infant. The woman war ar
restH by gentleman near by. A physician who
sent for examined the child, which was dead
and stated that it was probably born alive, but lived
but Il few moments after birth.
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lust OPENED, new and large stock of
y Gentemen's furnishing GOODS which ! invite
the public to call and examine whether they buy or
not HOPKINS new Furnishing store one door
from 9th street. between Browns ard National Ho-
tells. sep 15-1w-
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BY T.. n. sTRATT"N, Autioneer.
crock Of MILLINERY aud DRY


greek Of MILLINERY aud DRY
- Goods for account OF whom IT
may copcern.-on Tuesioy. Hedresl0y and
Ih' sdGy mornings, September Goth, 2lst, and I'D.
Sal s-ll at M Auction Rooms, without reserve.
commencing at 10 o'clock. extensive assortment
of ilincrk anu seasonal e Dry Goods, comprising
Laccs quiliirgs. Feathers. Flowers
Head Dresses, Cap>. Grapes, Wells
Cords and asse : Trimmings, Spool Cotton
BrCcaGe and Plain Silks, MuusSelsines
Bereges, Lawn Ni>ites Sha~ls
CHEMISTS, Lace Collars and Cuffs
Lace Capes, Under Sleeves
Embroidered Pocket Hauukcrclefs
Irish Linens, h?aca, Caticoes
Beachel Muslins Drilings. Faraso!s
Grape Sha$ls Scarfs. Cravats
Six Pocket Handkerchief superior Blankets
800 yards lew CarpetjnE, Rags, Mats, &c.
Terms So and IN err cash: over SIS and under
500. thirty. sixty, and ninety days over 500 two
and four months credit. for notes satisfactorily en-
do. sed. bearing interest SEP la-d4t
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YOUNG AMERICA.

WE intend acting upon the Go .4head principle,
w that our customers may always say if there
Is an improvement invention. importation OF
hyperion GROCERIES. WINES or LIQUORS
we are sure OF receiving the first and finest sample
astonishing low prices OF The Model Grocers.
McGRAW & JACOBS
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sep ii-rolm
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NE" FALL GOODS.
~ NOW IS THE TIME.
% pieces Prsian Cloth, all shades; Is pieces plain
all wool; Mousselains; Silk Poplins Black Alpa-
cas-; Black BOmbazinrs; Black Silks. all widths {;
Black Nett MittS; Black aud Coored Kid Gloves ::
Shawis; Caico"S; Ginghams; Irish Linens; also,
a well assorted stock of Bieached and Brown Do
mestics. WM. II. RILEY
aug 29-lm cor 9Th St. opp'e Centre Market.
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WATCH STOLEN

a. WATCH STOLEN.-Was stolen
"a from the subscriber at the Washington In
T. erJfrmary, on Saturday afternoon, AL English
~ WATCH, silver capped, made by Thomas
Tomkins, London, No. All. 1t had Michael Cor
mans name engraved on the back. Watchmakers
requested to detan the person offering it for
sale. MICHAEL GORMAN
sen 19-3ta-
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Sends { QuiokS Circus md Henaserie will open in
TIL city to morrow afternoon, back Of the Centre
Market. Usually circuses and menageries travel
separately but here we have two companies each
capable Of drawing large houses, combined into one
charging but price, and being doubiy attractive,
Will no doubt be well patronised that the tent will
not contain the crowds anxious to witness the s'va-
md, chaste, and elegant exhibitions of graceful
ard daring horsemaGship," the weIlselecied e1-
hlbiuon of wild beasts, and the exhibition of the
SUPREME control Of the lion ubduer entering the den
of wild beasts.
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nor THE FALL TRADE

Il B.ionaings.- STEVENS, (under Browns Hotel
ms opened his usual assortment Of Gentlpmens Fur
nishing Goods, of the newest and latest importa
uonS, ana of rich and rare StvleS sep IT,
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QUITTING AND FITTING

~ gwen III the art OF Cutting and Fitting Ladies'
DRESSES by an easy and certain msihud guaran-
tied 10 give satisfaction in three lessons. by agent
for Actions Excelsior Chart.
Also, Ladies who wish 10 have their Dresses made
10 fit will please call on Miss Griffin, l9h street.
between and streets. ang 23-eOlmt
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FOR SALE AND RENT

enss FOR RENT-A new three-story Bril- House
mms on Goth. near street. Rent ten dollars Der
&'sS%month 20 al good tenant. Enquire at the cor
Her store. sep 21-3t#
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" KITTEN VISITING CARBS-The subsc riber
w would respectfully invite the attention of cii-
Lehs anu STRANGERS to his written Visiting and Wed
ding Carts. which re luire a close examination to he
distinguished from engraving.
CoPflNG.-ManuscriptS Deeds or other Instr,l-
menfs of Writin. copied in the most SATISFACTORY
manner ut reasonable prices
Plain ard Ornamental Writing taught of his resi-
demo on II street, near 18th. north side
Orders for Cards left at Mr. WHIrEHURsr's or at his
residence promptly attended IS.
". A RICHARDSON
p. S-Threc or four single gentlemen can be ac-
co,nmndated with board by applying as above.
sep 20-eo3t VAR.
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- friendship Club would respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that their Anniversary
BALL will take place THURSDAY EVENING
October 9th. at Island Hall. Tickets Il. Particu-
lars in future advertisement. sep lets
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r FALL BONNETS Latest stg.

- N
IF Ilopencd at SHEDD'S Fancy Goods & Mill
Il " merry Store. llth street, above PENNSYLVANIA
avenue The Ladies will find il to their advantage
to call before they purchase elsewhere.
sep II
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

w 4NFED.--At Thompson's Gallery a YOUNG
v! MAN of g'efitcsl address, to learn the Daguer-
reofype business. After i thorough know ledge of
,ne art Is acquired, lib ral salafs will be given
nome need apply unless they produce gti testi-
monas as to character, &c, and are willing tn IT.
main III least two years. Apply before 10 a. m. or be-
tween and D. M son nn-tf