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Abolition Riot-Attack on A. O. Rst,uan
the Fugitive slave Arrestsr at Worcester
Massachusetts +.'

Abolition Riot-Attack on A. O. Bat,uan,
the Fugitive slave Arrestsr at Worcester
Massachusetts
WORCESTER, Oct. 20.-Asa o. Bstman the
person who arrested the fugitive slaves. Thorn
as Simms and Anthony Burns, was discovered
at the American House yesterday, and tie
fact was Immediately posted throughout the
city. In the evening the vigilance committee
threatened to mob it, wbereupon warran,s
were issued and he was arrested this morning
and brought before the co-rt charged with car
rying concealed weapons. The case was then
postponed for two weeks and he was required
to give bonds for his appearance
A large and excited crowd soon gathered
round the court house, aud it becoming evident
that his life was in danger, George z. Hoar,
"a free soiler,) the son Of the venerable Sam.
uel Hoar, appealed to the crowd to let the
.'kidnapper," as they called him, 20 safely
out of the city. Upon this the crowd gave
way, and Batman, accompanied by q strong
guard, went to the depot, followed by the pop
uiacc. Here the colored men in the mob fell
upon him, and would undoubtedly have taken
his life but for the interference of Martin
Stowell, James A. Rowland, Mr.. Hoar, Rev
L w. Higginson and Stephen G. Foster, all
active abolitionists
In the midst of the excitement Batman was
hustled into a carriage, accompanied by Mr..
Higginson, and thus escaped with his life
Higginson was considerably cut by The mis-
siles thrown at the carriage Batmar was
pelted with rotten eggs, stones. DO, and was
kicked and beaten almost to death. He PROM
ised never to visit Worcester again.
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The Fever at the Sopth.

NRw ORLEANS, OCT 3I.-The fever In this
city has slightly sbated.
The cotton market is dull
CHARLESTON, Oct 81 The fever has abated
somewhat here 40 we'll as In Savannah. II
continues to abate In both cities o.,
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Plano and SINGING,
NO. 257 PENHsYLvASA kvKNUI

- MRS. PETTET,
T'EAORKR of An improved and easy plan of La
/ dies and Cbiidrsn's Dress Cutting, can be found
at her rooms ct No S55, on Seventh street above l.
where LADIES' can receive instru ,tions from to Il
q. m; and TO p. m.
Terms Of tuition, including one set of Models aud
Rules s. 80 ..
Ladies by leaving thei- address can ioin the Wed.
pesday morning class at 81 60.
Lining cut and fitted 60c. Paper waist patterns
20 cents A F.5sC .. {. .,r.. =
Variet, OF Ladies' and ohilersn's patterns Of
the latest style just rsUAEed and for sale.
oct E-IWS
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BY j, G. MEG UlRE, Auessones-
FUREITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEClS AT
Il Public Sale On WEDNESDAY morning, 20
vebsr lat at 10 O'Clock. at the residence OF Dr. Ar
thur, o" the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth slreeta, shall sell
all bis Furniture and Household Effects, viz:
Mahogany Sofa AID Parlor Chairs
Marble top centre and pier Tables
Plu,h Rocker. easy Chairs
Cane and wocd seat Chairs, Lounge
Carpets, Oiiclotn, Mating
Stsir Carpets, rods and eyes, Crash
Curtain, Window Shades
Mahogany Dressing surssus, Washstands
Wardrob-a, Bedsteais, Toilet Sets
Mahogany CRIB. Swing Cradle, Mattresses
Dining Tables, Clocks, Looking Glasses
Superior cooking ard other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture.
Terms: $25 and under cash: over SIS credit Of
sixty and ninety days. tor notes Satisfactorily en-.
dorssd, bearing interest
JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
oct I'd Auctioneer.
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LfOR RENT-Possession given immediately-th-
y late Office o; the Evening Star, on D st., within
dfty yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
"a avenue The building is of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper bang large single ROOM 1t
wiz afford two convenient small shops, fronting On
D street, with ample working room in the rear. Al.
so convenient painters carpenters or other
mechanics WORK shop above. Apply at Star oific.
oct 25-tf
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by ROTnNELL 4 BROWN, Aucts.

by ROTfIN ELL d BROWE. Aucts.
INTENSIVE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL at the Nan'ion Hotel, Pennsyivania avenue,
between Fourteenth and fifteenth sts.--On IOg-
DAY morning, the 30th instant, commenc'ns at 10
o'clock, We shall proceed to sell at auction all tn.
effects of the above extensive establishment COM
prlsing every description and vs,iety of par!or.
chamber and Kitchen Furniture usually found in a
hotel, such as
sahogsny Sofas hair seat Chsirs, Rockers
Livsns, Tables, Mirrors, ManteI Clocks
Lounges, Settles, Warlrobes
Wash'tsnds, Feather Beds
Bolstsrs ard Pillows
Bsdstesds, hair and shuck Mattresses
buresus Basins and Ewers, chamber Chairs
Blankets, Couut.rranss, Comforts. Sh, cts
Cooking and other Stoves, in variety
Kitchen Utsr sils Table Services
Knives and Forks
Glass and Crockery~are. Table Linen
Carpeting and Hearth Rugs 10 great variety
large lot Of Vinegar, suitable for picking
Also, one bay Mare, O.rryall and harness
Terms of sale: Cash # r sill sums under S25: over
that smount credit Of two and four months for
NOES satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
The attention of parsons furnishing and also of
furniture dealers is solicited as from the very large
amount to be sod good bsrea'ns may be expected.
ROTHWELL 4 BROWN, Auctioneers.
oct 26-fd
81 Tho above Sale is Postnoncd
to WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov LIST. a. 10 O'Clock.
oc 800 ROTHWELL BROWN, Auts
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New York Markets..

New York, Oct, 3I.-Stocks have very gen.
orally declined. Cotton is dull. Flour 10
frner; 4,e00 bbls. sold; State brands $3.50,
Southern 81. 50a$9.75. Wheat has declined
cents since the receipt of the PaciHc's news.
The days sales Of corn have reached a. geo
bushels-mlxed 81 cts. In other particulars
there has been no changes to-day in the New
York markets Of interest to your readers
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BY Z. S. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
0AEAL STEAM PACKET AT lUCTION.-O
" FRIDAY, the 10Th of Move nber, at IL o'cock
e., shall sell at Ritter's Canal Wharf the STAN
Packet Congress, with her Furniture and Equip
msnts.
Terms OF sale: Gne-thrd Of the purchase mepey
in cash; balance in .ix and nlne uIunths Tor
with approved security, bearing interest.
Tbs Boat can be seen and any information given
by calling on VIM. II. Rittsr, Esq
e. 3. WRIGHT.
OCT io-ecd Auctjonesr
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Philadelphis Markets, 60.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sl.-Flour, today, in
this market, is 50 Is. Wheat has advanced 8
cents. Corn is $50.
We hear, this morning, by telegraph, that
the Western rivers are slightly on the rise.
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By j. G MCGUIRE. Auctf0neer.
VA RvUaeT AND CAST IRON, LUMBER, DC i,
w at Auction.-Cn TUESDAY afternoon, Oct
Der 3lst at o'clock. at the Brick Yard of Me- frs
Wallach Byir gtol, shall SSH the following prop
erty, viz:
ton Wrought Iron
5000 Tbs. Cast Iron
l new Ia inch Belt one inch do
Together with a lot of inch Mort Carolina STUFF
dressed and squared suitable for stills
Also, some inch White Pine and other Lumbar
All Of which can be used by carpenters ana bu;.d
ers. Terms cash.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
oct sd Axctsoneers
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAILY.

EPICUREs Of these Delicious biyslvss, can have
ia their various palatss grat.ied by having THIN
served up In every style by The undersigned. The
subscriber has engaged protested cook, especially
TOR this department whose qualifications have been
sttested to by many.
Meals served up ct all hours, consisting Of every
delicacy ofthe season. FINITE HOTEL,
oct 8-lm Pc. avenue,
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Bishop Whitehouse.

CHICAGO, October 27.-The Episcopal Con-
vention has just passed, amid great exc cement
a resolution requesting Bishop Whitehouse to
reside here. He minated the possibility Of
his resignation.
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m ARRIE n.

At Norwich, N. Y, the Oath instant, DR.. s. A.
G n; MehlM, Of this city, to Miss CAROLINE l..
GIBBS; of the former place. -
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School House Burned.

HARTFORD, Oct. 3I.-The Willow Brook
school-houre was destroyed by fire on Sunday.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-The creditors of p. B
Manchester met to- day, and o pro rata divi
dend of five cents on the dollar was declared
by them.
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TNRUSTEE's SALE OF Valuable HOUSE and
L Lot.-By virtue of q deed in trust from VIM
Austin and wife, bearing date on the 9th day "a
January, 854, and recorded in L,ber ,. A. 8. No
TO- fo los 1885, 3s7 1885, $780, and $40, the subscriber
viii sell at publ ale On Tuesday, the slst day O:
October. 1854, at O'Clock p m, en- the premises,
on EirsE st east, between and O streets eout'i:
part Of Lot No in square sout of Square No 7l4
20 feet IL inches said First street by 70
fest desp. 60 foot sley. together with the hui
ia!s and Improvements, Shich sonsist Of we'll .nd
suhstantia' ly built twoStory frame dwelling bouse
The te, ms Of sac will be one half cash; and tie
balance in equal payments at six and twelve month
Tor notes bearing interest from the day of Gale
cured by deed in trust On the property.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with In sia
days alter the sale, the property viii, b. resold at
the risk and expense Of the purchaser, upon one
weeks notice..
Ali conveyancing at the expense of purchaser
CHhS. 8. WA LLACH Trustee
J. G. MCGUIRE.
oct ll-5taw&ds Auctioneer
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CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

MRS. GEORGE, late of England, wishes to inforl
Nl the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington an
vicinity that she can be consulted on the pest pr
ept and future events, at her residence, No. o07
enth street, between Maryland avenue and st1e
west side, Islsnd. Hrr nalne is on the door In
rs certs-gentlemen 80 Houre fromS o'clk In III,
morning until 10 O'Clock ct night
Int
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TELEGRAPHIC.I
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
The 1arkets-fisticu6b among Bankers and
Railroad IirActora


Railroad Directors.
BALfMoRH. Oct. 81 Flour has advanced
Sales Of 800 bbls. Howard street ct s. so cts
a $s.62s cts. Wheat has advanced 1oal2 cts;
5000 bushels white sold at 81 s5c 81. $50. q 81;
red 81 65a&l IS cts; 1000 bushels corn sold,
white 70a72 cts; yellow 7Sa74 OTIS. Other or
ticles unchanged. 'i
Quite serious rsncontre took place last
night between four promin snt Baltimore bank
ers. Pistols were hsrmlessly used, fists few
making significant marks on the faces
of the sportsmen. The dispute arose about
The payment of $25 900 on its equivalent oon-
large building.
1t is also said that fight occurred betwesn
two prominent Railroad directors
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BUFFALO, Oct. 31.-The accounts of the
Cleveland fire, published in the papers, il
greatly exaggerated. The loss will not ex-
coed $3.50, 900. aa
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-MRS.C CALDWELL, on Thir.
ID tenth stseet between and G, can accommo.
date six eight gentlemen with board. AIso. a
handsome front room for rent oct 30-ats
DOARDING-Mrs DUVALL, Penns. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers svery desirable comfort and scconmoda.
ton for families or single gsntlsmen-permsnent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in Washington. ie i6-ly
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oct 9S-d

by r.. n. JE w ELLIE 4 CO., Ancte.
DfREMPT0RY SALE OF FCRNITUkE AND
i Bedding On SATURDAY mon n;ng. Octobsr
18th, at 9h o'clock a m ut our Auction Rom.
corner Pa avenue and Ninth street, We shall, s.jl,
at public auction, large and we'll assorted lot Of
Furniture, Beds and Bedding viz:
Is Redsteads, single snd double
10 Feather Beds
Lot of Pillows ard Bolsters
20 pairs Blank sts
25 CcTnfortPrs
20 Msrssilles Spreads
10 Wardroh@s
Large Hot Air Furasce
pair splendid light Chandeliers
Sofas, Chairs Tables
Crockery, Glassware. &c.
R. II JsWELLE CO.,
oct 26-2t QnteD Anctioneer.
"a The above aalo is postponed IN.
til THURSDAY, the I'd of November, at the same
4. H. JEwELLE CO.,
oct Sd Auctioneers-
Hy GREEN & SCOTT Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL at Auction On THURSDAY, the % OF No
vsmber, shall sell at the resids OF Mrs Davis
in Gadsby's Row. on Pennsylvania avenue, next r.
the corner Of 2st street excellent assortment Of
Furniture viz:
Mahogany Divaps, parlcr and rocking chairs
Do narble-top centre, dining and other Ta-
Do and walnut French, Cottage and Other
Bedstesds
DO s!dsboards, dressing and other Bureaus
Gilt and m sbogany home Looking Classes
Moreen psrer and chamber Window Curtains
Maple Bedstesds
Cane and wood-seat Chairs
Psintd Wardrobee Wsshstands and Toilet Sets
Feather Beds and Bedding
Eair and shuck Mattresses
Fine three ply and other Carpets
fugs and Mating
A lot of passage and floor Oilcloth
GirapdOles, solar, hall and hall Lamps
Fine Gilt Gas Burners
China, Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware
Cooking, alright and other Stoves
With q lar,e and general assortment of Kitchen Re
quistes
And many other articles which We deem unneces
sary to enumerats
Lerrns: All sums under $25 cash over that sum
credit of two and four months, for notes satisfac
torily endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
oct 28-d A1ctioneers.
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For Sale ana Rsnt.

E!OR RENT.-FOUR NEW AND HANneoNR
4 three-story brown-front Dwellings contsinino
Psrlcrs with marble mantle Dining room. Kitchen
rsIvant'g room, and FIVE Chambers, situated on
thirteenth street south, near the public grounds,
ments, and In . perfectly healthy situation. 70,
careiul ane punctual tenants the rent will be nut
at $3.50 year, payable monthly Apply to
RICHARD II. CLARKE
corner o. 9TH st snd Louisiana avenue; or to
DANIEL b CLARKE, DruS Sore.
corner of Maryland avenue and Ith street.
oct 3l-1Wk
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

Mites MORLEY will open Fall and Winter AlL-
Nl LLNERY, on Saturday, the 7th insts at COM
prising good assortment of Goods, and adapted 70
the season
Wanted young Lady Of integrity and good ap.
pearance, as salesw oman. Also, several gocd MILL
nera oct Sim
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CLOCKS. WATCHES & JEWELRY.

o. have Jusr received and opened a-a
KHA great assortment of Clocks. Watches, 2&s
III aud Jevel-y, all Of which viii be sold
H cheaper than similar goods c&n Be ~
bought in the District. L have on hand Q few
costly Wstches, which will be sold = great bsrgaii
if osl ed for SION, at j. R0RlNe0N1
Jswelry itss, opposite Bsowps' Huael.
ost film u
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

sK.ss u On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
go = Fare round trip ST. from Alex
ardria 10 c. nts.-Ths THOMAS COLLIER leaves
Washington 81 and Alexandria at % o'clock.
Coachss leave the Capitol for tie boat ct 4 oclk
Co sch fire o cents. =
Per'ons Wishing the Coaches vii, lesve their resi-
denee with Geo. Thos. Parker. -
Refreshments on the boa.
oct 28-dU SAM'L GEDNnY. Cant
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DOR HANr-A STORE ON Pa AvEHUE- TIE
neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build
lngs, next to the Of Pa avenue and Eleventh
street, which said corner is to be opened by
Hilbus Hitz, their Muse store and Piano W. re-
rooms. The store now for rent ill make a capital
stand for almost any kind of business, as already
the Star Office is more frequented than any other
business place in Washington Apply at the coup t-r
hf the Star office. oct 25-tf
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OK CAPITOL HITL-THREE VERY DESIRA-
~ BILE building LOIS No. I, Is, and 16 in Square
1871. between East Capitol and A SITS. south, Third
square east of Capitol Grounds, will be sold On a.
commoiating terms on application to G. Craudell,
No. 80 stree, near Tenth, I.lsnd.
Also, several otaers in Square S72.
oct 25-lmx
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II tlemen can be acooro modated with pleasant
rooms and board, in private family, with all the
tomf.rts of home, by application a. No. 81 A. St.
vest side, between Missouri and Pa. avenues.
OFT 21-1mt
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CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE.
HIRAM RICHEY, Manufacturer and Dealer in
III STOVES and TIN WARE. corner Of ,
H and Seventh street, Washington, D. c.
Particular attention paid to ROOFING 6s
SPODTING, aid all wors in his line attend.
ed to at the shortest possible NOTES.
ct linn
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E,oR SALE OR RENT A TWO STORY BRICK
4 HOUSE, on Pa avenue. Terms easy
Also wanted, seine Servsnt Gir's, and situation
for men for every kind Of work.
OHAS. WALTER.
Intelligence Office, No. $50 Seventh street.
oct 25--Ivf
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WANTS NEGRO ES.-The subscribers ar
w all times in the market buying SLAVES. pay
iag the highest cash prices. Persons having slaves
for sale viii please call 1t ~ PRATT STREET, Bal
timors, Nd, Skaters old stsnd.) slaves taken on
board ct 26 osnts per day.
feb Ply b. NJ. i w. L. CAMPBELL
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STORE FOR RENT AND STOCK FOR SALE
~ The subscriber offers for rent his store en- the
corner of 18th and street north Also bis stock of
groceries c'ntain'd therein, accommodations
desired JAMES DAILY
oct 2S-3ta
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tFoR RENT-A pleasant three-stor, Brick ,-t%
House, few doors north of the lvanne, s"sHH
on Eaghteenth sti eet west, and Near the De. -
par tments, furnished or unfurnished snftsh,e ~,
family: There is a fine yard attached. with
pump ol 9ooo water In 1t L. B. TRUE.
B-Ths terms will be very reasonable
oct 3I-stx
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nON'T YOU WANT HOMLi-1OO BUILDING
IL Lots for sale on easy terms to suit any person
that wants to build. Fine store house on corner oil
seventh and G streets, to let.
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
G, between Seventh and kighth street.
oct 24-lm*
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IA; ANTEO. a"ts,e intelligent man, who
w can come well recommsndea, will hea; If
constant employ ment, as a Canvassef fer popu'sr
Weekly jour- al, at which good wages can be made.
Apply ~ the Office Of the Evening Star.
ocs 3l-tf
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SHOCKING BAD SHELL The Commissioner of
the Second Ward is respectfully requested to hold
his nose for quarter of an hour over l3x street
between Pennsylvania avenue and street, Or. i.
ne Is not responsible for its most offensive condition
which Is almost sufficient to breed cholera and vel
low fever among us, he Is requested TO catch who,
ever Is or are to blame, and duly hold his nose or
their noses for a few moments, where thew can en-
JOY the aroma OF Its 90 emphatic effuvia of garbage
COMMUNICATED.
NUISANCE AND OBsrRUcTIoN.--A visit by the
Commissioner of the First Ward along the public
alley In square los, would be of some service in
causing the removal of quantity of filth, which
has accumulated contrary to law, and in Opposition
to the health of the neigaborhOOd Is it lawful Mr.
Commissioner to obstruct any portion of the ailey
at nights or the Sabbath, with carts! Ifs iust
notify the owners OF such Iehcies i'll said square,
that ali Is right. HEALTH
UNITED STATES HoTEL.-We observe that this
fine hotel, kept by Major Hackney in first class
style, is Also with others we have noticed, being
prepared and renovated for the winter season. The
Whole interior, beds, Bedding, rooms furniture, &C.
are put in the best possible order, aud with its indie
faugab,e and ObligHg andlord, will fuv sustain its
high reputation Of being OF the best hotels in the
city, The house continues open to. g,ests and
h"arders, Of whom they have fair share as COM
pared with other establishments OF the kind III
Washington.
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l. s:orv Brick Dwelling, CONTAINING thirteen
rooms, with Bathroom, Gas, an e.tensive, finely
p'ved yard with Pump. stabling f,r two horres.
carriage house and other convenenc.s and delight
tenth and Twentieth streets, two squares hevond
the Presidents mansion Apply to
A. HOOVER
strees between 18th aud 10Th streets.
oct 31-lw+ IIptell
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DOR sALE-A COMFORTABLE AND CONVE.
Il nisnt two-story brick House, No. IL Indiana
avenue, near Second street and Trinity church I'm.
me1ists possession giveH. Apply to
CHAS II. LANy,
No. 424 Penn avenue, Gents Furnishing Store.
oct 3l-tf
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STORAGE-Ihose having Furniture, Dry Goois
- Groceries, &c, to be stored, will find ample &C
commcd,tions in the large, si,y, fag-ston -Iaved
ana dry Easements under the Star Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office
oct 2a-tf
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EfOR RENT on sALE.-THE MODERN
Il Fou'-story Brick House GA Thir:eenth st, eet
near Z, east side The house is in good repair. dry
cellars, and to good te ant the rent viii be low
Possession given on the LIST November. lppl- to
oct 30-tf LAS c. hc4ITTRE Auo,r
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t>oH HENT-A good, lew, and con-
Venient Brick Dwelling, with eight rooms in
Guiding kitchen and dining rcom at No 81 north A
rect, (capltoi HILL near the old Capitol Inquire
on the premises of AMOS HUNT. Collector. and
General Life and FIRE Insurance Agent
oct 30-3ta
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fO8 4 K n II n q NEATLY AND EXPE-
y DIT1OUsLY EXECUTED AT THE "EVENING
G1AH" Ofk1Ok 10 &-o
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" ANTED TO HIRE-A BOY, WHITE OR
W Colored, from IA to 10 years of age, able and
willing to do the homework Of small family Good
character will be required.
Also, FOR SALE, family HORSE, gentle and
kind in harness. sold only because h.ve no use foE
hun. Apply to D. ENGLISH
Get ol-ot GeoIRetowu, D. @.
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Wants.

"Vants" and " W.ru.d' aGverusen enss, fl III lice.
OF iesr, TOT each insertion, IS cents each additional
line cents.
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WTANTED TO SELL OUT LOW, A BARBOR
w Shop, admirably calculated for an office, en-
Seventh street neal the Avenue Inquire of
A. SBUOKING,
Get S0-2t* Opposite Centre Market
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DOOM FOB RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
III NISHED.-A nice front room on the lowsr
floor Of house, No. 40, ON the vest side of 18th
street. two doors south of Pennsylvsnia avenue. It
will suit gentleman desiring oomfortab quarters
for the winter, in the immediate vicinity of the
Ayenue. 1Q-2v
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DOR RENT-Three new three stosy HOUSES, On
Pierce street, between North Capitol and LIST st.,
aud l. and h. They contain six rooms each. Ap-
ply to CHAkLEs THOMA, Immediately opposite.
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PROF. SCHONENBKRG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
MODERN Languages and Literature,
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AvINUI.
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