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CTORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR sA1E.
~ Having leased the large ami comm dious ware
room corner OF 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, we
will rent the eligahly situated store va now OCCUPY
Tn. central end we'll kno locality of our present
establishment offers a most rare opportunity for
one desiring an excellent business stand.
HILBUS 4 HITZ,
Music Depot, south side Pennsylvania avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
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4ayoralty Destination

New YORK, Oct Sit is said that Nicholas
Dean has declined the nomination of the Re.
formers as their candidate for Mayor, on the
ground Of i'll health. Roe Lock sook to-
| th. ught, will be nominated in his stead
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Dor REHT-A Parlor and Chamber, recently oc-
cuPied BY Hon. A. Smith, very comfortab and
neatly furnished, are for rent in the thru story
brick house direc ly opposite Wizards Hotel Al.
ply on the premises tn. PRIERUs.
oct 2-9tx
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'HE SPIRIT RAPPERs-Au Autobiography, ..
Il o. A. Brovnson
Midsummer Flowers for the Young, by Mary Ho~.
lit.
Party Leaders, Sketches Of Jefferson, HspiltoE,
Jackson, Clay, Randolph. by j. g. Baldwin.
author of "Flush Times In Alabems"
The Virginia Comedians Ia old DAYS in the Ole Is.
minion, edited from the MSS. Of G. Effnehaa.
Esq.
"coscrsit, or Hawks about the Dove Cote, by :,
Gilmore Simms
The Better Land, by Augustus c Thomrson
Tae Home in the Valley. by Emily +. Carl.n
The Captains Of the Roman Republic as c,nnsr.
with the great modern strategi SITS, by Herr
VIM Herbert
The Chemistry Of Common Life part 4-by 1--WE
Johnston. On sale at
TAYLOR MAURY's
sep ~ BOOKSTORE. ne sr 9Th -
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bosroN, October "A meeting was held in
this city yesterday, to raise money for the re.
lief OF the sick and destitute at Savannah
HE Hon. VIM: Appleton was chosen chair
man, ]. Amory Davis secretary, and j. Iueer-
soil Bowditch treasurer. Acommittee of twelve
was appointed to solicit subscriptions
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kfok RENT-For one or four years-the premises
Il from which the Star office has just been r..
moved, on street. near its junction with Penueyl
wanna avenue and Twelfth streets. It coz sists of
two buildings-front and rear and ample ward
room with we'll of water for mechanical purposes
on the premises. This is firet rate oppartupity
ior dyer, Painter, carpe inter-, manufacturing hat
Ter, blacksmith wheelrlght &C.. to obtain working
room within stones throw of the centre of Penn.
sylvania avenue, while the front building will
answer for one, two or three shops or offices Ap-
ply soon at the new Office of the Star, cerner of
pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
oct 2-tf
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DOARDING.-Mrs. DUvALL, Penna avenue
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommods-
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found In Washington. je 16-1y
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tNOR RENT-A new and pfortable WILLING
i HOUSE, con aiming eight rooms, situated on
MOTH B street, between Delaware avenue aud First
street east one square from the Capitol F. terms
inquire at MIR scrivner's Grocery. Or J. j Peabody,
nsrth wing Of the Capitol Extension
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OUR HONEYMOON, and other Comicaities from
~ Punch, with numerous illustrations
LIES Lesson Tale
Putnam for October
Further supplies of Fashion and Fsmips, q,
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
sep 90 bookstore, near Ninth st.
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LfOR RENT OR SALE-A new threestory and
y attic Brick Building, containing eight rooms,
situated on 9Th street. east side Near the corner Of
NJ. For particulars enquire OF
r. II. SMAGRUDER,
Dry Goods and Shoe Merchant,
sep oo-ecu 18th an l streets.
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Auction 6alea.

By GREEN 81 SCOTT, AucttoD~~...
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURs ut
IL Auction ON FRIDAY. the 9Th instart We
snal sell at 10 o'clock q. NJ at the retiience OF he
heV. Alexander Duncanson, at the corner OF Virpi.
MIA avenue and I'd street east nesr the Navy Yard.
. good assortment of Furniture, viz:
mahogany Sofas, Divaus and Rocking Chairs
Do cane eest Chairs and Bedsfeads
Plain and cane bottom office and other Chairs
Marble top and other Wristbands
Toilet Sets. Wardrobes
Ardir ms, Shovel and longs
sls and shuck Mattresses, cherry and other Tables
Cooking and other Stoves
With many other articles which we deem NINA.
eeessry to snunerate. Terms cash.
GREEN d SCOTT,
ect 80 Auctic .ers
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EfOR SALE OR RENT! nd possession given i'm.
y medistely, comfortable two-story brick dwell.
ling HOUSE, With fine back building, and in rood
repair, situated G, between 2lst and 22d streets
Washington. For particulars enquire of Mr. Jas
aaithsr, Carpenter, near by, or ut the Wood and
Coal Yard Of Myers Baker, Water street. George
toHn.' Sop N-1w
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BY BARNARD q BUCKEY, Auct,ra.


GEORGETOWN.
g ALE OF FURNITURE, s.. at AuctIon.-We
~ VIII sell on FRIDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 o'crk
a m, at the dive ling of the late Mrs Hobbs, south
OF the College Wall, ell the Househ old kffvcts, as
Centre Table, Lounges, Chairs
Side Tables Breakfast do
sideboard, Or ,ckery and Glassware
Mantel Ornaments, Clocks, Lamps, 90
Hall, parlor and chamber CARROTS
Locking Glasses, Writing Desk
Wash Tables, Bureaus, lot Of Prints
Feather Reds, Bedding and Beds.eaJs
Book Racks, Cook, sirt ,ht, and other Stoves
Ki'chen Utensils, &c.
The House is for rent.
Terms at the sale
BARNARD BUCKLEY,
Get Sd Aur>iona.rs
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SILVER AND BRASS PLATING.
No 442 Eighth Street, betsceen D st. and Pa openue
'I'HE undersigned is prepared to do SILVER and
i BRASS PL ATING in all their varieties.
Numbers for Stores and Dwellings, Door Plates
Bell Pu ls, Railing Knobs, Letters and Ornaments
for military and OF Ter Ass citations furnished st
Bal imore prices, nd of his own workmanship
All kinds of Conch Work 10 the line done in the
best and cheapest manrer.
Those who want silver, brass plating, &C., done,
will please call as above, on
IA. sBEEHAN,
sep 23-lm Practical Silver Platter
CASH WEIGHTS, Ac.-The subscriber
~ would call the attention of carpenters and build.
ers to his large stock Of Sash Weights, which com
prises all varieties Of weights necessary for build.
ing.
Also, Sash Cord, and most complete assortment
OF Building Hardware all of which Is offered as low
as can be purchased this side of New York. call
is respec fully solicited, fully confident the prices
will suit. JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Sign Of che Large Gilt Saw,
sep . Pa. avenue, near 10th st.
NITIZENs OF WASHINGTON wishing to lay In
~ stock Of WOOD for winter will do we'll to give
me call. as constantly receiving wood Of the
best quality on consignment, and give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at my
yard on Maryland avenue, at the Canal Bridge, near
the Capitol.
Also, for sale lew, three first rate Carts, two Wa
ter Tanks, Wheels, and geering for q buggy.
lot Of ready mixed Paints.
Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c.
sepl5-lm W. HEATH.
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10 Tidinss Of the Arotie-erah.m,. r,,., a
Sailing Of the Arabia.
Relief for the Sufferers st Savannah

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The Arabia sailed this
morning with over 81 ,O0O, 900 in specie.
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Wants.

20 Waai." and " Wanteds advertisements, four liner
OF L, i'r each insertion, IS cents; each additional
lie 3 cents.
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

MI rs X n PEACo would respectfully ennout- -
WI to h'f lazy patrons ard friends that she j.
Just receivir rom ale New York and Phil aael pa
ma kets a very large stock of rich ard be.u',fuj
faI Goods, comprising ia part
Fash and Bonnet Ribbons, narrow Trimming Fl,
bands
New shape Straw Bonneis and Frsmes
Rich Velvet, Plush, and Ribsnd Trimmings. Or
cloaks and dresses
Embroidered and lace Collars, Slesrvs and Cher.
zette
Cambria and Swiss Rum n rs and Edgings
GimT ure worked Bands Collars sr q Sleeves
Head Dresses aud Dress Cops of latest Pari, ian
and New York Styles
Also, general supply Of Fancy Articles, at the
lowest prices.
would particularly call the at nt:on Of purcl.
sers TO the great Inducements offered in Cola
Lace sieeve and Ribands just from etieu.
All are requestccaa &C call sud examine the,
selves, at MRS X A PEACC'S,
Pa avenue, bet ~een sth and 9th ste
sep 2S-tf opp Cent.e Market
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A RARE OHANCE.-For sale, fourteen acres Of
~ LAND, one mile from the city line, near tina
toll gate on Seventh street. four acres in heavy tim.
Der, fne site for a suburban residencs-soil Ie',
adapted for n,asket gardening Era nire of
&c HUBBARD,
Nsss tho Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
$50 H-link
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BY "a. 9. WRIGHT, Georgetown,
hUsTkEs SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
l ~ 9EORGETOWN, NEAR THE TWENTY
bulLDlNGs-0n THURSDAY, the 18th OF Octo
Der next, at o'clock, p. H. in front of the premi
ses, shall ell at public auction, by virtue of a
Deed Of Trust from Henry Goldsmith and Elizabeth
MS wife, TO the subscriber, bearing date fifth of
ootooer, 1889, and duly recorded in the land
records for Washington county. District of Column
bia, part OF lot No. 49, situated at the southeast
corner OF Market and Fourth Streets in Beatty and
Hawkins addition to Georgetown beginning for the
said piece at the south cas- corner Of said
thence soutnerly with the line of Market street
tnire5 two feet six inches to Henry Tennels' lot
thence with his groubd essterly seventy feet ore
or less, thence northerly parallel with Market
street thirty two feet six inches to Fourth street
ana with it westerly seventy feet more or less to the
beginning, with the improvements which consist of
good two story Brick House
eimsf One-third cash, the balance in six and
twelve months; the deferred payms MT to be secured
BY deed Of trust on the property. All conveyance
at thu cost Of the purchaser
GEORGE LAURY,
sep iA-WCoctfZ Truetea
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ERENCa WRITING INK, by Perne Guyot
Il Bank Of England Writing Ink, by Jones, ma.
ksr by appointment
Imported direct from the manufacturers in Lon
don and Paris by FRANCK TAYLOR.
eeD 23-
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A COAL OR MARBLE YARD FOR RENr-The
"A vacant LOT on Pennsylvania avenue next to
the new Star Office is for ren for one or five years
1t is the very best location in Washington for
Ceal or Marble Yard Apply soon at the e unter of
the Star Office. act 2-tf
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. PIANOS !-PIANOS :

WA have just opeDed three more superb Pianos
w from the justly celebrated establishment %
Haliet, Davis Co, Boeton, and Bacon 4 Raven
New York. These, with the Pianos In storN. make
our assortment one Of the largest and finest In tn
city.
We accept monthly payments, make liberal dis
counts for cash, and take old Pianos In part paw
rnent- ~
Oh Pianos for sale low.
New Music received regularly.
JOHN y. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th Mn
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NOTICE OF coPARrNERsHIP

NUTICE UF CUPARTNERSHIP
NM M. e. HOPKINS having formed a oo-,sr -.
Of conducting Hating and Gentlemen's Fprni.b
ing business, the firm win be known as burr a
HOPKINS.
The senior partner having had several years ex.
perlence IN the uatting busioess, in some of the
largest cities in the country flsttsrs himself bst -
will be able to serve The hat wearing connunit, "a
Warrington city with Hat or Cap that would :, a
credit to any establishment in the country. We
most respectfully invite the gentlemen Of this CITY
to call and examine our assortment Its fnIl ana
ompkte embracing every style Of Hat and Csy
now worn.
Also, splendid assortment of youths and bovs'
SOFT Hats and Caps, chidrenS Fancy Hats md CAPS.
pew pattern.
We hope BY keeping FIRST rate assortment, sell,
ing cheap. and giving close ttenton to business u
merit md receive q liberal share Of patronage
BUTT H0PkIns,
sep 2l-2w Corner 9th street and Pa. aysna,
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DUILDING LOTs.-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots in the vicinity of the CITY Hall:
also In the LIST Ward, and also variety in ali other
parts Of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings,
situated in an improving neighborhood all of which
will be sold on terms accommodating. Apply to
David Mysrle, At Mrs. Adams', opposite to Browps'
Hotel, or through the post office, post paid
= lO-eoSm .l.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer
MALL AND VERY DESIRABLE SQUARE OF
~ Ground at Public Ssle.-On THURSDAY after
noon October 9Th. at 81 o'clock on the premises.
shall sell, without reserve, that beautiful little
square known as square south of square le5. front
ing LA feet on North street, 1l3 feet inches ON
10th street west 157 feet IL inches Rhode Island
avenue, aud 10 feet on public reservation, con.
taihing II, 200 square feet, more or less
This square is handsomely situated on a high and
commanding ground, and Is very desirable for a
private residence "
Terms O.e fourth cash; residus in ~. is. and
"a months, for notes satisfactorily secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
oct I'd Aro.;a.
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STORAGE.-Wsllach 4 HOPE will store Furni
- ture, Dry Goods, Groceries, &c In the extensive
basement underneath the new Star BuiidinRsn at
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street. These easements are paved with flags, well
ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and Sc
cure: Apply at the Star Office counter.
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LUMBER LUMBER !!

FNHE undersigned have established themselves 10
i the Lumber Business at ID b street Bridge, on
the Canal, where they offer for sale large and
general assortment of Seasoned Lumber at fair pyi
ces and on reasonable terms. Persons desiring to
put ND frame buildings have estimates Furnished
by calling at the yard. -.,, -
On hand, q fine lot OF Cedar Posts.
sep 2S-2sw4w CkIPPS 4 WALLER.
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LsOR RENT-TO COAL DEALERS. OR raOsE
n DESIRING TO GO INTO THAT BUSINESS
.atiacn hope have Tor rent the very be location
Tor coal yard in Washington city-the vacant lot
on Pennsylvania avenue, attached to the building
at the corner of 1lh street. heret fore occupied by
Edwin Green's Cabinetware Mandatory. con
venient brick Office is attached and the lot is amply
large. The location is the most central, copspicn
Gus and Convenient of access In Washington for the
coal business. For sntsrpr ising man, the cb .nce
is rare ono. For terms Apply early at the Star
Office, -,
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Boarding.

MR s. N. WILSON has taken the house at the
4sA corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, south side, and is prepared 10 accommodate
boarders or lodgers The rooms are large, elegant,
and airy. Entrance On Eleventh street.
oct ST
DOARDING.-MRS. THOMSON has now va
ID can't several pleasant Rooms, suitable for fami
lies single gentlemen . 60
sep 25-eo6ts Corner 9th and sts
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L>OR RENT.-The most desirable STORE now to
be had on Pa. avenue is next door to the new
Star Office 1t is situated between the new Star
Office and the new store the corner Of Pa avenue
and Eleventh street, being fitted up by Hilbus
Hitz, tor their contemplated magnificent Piano end
Music establishment. Apply early at the Star Of
6o,. oct q
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NTHATMAN DRAWING PAPERS, warranted
w genuine, bought 10 person from the manufhc.
turers, by RRANOK TAYLOR.
sep ~
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SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.

HAVING leased the large and conn ,dious store
Ill room on the southwest corner of Penpsylya.
mia avenue and 1lth street. snd fitting 1t up ia the
most modern and approved manner. We offer In the
meantime ct our cid stand, Inducements to pnrcha
s.rs Of Music, Piano Iortes, and all other Musicsj
Instruments, such 81 may never occur sgain
Great Reductions fer cash
A1r Remember, our offers of bargains at the old
stand close ON the 23d instant, about v b oh time
We hope to ell old custom rs and their friends
at our new and spacious Warerooms.
HTLBUS 4 BITT
sep 12- Music DspSt
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BY K. 3. WRIGHT, GEORGETOWN.
''kUSTEI's SALE Of q Large stock Of Groceries
Fine Wines, Liquors, &c-On MONDAY NEXT
tne 9TH instant, at 10 o'clock, shall eell without
reserve, by order of the Trustees at the store of O.
Coleman, near the market the extensive stock
Of Goods, consisting of
Loaf, pulverized and brewn Sugars
imperial. guupowder. and Y a Teas
Molasses, Rice, Soap, Candles
Cordsge, Spices, Tobacco, Segsrs
Broons, Baskets, Blu ,kets Tubs
Churns, Denijohps, PIPES
Busting, horse and paint Brushes
Powder and shot, Salt
Writing and wrapping Paper
Barrels OF Whiskey, Rum and yips0a.
q pipes Of Brandy
iarge lot OF Stone ware, Britannia ware
very superior bottled Brandy
Wh1' KY, Port Sherry, and Chanragpe Winss
, stoughton s Bitters Syrups, Pickles, SC &c.
Forming complete stock Of a frstslsss Family
Grocery.
Terms liberal, and at sale
oc Sd FDW. WRIGHT, Auct;onesr
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneero.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION On
L THURSDAY, the 5th day of October next. we
shall sell, 10 front Of the PREMISE art Of Lot No
l, IN subdivision of Square 5S2, fronting "a feet on
LIST street west, running back So feet to an allsv
improved by two nearly new houses
Terms: One third cash the balance IN and 10
months on notes bearing interest satisfactorily Sc
cureo, GREEN d SCOTT,
oct I'D aro,;ona...
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TO ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BUTTER.
lINHE subscriber will, en- + -morrow, saturday,
L the 9Th inotant, open at his STALL, No lis,
centre Market, as choice an article in the Butter
me as can be procured Ia the great Valley of Wiz
gina. He hopes that his unequalIed facilities, enc
stfct attention to business will procure him shar,
of public patronage. JAs. r. DUNAWIN.
sep S--lms ..--s.--.- = = -.
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/ esT-On the 18th instant. a gold Sleeve Button,
II marked J. r. X The finder will greatly oblse
the loser BY leaving It at this Office. .5
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L The Proprietors Of the Evening Star ofIer FOR
ale, on reasonable terms, thres Printing Prssree
One of these presses IL capable Of prp ting bon sdss
" double medium sheet ct cnce the rate Of one
thousand she Is per hour, making excellent regis
ter. The others are q medium Smith press and
Ramage Cap Press. These presses are in good con-
@i6on. 81 -.Ift.t7 Sc ST
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MARSHAL,S SALE

QY virtue of TWO writs of feri facias issued from
- the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia for the County ofwashineton.
and to me directed, shall expose to public sale for
cash, on THURSDAY, the 9th OF October next At
~ clock m, on the premises of John Pettibone.
situated on 18th street, Island, In the Coui ty Of
washington. District o. Columbia, the folloEinc
described property. to Wit: Seven T} Ice Wssnns
one o. surnfture Wagon, set Of running GEARS for
Wagon, one ~ four wheel Carriage and Harness
twelve l sets wagon and cart Harness tu civ. N Q,
Horses, one ~ Cai enc lot Of Manure one lot ri
old Lumber, and three (3) Ice Shears, seized and
levied upon Is the property Of John Pettibone and
viii be sold to safety tudicals Nos 100 and I25 m
Octstsr ter NJ 1854 Robert Smith surviving nartnsy
Of Frede' ick excl and Pairo 4 Nourse VS.. ss;d
conn Pet1none D. HOOVER,
Hsrshal for the Dietrict ofColumbis.
Oct 2-dt5th
BY ROTH WE'LL d BROWN, Auo1..
rt'RE AUCTION SALE Of Dry Goods, Fancy Ar !.
l. eles, DC, will be continued on Monday and
tuesday moroing and afternoon, and on Wednesday
afternoon.
An additional supply of goods VIII DO opsusd On
Mon az morning. consisting Of
Dress Silks, Hosiery
Bleached sheeting Cottons, Blankets, &c.
The whole to be apsedily cioeed oat Without re.
serve. ~ AZ
Ierms caeh. RfTHWELL 4 BROWN
Aectioneers, corner It'll and sts.
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E>OR RENT.-A two story frame Hou-e, with
l. back building The house contains six rooms
l. Is located on Az street, between and g, Island.
Apply to j Angler, Confectioper, Pennsylvania
avenue, near the corner Of Eleventh street.
oct 3-3te
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P. j. STEERS NEW GOODS.

z. j. STEERS NEW GOODS.
Rave inst opened an elegant stock OF new Pal
l. and Winter Goods for gentlemen, direct -
from be best importing houses Of the North.
ern cities. Gentlemen may rely upon find. "
Ing complete stock Of the nswss. and best -4A
oods 10 the market at fan prices, BY calling sfo
so Seventh street. ssp N-lsWsw
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PARRow's ENrERrAIsNESrs.-Ir Hall.
last evening, was filed with an audience at.
Iaeted by the entertainments offered by Par
rows buriesqus opera troupe. Old Bob Rid
ley Bowers was in his glory, Hunter gave the
banjo touch in fine style, and altoeethsr N a
company gave rich entertainment. This ever :.
ing they present a TOEs Of performances which
should be enjoyed by another crowded house.
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FOR SALE-1he Sloop GEO. WASH-
- LNGTON, lying at 18th st Wharf. She is In
good sailing order. Seven tons freight. For terms
enquire at the corner 10th and K streets.
aug 22-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Mrs. NJ. A.
Il HILLS has several very desirable rooms which
csn be hsd by applying on the premises. Pennsyl.
v.nia avenue, between Eiath and Tenth streets.
0outh ride. oct 3-9t
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FIRE APPARATUs.-Mr Buckingham, in.
spector OF hre apparatus, has reported to the
Mayor tina. he has inspected the apparatus Of
the several fire companies, and found it in
serviceable order" and further, that there
has been no fire since his last report to put II
out Of order" ="
WArsH RRruRss.-No case tried, and none
ter irlai last night or this morning
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RELIGIOUS The Presbytery of the District
Of Columbia will meet in the Sixth Presbvte-
nan church, on Sixth street, near MARYLAND
svenue, this evening, at half past seven o'clock,
and be opened with a sermon by the Mod era
tor, Rev. Byron Sunderland There will be
preaching also by members of the Presbytery
on Thursday and Friday at IL a. m, and 8,
AID II p. m The public are invited to attend
The Presbytery includes within its bounds the
city Of Baltimore and some other parts OF
Maryland, and Alexandria, in Virginia
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