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ofLkhDiD PICTURE, of readers who desire
% psas through splendid Gallery Of Pcturss shnnld
ai 70 pay visit to Plumbs Rooms Avsnns Hs has
on exhibition there some choice specimens Of III.
DasUerreotyping IN OIL which for beauty and VI
There portrait executed in this Last
style OF President Pierce great on ,
artist every iineament thsrsgagA life like sxnrss,o
Mr. Plrmbe Is reckoned among Dsgusrrasn sr,
Of time. -o~eii 0su 81 usts
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Ceath Of Timothy Tibbetts.

BosroN, Nov. 25-1imothy Tibbetts. for
many years the no ed proprietor OF the billiard
saloon In Devonshire street, in this city, died
to-day.
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~ PALPIrATION oF Tup up,pr A.

~ PALPlfATION OF THE HEART Eeryous di.s.sss
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Costly and
are All relieved and cured in incredible short
Vi le Cartsrs Spanish Mixture, great tonic and
puriher of the blood IL particle Of
or any no1ious drug perfectly harmless and NJ
We can only rsfar ,ha 80 "a ssses VI disease
which may be found In another column .na al 81 r,i
are detailed i'll full the bottle IL IL ths
Spring and Fall Medicines and pos.ss..s an s s
the blood touly able N 'AAaeoSs o'ei
- See sd Yer tiseIn snt
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ASorAER PRKaIUM.-Mr. wHITKHrRsT n. . Raw
another for his superior Dasusrreotypes
~ the worlds Fair New York II Will he
Deed .hat Mr w. received from the Worlds Fair Ionson
medals ior mis- unrvalled dsgusrreotypes of Pre.idsn
saes At All the fairs which he has exhibaS To-
40 Ae'of Vi ns gale
Gall and have your kenesses taken at Wbitsbnr.,,
~ near four and ahAf street, Pennsylvanis svsnus
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Senator sumner-Rumores Fa,Iur.

BosroN, Nov. 25-Senator Sumner Is still
confined to his room by sickness
Ii Is reported that the Stark Bank, OF Yer.
mont, has failed
Mr.. Wing, q messenger belonging to Car.
nenter's express, who was injured in the col
Iision between the steamers Canads and Ocean.
has since died
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By BARNARD q BUCKLEY,
GeOr0Atn~M

V,RUsrREs SALE By virtue of a deed Of .rns.
L made on the 2lst day of November, 1874, from
Th"mas J. Willard to me-, will, offr at public sale
in his Jawelry Store, In Georgetown, on thu north
side Of Bridge street, between Congress and High
streets, at IL o'clock M, on THURSDAY, the 20 h
instant, s Of his stock in trade, consisting obi.
Of Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Articles, SC.
Terms Of sale: Fer ell sales under so, clsh over
that sum nc ties at thirty and sixty days. with ap-
proved endorsers.
JUbsON ITCHEL', Trustee.
BARNARD BUCKLEY
nov I'D Auct;onee,s
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iELEGRAItijt.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Ana
6iotAn Bajled

WoRcEsrER, Nov. 1.-THE persons engaged
in the late riot have been bailsd at $500 each
for their appearance at the January term of
the court
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Il = THE INTRODUCTION OF GILMAN's INsTANTa.
heous lair Dye 10 the public, which changes in mo-
nent any colored hair to beautiful and permanent ba
has Pr0du more happiness ia the community by driving
out oi use e worthless preparations with this
ry mas been Hooded for few
that we know of-Portlaud Advertiser
L. d. GILMAN, PROPRIETOR sale by druxgsts tbr,,yh
Wv N'o ~--'o- "'''e7 SAo SaHauas nov 2I-3t
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OVERCOATs O. TALMAs OF NEW

nVERCOATS q TALNAs OF NEW
" and fashionable designs.
Fiue Dress dnt Efroa Coats, all c. o.
Business, fsck and frock 60
Plaid an: cOiorrd Pantsioons, oil qusiittes
Fine Velv, [, i <, and Satin Vests
CT. tn, Tweed q I'd CssLne do
G. ME- fine whit. apd cOlnred shirts
Heavy Merioo aud Cotton Un6ers hn
Do DO prsvSrs
Hds f., Crsva.s, Stocks, Gloves, Hosiery
Cellars, Susper dsrs, Ac.
Fmb scing tue largest and mos. snp-ricr assor..
ment OF g-ntlemeD's fsshioosbie gsrm.nts IN ns
fousd In the city, which We VIII dispos. az on the
most reasonable erns at very Low tr,os
WALL STEPHENS,
Next door TO the Iron FALL,
Ps. aye1vs, between 9th aud 10Th ats.
nov 22-H
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TYPOGRAPHICAL NRAWIN0-a MaNUT
L Of Typographical Drawing, by Lieutenant :. =
Smfth, q 8. Army assistant Professor Of Trav INC
at West Point, with sngravings. For raIe D.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
p nov II Booksellers, near Ninth ct
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hsreby given thst the eops -tn-rshis
IN heresoior- epistIng between O. Warrin.r aud
H. Semkeo, aneer the firm OF WAhRINER sEMKEs
Is tbi. day dissolved By mutual consent
q. WARMER,
Il. sHMKEN.
WASHINGTON, November 2sth. 1854
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The Vitriol Gaze

New YORK, Nov, 26.-Grsy, implicated in
the vitriol case, refuses to plead insanity, oon-
rary TO the advice of bis counsel.
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Counterfeitor arrested.

PiTTsBURG, Nov IA man named Peter
Grundy, who keeps an oyster cellar at the foot
OF wood street. was arrested yesterday for
passing bogus ooin. On searching his premi-
ses large quantity Of counterfeit half dollars
and the apparatus for coming the same were
found
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wAsaINeTos, Novemb'

The ACCOUNTS of The ols fra Will 10
settle By ST. III. Semkea, rso VII . ptinus ths
watch a. leEeiry business in IL Sc Orsocbes.
hr. 9. Narrinec will devote hi stteation 70 fine
Wa'rh Repairing.
ih.ntfsl for The liberal patronage e1tenied TO
the cd arin We a. pc to merit the same for the new
~ Is II
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Boarding.

NIEMBEkS OF Gov iRESs DESIRING Suites
IA OF comfortable Rooms and good boarding. can
be accommod ated at No. 453 Thirteenth street, be
tween and T. Location healthy, central and one
OF the most desirable In the city.
nov Ib-3tt
pCARDlNa.-The Misses Fl ANK3, adjoi1l.
Georgetown have several fne ROOMS to let, and
are prepared to accommodate Baardsrs, both porna.
nent and transient, on the most modera te terms
nov g-ln
pOARDlhdG.-Mrs. DUVALL, eenna avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browns' Hotel, has ans ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accon,mods-
ton for families or single gsntismen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in Weshin zton, Ia 1b-ly
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VALUABLE Lots am autho; ICED 10
Y sell lots Containing 1874 equsrs feet) mum
bered D, 8, 10, H. IL. 49, a. To- 16, H. 49, 49, and
10, In Square No LOT, In the First Ward bounded
on X ctr ct l61 feet. On street 1914 fest, and on
10 b street 1923 feet 10 inches.
These Lots being connected, prescott great inGucs.
nents to purchaser CT the whole together ss thew
susceptible by subdivision of giving add onal
front Of great advantage. The City Corporation
having recently. by law, authorized, and appropri
sted for, Market House to be erected on K street
In the immediate vicinity Of said Lots will prompt
~ bring them to demand for business purnoses.
and at greatly advanced rates For large manufac-
turing esteblishz snts, or others requiring large
space, these lots are highly suitable bo:h In locs.
JAMES Fl. CAUsTEN,
nov 25-d2w No. 2O9 str ct.
( ONFECrIONARY ESTABLIsH MsNC FOR
" Gale Iowa rare chance Is now off rcd to m y
peraon shing to mmence the Confc tionsry and
Bakery Business. The GOOD will wi b the fixture "a
complets two oveLs; good lo"stion, and the rent
moderate, with everything requisite for the alb we
business. Satisfactory reasons for fellng out For
information apply to BARBOUR & SCENES,
nov2E8to opposite Bank Of Washington.
E>uR RENT OR LEAsk-The Farm at the sonfh
L ern end of the Long Bridge, on the V.rgipia
Shore, opposite Washington city. A new house hss
been lately erected for the purpose of Rotel and
fe Will be rented with the Garden Of eig5t to ter
scres,c r the house with from City to one hundred
or the VIII lie ttres bundr d, as may be preferred
lis nea' nsss to Washingt' n makes 1t very valu.
aote for market gardens AMI IL wcul' be very suit
aois Tor crovers stand, as many cattle pess
through the farm On the Aley andris turnpike. Sc.
cur1ty required fn the payment Of the rent
Apply to or address
RIA. DODGE, Georgetown, D. C.
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So TERRIBLE CASE OF SCROFULA OF TWELVE
fEARS STANDING, CURED IN ONE MONTH BY BE K
ROWS ELIXIE WIFE 40 -. 4"

A.
YEARS STANDING, CuRED IN ONE MONTH by Yr r
ROWS ELIXIE WIFE. A'
NJ ID , NORFOLK, Vs., July 49, 1861
Mr. Is. Burrow-Dear Sr-I al under great obJg -.
10 you Tor enectng of that disease
by your preparation, called Elixir The dises..
bameo the most skfn Ply sicians taken nj .st
one hundred bottles of Sarsaparilla &C. without any ,,
was In the most deporabe condition. part of INV me-. al
ceraed to such extent my
Indeed LIE seemed to me burden had ven over ths
idea OF ever hnding relief until by one
lad been similarly Affected and YOUR
was induced &c take your preparation and although had
been AFFLICTED over twelve years. in short spacs of
thirty days WAS entirely cured. i'm good he ,,h
aud have been since. The was III ronxi, nra
Yours, very respectfully, J1ns W -
This to certify that John Webb appeared before m ,
aay an aue 0atn 70 'hs above statement. am well .r
this city. WIIII.u n H. .i'i-eh vi
Mayor of Norfolk Va
IL coughs, Colds, Bronchitis of Tn.
Lungs III Scrouia, HunOrs Syphilis Disease of the RnJ
remember BU RROWS ELIXIR WIFE ia the mi In
speenc Known Among others the Rev Thomas H. ~
portsmouth, Va AL eminent divine the BAPTIST
sion has permitted the Of his uame having bes
OF disease OF the Throat and Lungs And for disas ~,
Tue Blood the Masons and Odd Fellows have endorsed It's
virtues and for most diseases chronic nature s
10 oy over 5000 ssPrcs only a. for
six bottles sFor sale by all dealers in Medicine,
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WOOD FOR SALE.

ON LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER farm, TWO
~ miles rom the Long Bridge, above the toll
gate, In Alexandria county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD for sale. Oak, . 621, and Pine g IN per
cord. Apply to W. CARLIE, Agent
nov 4-lm
Ok PIECES BLACK SILKS, VERY
~ rich and cheap
20 pieces Parametts Cloth, at 25 cts, cheap
French Merinos, all shades, Is cts
Rich Merino Plaids
100 yards ~ French Chi at 16 ca, Is, q little
damaged
Together with many other great basgains for eash
WIN. X. RILEY,
Corner Eighth st., opp. Centre Market.
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m ARRIED.

al 81. Patrick's Church, on the 23d instant, by
the Rev. Mr. Boyle, F. N. ROCHE to HELEN M
daughter of David Butler, all of this city. -
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Dig L..

On the 18th instant, Mrs. SARAH E. LEWID
IN the Soth year of her age, wife Of John W. Lewis
and and daughter OF the late Benjamin Robertson, Of
Princs Georges county, Md,
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WOOD! LOOK AT THIS!

DERSONS in want of weil-seasoned Oak fir
Il WOOD can have 1t delivered to them at thsi-
residences in Washington at 1862 per cord. This
is wood cut in the neghDorhood Of the city, and Is
excellent Please leave orders a. the counter of the
Star office, stating what Quantity is wanted Order
will be taken for wood In lots OF from cord up
wenty. nov 2J--tf
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Luui:id dre,.ue opposite the Bank Of WASHINGTON
MR. THOMAS DELEANY respeo fully in it +
wi the attention Of tbs public to examine his
stock of GOODS, which he has op,ned on Lousi L g
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets OPT ositv
the Bank Of Washington consisting of ali dst Grip.
tons of Teas, &C., Imperial, Gunpo xoer, and Black
Tea Wines and Liquors, of all sorts, which he o.n
% at the lowest prices for cash approved paper
Besides all the ]. esssaries for Gro cry husi: .ss
vis, Br oms, Buckets, Ced r Tubs, Matches, &C.,
90. Please sall and see for your elves
nov 22-2m
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w anita.

"ANTED.-A co ORED MUSE, AND ALSO A
w Cook. for mall family. Slaves preferred
No 4sl New York avenue, near Seventeenth st.
nov 27-lt+
AZ ANTED.-BY A COMPETENT WOMAN, q
w situation as housekseper snd seamstrese. or
as cook, washer AID ironer. The best fsreIc s
givcn. No objection to the country. Address &C.
r." Star ofics, or 2-7 Thirteenth street, between N
and 0. nov 27-2ts
\kT ANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w Woman to do chsmherwork. Best Of refer.
ence given. Apply on Eleventh st , between and
Pa. ave., No SOL. nov 27-lt"
1'WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRE TO OBJ
i tain board AID lodging In q respectable private
miiy. The 40 are willing to occupy the same
rom If convenient. Address "A B." through the
Pest Office, and state the terms.
nov 25-3t%
MTANTED TO RE, IA NEAT TWO STORY
" House. brick or wood. One quite small and
with few rooms will answer. Address M" at this
ofhoe, giving the terms and location
w nsr o; Third and Market street. GeorgetoSn.
nov 10
NJ ANTED--sIX Or EIGHT MORE BANDS TO
W work on place near the city for the winter
or year. Board found.
Also, Man who has some knowledge OF black
smithlng, and u good cook washer and trCnsr
LLOYD CO,
Opposite Treasury, 10Th street
once open from to daily. oct 26-Im
WAITS NEGROk S.-Ths So bsorihsrs al Q
w sntimes in the market buying SLAVES, psy
nag the higheat cash prices. Persons having Slav
ior sale Will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal.
amore, Md, Skaters old stand( Slaves taken on
board at 70 cents per dsy.
feb 2-1y b.M.& w. l.. CAMPBELL.
PROF SCHONENBKRG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
Modern LAnGuaUes and Lfterature,
oct 2-tf
RhACES for ladies' and gentlemen at
- oetH BiRGk's, Willsrds Hotel
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TIA NORMA, b. "RS. LINCOLN PHELPS.
l. Vision, Wiz n! RLims of .ii,tins uisaed An.
ei.nt fhilcso ahers, by Joseph Bsi vara. A NJ.
Wood. illustrated As,ural History with g orisi
nel i. signs
Gun ming's Lectu' the Sever Churches
History OF The Constitution ths uait,d Slater hv
George Ticlacr Curtis, vol l
Gcv Il r0.NCR ~sYJ0R.
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EuhNIsHED ROOMS TO LET, AT :S6 d ST.,
-, between fourteenth and Fifteenth, vicinity OF
Tillards Rotsl nov 27-Jvs
EfeR sALE-A SMALL FARM, OF 96 ACRES,
Il comfortably improved, abou. six miles from
Tbs place will be sold ct great bargain Apply
10 hESRY j. AID ANS, Attorney at Law, No. 4So
Seventh street nov 2h st4
k>UKNlSHED, ROOMS Mis-. G.. ANDERSON
L has tor rent two Parlors and five chambers,
situated I'd door ON the Kirkwood Houre.
No. N6 Pennsylvania avenue
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L'Vts sSK.Ix TT U55esbiUh gwen lnmeN.at5Iv--ths
Z late office o the Evening Stsr, on Ct, withi..
fifty yards Of ita junction with Twelfth street and
Pc. s7enue. The building ia Of Two stories. The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room 1t
viii AFFORD two convenient small shops, fronting On
ID street, With ample working room in the rear Al.
so c convenient painters carpenters or other
mechanics WORK shop above. Apply at Star otlics
Get 2s-tt
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BY hOTHWELL Il BROWN, ANITA.
- ALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. CHIN
~ Glars and Crcckery Ware, Plated a-ods, Tab: e
Cetierv, Bronzed, Jron nd Japanne1 Gooi. FapcF
ar fcles. &;.-On usSoAY and wEpNFSDaI
,veniogs, November 2Ss1 AMI 2s,h commenc No Al
O'Clock, We shsl! sell en- the second hocr of on,
new Aucti m 4 oms, itusted on Lo ajsisna avenue
between 9th snd eth streets, uea Iy opposite the
Bank OF Wsshin ton, lerge and h n is NE collec
ton OF new Furni Are and 9th r articles useful 10
Houssse p RI. consselpg in part Of
Mahogany aud WslHtt SOFAS and Disana
DO marb etop centre enj Sofa Tables
Do AID othsr Chairs and Rockers
DO marble to? Dressing Bureaus
Do FreEen Gnd other Bedsteads
Fxtsl sion dining T-b!es, Washsisks
Wardrt bss Hatrscks, Whatno e, Tespoys
side Tables, Light Stards, &c
r. Also, ivory Table Cutlery, plated Spoons & Forks
Uastors, Walters, Cake Bsskets Pitchers
Tea Sets, pieces
Br tannia q ffee and Tea Pots
Cut ard psessed Tumblers, Cobalt
Wines, Ceileiies. Pitcher.
very rish French China Dinner and To- s.
MAntel and Table 0rnements
Japanned Walters. ChGfug Dishes
Toilet Sets, Lamps and G,randoles
Bro.aed Andirons, Shevel nd Tong,
Fend n, Fire Standards
gEite granite dining and Tss Ware
FaAlcy Article, DO.
=, Altogether forming en- attractive display worth
the at'enuon OF Housekeepers.
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nor SALE.-THAT VA, UAtLS LOT On Sew
H. enteenth street, at the terminus of The Ohio
and sake Canal in lhi, city, fonting loo eet
on the Canal, aud about 100 on Seventeenth street
beiug par Of square sou.h 173 II has q arge
sTONE WAREHOUSE upon 1t suitable for n,ill Or
cuchlnery CT every description. 1t adjcins the
looks and is al ke convenient to trade the canal
or river. Fer tsrme, apply on the premises to
nov il-eolm THOMAS GREEN
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Will be adde6-

All assc rtment OF Blankets, Plane ard Table Gov
Table Cloths Embroidered Windov Crrta;rs
The goods will be arrsns ed for examir alton on
Tuesday morning. 8''0' o'
., The room will bs comfortably warmed. Ths Ia.
ines ar p.ricalarly invited to attend
Terms: $50 ami under cash; over that Gum ,
credit Of two and four months. for snnrovsd -.
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
ROTHWELL 4 BROWN
DIV Il -eofs Auctiopeors
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY

TIVE subecrib r having taken the I'D established
street, has just returned 80 80
from the North, aud Is row opening q general as
iorim'nt Of FRESH FAMILY GRoCERLES s.,
lectsi by experienced hand from the best housss
atd on such terms IS VIII permit him to sell them
as As any no Sc in the city In order thst he
msy establish his business CD q tar basis 4. will be
cor Quoted On the cash system. ~hich lie believe q
will e better for both seller snd buyer By strict
st'5n ION TO business be hopes to receive the pa
tronage cf his friend. aud the public gen ,rs',y.
Fa;r dealing may be exrec'e 4 in ell CAGES
GEO. W K. KEaSEny
Cd Fellows Hail, seIenrh street
u VIZ - eo2w
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nLtt NOVELS-A LARGE NUMBsR, LAID
" aside bF the undersigned 20 sand to auct on.
NAY De boegat the mean time at suoeion p-icss
or ess rom FRANCK TAYLOR
nov Ia
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NCHOOL BOOKS Of every description at the
y lowest pubishers' prices, at
sep2 TAYLOR MAURY's, Dear 9th It
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DOR REST-A STORE ON Pa. AVENUE-THK
i neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build.
lngs next TO the corner Of Pa avenue snd Ee zenith
street, which said corner is 5000 to be opened Nv
Hilbus & Hitz their Musio store and Piano wsre-
rooms The store now for rent will make q capital
ntand for slmostany kind OF business, as already
the Star Office is mora frequensed than any other
business place In ashing on Apply at the counter
OF the Star ofics or: 25-tf
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TO CONFECTIONERS.

kthOPOSALS Will be received until the FIRST of
i Decent Der next, for the exclusive privilege of
selling Confectionery and other rer shine to, iex
ceptng Intoxicating drinks Of ell kinds) 1T the tx
hibtion of the Metropolit.n Mechanics Institute,
N February next at the Hall Of the Smithsonian
Institution
The bidder mpst agree to a up he space allotted
to bim, in cre1 liable style, and in hare with
the general decorstioDs of the Hall He must also
give satisfactory evidence # his ability to furnish
articles Of the very best quality.
The Commtte reserrs the right to make the
award accorii, to their own judgment Address,
Through tn. post ofice0 II. AMIDoN.
nov lS-1w SEC Of Exhibition Com
GLOVES, HOSIERY, WOOLLEN YARN, &c.
" 10 dozen White French Kid Gloves, 81 cents,
worth 81
10 dozen light colored do DO 90 cents,
worth 81
10 do ladies and gents Beaver do 90 cents,
very cheap
SO do laties' fe.cy lined raw silk, Cashmere, and
Cotton Gloves
26 do misses Cashmere and feecy lined raw silk
100 do ladies' Alpaca, Cashmere, hsecy lined raw
silk and Cotton Hose
10 do Woollsn Hose. for servants
10 do misses white Merino Hose
Woolen Yarn of all coors
Children's Woollen Caters. WosIlen Comforts
With many other Goods ch sp for cash
WM. 4. RILEY,
Corner Eighth St, opp. Centre Market.
nov 2l-1m
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LNVENlSG CLASSES IN LANGUAGES --PkOy.
Ia sc H0NEN o :. RG viii commerce reviewing
classes In languages Cd Monday S0-h October, Il
his residence. 257 Psnnsylvsnis avenue
Oct 3-tf
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M ARfIN MkRTVAI.f- HIr MARK. BY PAIL
NJ Grey ton. Theatrical journey woik. Just 70.
oe.ved 1T TaYIon = MAURYG
nov N-u Rookstc-e- ,.saT Oh ef
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nIAMoNDs Sc It AND FINE COL. JEWE. -
- ~ of every kind manufactured to order IL TIE
best worhmanlike manner, at 4lS Pa a. enue, b. tw
~ and 9th SITS. II. 0. BOOD.
nov 2I-tf
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Eol Ssia anS Ea.ti

CToRE AND DWELLING FOR RENT IN THE
~ First Ward The Sub 'ciber. hsviuc conclud %
70 change his business, viii rent his Store and
dwelling, at the corner Of Penus. avsnue and Goth
street, in the First Ward The dwelling contains
ten rooms, including those in the attic story, With
nue. yard and good cellar, (ths kitchen being sbove
ground) The dwelling Is Q convenient one. and ia
IN GOOD repair, and viii be rented separate from the
StoTa, If desired The location Il one Of the most
healthy and desirable In the ward
will slso rent my store, the very b.s. business
stand In the ward, dis mt about 20 yerds en- the
West Market at the corner of the avenSS ma 2O.h
street, south sids The only recommendation II Re.
quire as business place is the ,.ssian
given Immediately To good tenants the rent will
be made reasonable.
for particulars enquire at tn. Grocery Store o.
the Subscriber, on the premises.
nov27-4teo* DAVID uINrs
kfoK KEN TWO LA. GE HALLS pI:UArED
L. on the second and third foo,s of the store nov
occupied By Thos Deiany, on Louisiana avenue, o.
posioe tne Bank OF Washington These halls would
suit military companies sccie.ies of any kind. to
hold meetings in. Also you'd make excel ent store
r,oms Persons wanting such, would do well to
call Immediately and exami,e
THOs. DELArEY, Louisiana aver IA.
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