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LHOR RENT.-For one or four years--the premises
Il from which the Star office has just been To-
moved, on street near its junction with Peunsyl-
Vanla avenue AMI Twelfth streets. 1t cor sists OF
two buiidings-front and rear. and ample yard
room with we'll of water for mechanical purpose
on the premises. This is first rate OPP ',tunity
Tor dyer, Painter, carpenter, manufacturing hat
ter. blacksmith wheerlght, &C.. to obtain working
room within stones throw OF the centre of Penn.
sylvanis 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, corner Of
Pennsyivania avenue and Eleventh street
oct 2+tf
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LHOR RENr--TO COAL DEALERS. or TAOS a
4 DESIRING TO GO INTO THAT BUsINESS-
u slach Hope have for rent the very he location
Tor T. coal yard in Washington city--the vs"ant lot
on PennsylVania avenue, attached to the building
at the corner OF 1lh street. heret fore occupied by
h1~1n dreens Cabinet-ware MannGctory. con
large. The location is ire most central, conspicu.
Gus and convenient OF in Warrington for Il :
coal business For an ent-rpr isn man the CHI nee
is q rare one. For terms Apply early at the stnr
Office .ans
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EtOR sAJE-DEsIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE
u Misunderstanding of two HOUSES GL IT'S
the flrst being new frame House fifteen by thirty
feet, with four large airy rooms and summer ktch.
en- attached. and other improvements, consisting OF
stahng, &c, on full lot OF so by 122 feet running
back to 80 Ieet alley. The other is u frame hors
OF four rooms, Situated Lot 81 by rs feet 10 in
All Information viii be given by applying in person,
or by letter to 'sYPHAX." at the star office
N. B.-The frst named house and lot would suit
any one engaged in hucksterins, &c.
SET 25-lm
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BE GREEN s. scOrT, Auctlon..r..

BIZ GH C tN g. SCDVT, Auctfoneers.
D0SES, LVERGRsENS, Flowering Plants Of
IL evary GescripLiou.-n TUESDAY, the 9th In.
slant, We ehali sci at 10 O'Clock m, at large
flower garden in Square 3s7, between eta and lOta
streets west, and u sni sIs. SOUTH Island an ex-
&c lent assortment Of
n er blooming osss and other towering plants
ETergieers with Cad Stock Ia general
Trns cash. GREEN q SCOTT,
a
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p The Grisi Opera Troupe is SO badly sup.
ported by tho public, in New York, that the
Tribune says the houses must improve or the
Opera will end.
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DUILDIN9 LOFS.-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 whicc
Will be sold on terms accommodating. Apply to
David Lyerie, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to Brown 3
hotel, or through the post Office, post paid.
jy 10-eo3m
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6 TORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
~ Heyirg leased the large and commodious ware
ron corner O. 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, Wa
viii rent the eligaey situated rtore now occupy
TIL central and well knosn locality ofour present
establishment offers 8 most rare opportunity for
one desiring an excellent business stand
HILBUS HITZ.
Music Depot. south side Pennsylvania avenue,
hsCwcen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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A Mill Burned.

HARTFORD, CT Oct THE new mill Of the
Atlantic Dock Company, at East Haddam, waa
destroyed by fire last night. The loss is esli,
mated at S43 900, of which $50 900 was co.,
Grad by insurance.
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Some time last summer, an absurd para.
graph got afoat, to the effect that the amount
of unclaimed gold parcels in Adams & Co. &
possession, exceeded 100000, while the fact
was that they had not eight hundred dollars of
such properly on hand.
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IfOR SALE.-A pair of Vermont MORGAN
Il MARES, six years old well broken ~
sound, sty iish and capital drivers They fEA
are tn, property of gentleman who re RH
Gently obtained them at the North for his ovu as
hut now finds that change in bis a, rangements
makes it desirable for him to dispose of them,
They are just the horses to be driven By gentle
man cr lady They can be seen at Southron's Nste
bi, chsl stables, ON 18th street Gen 60
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New York City Mortality

NHw York, October S-The official report
OF the Board of Health states tha, the numbe T
of deaths during the week ending on Satur-
day, was SIG, of which IL wero of cholera
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q In the city of st. Louis, there are
least fifteen hundred children of foreigners in
the Sunday Schools many of them the chill
dren of Catholic parents. This, it is said, is
the case in many of the schools in the coun-
try
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The Fever and Weather at the South.

COLUMBIA c., Oct. 4.-Ths fever al the
South is fast disappearing under the iHnuence
Of favorable weather Last night the weather
was unusually cool, and we have accounts from
different ports in this State reporting quite a
heavy frost
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DOR RENT-A new and com Portable D YFLLLfyG
Il HOUSE, onsining eight rooms, situated On
North b street, between Delaware avenue and First
strse. east square from the Capitol. FIR terms
inquire at hr scrvner's Grocery, or J. j. Peabody
Herth wing OF tia Capitol Extension
Ocf2 --Esyt
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Democratic Nominations for Congress

BUFFALO, Oct. 9.-We have news to-day
that the Democrats of their respective districts
in Wisconsin, have re-nominated Daniel Wells
and John B. Macy for Congress.
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PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS

PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS
thENCa Merinos, all shades, at IS cent, very
a cheap
French Merino Plaids, all styles
500 pieces black silk velvet Ribbons; of al wdtha.
very chap
Plaid Silks, plaid Ribbons
Block Silks OF very width and quality
zoo FIen' Sha wis, various styles, very low
Customers will do well to call and look at nv
stock, all OF which will be sold at small adva nee,
ior cash. WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner Sth ST.. opposite Centre Market.
Get 3-1m
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Mortality in Eoston

BosroN, Oct. THE deaths in this city lor
the week ending to-day were seventy nine No
cases Of Cholera have occurred.
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STABLES BuRNT.-Lase right about midnight, a
fire broke out in stable belonging Justice Drury
in the First Ward, which was almost DESTROYED
The work of an incendiary
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

Nj rs j. LANE, Bridge street, Georgeto.p, re-
vi sp ctfull5 announces to the ladies of George.
tJwn and Washington that she has nov opened a
very large and excellent stock of Fall Goods direct
finn New York, comprising n part, rich Bonnet
aud Narrow Ribsnds, new shape Straw Bonnets al
Frames. rich Dressee
Also, Combs and Perfumary oct 6-3t
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ST. CHARLES CLOTHING HOUSE,
And Gentlemens' Quitting Establishment

NO D H'Tth0est corner ef King and Fa,rfdz SIS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
1 Ely: bLoNDhAEh respectfully invites the
IL attention CT his friends ard the nnhIic in
general 10 his extensive and ell CANT assortment Of
iashionab!e Fall and Winter CLOTHING, namely :.
The latest STYLE of Paris Frock Cats, Dress Goats,
back, doeskin and fancy c ssimere, and tweed
Pantaoons. also, W. orte1 ard elegant At ,cs
OF hreueh and Engik velvet d silk satin Vests.
The furnishing department Of goods consist. OF
me very best qualities, which IT, Bondhaem offers
for sale at full 20 per cent lower for cash thar can
'e purchased st any Enlistment within this or
any southern city. Henry BIoujhaem therefore
hopaa TO meet with an early cali from his friend.
patrons aud the citizens wthiI the erv ons Of this
city. 81 >' -
N B.-bortt forget the number Of the b0ise
winch Is OF, north east corner OF King and Fairfax
'"ioe~'' AeAanalis. oct 2rs0lm
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A SMALL FARM, within five miles of Washing
n ton. wanted to purchase. Address Box 254
Post ofic, with terms, distance and the number Of
acreP. oct 9-3t
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WTANTED-By coed and punctual tenant a
w small HOUSE, either brick or frame, within
short distance of the Centre Market Please call
on address JNO REESE
Esg'e Plumbing and Gas Fitting Establishment t,
corner of Sixth street and Pa. avenue.
octj -eo3t
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"ANTED-A NAN, who is competent 10 take
w charge of the feeding, milking and care of the
cows of large dairy near the city.
Also, man to drive milk wagon. and distribute
milk in the city. Americans and Germans would
be preferred, and none need apply who cannot give
satisfactory references for capacity, sohrety and
honesty. Apply to J W. THOMPSON BRO. Pa.
avenue, south side, between 10th and 18th streets
cot All
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STATlON ERY.-0ur friends and the pub
y lie that We have always on b. nd an assortment
OF ali kinds Of Paper. Pens, Blank Books, Notes and
checss, Waters, fard and Sand Boxes. lax ard
standishes, Envelopes, Pencils, &c, In addition to
well selected stock of Perfumery, Musical Instru
ments, dc, all of which pledge to Sell at as rea
sonab bic prices as any establishment south of New
York. JnO. r. ELLIS
nct b Pa. avenue
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A RARE CHANCE For sale, fourteen acres
"A LAND one mile from the city line, near tn !
Toll gate on seventh street four acres in heavy tm
Der, 1De site for q suburban residencs-soil so
adapted fcr market gardening Empire of
e. HUBBARD
Near the Toll Gate, on Seventh street
Fen TT-1me
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"ANTED-To hire co,cred BOY or girl, In q
w private family, from II to IA years Of age.
Liberal wages given. Apply to "R D Pr
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.ti- e. B HALL, N. %.
HOMCEOpATHTC PHYSICIAN

i ATE of PhNlrielphia, "a graduate 10 Alop&thy
II and Homeopathy, having had ext nsive ex.
perience In the Gus dspsrtnents OF the profess
sion, offers his services to the citizens Of Washington
ana vicinity. .a..5 '-l $50. Il ~
0thc. No 429 Thir zenith street between and
II ttreets Office hours until =. m from ) to p.
IN; sud to 4 . m -'. ga s.-hfl@ SO
Befsrenrss- Wiz. A. Gardner, ~. q, Dean Of the
erdff - e, 20 ~ SEP 40 SIN
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pOARDING.-Mrs.D UVALL, Penna. svenus,
ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda-
ton for families or single acknowledgements
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in Washington. je lb-1y
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\ COAL OR MARBLE YARD FOR RENr.-The
"A Vacsnt LOT on Pennsylvania avenue next to
the new Star Office is for rem, for or five years
1t is the very best location in Washington for a
Co OF Marble Yard. Apply soon at the crunter of
the Sit Office. act Eff
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t<OR RENT The most desirable STORE now to
Il 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 Hlbus &
Hitz, tor their contemplated magnificent Piano and
fic'. ort a IF
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NE ANTED.-A family wan ing permanent board
~ with the quiet and comforts of home, can be
accommodated With pleasant rooms in a small pri-
vate fsmily in Georgetown. Address A. B through
the Washington Post Office for particulars.
oct 9-4ts
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constitution guarantee civil and religious lib
erty. He then referred to the patriotic ser
vices sf foreigners in the war Of the revolution
and in the late war With Mexico He argued
that if the Know Nothings succeeded, no rsli.
gious sect would be sefs-the next after the
Catholic the Hebrew would be prescribed, then
probably, the Unitarisns, and following them
the Methodists, and God only knows who next.
No ordinary crisis, he said. with his age and
his infrmities would have brought him before
the people but his devotion to the institutions
and the welfare Of his country imperatively
demanded of him that be should raise his
feeble voice against such dangerous and I'M
quitous principles as were procl aimed by these
calling themselves Know Nothings.
The venerable speaker. completely exhaust
ed, closed his speech amidst the most enthusi-
attic and deafening cheers o..
Judge Shaler followed after him, and is now
seaking. Messrs McCandless, Black and
others are yet to speak. ...r .-.---
Large Mass Meeting at Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. The Wings of this
city are holding mass meeting this evening
in the State House yard. The meeting Is veil
attended and thus far everything has gone on
tremendously and with more than ordinary
spirit Everything betokens spirited canvass
at he approaching election.
ing and his remarks appear to inspire his
bearers with great confidence in the success of
their favOrite candidates On being presented
to the audience he was received most enthusi-
astically He delivered long and eloquent
speech defining his position, and opposed the
Nebraska iniquity and other acts of President
Plerces administration. The constitution he
made his platform, and he would accord to
every one the liberty of worshiping according
to the dictates of his own consci ence; and
whilst he yielded this in all sincerity to others,
he claimed the same right for himself. He re-
PEELED the ISLANDERS made against him which
asserted that his opinions were Contrary to the
rights guaranteed by the constitution, and
concluded by opposing any division OF the
school fund - -
The meeting, after being addressed by other
speakers, adopted strong anti-Nebraska res
oluiions. .----T r.. 20
Large Democratic Nesting at Philadelphia.
PHILA9ELPHiA, Oct "A large democratic
meeting was held at Northern Liberty Hall
20 night, which was presided over by the Hon
Henry d. Moore. ---
Gov. Bigler delivered an eloquent speech.
which excited much enthusiasm. g. .-..,..
The political cauIdron is bubbling, and il
is impossible to predict the results.
The democrats are battling Know Nothing
ism az If it was all that was to be feared.
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WANTS NEGROES .-The subscribers are
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal
eimore, Md, Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken on
BOARD at % cents per day.
feb Ply B.M.& w L. CAMPBELL
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FALL AeD WINTER FASHIONS.

Mrs A. SPEIK will open on Tuesday, October
NJ 10th, q new ard itch assortment Of Fall and
winter DRESS HATS, CAPS and Head Dresses
Millinery Rooms No. 256 streets.
oct f-3r
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
we " f'TSs oc1OeeS HdShingtna f Bdttl
A1 =: -

80 ~ ssiSzSsfezs- Iss573 y ~ .ssja&azEzs
NOtiCE.-o aud after Monday, u tnber I'd,
~ the fare between Washington and BaltiiI IRE
WIZ De ons dollar ana siA CENTS commu at IN
~ ten cents Will be allowed to all who procure tick
cts befJre entering the An a dition Of ten
cents vii also be made to all way statisns unless
tickets are purchased at the office.
hound trip tickets, for three Gays, will be issued
on the ~ 3D. 4th and 5th Instant, at 81, to al 10
may with to visit the Agric urursl Fair and Mary
land Institute.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and 81 a.
N end and p. III.
On sundays at q IN and pm
Leave Baltimore for Warrington daily, except
Sundays, at "a AID a N, AID . and m.
On Sundays at Il n and pm
BY order: I. II PARSONS, Agent.
oct 2-1m
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STORAGE. -Wallach Hope will store Furni.
~ fure, Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.. in the extensive
basement underneath the new Star Buildings" at
the rner of Pennsylvs mia 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.
oct
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1'INNER WANTED-Wantad Immediately coed
L TIMER. To a good and steady hand constant
employment AMI best wages given.
PURSE 4 COLLINS,
Get 9-i OPP WillardE' Hotel
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EOR RENT-1hA subscriber has for rent a good
DHeLlne HouSE, on Bridge street, George ''wn
few doors east of tbs market house It is largs
IN good order, convenient and quite desirable req.
idence Apply to TIMOTHY VDONO9HUE 5
oct 5-tf
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nv ANTED.-A respectable quiet Gentleman and
w bis wife would like to join a family of the
same description in taking a comfortable house in
The central part Of tn city. None other need o; i.
ply. Address "South," City Post office.
2th
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Northern Light with 500
= 600 in Gold
Anti frederick Democrats have
Swept the State. --.
THE MARKETS, &c.

NEW YORK, October 9-The Northern Light
arrived this morning bringing later news from
California. By this arrival we learn that The
anti Broderick Democrats have swept the State
and elected j. w Denver and P H. Herbert
to Congress. 1t is doubtful whether the Leg
islature will agree to send another person to
the U. S. Senate in place of DR.. Gwin. Gen
Wool has removed his head quarters to Ben
ecia, for which some of the papers denou C.
the administration. The mines are prosperous
The Know Nothipgs have carried San Fran
cisco.
Business is improving; Gallego -four sells at
$1,000 per Dbl. Pork, sly so per Dbl. Ham.
Is cents per pound
Nearly two millions of specie is on the wav.
by the Sierra Nevada, over the Panama route
AS far as known, the latest returns of the
California election show the election of 6
Wings and rs Democrats to the Senate, and
"a Wings and As Democrats to the Lower
House.
The crops have been abundant, and the
weather fine. Indian troubles are decreasr 2
in California. The news otherwise is unim.
portant.
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For Sale and Rent.

pOOMs TO LET-piessant Rooms furnished in
~ OF unIarnished near Pa avenue, with priv
Also BEDROOM and Front Parlor Term, mode
rate sPply at No. 81 Four-sud q half street :
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AT ANTED Two Plumbers wanted i'm N ediar ely
w Competent and steady hands will find coz
slant employment snd best wages by spplyipg to
FURSE 4 COLLINS,
sep 1a-tf Opposite Wizards, otel
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NOTICE.
NOW Is the time for the ladies to examine ard
~ select their fall and winter supply Of Embrci-
deries, Ribbons and Fancy Notions. as have lust
opened new and be 'u'iful assortment Having
selected from some Of the largest importatiops OF
the season, can promise the very latest styles.
Those who want the first choice solicited to call
early, as great Inducements will be offered.
A. TATE,
No. 3l4, Penn. avenue, bet 10th and 18th SIS.
oct 3-eo6t Union
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Wants.

"Wdnts" snd " Wantedp advertisements, four lines
or less, for each insertion, Is cents; each additional
line cents.
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No Iidings Of the Arctic-New York Mar
kets-TIial Of Graham

mo llulngS OF ING ArcLlc-NeW Y0rk u ar
kets-TIial Of Graham
NEW YORK, Oct 9.-We have no tidings OF
the Arctic up to this moment
To-day, 1000 barrels of -four have changed
hands-State brands $3.50; Southern, SIS IS.
Wheat firm. Corn, mixed, 7Sc.-5o 900 busl
els sold
The District Attorney is now speaking in
the Graham trial. Eleven of the jury have
asked an investigation of the charge against
the twelfth, that he is relative ofthe prisoner
This is asked with view to their discharge
The Hansa has arrived from Bremen. Her
news has been anticipated.
The Independence has sailed with sealed
orders from the department.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MIS- MORLEY will open fall ind II inter MIL
VI LLNERP, on Saturday, the 7th instant, con,
prising good sssortmen of Goods, and adapted e
the season
Wanted a young Lady OF integrity and good ap
p'arsncs, IS salesWoman. Also, ses eral good MILL
r9rs oct 6-lm
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ROB'T +. ROBERTS.

E'ok kENT-Three new three story HOUSES, on
Il Pierce street, between North Capitol and LIST st.
and L. snd III They contain six rooms each. Ap
ply 20 cHAsLEs THOM A, Immediately opposite.
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k'oh Sale OK RENT-Convenient to George.
Il town, suitable for market Gardener or q ~,
vate residence, House and out buildings, corn
mouse ana smoke house, together with Is acres o.
OF Laud There is an elegant Peach Orchard on til q
premises with good spripg and milk house attached
.olt ms property is situated miles from Eco
town, on the Canal Road Application can be INSIDE
at the National Restaurant, Pa. avenue, or to the
swner on the premises
oct 7-3t* RoR,T II PnpEpre
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Boarding.

M re-. N. WILSON has taken the house at the
1'A corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsy vapia
avenue, south side, and is prepared TO accommodate
boarders OF dodgers. The rooms are large, elegant
and airy. Entrance on Eleventh street.
oct 3-tf
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nv ANTED-An experienced GARDENERS, to
w take large Garden, "a mile and quarter
from the city, on shares. Rare indu ements offered
Address Immediately, by letter person, william
aticknsy, No. Z, Fowler's Building, Seventh
ard streets. oct 3-1w
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tHoK KENT-A convenient and comfortable frame
Il HOUSE, (No. 500 two stories and garrett, with
brick basement, situated in please Mt and HEALTHY
ne1gn porhood on the Island. To a punctual and
month Enquire Of D.N,L r. CLARKE f''
Druggist, Potomac Hall, leland.
Also, small Store Room for rent under Potomac
nAa. oct7 3tA
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MILLINERY.

MIILINEh1.
Tn MRS. N. A. HtI.,.S would respectfully
~ slannouncs to the ladies of Washington and
IS vicinity that she has now opsu very large
stock of beautiful Fail Goods eelected from the New
York and Baltimore Markets, comprising in part
Rich Bonnet and Narrow Ribbons -.
New shape Straw Bonnets and Frames
Rioh Velvet Ribbons
A large aud handsome assortment of fine French
Flowers. Caps, Head Dresses, lin velvs. and
mohsir) and infant hoods.
PARIS MILLINERY will be opened on THURS
DAY, October 18th.
Purchasers will find it to their advantage to cross
Pa avenue, betw 8,h and 10th streets.
B-several experienced Milliners wanted inn
mediately. oct g. eC5t
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"ANTFD-An active and Industrious BOy. n at
w t,nd in q Dry Goods Store. cne that is willing
to make himself generally U.S. tul, aud that can
come well recommended, will hear of situation by
applyingto JNO. b. sMOOT,
oct at Briige st. Georpetown