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hurried to their dressing room to recover hats
and shawls, and then rushed out to find their
escorts Nervous young gentlemen, destitute
of hats and bemoaning rent gloves and de-
parted overcoats, dashed about to add to the
confusion. Mr.. Stephen Pearl Andrews, the
financial and refcrmatory mover in the enter
prise, was absent for the first time since the
organization of the Club, suffering under Sc
we're illness. A large number of ladies were
present,-strong-m minded women, who came to
reason philosophically, and found to their sor-
row, that philosophy did not work. At 81
o'clock precisely, the gas was turned off in the
larger room; fifteen minutes later, the entire
premises were in darkness.
In Broadway, around the doors of TAYLOR 8
small saloon, and thickly packed upon the
sidewalks fer nearly the distance of a block,
stood an expectant crowd, who had got wind
OF the fun that was to be heard of above, and
who watched with intense eagerness the egress
OF one victim after another in the relentless
grasp of the police.
As the female member of the Club emerged
from the doors, like a flock Of frightened sheep
chased by wolves, the police following closely
In their track, the crowd raised loud shouts
Make way for the ladies, '''Here they come, -
Three cheers, "Let US see 'em," aIIoo. rar
for the Free Lovers" &c, &C., &C.
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United States Patent Office,

WASHINGTON, oct. 10, 1890
ON the petition OF ROBERT PIsGorr. Of Balti
~ more, Maryland, praying for the extension OF
a patent granted to him On the 18th day of Janu-
arv, 1912, for an improvement In apparatus for
teaching geography" &c for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
on the 18th day Of January, 1856:
Ii is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the eth day Of jan
uary next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules Of
the Office which will be furnished on application
The testimony In the case will he closed on the
9th December; dispositions and other papers re-
lied upon as testimony must be nled in the office
on or before the morning Of that day. the aryu-
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also, that this notice be publis she'd i'm
the Union, Intelligencer, and Star, Washington,
ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore; Pennsylvanian,
PhiiadelpRia, Pa Journal Of Commerce, NJ Y;
and Post, Boston, Mass; once a week for three
successive weeks previous to the It'll day Of Janu-
a'y next, the day Of hearing.
SIT. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioners Of Patents
P:S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
send their bills to the Patent Ohice, with paper
containing this notice. oc 26-law3w
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PERSONAL.

80. John Forsyth, Esq, Editor OF the Mo-
bile Register, and Hon. Charles j. Faulkner,
Of Va, are in this city, ut the National
....A patient at the Utica Insane Asylum,
who was formerly doctor while out upon a
stroll was attracted by the cries Of poor girl
who had fallen and broke her arm. He i'm
mediately went to work and set aud spltntered
the broken limb, and told the destitute mo-
ther OF the child that his bill was nothing and
went on bis way.
.... A gentleman recently handed a lady
out Of the railroad ears at Buffalo He was a
total stranger to her, and simply offered her
has hand as an act of p0litcness 1t turned
out that she was running away from her hus.
band at the time, and had large quantity of
goods and chattsls with her The unfortu.
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The Yellow Fever.

Private letters from Portsmouth inform us
that that city is fast filling up with returned
refugees, with but little or no sickness among
them; the few sick are convalescing, and
business is about commencing.
In Norfolk, tho prospect is not so encour-
aging, some stubborn cases of the yellow
fever yet remaining, with an occasional new
case being reported; and, in consequence, the
refugees from that city are advised not to re
turn until about the LIST of November
The steamer Augusta, on the James river,
between Richmond and Norfolk, on Wednes-
day last extended her trip to her dock in tt Q
latter city, thus becoming the pioneer in the
resumption of direct communication between
the fever district and other localities
In answer to q correspondent, we have to
say that the public have not as yet been ap-
prised of the time when the Baltimore boats
will resume their trips through to Norfolk,
and thus relieve the returning refugees of the
heavy tax and loss of time consequent upon
ascending the Nansemond river to Suffolk,
and thence to Norfolk ard Portsmouth by
railroad. The company will, no doubt, make
the fact known by advertisement
QUICK WoRK.-The Norfolk News chronicles
marriage, n few days since, between a widow
and widower-the husband Of the former hav-
ing been dead two weeks-and the spouse of
the latter deceased five weeks previous.
STILL OPENING.-One after another the
places of business Of our merchants Norfolk
will yet do big business this fall, all croak-
ing to the contrary, notwithstanding
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union is exceedingly indignant at the
aspersiOns Of the Courier deS EtatS Unts,
which foOlishly charges that the Russian Lee
CATION here has bribed the Government of the
United States into favoring the cause Of Rus
STA in the current war. The w ashington editor
expresses his willingness to join any party in
putting down such foreign influence in this
country as that of the journal in question,
established and sustained in our midst by the
French Government.
The LHteiiigencsr at length realizes what
has long seemed to US a very plain fact, viz
that the Eastern war has but fairly begun
saying:
. If We confde in the view of Lord Palmer
ston, the chief military resources of Russia
have been concentrated in the Crimea, and
the power of that great empire has been es-
sentially crippled. But, on the other hand
the tone of Prince Gortschakoff, in his general
order after the abandonment of the southern
portion of SebastOpOl, and the lofty spirit
evinced by the Emperor Alexander in his re-
script to the Military Governor General at
Moscow, in which he accepts past and present
events as the inScrutable will of Providence,
who chastens Russia with heavy hours Of trial,
may be regarded as foreshadOwing a determi-
nation to exhaust, if necessary, the entire en-
orgies OF his people in the maintenance of tho
integrity of his empire and the national honor.
The religious enthusiasm infused among his
troops by the earnest efforts to convince them
that Russia has drawn the sword for the
cause Of Christianity is evidence that the
sangulnaTy work is little more than half be-
gun. 1t will Of necessity be the absorbing
theme for months, if not years to come"
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nate stranger being taken for her friend was
arrested at the cars and sent to Jail with her
He had some difficulty in establishing that
his politeness should not be taxed to a much
greater extent.
80. Mr.. winchester, who made q balloon
ascension on the I'd inst, nearly three weeks
ago, from Norwalk, Ohio, has not vet been
heard from. When he started he said that he
intended to go higher and farther than any
@eronaut had ever dared to think of. Win
hester has family residing ut Milan.
80. Brigadier General E. A. Hitchcock, U.
s. A., is said to be busily engaged in writing
a work on alchymy, the philosophers stone,
DC He is gentleman Of fine scientific and
literary attachments.
80. Bourcicault, the theatrical manager in
New Orleans and writer of light comedies,
has taken out his I" first disqualification pa
pers'' at Philadelphia.
go. The Patterson IN. J.) Guardian learns
that the private agent of Santa Anna was in
that place last week, looking for a suitable
residence tor the Mexican ex-President.
Signor Robbie, the celebrated violinist
who created great .furore in London last
season, and played 81 nights at Jullien's Con-
certs, has arrived in New York. Looking out
for an engagement, we suppose.
.... The census Of Wisconsin is ccmpletsd
and shows population of $50, 100, an increase
of 246, 718 in five years.
80. Capt. Nye, the popular commander of
the steamship Pacific, will retire from the
service on his return from his present voyage,
and Capt. Eldridge will succeed him.
80. Mr.. James Auchincloss, for many years
extensively connected with the foreign COM
merce of New York, was in the act of crossing
the upper part of Broadway, on Friday, when
he fell forward upon his face and expired
almost instantly Of apoplexy.
.... Ex-President Van Buren, is on q visit
to his old friend c. c. Cambrelery, at Hun
tingdon, l.. L.
Senator Slidell, of Louisiana, left this
city yesterday on brief visit to New Orleans.
lie will return to Washington before the open
of Congress.
80. The "Col May" who made the open
ing speech at the recent Know Nothing meet
ing in the Park, in New York city, is not Bre-
vet Lieut.-Col. Chas. A. May, u. S. A., the
son-in-law of George Law, Esq as represented
in many Northern papers. That officer is now
at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. There is no other
"Col. May in the army Of the United States.
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TOHN MILLER, PENNSYLVANIA AVE
~ nue., south side between Tenth and Eleventh
streets respectfully informs the public that he has
re1ted his Store and opened IL to day for the sale
Of every article which enters into the CONFEC-
TIONERY business; intending TO keep on hand
an elegant and choice assortment.
While rendering his thanks tothe public for the
Patronage hitherto extended 10 him be hereby in
forms his friends that he viii always be ready TO
attend 10 Parties, Balls, or whatever other kinds
OF assemblages which may require his services
and coufections. &C s.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We learn from the
Richmond papers that a fire, originating in
Belvin's cabinet workshop, on Thursday morn
ing, speedily communicated to several ada
cent buildings ALL of which with their contents
were entirely destroyed. Loss, near $50, 900,
portion of which is covered by insurance.
During the progress of the fire Mr.. A. ArselI,
ST., while actively engaged in the performance
of fremen's duty, was crushed under a falling
chimney, and, it is supposed, fatally injured,
and a negro was hit with brick and his skull
fractured.
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" no place for business but the Avenue. Now,
the people fnd, in making their purchases they
can do best on Seventh stre et There is no place
in the city where they get better articles or at
lower prices, than at q FRANCIS 3, Just above
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street MANY are
beginning 20 know this, and when I'm want OF
Housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery, Silver PLATED,
Albata, Britannia, and Japanned Ware, Clock
Bird Cages, Baskets Brushes, &C, they call on
him. Others, in making their purchases will do
well 10 remember his store &C 10
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SOMETHING NEW

AMBROTYPES PICTURES GLASS
rINHESE PICTURES POSSESS MANY AID
l. vantages over Daguerreotypes. They are just
distinct and accurate; more durable and free
from reflection can be seen in any light, like an
engraving and represents the person as they sit,
without reversing. The only place where they
are taken in Washington is at STEWARDS
DAG ERREIAN GALLERY, 324 over Gait :
Jewelry Store, Penn Avenue oct 2O-3t*
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II The Fairfax (Va.) New says that Mr..
Dabney Ball. ST., has disposed of his farm,
known as part Of the old Bridekirk Estate, in
the neighborhood Of Falls church, and con-
tanning about eighty acres, to Mr.. Geo. Bar
bOur, Of LOudoun, for $50 per acre
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Liberal DoNATION.-George Peabody, Esq,
of London, has contributed the sum of fee
h"ndred dollars for the relief of the orphans
of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
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7 IST OF POST OFFICES

IA IN THE UNITED STATES,
with the names of PoStmasers, including the
regulations OF the Post Onice Department. maxi
ing the most complete and useful Post Once book
ever published. Ii should Ice In the hands Of ev-
ery postmaster, agent, merchant The book
will be transmitted through mail upon the re-
ceipt Of City cents.
}. SHILLINGTON, Publisher,
oct E-lw Washington, ID. &.
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GY The British Government has made
large purchases of gutta percha knapsacks,
manufactured by the American Gutta Perch
Company
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HAY.-HAY.-HAYs

JUST received per Schooner Ashland, 400 bales
prime Hav. Also, In store a tine article Of cut
HAY, SHIPSTUEF, CORN MEAL, SHORTS,
OATS and FEED of all kinds; which can be OBJ
tained In Quantities 10 suit purchasers, Of
GEO. d. MATTlN6LY a. BRO,
NO. Dol 4 u street, near T, south, Island.
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the Annual course Of kee"%es Of she
National Medical College will be delivered on
MONDAY, October 22d, at * O'Clock p. m, in
the amphitheatre Of the Washington Infrmary by
ID. C. The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. THO. MILLER, M. D., Dean.
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aSEVENTH STREET PRESBYTE-
49, RIAN CHURCH, BETWEEN ID and
f, ISLAND Rev. f. b. CLEGHORN, the pastor
will preach, as usual, TO- morrow, at III a. m and
p. m. The public are invited to attend.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

The number for this week is at least equal
TO any of its predecessors for rich and inter-
teresting contents, including domestic and 10
cal. as well as foreign intelligence, and q va
rietv of both serious and amusing literary ar
ticles.
Terms, 81 25 year, or three cents for q
single number.
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ITO BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS

TW BAkEHS AND CONFECTIONERY,
l. HOPS, CURRANTS, CITRON, &C. &C.
bales first sort Hops
1000 lbs Currants; 10 boxes fresh Citron
Almonds. Raislns, Pecan Nuts
Ground Nuts, Filberts, w alnuts,
All new crop, and in prime order For sale
low by WILLIAM M GRIPS,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue
oct 19-6t bet 9th and 9TH streets
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REGISTERS OFFICE, October 10, 1855.

TO ALL WHUM TT MAY CUM
~ CERN-Notice is hereby given that IL
and fermented Liquors, Wines, Cordials, &c,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery, Watches
and Jewelry, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Commits
sion Merchants; also, 10 keepers of Hackney Car
riages a I'D Omni buses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Alleys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and
peddling, will expire on Monday, the 5th day Of
November next, and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this OItce. within ten DAYS after that
time. SAMUEL f. DOUGLASS, Register.
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I OsT-A LADY's PEARL poRT-MoN.

Ia MAZE, with steel clasps, containing sum Of
money, was lost on "Wednesday morning, the 18th
instant, on 18th street, on II between 18th and
18th street. A suitable reward will he given IL
left al No. 517 Seventeenth street &C le-3ts
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oct 1876
NEW ROCKS

NEW BOOKS.
lust RECEIVED AT KENNEDY,S No 49e
~ Seventh street
Bertha, or tie Pope and the Emperor
Willy REILLY and his dear Colleen Bawn
BckertOn, or the Emigrant's Daughter
The Curse Of the Village, and the Happiness of
being Rich
The Blakes and the Flanagans, tale illustra-
tive or Irish Life in the United States
Memorial Of Christian Life or what n soul
newly converted TO God ought 10 do that il NAV
attain The perfection TO which II should aspire
Pictorial Story Books for the Young on the
model 81 the popular Bible Stories by Canon
Schmidt. OCT 10 "a
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ACADEMY OF NlUSIC.

CORNER OF NINTH AND ID STREETs.
ffNiE great demand by the public Of Washing
Il ton and Georgetown for good musical instruc-
ton, can only be complied with through the me
dunn Of the above Institution, which will open on
Monday, Oct. 9Th, 1855.
The Academy OF Music viii offer advantages I'm
the requirement OF musical knowledge superior
TO any in the country, and at such reasonable
rates OF remuneration as TO permit every one 10
afford a musical education.
Every branch OF Music will he under the imme-
diate surveillance Of masters Of acknowledged SUI
periority.
The Piano Forte Glasses OF Mr.. w. Henry
Palmer will be instructed in the Academy OF
Music. Composition, harmony, and thorough
Bass are important 10 all.
Vocal Classes are conducted by Mr.. w Palmer.
All communications for particulars, terms a. p,
to be made only 10
w. HENRY PALMER, Director
oct .ll street eoFnpF 18th
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II OST-A PO &C kET DIARY 1T contains
IL memoranda valuable TO the owner only. IL
contained also card, with the owners name,
and some letter stamps. The finder will receive
u reward by returning il 10 this office.
DC ISL
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FIRST OPENING OF PARIS Millinery.
MRS. BEHRENDS, GUST RETURNED
lV4 from New York, } will have her first
opening Of Splendid WINTER BON Aez
NETS, &c, on Tuesday, October 23d atEASs0
her Store, No. 373 Pennsylvania avenue, SsR
between \ and 9th streets, opposite the National
Hotel. grand display will await visiters.
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRIN Nc q A X ID = ~ y,

\ FORMERLY FANIER y GARDENO
On M Street, betLceeR Secentseafh Egg Afeesfk,
| OPENED every day in the week, and on sun
" day. No spurious liquors allowed, but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream &c, will be for sale.
Weber's Brass Band will perform every Mon
| day and Thursday evening, beginning at about
O'Clock. Admittance free. an 1e-3m
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MRS. EADER AND SISTER,
FASHIONABLE MILLINERS AND DRESS
MEKERs

win open on G street between 18th and 18th,
No. 32l, on Saturday, the goth instant.
&C 1855
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FUN, WONDER, AND DELI
wYMAN AND THE FIREMEN.

MR. W1MAN bus NEKl HfSfkCI-
lvI fully 10 announce that he will present 90 the
FIRE or HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
that purchases the largest sNu1ber Of Tickets 10
his Exhibitions -FOUR SUPERB COLORED
ENGRAVIN6S, each In a magnificent heavy
gilt and ornamental frame, valued al $40 (forty
dollars for the set
These Pictures represent the four Scenes in the
life Of a Fireman. and viii form fine ornaments
FOR the Lecture and Assembly Rooms Of the mem.
bers Of the Companies. They will be on erbibi-
ton every day in front Of Mr.. ELLlS'S Music
Store, between 9th and 10th streets, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Tickets same price, as usual and good FOR sd
mission 20 any Entsrtainment-and may be had
at Odd Fellows Hall from to N In the mom-
ing. and from 4 to in the afternoon also 81
Messrs FORD N BROTHERS Drug Store,
corner Of 1lth street and Pa. avenue, and JOHN
r. ELLIS's Music Store, Pa. avenue, between
9th ard 10th SITS.
IU The Pictures viii be presented AZ the close
Of the Exhibition on Saturday night. oct H-st
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Resides

w eral assortment OF elegant WATCHES,
rich JEwELRY Of the latest styles and pure
SILVER WARE of every description, we offer
a large assortment OF GOODS suitable FOR We'd
ding and oth er Presents.
w. NJ. GAIT BROTHER,
No 354 Pennsylvania avenue,
l9-3 between OH and lOtb 81.
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R@ATTENTiON, FIREMEN. Mr. wy
~ MAN very respectfully requests Of the
different Companies who are contending for those
beautiful Engravings that they make their returns
In full, at Odd Fellows Hall, THIS EVENING,
by O'Clock. oc 20
49, DIVINE SERVICE AT THE As
NJ SEMBLY'S CHURCH, corner 5th and
] streets, at III a m and p. m; on Sabbath, the
2lst instant Service by members OF the Lutheran
SYNOD, now in session I'm this city
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
&C COLT
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LIST OF LETTERS

RsmdiHiHg IN the Posi- One, Washington, %. c.
October ~, fS55
IOrdered 10 he advertised In the a. ErsniHg
STAR agreeable 10 the following section Of the
Post Office Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SEC. s. And be if further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for in any post
office In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
fished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall haze the largest
cireuIation within the range Of the delivery OF
said office, TO be decided by the postmaster al
such Office.
sTPersons applying letters In the following ust VII
please say they ar
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THE BOON RIFLE CORPS respect
~ fully announce To the citizens OF Wash
ington and vicinity that they intend giving Ball
on the 14th OF November, at Odd Fellows III all,
Navy Yard.
Particulars in a future advertisement
oc lS-3tx
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TAR RIA Il FOR SALE, IN EXCEL
~ lent order, for family use, made c&5&6
by Wood, Tomlinton, Son a. Co., New 90
York. Inquire at the Navy Yard Gate, where II c
Carriage can he seen. &C 1885
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ESHEAD QUARTERS FIRST REGI-
GA NENT THIRD BRIGADE NJ. ID. c.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, lSi5-The Regiment will
assemble, according TO law, for Review and Ex-
ercise on MONDAY the I'D instant, at 10 clock
a m, on the usual parade ground.
Officers commanding Companies will Issue cor
responding orders, and be in line with their CON-
mands precisely at the hour.
By order of Colonel HICKEY:
&C 1873. y. +. BACON, Adiutant
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MRS. n, A. PUTNEY,


Pa Arsun. bet,rsea 7th and sra streets (r,yt
door 10 W. X. Riley's,l
DESPECTFULI.l ANNOUNCES TO THE
II Ladies' Of Washington and vicinity, that ".
ment OF FRENCH HATS and HEAD ~
DRESSES. Also, handsome assortment q,
MANTELS for Ladies, and Children's FANCY
CLOAKS. oc ls-3fs
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T OST- BRAIDED II Al R Cross
II tipped at each end with gold The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving Il at Mrs;
SCOTS, 425 Pennsylvania avenue.
nc IS-3ts
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w. HENRY PALMER, Director,
octi 2l} street corner 18th

GS REWARD.-BROKE AWAY FROM
PO Riiey's Wharf, on Monday after r -. -
noon, a small black ard white Buffalo 80
COW. No ear marks recollected The WA
hair round the eyes is perfectly black; supposed
TO have part OF the rope around her neck The
above reward will be paid IL she Is delivered 10
John Van Riswick, on the Island, or TO the sub
scriber, in Georgetown.
&C 1S-I John B. NEWTON
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LNOH SALE-A ONE HORSE FAMILY
II CARRIAGE, old style. For partic- oxGaAR,
ulars enquire on the premises, corner OF ESl
Maryland avenue and 18th street, west Side ali
so, brick stable for rent, on the above premises
oc 1887