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WHOLESALE ExECUrIONs.-Recepta accounts
from Canton say the execution of the rebel,
had been going on for some time, at the rate
of seven and eight hundred day Asmanv
as ten thousand had been got rid of. Several
were skinned alive, and one higher crimina
than the rest was cut in twenty four pieces
lingering, dying
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ACCIDENT AT A FUNERAL.-At the funeral
Of Mr.. Ireson, at Lynn, Mass, on Monday, the
entry floor fell through, precipitating some
twelve ladies into the cellar. No one was Sc
riOusly injured. The house was built one
hundred and thirty years ago, and Mr.. Ireson
had resided in the same house eighty-s six wears
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Stock Transactions

New YORK, Nov. l.-Stocks are lower. Sales
of Fries 49,; Cleveland and Toledo Railrsad
6ei; Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad IS:
Illinois Central 92i; Reading Railroad s4t;
Canton Company p; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany 96.; Cumberland Coal Company 34f;
Michigan Central Railroad 9li; Michigan
Southern Railroad 80; Galena and Chicago
Railroad 1881; Virginia SIS 94i
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NOR RENT OR SALE-A CONVENIENT
IL two story brick dwelling and adjoining frame
building, formerly occupied by the subscriber,
containing eight or ten rooms, besides cellars and
attcs, with a large garden attached. This prop
ery is situated on New Jersey avenue, little be-
low the brick bridge, south of and within few
minutes walk Of the Capitol, and win be either
rented or sold on favorable terms.
Apply to RICHARD BARRY, No % Missouri
avenue. &C 2-6t
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GAS FIXTURES.

WE HAVE ON HAND, AND ARR CON
w stantly re- Giving from the celebrate factory
of Cornelius and Baker every variety Of SAB
CHANDELIERS and BRACKETS, Of the n wv
est style and finish, and al factory prices Espe
cIal attention il asked 10 the new three and -four
Lights (F rench pattern
Those who have houses already fitted for Gas
would do well To call and zee before purchasing.
Agents for Kidder's Royulstor-when properly
applied a saving Of twenty 70 twenty i've per cent
ia consumption Of Gas.
Gas Pipes inserted any and everywhere FL the
lowest rates, usual.
J. w THOMPSON BRO,
2e0 Pa. avenue, bet. 10Th and llth cts.
&C H-eo2W
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BY A. GREEN, Aucticneer

BY A. GREEN. Aucticneer
JIOUSEHULD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
l. ture at AuctiOn.-On MONDAY, the S b
of November, shall sell, at the residence Of Mrs
Taylor, on 18th, between L and streets north,
at 10 O'Clock M an excellent assortmtn mt OF fur.
nitJ re, viz:
Mahogany Sofas
Do spring seat Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do marble top Centre, Card and other Ia
DO sidebo.rd, Bureaus ard Dressing las
II poplar and pine Wardrobes AMI Dressing Te-
blss
20 cherry sad maple Bedsteads and Wa hs,aads
10 Feather Beds
hair and II shuck Mat.res Is
A large and general assortment of Bedding
china, Glass, Crockery aid StoneTss
TaGlr Cutlery, &c.
Girdndoies solar, ha.l ara ether Lamps
Three ply, stair and other Carpets and Rugs
Cane ana wood seat Chairs and pi.,e Tables
Cooking. alright and other Stores
With large assortment NJ Kitchen REQUISITES
With many other articles which We deem upne
cessary 10 enumerate.
Terms All srHls Of ana under $50 cash over
$50 credit of 90 and ~ days for notes satisfac-
torily endorsed, besapRH tntere.t
The House is aseo Tor rent Inquire en- the
premises
OF sud A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
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M AHSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of two wits
lVl OF Fieri Facias, issued from the Clerks Of
flee OF the Circuit Court OF the District Of Column
bia, for the county OF Washington, and to me d.
rected, shall expose TO public sale, for cash, on
Nj before the Court house door Of said County
the following described property, 10 wit: All Of
Lot No. y Ia Square No. 5l3, beginning ct
point on Fourth street west l37 feet IN hes due
south from the north east corner OF sad Square
5i3; thence running due south with the line of
said street 50 feet 70 the southeast corner OF said
GO uare thence due west with the north line of
81 foot alley, 81 feet thence due north on q line
parallel with said Fourth street 80 feet and
Themes due east 50 feet TO the point OF beg inning
In the city Of ashington, seized and levied unon
and will be sold TO satisfy Judicials Nos 81 and
IS to October term, 1854, In favor of Jaine-4C
Mcclure and John France
ID. HOOVER
Marhal f0T the District OF Columbia
oct lS-dtd
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BY JAS. c. AkGUIRE. Auctioneer

BY JAS. e. eGUIRE. Apctioneer.
4 VERY ESthaBIE THREE.sfO3f
IA Brick clearinghouse at AUction-On
MONDAY afternoon, the 5th Of November, AZ 4
O'Clock, shall offer for sale in front Of the prem
ises, on 18th street, between q and n the three
story front and back Building the east side, In
one Of the best neighborhoods in the city IL Is
built in the best Uanner the wiadov are OF plate
glass In the second story, eIte ndiI To tie dGOr
corridor or balcony running across the front, in
side Veneti an blinds to all The front windows the
front house heated by a portable furnace In tue
cellar. The House contains ten rooms besides
kitchen, pantry, and bath room. The bath room
Is supplied with hot and cold water from large
cists m la the yard and pump IN the kitchen Gas
In all the passages and ten Of the rooms; the prem
Uses and bathroom completely drained nv prop
eIly-cOnstTucted sewers the whole together form
Ing one Of the most desirable private residences Of
the size IN the city. The Carpe.s, which are
Brussels and new, will lie disposed OF . fair
price TO the purchasers Of The house, if desired.
Any person DESTROYS Of examining the House
aud premises can do so by cal ing upon j. VI.
Dom, at the House Furnishing Wa ero0ns OF
Doom Bro Co, on 9th rect.
Terms of sale: 3 900 I'm cash the residue al
one and two years, with interest. The defer, d
paymants secured by deed OF trust upon the house,
and full aud sufficient title given upon the pay
ment OF the - 600 J. @. MCGUIRE
oc I'D Auctiope<F
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5. r. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE a. TRUNK EBTABLISHMENT.

5. r. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE Il TRUNK EBTABLiSHMENT.
Pa. arenNe. bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
lust RECEIVED A GOOD ASSORTMENT
~ OF Ladies', Misses's, aud Chidren's, nShD
Gents, Boys and Youths BOOTS and
SHOES which will sell cheap for cash.
FOR LADIES.
Cashmere double sole long Caters, water proof
French Lasting heel and button do.
French Cashmere do do
French GliceIious toilet white and blk kid Slip
pers
French Caters, all colors, with and without tips
Misses and childrens black, blOnze and coloreG
heel Caters
Misses and children's morocco kouble sole tipped
and plain Boots
FOR GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS.
French patent leather and calf dOubl. sole double
upper Boots
French patent leather and calf double sole long
Button CATERS
French patent leather and calf Oxford Ties
French calf Bolts at s3 50 worth SIS
For Boys and Youths l can supply all that give
me a call with Boots and Shoes.
have splendid assortment Of Boots and Shoes
for servants, which | am confident l can furnish
at fair prices.
Give me call and examine for yourselves at
$. p. HOOVER'S,
&C 8-tf Iron Hall
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Mayor Towers in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov.l.-MsyOr Towers, Of your
city, accompanied by J. II. Bradley, Capt J.
b. Tate, and other members Of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute, arrived here at half past
10 O'Clock, and were met at the depot by q
committee on the part Of the Maryland Ipsti-
tute. The train contained large humble. u
citizens of Washington
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q The editor Of the Eddyville Qowa) Free
Press boasts of lady of that place under
twenty-One years of age, has been the mother
OF seven children.
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III DR.. Curtis,s Inhalins yauor.-D,

III DR.. Curtis's Inhalins yapor.-Dr
JOHNS, one OF the most celebrated physicians In
New York writes as follows
DIR. CURTIs-Dear Sir: Having witnessed the
excellent effects Of Your HYGEANA OR IN
HALING HYGEAS VAPOR AND CHERRY
SYRUP, In q case Of Chronic Bronchitis, and
being much In favor Of counter irritation in afec-
lions Of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs 1
can therefore cheerfully recommend your Nedica-
ted Apparatus, as being the most con venient and
e8ectlal mode OF applying anything Of the kind
have ever seen No doubt thousands Of persons
may he relieved, and many cured, by using your
remedies
You are at liberty to use this In any way you
may think proper. Respectfully, yours, &C.,
c. JOHNS, NJ. d.,
No. coo Houston street, New York.
CAUTlON.-Dr Curtis Hygeana is the orig
inal and only genuine article. oc Palm
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FRos UTAH.-The News states that on the
18th Of August millions of grasshoppers de-
scended on the settlements north of Utah
county, destroying every thing green in their
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GRAIN POR ENGLAND.-It ia stated in the
New York Commercial that a remittance of
10000 in gold was received by the Africa, TO
be employed in grain purchases in this coun-
try for shipment to England. This is a signif-
cant fact
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IPMore Cured !-Sixteen more cases are re-
ported at the Office, % South Eighth street, all
cured OF Rheumatism. All live In Philadelphia
Seven Were cured within an hour; two cured In
ten minutes and one cured In three DAYS Others
were cured Of various complaints and pains, by
the ''E!serie OH" to be had at 80 South Eighth
street. DE GRATH& Co
oct lS-tr SfOTT Il CO, Agents
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BRIDAL, BlTH.DAY, AND OTHER
PRESENTS.

HUTCHINSON & MUNRO HAVE JUST
Il L opened beautiful assortment of fine Goods
suitable for presents, 10 which they invite atten
ton. They enHmerate in part as follows:
Work Stands, Ca6as, Work Boxes, Sewing Bids
Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Glove Boxes
Backgammon Boards, Watch Stands, Shell and
Alabaster Cushion Stands, Tablets, Card Cases
Portmonna e., &C. Also, constantly on hand all
kinds Of Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles and Per
fumery. HUTCHINSON q MUNRO,
80 Pennsylvania avenue,
oct ~ bet 9th and 10th streets.
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III DIR. Hoofland's Celebrated Germa n
Biae's.-The condition Of the stomach Is Of vital
importance. No man, woman child can he
healthy unless the work Of digestion is regularly,
Thoroughly and vigorously performed With three
feurths Of civilized society this is not the case
And yet the remedy is within the reach Of all
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared
by DIR G M. Jackson, Philadelphia, will as sure
ly create regular and healthy action Of the stom
ach as oil will lessen the friction Of machinery.
Let the victim Of dyspepsia or indigestion in any
Of Its forms, try II, and we guarantee a good ap-
petite, physical vigor, firm nerves, sound sleep BY
night, and increased chserfulness by day.
See advertisement sep la-3m
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FOREIGN MUSIC.

lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT,
- southwest corner OF Pa. avenue, llth and ID
str cts, Star Buildings, from the most popular Bu-
Npsan Composers Czerny, Burgmuller, Abt,
Wofsohn, Jean Weber, Splinter, 0ietschef, Sal n
Mezes, Oberthur, Kliegl, Neumsnn, Carl Manh
&C % GEO. HlLBCS, Agent
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g The Indians regard thin husk on corn
as an indication of a mild winter. This being
true, the one just approaching will be of the
gentle kind, as the husks are said to be very
thin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

@An ignorant man from the country in
quires whether mock turtle soup is made out
of tortoise SHELL cats?
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I OST-ON MONDAY, the goth instant,
IL PARROT, with white and purple head, d
ring on one foot and talks little. Was last seen
near the Wesleyen's Church, on the island
liberal reward will be given for its recovery, by
SUSAN EVENs, POS Second street, near Mary
lard avenue oc 3O-2t*
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Ia Hon. Edison d. Olds has been extremely
Ill at his residence in Ohio, from which, q Re
cent letter says, he was slowly recovering.
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MRS. CifOaTE

WILL OPEN HER FALL AND WINTER
w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY next, ~
October s0th. She is readySo attend pune ~
IN lily to all orders fhe Ladies' may favor her ~
with. Corner Of Louisiana avenue and OH street,
oct l5-tf HntelD
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| .rELBeRAPHc news
REPoRTED FOR THE EVENING STAN.
Non-Arival Of the steamer.

Nrw YoRK, Nov. IL Pm .-There 10 yet
no signs Of the Baltic, now in her thirteenth
day out from Liverpool. t.rr
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-TwO Metal
w Finishers For good workmen 80 per day.
Apply at Clark Mills Foundry, near Washington.
oc 40 ~
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
q al n

BY A GREEN, AuctlOnevT.
CTOCK OF NEW AND SECONDHAND
~ Furniture ut Auction.-On FRIDAY, the
I'd day Of November, at 10 O'Clock u. m, I will
sell, at the Furniture Store OF J. w Hauptman
No. 405 Ninth street, three doors from Pennsylvd
Ma avenue, who IS about 10 change his business
o good assortment OF z niture, such as
Dressing and other Bureaus and Lounges
Chairs, Bedsteads, Feather Beds
Mattresses, Tin Ware
Glass and Crockeryware, &c.
Terms S25 and under, cash over that SUM
credit of two and four months, for notes saiisfsc
torilv endorsed, bearing interest.
oc 3U-d A GREEN. Auctioneer
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IL As the Season approaches for Gentle.
men to replenish their Wardrobe we would ad
wise those In want Of fashionable articles Of dress
TO visit the Marble Hall Clothing Emporium Of
" y ii w A l. X T. X Il CO, Bro,caS' Hotel
Building, where may be found everything that Is
new and fashionable for Gentlemen and Youths
wear, in Ready made Clothing and Furnishing
IiOO1S
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THB MARYLAND BAPTIST UNION AssscIA.
TON assembled at the Second Baptist Church,
Baltimore, yesterday morning.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Boston, after which letters were read
from some thirty churches, including the Dis
trict Of Columbis, showing the church gener-
ally to be in healthy condition
The Association elected j. w. NJ William;
as Moderator, and A. Fuller Crane clerk.
Ii appears, from the published proceedings.
that Mr. Richards, of tbs committee appointe |
TO yisit the Columbia College at the last meet
ing Of the Association, presented a repoI t
stating that the institution is in n fiourishin,
condition. There are now sixty four scholars
in the college department, and eighteen in
the preparatory department, a larger number
than at any other time The report is accom-
panied by resolutions looking to an increa. Q
Of the endowment to S1Oo, 900, and appointing
the 81 Thursday in February to be observed
as day Of fasting and prayer.
We notice, among the names of the dele
gates, those of the Rev. g. W Samson and A
ROCKWELL, esq, of this city.
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WANTED-A COMPETENT MAN as Cap
w tains Steward Of an United States vessel
about to sail from New York. For further par
culars enquire Of the Barber at the United States
Hotel. &C 3Q-3t*
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EVENING STAR,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ALL HALLow EEN.-From prudential mo-
tiyes, We refrained from stating, in our last
paper, that Wednesday night was what is
called ALI Hallow E'en;" for, on such ocea
sions, Juveniles find fun Z" in exercising bane-
full spirits, in their own irritating manner,
and annoying housekeepers by pounding lus-
tily at their doors, pulling their bells, and in
tying cabbages mot purchased for that pur-
posel to door-knobs; and indulgiug themselves
in other diversions, not as agreeable to their
victims as to themselves We feared that a
prior announcement Of the event would re-
mind many Of the youngsters of an event
which has, from time immemorial, been seized
upon by their predecessors for purposes of
sport. However, We miscalculated; the little
rascals were as well posted as ourselves, and
accordingly celebrated IAN Hallow Fen
according 10 the ancient methods.
But the sport Of some of them was not
all on their own part. A party having al
most pulled away o bell-handle by their
desperate ringing, and then ran off to enjoy a
hearty laugh, returned to repeat that inter
esting performance. In the interval, a yourg
lady hastened to an upper window, provided
with o pitcher Of water; and so soon as the
leading spirit took hold of the bell-kpob. TO
give 1t another strong jerk, he was disagree.
ably surprised by a shower-bath from the
aforesaid window. The boys scampered of.
in double-quick time, "guffawing' at the re-
eipient Of the aqueous honor,
Again: crowd of boys on the same street
put themselves to the trouble Of conveying a
heavy plank to q dwelling house, intending to
30 arrange 10 that when the servant should
open the door the timber would fall into the
passage, and thus occasion an extraordinary
alarm" big noise" But the gentleman Of
the house, Oyerhearing the discussion of their
plan, stationed himself in an alley, and Mt the
most critical moment of their performances he
stepped oat and seized the ringleader by the
collar. His companions fed to the music of
their captive fellOw-in other words, his
screams ard Implications for mercy The
citizen relt ised mis- prisoner after limiting to
him that Ii he and his party should repeat
their spot they might, probably be accommo-
dated with lodging at the guard house,
Hallow Fen in old times especially, afforded
an occasion for lovers to "try their sweet.
hearts )" but in these latter days, we are in
formed, the Germans in Pennsylvania then cut
their cabbage for saur-kraut! There NAV be
tender hearted readers who may think that
the mention OF those two subjects in one para
graph Is q gross association of ideas
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ByA. GREEN, Auctoneet
THREE EXCELLENT WORK HORSES
IL At Auctien.-Win be added to the sale 10
take place al the FERN OF the late J. Nj. kraft
deceased, near the Columbian College, on FRI
DAY, the I'd instant. three fine Work Horses, one
Of which Is a superior riding horse.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a m
nov lit A. GREEN, Auct.
BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, AuctioneeTs
VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE Stock
of New Fur fture ut Auction On
TUESDAY morning next, November 9th, 81 10
O'Clock, we shall sell, AT the House furnishing
wareroons OF Mr.. c. o. Wall, on 9TH street. be-
tween ID and l., who Is about changing his bus
mess, his very large and extensive assortment Of
Furniture, part Of which was made to order and
Q! the best materials. Among which may be
found
I handsome sc: Of Rosewood Parlor Furniture,
covered with green and gold BIocatelle
Handsome Walnut snd Mahogany Sofas
Tete a-TeteS and Divans
Handsome mahogany and walnut marble top Ia
bies, large assortment, some very handsome
aud newest patterns
Walnut and oak Commodes and Etageres
Handsome mahogany and walnut French, Jenny
Lind, Cottage, Maple and other Bedstesds,
large assortment
Handsome walnut and mahogany marb!e.top,
plain and other Bureaus
seveTal complete beautiful sets Cottage Chamber
Furniture, various styles
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Walnut and Cherry Extension, dining, aud other
Tables
Walnut, mahogany and other wsrdrobes
Mahogany, walnut and gilt frame Mirrors
w alnut and mahogany Whatnots, Toilet Tables
Hatracks, Rout and other Tables
Walnut and mahogany marble top, plain, and
| other Washstanas, large assortment
| Walnut and Mahogany Arm, Easy and Nurse
Cane and wood Chairs cane and woodsea
Rockers
| Walnut and oak cane and wood seat Once Chair,
Clocks, 80 hour and s day, large assortment
With many other articles which are usually keLt
in House-furnishing Store which are unne
| cessary TO enumerate; altogether forming one
| ofthe most complete assortments of uraituIt
ever offered at Auction in this city, and vel
worthy the attention Of dealers and person,
furnishing.
Terms: All sums under $50 cash: over $50 q
credit Of 80, 90 and 80 days. with notes satisfaco
| lilly endorsed, bearing interest
| WALL, BARNARD & CO,
| nov Id Auctioneers.
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TOTS FOR ga l. E.-TWO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots In rapidly improving
Teigh6orhood for saie on tsx Ssdfs' credit
Apply to J. II. DRURY.
fy diff
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FIRE" "F-I-E-R-Rn'-This was the start.
ling cry which resOunded throughout the city
this morning, at ten O'Clock, and then con-
nenced the ding dong of the bells, and soon
the machines" were heard rattling in the
streets, with voeiferstiOns OF Away with
her, " Pull away, boys :" and such like ex-
Carnations. Merchants and their clerks rushe
10 their doors, while not few people, hasten
ing to the middle Of the Avenue, strained
their eyes TO ascertain the precise direction of
the "f-e-r-r." "Where is it''' asked a score
of individuals in the same breath, and the
reply came naturally 81 don't know" So
the crowds leisurely withdrew, the alarms Of
both voices and bells ceased, and the Perse, -
which had been hauled as far westward Is the
KirkwOod House, was turned round, and thir
ty or more boys returned with her" to the
engine house.
While we admired the prsmptitude of re-
spending &c the alarm, which was false, We
were glad that no one lost his property by the
agency of fire. As il was, the occurrences al
fOrded US material for paragraph, although
we are not prepared to say that the origina-
tors Of the innocent disturbance, aware Of the
scarcity of items, projected it merely as 8 mat
ter for our especial accommodation.
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w. HENRY PALMEa'S PIANO FORTE
CLASSES.

an EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND
n Gentlemen Is now forming at the Academy
Of Music. Application TO be made to Mr.. w.
HENRY PALMER, 233 street, at the Acad-
envy Of Music, corner Of and 9th streets. &C Is
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NOR RENT OR LEASE-THE COMING
l. dious "Cencert Room'' at Forrest Hall
Georgetown. Length Of room SIS feet, width as
feet, height Of ceiling % feet Accommodations
complete. Apply to B. FORREST, Georgetown
o. iS-lW
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AF FEW EN-
w terprising men. Of good address, and to So
licit orders for the illustrated Works now being
polished by Virtue, Emmins Il Roberts Men OF
the right stamp can do well, and may obtain fur
ther information by applying personally to CHAS
EMERSON, No Fowler Building. 9TH street
near F.. nov l-3t%
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"AN TIE D-EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can save ten per cent by purchas-
ing their DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and
CAPS at HALLS Great Cheap Cash Store, No
373 Seventh street, fourth door above I.
oc Slim
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NOR REST-sINGLE ROOMS, OR AN
Il eutire story consisting Of ,hree commcdious
rooms, can be obtained at No. 81 south side Pa.
Avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. oct 10
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Doom FOR RENT.-A pleasant Room In the
IL third story, with or without furniture Apply
to u EO WILLNER'S Paper. hanging Store, AGA
Ninth street. sep a-tf