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SILk EMRROiDEnY.

Mrs. NJ. F. SCRIyNER would respectfully
WI inform the Ladies o. G"a2ssiEs IN George.
town, and Alexandria, that she has resumed her
Embroidery and Fancy Needle Work at No 339
street, over Mr.. John +. Ellis's Music Store,
where she hopes by endeavors TO please, and very
moderate prices, to receive share OF their former
liberal encouragemenE Talmas, Clocks, Dresses,
Children's Clothing, Flannel, dc, embroi tered
on any material or any color at short notice
oct ls-n%
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DANCISG ACADE MY,
At Carusi's saloon.

A EWIS CARUSI ANNOUNCES THAT HE
will resume the duties Of his profession at bis
Salnon, ON Tuesday, October 9Th, where he will
receive pupils for the season in the various styles
of Dancing.
Days and hours Cf tuition On Tuesdays and
Thursdays for young Ladies from 3 p. m. to S;
for Boys from to and for Gentlemen from
60 p IN
The Saloon will be rented for Balls, Concerts
Dinners, SuPpers, Lectures, &c., on reasonable
terms, by application TO the Agent, Mr.. Charles
ker, at the Saloon. oct lI-eo3t
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THE TURNER'S BALL-The ball Of the
Georgetown German Turner's, given at June
mans hall, in this city, last night was crowd
ed. Weber's eOtillOn band otfciated, and the
dance was kept up until late hour There
was larger number OF pretty German girls
present than ever before cOngregated in Wash
ingtOn ut a similar entertainment, who waltzed
with that gusto with which Germans only lin
Americal participate III that particular amuse-
ment. The Turner's went through their exer-
ciSes in the course Of the evening, and were
yociferously applauded, for they acquitted
themselves admirably. So, also, did the Sing
er-band, who entertained the company repeat
edly with national and other songs in the Ger
man language.
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

TIME undersigned have Dissolved all partner
Il ship in the Painting business from this date.
All deb;s due TO the undersigned 70 be paid 10
Mr.. GEO. III. VARNRLL, and he Is held accounts
able for all debts contracted for the rm up TO this
date. Therefore, persons indebted to us will pay
him, and these to whom the hrm are Indebted
will call ON him for payment. ss.- .g--.s.. .
Given under our hands this LIST day Of OsioEer,
1855. mo. w. MANklNS,
GEO. II, VARNELI F.. F..
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4 Satisfactorily, while juvenile de-
scendant of Ham was looking, with grin of self
evident satisfaction, at the gold fish sportin in
their - native element, and with which our
friend John Reese, the gas filter, ornamen ts.
in part, his store, a white man suddenly ap-
preached, and bumped the young ones head
rial, and thus Occasioning a loss of fifteen dol
lars to the worthy and enterprising proprietor
1t is pity that the pale-faced destructive
cannot be arrested, and made to suffer for his
wantOn sport.
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DASCISG.

DROF. II. w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
pleasure in announcing to his numerous
friends and the public generally, that he has
again returned, and will resume the duties of his
School on or about the 18th Of October, 1855 Due
notice will he given Of the time and place for in
struction.
Several new and beautiful ID inces and Waltzes
Will be sddsd to his already well filed Pro-
gramrne Of fashionable Dances. All who desire
to join Prof Numbers Glasses are politely re-
qussted to do so Immediately upon the opening
A subscription list Is now open at Mr. John + .
Ellis llusie store, Pa. avenue, near 10th street
oct lift
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ENVELOPES, 80 CENTS PER 1000.

4 LARGE LOT OF GOOD ADHESIVE EN-
"A VELOPES, FOR business purposes, at from
80 cents per 900 aud upwards
Also Document Envelopes, Of various qualities
Alham0ra and kliZabethan Bath, and NOTE
PAPER, with Envelopes to suit
Drawing Paper, Bristol, Boards, Monocromatic
Boards, Tracing Paper, and Cloth, Crayons,
Ma heIaitical Instruments, Water COlors. &c
For sale at the lowest prices at the Book Store
OF GRAY i BALLANTINE,
Oct 1875 40 Seventh street
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VIVIAN, the Prince Of Magicians, opened at
Odd Fellows Hall last night to an OVERLOOKING
house; and, as usual, gave general satisfac-
ton. lie is one Of the most expert mapi-
clans We have ever seen. Some of his tricks"
are, indeed, miracSlou and beyond the com
prehension of spectators. He is accompanied
by his efficient and gentlemanly agent, Mr..
Toy It will be seen by his advertisement that
he gives an afternoon exhibition at 5 O'Clock ON
Saturday next. This will afford an Opportu-
nifty for families and the children to witnes,
the incomprehensible fests Of this great Aser-
lean magician.
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A MYSTERY ExPLAISED.-Last night not 4
lew persons were painfully excited, a report
oeing Incirculation that one Of our distinguished
citizens had disappeared under circumstances
involving his personal safety, and perhaps re-
moving him beyond the cares Joys, and hon
CRADLE positions of this bustling world. He
ha1 been at home TO his dinner; n meal from
EaIeh he could, by no means, be induced to
abstain, even on day specifically set apart
ior faLSt!itg and prayer and he had been
seen IN the afternoon In company with friends
who take a profound interest in his welfare
among them was quiet, sober-minded old
gentleman, who, though apt to be seen in COM
Pany With the boys" at times, only dreams
Oh giving them good advice, and keeping them
OG' OF scrapeS In which the unsuspecting and
IlrtuOus are apt To get involved such as those
u which he himself was exposed, perhaps a
quarter OF century agO-a good old boy, a
"ehevolent old boy, with spectacles on nose,
ana sometimes, the ribands' in hand,) i'll
.Ae matter of watching over the morals Of his
yuniors-a sly and Yenomous anti-KnOw Moth
Ius I'D wretch, however, in politics, some
say though the very best of old fellows when
%Hu where politics are out Of the way-a glo-
nous Old dog, too, when fun is in the wind
SAd 'heTe may be a chance Of making folks
happy.
Many were the inquiries last night concern
Ms me whereabouts of the missing one, our
ny nope and pride, but We have not learned
1s'Aer VI not the bellman was employed TO
.iHs Llm into the presence Of those who were
NJ earnestly seeking for the absent citizen.
dld Lot hear, until early this morning,
- 'He circumstances attending this affair; and
1Aeh II Was that a report reached US that a
I,e' attached 10 fractured and invalid
,1oSfy' was seen standing ca the canal-appa-
~ calm, statue-!ike-but by 10 means re-
:, Patience on n monument, smiling
r,eii ~ least, there was no such poetic
S-nilatljn. But where was the driver Of the
,,'asnenisry vehicle! All, that was the i'm
question! A stray cap on the canal
tn. and the tail Of coat, or something
ti.I. the Imagination had so transformed or
n,,IIA spearing from the surface Of the
t. water, oceasioned n chill TO the spec
o-S, especially to those who were without
'T I al that early hour in the morning,
81, a NIUE fishing or bobbin' around, 4" how
80 ~, satisfied the crowd that no defnnct body,
''A'I Than the " eOrpOrosities" Of dead dogs,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Latest from Norfolk

Norfolk, Oct IS, 10 m.--0n SATURDAY, seven
new cases occurred among the returned alb
sentees. On Sunday there were three deaths,
two Of which were Of the new cases,
The authorities advise that none Of the re-
fugees now abroad should return before the
first Of November
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IL Bakers Bitters-This home manufac.
,uLed remedy for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and
other diseases arising from disordered stomach
&c, Is rapidly winning its way to favor wherever
II Is Introduced. We were shown letter on Satur
day last from gentleman in Hanover, who de-
Gares that after six years intense suffering with
dyspepsia and nervous headache, during which
ulle lie used with little or no effect, a great va
Tety Ot medicines recommended by others he has
Deen perfectly cured Of both annoyances by the use
or fOur bottles OF BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrERs
W TN >nch unquestionable endorsements we think
at Those who are afflicted and yet fail to try this
remedy, deserve TO suffer Capt Baker is one of
our mos; reliable citizens and we feel perfec,Iv
satisfied that under no circumstances Would he
recommend the use of his Bitters where he did NOT
think that good would result from so doing, For
cholera mOrbus and such like complaints we know
these bitters are excellent, having had freouent
occasions TO Try them.-RiehmOnd Morning MaiI
Price 50 cents per bottle.
To be had Of CHAS. STOTT CO. Wash.
ington, ID: CT CANDY T. HATCH, and SETH
8; HANCE, Baltimore; and by Druggists every.
where cost
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By JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE OF THREE VAIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALU.
l. allie Brick Dwelling houses and unex-
pired term Of Lease of Lots, with privilege
OF purchase, &C., on the corner OF 9Th street
west and y street nOrth.-By virtue Of a deed
In trust, bearing date on TIE 18th OF September
1854. and recorded i'm Libsr ]. 4 No S. To-
lies g., &c, the subscriber will sell at public sale
on MONDAY, the 5th OF November. Ie55 ut <
O'Clock p. IN, On the premises all the unexpiIed
term OF ceTte In lease from Ulysses Ward AlCv-
sius Nj. Clements bearing date on the LIST day Of
June, l-Jl, and recorded on the 10Th day Of une
1851, Of Lots Nos. = and 3, in Samuel Moments
subdivision Of Square No. 399, with the privilege
Of purchase, &c. therein reserved and contained !;
and also all the buildings and improvements erec-
ted on said Lots. Said Lots front fifty feet on
street west by ninety four feet four inches on n
street north and the buildings and Improvements
consist Of three well built and comfortable brio k
dwelling houSes, with back buildings &C. ard
offer favorable opportunity " procuring ccm-
Portable dwellings or making Investments
The tenaS OF Sale w II be: - 5lUcash the bal
anee in o, 70, -, 81 so, and % months for n0ies
bearing interest from day of sale secured by deed
of trust upon the property and II not complied
With In six days after the sale. the property will
he reso d, at the risk and expense Of the pufchaS
erS, upon one week notice All conveyancIng
81 the expense Of the purchasers
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee
las. 4. MCGUIRE Auct'T
oct l3-3taWAnS
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WILL OPEN, On SATURDAY, OCTO.
w her 18th, the most fashionable style --z-N
OF Fall and Winter Bonnets, Ribbons, "a ~
Flowers and Hair Dresses, TO which they Nv
invite they invite the attention of their former Gus
TONERS ana the Ladies generally Their store
will be kept supplied. Please call at No. 277 on
fennsyl vania avenue, south side, between 10th
and 18th streets. or II-am
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LNOR RENT-THAT VERY VALUABLE
Il and elgibly situated Store belonging to Mr.
Andrew COyle, four doors east Of the Market on
the south side Pa avenue. 1t is considered one
Of the very best stands In the city for first class
business Of any description, and will he rented to
any uneIt eptiOnabe tenant, and immediate pos
session given. Apply t. Charles Bradley or Leon
Coyle, Of the firm Of Campbell Coyle.
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y. q. HOoVER'S IRON HALL BOOT
- SHOE 4 TRUNK ESTABIISH NENT.
aCADEnIY OF MUSIC.

= CoRSkR OF NINTH AND ID STREET.
IVA great demand by the public Of Washing
Il ton and George;own for good musical instruc-
tlon, can only be complied with through the me-
dunn Of the above institution, which viii open on
Monday, Oct. 9Th, 1855.
The Academy of Music VIII offer advantages ip
me requirement Of musical knowledge super ios
TO any In the country, and at such reasonable
rates or remuneration as 10 permit every one to
afford a musical education.
Every branch Of Music will be under the imme-
diate surveillance Of masters Of &c knowledged SUI
periortv.
The Piano Forte Glasses OF Mr.. w. Heury
Palmer will be instructed IN the Academy Of
Music. Composition, harmony, and thorough
Bass are important 20 all.
Vocal CLASSES are conducted by Mr.. w Palmer
i All communications for particulars, terms, &c,
TO bc made only TO
w. HENRY PALMER, Director,
oct 2ei street corner l4tb
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By a. GREEN, Auctionser
TEtRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALCABIEIN

By \. GREEN, AuCtionser.
rENRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALCABLEI
Il proved Property.--By virtue Of deed of
trust bearing date June lith, 1854, and duly
reco.ded in Liter }. a. = No. 81, foliOs 45g
&c, 1 Will sell at public sale, in frcat OF the
premises Oh FRIDAY the 10Th Instant, at g D.
IN ,:that valuable and desirable improved piece
OF property Known as part OF Lot 2. square 527 ,
situated on the corner Of 4th and 1 streets and
running north along the line of lth street IS feet:
thence east 81 feet thence south 80 fest 10 the
line OF street; thence west along the line OF
said 80 feet to ith street, the place Of b. gin
ming, containing ,995 square feet. mere @, less
The Improvements consist OF one tWO-s.oIy and
attic brick house, with two story back building.
stable, and carriage house; one three-storv brick
house with three story back building, staUie nd
carriage hoass and one two-story frame build
ing; all in good and tenaE;tbe condition
The property Is capable OF division and Will be
sold 10 suit purchasers.
Terms Of sale One third cash TN, renainJe,
In three equal payments II :. "A twelve and e'ob,
cen months, with intcfest, secured by a deed Of
trust -. =
Tie terms Of the sale 10 be complied W ith I'm
five days, and in default therein the Trustee re-
serve the right to resell the premises at the cost
and risk Of the first purchaser
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost
j. CARROLL BRENT, Trustee. @
A. GREEN;
oc li-eoScs .rE Auctioneer.
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By A. GREEN. Auctiones

By A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE BY ORDER
IA of the Orphans Court.-O FRIDAY,
the 18th instant, shall SELL at 10 O'Clock M. At
the late residence of Martha A. Sanderson. de-
ceased, on the Piscataway Road. second house
over the Eastern Branch bridge, near the Navy
Yard all the personal effects OF the deceased con-
siSlng of general assortment Of Household Fur
nit6e.
Terms cash
BY order OF the Administrator:
oct l6-3t A GREEN, AuctiopePr
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Stink Transactions

New YORK Oct. l6.-Stocks are firm Sales
at the first board Of Fries at $50; Reading
Railroad. IS; Cumberland Coal Co. 27t; Michs
Central Railroad, 9Si: Delaware and Hudson
Canal, %; Virg' mia 5's CIT.
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BY c. w. BoTELER, Anetioncer.

BY e. w. BoTELER, Anetioncer. re- ..
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
~ oa III street, between 18th and 18th sts.
at AuCtiOn.-Un SATURDAY afternoon, Octo
her 18th, shall SELL the premises, at ~ o'clt
Lots Nos and 10, in Davidson subdivision OF
square No. 220 fronting 80 feet inches on II It q.
between llth and 18Th streets, depth Isl feet, TO
20 feet alley.
The attention Of those desiring 20 invest or build
Is particularly ralled TO these lots They are To-
Gated in the immediate vicinity Of Lafayette
SQUARE, and are considered among the most de.
siTable building lots in the city -
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one two
and three years for notes bearing interest Sc ured
by deed Of trust on The premises
c. w. BOTELER,
&C l2-2t AuctioneeT.
IL The abSvP Sale is unavoidably pes.-
poned TO TIL RSDAY. 18th inst, at same hour
&C l5-it G.. W. BOTEI.ER Auci'r
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MERCHANT rAiLORs, GOODS,

lust RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
- new and beautiful GOODS in my line A.
invite my friends and the public to give "a
me 4 cali. l am pared to I'll any order, M
In the newest and best STYLE, promptly lE
READY-mADEC CLOTHING Ofsuperiorqual
lily, and FU FINISHING GOODS ALWAYS on hand
A. II. YOUNG.
Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
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CARD-MRS. ALLEN THOMPSON, for
"a merly Of F street. has removed to the south
east corner OF Pennsylvan avenue and 4 street
where she will be happy to accommodate gentle
men with furnished rooms, with or without board.
Oc lI-eoltN
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GkuCERiEs. WINES. LIQUORS. A..

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATrES.
w ton OF oW friends and The public 10 our stock
Of nr> b Groceries. consisting Of
b Fine Green and Black Teas
Java Rio, and I.sguira Cofiees
= Refined ana Brown sugars r.t F-
N-ft nhly, SIFerhne, and Extra Flour, in barrels
- and bags 4. .,..,.. - -.
Cnesse, Lard, Hams, and Shoulders -s
Dralh and Grould Spices ef every desc iption
And every other article necessary TO make up
complete assortment 50. , 4. 81. 20
I. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Madeira, Sherry Port, Claret and Champagne
Wines Of favorite brands, and part very superior.
i Fine Brandies, Whiskey, Gins, &c, I'm wood
:, Together with q large stock of Havana, German
apd Domestic Cigars. ..
We will offer fhe aboye goods, with many other
articles whiG Wa shall be receiving tsueh prices
IS 10 make IL al inducement for families and the
trade to give call before supplying their wants
80 THOMPSON, HAMILTON L. CO,
south side Pa. avenue, bet N and eth SITS.
oct S-M3w
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H. As the Season approaches for Gentle.
men 10 replenish their Wardrobe we would ad
wise those in want Of fashionable articles of dress
to visit The Marble Hall CIstAing Rmporinn of
y A I'll w A l. X T. & CO, Broras, Hotel
Building, where may be found everything that ia
new and fashionable fer Gentlemen and youths;
wear, in Ready made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods
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Arrival Of the Empire City.

NEW YORK, Oct. l6, IL m.-Ths Empire
City, from Havana is below. She will be q,
the dock about p. m.
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MARRIED,

On the sth September, by Rev. Jacob scough,
SAMUEL b. MCKINNEY, Esq Of Norfolk, to
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TO X r IA HANDSOME, CONVE-
l. nient three-story Brick Dwelling House, de-
lightfully situated, on street, between 18th and
10Th, within a square of the New Market House.
First Ward. IL is supplied with gas throughout,
and has ins large dining room Terms mode
rate. Apply to present occupant and owner. I'M
mediate possession given. A. HOOVER,
No. SS street, bet. 18th and 18th SITS
oc .6-lw UnteD
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An ENTERTAINMENT Our respected and So
universally esteemed felOw-citizen, J. Bou-
LANCER, gave an entertainment, this morning
to his friends and patrons, on the occasion Of
re-opening his establishment. The table was
spread with profusiOn Of all the luxuries Of
the season. arranged and prepared in truly
artistic style. Some hundred persons attend
ed. all of whom were highly delighted with
the bounty and good cheer of g mine host"
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WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION FOR A CON
w fectioner that is thoroughly acquainted with
all al The branches Of the business Enquire at No.
90 16-ltS
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NTANTED.-FIvE JOURNEYMEN Paint
w ers wanted Immediately Call at corner Of
18th and streets. ID. FINCH Il SON
DC I6-ofE
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JUST RECEIVED, and keep constantly--Os-
q goods Indian Cholagogue, Rowand's Fonic
Mixture, ODer's Fever and AQue Specific, Keen
er's Fever and Ague Powders, Kidwelrs Canal
do; do, Fever and Ague do, and all the Fever
and Agpe Remedies In use. Also, a large and
tine stock OF DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, PER.
FUMERY, &c, &c.
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Md ev. and 9TH St, and ~ and l. SITS.
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PROFESSOR ROBERTSON has, he says, post
pOned his cele bration of the institution Of total
abstinence until Friday night. He had at
first designated Wednesday evening, but as
the theatre will then be opened, he fears the
attraction at that place may have a tendency
To prevent full attendance at Temperance
Hall to listen to his address, prepared for the
interesting occasion.
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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. ..
CATALOGUE SALE OF STANDARD
~ and Miscellaneous English and Amert-
can Books.-On THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
SATURDAY evenings, October Is, 10, and 20,
commencing at O'Clock, at my Auction Rooms,
| shall sell, by catalogue, fine invoice OF Eng
lish and American Books. Among item are the
works of Addison, Goldsmith. Hunt, Lamb, IT.
wing, Scott, Ben Johnson, Shakespeare, Byron,
Moore, &c, the whole deserving the attention Of
persons wishing to add TO their Library.
Terms cash. e
The books may be seen during the dav
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
&C 16-dtOct20 Auctioneer
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PoLIcE.-We have heard of no especially
interesting events in this line of business, if
we except that of one citizen publicly slapping
the face Of another, and being held to bail
better to keep the peace, or to appear at court
LIE slapper was much superior in his pkv-
ssqHe TO the slappes.
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EOR RENT-A THREE-STORY BRICK
Il House on T. street, three doors from 7;h st
north side. IL contains two Parlors and seven
Chambers, excellent kitchen in back building,
and cellar. 1t Is situated near the General Post
and City Offices. The key will be found at Mr.
Johnson'S Grocery Store at the co ner Of eth and
r. Sts' For terms, enquire Of CIIAS. KEENAN,,
corner OF and OH SITS, or at the Gas Office.
oct I3-3t*
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POARDING.-MRS DUVALL, No. 33l Penn
- syivania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
commodate six or eight table boarders.
iy3G II
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TO THE LADIES.

lust RECEIVED, PER ADAMS'S Express
- one case Of Maillsrd's New York Steam Can
dies and Fancy Chocolates. For sale at
y -ss-yg.r IS u. M. z. KINGS, So
6j Vermont ave, corner 18th AID SITS.
o. 81
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The TARGET FIRING The German Yagers
proceeded to the Park, yesterday, for the pun
pose of target-fring. On account Of some of
the members being themselves sick, OF having
sick families, the parade was small, especially
when compared with the usual strength of the
company.
The prizes were procured by the corps, to
be contended for by the captain first, second,
and third lieutenants, and the orderly SER
geant, and consisted of a handsome silver
porto mOnnaie, and n gold ring, having for its
ornament the figure Of an eagle. Captain
Schwartzman Won the former, and Orderly
Sergeant Ruppell the latter. The prizes were
presented to them, severally, by Private
LOrsch, and the happy recipients responded in
appropriate terms.
The lagers passed happy day, and return
ed to their armOry about 6 O'clock, enlivened
On the march by full band of music.
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GOLD SPECTAGLEs, EYE GLASSES,
NJ &c--J ust received a large as
sortment OF superior Gold Specta- TX
Giles and Eye Glasses, which we offer unusually
low. s.4sI e. 'r,.r,s '..u t.-e.. a.. -..
Also silver and nGe steel SpectAcies, shell Eve
Glasses, dc. nj. w. GAIT Il BRO,
3a4 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
oct li-H