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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOws, Nov. %.

GEORGETOwN, Nov %.
We regret exceedingly to learn that MI
Horris Howes, millwright at the Touring mills
of BOyce, Taylor Co, happened to an acci
dent yesterday by which he was very serious
ly injured. 1t appears that he was engaged
IN Oiling the machinery Of the mill, when the
ladder which be was using at the time broke,
precipitating him down into the pit among
some Of the timbers.s He sustained consider
able injury about the small Of the back and
side, both internally and externally. He was
removed to his home, where he received the
benefit Of medical skill We learn that his
condition this morning is as comfortable as
could be expected.
Owing to the very Indictment state of the
weather last night but few Of our city fathers
turned out. Consequently there was not a
quorum of either Board Of the Corporation in
attendance
We learn from Mr. White, chairman of the
streets committee, that al appropriation has
been made for the repair Of Green street, to
whish We called attention few days since,
but through some oversight the name Of Wash
ington street was inserted in the bill instead
Of Green The difficulty will be remedied at
the next meeting Of the council
Mr.. Nathan Brooks sexton at the Dunbar
ton street Methodist church, has now served
the congregation faithfully in that capacity
fifty two years without iutermission.
Business upon our canal during the week
has been very brisk. The entire line is IN ex:
cellent order, and every thing connected with
its operations is moving on finely. During
the week IS boats have arrived AZ of these
from Cumberland, bringing about $500 tons
of coal; IL from different points with -four and
grain, and the remaining 10 with wood, bark,
limestone, &c. The receipts for tolls, at the
Georgetown Office, for the same period amounts
To about 81, 300.
During the week ending to day, the Swan
ton Coal and Iron Company has shipped 655
tons Of COAL az follows: Schr. Henry Finch
for New York, 375 tons; schr Harriet Ma.
tilda, for same place, $50 tons.
Our citizens generally will be pleased to
learn that Rev. J. Ii Bocock, pastor elect of
the Bridge street Presbyterian church, will
preach to that congregation to morrow morn
Ing at III o'clock, anu again in the afternoon
ut 3. o'clock.
The offerings Of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest
yesterday, amounted to 700 head, Of which
District butchers took 800 head at S3aS4 l2t
on the hoof, equal to S6aS8 % net. The re-
manning 400 were driven on to Baltimore
But little if any change is visible in the
markets since 0Cr report Of yesterday. Flour
Is held nOminally at IS 75aS6 81, and wheat
at 81 4OiSl.42 for red and VI 45aSl AZ for
white SPECTATOR.
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BVA. GREEN, Auctioneer
ENACELLRNT LATHE, STEAM ENGINl

Nv IA AuCt1Onecf.
ENACELLENT LATHE, STEAM ENGINE,
IL Tools OF every description, at Auction.
On Thu RSDAf, the 27th instant, ! shall SELL at
10 O'Clock a. m, at the Model Makers Establish.
ment, on 9TH street, next to the corner Of f. next
door to Mr. j. F. Calans Dug Store, up stairs
very superior Turning Lathe, so inches bed 10
incnes swing, cast iron Shears, with back
geer, centres drill chuck, face plates, &c
Slide Nest, with attachment for cutting spur
&C, bench geering by the lathe, suitable
Tor any lathe, 1 universal chuck, inches
~ Chasens, metal turning and milling Tools
Turning Gouges and Chisels and Callipers
Dividers, letter and figure Punches
. Nose Drills, Circular Saws, steel ban Calipers
Ground Straight Edges, 2 sets Stocks and Cies
Sc1ew-Plates and Hubs, Bench Vices, &c
cabinet makers Bench, assortment Of Planes
pairs Hollows and Rounds, plow with irons
F1lllster and match Planes, hand and other Saws
sweep and other GOuges, Firme =, Brace and 10
Bits
square Bevel and 6uages, Grindstones
Machine for making barrel buugs, taps and pegs
Stein Engine 3-hCrse power, set Of Patterns for
the same; the engine wi do well for a car.
pentef's shop, job printing Office, sew
Ing machines; can be put In operation In a
small space
Together with many other articles which we
d"ym unnecessary TO eHumerate
Terms All sums under S25, cash /; over S25
credit Of 90 and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
now I'D A. GREEN, Acutr
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DISCUSSING DEPRAvITY.-TheB Boston Tina,
says: About a week since one of the mont
tors Of the frst class in a public school for
girls, at the North End, happened by chance
10 una written note on the floor of the school.
which she read, and was so astonished Al the
contents that she handed it to her female
teacher. The note was written by one of the
puplIs 10 another IN the same class, and re-
'ealed lin language too indecent for publiea.
uon) the astonishing intelligence that tie wri-
TOT "i tho note and five Of her schcOlmates
girls between the ages of IL and 5 years had
been seduced, and were in the daily habit of
visiting certain places and INDUCING in he
leWdest conduct. This disclosure was uost
startling to the teacher. and she instantly ,ent
Tor the mothers OF the depravsd girls. As
soon as they arrived an examination v,s
made, and the girls made full Confession %
everything, disclosing the particulars ia "a
gard 10 the manner IA which they were trst
induced To corrupt themselves and the mo-
t'es LOT continuing. As the girls related the
deeds which they had performed the angnish
ot their mothers was most leTrible.
The slI girls were subsequently, taken In
thelr homes, where further and separate in.
susauons we're made, and il was pretty
Ii 5Siac'oflly aScertaIned that Eve Of the girls
had been introduced 20 their debaucbees and
influenced by tho sixth girl, who, we are in
formed, has been reared among vile associate,
snd Is naturally inclined to vice. This girl
has been dismissed from the school.
Inc girls state that they have been paid
ABOUT TWO dollars per week for their disgust
ing prostitution. If three men, two of thep,
Ioing business on HsGOyer street, and tie
thlrd hackman u the employ Of one of the
Other Two are ~ go UNPUBLISHED after having
corrupted six school girls, by presents o. trink.
cts and money, and attempted 10 rui., az MANY
more, then We had better open the doors Of
our penal institutions and ro,.apse into that
eni.eiviliIed state when men ayeuee their
own injuries without the assistance or inter
position Of law.
we nave the ,Isnes Of the three beastly
seounarels, and IL no legal steps are taken to
). toso 'ner', we shall assume the responsible
~ VI 1Sisys IL, in order that the public NAV
kAow "do to point the finger of seorn at -
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th instant, by the Rev J. Byrne,
Hon. STEPaEN DOUGLAS, OF Illinois, t.
ADELE QUITS, daughter Of J Madison Cuts
In GeorsotOwn, on tbs 10th instant, by the Rev
L. A. simpson, CHARLES A BUCKLEY TO
ELIZABETH l.. SHOEMAKER, daughter of
George shoemaker, Esq, all of that place
On the 10Th instant, blythe Rev. q w samson.
HENRY l.. DAWSON and ANNAE GRIGG
daughter Of the late Joseph Grigg, ESQ OF Ale..
andria, Va
On the 18th Of October, in Oswego, New York,
by the Rev A Schuyler, Lieut.. WINS ABERT,
OF The u. 3. Army. to MARY F., daughter on
Benjamin lsaacs, Esq T., Of that city
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
E>RAME HOUSE AND LOT AND FOUR

hoOSL AND LUZ AND FoUh
L Bnilding Lots at Austion.-On FRI
DAY the llth instant, shall SELL in front Of the
premises, at ~ O'Clock p. m west part OF Lot
No =, In Square No 996, having front Of l6 feet
en- south n, between 18th and 18th streets east,
running back about Sc feet, with side allev, with
House, &c &c.
Also, the balance Of said Lot No =, which will
De suoolvided In lots TO suit purchasers as fine
Also all OF Lot No. %. in same squa, e. having
mont on 18th street east, between and X streets
south, having front OF az feet by 81 feet deep,
winch Will be divided and sold in lots to suit
purchasers
-. Ihls property is near the NAVY Yard, and near
the residence Of Mrs Spicers
Ierms: One-third cash balance In 6, IL, Is
day of sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable A. GREEN.
NOV Ga (Organl Auctioneer.
TIhe above sale Is pcstpon ed in CO nse.
quehce OF the rain until FRIDAY, the 2lst inst
same hour A. GREEN hnctioneer
nov l5-ts
III The above Sale 10 further Postponed,
In const quence Of the rain, Until THURSDAY,
the 2fn instant, same hour.
ho' ga A. GREEN, Auct'E
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DIE ID,

On the 5th instant, GEO. ii. COTERELL, at
DumPhries, Prince Williams county, Va. .
On the 2lst instant, HENRY NAYLOR. son
OF Benjamin =. and Matilda II. Smith, In the
10th year Of bis age.
On the I'd November, 1885, DENNIS DEs-
MOND, whose death has been published In the
Evening Star heretofore, but whose funeral will
take place on To Morrow, Sunday at {. oiclocf .
from ~ Pathck's Church, 10Th street
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EOR SALE A NUMBER OF FARMS,
l. containing twenty acres and upwards, or
divided to suit purchasers, situated In the Dis
trict, Maryland, or Virginia
Alfo, some OF the most desirable Property in
this city, consisting Of Dwelling Houses and va
cant Lots Persons wishing to invest money In
the Metropolis Of the Nation or vicinity will do
well to give me call before purchasing. Per
sons having property TO dispose OF can have 1t
done upon reasonable terms. Money profit ably
invested on Real Estate securities and loans
negotiated. Apply tOZ w. McKNEW. General
Agent, Congressional Globe Office.
nOY l1-eolW
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL. BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
( LOsING OUT SALE OF the BAL.

DIV WALL BARNARD d CO, Auctioneefs.
( NLOSlNG OUT SALE OF THE BAL.
~ lance stock of Fancy Goods, Plated
ware, &C., At Auction. On FRIDAY
MOKNlNG, November 2lst instant, IL O'Clock
a, m we will sell, at the store Of Messrs Il.
Galligan Co under Browns Hotel, the remain
ing STOCK OF Fancy Goods, Plated Ware. Work
boxes Articles for the Toilet Jevelrv &c CON
slstlng OF many Of the most valuable articles re-
manning vet unsold, all Of which will positively
be sold without reserve.
The especial attention Of persons In want OF such
articles are respectfully invited 10 attend the sale
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash over that
amount credit Of 90 and 30 DAYS for notes salts
factorily endorsed, bearing interest
nov2o WALL, BARNARD & co Auc'rs.
UThe above sale 10 unavsidabIy Post.
pooeo, on account OF the weather, until MON
DAY MOkNlNG, November oath, at IL O'Clock
IL WALL, BARNARD CO. Auct,s
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ANEW BOARDlNG-HOUSE.- &.
n REYNOLDS has taken the well known COM
modOus boarding house on the southeast corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and ~ street, which is
rooms for rent lat different prices according to
their location,j with or without board. All de-
string such accommodations will do well 10 call
before locating themselves elsewhere. novS II
DOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIES w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared TO accOmmod ate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-tf
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Eva GREEN. Auctioneer.
SALE OF A COMFORT

hoIc fdEie mouse and Lot At AuCtlon
BY virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date the
eighth day OF September, 1851, and recorded I'm
Liber J. A : No IS, folios 292, &C, one of the
land records Of Washington county. District Of
Columbia, the subscriber will sell al public auc
ton, on thu premises, en- MONDAY the oath day
OF November, 1856, at O'Clock m all that
piece or parcel OF ground situate and being In the
city OF W ashingtOn, and described as the centre
or middle undivided one third part OF Lot num-
bered eight, (e) In square numbered four hum
died and ninety two, (i92) now known as Lot = 4.
In Bradley's subdivision Of certain lots an said
square, together with the buildings and improve.
p:ents belonging, consisting OF neat and conws-
built In substantial manner
Terms: One third cash: TIE residue In six,
WE'VE and eighteen months, by notes, secured
oy deed or trust or she premises, and bearing In
teIest frOn, the day Of sale
Is sae terms are not complied with within nve.
days from the day Of sale, the property VIII DC
fesold at the risk and expense OF the purchaser.
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
nov IL Of A. GREEN, Auctioneez.
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BvA GREEN. Auc.ioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR
Il the Navy Yard at Auction.-On TUES-
DAY the 25th instant, 1 shall sell, ajax O'Clock
IN in front Of the premises, Lot No %, IN
square No. s77, having front on 9TH street east
OF 4s feet inches, and running back to a wide
alley ITO fest between 4 and streets south,
containing S 1907 feet inches.
This property e handsomely located near the
old Ode Fellows Hall, Navy Yard
Germs: One half cash balance In and l2
months for notes bearing interest nom day Of sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken
nov ~ A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK. Nov. % Flour has declining
tendency; sales of s 900 bills; State %. leS
80 80, Southern is heavy.
Wheat has an advancing tendency; sales of
40 600 bushels; white 81 69sSl ~; red 81 50
asl.3S Corn is buOysnt; sales of IL, 900 bush
els; white 7Se yellow Use.
Pork is firm; mess sl7.s7.. Lard is dull
AMI easier at l25c. Whisky is 6rm.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
VERY ELIGIBLE AND HArDsO

Buiidin s Lot ut Auction.-On WEDNES.
DAY the 10Th instant, shall sell, in front Of the
premises, at O'Clock p. m a very handsome
Bniiding Lot, suitable for one or more 0uiding<
located In the Genital part of the city, only one
square from the Patent Office, being north part Of
Lot No ~, In square No. asa, having front on
the sonth ride Of north II street Of 81 feet running
back 35 feet to public alley between 9th and 7th
streets west.
This lot Is beautifully located, having good i'm
provements atJOining on both sides, and presents
many inducements 10 persons wishing TO make
good Investment or secure handsome build ing
site.
Terms One third cash balance In g, IL, and
IL months, for notes bearing interest H. ON day Of
sale. deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. GREEN
noV2l-d Auctionepr
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DROWN SUGARS,
ID 10 hhds r. K. Sugar
5 do N. do
Jus, received and for sac by
nov 10 81 BARBOUR Il SEMMES.

~ FRANCIS. ABOVE ODD FELLOWS
We Hall, on Seventh street. is now receiving the
best stock Of goods I'm the way OF HOUSEkEEP-
so, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver. plated and
Albata Ware, Block Tin and Japanned Ware,
Bird Cages, Clocks, Feather busters, Baskets,
Brushes, Combs, Cabas, Portmonnais, China
vases, Gin Cups and Saucers, and q hundred 9th
RI useful articles. These goods were bought for
each at the lowest figure, and will be sold al the
lowest possible prices novel II
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Baltimore Markefs-

BALTIMORE, Nov. % Flour has declined
l2tc Howard street and Ohio Sc So
Wheat has declined about 40, but prices
are unsettled. Corn is firm white Sss62e.
and yellow S9s63c.
Whisky is steady at 3lsslt for City.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Stock. are dull; Chi.
cago and Rock Island Railroad 90; Illinois
central bonds s6s; Michigan Southern eI.;
Reading ST.; Virginia 6'ssS:; Missouris's So
Sterling exchange is firm at IO9,.
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BY WALL. BARNARD Il co , Auctioneers
DER EmPTORY SALE OF NEW CAN
r1ases, Buggirs, Rocksways. &c., ut
Auctlon.-On THURSDAY MORNING, No
venher 18th, az 10 O'Clock, ve will sell at Ihe
Carriage Factory OF Messrs Haslup Il Wesden
corner OF Louisiana avenue and 9th street. the In
entire stock Of Carriages, Buggies and Rocka-
ways, which are their own make, Of the best
materials and workmanship. We name
slx-seat Carriages, handsomely mounted and
lined, d first rate article
2 four seat ROckaways, light and strong
two do do, suitable for physi clan
do PhSton, made for service in the very
best manner, i beautiful article
he sale will be positive, a. Messrs Haslup h
Weeden have given up business
Terms: credit OF two, four and six months.
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing intere.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
nov IL Auctioneers'
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TBLE0RLPH.
Thalberxs Concerts

NRw YORK, Nov 22.-Thalbergs last CON
cert OF his nrst series took place last night at
Nlolo Saloon, which was crowded to eIees
lue receipts being larger than ct any previous
concert NEXT week Thslberg goes 70 Albany
ana fhhadeiphia. On his return here he will
sNe ,erleso oil gratuitous morning concerts for
schools
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Bv JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TlNRUSTEES' SALE or FRANK gnusr

Bv JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
V'RU>TEEs' SALE or FRAME HOUSE
ana Lot-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
December u, at O'Clock, on the premises Ly
virtue Of deed Of trust from Samuei Cursor and
wife, dated June :, 1867. and recorded In IN. p
j. A No 80, fOliOs 32t, 322. :2l and 3gi one
Of the land records for Washington county. Ia
the District OF Columbia, we shall sell parts on
lots Nos and { In square iIy, beginning for the
same at the distance II nf.y fee. from the north
east corner OF the Square Oh seventh street north
and running thence west go feet To Eighth stree,
thence south by and with Eighth street twenty
1--we Zee; thence east two hundred feet 90 Seventh
street; thence North by and with Seventh
street twenty-five feet TO the beginning, topt tber
With the Improvements, consisting OF a neat
Two-stoTy Frame Dwelling house with back
huiidings.
Terms: One third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed OF
trust on the premises.
JOHN ". McKIN, }
RICH. H CLARK. trustees
nov Is .lawSds JAS. c. Mcguire, Auct
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SROO the subscriber, on the evening OF the
LIST instant. a NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to
the estate OF Mrs. sophia Perrie, deceased
named COKNELIA DI6GS about twenty-five
wears Of age, five leet ten inches high, Of bright
ynnIatto color and Is very we made woman
I viii Give the above reward q taken in the
Dis.rjet. or state ~ Maryland or $500 N taken a
a,,o slaveholding State, and secured so that cen
ret her again. q. A WATERS,
nov 3-U Administrator w A
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TO THE LADIES.

AWE HAVEJUST OPENED OUR -aSse
<lfaShiOnable assortment OF V elvet and SSHl0aI
~ other WINTER BUNNETS. Also, NR
a new style OF Hair Dresses and Flowers just re-
ceived from Paris; and all other articles In the
Millinery line. q. PRIBRAM a. CO,
Pa; ave, bet. 10th and ilth stss south side.
oc ~ I'm
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WATCH RsrURNs The only case for trial
at the central guard house last night was Mar
garet Comfy, drunk in the street; brought in
BY a citizen, and dismissed this morning by
Justice Morsell.
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Boarding.

MRS ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
WI and + streets, having recently reftted her
house, is now prepared to accommodate persons
with Board and pleasant Rooms at moderate
rates. Her house Is situated In a central and de-
sirable part Of the city, being one square from
the Patent and Post Ofnces. Table and transient
boarder, can also be accommodated.
nov 1886
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DENIAL SURGEON.

nR. r. COSBY, PENN. AVENUE, BE-
- tween Sixth and Seventh streets, -
at the place formerly occupied by Dr ~
Van Patten, has just received q very
large supply Of articles pertaini & to dentistry.
and respectfully invites the public TO give him
call. Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
fession, he Is perfectly safe Ia declaring that he
will give entire satisfaction In every case The
best professional references can be seen at his Of
ace nov l2-tMarchY0s
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A DESIRA Al II
Il small place near Bladensburg Depot, con-
taining about twenty acres Of land. The improve
ments are snail Cottage Dwelling, Carriage
house, Stable, &c well fenced and I'm good
state OF cultivation. The soil Is well adapted 10
the purposes Of a market garden and dairy. APP
plv TO II. w. McKNEW, Congressional Globe
Once nov Il po1w
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
WOOD THREE-STUKy HRICE HaIS

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer
EOOD THKEE-STOKY BRICK ROUSE
~ and Lot at hucIion.-On MONDAY tbe
Path Instant, shall sell In front OF the premif g
at 4 O'Clock m north part Of Lot No y in
quare No 251, fronting 81 feet on 18th stree, west
between north n and streets, Tuaning back s6
feet to wide alley, with the Improvements,
which are good three story Brick House contain
Ing nine conveniently arranged rooms and wide
passage through the house, wood shed, &c in the
yard
Terms: One third cash balance in t, I2, a.d
Is months, Tor notes bearing interest trC;. dav -
sale. A DEED given, aud deed o. trust taL..n
Title indisputabie
The above ment!oned property is hand sonsIv
located on Tie same square Of the DeminOu build
inss. '"i'1
nov ie-eo&Gs A GREEN, Auct,r.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN TO AL

III ~ "IN11H UHN EN- IV ILL
i <adesmen In Il is CITY who have been In the
habit OF purchasing waste or other Papers from
employees or others connected with either the
Senate or House printing offices that II hereafter
any such purchases are made from any party
other than EDWARD TOWERS, who Is the sole
agent therefor, the parties so purchasing viii be
prosecuted TO the extent OF the law.
nov lS-lw G. WENDELL.
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BOARDING "A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- wife, also Two sing e gentlemen can be accom-
modated with Rooms and Board In private fam
lily where there are no more borders OF children,
on reasonable terms. Apply at 42i 9th street, bt
tween and q. nov IS II
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT.-MRS.
L u. Anderson has for rent q large and hand
some ParO with several Chambers, suitable
for the accommodation Of five or six gentlemen
A man servant will be kept IN attendance. Apply
two doors from the KirkwOOd House, PemsylVa-
MIA avenue. oc3l
FURNISHED ROOMS SEVERAL CHAN
Il bers suitable for gentlemen, are for Rent. In
qure on the premises, corner Of T and 18th streets
20. iG. nov 17-eCGtt
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NOR RENT-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
Il House on Penn avenue, between eth and eth
streets over A. Hoover 4 Sons Shoe Store, suita-
bic for FIRST class Boarding House. 1t is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately Inquire Of A. HOOVER & SON.
south SIDE Of Penn avenue, between 9th and eth
streets. &C 30-tf
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS.
MDDE M TNATTD

MO u Z ~ Z FINAUU.
vNODD Il co. HAVE RECEIVED PER
J. steamship ''AragOn an invoice of Cen n
tlemen's DR. ESS HATS from the celebrated II
establishment Of Laville d Poumarou1, who -
received two hrst-class medals at the late Exposi
ton in Paris
Also, a beauti Ill assortment Of Childpcn's
E-NCY BEAVER HATS, for Misses OF Boys.
Ladies' RIDING HATS.
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior.
TODD L CO,
nov 3-6tieotf west end Browns Hotd
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TVNO MEMBERS OF CONGR LESS AND
Il OTHERS.-FOR RENT.-A Brick House
with eight rooms, handsomely furnished. Apply
at 40 IA street, near 18th. nov lat