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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
AND EprCHEH PVr

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURRI.
II turc At Auc;ton.-On FRIDAY, the 10Th
instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a M AT No
1913 Carroll Place or Duff Green's Row, on First
street cast, good assortment Of Furniture, viz:
81 Bedsieads, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Mahogany Sideboard, Dressing and other Bureaus
Do MaIble-toD Tables ard We>h Closets
Walnut Extension Dining Tables and Wash
stands
Mahogany Sofa, Walnut and Cane Chairs
China, Glass, and Crockary Ware and BEDDING
Hahack and Looking Glasses. Stoves, &C
With many other articles, which we deem NJ
necessary To cnumcrate
Terms cash A GREEN,
&C "A Auctioneer
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THE SECOND GRAND BALL
eTTUE
American Hook & Ladder Co.
WILL BIZ GIvENAT
ODD FELLOWS HALL. NAVY YARD,
ON TUESDAY, October 9TH, 1856.

AVERY EXERTION WILLIE MADEON
IL the part Of the Company to make this an
evening Of unalIOyed pleasure and enjoyment 10
all who may honor them with Their presence on
the occasion.
Tickets ONE Notwithstanding a gentle
man and ladies'; TO be had Of any member Of the
Company and at the door on the evening OF the
ball.
Omribuses will leave the corner OF Sixth street
aud Pennsylvania avenue every ten minutes until
quarter Of ten O'Clock oc l-lw
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8 Flour lie steady at Sat
urday's prices; Howard street at s6.62:, and
City Mills at Sc so
Wheat is unchanged; sales of red at 81. 40a
IS, and white at 81 55aSl 81, for good TO
prime. Corn is steady; sales of white at Goa
62c., and yellow at 65a5lc
Whisky is unchanged, City s7.c., Ohio CSC,
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Trsarsasar,IIa and DandrIion.-s

isI oarsaoars Hunor Remedy s the best alternative
Tor all diseases arising iIon Impure Of blood
DsEdeiOn II the best anti bl remedy record The
combinaiien in form valuable prepare
on warranted superior In strength aud quality
s.P~T!, extracts general and has been taken
sacces for Eheamatis Dysy epslA Liver Complaint Jaun
dice habtusl COstivsness Headache, General
Debility and Is particularly recommended persons Of
Seientlry Habits Browns sarssparla and DsnGeoL'
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ByIAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

BY JAS. z. NcGU IKE, Auctioneer.
'NRUSTRES SALE OF a DESIRABLE
l. Dwelling IioRse on 18th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue On DNESDAY
AFTERNOON, October Sth, stib O'Clock on
the premises, by virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated
November b, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber
;. No S, folios 2sS, &c , one Of the land
r cords for Washington ounty, the subscriber
will sell the north half Of Lot No. II, in Square
2SJ, fronting B feet inches on 18th street west
between e. ard streets north, running back 100
feet to p foot alley, with the improvements,
consisting of a convenient and well-built Brick
Dwelling House.
Terms One half cash the residue ia G and IL
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JOS. Il TATE, Trustee
se25-eod }. G. Mc6UIRE, Auci
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BOOK BINDING.

Corner EiereHth street ard Marslaxi Gpeaue,
near fhe Smtthsonian IRstiIxtion.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY
II forms the subscribers 70 Browa's Bible and
Shakespeare, now Just completed, that he Is pre-
pared to bind those works In a superior style Of
elegance, strength and solidity, and upo1 much
more reasonable terms than can be done in Balti
more, Philadelphia, or New York. letter ad-
dressed to him {per post) will enable him to ex,
hbit to the subscribers sFecinnens OF It's syie OF
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding nee s s,e
ecutcd, sc E-oth
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The French Railroad s-,,

NEW YORK, Oct the French con.,I q,
thls port has received a warrant from w ash
French railroad swindlers, for examinat,o ne &c
the Federal authorities y
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DIED.,

On the &th instant, at II O'Clock n. m. SARAH
VALIANT, wife Of Samuel Pallant, in the SD
On the Sd instant, at the Convent OF the vista.
uon, near 6eorgetown, Sister MARY fHEODO-
this city. .
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct 6-Stocks are generally
higher; Cumberland coal company 16i; Hill
nois Central shares ll7.; do bonds S9E; Mich
lgan Southern s9l; New York Central $50;
Pennsylvania Coal Company 81; Reading S3l;
Canton Co. 23i; sterling exch ange lie dull.
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Fatal Railroad Accident

Jobn EErH, IN. J. y Oct. A mannamsd
Tho b.i Msennedy was run over and killed hy
ON The Cnn one clock train from SomerviIle,
terday, about miIe Sr"m Of g., Ne. Jersey yes
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-TBE

Il House and ground on Il e Heights Of George
town, known as Duff-y's Cottage, and lately oe.
cupied by the Charge d'Ahdires Of France are for
rent wiz The furniture, or the house and ground
for sale The grounds are extensive and hand
some!y laid of, and set in shrubbery, fruit and
grass, with ample stablirg and other convenien-
CTS ana may be seen at any time application
TO the person In charge OF the premises For par
tlcu'ars apply to the Subscriber at 122 Washing
ton street. Georgetown. or through the Washing
ton Post Office.
&C 6-eo3t A HYDE
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WASHINGTON ID. G..

ACA ID E MY OF MUSIC
MIX CROUCH'S CLASSES FOR GENTLE
w tlenen will commence at the Academy on
Friday evening next October Sd, 1856, at O'Clock
preciselv. Glasses and will be punctual
Oc PAT
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A FIRST-CLASS RESID ENCE IN
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayelte and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
OF the visitation. This Is one Of the largest and
best finished houses in the District of Columbia,
having all the modern Improvements contained
In the hrst-cIass houses Of the NoItbern cities.
Tfere is attached large cistern I'm the yard,
carr1age-h house, and stable for several hcrses<
pump Of the purest water In the imu ediate
vicinity.
The locality is high and salubrious, and in a
qulet ana highly respectable neighb rhood.
Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door to the
premises: OF Mrs. ANNE X. O'NEAL.
Oc4
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM rae ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINrTN6 rFTEopIpu
The Wabash at Portsmoutb, NH

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Oct 9Th. II. s
steam frigate Wabash arrived at this mort last
9uEenlng In thirty Eve hours from New York
la ' average speed was IL L 6 knots greatest
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WATCH RE1URSs.-John st. John. ATTEMPT
to rescue a prisoner; fine and costs Thomas
SimmOnda, drunk and disorderlv security
and cost. VIM. Hawkins, and Wn. Butler,
colored, gambling fne and costs CathaIine
Butler, cOlored, profanity; do. Hannah Will
son, out after hours workhouse thirty days.
James Manahan, abusing his wife dismissed
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MARRIED.

On the ID instant, by the Rev L. l. 6illiss,
LEONIDAS G CAMPBELL To MARY e.
daughter Of John Kennedy, Esq, all Of this
CITY. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AS
l. sortment Of Clocks-50 different STYLES, which
win be sold low ard warranted 10 go well Tho
who buy 10 sell ags'n would DO well to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere Also, Clio Z
Materials Of all kinds. Oils, Balls, Keys, Cords,
Hands, &c, at J. ROBlNsON'S,
se 23-2m $40 Pa. ave, oppo. Browns Hotel
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MONSIEUR aAszvNsxr

(ASSiSTED BY MADAME GASZYNSKI)
z o = E S O. OF ANGLING.
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCES TO
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Wash "a
ingtcn and Georgetown that he will open "a
his classes for this accomplishment in the ~
most Tem iashiona6le style. In Washington at lt
and 10th, the proprietors having expressly
liked In the most elegant manner for his use .lso
for private Parties, Balls, Lectures and Concerts
and In Georgetown at Union Hall, Union hotel
Mr.. q has testimonials from all paris of the
Union for his capablity a. a teacher. Mr. g. is
engaged In the College Of Georgetown, and In the
principal Seminaries Of Washington, and in the
best circle
His classes will be commerce In Washington
on the sth Of October. Every Wednesday and
Saturday for children from 3 O'Clock p. IN, and
In Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday from
O'Clock p. m.
PRACTISING SOIREES
In washington every Wednesday and Saturday
firm Till 10 O'Clock p. IN at George own every
Tuesday and Friday. Ladies and Gentlemen
Will receive instructions In a / the mcst modern
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence OF Nj. s. No. 4C7 E. street, between 9th and
10th, or at the Hall. $3.50
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E' o r s A l. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
L House, on 10th street only two or three doors
flOm Pa avenue. Its central location renders II a
very sirabe dwelling for persons engaged In
business. The frost room might tie used as
Show room for Millinery, or fitted up for a La
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store Its
proximity to the avenue would make II a good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Mrs. Lemons, on L, between 10th and
18th streets an 27-If
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GAS FITTING.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO INSERT
w Gas Pipe In dwellings, stores, ard public
buildings at low prices. Please give us a call
MILLER & CUNNINGHAM
Sc l5-Im No. 2iS Pa. av. bet 18th and I'm sts
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nor SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
l. tanning about IS acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm, the residence OF the late John Ii, King
deceased. This Is one OF the most desirable sites
in the District fer fine private residence; about
20 acres Of this tract Is beautiful grove Of tim
Der, the balance eeared and In high state OF cul
tivation. The summit of this tract is from $50 to
400 feet, above tide water, and has Hne view CT
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
Icy OF the Potomac. 1t will be sold enti.e or n
lots
Also, a large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and ii streets west. Wash
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to DR. ii. King,
No so Prospect street, Georgetown, u. G.
je lS-t INTEL T.. J. KING.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT ON L
- street, between 9th and 10th, by Mr.. LAM
MoND 1t Is very desirable place, with large
garden and flower yard, and pump in the yard.
Apply at MIR LAMMOND'S Store, or to A. Hyde.
oc 6-eO3t
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WOOD AND COAL.
'UNhE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ON HAND,
\ are CONSTANT receiving supplies Of the very
best qualities Of every description CT WOOD
Also every variety Of the most superior qualities
OF COAL, all Of which will be sold on as reason
able terms as they can be had In the District
Now afoat cargo OF superior Coal. Those In
want would do well TO call and leave their orders
so az to be furnished from the vessel Offices
corner OF and 2lst streets, Washington, and
Green street, opposite Gas House, Georgetown.
sc 23-2W BARRON Il SLOWER
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III. MIDDLEfON,
ALER IN &c &.
OAcs and Dsgof-Southwest corner on q 80 ~
Twelfth streets.
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D3E WIsuNcn nUoMnIA, SOONI
Day GOODS

FUN The FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
WE ARE NOW Receiving OUR
w large and wel-assorted stock OF Rich
Dress Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, and Cloth Cloaks
and Talmas, comprising the latest novelties Of
the season, which we invite the ladies' 10 cell aud
examine before making their purchases. We
have also, In store, large stock Of ell kinds q
General staple end Domestic Goods for family
consumption, viz: Superior sbirtings-Iinens
ard cottons; Blesched and Brown Sheetings
Table Diapers, Napkins, Towelings; Fine Bed
and Crib Blankets; so Bed Comforts, made TO
our ord rs; 81 pieces White and Red Flannels,
OF all qualities; pieces Superior shaker and
Twilled Domestic Flannel; S cases Superior
Bleached Shifting Cottons, soft and heavy finish,
which we have had made expressly for our sales,
and as guarantee OF its superior quality we have
our names ard numbers stamped on each piece.
IL All articles warranted 10 prove as repre-
sented
H. Goods cut of canno' be taken back
COLLEY & SEARS,
no,th I.
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nor RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
L lors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 street. now 7-tf
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r. EMOVAL.

hHISS A. +. DAVIDSON WOULD INFORM
lss her PATRONS and friends that she has reopened
on d street, near 9Th, her Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment And also, teaches Mrs.
6ithen's sy TEN Of Cutting all wishing TO learn
the same would do well 10 give me call, as l
have q few charts left. Patterns also for sale.
Oc 3.el2W
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For Sale and Rent.

kNOk RENT.-A TWO-STORY BRICK
dwelling on Capitol Hill, corner Of East
Capitol and I'd street east, containing rooms,
atIc and Kitchen attached with wood 0ouse and
otner buildings To careful tenant the rent will
De moderate. For terms inquire at No. az on the
premises oc 6-St&
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u looms FOR RENT.-TWO ROOMSOVER
- my store suiteb bile for an office Of al most any
kind, Will lie rented low to permanent tenant
Possession given Immediately. l. F. CLARK
north side, Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets CO 4" 80
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STOREFOR REST--ONE OF THE MOST
~ desirable places Of business on Pennsylvaria
avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
No. pa Penn avenue, between the hours Of ,
and o'clock au Scott
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TOR RENT-A DELI6HTFULC COTTAGE

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ONE
L paTlOr and comfortable furnished chambers
for rent, together or single, 10Th street.
Ing the Auction Store Of ]. G. Mcclure The
rooms are large, and location excellent, being one
door from Penn. avenue. Apply mex: door.
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COUNrERFEIrs on the Central Bank of Viz
ginIa are In circulation in that State. As the
spurious article may fni its way to this Dis
trict, II would do no harm for our citizens to
be on the look out for such Notes The Rich
mond Enquirer says they purport to be on the
signed William Kinney, president; w. IL
Tsms, cashier. The counterfeit may at once
be detected by the vignette, which is the God
dess Of Liberty, while the vignette Of the gen
ulDe note Is a man on a horse. The counter
Felt also differs from the genuine by having
the words The Central Bank of Virginia" in
large letters in one line, while the genuine
note has the word tho in small letters in
line to itself over the large letters, "Central
Bank Of Virginia - The counterfeit is also
without the signature Of y B. Stoyal,"
which appears on the face Of the genuine
TIE GUARD HOUSE DIFFICULTY BY the
following order from the Mayor TO Capt Mills,
OF the Auxiliary Guard, il will be seen that,
for the present, Justice Morsell will attend 10
the business OF the Central Guard douse:
MAYOR OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Oct l. 1853 /
SIR: You are hereby notified that the ninth
rule Of the regulations for the government of
the police department is annulIed, so far as it
relates to the attendance of police magistrates
of the Second. Third. and Fourth districts st
the Central Guard House, and that b. K
MorselI, Esq, will attend at that station until
otherwise ordered AMI further, tina, you, in
TO event, rlust call upon J. 5. Hollingshoad,
or allow him In any way to interfere with the
business Of the night watch.
w. Is. MAGRUDER, Mayor
To Capt. JSo MILLS, Capt. Auxiliary Guard.
DESCENT was 40 on Saturday night
by the watchmen in the Second Ward on a
house where number OF colOred persons were
eongrcgated drinking and gambling The
Waichmen got into the room, whsn tho lights
were extinguished and free fight ensued
Pistols were fred, aad blows dealt promiscu-
ously with chairs. fre-pokers, short sticks, &C.
The watchmen, (only four being present, }
succeeded IN capturing the two leaders Of the
party, and the female keeper Of the den the
others escaped by cutting through the side of
the hcus, To an adjoining building whence
they jumped TO the street. Watchman Nor
wood received several blows in tho ARRAY
which will proven. ais attendance to duty for
a short time.
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nor SALE.-THE GOOD WILL, STOCK
l. and Fixtures Of good store doing a fair
business, and would mek FIRST rate stand for
wagon farl. 1t will be sold cheap, and salts
factory reasons given for selling out. Inquire at
NO. 23J 9TH street, between III and " oc 3-3t&
H>OR RENT-A DELI6HTFULCO COTTAGE
the summer residence OF Rev. w. French,
situated near Linnean Hill, ard residence Of
John Pierce. Esq about two miles from the city,
with stable and about ~ a 2Tes Of land. Also for
sale, on the premises, an excellent family horse,
accustomed 10 the saddle carriage; two good
cows; carriage; cart, and various tanning uten.
sils information apply tor C. JOHNSON.
5l2 18th street, near the Kirkwoods'. Sc 3O-lw&
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LARCFNY.-Catharine Prior was arrested
this morning by Officer King, charged with the
larceny of q silk dress the property Of Honora
Bregenaham She was taken before Justice
L. c. Dom and after hearing of the testimo-
ny she was committed for trial at court.
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FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEAS
Il ure OF Offering 10 his patrons and the
public in general q very large assortment ofSY
FRUIT, SHADE. EVERG ~
TREES &c, comprising
Dwarf Pear Trees, in great variety, among which
are ell the finest native and foreign sorts;
splendid one year old trees are offered al the
low price Of SIS per 100
Apple Trees large and vigorous, and varieties
best suited 10 this region, SIC per 100.
Peach Trees, fine and thrifty, the choicest kinds,
SO per 100.
ApricD,s, rferries, Plums, star dard Pear,
ounces, &c large, vigorous and thrifty.
GoosebenIes, Currants, Raspberries, Grape Vice,
&c an immense stock OF all the eo'i'e0'
kinds. ,.,. 80 ,,,.i,
Strawberries the large fne new varieeies, es ~eH
as the old popular sorts and oood
Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots, SUI na,,stie.
Roses the choicest ever bloom iog van - e. var.
Evsroreens An extensive collection VI Nie ie
aud well known kinds
Shade Ornamental II ees, &C,
Dntcb Bulbous n cots, Garden Seeos; S.,,
In Tact. every thing pertsiLirg TO 1e Nrf
"a Go. hu.IDess, WARRANTED az the resi- quaIiy.
h,oes, va Tieties correct 70 PANE, and as low as
~, an he pure chased In the ULi'ed States.
my Ss,.io mes can be had on application
JOHN SAUL,
seed store, 3ps 9TH street, cornor n street.,
oc 1-eo1St Nursery, on Nn slfeeN Ios1.
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ELEGART CARPETINGs.-JUs RE

ELEGANT CARPETIN6S.-JUSr RE-
Ia ceived and on sale asuperior and elegant stock
Of Wilton, Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial
Three ply, double Ingram, Damask, Twilled and
plain Venitian, and wool Dutch Cerpetings, all
Of the very latest importation and In the newest
and richest colors and designs.
In the fner varieties we have some in superbly
rich medallions, (single medallion TO a roorn,D
and borderings TO match, style Of Louis XIV.
Also elegant square and oblong Rugs 20 match.
We do not hesitate TO assert that the stock Of
Carpeting and other Furniture Dry 6oods now in
our store Is more extensive and varied and more
superior in excellence and besuty than any other
offered for sale to the citizens q Washington,
Georgetown, Alexandria, and envirous heretofore
all Of which we will sell at as low figures as the
same can be had In any other house In the Union,
Sc Is-eo3w CLAGETT, DODsON CO.
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The owner Of the above described Cow Is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, and take
her away. JOHN COMMON,
&C 3.3t* No. 20, coYn,r I'd and q streets
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: x i S G o PA L TI N G
SCHUTTER L. HAHLERT,
ARTISTS.

OF ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Si street, betvseB 11th and 12th streets,
sc Io-ih" WASHINGTON, u. C..
NEW GnOPS FOR COMPLEMENTARY
L stock OF new and desirable goods Is now com
clothing Will find my selections WORTHY Of atten-
ZION NO pains will be spared to give satisfaction
READY MADE CLOTHING CT 1ne quality
always on hand, Of my own make.
Also, a general supply Of The newest and best
quality Flu nishing Gcods
ii. lOUNG, Merchant Tailor.
Sc 29-2w Browns Hotel, Pa avenue.
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ETOR RENT-FURNISHED ORUNFURN

.
ed, house situated on the north side Of Pera
avenue In the central part Of the city, containing
In all fifteen rooms, which are comfortably furn7
ished gas fixtures through the house VIII be
rented to a careful and responsible tenant II ap-
piled Tor sOOn or the rooms wi 1 be rented sep
arately. Board can be obtained In the immediate
neighborhood. a servant will be left to attend
and take charge Of the room, II required Apply
at this Office. SO 10 I'm
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WYMAN will perform at Odd Fellows Hall
to night and tomorrow night His various
tricks of magic and ventriloquism havo be en-
appreciated by largo auditories q welcome
which he never fails to f nd from the lovers of
innocent ADJUSTMENTS. 1t would be interest
ing for the spectators to know how he manages
to produce such successful illusions but this
he leaves for their eyes to detect So, young
friends especially, sharpen your optics, ana
kc ep a keen lockout
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A CCORDEONS-l5O FINE FRENCHAND
"A German Accordeons, assorted sizes, and prices
from 81 to S37. Just orened at our Music store
oc2 JOHN r. ELLIS
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STORES OPES.-Thc auxiliary guard report
that they found several stores open at late
hours during the pas: week, and no person.
On the premises in charge. They were Sc
cured and the owners notified. Probably thew
wore left open by accident. They may have
been opened by burglars, but We have heard
Of no rObberies as yet
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DIANOS.-GOT TO ELLIS'S PIANO STORE
L for Music and Musical Instruments OF every
kind 3f6 Pennsylvania avenue, between OH and
10th streets oc2
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CASE FOR THE PoLICE.-A lazy com
plains to US of the crowd of rovdy bows and
men, colored and white, who infest the neigh
borhooi of the Al street bridge, and make the
task of crossing it an exec cdingly unpleasant,
if not dangerous one.
AS the complainant is not only lady, but
an extremely pretty one. we doubt not tina.
the gallantry of the police of that section will
prompt them to remedy the evil with lou. delay.
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Oc2 JOHN +. ELLIS.
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