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TnH RrvEi.-This morning high tide and q
strong northwest breeze prevailed on the river,
Of which Captains, OF various vessels at, the
wnarves were taking advantage to clear e. t7a'-
The coal season begins to draw to a close and
the YARDS OF the several dealers show plentiful
supply OF the necessary article Of fuel both veg
during the coming winter. The prices are rea-'
sonable too, great blessing to those whose
means are too limited FOR high rates. .s,,,
An. exciting race came Cd this morning be-
tween two rival long boats, named the TIVE
Opener and the .Weoden worid.n The occa-
sion was the opening Of the eastern draw of the
Long Bridge, through which both vessels were
10 pass and the two having a fair start from the
mouth Of the Canal, crowded on all their canvas
and the struggle commenced, the chase being con,
Quoted with great nautical skill on the part of
both commanders, one white and the other col
ored. The Wooden World went through the
draw first amid the loud applause of the crowd
Of spectators on the bridge; and Captain s.
neat flying reply, composed principally Of yes
ticulations, wholly unintelligible to the audi
ence. -
The steamer Baltimore was detained last night
on her down trip at the half way tree by grazing
downward bound schooner. She, however,
made her trip in good time, and arrived up on
hef return about the usual hour. The damage
sustained by her was not sufficient to render any
great repairs necessary. She will make her regu-
lar trip this evening as usual.
ofsIkRs.-Soine time since we remarked that
the oysters now brought to this market are infinite
ly superior to those ever before sold here Suisse
quent experience with them has satisfied us Of
the fact more firmly. A day or two since we
weighed them, by the gallon, and nd that they
cost about four cents less per pound than good
cuts of beef In the market. Where the house
keeper buys them by the bushel, and has them
shucked at home, they cost not more per pound
than half the average cost of good beef. We
throw out the foregoing hints for the benefit of
those who would enjoy the good things Of this
life, and vet economic.
Last night, we enjoyed a dozen roasted oysters
at Benter's, on street, Tin the rear of Browns
Hotel, j which, take them all In all, were never
| surpassed in New, York. We paid for them
with the accoutrements, 25 cents-about one bird
as much as we have invariably paid for oysters of
like size and flavor In New YoTk--Saddle Rocks
The dozen, uncooked, would have weighed more
than pound. ~.
The explanation OF the remarkable excellence
Of the oysters here this season is that the bed
ding of the last two or three years for this mar
ket has just come fairly into use IL one doubts
the fact, let him pay our old friend Bent n visit
for practical proof He knows how TO set an
oyster table, to charm.
The CENTRE MARKET opened this morning
with but slim attendance of country dealers
The demand was not very great Prices Of pro-
visions generally have not changed from those
nuOtSd in SatnrdaV's iSSue
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GREAT GRANDCHILDREN and other money
NJ taken. Great bargains in goods. Having pur-
chased very superior stock OF VELV f. y 3,
CLOTHS, and CASHMERE rs at great sacrif ce.
and twenty five per cent. less than prices two
mont his ago, we will, and offer bargains not to be
got in this city; also, fine and splendid stock Of
Clothing which must be sold for cash. .r.srf
~ .-.l. a WALL. q STEPHENS,
No. $50 Penn. avenue, between 9Th and
10th streets, and under Browns Hotel, No.
Oc -lmeOd %, between 9Th and 18th streets.
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Cotton Markets.
Baltimore Markets.
New York Market.

NEW YoHK, Nov. Ie.-Flour Is buoyant; sales
OF s;oo bbls; State - sOa4 IS; Ohio IS l0asS so;
Southern IS 1Oa as 40
nheat IL steady; sales are unimportant; South
ern white $50; southern red 81 5Oasl 90 Corn
closed at an advancing tendency; sales are unim-
portant; mixed 76c
tive. Lard is firm at IOaI3c.
Whisky steady; Ohio x2Ec
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nancfal.

NEW YORK, November 1O-Stoeks are lower
Chicago and Rock Island sea; Illinois Central
shares w do. bonds So; Michigan Southern
l5x; New York Central "a (; Reading a5.; vi
ginia 6's s3x.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs.
HE FIRST sR II. II f. Annual BALL OF
Logan Tribe. No. 8. I. O. r. M.

Will take place at Forrest Hall, on TUESDAY,
November nth, 1857. ..f
The Committee of Arrangements and members of
the Tribe, pledge themselves to spare no eff "a
forts upon their part To make this one Of the III
most Interesting and agreeable entertainments ~
OF the season. .--. ..,. r.-. Sssif&
The Order fraternally invited to partlci pal e
with US upon this festal occasion. To our friends
we extend the warm hand of welcome, and cordially
invite them to share the pleasures of the evening
with .....
Tickets can be procured from the Committee or
any member of the Tribe; alsH, at the door.
Excellent CotillOn Music has been engaged.
Floor MdHdSerS.
p. q. |. Hugh Latham, p. g. g. /. T. Bradley,
James Dunavan.
COMMITTEE Of Arrdng. ments.
p. s; T. Downing, John Scott, VIM. Donaldson.
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TELtEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the AsseeIsied Press Aaest.


ehins DSmsustrattsns, &c.
ns.t,no .o M, Nov; 9-At the workingmea'.
o'eak Were entertained Tbre.r, ,.s,e -.
10 ne hail would be STACKED N relief WAS Mt
san'1 lately afforded. The leaders were 40 In.
necessary to send a police force ~ tsss -,
10 ths ne. crowd dispersed The gates le,dInr
,Vbirh ,. nall Were then all locked erorpt t,so
made every strongly s.rongiy guarded by policemen, who
adyi,,sS person tell his business before beinC
sead 80; large crowd Of lsboring men g,ths
eir u ouuoe. The object Of the cro,se .n,ssrsS
,I- 80 rai;ns the common council 70 AFFORD
Msrshal Rynders and Ass,s,,,, -rr..-,,., IA.
co telcgraphed TO Washington for ,,s,,,.t.s,, -.
employ me troops az Governors Island An c,.s
the crowd attacked the subtreasn-v IN 0eso
Slave Case at Bosten--Heavy Rebe,rx,
BosToN, Nov. "a slave woman h.io,,.t.-
to Louis Sweet, Of Nashville. Tennessee' 49,
brought from Lawrence to-day on a Aab,a, r,,.
pas. The case WINS heard BY Chief tu,tIc,
shaw, who, after examination decided that ths
woman could 90 wherever she pleased Her
owner was in court. and the slave decided 10 re-
turn with him. The examination caused consid-
tempted
The store OF Rogers & Nash. in Washington
s =, was entered last evening and robbed Of
SS'oo worth Of jeweiry, ribbons and velvets.
Cotton Markets.. r
SHARLEsIoN, Nov. Q Sales Of Cotton for Sat
middling. ~ 80
AreusTA, Nov, 9-cottOn is buoyan,, closing
al advancing tendency.
go. Bainmore Markets.
BALTINoRE, Nov. l0.-Flourfs firm; sales of
l,0J0 bbls Howard street and Ohio IS as
heat - irregular and prices are lower; red
white IS; yellow 7Oa73c
WHISKY is dull City 2IKc; Ohio e2kc.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
niture is handsome, of the best quality. and new.
VIII be sold rented separately or together. Apply
on the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue, between
4h and 9th streets. n4-lm"
ENOR RENT.-A modern-buit HOU ISL, contain
ing eleven rooms. The house is on 9Th street,
between and Il streets in the best location in the
city. heated ny furnace and lighted with gas. Ap
ply to THOMAS PARKER. n4-2wf
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PERsoNAL.-THRATRicAL- young gen.
tlemen and Ladies are wanted to join q resident
THEATRICAL COMPANY. To those desirous of en-
tering the Dramatic Profession an excellent oppor
GER METROPOLITAN THEATRE, Post Once Box
l48, Washington, ID. C.. n l0-3t-
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DRs. HUNTER & WILLIAMS,

- DIS. HUNTER & WILLIAMS,
Physicians for Diseases Of Throat and Lungs,
52North Charles street, Baltimore.
DR.. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
the 18th and 18th of each month The next visit will
be on Thursday, the 18th inst.
Once 26l Pennsy wanna avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewery Store. n 1921
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv A. GREEN Anctionee,

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY GOODS
~ AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY MORNING.
the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock a. m. shall sell nm
front OF my store No. SIT 18th street good lot Of
candies, Candy Jars. Nuts, Fancy Goods, Toys
China Ornaments, &c.
With many other articles unnecessary to enumerate
Terms cash.
q-3t A GREEN Auo,
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The FIVE LITTLE PIGs.-Shilington, Odeor
Building, corner ~ street and Pa. avenue, has re
ceived another supply of this publication. An ia
want of 1t should call early and purchase. n9-tf
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ii. MARLOW'S r-t.
"A. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

n. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 4S6 Psnnsyiraaia arsnEs.
take this opportunity of informing my customers
and the public in general that have on saleAShp
a lot of first rate Calf skin Caters at S2.5O,
Gsitsr at ss5o, as GOOD as are t Usually s"fd
at IS, and good Calf SKIN Boot at 8 50. LADIES'
all other Shoes, such as Boys, Misses, and Chi
drens, cheap IN proportion; Call and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, No. 486 Pennsy Iva
mia avenue. between Sd and ~ streets.
au 25 2aW3m .......
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ns3t BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts.

Bv WALL i BARNARD. AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY ATE r :
NOoN I'm instant, at "a 9 clock. we Will sell. in
front oil the premises, part OF Lot &c. in Square go
frenting l6 feet on 18th street west, between ri
and streets north. and running back 90 feet ten
feet alley. This valuable property Is improved with
good two STORY frame dwelling house, lack build
ing, wood sheds, c.. and rs situated in one of the
most beautiful and improving parts of the CITY, or
an investment this sale offers excellent opportu-
nts as the property will command good rent.
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
nets WALL d BARNARD, Aucts
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Ry BARNARD g BrCkEY: Georretor-n

TO BUlIDERS.-A Coon CHANCE To GET A
CHEAP HoUsE.-We will offer for sale, on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY next, the nth INST
az Gciocki p m the Lot on Jefferson street, with
nme Was of the n"TtheTnmOst house ecently burnt
The house was three story and all tire walls of the
mann building are IN good preservation; but yery lit
Tie damage done to them by the IRE; the hack build
lHgs twO-story.
Terms: Sloo in hand. and a credit of one and two
carson the talanca. The walls may be construct
ed m two dwellings. =
we shall also sell to the highest bidder immedi-
ately alter the above sale, an old Frame House on
Beae street, short distance west of Christ Church.
TO be removed m - days. There some good lum-
Der ann brick, suitable for putting up cheap house
A ID m ID
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b. las. g. McGIIRE- Anctinnnn,

By JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT PUBLIC
AucTIoN-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
October Sth, at three O'Clock, on the premises,
sell sell that beautiful country residence called
. Summer HILL which Is situated i'm Virginia, on
the turnpike road leading from Washington city to
Alexandria three miles and 2 half from either city,
consisting of a new and comfortable dwelling house.
cellars and outbudings with $50 acres of very rich
land, OF which over IL" under cultivation
the rest being hard woodland; good spring water,
good fishing, good water power FOR milling. or facto-
~ purposes. The land may be purchased in two
parcels, about 100 acres with the residence and over
5acres with house, of which over Is acres are the
best in the neighbOurhOod for early gardening.
&C nd JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
III Owing to the mciemency of the weather yes
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket, Mai, q. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub
lie sale of his residence and farm, Summer Hill :"
in the County of Alexandra, Va, until MONDAY,
the 4th of January next az 10 O'Clock a. m, on the
promises. In the meantime, thew are offered for
private sale; and further information to terms Of
sale, &C. may be obtained at the auction store of J.
G. Mcclure.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
oc PAW Auction and Commission Merchant
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EOR RENT.-Two desirable RESIDENCES.
L One new, four story Brick House, built and
finished In modern style, and handsomely fitted with
gas, DO. 1t is on New Jersey avenue, between ID
and r. streets, in the vicinity of the Capitol. IL
would be q pleasant residence for gentleman In
Congress, with O. without family. Inquire of Mr..
WALKER, the AftIst-he lives in the adjoining
hOuse-or at No. 464 NJ street The other Is a nearly
new, three story BIi. House, with pump OF good
winter, and stahlIng for carriage and horses, in the
yard IL Is on Nj street between 18th and 18th SITS.
Inquire at the adjoining house, No. 464 NJ street.
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GREAT BARGAINS m second hard P,snos .
NJ the MusIc Depot. from SS 10 ESQ, % be sol
- '' ~ -, w. G. METZERoTT.
% - corner nth strsst aid Pa, avenue,
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sAtcff0Ss1fFs
Nv A. GRELN as

By A. CREAM, Auctioneer--1 -
Bftbs s iShrE OF A DEED OF Trust TO
tsSe and duly 1sSoId csf In ne ne e
q ss s.hngton oenny, in the Distfiot or Go amb,s
dsssfS ss 8: ssSsr
q o ann m No e ns q said Guy
g s side Alleys has an Quite, on sts snd
There Is q neat two-story Frame. House on the
sons residence, owned ts John Z. kessae,
Mord street is soon to be graded and the Oh
FERNS 0hs 0tStiTs cash balance /. 6 - and 70
aaed If 10. notes bearing interest, and secured by
{. H. e:HKas3si q itf Ta:
III ANS! HAMS" HAMsm
We have a choice lot of Family. cured HAMS,
WHICH are unsurpassed n e sTeellsnGe;
.ea Corner of Vermont avsnne and isth strest
NOTICE TO HOUsEKELPERs. : = :,
C SS. Ri co, having received large
FUR sT isd tRGsf Want
to examine their stock, as they are determined |"
to sell to suit the times. - -
Bank paPer of the District taken at par.
90 ls-tf No. $50. corner Of 9Th st. and Pa. av
VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT FANS. Money DAD
BOOTS, sHo Is, AND TRUNKS.
8. p. HOOvER's IRON HALL, Root suor
AND TRUNK ESTA
Pennsylvania arsnue, bet,Dsen ssh and 1Oth SITS.
aSan have just returned from the North~rx,
with splendid assortment of allExkh&
4 kinds Of Ladies. Gentlemens, Mis- Sak1fU
ses, Boys, Childrens', and Servants
~ 0UiS and SHOES, Also. a large stock of
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VAfICES and
money. " 1870
Call early, at SANT'L. p. HOOvER's,
SO 30 49, Iron Hall.
VIRGINIA AND OTHER PAPER MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR!
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EOR SALE-Handsome residence on the Heights
L OF GEORGETOWN. The subscriber, as Trustee, Of
fers for sale that spacious and handsome residence
IN Georgetown, at present occupied by Charles w.
Paro, Esq The property comprises an entire square
OF ground, beautifully improved with walks, trees,
shrubbery flowers &c.; large nd well built green
house, with plants in great variety. There are also
on the premises, Stables, Carriage house. and other
large and roomy, having with the wings, front of
ninety hve ta5l feet and commands of the finest
views OF the Potomac river and country around. IL
bnh fixtures for hot and cold water large clstern,
hrst class residence. lf desired the Furniture will
immediately For further particulars terms OF sale,
At Pairo & NOurse's Banking House,
Sc q -dSw2aw4w opposite the Treasury
MISS CHRISTIE JOHNSON, -
ll TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
Is DESTROYS OF forming Glasses IN Elocution IN the
Schools IN Washington, and will give instruction to
private pupils in that city and 10 Geors etown.
Miss Johnson will give lessons to youths and pro-
fessional gentleme No..
Residence, Miss Harrover's formerly Miss Eng
lisb's,l Female Seminary, corner Washington and
Gay ftreets. Georgetown. 30 -'t
For further information and circulars apply at
Blanchard Il MOlun's Bookstore.
REFERENCES.
Mrs. William F. Richie, Richmond. Va.
Rev. stephen Il. Hill, Washington, ID. e..
Grafton Tyler, NJ. D., Georgetown, ID. C..
Slim
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NEW GROCERY. VARIETY, AND PRO
~ VISION STORE, --
ys- IS THE NoRIHEKN LIBERrIEs.
The subscriber has iust opened a Store OF the
above description. No. 544 north Nj street
near 9Th, and respectfully soicits thekKFA
patronage of his friends aud The public. TheSEHJ
articles are fresh, and will be sold as low
at any other store IT, the City stock consists of
Also, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Powder, Pins, Need
les. Sewing Silk and Cotton, rhread, SuspendeIs,
Pens, Ink, Paper Cakes, Candies, &c. =
For RENT.-A Brick stable. with hay loft and
oci2-eoims THOs. N. ADAMS.
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By A. GREEN. Auctroneer.

BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Il ERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust from A lex =
auder TonRet aud wife, dated the 9th day of August
1855, and duly recorded in Lber j. A. - No. no. To-
los Sd, c. one of the land records for Washington
County In the District Of Columbia, the subscriber
will sell. on MONDAY, November &c, at 4 o clock
p on the premises, all that piece OF parcel of
Ground situated in the City of Washington. and
known and described as part of Lot numbered two
(2) IN subdivision OF Square numbered two hundred
and twenty eight (228l fronting twenty five (25D
feet on street. running back sixtyfve 1851 feet
and other hered taments thereunto belonging.
Terms: One-thlrd cash (of which $50 must be
paid on the spot balance in and IL months.
A deed given and a deed of trust taken.
Conveyanclnga at purchasers expense.
T.. G. MORGAN, . ~.
ALFRED SCHUCKING.S Trustees.
oc lo-Iawts A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
Il IN ORANGE COUNTY. VA.-Bavlng more land
than can cultivate, will offer for sale. at public
auction, on TUESDAY. the nth day of November,
1857, BIrchland.' lying in the County of Orange,
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands OF Hon JeTe-
mah Morton and others, and containing three hum
dred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acres cleared and now in Clover, and the remainder
IN original growth-well suited to growing a fine
erected within the last year. and suitable for farming
purposes. invite purchasers To examine for them
selves. Having determined to sell, am disposed
To sell a great bargain. ... e -
For further particulars address j. j. Halsey,
Mltehell's Station. Culpeper County, or the under
signed at q, ange Court House.
oo 2s-ts GEORGE A. SLEET.
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"a. n a. ~ FLORA JUST OUT! ..#F --~r
i HAVE this day received n new lot of my new
Air-tight Fat.top COOKING STOVES, "a,
which got up in Phiiadelphia last summer 81
expressly for this mark ct, made very heavy ~
and strong of the best Pennsy lvana maea- ~
Bile from have calledi the Flora Air-tig ut Cook
ing Stove patented 1887. heavy and thick for family
use. and destined to be the cooks delGht. ~ wdl
any cooking stove IN this market land has attached
to II summer arrangement. - y. -. -. -.
For sale only at e. WoOdwards Metropoltan
Stove and Crate Factory, Nos: 3t5 and So Pennsyf
yanla avenue, between 10th and nth streets: =
MET C.. WOODWARD.
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SHAWLS.-SHAwLs.-
- We have inst received large lot of Gentle
mems sHAwLS, rom ss g End HgwsIds 90 a
33w 3z2 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th ats.
DYE AND BARLEY MALT. 20 - E
~ - 4 lLss - ~ - for salo Ct tho q 500
clrY and oce IT, q T: ns.
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To THE CITIZENS 5 81 THE DISTRICT.

In entering our new building, which we have just
taken possession of, and we return our sincere
thanks to the people of Washington and George
town for their liberal patronage, and We. IN part, AS
return. have erected q spacious building, which will
be an ornament to the city. with large and airy sa
loon, with all the convenience and comfort OF our
customers, and 10 the establishment all the
essary arrangements for manufacturing and encour
aging home industry, and by a strict attention TO
Justice and integrity hone to give sat sactIOn to
ALL WALL, STEPHENS & co,
c314w No. 522 Pa. ave.. bet, 81 h and 10th its.
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I AIDES, PLEASE READ.

Instead OF selling the remnant of my stock of
FANCY GOODS at auction have moved a into
my new Store, S56 Pa. avenue between 9th and 10Th
streets, where intend giving my customers the
pubic generally, chance tn get great bargains az
suction prices. Call before you buy, and examine
for yourselves.
Very respectfully, X. G. STEVENS.
Dealer in French Millinery and Fancy Goods,
OcA SIS Pa. ave., bet. 9th and l0th ats
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p LIGHT FOR ALL.
nSElNTZEL'S NON-EXPLOSIyE BURN
lNG FLClD.-Thls Fluid rs equal, II not superior,
to any Fluid now in use as IL gives a batter liz y
burns longe smokes less and is certainly pop-ex
plosIve. Price IS cents per gallon.
NJ. GREEN.
n5-lw Grocery corner of 18th and 4 ats
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ROOkS FROM LONDON. sH
- Soyers Culinary Campalgn,1 VOL; 8 50. .s.
Russelrs Modem Europe Epitomised, 81.
The Bivouac, by Maxwell; Soc.
Captain Blake. by Maxwell; soc.
The Vieomte Bragelonne, vols.; S1.25.
Birds, Beas Is. and Fishes; I2c. ....
The History of Five Little Pigs, colored plates q
cents, plain II cents. a'.t
FRANCE TANUnp
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FOR RENT AND SALE,
ices lstpags.

For othI" For Rsntand Sale" notices see stpass.
nor RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE. contain
Il ing seven rooms, with flower garden pttached,
on New Ork avenue. near New Jersey avenue, a md
in the vicinity of WendeIPs Printing Once at
Si2-5l per month. Apply at les New 70 avenue.
FOR RENT OR I.EASE.-A large and coinmo
hath room. coach house. stabing, and ornamental
garden. The house ~ elegantly furnished, and in
the most central and desirable location. The house
will be leased. with the furniture, for term Of
to good tenant, very reasonably. For part icuars
apply to WIN. WALL. of Wal, Stephens d Co.,
so Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
I0-lm
FURNISHED ROOMS FOX RENT.-A
pleasant Paror and Chamber, adjoining, and
neatly furnished, the first floor. elevated five feet
rom me SIDE walk Also an attic room for servant
Location very desirable, being near the State and
Treasury Departments. Rent S6 per month. No.
46o New York avenue, I'd door from 18th street.
n7-lw*
EOR RENT.-AIarge BRICK HOUSE, situated
l. IN the Sixth WDrd, a the corner of Pa. avenue
and9t street east. furnished with gas and having
the advantages of a large enclosure. Apply to the
Subscribers, either by mai their Lumber Yard,
corner 18th and street west.
Oc q -2aw2w H.. N. Il J. w. Easily
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Situated
Il on enc of the most pleasant streets IN the city
supplied with gns and BATH and fitted up with all the
requisites for comfort and convenience Apply at
476 II street, between 9Th and l0th or J. q. Nc
Guire corner 10th street and Pensy lvania avenue.
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