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DUY YOUR GOODS FOR CASH.
- AND SAVE Ten PER CENT.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO
CASH PURCHASERS.


ID AND SAVE Ten PER CENT.
GREAT INDICTMENTS OFFERED TO
CASH PURCHASERS.
has been so very literally patrOnIsed by the Ladies,
Is desrous of rendering ms grateful thanks for past
customers that he has added 10 his already extern
'lVe C tssT" aNiD SHOE ROOMS.
on the Second and ThiTd foors.
where we have an exquisite array Of C4RPET-
and DOMESTIC GOODS b. me piece aIsn,
CENT EMEN'S, BOYS', and SkRVANTS
In our Retail department, on the FIRST floor. we
are prepared TO exhibit very large and beautiful
Unusually low pTees. u of FIScr aSd
STAPLE DRESS GooDs, for Ladies, will be found
have Black Silk al 50 cents; English Merinos at Is
CENTS hest French Merlnos; 10 all colors at % cents;
fS%e as low as Is Gsn1s PslG oSsn
black peBege j. cents; Good Calleos; s CENT; la
meT d ysbs GseaP stT s Sen 1r
ces; Ladies' Coaks, Tamas and Mantillas, Of the
newest and most beautiful styles az New York p i;
O o; Good Kid Gloves. 81 CENTS Chlldren's Worsted
Hoods, Capes and Tslmas, extra cheap; Table ] IN
ems DEpss and WoS = yssS low
Bleached Cotton at 10 cents. worth II; Blankets, 81
cents Spool Cotton. IL cents per dozen; Umbrellas,
Our department for Gentlemen's, Boys, and Ser
wants wear, offers many lndnceu ents, comprising
Kentucky Jeans, F ulled Cloths aud Linseys extra
cheap. Under-Shirts and Drawers, all sizes ard
prices.
Elegant Carpetings from 81 cents to SI.25; Rugs
of and bes utful des gns. very cheap; Druggets
in all widths at low prices; Floor Oilcloths hity
cents
Gentlemen's, Boys, and Chi.dren's SLOUGH Hats
and Cloth Caps in great variety, at unheard OF
Dr,ces.
Our stock of Boots and Shoes are from the first
manufacturers the country, embracing all quail
ties STYLES and prices for Ladies, Gentlemen, Chill
dren and Servants. all of which will sell ten per
cent less than regular prices, and warrant them to
give satisfaction.
OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH, and
a proof of our determination to sell ten per cent
Less than those who sell credit. we invite you TO
call, examine our stock, and compare the prices
with those asked elsewhere, believe il will be
per less than the articles can be bought in
ether houses on credit.
l. n. BRICE HALL.
No. SIS Seventh street.,
0c 10 cow fnnrih honse above j.
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uOUsEKEEPERS, ATTENTION!

HOUSEkEEPERS, ATTENTION!
| have this day received another supply of the
COAL GAS BURNERS. This Stove burns the
gas and smoke from the GOAL, thereby making a saw
ing of one hafthe fuel from the common coal stoves;
suitable TO all apartments. DO.
For sale only at Z. Woodward's Stove, Crate,
Furnace and Cooking Rance Factory, Nos. Sls and
S2 Pennsylvania avenue. between 10th and llth
streets.
oc7 eo4w C. WOODWARD.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-Twelve police officers hav,
reported TO the Chief Of Police 100 cases for tn,
week ending Saturday last.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. McGIrI1C

by JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auotloneer,
VALUABLE BUILDING L1Ts ON K.-,,,-
On NSYbx VA tFkSRtNStSSosSr A6s Ass5ios
e sss s s: ssffs o e
sh feet inches. H 'ah s sRs
pr1yliege ofan alley running out to 18th street '"o
Lots for .ss In that delightful part Of The Cit', ~
'h T, sac OF which special attention is invited
The property will be sold entire or In Lots, a. is
Terms: one-third cash tn. ,.,;du. in a and =.
months, with interest," secured by deed of Srust on
oe2l-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auot.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
ExECUTOR'S SALE BY ORDER or THE
~ ORPHANS COURT, OF HoRsEs, Mukks. CAT.
TIE, FARMING UTENSILS, NEGROES, AND HousE-
aih At d oeoel ,S,
sell at the late residence Of Washing ton Berry de-
Hess sas Tesd .SIh
ing Of Horses: Mules. Cows, CARRIAGES, and Farm
f ing fse1s ns &C. Also two old servants slaves
and nine months Also; such Household F 1rnit S
as r may not pe required by the family.
able over $40 credit Of t3o and IN p1 fonr
bsarns %5 Gs se BI
0i oe st sasSSsslf A.GRErN. .uo,,or..,
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
pUBLIC SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE,
IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI-
TURE, IN PRINCE GEORGE's COUNTY, Mp. AT Arc
TIoSCOn MONDAY, the a6th instant I shall sell,
AZ the farm Of Mrs. Margaret =. A. Cummings on
the right of Rock Creek road ~ mile from the ock
Greek church, commencing at 10 o. clock a. m all of
the stock, consisting of -
Work and Carriage Horses
Cows and Cattle. Family Carriage
Carts, Farming Implements
Some of the cattle are very fat.
Also, lot of Corn Fodder, Hay, Cabbage, &c.
Also, good lot of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, amongst which will be found a irstrate Pr
anO.
Terms OF sale: The Corn, Hay and Cattle will be
sold for cash in bankable funds: the balance will he
sold as follows All sums under $50 cash, in banka-
Die funds over $50, credit of and mont ms will be
teTest. A
&C 2l-d A. GREEN Auctjoueer
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The COOP INTENT ASSOCIATION had pleasar
ball at Coombs' Hall, last night
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To THE TR ABE

TO THE TRADE.
Just received, London Brown Stout and Scotch
AL OF various brands, at SI.75 per dozen by the
cssks OF and 10 dozen.
JONAS p. LEVY,
Corner Of 9Th and B streets stouth,
oe lj-lm Grocery and Wine Store,
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-we shall cod
"A tInue selling out about one week more, ann
hence beg our friends who are in want of bargains,
not to let the present opportunity pass by.
Those who owe small accounts will greatly
obllge us by settling up before we close.
During the few DAYS remaining we shall offer our
goods at great discounts.
ii. J. MCLAUGHLIN Il CO.,
&C II ~ Pa. av., bet 9th and 9Th sts
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SIMPSON HoUsE, Tenth stys,t and PA. ar,,u,
has hne Deer, shot Yesterday, near Mount Vernon.
Also, Canvass Backs, Blue Wing O., &c served
up this day OF the above well known n e.,,nr.n,
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IMMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
l. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Having on hand an unusually large stock of
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS of the latest and most approved STYLES
we have determined to reduce it by cash sales re-
gardess of sacrifice. With this object in view we
search Of good articles.
NOAH WALKER & Co.
Marble Hall Clothing Store, No. sSa Pa ay,
Oc INV Browns Hotel RniIdin0
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THE MARKETS.
tsEcoND DISPATCH 7


The Bank of Holland has raised its rates OF
discount to 5k per cent
Ii is reported that a direct communication Is
about TO be established between Trieste and New
ork through the Lloyd's steamers
The financial pressure II still severe in Vienna
One broker had committed suicide and another
amount.
Numerous failures had occurred.
The Bank Of Prussia had raised its rates Of dis.
count TO q \ per cent.
The health Of the King Of Prussia was failing
rapidly, and great fears were entertained for his
life. All the members OF the royal family had
assembled at Pottsdam.
Negotiations had been opened at St Petersburg
for a commercial treaty with Austria
Six Russian vessels had disembarked troops in
Abasia, burned the bazaar, and DESTROYED the
shipping
The Russian Minister Of Marine officially re-
ports the lUss Of the line Of battle-Ship LIE Forte
All on board persisted, including thirteen officers
seven hundred and forty-thTee seamen, and any.
three women and women and children The
same storm caused other d sasters and loss of life
in various parts Of the Baltic.
Accounts from Turkey state that Galat1 had
been nearly destroyed by fire.
The financial condition Of Turkey remained
unchanged Paper money had deprecated 20 per
cent.
The instructions in Persia had been sup.
pressed.
INDIA r Passengers who have recently arrived
In England report that Nena Sahib has resolved
not 10 be taken alive, and has body guard Or.
captured.
There are 30 600 mutineers between cawnpore
and Lucknow.
IL was considered doubtful whether Gen. Out.
ram can ascend the river GOgrs, as IL il lined
with forts well manned by the mutineers
Al the latest accounts only ,0O0 troops arrived
at Calcutta since the outbreak IL was feared
that Lucknow would fall before assistance could
arrive.
CHINA:-Letters received at Paris say the Vice.
roy ieh had issued q proclamation sttributing
The departure of British troops 10 India to the fear
created by his military preparations
AFRIca -Two slsvers ia I,aan ,.,,r,oS -
the western coast Of Africa. One was an Amert-
can built brigantine called the sarah Jane
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TO Buy CHEAP GooDs 20 to Halls Cheap Cash
Store. No. 57s 7th street, shovel. oc 49, cost
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FO, other For Rent and Sale" notices sea lst PAGE
EoR RENT-A large furnished front ROOM.
L lighted with gas. in private family, convenient
to the Capitol, Avenue, and Patent Office. Apply at
ROOMs FOR RENT.-A ParIor with Bedroom
several Rooms, suitable for gentlemen. and ali of
them new furnished. Apply at DIYERNOIS'S,
on rem; avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
&C 2l-tf
FOR RENT:-A small HOUSE, in good neigh
sIgLEY GUYS Hardware Store, No. So Penn.
avenue. &C % st
PEAL ESTATE INvESTMENTs-'rhe sub
IL sorIber has large number of CITY LOTS,
some Of the most desirable, every section of the
paper o. certified checks of our city Banks Titles
'l &C sGo Sawlm No No. "a ShFp street.
"A Notes Of the States of Virginia, Mary land. and
others. OF the Corporations Of GEORGETOWN and Al.
% for chances snS Of 20 81 H T be and
f nI asp 0 Square part Of Lot front
There are $50 Chances ices at asf I've dollars EACH
The drawing will take place at Charles Werner's.
as soon as all the chances are taken.
certificate with number on each will be given
as receipt for the money, and as chance for the
The time when the drawing takes place will be
made known through this paper.
pei ns e. r.
sylvanIa avenue. oc 20-2w'
THE STOCK, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
Il of q Restaurant and Tavern Stand for sale, on
Penn avenue. The house has just been psint ed and
papered, and does good If not better. business
than any other house in that neghbOrhOOd. Any one
wishing to purchase a place of this kind will find
this great bargain. Apply at the Star Office.
90 1857
DOR RENT-One three story BRICK HOUSE
Il containing SIX rooms; situated on street, be-
LIST. between and streets. Oc !5-et'
TOR RENT-The STORE-ROOM No. SIG 7th
L street; Immediately opposite the office Of the
Clendenin as Boot and Shoe Store. Possession
given Immediately. For terms, 10, apply to GEO.
W.COCHRAN, next door. ocl6 II
ITO RENT.-That new three story Brick House
L with hack building, with bath room, gas, and all
the modern convenienoes, situated on street, be-
tween Second and Third streets. Inquire Of j. W.
ARNOLD. street between fhird and FOUR and
a-half cl4-tf
FOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE. on 6'h;
suit member OF Congress. being q short distance
from the Capitol. 1t nearly new and built in the
best manner; heated by furnace, lighted with gas,
hath room, &c. Possession given BY the first of
November. Apply to THOMAS PARKER, oPpo-
site Browns Hotel. Oc4
COR SALE.-A comfortable two story FRAME
Il HOUSE, on 9Th street, between M and N. A
bargain may be had if applied for lmmediateiy..
Sc 23-lmr No. 564 Nj street.
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THE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB give their frs
annual ball tomorrow night, at Island Hall
Withers' band is to supply the music, and Rey
holds does the catering
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BY A, GREEN. Auction.

EXECuTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
f1,fnR.oXyEn AMP UNIaPEovED, PRoPERTY.-un
ton store. at clock m. the following descriSed
valuable property, wig
good Brick House This property m atSsted By y
the corner of South Capitol aud r streets a.
south Sapo and bounded
I:ots j. and 4, IN Square south Of Square No. 7os
This property is bounded BY South Capitol, and s
Lot No !, In Square es2, containing 2s.772 feet.
Inns property Is at the corner Of South and Water
9 Lot No. !, in Square south of Square south of
t square S67 This property fronts on south w, be-
All OF square east of south OF south of 6S7. This
property fronts on Water street, between south V
E Lot. and ?. in Square No. T7. This property
'1n nt On GeGTgSss a and Half street east
With the improvements which is a good Frame
The above water property is considered the most
SAFE wul be well worthy the attention of persons
Terms: One fourth cash Balance IN 6. -. and IA
IN Ior n3,es bearing interest from day of sale.
ocl4d A.GREEN. Auctioneer.
MARSHAL's sALE.-!In. virtue of three WITS
IsI OF Teri Facias, issued from the Clerks OFF ce
81 the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
viii expose to public sale r S nnt o he
Court house door of SAID county. on WEDNES-
following described property, to wit: ali dsfendsnt's
Tight title, claim and interest and to that part Of
Lot No. H. In Square No: s74, Oommencine q feet
Inches from the northeast of said lot 'front.'
ing Is feet inches on l street North, between 9th
and 10Th streets West, and running back that width
the whole depth OF the lot together with all and
gular the improvements thereon. seized and levied
upon as the properly Of vii lam ID. Acken, and will
of Parker p. Clark. Peter J. steer, and Fielder M.
Magruder, rs. W lillian ID. AokeD.
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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STILL LIVE"
AND will not be outdone by any in the Painting
Line. Having secured the services of an expe-
rienced Sign and Ornamental Painter am pre- par ed
to do SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPARENT
ClE.S, Il O., In the latest les.
Also, continue To do HOUSE PAINTING,
GLAZING, and DRAINING in a 81 perior manner
at No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and It'll
streets.
Sc 4-eotf NJ parker
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THREE DAYS LATER PROM EuRoPI
Arrival Of the Eurs~s
From the As.scis.ed Pres, Agent.


HALIFAX, October 20 The cu,,,a .,~,u.htr
in., oPa, capt Leitch, from Liverpool on the loth
ues arrived. She brings EDS OOO in ,pecie
The,s nothing later from India
.eie had been severe storm, on the Enol,.h
isnd me ne .hiP A. b. KimbaIl. from sunder-
xs,s .s Uura 10 New York, Lost but the crew
The American eris,. wa. n.,,,,,,
vereiy felt In England and France. anS money
over the whole Of Europe wa. "A 49, eon
NJ TI y. a1e GRAIN arain Of sprcie for America
Inc Ming OF Prussia was feared IN he dyIng
The Governor General Of Ind. has hen r..
called ~ 'eo" ie
The London Morning chron.el. pros~,.., 70
nave good sGtnosLty ss .ssssss that Steps win h
press OF n ipdosfan, and says that The next dis
patches will bring the news Of snch proclsma
ton at Calcotta. The statement, however il gen
orally regarded as absurd
Catherine HAYES, the Irish vocalist, IL married
TO w lillian A. Bushnell, Of New York
The London Star Is the only Journal which re-
ports the recall OF the Governor General Of In
The Times says: "Thers Is nothing in raising
the rate Of interest to create alarm The discount
estaoiishments have also raised the rates The
lilies tnlnAs that fright alone has caused all the
rum IN wnlch - now going on In America.
Inc American crisis was severely felt in Paris,
owing to the delay of remittsnces Money was
scares ana there was prospect that the bank
wound Iesclnd Its recent measures for relaxation,
IL IL did not advance its rates OF discount
, hellaole accounts concerning the meeting OF
TIE crowned heads OF Europe state that their
principal object was the red uction of their stand
ing armies IN order to relieve their financial con-
dltion; the difficulty Of obtaining loans rendering
reduction OF expenditures necessary
Two spectators on the Bourse had absconded;
one was defaulter OF three millions, and the
other nearly two millions.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, F riday The business week COM
prlses only nv days, "Wednesday being holiday
Cotton-sales Of the week So 90 bales, .pecuIa.
tors buying ID 500 and porters 30 600 Prices had
advanced I'D Estimated sales TODAY 2 600 spec.
ulators taking 900; stock port 800 500 i6g Go
OF which Is American. Quotations;
Orleans. Mobile. Uplands
niIii;. ..'''....'...-St 9e-l6 on
Mlddiing .....-..95- 81
Breadstufs are quiet but steady Flour closed
dull with decline in inferior Qualities; West
ern Canal 3Oa3ls; Philadelphia Stalls Cd; Ohio "a
ABS. Wheat closed dull at at a decline of pa3d
on inferior qualities red IS 6dass; white S. IOsqS
Sd Corn is steady mixed and yellow 37s Sd;
white 4lai2s.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon.-The cotton mar
ket Is quiet, but the steamers news caused a de-
cline on all qualities. Breadstuffs are quiet and
steady. Corn firm. Provisions steady
LONDON, Saturday noon.-Consols 50 \ as9Y.
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Miss JOHNsoN's readings at the Smithsonian
Institution yesterday afternoon before the Teach
ersi Association Were received with marked ap-
probation by an audience Of more than ordinary
cultivation. She read Buffers for Miss Peeks ,
"Adelaide's Triumph" by Epes Sargent; and
"The Lost Heir" by Thomas Hood.
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IL boIhood. Rent $40 per month. 1nquire at
SIBLEY d GUYS Hardware Store No. $50 Penn
avenue. oc ID at
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BoYD's GENERAL DIRECTORY
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
- For 1859 80.
with BUSINESS DIRECTORY of the Trades
and Professions. Congressional and Depart
msnt Directory, Societies, Libraries, and
INSTITUTIONS, with the names of their of
hceIs; also, Churches, Public Build
Ings, Offices, Travelling Routes,
TO-, DC, &c.
The undersigned, having had long experience IN
the DIRECTORY business being publisher or Direoto-
rles for several cities, feels fully justified in guaran-
teeing the issue OF such Directory will me ct the
want long felt by the public. He has commenced the
canvass Of the city with an able corps OF assistants
who are dn Jnit with their business, and who will
visit every dwelling, store, and Office and do the
work faithfully and thoroughly. NOtime or ex pense
will be spared upon the work in making 1t the Pride
Of WaShiHgtOn.
Advertisements will be inserted cons picuousIy in
the hook Subscription price 81. and the name in
serted In capital letters -. IN
WIN. III BOYD, Publisher
The Directory will be issued as soon the matter
can be collected. -'
Advertisements and information for the Directory
may be sent tn ANDREW BOYD, at Mr.. II. Polkin
horns Printing Once ID ct near 7th. oc9
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The GEORGETOWN COLLEGE CADETS, Captain
O'Sullivan, are parading our streets to- day, some
20 strong, headed by Withers' Band, and made a
very handsome appearance indeed Were II not
for making the Cadets vain, we should be tempt
ed to repeat some of the complimentary things
said Of them by the ladies, and also by men well
posted In military tactics.
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| AT MEETING OF the Monumental Club the
following officers were duly elected: President
| lanes o. Withers Vice President-R Sheably
| Secretary-John Ward; TECasurer-Wm. Barry
| Recording Secretary-B Franklin.
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TIKI RIvzR.-At the Long Bridge, Ice was
formed last night in the bottoms Of several boats
containing water, an eighth of an inch thick.
Arrived at Magruder & Stones wharf schooner
Hope, Capt. Poore, with 800 bushels Of white
gpayel.
A large schooner, from Philadelphia, laden
with large iron pipe for the Washington aque.
duct, was lowed up to Georgetown this morning
by the tug Wide Awake.
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Tonight, Signora Paravslli, aided by Mr.. r.
n Crouch, gives the first Of her series of musical
.soirees at the Academy of Music. Her visit here
happens very OPPORTUNITY TO MI a blank expe.
SIieneed by our music lowing community and
5foTn the manner In which she Is endorsed by
bigL authorities wherever she has appeared we
: ARE led 10 anticipate much from her.
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEkPERs.

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
c. r; l.. GROWN CO., having received large
and well selected stock for the + all trade, In "a
vltes Housekeepcrs and those in want oftl
FURNITURE or CROCKERY WARE "a
to examine their stock, as they are determined M
to sell 10 suit the times.
Bank paper OF the District taken at par.
CIR. l.. CROWN CO.
Oc l6-T No. SS7, corner of 9th at and Pa nv
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THE BOaRBoT MAxaGEss gratefully eknowl-
edge the receipt Of s4I4, the proceeds Of collec-
lion for The orphans Of the Washington City
Protestant Orphan Asylum, taken IN the Mcken-
dEes Chapel.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.-A ParlOr with Bedroom
several Rooms, suitable for gentlemen. and ali of
them new furnished. Apply at D'IVERNOIS'S,
on rem; avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
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MARRIAGES AT BRowNs'.-YesteTday morning,
a happy couple from Virginia, were united in
the holy bands of wedlock by the Rev. 6. ID.
Cummings, at Browns hotel. The happy man
was o. w. Dowell, Esq, but the brides name
we were unable to obtain.
At noon, to-day, the Rev. Mr.. Cummings, at
the same house. married ]. \. Rucker, ESQ E, of
Kansas Territory, and Miss Mamie Scott, Of Va.
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DEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS-rhesu sub
IL soriber has a large number of CITY LOTS
some Of the most desirable every section of the
CITY, which he will sell for reasonable prices for the
paper or certified checks Of our City Banks. Titles
all good. JAS CADEN
2awlm No. 234 r street
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For other" For Rert and Sdle Offices see Ist pngs
Tor RENT-A large furnished front ROOM
l. lighted with gas. in private family, convenient
to the Capitol, Avenue, and Patent Office Apply at
this office. Or n a.
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r. BRICE HALL, who for the past ten years
has been very literally patrOnIsed by the Ladies,
desir0us of rendering ms grateful thanks for past
favors and would respectfully inform his friends and
customers that he has added To his already exten-
sive establishment,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS

WANTED.On the Heights of Georgetown, two
" SERVANT WOMEN. One as a Cook and
Washer, and the other as Chambe i'd and Ironer
German women will he preferred. Recomme.da
I Iions VIII he required Apply at the ofhce of the
Sthr NJ 2l-Sts