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Walter r. Bro.

Waiter n Bro.
House Sign, and Carriage Painters,
Will do Painting, Graining, Glazing to Order,
In the best style,
Nam street, NJ 'Grcgor, Oct. 1856
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G. y. kENicK, willis DRUMMOND,
N Gregor, Iowa,) Gutenberg Iowa
e1satck r. DrsSa,sal.OM0,

Attorneys at Law. Office over the Bank, Nc
Gregor, and first door North Of City Hotel, Gut
enberg. (n4tD
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Attorney & Counselor at Law, and Real Estate
Agent. Taxes paid for nonresidents, Notes and
Accounts collected (Otiice at the Post Olfice)
MGrcCOr, Iowa.
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Wholesale GrOccrs t. Dealers in Clothing, Sta.
pie and fancy Dry Goods. Also, Crockery and
Hardware.
W Produce bought and sold.
Main street. ltf
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HI w lYSONs
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, AND TOBACCO Fresh Oysters constantly
on hand (First door East of American House,
McGrcSor, Iowa.
Also, Agent for superior article Of Double
Re,tfed whisky
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Matchmaker d. .JeaUeler.
r. s. WOOD respectfully informs the citizen
of McGrcgor and vicinity, that he is carrying
on the above business at the stand of Akin d
Bro. nearly opposite the McGregor House,
All kinds of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry neatly
cleaned and Repaired. All work warranted.
McGregor. May 9Th. 1857. n3l "
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g.. III. Flanders,
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions and General
Merchandise. Nesp Frame Block. Main Street,
NcGre2or, Iowa. ltf
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Merrill r. Barron,

eNe1'rtll !" z1lI1]ON,
g. s..-s,. s. Successors to Jones 4 Base, .
Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Leatli-
ct, Hatsand Caps, Ready-made Clothing, House
Furnishing Goods, Hardware, Groceries and
Queens Ware, at the old stand, Main street
McGrcgor, Iowa.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-07

.'. Isaac Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SASH Doors
and Blinds, Main street, 4,.
McGREGoR, Iowa.
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PERSONAL.

-. Hon. w. A. Lake and family, of Miss, are
at kirkwOods'
49,. Capt. Blocker, L. 5. N, and lady; Hon
j. A. Westervelt, Y. and Capt Nj. r. Carr
L. 5. A, are at Wizards
-. The Richmond Wing says that Il is prob
able that another letter from Senator Hunter, ad
dressed to the Democrats of Rocking ham, will
appear In the Harrisonburg papers Of to-day
-. Edward G. Assay, young LAWYER at Chi
eaEo, has been convicted Of a misdemeanor in
attempting TO bride an important witness i'm the
Brayinan case to leave the State
go. The new novel of Levers, "Dayenpor,
Dunn now publishing in numbers, is founded
upon the history OF the great Irish defauler John
Sadlier, who committed suicide. The same p>r.
sonage figures I" Mr.. Merdlen in Dicken.;s
" Little Dorrit."
-. Henry A. Chadwick, Esq one Of the pro.
prietors Of the Girard House, Philadelphia, Is a,
the Girard their home when in Philadelphia will
be glad to see the obliging :" Chad" in the me-
tropolis.
49,. The following letter written by the cele-
brated Eastern traveller, Mr.. Layard to a per.
sonal friend, is published i'm the English paper..
No 120, PIccADILLy, Oct. IL, 1857
MY DEAR MACKAY: | am off for India ne II
week My object-to visit the seat Of the rebel
lion, to form my own views upon its cause and
results. have been too long idle, and want again
work, and try to be useful. trust that my Jour.
ney may enable me to do some good wish
had Some pleasant intelligent man like Yourself
as acompanon. ] hope to he back by the end O,
May or early in June. Six moaths' hard WORK
VIII enable me to see and do much. If any con-
during my absence, shall be happy to Serve
them Yours sincerely. A. w. LAYARp. .
As the Times remarks, this letter 90 shows the
stuff Mr.. Layard is made Of"
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BALTIMORE CITY .xLEcrIoS.-Below we give
the returns from wssds, complete and incomplete,
received thur far: ~A
Fourth ward .-Hicks i,7e2; Groome I7s;
J Finn w.rd-Hicks 1851 Groene ass; Harris
sixth wa,d.-Hicls 1859; Groome Isl; Harris
1859; WHITE 2l9. 81 -
seventh ward Hicks I,iesi eroome ea7i Har-
his 100, Whyte 2s3.
Eighth VAUDEVILLE ticket counted-Hicks
165; Groome Abs.
Ninth ward.-Hicks 336; Groome eesi Davis
1886; Brooks 267.
Eleventh ward.-Hicks IS majority.
Twelfth ward.-Hicks SIS; Groome $40.
l. Thirteenth ward Hicks 69i; Groome 1856
Fifteenth Ward.-Hicks 61S; Groome az q
sixteenth ward.-Hicks 69i; Groome 1885, Davis
694; Brooks 19a.-.zs=4---z-rzass-sa-- .----.'z---
Seventeenth ward 1.O24; Grooms 60;
Davis ,02i; Brooks 90. ..
Eighteenth waId.-Hicks go; Groome 40
Nineteenth wa!d.-Hicks 99l; Groome ISL
From the first ward we have a partial return
For Hicks 160 Groome 1913.
Second ward partial-Hicks 427; Groome DIG
From the Third ward we have a majority for
Hicks of S33
The above returns in whole and part Of eighteen
wards sum up total of Hicks 1851, Groome
:, t2l-najority for Hicks 900.
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The FOREIGN Naturalization dated Octo
Der 9th, received at Halifax by the steamer Can
ada, represent Gotten as closing dull at decline
during the week The receipts were very mode
rate and the stocks greatly reduced, but holders
nevertheless offered supplies freely at the decline
above noted. Mddling Orleans was 1-6
Flour had declined Cd, chiefly in medium
grades. Wheat was dull and prices favored
buyers, but the quotation nominal Indian
corn in fair request, and choice lots saleab,e at
previous prices. Sugars were exceedingly hea-
w, and to move them to any considerable extent
aIar.e decline would have to be submitted to.
The letters represent money easily obtained
at the current rates, and parties outside Of banks
were Offering to loan on eonsols at 61 per cent,
There was no excitement in the market, nor any
failures OF moment. American stocks were with
out marked variation and transactions liberal.
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FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
By the Canada at Halifax, we have the follow


Bv the Canada at Halifax, we have the follow
ing additional intelligence:
ENGLAND Financial matters are the mos,
prominent topic in the London papers
!, On "Wednesday the funds closed with undi.
unfinished frmness and slight advance on Tues.
days rates.
Money is in good supply at 5K per cent dis.
count. ..
The advance of the banks rates greatly chez ked
the flow Of gold to New York, large intended
shipments being countermanded The quantity
OF goods forwarded is also small.
The Bank OF England has thrown out some
bills supposed to be connected with intended
shipments of specie to America. ...
The funds continued buoyant on Friday and
no gold was Withdrawn from the bank
The Canada takes out tenders for g., 900 ,OOO
worth worth Of per cent Michigan Central RAILROAD
The rates for money at the Stock Exchange re-
main at per cent, and the demand for money
at the Bank of England on Friday was heavy
The American horse Pryor Is dead
FRANcE.-It Is stated that the governor of the
Bank Of France had asked for decree giving a
forced currency to bank notes.
Bullion in the Bank of France has decreased
IS, coo, 900 francs since the monthly returns The
three per cents closed at 66f. Sc. 80 -..
The Banks Of Belgium and Denmark have ad
vanced their rates TO per cent.
There is a iull in the Austrian financial pres-
sure, but IL is feared only temporary one.
THR LATEST .H..... --
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon .--Breadstutfs are
quiet with declining tendency Provisions a e
steady. Lard is quiet and quotations nominal
Cotton is quiet with butlittle inquiry and prices
weak Flour il doll, slow Of sale, but prices
altered from Tuesday Wheat Is dull and I'd
lower. Red 7sa7s iOd white Is 10dass Cd choice
81. Corn Is steady. -"i 'a' IS
LONDON, Saturday Turkey persists In claim.
ing the Island Of PENN, and refuses to pay IL :
demnity. sa.a-,-ss u ss....!.,. ...R r. - 81. =
II is fumored that the British cabinet has ar
ranged for the recall Of the Governor General of
India. ... Al, .,.''.a % a. i,.H llF .ssla.I
The London News says that the East India
Company have commenced making large remit
tances Of silver to India which will have a ten
dency to aggravate the present financial evils
There has been serious conflict at Frank fort
between the garrison and Austrian and Bavarisn
regiments, Many Were wounded on both sides
.nLy- u II. T7---'---- 70 u %
III = Mr.. ] Tree has been moi MED felepIan hic
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FIRE AT BLADEXsBURG.-The storehouse of NJ +
Henry Il. Scott, and its contents, in the vllag. of
Bladsnsburg, Nd, were consumed by fire on
Monday night last. Mr.. Scott had no Insurance
on his property. The houses in the vicinity mar.
Iowly escaped destruction
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A MEXICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY
WASHINGTON GEok RSD SEESANpR,.
EXPRESS PPSSGEkKAGE, B4GGAGE, and

JAMES OSBORNE informs the public that he
has established an EXPRESS LINE, to ply daily
between the Cities named above, which will trans.
port for very mode ate compensation any thing that
he desired to be sent between either two OF the
delivered $3.50 r'p''
His states will he found at Smiths United States
hotel, Pa. avenue, between Sd and AZ streets; s.
BaSon& Co.'S Grocery store, corner OF Pa. aven nue.
and 18th street, and the Star Office. Any orders
tended to- W. BOZ = - ~
N.B.-Speoial attention paid to the transport. 'ion
OF PACKAGES TO and from the Alexandria and Orange
ksilrosd Depot, the freight on which he will settle
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THE BANK OF PITTsBURG A meeting of the
stockholders Of the suspended banks of Pittsburp
was held on Monday, and il was resolved to ac-
cept the provisions OF the relief bill. The stock
holders OF the Merchants and Manufacturers,
Bank have appointed commit tee to investigate
the affairs Of the bank, and publish the same.
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RAIRoAp DEPoI BURNr.-The depot oftLe ILL.,
nois Central Railroad, at Cairo was DESTROYED by
fire on Sunday night, with four freight cars and
the engine house. Loss S2OO,OOO. Packages con-
tanning $4,000, belonging to the Express compa-
MES, were DESTROYED.
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BOARDING.

ROAkD.-A couple Of gentlemen or a lad, and
= sSnHsnan can OBTAIN comfortable ROOM
between and II, convenient 10 the Treasury De
fo... ------ - - n5St-
ONE % TWO GENTLEMEN and th.i,
49, W. W. nn9 anEe gentlemen can he accommo-
aateo with BtARD and front ROOMS "a sri Pa.
avenue, opposite the National Hotel
family. ~ 80 ''.N ''s' s1i'so.e hf q
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II The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have resolved that it is not advisable to declare
their usual dividend
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RR. w. G. u. NEWMAN
; IL Having returned to the First Ward. offers his
Professional services to his frlenda and the public.
He may be found at his old residence, No. Is X st.
WIGS. roupEEs, sckIPs. &s.. mad. 10
order ~ the skorte.t possible notice. A select az
'o''" " HEARD & wATsON's.
"a 8Im trs -.,f pa Nafional Hotel and sab street
DEA NUTS. " "
50 b1sheis PEA NUTS for sale BY EH
JONAS p. LEVY.
seS0 aA 18th street, corner of
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the state of financial matters. If the last men
toned apology means aught, it means that, ex.
cept in times when. speculation and population
rsle the roost, Republican partsim is power-
less-a poor compliment, indeed, to its mo-
rality. "a 81 u Y
The Post concludes that The Democracy have
carried the Senate and their State ticket, and
the Republican party the lower House Of the
Legislature. -
NAVAL Courts OF INQUIRY.-Before Court
No. i, to-day, in the case of MIR. Byrens, the
Rev. Mr.. Pyne, P. B. Key, Esq, Joseph C.
Berrett, Esq, and 1t. Lerce, were examined on
behalf of Mr.. B., and Drs. Tinsler. Lansdale,
and Drayton, Of the Navy, on behalf of the Gov
eminent
Before Court No, 2, to-day, in the case of
Capt. Ringgold, Commander John Rodgers was
examined on the Governments behalf.
Before Court No. 3, to-day, the case of 1t
M. E. Hunt (furloughed) was taken up-the
Hon. Reverdy johnson acting as his counsel
and Surgeon G. Maulsby and Its. W. Smith
and j. l.. Davis were examined on the Govern
ment's behalf .F
CLERICAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
The following promotions and appointments
have recently been made In the Pension Bureau
Viz
r. w. Hamilton promoted to permanent
second class clerkship 81 400 per annum.)
John Calvert promoted to third class Isl, 900
per annum) clerkship. .-...
John A. Hunnicutt appointed to a third class
temporary clerkship.
A. V. Hofer appointed to a second class per-
| manent clerkship.
GOVERNOR r. j. WALKER having obtained
brief leave of absence from his post in Kansas,
is expected by his family, we hear, to reach his
| home in this city on Saturday next. Great
public interest is, of course, manifested in his
so soon expected arrival at the seat of Govern
ment, as well as such interest among his host of
personal friends here as naturally arises from
| the prominent part he has borne in the late
stirring affairs Of the Territory
FROM THE U. s. SHIPS INDEPENDENCE AND
JOHN ADAMs.-The Navy Department to-day
| received advices from these ships
The Independence arrived at the navy-yard
| at Mare Island on the 4th October ult, in 59t
days from Panama. She was to have remained
there until the 10th ult. Her officers and crew
| are well.
The John Adams was at Panama Oct 18th
| ult., preparing to return to the United States
Everything on the Isthmus was quiet
NEW GRANADA.-Advices have been received
here that the new Granadian Legislature have
! increased the tax on the profits of commercial
houses over $500, to 40 per cent from per CT.
which has caused much excitement at Panama,
where the merchants are nearly all foreigners.
APPoINTED.-Mr Samuel NJ Rutherford. of
Ark, has been appointed Agent for the Semi
mole Indians, West.
REsIGNED.-We hear that Purser Jackson.
IN new appointment U. S. N, has resigned.
The WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock a. m:
NOVEMBER S. 1857
New York, N. f......... .clear, pleasant
Philadelphia, Pa..........clear, cool
Baltimore, Md. CLOUDY
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The NV YORK ELEcTIoN.-The New York
Sun says: 1.-The result in this city is a sweepinp
Democratic victory. For the first time in MANY
years, II not for the first time since New York has
been city, the Democrats have carried eyerv
Ward; all the State Senators, and apparently all
inc me moefs OF Assembly. IL Is decidedly ga
cream triumph In this city, and the result I'm
bfoosIyn' where the fusion opposition were more
confident Of success, is similar
Ine Journal OF Commerce says: Their MAORI
ty IN tins city at large, on Secretary Of state is
ZSrooo over the Republican candidate pc Ia over
the American candidate, and Is ,5li over both O.
them. -
The following are the county and judicial off
GERS just chosen for this city:
supreme Cont, ID Z. Ingraham Democrat
IonS term Josiah Sutherland. Democrat. short
superior Court, Joseph :. Bosworth and Edward
fle'pont. Democrats; Common Pleas Henry :
Hilton, Democrat; Marine Court, Florence dc
IdTthy, Democrat; Surrogate, Edward C. West
democrat District Attorney, Peter Sweeney.
DcmocIat Recorder, George Barnard Demo
c!at neg isteT, WIN. Miner, Democrat
Moses - Beach Of the New York sun, il also
erected 20 the Assembly, from BROOKLYN on the
anu monopoly ferry ticket.
DR.. Bfandreth, the ''pill doctor, :" is chosen a
The Post and the Tribune seem to concede thai
the Democrats have carried the State
The election was for State officers (except Gov
erhor members of the Legislature add local OF.
heeTs The telegraph furnishes the very lates,
returns.
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AlUeKHKITs.
VAR Sis sALo ON.

U Sis s l. D % N.
TWO NIGHTS MORE OF BIRcH's MIN
STRElS.
Tomorrow Thursday Evening Grand Compli-
mentary Benefit to BILLY BIRCH.
FRIDAY Evening they viii performs t Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard.
saturday nish ut, Benefit Of the Herndon Fusd and
last night Of Brch's MInstrels will take place 81
Carusia satOOn.
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I GATHER .-LEATHERM

IL --.-. 5000 WORTH.
To he sold at Baltimore prices
4n Sides Spanish Sole from S0c. per pound up
100 sides Slaughter.
-t 100 Sides SkIrtins
100 sides Harness and Birdie.
Is Sides Bud Leather.
Upper Leather and Kips.
IS dozen French Calf Skins, of approved brands.
IS dozen Morocco and Goat Skins.
! ming and Bindings.
Bookbnders Leather of all des criptiou.
Clotn I,astngs. GnlIoons and I.acings
Hides bought and sold.
Purchasers please call and ex anime for yourselves
and you will hnd as large and well selected stock as
was ever offered to the trade in W ashngton, which
Will be sold on the most reasonable teams to suit the
times. i. G. FORD.
Leather snd Shoe Finding Emporium,
oc 3-lw 40 7th street. near Patent Office
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MEX LOSIV GAS.

We would most res pectfuIly announce to the
pubic and particularly to hose persons who have
never used the ETHEREAL Oil Spirit Gas from fear
of Its explosive qualities, that have the article
they have long desired, SPIRIT GAS THAT
WILL NOT EXPLODE. Call and see for your
selves it's no humbug.
- We have ais" the Breckenridge COAL. OIL for
Illuminating, and ass for machinery. The illumina-
ting Oil Is not explosive, gives almost equal to
CaInphlne, and " al stand the most intense cold. 1t
IS decidedly the cheapest OH of the day. We weuld
desire the pubctO call and the above Oils tested
at our Store, No. S3 street, between 9Th and 7ih.
n4-tf HOWELL & MORSELI..
MILITARY LAWS OF THE U. STATES
1Vl Those relating to the Army, Marines, Voun
teers, Militia. and 20 Bounty Lands and Pensions !;
third edition, by the late Capt. Hetzel L. 8. Army
one octave volume of 81 pages, with the rules and
a-ticies Of ar, aud the constitution Of the United
States; price 81. or prepaid by mail SI.25.
For sale, a few copies only remainlng, by
ms FRANCk TAYLOR.
A MEXICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY,
"A WASHINGTON, ID. G.
RsMIrTANcEs TO EURoPE.-Persons wishing 10
make pay ments IN Germany, France, Switzerland,
and other parts of the Continent of Europe, with
out the risk of failure,D can do SO upon favorable
terms, through this agency.
Collections upon drafts or powers of attorney
promnty effected, and documents and proofs for for
eign use properly drafted.
LAND WARRANTS for sale.
ALFRED SCHUCKING
n36t" 10 Market Space.
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wA s;. Islssg ss. EsF
:'sRd SSss' r.. as or
n4ats ''S'''''u 0 Capt. csSs' John WATT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mems sHAwLS; from ss$S sSd npSaId.. co
nS3w 50 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS. 9Th street.
well and nes; 81 msss ar.
invited TO examine, by doing which a great saving
numbers of these Shirts, which give entire satisisc
non. ------ n55S
RE,,rzELt;sse E I6E E9k Ht5s a,InN.
ING FLC!D.-Ths Fluid is equal, if not superior.
TO any Fluid now in use. as il gives better Zig t.
bnrns longer smokes less, and is certainly -ex
piosive. Price IS cents per gallon.
~n5-lw Grocery corner of is 18Th h md si..
II r. b. SCHwAR RE,
l. GENERAL DEALER
PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS,
Corner of12th and streets.
..tJAnybody in want of Oysters should call at
this place. n5-d.
10000 PEACH TREE a s.. y, urxn,,n
above Trees are all of hne growth. and Of the 81
Also, ssnf!sl assortment Of 0RNAMEN,1
IL y \ L, E'S EltOREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT
sin JOSHUA PIERCE.
7 Aw BOOKS
- Selwyn's Prius, new edition, 2 vols svo
Bennett IL Heard's Leading Criminal Cases, 2 vols :,
A ADDISON n. on nc Contracts new EDITION, vol
vol.
WhaIton,s American Criminal Law. new edition,
Hill on Trustees, new edition, VOL.
Williams on Real Property, new edition. vol.
Sedswi5k on Statutory and Constitutions Law,
nlcotr's Admiralty Reports, New York, vol.
ms FRANCK TAYLOR.
WArER-COLOR DRAWINGS.
TAYLOR & MAURY beg to announce, in &C.
cordance wit h the wishes of numeroas persons m
portion of the exquisite water-color drawings row
IN their possession.
Subjects. VnIxe
"Ahsey's Cove. near Torquay, Devonshire.
"A Ensj,.b EsIm s'!5
" :. Worth Coast Of Cornwall" -........... s5S
" Holy Isle, from the Isle Of Anan'' Goo
Total a325 on
Five prlzes-sIxty- three chances, at SIS each
Chances to be pald for wnen taken The pictures
on view at Tsyl 0s Maury's Bookstore, and
ment.
~ The Rattle to take place in few days.
post OEFICEsIN THE UNITED STATES.
i List OF Post Otices In the United States, with
Also, the Regulations and Laws Of tbs POST Ofice
Departments. Free by mail on receipt Of fifty cents
In stamps. TAYLOR kMAURY,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

For other" For Rent aad Sale aofiess see Isf ,ars
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE on RENT
Il The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur
nItuTe is handsome, Of the best quality. and new.
VIII be sold rented separately tog ether. Apply
on the premises, No. n Missouri avenue, between
"a and 9Th streets. ns-lms
EOR RENT.-A modern-built HOUSE. contain
4 ing eleven rooms. The house rs on 6th street,
between and = streets, in the best location in the
city. heated iy furnace and lighted with sas. Ap
ply TO THOMAS PARKER. n4-3v
FOR SALE OR RENT IMMEDIATELY.A
Il four story Brick DWELLING, on Maine
grounds.
Also, For Sale-Lot II. square ID. adjoining ON
corner; Lots Is. ~ 10. a. p, "a and IS square ESQ., ON
u street west between Y and M; Lois p and 81 nb
square sz. on LIST street west, between street and
virginia avenue; Lot IS, square 569. and I'd
streets; three Lots square 3d. fronting y feet 10y
100 on u ST eet north; aud on Washington street =
by l9i Lot le, squaIe s64. corner Mary land avenue
and !th street west: OF g. square III. Of.
north and Sd street east. Terms easy and tit per
feet. B. MIIBCRN
nt-Sf III street rorth. between 4th and 5th.
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TANDING ORDERS.
~ CARD.
L THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT.

In entering our new building, which we have lust
taken possession Of. and return our sincere
thanks to the people of Washington and George
town Tor their ber al patronage, and We in part al
return. have erected a spacious buiI Eg which will
De an ornament to the city. with large and airy Sa-
loon, with all the convenience and comfort of our
customers and la the establishment are all the nee
essary Arrangements for manufacturing and encour-
all. IN WALL. STEPHENS A. On
oc 3l-4w No. 50 Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
A PIANO for S2t: one for SS7; one for SIS; aud
"A two for Sl0b; besides twenty two new ones
ranging In price from $50 to $40. All for rent or
sale upon easy terms, At our Piano Warerooms 36
between 9Th and 10th streets.
"a JOHN r EJIIS
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