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nor SALE-Handsome residence on the Heights
Il OF Georgetown. The subscriber, as Trustee, OF
fers Tor sale that spacious and handsome residence
~ Georgetown, at present occupied by Charles W
Palr0, Esq. The property comprises an entire square
OF ground beautifully improved with walks, trees,
shrubDery nowers c.; large and well built green
house. with plants IN great variety. There are ais
on the premises, Stables, Carriage house, and other
convenient out houses. The Dwelling House is
large and roOmy, having, with the wings, front of
ninety hve 1851 feet and commands one of the finest
views OF the Potomac river and country around. 1t
is heated by furnace, ghtot with gas and contains
bath fixtures for hot and cold water large cistern
Kitchen range; and almost every en-, ence for a
hrst-class residence. If desired the Furniture will
be sold with the house. Possession can be given
immediately. For further particulars terms of sale,
&C., apply to SAM. c. EDES, Trustee.
At Pairo & NOurse's Banking House,
sc 2l-dSw2awiw opposite the Treasury
MISS CHRISTIE JOHNSON,
1Il TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
Is deslrous OF forming Classes IN EOcUtiOn in the
schools In Washington, and will give instruction to
private pupils In that city and in GeorsetOw
Miss Johnson will give lessons to youths and pro-
fessOnal gentlemen.
Residence, Miss Harrover's formerly Miss Eng
Lshs female Seminary, corner Washington and
Gay treets. Georgetown.
For further information and circulars apply at
Blanchard MOhun's Bookstore,
REFERENCES.
Mrs. William +. Richie, X edmond, Va,
Rev. Stephen u. Hill, Washington, ID. c.,
F Grafton Ty Ter, NJ. d., Georgetown, ID. C.
Oc3i-lm
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WArER-COLoR DRAWINGS.

TAYLOR x MACRY beg to announce in &C.
cordance with the wishes Of numerous persons IN
tereSted 10 the fne arts, that they intend rafting
portion g the exquisite water-color drawings now
In their possession.
-. SNtJ eciS. VGlke.
"Antsey's Cove. near Torquay, Devonshre,
Coast Eng land, -, S,-5 nN
"A n English Farm" ........... SO 90
. North CttSt OF Cornwall" .--......... - %
- DiSmantled Ships" ...,...-- 81 an
" holy Isle, from the Isle OF Arran'. ...... 3 %
iotai...'' .......-.......S5 S5 N
Five pnZes-sIxty- three chances at SIS each
Chances To be paid for when taken The pictures
on view at Tay Tor Il Maury's Bookstore, and
ment.
IL The Rattle to take place in few days.
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NO1lCE.-The person persons who entered
the office of William j. Martin, Esq. and frl-
oniously took and carried away papers has office
Will, 10y returning those belonging TO Charles Belt
aud Elizabeth, his wife, receive. not only their
thanks, but a suitable reward. SAID papers being
connected with suit now pending before the Cir
cut Court, and of no possible use TO inv one else
II is earnestly hoped they may be returned to the
place from where they were taken, or to some place
where the undersigned may obtain them.
o. r DELPHY,
ne-T for Belt and Wife.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS.

u Pa, dreans, betTeeH 9th and IOfh sre,ts
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.. have lust receive
large variety of Sole Leather and Pa OK ing Trunk
Ladlz s Dress Trunks. and Hat Boxes ValIces Car
pet Bags, Satchels, &c, which we are selling a
very low prices. IInteD n &,
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NEW GROCERY, VARIETY. AND PRO

Is The NORTHERN LIBERTIES
The subscriber hiss just opened q Store of the
above description, No. 50 north NJ Street-@
near Sth, and respectfully solicits thetf[-l
patronage of his friends and the public ThesREtI
articles are fresh, and will be sold as low as zk
at any other store IL the City His stock consists Of
such articles es usually kept in a Grocery store
Also, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Powder, Pins Need
les, Sewing Silk and Cotton, Thread, SUBSCRIBERS,
Pens, Ink, Paper Cakes, Candies. &c.
For RENT.-A Brick Stable, with hay ion and
room for carriage and two horses.
&C l2-eolmH THOS. N ADAMS
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WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN.
w AND ALEXANDRIA,

w AND ALEXANDRIA
EXPRESS PACKAGE, BAGGAGE,A And
FIR EIGHT LINE.
JAMES OS BORNE informs the public that he
has established an EXPRESS LINE, to ply daily
between the Cities named above, which will trans
port for very moderate compensation, any thing that
may be desired to be sent between either two of the
three cities, which will be faithfully and promptly
delivered.
His states will be found at Smiths United States
Hotel, Pa. avenue, between Sd and "A streets; =.
Bacon Co.'S Grocery Store, corner of Pa avenue
and 7th street. and the Star Office. Any orders
written upon either of them will be promptly at
tended to.
ESPECIAL attention paid to the trans orts ton
of packages to and from the Alexandria and Orange
Railroad Depot, the freight on which he will settle
per order. n3-tf
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THREE PIANOS, made by Rosenkrantz Of GER
IL many, for sale very low. We Accepted.
these Pianos IN part payment for ones t@A
last week, and are able TO sell them at verytItNYV
great bargains. Also, four other Pianos at S25
each, one at S5, and one at SIS. For sale or hire
upon very easy terms, at great Piano establish
ment, Ne $40 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th SITS
ns IOHN \ EITIS
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By IN SGA ! McCnRMICK; Alexandra.

= Y - WDhD ,. McCtIKMICK; AleNaDdria
Il AkUE SALE OF STOCK, Ar AICTInN
~ we VIII ofeI for sale, on TUESDAY Ioth ms,
At IL O'Clock M, in front of our Office in tensnd
"a, Tor account of whom it may concern 'o
$1,000 Alexandria SIX Per Cent Connon Rond
~ shares SIX Per Cent. Preferred Stock OTanSe and
Alexandria Railroad Company se enu
III shares Manassas Gap Railroad Companv
CORSE BROTHERS, EXCHANGE BiocL
n6-ts SAM,I 4 Mcf,0R Mic y Uoh.
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y . By Nall fu BARNARD ASc,,oneeIs

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
y ohTcTLoS.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOoN, IIth instant, at IA clock, we will SELL an
fronting 10 feet on l5th street west, between ri
sno streets NORTH and running back sS feet to a ten
Ieet alley This valuable property Is improved win
good two story frame dwelling house hack
ing wood sheds, c., and rs situated in one of the
Inost beautiful and improving parts of the CITY, For
an investment this sale offers an excellent opportn
MY RS the property Will command good rent
Terms liberal and made known AT sale
N Il a. ID A ID ~
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GAs--Some complaints have reached us of the
bad smell from the gas of late and on inquiry we
find the cause to have been the want of water for
making the gas. About the last of October the
wind blew all the water ont of the canal, and for
thlrty-slx hours no water could be had, and Of
course impure gas was the consequence There
is an abundance of water now, and in few days
all will go on right again.
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ACCIDENT afternoon, Il scaffold
upon which several worknen were engaged at
the General Post Office extension gave way and
precipitated the workmen to the floor; fortunately
none were dangerously wounded. One of the m
German, was brady bruised and several of his
teeth Knocked out He was taken to Mr. Skaters
hair diessng saloon, on street, from whence
he was removed to his home. The workmen
regard their escape as providentiaI
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WE HAVE been requested to call the attention
OF the Street Commissioner to the condition of a
gutter on New York avenue, near the corner of
Fifth street, which, having settled down, has
lett high bank on each side which is DANCER
Gus to carriages passing over the place Several
carriages, we are told, have ALREADY been broken
by being driven into this gutter in the night time
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rirY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL.
~ ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE.
We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED
and SPLIT at 20 per cent less than the usual rates
and better prepared than it can be by hand.
Knots and wood of lnconvenient size not sent.
All orders for less than half cord will be delivered
IN crates to any part Of the house at further ex
pense to the purchaser.
Pine wood in crates IS cents.
Oak wood do. 10 cents.
In this part of our business we will open no ac-
counts as we have come to the conclusion to make
1t exclusively a cash business.
Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
WOOD and COAL of all kinds, which will be dis
posed of on the usual accommodating terms.
Now on the way
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace,
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators
Coal 2,240 lbs to the ton.
All under cover. Orders promptly filled.
Z. j, Il w. NJ. GAIT.
northwest corner of 18th and SITS. No 5i7,
oc Tiff one square soutb of Penn avenue
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BiRcH's MISsTRELs-their last appearance
perform tonight for the benefit of the Herndon
fund; fitting tribute to the noble master of the
Central America is this offered by Mr.. Birch,
who as one of the passengers that il-fated YES
sci could best appreciate the herOism of that Ia
mented commander. The MINISTRIES perform their
choicest pieces tonight, and we cannot doubt
that the Saloon (Carusi's) will be crowded
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Auotjonesrs.

pEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE
u BUILDING OTIS on The ISLAND AT PUBLIC Arc
q diots::IIon MONDAY AFTERNOON. November
E. CLOCK, we will sell, the PROMISES to the
eidder Lot No; s. Square No. ala at the
Sst ni bIghih and III streets south, fronting 81
t tnSnss WI, be divided into four Tots. The oca
i - ~ overlooking the river, with fine
ABOVE lots offer rare inducements TO purchasers
r,on,h HneIlonrul cash; balance in 6, r. and Is
months. Deed given and decd of trust taken
Oats WALL & RAIN
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement Of
Lecture at Forrest Hall, Georgetown. :
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The LAST SGHT-poz-of the charming Iuyen
lie Comedians. They offer good bill and as
anording last chance OF seeing them, we dare
say there Will be great movement Of citizens An
the direction of Odd Fellows Hall tonight Go
early and get front seat, that is our advice
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur
nlture is handsome. of the best quality. and new
Will be sold rented separately or tog ether Apply
on the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue, between
"a and 9th streets. n4-lm.
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EOR RENT.-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
l. with basement, on 18th street betw cen Vi and :,
containing In all eight rooms, with gas all through
the house. In first rate repair Rent moderate Ap-
ply at p. White & Co IS Grocery Store, corner of
18th and streets, or n. COburn's Grocery, corner
of and 18th streets, where the key will be found
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EOR RENT.-Aarge BRICK HOUSE, situated
Il In the Sixth Ward, a, the corner of Pa. avenue
and 9th street east, furnished with gas and having
tho advantages of large enclosure. Apply To the
subscribers, ther by mail At their Lumber Yard
corner 18th and ID street west.
oc % 2aw2w III. N. & J. w. EASILY.
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DOR RENT.-'fhres ROOMS, neatly furnished
u and suitable for single gentlemen. For further
particulars apply at No. 3l4 Pa avenue, between 10th
and 18th streets. n6-ct"
EOR RENT.-A large 4-stOry BIRCH HOUSE,
Il with basement and back build ing, containing IS
rooms, with gas and all the modern improvements,
situated on missouri avenue, between Sd and ~
streets. Apply to N. $. JOHNSTON, No. S73 Pa.
avenue. between Al and 9th streets. n6-3t*
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AUCTION SALES
J JAMES G. MCGUIRE, AnciInneor

By JAMES c. MCGUIRE, AuctIopeeT-
&I ON CORPORATION OF WASHING
% -olU IoN QUARTERLY SIX PEs CrSv
STOCK -On MONDAY AFTERNOON NOV o.
at o'clock, shall sell, At the Auction RoornS-
81 $40 Corporation of Washington Quarterly Sly
- FER Cent. stock. I'm sums to suit.
n6-d J.C. MEG IRE, Auct.
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EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE, contain
ing eleven rooms. The house is on 9Th street,
between ID and streets, in the hest location in the
city, heated by furnace and lighted with gas. AID
ply to THOMAS PARKER. n4-2w*
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VIRGINIA AND OTHER PAPER MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR!

CLOTHING !-CLOTHING! -CLOTHINS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
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MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING,
AT 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
betucetH 9th and 10th StS., at the "IaL Roxse,"
Just opened, a large stock of READY MADE
CI;OTHlNG. at the following low prices:
We can otier greater bargains IN Clothing than can
be obtained elsewhere in this city. Owing to our
building we did not lay in our stock as OILERS did
andiwe bought at great sacrifices owing to the
state of the market
Heavy Winter Overcoats. 81 % to $40 90
Heavy B@dy Goats. --.-........ 8 50 70 10 90
BACK Cloth Goats. ..-.--...... 81 to u co
Wlnter-lIned Cashmere PantS 80 to 90
Winter lined Cashmere Vests dOu-
Die breasted. | 21tO
Eoys DNercoats. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 to 6 co
" ooieH L % TO 30
Having one of the largest and finest ASSIGNMENTS
Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES in this city, we
are prepared to make Clothing to order at the short
est notice.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
M so Pa. ave bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON
"A frame PlanofoLte, used one year in a careful
family, of Hallet. Davis & Co., Boston, renowned
manu- facturers, will be sold at a great bargain for
cash or credit, at our great Piano Emporium.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
oc22 500 Pa. ave q. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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.UUU AT SO PER HUNDRED,
For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. The
above Trees are all Of tine growth. and OF the -
best select fruit. 80 ~
Also, general assortment OF ORNAMEN-..s.s
TREES.
n5lm JOSHUA PIERCE. L
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THE sabscribsg would respectful
nougss e Che ett5xsas Of pD4+ a. A.
aais and ths adjoining counties, that hsNs
0pened m extensive Pine Lannher Ya,4 :
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NERASkKAN
DRUG l. CHEMICAL HOUSE
OMAHA cExTs -. -. -. SERaASKAs

I@mga & Weed
WHuIESAI.E asld retail dealers In AL
wv kiads Of Drugs and Chanaieal, Paints
Oils, Dire ssnas, Window giass, 6iass ware.
PsEkuasEy, Toilet aad fancy Soaps,
Fancy G0ods, Wines and Liquors Of
kinas, Tobacco, CigaFs, &c. &c
Having purchased the entire stock aE
DTaga and fancy Goods foEaeEty Belonging
10 q. u. Henry = Co., sad moved into
oar nsaw store In Assembly Block, we are
BOW pFsaaSed to I'll ali orders either &t
wholesale or retail, We have en- haad
eemplssa assortment u Drugs and Asai-
einss which we oaeC a. law as can be
soaghk this side Of S. Louis.
Oar Patient Msdi<tbs department ia fall
aRa eamBlete embracing all Of the asw and
popular Medicines Of the dag.
Merchants and others aegiroas Of put-
chasing goods in cur line will do well 20 give
as cali, as cur Drugs are all warranted
pure and Raadaitsratea, and ali goods PuF-
chased Ct az and not proving AZ represent"
ed can Be setuTsea as Gus ewn expense saa
ghs mcmay refunded.
Feb 1887 If JONES s. WOOD.
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COUNCIL HLUFRs. IONA,
Sign Of ehs Golden Mortar, On the NORA
sids oS lower Bgosaway opposite tie
EXPIRE RE0GK.a 4
nR. E. H0HN, wealA ssssara haa thaaka
~ to hfs fTtsnds AAd euskoEexa Eog thslx
scxmer faFoEa, and inSiks them 10 aan as
his new sstahliahmsns "a ksewa8 REeAaSs9y
and inspect hia stock d
FRESH d PEmR mmWGa,
PAINTS, @zR.Bs 81 ans zaEsaysKa..
-, PERFUMES. sears
Patty, Dye@ssmaEs, &C.
Ia short the most ebmplsss steak svaE bret
TO this market, also . ssgy Superior lot sf
FANCK ssDNDs,
An extra largs and kas esaartmsas al as
trail, Argand, Spirit, Lard and okhsE Laamps.
Alao Pure wihes, BEahdasa. aud sthsR b.
guogs, Tor Medical and Culinasy paxpOsea,
all Of which we viii sell at such Fataa -
to defy competition.
g Physicians pxssaEipaaSas earskuasy
compounded.
r. s.-~Tn the ahRenEs u Or. Momn. tAsgS
viii be in attendance Cor tha pNEYose Of
putting up prescriptions, 4 akslfEnn and
competant Druggist, ops yEAa has haa Owe
pears experience la that aspaFsmans &aoma.
May 10, 5T-6
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AAs unabridged has loceted himsaAg Ia
MS sity log ase parposs az earning On saae
Csmsnking business In ell its various hrag,
sAses and win son&ra3t foo work Il she fos.
lowing gatsss Ths material All seagsd -
esanaa1aF, WORK win be done & 90 ceT.Es -
SqaHs yard. gaseara@ on dirt, soto 100 bar.
Isaaz slstGsf 90 earTels, 90 yla. GsssexAa
sGih VII bfzG& aAd areAed, cefnsns inelu-
asas $50 70 e@8y 90 Rsr kItaring els
tsfE. 80 % liberal dsdsssicas asas ae-
e0faEag 90 saxs. Also, brick wugk. naas.
seTtAg and stems work dems In COED wvgag.
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established, and now In opsEatlUa, Daily
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via OnahA, 10 FioEeaees sAeEs 10 couneea
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