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l.rALL AND WINTER GOODS,
10HN H SMO0'

JOHN II. SMODT,
No lls Bridge street. Georsetovn, ID; c.
has received and now Offering arse and beauti
ia assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At very low prices, to cash and prompt customers.
In his assortment will he found very dssIr, Bile lot
Rich Black ard Colored Silk Robes,
Mich Baysdere and PLAID Silks,
Best makes Black Silks, very cheap,
Rich all wool Printed Delsines.
Rich do, Robes A Leg and Robes Aquille.
loo pieces Rich English and American DelaInes, IS
Lupm's French Meriuos and Plain Deaines, all
Black French Merlnos, Cashmeres, So and De-
Lupus Bombazines, Alpacas, and 8 Black Shawl
800 pieces best ENGLISH and Merimack Calicos,
100 stella Shawls, circular and square,
Double BIooha, Wooden, Plaid, and Black Tibet
With first rate assortment Of
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons,
Dress Iinges and Buttons,
Rajou's Kid Gloves, all colors and Nos,
HOnitOn and Maltese Collars.
Plain aud Hemstched Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs; gones' best Cambrics: MusIns; 4.siIk H.
luslon; Tarletons; Lace Falls, Grenadines, Tissues
and Bsreges. for Yelis; Thread. Maltese and Va
isnela kaoes and Edflnss Wech. saTony, Shaker:
ditto; best Irish Linens; Stitched BosOms; ior
soft 6pished shifting Cottons ex ira good make.
Damasks ana Nspklns; Coiorei, Border d, a1d
huckaback Tow eling; Ladies', Misses, Gents,
and Boys Hosiery, of al nds; best make and sty 10
merss, Tweeds, Lsssinets, Jeanes. and Vest'ngs:
Lrdies' Merino Vests; Gents un ershlIts and
Drawers. Crsvat,, Ties. Silk and Linen Camsrio
tie Goods, for servants wear.
H. Having bought from the largest houses In
New York, for cash, am prepared to offer great
Oc IS 2aw3w JOHN II. SMOOT.
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II LOOM that we notice any thing in the medi-
cal line, nor would We now, unless could be oop-
ylnoed that We are not doing duty az a journal
list, IN recommending 20 the public Dr J. Ho tetteTs
Celebrated stomach Bltters. for the cure Of that
most terrible aud fatal OF all dlseases-FevsT and
Ague. From our own ex perleLca with this va liable
speolhc we can safely that, for diseases of the
shove nature. n stands without rival. lts tmeIV
assistance has saved many fellow being from pre-
mature grave. Every day we bear of 10 conQuertne
the worst cases Fever and Ague. To those who
are IN the least afflicted with any o. the oomp ants
arising from an rregulanty Of the dig orgaps
nothing can be more beneficial than these BuIers
We oheerully recommend them to the Thousands
who ere suffering "a the most intense pain as Ger
tam cure for their lis. Try them, aud be Convinced
OF their many excellent QUALITIES
For sale BY Druggists and dealers tenere lly eve
rywhere. oc Ii cost
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DHILADELPHiA DRAUGHT ALE.

The undersigned having accepted the agency, now
give notice that they are prepared to furnish their
customers and the public generally with Massey,
Collins Il Co.'S superior
DRAUGHT ALE,
IN whole and half barr.ls. at Baltimore prices r
CASH on delivery. As we sell this lie oniy Oh COM
MISSION, terms will be rigidly adhered to. Salts
faction guaranteed In every instance, provided notice
of defect be igIven within twenty four hours after
tapping.
domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout fully
equa If not perlor to import I'D At 81 TO 50
per dozen, delivered in anJ part of Washing ton,
Georgetown, or Alexandria.
Army & SHINN.
Oc2 81 Green street, Georgetown.
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ALL PERsoSs desiring to have their cards In
serted or continued in the daily Alphabetical
Business Directory in the Daily star, who have
not already seen the agent, should do so imme-
diately at the Star ONCE
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEkTs

EOR RE 4, OR LEASE FOR S YEARS
The spacious two story BRICK HOUSE on
the corner Of I'd and frederick Streets GEORGETOWN
The house has large back-build'ng attached to AZ.
There are aeO the premit stable, smoke house,
Milk house, and pump Of excel lent water, unsur-
passed by any in town. Possession can be had on
JENKIN THOMAS, High street.
oc 1881 GEORGE A. MEM.
0~GEORGETOWN CITY ARDS
lS Many new petitions havs been received and
a large addition made to our number Every mem
her who fees Interested In the Of the corps
is invited to attend the meeting appointed for
MONDAY, the 18th, at O'Clock p IN.
j. OVENS BERRY, Captain.
n. e. RODIER, %. l5-9tf
EOR BOSTON.-FIRsT VEssbL.-Ihe regular
= packet schooner Helen Mar, Captain "A
Nickers has arrived and is now die oharg- ~
ing her freight. She will be ready to receive ]11
freight for the above port to morrow. Apply to
GEORGETOWN. &C. os1Slw
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CoArs, PANTS, AND vFsrl

, IFsss Nttfs. BEStreSt Sstfs.
NOAH WALLER CO., Marble Hall CLothtrs
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully an
nounces that their annral display of ALL AKIN
WINTER CLOTHING Is now readr for inspection,
comprising al assortment of GenfieEHsrs dsf
foEfhs' CfofhtRE OF the west and richest desIRn
IN material, trimming, and workmonship.
To those who study excel iencs, with eosuoiny, IN
fashionable articles of dress opportunity 10 now
offered for selecting fromose ofthe most attrac-
tive stocks Of Clothing In this cIy al very reduced
prices. seR-Im
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New York NIarkets,

Nav YoRk, October l6.-Flour 10 firm; Sta's
at - 1884 30.
Wheat is very dull and quotations nominal
COrni lower; mixed 69d7Ic; yellow IS
Pork Is firm; mess SIS i0asi6 so; prime sIsa
SI4 so.
Whisky is dull at "a.
Coffee at sale this morning was steady. prices
ranged for Rio at % al2c-averagins 10 20
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Steiner SINK.

ST Louis. Oct. IL The steamer Carrier was
SUNK In the Missouri river on Tuesday afternoon
The boat was valued at $50, 900, which is partial
ly insured in Pittsburg ofioes. The cargo was
saved Ia a damaged condition.
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Change Of Jurisdictieu.

BosroN, OFT l5.-Judge sprague, In his charge
to the grand jury to-day, defined the law. vhieh
renders IL certain that Captain Townsend. OF tn.
slave brig Echo, will have to be taken to Kew
West for trial, that bling she frst port the Dol
phin touched at aftes the seizure
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Baltimare Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. is -fiour, Ohio sS IS, How
ard street S5.37h
Wheat Is steady; white 81 25aI IS; red 81 t5a
- Corn, white 7sssO-; yellow ssaoOo
Whisky is dull al 22a22S
Provisions are quiet.
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Shin News
Nnn Enr -

Attic run into the steamer City Of Richmond,
hve miles below here bound Ia PHILADELPHIA dam
aging her to The extent OF about 80 90
The bark Ell, ~ days from Rio, with COFFEE, IL
a. Hampton waiting orders
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south Car.Iiua Election,
Iowa Election .

AUGUSTA. Oct. 10 John ID Ashmore has bee,
elected to congress in place Of Orr, declined
The rest the delegation has been reelected
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Indiana EIectisu.

INpIAsLfoLIs, Oct B.-The returns come in
sor.s, ana the result a. 90 the State tickef Ia
doubtful. Three Democratic st,te I,d,es sc
nrooaoly elected, and the Democrats have probs
6iya minority In the Senate; but the House /.
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Financial,

NEW YORK, October is Stocks are irregular
Chicago q Rock Island, 65x. Illinois Central
shares %; do. bonds %. Lacrosse and Milwaukie
N; Michigan southern -; New York Central,
st8i Pennsylvania Coal Co. SOY; Va. 6's %; Mo
6's, o7A.
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BI TELEGRAPH.TO TIE STAR.
RoMAGENr ASSOCIATED PRESS.


SiNeiNNhII, Oct rs LIN the Seventeenth div
., we omeisi returns give Theaker, Rep, los
",yo.iv, vice Lawrence, Dem.
by 50 majority.
.,I In the Fifteenth district Helmich, Rep, 10
In the Twentieth district Hutrhin. R.n a.
elected. ~
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BURLINGTON, October 10 Returns from ten
counties indicate the reelection OF Curtis 60
Congress by 200 majority.
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Kansas Affairs,

ST. L"uIs, Oct. l6-The latest In,elltseooe
from Kansas states that the Central COMMITTEE
have called a free State delegate convention AZ
Lawrence for Nov 10Th, for the purpose OF dis
cussing various questions connected with the
present political Organizations Of the Territory,
10 determine the true policy Of the party, and TO
consider the question Of q speedy admission OF
Kansas into the Union as a free State.
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auc1ioneers.
GALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES, Ii
- QUoRs, CIGARS, &c, AT AUCIIoN.-On TUES
DAY MORNING., October 18th, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we shs sell, in front of our auction rooms
large stock of prime Family Groceries, 4 &C., as
81 barrels Crushed Coffee ana Yellow Sugars,
Chests Green and Black Teas,
d boxes Adamantine Candies and Starch,
Brown, CASTLE and Fancy Sosps,
"a ad UIl, Vermicelli and MaccaronI,
Bags Coffee. Mustard. Spices,
10 barrels prime amIly Shad,
Is do. New Herring,
IS do Bourbon. OLD Rye and Moncng aheIa
Whskys,
one eighth casks Brandy, barrels Gin,
Barrels New Orleans Molasses,
Winter Sperm Oil,
Is boxes Chewing Tobacco,
25,UU cigars. nerent brands.
100 dozen Tumblers, IS boxes Herring,
IL boxes Catawbl Biandy.
With large variety of o. her goods in the grocery
line. nll of which will be sold without reserve,
Will be added to the above sale
One large Platform Scales.
Terms: All sums under SDcash. over that amount
credit Of and Gu day for notes satisfactorily en-
dJrscd.
90 IS rs WALL A RARNARD kucts
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RxxxrxAsI'ss e. 8: tt -! ya::. WANING

IOrderedto b inserted in the EvENrrs srAp. /,
bong the nsvspapsL having The largest circulation
III Persons applying for letters IN the following
list. Wll please say they arc ApyHRrlaKp.
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NOTICE The creditors of Messrs. Hicks Il
~ King, who signed their deed of trust made TO
the subscriber and the late John II. King, are re-
quested to deliver, forthwith, to the subs orlber,
their respective accounts.
oc 7-2wt JOSEPH LIBBEY.
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
~ NoRIHEkN PART OF THE SECOND WARD AT
PUBLIC SALE ON WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, October 2vth, at AZ O'Clock. on the prem
lses; we shall sell, Is beautiful Building Lots. in
lots fronting 20 fest each on 10th Street west be-
tween hOde Island avenue and north p sire st run
n'ng hack 20 feet inches. Also, five Lists fronting
on Rhode Island avenue. between 9Th and 10th ats.
west
These Lots are beautifully subdIvided for build
ing purposes, and situated IN rapidly improving
part Ofthe city.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in s and u
months, with interest, secured by deed oftrust
the premises.
90 l6 d J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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DR0FESSOR G. =. H. LAURENCE. Organist
y Of -. Johns Church, having estab -
lished himself In Georgetown, ID. c.. re 7%4
speotfully oners his services to the pubicSIvHN1
as teacher OF the Pianoforts. Prof. l.. has had
be able 20 guarantee eutire satfsfast ON to ali who
msy favor hin with their patronage.
. Terms made kno ppllcai ion to him al the
Union Hotel, Gsork etovn, d G. Refers to
YIN. Noyes, Esq., Pr, Joshua Riley.
Thomas Addison, ESQ, q. b. kittenhouse, ESQ,
Robt. z. Dodge, Esqp SEQ. Waters, Esq.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
III AL uARI 4 1NnRK unpSrS Al n q q. &,

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
VALUABLE WORK HORSES, MULES,
v WAGONS, AND Tools AT AUcIION.-On WE'D
NESDAH, 2th inst, at 10 o'clock, at "Droyers,
Hest," on the new road above Geors etown, we will
sell the working stock of ". l.. Gallagher, ESQ,
Contractor on the Washington Aqueduct. as
Is hrst rate young Work Mules,
Is heavy W ork Horses,
I PAIR black Canadian matched Horses,
1.-TWO horse Wagons,
four horse Wagons,
8 good Carts and Gearing,
Tools, CrOwbars. Chlins, Drays, &c, DC.
All the above described property is good, and 10
persons waiting working animals or vehicles, pre-
sents a rare opportunity.
oc 10 Is BARNARD A. BUCKLEY. Auot.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of wnts of
lNI heri faoas, issued from the Clerks Office 4
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and to me directed,
Will expose to public sale for CASH, front of the
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
the at day OF November, 1885, at Ia O'CLOCK m
the following described property, TO wit: Lots Nos
and II, Ia Square NO Ia. original Lots Nos l. 3 s.
and T. In Square No. 4, and east 40 feet of Lot No
2, In Square No. III, beginning at the southwest
thence north l2 feet to the of SAID lot thence
wes ~ feet and thence south 10 feet TO the point
beginning, toget with all and singular the inn
provements thereon, In the city OF Washington, ID.
G.. sslZed and levied upon the property of Chas.
ii. Van fatten, ard will be sold to satisfy yudicas
Nos q lag Sl, So SIS S7i. 81 AID s7s, to October
term 1853, PaIro Nourse, John +. Kendall. John
w. Thompson. ID. Gilman. Nicholas Acker, yno.
and MARI Mshoney, w. III. Ward, and Michael
Kelly VS.. Charles Van Patten.
w. SELDEN. MarshaI
oc7-ts for the District of Columbia.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

fastest steam press In use south Of Balti.
more, It's edition 10 - large as 70 require IL
to be put 70 press at an early hsar, Adver-
tisements, therefore, should be sent IN by I .
s'clsck, M; otherwise they may net appear
until the next day.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
Two NEAT 2-sTORY FRAME HOUSES,
TN, Is TIE StcoN9 WARD AT AgcTLoS.-On
IHUkSDAf AFTERNOON, October 2lst, at 5
Houses Nos Ss7 and $40 and the Lots on which they
stand situated on lth street west, between and
streets nOrth, each house cOnta ming 7 rooms
Terms easy, and made krow at the sale.
och j. O. Moo UIRE & CO. Auofs.
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s. Rsts; 'sH; S .sSS :.
has % excellent repttstioR Try them. oot ~
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By A. GREEN. AuctIonecr.

SUPERIOR DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT
- AUcTIoS.-On MONDAY, the 18th INST. I shall
sell, at my auction room on the corner If Seventh
rlor Dutch BulbC us RO Is, lust landed and IN fine
order from the celebrated Nursery of VaudershoOt
Sons, IN Helland consisting of Double and Single
HyacLnths, Tulips. Narcisses, JOnquIlls, Ins Gro
Terms cash.
oc Is A GREEN Auc.
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= A SIX THY PURSE WHAT THOU SHALT

ASK THY PURSE si, WHAT THOU SHALT
2sS Penn avenue. between 18th and So -
Bsebe's Celebrated ventllatins and
- Self Adjustins Hat.
Fine Mole skin Dress Hats $3.50 and
Fine Ss ., skin Boots g t. Philadelphia 49,
Calf Congress Caters and Oxford
Felt Hats and Caps. in all their variety.
ChI,dren's Fanc' Hats and Misses Beaver and
h, LA AII FuRsaHSw ready, the most deslr.-
- 3: 81. sTINEMETz, Halter.
ool between Krkwoods' and Willards' Hotel.
I Isr oEARRIyALsAT sHILLINGTON's
IL GREAT LITERARY DEPOT,
Corner Of "A street and PeHRsVErdntd duepss
Tho following Per odic 10, MAGAZINES, and NJ ws-
papers, of the very latest issue have just arrived:
i;eslIes IT'D Newspaper, PoTter's Spirit Of Times,
Fss S q our tnon New 2S SIk MM; sssIgy.'
Saturday Evening Post, Irish News.
Baliou's Pictorial, irish American,
Scientific Amer an, Boston Pilot,
NY. We kly Herald. New YORK Chpper.
n. " Weekly Times, Weekly NOvelette,
! ondon lilus,d News, Boston True Flag,
London Illus u Times, American Union,
London Punch, Do lar Newspaper.
NICK Max, Yankee Notions.
and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
90 9 Stf GIDEON Building, oor "a st. 4 Pa av.
MORE NEW DRESS GOODS,
lfl CHEAP PROM AUCTION
ust received from the large auction sales m New
YORK, vey handsome assortment of DRESS
GOODS. We name few OF the desirable and
scarce articles
Rich Colored Flounced and Black Silk Robes, in
various styles,
Beautiful Pristed Merno and Mousselin Robes a
les Alternate, in rich coors,
Handsome Plaid ard Bayadero Stripe Dress Silk,
by the yard,
pieces very rck Black Silks, from 75c to 81 80 per
yard. These are, we think, very rreat b argalns.
And large Assortment OF handsome Long and
Square Shawls,
" ith many other desirable Goods, daily opening
to which we invite the special attention of the Ia
dies. we shall offer them cheap for cash.
J. w. COLLEY d CO.,
Oc Ia wv SIS 18th street, north of Pa. avenue.
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AUCTI0U AALn
FUTURE DAYS.

by J.. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auotiopeers.
STOCKS At AUCTION On TUEsDay
~. n,ishNOON, ctober 18th at 4 O'Clock, st
ri SO ovsrter,Tn we shall SELL ~ sums to suit
,o.s LIN Mortgage Orange ana AeIandria Raj
S3S Corporation of AleIandr. r. s.;,,.,.5s ,o.l
$s%S0 SorPoraton OF Alexandria Conpoo Bonds
S'W w ashlng ton and AlexaIdn Railroad Stocl
Terms cash, IN current funds iiis'on'
90 l5-d e.. Mcguire A CO A,,..
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NEW LEATHER STORE,

The subscriber tax 90 this method of informing his
od customers and the public that he has moved his
retail business from hts tannery i've street, to
No. les, opposite the Mayors Office, whege full
will be kept. -
se2lm JOHN 4. COX.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE Il co, Auctioneer,.
EIVE SPLEEN LID RIIII.nING 4 nns .

Dy % Y. Mc6UlHE a CO, Alctioneers.
RIVE SPLEN I'D BUILDING LOTS AT
= AUCTION, WITHOUT RKsKRvR-On THURS
DAY Al IERNOON, October 2ist, at AZ O'CLOCK
on the premises, shall sell to the highest biddsrs
i've Burdlng Lots IN subdivision Of Square No $50
eacn fronting 251i fret north r street, between
an alley. ~ - low ~
These Lots are 'autifulF located in an eligible
ana rapid 1T provlrg part of the city ana the sal
is wori by or attention, it will be made without
reserve.
Title indIsputable,
Terms: One fourth cssh the residue in g. y and
10 monts with Interest. secured by deed in trust
on the premises.
oc I5,d J. C.. NoCUIRE en- Ar,,.
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STEINwAY SONS GOLD MEDAL PAN
- OFORTES.
Prof. c. +. DE- GEM Ell, Sole Agent, for Wash
lngtOn, a O., for these truly e egant lnstru 49,
ments, pronounced ~ competent ndges.pYVHH
such rs Nj. Mason. Gottschslk, w Ollen''
in the word. SOme beautifully carved and IN the
style of Louis NV, 6h, ~ and IN ootsyes. and a.
purchased for cash can be sole at manufactory
prices.
Parties will also ind a well selected assortment
OF new and popular European and Amer oan sheet
Music. a. i've cents pNte, and everything in the
NEW MDsICAL RsPosIToRY.
c6-eo2w corner 18th st. and Ps. ave.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneer,-
A HAuuABhE FARM FoR SALE AT ArcrIoN.

"A On WEDNESDAY Mos MING, soth iI.Ss1t
at V O'CLOCK, We will sell. the Farm Of =. Vim,
oentl, ESQ, on the w ashngt ton and Ba timore Turp
pike. three miles from BeItsvIlle, oontsininr 40
acres ofsood and kind land, 100 Of which 10 under
cultivation and Is very productive, 80 Of which IL
The farm Is wstered with several never falling
streams ard fine springs.
The improvements are a rood, though small
oweillng, with requisite out buildings n young or
Guard of me fruits, many OF them imported vsrie-
ties; rood fencing, DO
10 For Information apply at Room No. =. General
Terms liberal and made known M sale
90 Is IS WALL, BARNARn A,,t.
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RACON & RAVENS UNRIVALLED Plan
ID OFORTES

RACUN hAVEN,S UMkIVALLED PAN
w. 6. METZERuTT tsfe. Measure i'm calling
TIP attention Of the public 20 hIs stock o.
flANOfOkTEs from The great manu- MN
factory OF Raven. Bacon a. Co.. IN HevtttNtt
fork, OF which he ls the sole agent. These lnstru
ments are pronounced by Gusave Sstter, and nearly
square Pianos superior TO any others manus
In their mechanism they are CONSTRUCTED on dieT
facility for ex preston. In touch and tone they =
unquestioaably the sweetest and most equal TkA
celebrated AmerIosn pianist, Nj. Gottsohalk, has
taken two Of these PaBos TO lest Inches and south
America. where he 10 nov eni aged In q ooooert
VeuxteInps to be sent TO Paris for her private u.s.
They range 10 price from ESQ 20 $50 are va
years.
Persons in search OF real reliable I-strument
fore purchasing elsewhere
A large stock Of second hand Planes 10 also n be
FOUND at the most reasonable prloes. on monthly
payments, at our Warerooms. IN the star Buildings.
corner Of Penn. avenue. nth and ID sfs. % ~
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hISCELLANE0US.-Ph Ii. Anacostia d. c.; L. H.; A. J.;
A. X. Y.
Octoberl WIN. JONES' M
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A VAN CAMP,
"A. NTIST,
Has returned to the city and resumed his prac-
tlce.
Operating Rooms and ResIdence-4 FSr$~
street, between 9th and It'll, four doors from ~IIo
Post Office. oc u II
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CHEAP LITTER PAPEs; "A, .os o, oatsIce
irposes or f0r school children, val be sol ~
oeais per cure 9, q Pa ssT I Nsn ,,,,,l. g.,
wrapping paper, which Wi 3 sod very cheap BY
snpsyIur a. SHILLING TOMS
Bookstore. Sdeon BaIdIpg.
oct5tf cJrnef ~ o.. and Pa. ave.
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BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-The ladies, friends of
the President Mounted Guards, intend present.
ing that company with a magnificent American
flag, at the residence Of Quartermaster Towers,
on Tuesday, Oct. 10. The flag was made to or
der by Gibbs Il Co Baltimore, and is a beau;i-
fui specimen Of our national emblem The fair
donors may rest assured that the flag while in
the hands OF the gallant Guards will never he
traled in the dust; but will be found VIGOROUSLY
noatlng wherever the foe may attempt to invade
our SOIL The d * will be presented to the COM
pany by Miss T.. g. Towers, and the occasion
will be very interesting one to all concerned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-16

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