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g l will see you again, Miss Hayes" !" and he

II will see you again, Miss Hayes" and he
left them.
Louise would not stay In the city, where she
daily met with Mr. Hamilton, and In a few
days returned to New York, leaving Mari.n
with the consciousness of having done nothing
distinguished Congressmen.
Marian and Mr. Hamilton were WALKING "a.
gcther one evening, when the latter drew from
his bosom an old and we'll worn primer, and
handed it to Marian. -
"From this, ,'"-he said, "the man who IL 20
distinguished hero, first learned to read. Do
you recognise the book ?''
Marian trembled, and did not raise her ewes.
when she saw the we'll remembered book. Mr.
Hamilton took her hand and said:
& Marian, Jimmie bas neysr forgotten vou
Since the day ynu were SO kind to him and
gave him this book, his life has had one great
AIM, and that was to attain to greatness, and
In after years to meet that ministefihg angel
who was the syeetener of my days of poverty.
When left your house with this book, I re-:
turned to my humble home ten times hsptier.
and went assiduously to work to learn to read
My mother was an invalid, and ere long
learned well enough to read to her.
hen my mother died, I foand good
friends, and vas adopted by gentleman in
W. As his son | have been educated. A
year ago ho died and left his property to me.
vi all the pleasant memories Of my boyhood,
the one contested with you !, the dearest I
have kept this primer next to nv heart. and
dweit upon the hope Of again meeting the
giver. L have met her. 1 see. all that NV
Imagination pictured, and I ask if the dear
hand that gave this book cannot be mine for
ey9rh
Louise felt deeper grief than ever, when
Marian told her she was to become the wife of
MIR. Hamilton, the poor boy whom che once
spurned from her door, and ,derisireIy called
lesson, anu ono that soon changed the whole
current OF her life. For while she Stunned
MI Hamilton, but by persevering kindness he
made her feel easy in his presence, and she the
acknowledged friend of the Congressman and
his noble wife.
Years have passed since then, and Louise il
training up family of little ones but She is
teaching them to despise not intellect in rags,
but be guided by Marian's text, The rich and
the poor meet together, and the Lord is the
Maker Of them ALL
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IN Ohioan Trying TO SsII.a Diamond-Ht..
tory Of his Crayelx


The Bucyrus Journal relates the story of n
farmer, residing on the Broken Sra,d, ia that
county, VINO found one day beautiful speci
men OF quartz rock, which had all the an
pearance OF diamond. lie took it TO a Jewell
er in Bucyrus, who, by the way of a Joke, told
n m 1t was diamond, and offered him ter
thousand dollars for it, The farmer supsoeed
1t was worth more money he had read Of the
hoh-.-nor, WHICH is prised at millions. and re-
fused. He took e to Pittsburg, and a noted
leweicr there told him he did not know how
much 1t was worth, but no house in the city
was able to purchase it. This completed his
lnfatuation. He took II to other Jewellers, who
pronounced 1t no diamond, He also took il To
Ftiladelphia and New York. The Journal thus
describes his adventures in the latter city.
Confidently he walked into Ball, Black 4
Cos, the eminent jewellers, and demanded an
Interview with the proprie tors Itwas granted
and our friend was ushered into private room
when be coolly turned the key in the door, and
to the infinite surprise Of Messrs. Ball, BLACK
d Co., told them he had in his pocket untold
wealth. Mc5srs Bail, Black 4 Co congratu-
lsted bin, and politely requested to inform
them wnat earthly interest that fact could be
to them. He answered nothing, bat slowly
drew from the breast pocket Of his vest the
stone, and asked how much it was worth2
Messrs. Ball, Black d Co. answered that in
a acoentry where stone was scarce it would be so
much per perch, they had really forgotten the
exact sum, but if il would be any accommoda.
ton they would send and inquire, and wound
up by asking what his business was wi, h them.
business he gasped, why, to sell this die.
mond. They told him they had no dosire TO
inves; in that peculiar style of diamonds, aud
without attempting to conceal their merrimen,,
bowed him out. At Tiffany's and all the other
leading houses he met the same success, and
finally determined that the jewellers of New
York, as we'll as those Of Pittsburg and Phila-
deiphia, were In league to swindle him out Of
the diamond, and so be determined to 20 to
to Europe with it, and among the brokers of
London snd Paris find market for it. But
fortunately, just rs he was on the point of en-
barking be met with a merchant from Bucyrus,
whG knew him and who used all his influence
to dissusde him from the trip. He finally sue
oeeded in inducing him to forego his European n
tour for the time being, at least, and brought
him to his family. He still believes that stone
to be diamond, and will, no doubt, start soon
upon another wild goose chase TO dispose of it.
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MARSaAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ Of
CIRCUIT Court of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF WashinEton, and to me dire ected, shall
Court house door of said county, at ~ o,oooS
m, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November,
The following descri bed Property, to wit: All
Lot No fourteen. -, in Square No. four hundr ed
and hve 405 together with al and singular the i'm
provements thereon, In the city of Washington, ID,
e., seized aud levied upon as the property Of VIM.
II. Stewart, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No.
S29 to October term, 1856, John b. Morgan VS.. WIN,
L. Stewart. ], D. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
ool9-dts
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In viriua of a wnt of
v1 her fsolas issued from the Clerks oice of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia Tor the
County OF WashinEton, and to me directed, ! will
pose to public sale for CASH. in front oft Court
House door of said County, en- MONDAY, the l5ta
Ing described property, to witi All defendants ng
tits, claim and interest in and to third of the
wos. part Of lot No. I, in square No. T56, with a
front of 80 feet on street east, and running back
0o feet to the rear or north line Of the lot together
with all and slnkua the improve nents thereon, i'm
the City Of Washington, ID. c.; seized and levied
ppon As the property of William H. Swa n, and will
sss soe 60 SATISFY judi No 41 t. 0o.ober term,
w. SELDEN, Marshal,
OCT II dts for the District of Columbia
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MARSHAL's sA LE.-In virtue ofa WIT of re-
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed. / shall
house door of said county, ,onSATURDAY,th the 18th
day of November, as, at IL o'clock m. the following
described property, to wit: Ali defendants right.
(3,) IN square No. 759, (seven hund ed and fifty
nine, ether with all and singular the improve
selzod and levied upon as the p ope!ty of Edmund
III sy and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. S7l, to
October, 1857, John Waters Us. Edmund Riley.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
lQ-td
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By A. GREEN Ancfloneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO STORY
\ FRAME HoUsEs AEp Lot AT AUCTION On
FRIDAY. the 18th day of November, 1883, 1 shall
sell, In front OF the premises, at O'Clock D.. by
virtue of deed of trust to the subs bearing
date the 18th day of luy, 1884, and rded U Liber
j. A. s.. 81, fo!lOs 49, 1873, l99 and 30 ofthe
land records Tor ashlngtOn county, the District
ofCourbla, the f2iovins improved prbesrty lying
and bong in the CITY Of Washington. District sfore
All of ot numbered twenty three. rs In Square
numbered one bundr ed and twenty seven. III hav-
Ing front on north L. between l8th and 18th streets
west, together with the improvements. which are 3
two-story Frame Houses.
Terms of sale oash.
1fthe terms of SAFE ara not compiled with in three
days after SALE the Trustee reservC Cs the 10 g.
PROPERTY by giving three days otics of such
ngton, at the risk and cost Ofthe first purchaser.
JOHN T. HILTON, Trustee.
ocl2 2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auot.
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no ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MBN

The "vIR6INlA SENTINEL" offers very su-
peTIur advantages for Advertising. IL Is q firmly
estab ished journal. of wide circulation, with Ssh
scrIhers Ia almost every stale IN the Union aid
numbering very large and ever growing list Of sub
sorIbers among the farmers and substantial buslpefs
men of the weal: :hy and prosperous Piec mont, Vs.
ley, and Tide water regions IF Virginia; men who
have wants ard the means 70 snppy them: men who
bay goods, and men who buy and sell "a ma. 81
Advertisements appesI IN the Daily, Tn -veekly,
q d occasionally in the Week y editions of the SRt-
TINEL thus reaching ali our r. ade5s We respect
fully invite Orders. Terms moderate; the cash OF
c'y reference beng required: For articulsrs sd
dress SMITH 4 FlNKS,
oc 3-lm Alexandria, Virginia.
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MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue ola wit of ie
lvl II faciss issued rom the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington and to directed 4 will ex-
pose to public sac for CASH, IN front OF the Court
house door of said county, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of Noyenher. 1853, at ~ O'Clock M, the follow
ing doscrlhsd rIoperty,to Wit: Ai defend ht
sion ofSquare No, $40 being Lots Nos. l. 2, g. 4, s.
and 6, of said subdivision, and OF said Square no.
B. folio No: l42 in the city of WASH seton, c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
George Page, and will be sold to SATISFY Jud lcla
No 4o4, to October term, 1885, lii favor Of Robert H.
Gallaher use, of Chiffon d Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
90 q dts for the District of Eolnmba
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PHILADELPHIA
WHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE 4 co.
w wHoLEsALE
PA Z K ID e A L K n
h0H0reT Sfreef, cOrNSF oy Ot
BALTIMORE. ND.

BALTIMORE, Mp.
Agents for l.. l.. Brown Co.; Thor a. Colts
Carson Bros L. Co.; DIckey, Ross a Dickey: Ia
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills; Gibson. crnsty
L Robbins: ". a A. n. ubbsrd; 9essud d Latin;
J. p. X ng a Go owen & Hurlbut; PlatnI A. Por
teri Platper d Smith; Parsons Paper Compsny.
Marlboro, Mills; metropolitan Mills; Sassmots
Mills; and varlous Other celebrated makers.
Also. a full assortment OF Book binders Leather.
Cloth, GIne &c; Printing Papers, News and Bock I;
Colored Papers Of all kinds; -trsv Boards; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
oolored; Printers Card. and ard Boards, In every
ysrlety; Tissue and Shoe Paper Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
full assortment Of French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper. Marble Paper. Post Ofce and
Sheathins, Tack and Spioe Papers; Pnntins and
Writing Ink; Alum, BieachinE Powders.
IL Paper Of every description made 20 order,
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~ ceivinE fresh supplies of Fox Crackers; EEs
Biscuit: EdinbafEh Biseuit, large aud small Eng
ers; Pilot Rread, &eI Arno!d's Fancy Crackers,
40. Be. III % s2aI kline y RURCHELL, >
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.

CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES,
~ A Rare Opportunity for Bdrsofss.
Having opened an establishment in New York
ci'y. No. l04 Dusns street. for the exclusive pur-
pose of manufacturing oar own stock in future, We
have determined TO sell Of for the NJ II SIX vceks,
our present stock Of Ready Made Clothing now IN
store. at greatly reduced prices for cash only, 20
make room for an entire new stock.
Wetkereiore shall offer Inducements 90 cssh pur-
ch6sers never witnessed IN this city Our object
to sell and to ask early CALL that purchasers
may have the benefit of makin cir ectons from
of tbs largest and mOst fashionable stocks of
Ready Made Clothing to te found this side Of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS& CO.,
80 Pennsylvania svenue,
seR-H hetveep 9th aud l0g n streefs
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The Company are making arrang smeuts whereby
a rev SRABoR D Line will speedily be CONSTRUCTED,
using the PRINTING lNsTRUMENT. which they hope
TO have in operation by the LIST of February next
Than kful for the Iibsral patronage bestowed upon
them the Company solicit g continuance OF II from
the telegRphing public Having in their emp Ov
the most .tklllfar operators. they oen promlse
promptitude and accuraoy in the Transmission OF al
messages entrusted to them. The sdvantages OF
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over oil Others are well known to this community.
nOI-tf ]. III. PURDY, Superintendent.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-The sub
serIbsr offers for sale q splendid House and Lot.
on terms to SUIT the purchaser. The house and lot
are sItusted within miles wa < Of the Capitol.
For further info nation apply TO J. BAUMGAR-
TEN, %. 97 G street. between the hours of 81
O'Clock and O'Clock p. m. NOS If
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Tor RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
L ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGRTOwN.-l would
rent to q sood tenant, for four months. for
year, my property in Georgetown, consisting of
the square numbered IL in the plot of the to n, on
which Is q roomy and convenient Dwell ng, reajy
furnished with the best furniture, together with
stsbirs and other out buildings.
The terms are 8 l25 month, or twelve hundred
dollars year. For furthe' particulars apply on the
premises.
90 26 -2avSw LOUIS MACRALL.
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1NO EEr-ROOMS,( FURNISHED > with Board, In
a private family. on l. street, No. 5l4, between
9th and 10Th streets NORTH for gentleman and lady,
or TWO siLgle gentlemen. oc25
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
small frame House and Lot on Sd street south,
Will be sold low and very accommodating terms
Also,a very desirable Building Lot fronting IS
foet o. street FORTH run1lng Lack 1853 feet So inches
to an alley.
Also, a valuable Building Lot fronting on n street
north feet depth about loo feet, between 4th and
5th streets. Terms easy.
Also, Lot on street south. situated in an i'm
proving neIgh ghborhood, will be so on accommodat
ing terms. For particulars inquire of GEORGE
w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent, No. sic 7th street,
near I'D.
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TOR RENT-A comfortably furnished HOUSE,
u on street, between l7h and 18th sts. For
terms aPPy on the premises to Mrs. WILL lam
SPEIDEN; oc % If
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE RRENT.
Tie HGdse is 6riok, and situated on Missouri
thirteen rooms, gas. o. The furniture is new and
good. The house will be rented cold without the
furniture. or particulars apply on the premises.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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With six wires and improved business facilities
this COMPANY are enabled to reduce their charges,
VIZ:
Ten words. Each ddE tcord,
Washington to Baltimore. 20 OTIS. ct.
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Do. New y oTk.. 80 cts. cts.
"a CO responding reduction between intermediate
points)
IHE MAGNETIC COMPANY invite business for all
points ia the United States aud anada. Tho lines
connect with the E- stern aud Canada Lines at New
York, and with the " estern Lines az Baltimore.
The MhG,ET COMPANY Is the old EST Telegraph
Company In the United States, and alone have the
night to use the MoRsE INVENTION upon the route
of their Lines.
The public may rely upon the prompt and aocurste
ofsll dispatches deposited st the fol-
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entrance: New Haven Depot, Nth ct.
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BALTIMORE, Sun Iron Building.
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P.RTLAnD, % Exchange street.
CINc .NNATI, under Burnet House.
NEW ORLEANS, under II. Charles Hotel.
no2-u J. KENDALL Gen'l Supt.
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AMBROTYPEs.

" AMBROTYPEs.
OU Can procure ore of these beautiful styles OF
PICTURES, taken by SANDS, for the low proc
Of 81 cents and upwards. BE always Keeps on hard
6ne selection of the newest styles OF Csses.
SANDS GALLERY,
Penn. ave-, bet. sth and eth sta,
90 10 oppo Centre Market.
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few mile. from Wasnnston. vii Se sold tiH low, w.
o1 Uy TRs % is s s
cultivation, ani contains all nsoessay improve
Enquire of 6 sEo. w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent,
No. SIG Seventh street. near ID. 90 's-,m
ENOR LE--Saveral FARMS N war, land aui
Washington Tiey W1Ii be sold low for cash, or
they may bs exchanEed for city property either i'm
Also. a num6sr Of BUILDING LOTS for sale,
IN different Pats OF the oIty at prices <ansInE from
30 paid down. and long Credits vii be given to sa
MxppIy 70 i: y: LANsDAtE,R 3 zeal Estate Agent,
City POST Omoe. 90 a-lm
TOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on G st.
soqth, between 9Th and 9Th streets west. (lsl-
loO feet to a % foot alley. Terms, Slso per sHnum.
sssSs pSsSSnNSh M EnssIIs Of EIShNS M ots
streets. oolI
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
end OF the oity. within lew doors OF the Sec
and shower baths. and IS rooms @ For furthe- % par
tloulars inquire at this office. 90 l5-f
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENr.-The
bn, undsrsisned. der, hsyi1S taken the oommodIous
fSIqsa Ss had ,ss sus IT,
complies order and newly furnished, The rooms
ana parors are airy and suited for single gentlemen
'fm' ''''0n MRS G2aStf e. a. hEiBGN !: isiS
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-The
subsoribel offers at private sale the property
Canal, near the Alexandria queduct, together with
the wharf which is about 2io ieet deep from Canal
20 nVer; the tow-pa being incnded in this prop
The Bakery has a front of 81 feet on the Canal
controis % inches OF water for driving Its ma
THIS property for q Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
and q tas PssSHs in the
on hurty QTme and MI. Barron. THIS property
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AT SEVENTH STREET PRICEs

FRANCIS, on Seventh street, 10 now receiving
the largest stock of R-PLATFD WARE.
CUTLERY. HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
RASkETS, b BRUSHES, BIRD CAGES, end
NoIlONS, ne has ever offered In this clty. All
fresh goods boug for cash, 20 be sold at the
lowest hgure- He is determined to sell, and the
p,soe to buy is st FRANCiS'S,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
nn6-u on 7th street
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENTING
~ Hopse of Mr.. Eliet, No. 2s8 II street, north
side. bstReen Eth snd 18th, With stable and car,
oommodious dwelling in perfect order, and viii be
rented either furnished or unfurnshed, to the
tenant. po2-tf
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Tor RENTING DWELLINS HOUSE, No.
L +Ss street., on the square Immediately e,st of
the front Of ha City Hall next door to the residence
of J. NJ. Carlisle, the proprietor {? whom applIca
ton may he made The house will be rented only
for the dwelling-house of private family. The
rent will be 800 per annum. pay able at such periods
q may be agreed on. SEE If
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IVI the citizsns Of Washington and -
Gsorg.town that he has purchased the ~
and hopes TO be favored with contInuancs
Of tie liberal patronage tha; he has heretofore en-
ioyed. He has g. large and fine assortment of an
kipds Of goods belonging TO the bu siness
Repairing OF Watches, yeWelry, &c., promptly
attendeo 10, ~ NOS. ~ and soe Pa. av. &C % II
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FOR SALE-On reasonable tsrms. a desirable
L FRAME DWEIL1No HOUSE, with brick
baok- building a,tached-No. 4ee-cOntanlng. in all.
10 rooms, situated on the Gest side Of t&h street
west between ps. ayenue d T. street, near Viii
lards Hotel, suitable for a boarding house for
person Ero would IKE to rent out rooms. There is
gas IN all the rooms. Apply to POLAR ID WEB
No. so 18th street. no 25
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A Ini; IpnEi;sSSEEAABtE EAssY, ~ G%gLPEPER, Ps;!Is :,

A cDnESIIRRABkE EAB.I II GTLPEPER
the Evening Star Is authorized to SELL on verT 90
oommodatlng terms and at q low price, one Of
the most desirable farms in the County of CGlEep-
or. II contains about 800 aores, of which 90 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land, n fine con-
ditOn for Gu ltvaton. This tract is situated about
three miles from. CulpepeT Court House. Ii has upon
it small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
Ings. All the arabe land not In cultivation is well
Get In gr1ss. TO gent eman seeking a country
Idence this farm offers attIactons not surpassed if
equalled In Piedmont Virginia. building site npoD
the farm commands fine mountain prospect, and q
view of the surrounding country for many miles.
Inc sol is OF ex ceIent original qgallty and pecu
present in g good state OF improvement. The owner
will sell 1t for less than Its value, II early application
made Persons wishing to purchase will please
communists with w. ID. WALLACH, Esq, Ed
itor of the Star. ape-lawtf
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
III DEALERS For rent, for ten y ears. a vacant
LOT upon H. near 2Oth street. 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. F or terms
spply to Dr. CHAS. ii, CRAGIN. GEORGETOWN.
6p q ltawtf
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u PloN Auorton,
We are now openinG large q % OF handsome
DRESS GOODS. from al -tion, v hloh We are teh-
ing of at redu oed prices.
Rich Fa7cy Dress Silks,
Black and calorrd Silks, Six Robes.
Plain and Plaid French Msrinos.
Long and Square Shawls, In every style and pnce,
With many other new and de- siIs le goods, winch
will be sold cheap for cash.
j. w. COLLEY CO.,
SIS 7th street, three doors north Of
mol 2w Penn. avenue.
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CENTLEMEN's GL9THING MADE TO

ORDER.
WALL, STEPHENS, a CO. respectfully IN
yite the attention Of gentle men to their present
large and veIv dssIrsble assortment OF fne
CiOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velve', Silk, and Sat-
in VESTINGS, emIIsciSg ell Grades, ooIors, and
styles of fashionable mateTials adapted 70 mems
wear, which thsJ will max. 10 order, In the best
cheaper tlan the usuRl city rates
CSnssTty SP hiHS oss Of iss I.Essst G s'0rtmsnss
boys to be found n tits city.
ocS so Pa sv. between 9Th ard 10th streets.
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DED UCTION OF RATES.

~ Z ID U Z U N U T X A I Z B
The New York and Washington Printing
Telegraphs, using the - House" Print.
Ing Telegraph Instruments.
General Ofet-Ndtiosal Hotel, entranes on Sizth
street. Branch OHet-Willd-d's Hotel.
THE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
PRlN ING TELEGRAPH COMPANY having
Northern, Eastern, and Southwestern Cities, are
enabled by increased facilities to reduce the rates
on tn eir line from WASHINGTON as follows:
For ten pords. For every addi-
ttoRal tcoTd.
To Baltimore. ..---. % cents. cent.
To wilmington .-... Is
To Phlladel p1Ia. $50
To trenton, n. J. .....4
To Patterson, N. J.....5J
10 New York 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-10

TOR SALE-The following BUILDING LOIS.
= Lot No. is, on the corner Of 5th st.west and
NJ street north, In Square 5l4 Lot 5, on New
Jersey avenue, between X and L streets north, IN
Square SO; Lot No 4, and which has been subdi-
vded into lots, bn the corfier of hode IL eni ave-
nue. 8nt 18th street west. Also, large number OF
other Lois in parts of the city, and prices
from cents to IS cents per foot. Apply to POL
LARD WEBB, Agent, No. $40 7lh street. Oo6