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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07
r.. EALE'S
WONDERFUL,
PANoPTIC0N:
Life Moving Mechanical Exhibition
WAR IN INDIA
SEPOH REREEITDN

SEPOY REBELLION.
Tbs Most Wonderful OF al Modern Miracles,
embracing IN astounding combination Of
Eisnry THOUSAND MovING hND AcrTSG MoptIs
OF MEN. horses, AND ANIMALS.
It is not Panorama, painted on few hupdryd
feeslof fiat canvas. hut u Startling ard Faithful
with bevi derins aOeuIsoy By Mechsn,csl Mods's
endowed by SsnIss With the cor,ec, Motion and
Thirty thousand Psrticipste, are Actually Fo1sSi.
with all the
POMP AND cyRCUMsTAN nee OF WaR.
B.s Fss are .se yR Gibns n ss
attendant horrors. Steamships and sailins Vessels
:Ion, The Scenery fthe Country is Mssni6oontl1
Depicted with
NINUTE GEOGRAPHICAL CERTAINTY.
Nc description can approach shadow OF the reality
T,smrh Of M.ehasism aad Wonder oftke Ass,
II as the most complete aud expensive comrend Of
Besle. in Europe, at a cost Of
.TWENTy-FIyE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
ing large Additionai Expense.
An Explanatory Lecture ,acoomPa MES the exhi-
bitten, By gsntlcman resident in India during the
This PanoPticon has received the warmcst oom-
Negotiations from the Press. the Clergy and tke In
the . a'f raers sbs
Ilmes, with its jealous, and prejudice for
annt OF @ess
ton, and astoundingly Ilfe-hke"
Tine Monl ~ ,S The 0c, orssr Of N.Polsop
70 give faint idea OF its superlstive grandeur"
The American Press has been most lavish in ts
DR. Beale proudly offers this exhibition IS tn.
Chef dGnvre Of has managerial career, challenging
SECURE seat. :srly; Doors open at !; performance
commence ~ IN o'clock
A full Band Of Music IN attendance.
o Exhibition or STURDY, oe. 9, and "Wednesday.
SchoOls admitted at reduced rates. oc 6 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

80 Ex-0oy. r. McMullin, Va, and Hon. e.
Lous Lowe, Md, are at Browns.
80 Baron stoeckel the Russian Ambassador,
mas returned 10 Washington with restored health
"a Col: Dc kusey, 8: Al Rev. DR.. Irving
at Willards'
Il. T. Meagher went out by the Northern
Llxn. as oeafer OF dispatches 10 Professor Dim
Ivy, United States Onis,er at Costa Rica
80. Hon. Edward Everett his accepted an in
vtauon To deliver an address at the Georgia State
FAR to be held In Atlanta from the oath 20 the
2sth Of October.
Rev. w. Robey, President Of the MARYLAND
Annual Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
TO the Churches Of the Marylond District
80. Col 8. b. Jewett, L. s. Marshal for North
ern New York, 10 rapidly recovering from his re-
cent attack of paralysis. He is able to attend To
the duties Of his office.
49,. Thoope, Of the N. Y. Spirit of the Times
says that Senator Douglas, TO head OF Benton's
prediction that be never will be President !" be
cause his cont tails too near the ground has
taken to wearing roRnd-atoHfs.
..- The Chicago Press and Tribune thinks tina,
Mrs lie Vert is probably the beautiful and accom-
pished Southern literary lady who Is about 10 try
her fortunes on the stage. Pshaw, man, its Mia
Martha Haines Butts, Of Norfolk, Va.
49, The Literary Association Of Princeton, n
:, has offered Mr.. James Gordon Bennett slO(
Tor lecture He refuses, saying that the time IL
worth $500 to him, and that lecturing is the
business Of none bat literary loafers. A pretty
| good lick at Greeley and the rest of them.
-. The London illustrated News, discussing
American politics, has the following valuable in
| formation
The Presidential nominations form the chic
| topic OF conversation in America. There are
three candidates In the ield-Wire, Douglas. and
| Bolts. At the last accounts Bolts was a litti,
| ahead"
80. Horace Greeley, Esq, who was announced
to deliver the address before the Wyoming County
Agricultural Society ON wednesday last, arrived
fornia, and only calling at the Tribune once ;
few moments, left to fulfill his appointment with
| out even seeing his family, from whom he had
| been absent tOur months and half THERE
| Pnnctuality for you, but we wonder what Mrs
Horace says about it, 't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
October q, 1889


This valuable and popular family journal, full
of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice lit
erary reading, IL now on our counter, ready for
delivery 20 the public. Its contents are com
posed, in part, of the following interesting arti-
cles:
The Uaels from Ameriea-d rsry Interesting narrd-
fire, slated from the French; Stsfehes 81 Loi0
Ltf.-ths Rag-pieker's Wedding; Wat SoHfh-
err Maa tcomIf Hare Doss; Female ." search
of Fortsne-shs finds "a; Eiopemenf from ms
Swltan's Rarsm-srPioii Of q" Hai'a" M~s'-
eias, &C.; t-
IN. Bayd,a WIFE Poisoning Case IN Nsw Jersey;
The UxfatAosrabis Wen; The Broad CAsrch
Again; OId Hoss You're Too Late-a steamboat
adr.rfws; Progress Of Bank Note Forgery;
G,osctl Of Opium in Czina; The Yankee Opera
f,re; The Ririsre and Mslligan Difficulty; A
Paysieias's Experience IN Drinks; Is The Earth
Drying Up; The Gam, Of Cricket; The Lane De-
faieaiion Case IN Ne,e York &C.;
Ias Bargy Cass-Charge Of False Prefsness; Msr-
der WiH Omi; The Chinsse War--O6seial Letter
from Commodore TatHaE; Hour Bogus Ne,rs IS
Manufactured ia the WasAinsfoa laboratory;
The Alleged Necessity Of he Nomination. Of
Douglas; Rsms TsiegrapAsd from Washington;
Operations Of the Patent O6fee, re-;
Department Nsrs; Editorials; Washington News
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., re-;
Late Nsps, Jorsiss and domestic, By mail asd
telegraph; -.-.s
Isterestiag Personal Lems;
And great reriety Of choice literary articles, both
prose and poetry, too numerous TO mention.
This Is just the paper above all others, for citi-
zens and strangers sojourning In the National
Metropolis TO send to their friends at distance.
Price only cents per copy, or 81 IS per annum.
Postage prepaid by stamps when SO arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

" Mr. Charles Mortimer Leupp, for MANY
years welLknown as prominent leather dealer In
New York, committed suicide on wedpesd,v
evening by shooting himself through the heart.
MI: LeuPP, for six or eight years past, has been
smic'ed with occasional ns Of depression, and
ior eight months back has been at times deranged
IA. friends were adopting measures 10 place hin,
under restraint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

0xoRsA ELEcrIox.-Mr. Jones, Democratic
candidate for Congress In the 9Th district, has a
majority ranging from $50 to $50. In the 18th dis
rict Mr. Hill toPposition) is reelected by $50
majority, instead Of Harper. a. at first reported
Governor Browns majority Is fully rs, 600 The
democrats have been successful In all but the I'd
ana 'h districts; so that the delegation stands the
same as last wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

u An American convention, composed Of five
delegates from each ~ the twenty wards Of Bal.
more, assembled In that city on Thursday evening
fof the purpose Of selecting candidate for State
senator and ten candidates for the House Of Del
esa'es 70 be voted for At the November State cleo
non. Affer the making Of sundry nominations
iof 'hs action Of the convention, the body add
journed until this (Friday) evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

THE CASE on BIsHoP OxDxRpoxK-f3i Bishop
roner, OF New York, has written letter in which
ne declines scquescing In the arrangement for the
restoration Of Bishop Onderdonk, which proposes
- ieave TIE active mana cement Of the affairs Of
VIC aloeese In his hands He says that such a
i.Su unknown to the law Of the church, is
,.s,.,n full Of perpiexity, and must inevi-
A'iy iead % eoafnsien and wraagline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Consultation congratulates the Democratic
party upon the suspicious signs Of the times an
manifested by the recent elections in California
and Georgia, and others less notable demonstra-
tons throughout the country.
The Tnteiligsneer notices the reimposition by
France Of the old sliding scale Of duties upon all
importatiOns of grain, by which, according to
Hunts Magazine, at the existing rate Of cereals
in that country, any importations Of breadstuhs
from the United States must be an impossibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

The DOUGLAS STOCK ADvAScING-The N. Y
News says:
The lady Of Senator Douglas was delivered OF
nne daughter, on Saturday last, at her residence
at Washington. - : = :
I'VE regret to hear that she is very IN. though
nothing serious 10 apprehcnded. IL must be pleas.
ant for til. Senator to know that the adherents OF
IL from no other cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

The oLpLIxE wHIs MovEMrxrs-A cores
Pondent Of the Times says:
Hon. Washington Hunt and others interested
In securing the nomination Of MIR. Edward Bates
Oh Mlssouri, 70 the Presidency, are in Washing
ton, prosecuting their purpose The National IN
feiligencer has consented to support the ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

UrSir John Bowring, the best Oriental lin
guist in Europe, says that the name of the Chi.
nese river where the late aght occurred Is not the
Pieho, but the Ten sin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

. u Our Geographic column, yesterday, con-
tanned all Of interest that transpired In the Gene
raj Episcopal Convention, at Richmond, on We'd
nesday- In the same place, to-day, will be found
summary Of the proceedings ON Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

WATER Gm.-The Wilmington Republican
ridicnles the statement Of the Philadelphia papers
concerning the water gas experiment 1t saws Il
was decided failure; gave {" a very poor light
and emitted a horrible odorn $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS IN FLORIDA
Another list Of internal improvement lands has just
been forwarded by the acting Commissi oner of the
General Land Office to the Governor of Florida,
embracing IL ,os3 ,62 acres in the Tallahasse dis
trict. Under the act of 1871, 400 800 acres were
granted the State Of Florida for the above-men
toned purpose. There has now been approved
to said State $50 s23 50 of this grant, leaving
Is acres yet t. be selected by and approved
to the State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

u From Shillington, odeon Building, we
have Nos. "A and As Of "Our Musical Friend, ~
and the capital September number Of Chambers
Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

u The English Eleven were declared the
vietors at Hoboken, in the international game of
cricket In one innings, with 81 runs to spare-the
Americans In their two innings scoring only %
runs, against the I56 Of the Elevens FIRST innings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

IL Mrs. Margaret Blauvett cowhided John
w. Earle in New York city yesterday for taduc-
ing her character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

IL Laneeskes, who killed a man named Holli
last March, in street ARRAY, at Madison, Indiana
has been found guilty, and sentenced to imprison
ment for life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

II Al the Tenth Annual Convention Of the
American Bible Union, in New Y ork, on wednes-
day, the Rev. Thomas Amitage, ID. D., was
elected President for the ensuing year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

IL An extensive revival is said to be going on
among the Methodists at Jacksonville, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

HI Some Of the students of Harvard College
have formed atotal absti nence temperance society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

IL The Texas Messenger nominates Gen. Sam
Houston for President and Hon. Robt. c. VIM
throp, Of Mass, for Vice President. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

LAND SURVEY IN LOUISIANA plat Of the
resurvey Of township 10 south, Of range Is east in
the southeastern district Of the State Of Louisiana
surveyed by Maurice Hawke, deputy surveyor
has been received at the General Land Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

IL There wefe near eleven thousand votes cast
at the late election in San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

II Gov. Wise, of Virginia, announces by
proclamation, the failure of the Manassas Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

APPROVAL OF LAND BoSDs.-The acting Com
missioner of the General Land Office has approved
and fled with the First Comptroller the oficial
bonds of Ebenezer Warner, receiver and dsburs-
ing agent at Marquette, Michigan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

IL Rev. Mr.. Kslloch, Of Boston, of whisky
skin memory, Is figuring at the meeting Of the
American Bible Union in New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

IL 1t seems that the hlibusters did not get
away from New Orleans further than Berwick's
Bay. They landed at the Southwest Pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

nTTHE CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW
ikY York avenue Prcsbyteria Church viii be
the 10th inst at m, precisely; after which cere
MONIES, Rev CYsUs DICKSON, d. d. of Bait more,
D., will ofer the inv0catory prayer; and Rev. p r.
GURLEy, ID. D.. Pastor Of the Church, viii close
the rellgious of tho hour With appronr,ats
remarks. The public are cordially invited to at
teno. -i.. .-- 49,. 90 6-4tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

DEATH OF A SEAMAN REPoRrED.-Informatio
has been received at the Navy Department of the
death at Naples, on board the U. s. steam frigate
Wabash. Of Wheaton Amos, who enlisted at New
York on the 26th Of April, 1855. .rrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

CALIFORNIA MAIL CoNrRAcr.-Postmaste G en-
eral Holt and Hon. Horatio King have returned
to this city, after having completed arrangements
for tranfer Of the California mails to Vanderbilt
the next lowest bidder to Johnson, who had con-
tracted to carry them both from New York and
New Orleans, but who finally acknowledged his
inability to perform what he had undertaken
Forty thousand dollars additional is to be received
by Mr.. Vanderbilt for carrying the mails via
Nicaragua, than by the Panama. He has PROM
ised the Post Office Department that he will open
the transit ..I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

nEMASONIC.-A regular communication of
IN h ,n. Lodge, No q, Will b, held a their
9TH instant, ut O'Clock The officers of the Grand
odEe viii make their annual visit at O'clock
invited to attend. -7T@''7' =
oo57Ss Eg. --a GEO. W.FLOoD. SEQ.
ITO THE FRIENDS OF THE POOR :
The pspbers Of the I,ni9n Bethel Church,
on Nj street, nesr 18th, have. OF gsnIzed POOR
AID Al. SOGdEF the object Of which is TO aid the
Persons having donations Of any Description. for
ths above object. viii please leave them with the
street; Caroline Garrett sag 18th street: Marr.Set
,rciillman, 2i9 NJ street; Nathaniel Jackson, 3I9
18th street; James LAWS, 1S3 18th street Persops
need of aid will also make il known 20 the aboxs
s sJssfS Az special scrmon viii be preached next
vited. - oc e. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

Promotion IN rHsNAvY.-Charles A. Babcoc K
has been promoted to lieutenancy in the Navy,
vice Jesse Taylor, IT., resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07
PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Make your pur-
shases before O'Clock, and not at 10 O'Clock ss
some advertisers invite. By doing so you shatter
the Tyrants power, and confer life su stat nj M
comfort on suffering humanity. =
oc 4-6tf OBSERVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

REDUCTION OF THE EXPORT Dury IN BRAZIL
The Department Of State has received intelligence
from the United States Consul at Pernambuco of
the Government of Brazil having recently issued
decree at Rio de Janeiro, reducing the export
tax upon sugar, cotton, and hides from 10 to per
cent. The decree had not, however, up to the
nth Of August taken effect, owing to the non
conformance to the enactment of the export office
at Pernambuco, which is said to be awaiting
official information. The shippers, therefore,
have been paying the 10 per cent. at that port as
heretofore but under protest. 1t is the opinion of
the Consul that at the proper time, the extra per
cent will be refunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

pr,u. m rux N.vII AcApKMY.-As many In
oui,.. ar. made I'm relation to the recent arrange
ment for the appoi ntment Of an additional num-
her of pupils to the Naval Academy, we MINK IL
will be interesting to many Of our readers 70 pup
lisb list of the Congressional districts tnat now
entitled to the appointment OF, each "a midshiPman
wv. will also state, for the bensft of those who
NAV not be aware of the fact, that II Is ruired
LAW that appointments from each statS fhall be
apportioned, as nearly as practicable, equally
among the several Congressional districts therein,
and that the person appointed shall be actual
resident Of the Congressional district of the State
from which appointed, and be recommended by
the member Of Congress representing the district
In which he resides. Candidates must be over
fourteen and under eighteen years Of age at the
time Of examination for admission and must be
free from deformity, disease, and imPerfection Of
the senses.
The Navy Department has been hitherto pre-
vented from appointing the fun number Of mid
shipmen authorized by law, in consequence of
the limited means Of accommodation at the Acad-
emy. To obviate this inconvenience In some de-
gree the Secretary has recently ordered the prac-
tice ship Plymouth TO be sta Toned at Annapolis
to receive pupils on board This increased &C
comrnodation enables the Secretary to appoint
after filling all vacant distTicts-about forty mid
hpmen from districts that already have one, ana
these additional appointments are given to those
districts whose incumbents have been the longes,
| in the service. The following list includes all
the districts that entitled either account OF
being vacant, under the new arrangement, to
an appo ntment at this date: F
Alabama, Sd, 9th, and 9TH districts Connecti-
cut Sd; Georgia, LIST, 4th, and sth Illinois 9th;
Indiana, I'd; Iowa, ID; Kentucky, Sd, 4th, 9Th
and 9TH; Louisiana, LIST and 4th Maine, LIST; Mas
sachusetts, 2d, Sd, 9th, and 9Th: Mississippi, LIST;
Missouri, 9th; New York, sth, sth, l5th 10Th 2lst
and 26th; Ohio, 9th; Pennsylvania, 18Th; Rhode
Island, I'd; South Carolina, Sd; Tennessee, 3D.;
Vermont, LIST; Virginia, 4th, 5th, 9th, and 18th;
Washington Territory, LIST. .r<
Nominations sent by members Of Congress,
to the Secretary Of the Navy, who issues permi,
TO the candidate to present himself at the Naval
Academy to be examined for admittance. A
special examination for this purpose will be held
| at the Academy between the 25th October and Isl
November next H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07
McGREGOR &c co. "
go House FurnisherS. r

n u II
are now ia receipt at their Ware Rooms, $50 and
92s SEVENTH STREET, of a very extensive And
well selected assortment of
CABINET WARE AND OTHER FURNITURE
cons listing in part Of :
is ,Se Walnut and
fashionable style, ""1 ''oS'
Marble top Centre Tables,
and s'a c ft S:n s:
SOLD iWs,nus, Oak Mahogany, and Cottage Sets,
Fra.hs, Beds, Bolster: and Pillows,
Curled Hair and Hust Mattresses, =. 81
Also, all other Goods in ths Housefurnishinr line
Our goods are eli gotten up according to our order
q s. :. that the
we Viii inrni.h p,iv.te residence or hotels en-
efforts to give entire sati.iactron. '''' per'opa'
We continue TO sel all onr goods at the most re-
sGto n.t "a quick penny is better than slow
We invite the attention of oil who concentrate
$40 snS sas ssss.sS Co. Co.,
Proposals FQR WOOD AND COAL
stss1t for %
o. M ~ ~, ,c. tns necessary Wood and Coal
wsoG 70 e . snss and .,li..ud
The Coal to be stored AID TO- Be- dsivsred m such
'''-- w. YH, 81. b.t. 18th and l4sh
us.r sat Ef''ss' Public School for it District
YARD-wIDE ENGLISH BRUSSELS CAR,
We h.v. ,a = E y.ssy,a1d r e. .,,,,
.sa, VI! &:ss ssS 3 ne af ..
J. 6 rms ; %s Ss.ss: !:
and V as q lover figure. tSsa any csS:s
our VIII % ia s. ri .sd sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

THH WHARF.-THE following report Of the
weather for this morning IL made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation Il about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

-.
G,,..,. 80 AnnksrEDs-- The Martipsburg
o1ae"e states that George Drake wa. arrested in
AAesahy county, Nd, a few DAYS AGO. Tor the
man named Any, some thirty wear.
ago. Diake was arrested at the time ~ tbs nm
der, and true bin found against h,,,, ~ 81
grand jury, but he managed 10 b,.aI- ~ -. s.s
make good his escape 70 some pare on ne ".
He will be tried during the present mon,b r..
widow Of Athy, who heard the diving coas...,.'.
Of her husband that Drake was the perso, th,s ..
hicted the wound which caused his death. n st,,
living Drake b perhaps sixty years Of age.
" In New York, at l2X O'Clock on wednes.
day. twas decided to send the California man,
~ sne Vsndesbilt steames--ths Nosthern Livlst
johnson reiinquished his contract, on thsessdi.
ees WAL his sareties should be released Quite en-
cement was created by the reports which wers
circulated with reference TO the proposed depa
'uIe % hhbusters, gen. Wheat and his friends
ien oy TIE Bsite, for what designation time N ~,
snow Marshal X ynders and his aids were thrown
'nto state Of great trepidssion by the sudden h.
sPpeafa1ce Of the Acsmer g. Louis nom her
wnan. She was hasIl b. discovered at the foot Of
s'1ia street. B.st river, here It wss ss,d che had
gone for repairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07
LOST AID FOUND.

Il OST.On Massachusetts avenue, between eth
n And lSth sts, about dusk, on the q instant,
receive the thanks ofthe owner and liberal reward
~ leaving them At the Jewelry Establishment OF
sachuserts avenue, bstween 18th and i2th sta. IT.
TAKEN UP ASrRAY-On Tuesd.y, the 1th
Il inetant. q red and whts buffalo mich &uG~0
TO be seen. The owner is reeuestsd tot"
take her away. w. P6IPPS
oco ~ Toll Gate, 7sh g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

WAITE.
% ds sITyA
sn and H ''' ans %
A GARDENER! who thstoasAly a. lssst.nds
siTTxTI ION. 'Addrsss :8srdenet;," Gil, Af Po.s
WANTED-s handsomely furnished ROOMS,
w on the LIST or I'd story, the vicinity OF good
restaurant. Address Box sos, Post Office.
WANTER..FoUR yOURNEYMEN -PLAs-
AIT g. g "a. avenue between issI and 18TH 81:
WANTED-sIxC CARPENTERS. Enquire of
street WM FINLEY ToSoeoop 81 ' so, anG
TN and streets. immediately. 81 per day.
WA a.S1I Io.5 .,i S,.'raso PLgMBEf; Non.
oc 7-st ~. PIummer and ID Ga. sitter sts::r.
MEcakA An, ,: Hi;e 2 f%sI9y,
oc1 bstwec:n no. 10th 20 and iitS ST sta.
WANTED..A. good COOK, WASHER, and
re 90 Apply at No. a4l street, near 18th.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. at the New York
"hi NJ RiMfhs. G So ss 81 tou.i.Rs
/
ss NISysasEsHss or sS.S 4:
hPlshs.t Mnss, vii, be given Apsly = the new
fv e and st. or 70 GEO: T: I%SSEIY ss $50
WANTEp IMMEDIATELY-Two GAS
and 9Th. ' o."
90 s-st' MYERS McGHAN.
WANTED-Old SPANISH or MEXICAN
" DOLLARS, II ALVES and QUARTERS:
Also, any quantity of good old Silver for which
cash VIII he paio. by applying At HOODS Silver
ware Msnufsctory and Jewelry stors, No. a3s Pa.
avenue Silver Tea Sets. Urns. Pitchers. Goble cts,
Cups. and all other ices of standari Silver vare
at short notice. ~
seq II. o. HOOD.
WANTED-Half Store on Pennsylvania ave-
W nue., north aide, between 9Th and 18th streets
embracing one good show window, for a business
that cannot fail to attract custom largely to any
other business carried on on the same premises,
Any one disposed to rent such premises win please
sadress Tor further information, note to &C. W."