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OXYGENATED BIIrERs,
The nHnsred statement Of Prof. A. A. HAYES, M, d.
State ASSny.T, iS ample ts timOny of the Sci-
sHtikc NldHHtr ~ rhIch thiS medicine
Is compounded. and recommends

sHtLhc DlGHH,r ~ rhieh thiS medicine
as compounded. and recommends
az 10 Professional men.
An opinion having been asked for of me, in conse-
quence of the formula for preparing Orygennfed
Buffers being known To me, express the following
an form:
Thr composition Of these Bitters includes those
m"dIcinal substances which ps fenced ply scians
have loag TrsOrted To for special action the
tenn, when deranged by FeveTs, Dyspepsia, AgUes,
climate influence.
These are rendered permanent, and remain active
IN TINS p:cparaiOn as Consequence Offhe scientific
0iaHHtT IN lchich they ar, rombiHed.
TWAS well founded inf renee, taat the prcpara-
u"hj used IN larger oT smaller doses, would prove
valuable General Medicine, which experience has
In TINS meclcIne, no metal ic salts can be found;
by the most delicate chemical trials
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES Nd
~ - AsSdyer 90 the Si0fs If Mass.
No. Pine street, Boston, 18TH Dec Ia52
Prepared by :. w. FowLE 4 Co., Boston and for
sale by H. II. Gilman, :. &: Ford, jr., =. X Waite
I. Stot', John SchwartZe, Marin K Palmer, Wa IN :
ington; and by dealers everywhere. oc i-iw'r'
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S0rrcz.- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
MEyTs TO BS ISsSRTHD IN The BALTIMORE SUN
.ax KEcEJvED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
SrER OFFICE.
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COMMENCEMENT of A SCHooL.-The school con-
nected with the Washington Female Institute,
under the supervision of Mrs. Smith. formerly Of
Mystic Hall Seminary, Massachusetts, will COM
mence ITS session on Monday morning at o'clock
We understand that the opening exercises will be
peculiarly interesting.
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BY a. GREEN. Auctioneer.

hhn VII IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
Mo NE NE ,-NpkTHERN LIBERTIES AT TroN-On
MN On the l"th instant, shall sell in font Of
Nv. ~ AZ clock p. M, parts of Lots Nos
anu d IN square No. A fTontirP 81 feet on ., n
street west and running hack leo feet along the line
" " s,Ieet north with the improvements, which
bic in the rear. '0 "o"es' WIN sta-
ne an n,lon OF persons wishing to purcha Sc
property IN this section Of the city as called IN the
anrrve sale, as tho sale will be positive
Lerms: One third cash; the balance m g. l., II,
ana - months, for notes hearing interest secured
ny deed OF trust upon the premises.
DC "a 4, GREEN. Auct
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WATCH RkTuRNs.-James Clagett, (col.. y dis
orderly; fine and costs, si.15. Francis Daniels.
drunk and disOrderly; do. 50 Is. Thomas Fitz-
patrick. charge of setting fire. ruled for trial at :
o'clock p. m. Mary O'Brien, drunk and disor-
derby. JnO. Black. disOrderly. Hannah Wilson.
do. SiN dodgers were accommodated.
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LOOKOUT for the ball Of the merry Social Club
to come off on Tuesday night next The Social
boys say that they have fixed up things right for
grand good time. See what they say In the way
of :. VA - =
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MEs>Rs DEMPSEY & O;TooLE, card engravers
and printers. are not only excellent workmen. bnt
capital business men. IL will be seen by their
announcements elsewhere that they understand
the true philosophy of advertising.
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fiuRUcfal.

NEW YORK, October --Stocks are dull and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island GA; Illinois
Central bonds Il Michigan Southern ~ New
ork Central 79Ai Reading lOz Mo. 6s 49,
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MI UVIIF " dIL.IIIs dI IIl'- HuTGHdSfT c DSt.
WM. k. WOODWARD, Trustee.
Oc eOSds A GPEEN 49,.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
v SALE-The subscriber, Executor of the
twll! and testament of Jonathan Granger late
OF MONTGOMERY county, deceased, and under an or
aGpublIc sale, To the highest bidder. on MONDAY.
18th GAY of October next at the late residence az
Sald deceased. the following very va liable r. al
Esiate-to wit: The homo farm wherein said d.
ceaS Ell resided A. the time of DEATH situated I'm
medIately on the west side ofthe public road lead
Ing from Rockville to the Great Falls of the PotO-
mac, about two miles from the former and Elk from
the latter place. and containing 239 acres. more or
proportion of beautiful Meadow Land-is well
watered, and under tOlerab enclosure This farm
Is ~ fair stale of cult vatIon; easily improved and
We'll adapted to the growth of heat rye, oats, corn
Dwelling house, with "a story Frame and Shed
attached two Barns, &c-wIthin fifty or sixty
yards OF the dwelling, rs neVerfaIllng Spring Of
water, with a good Dairy. AsO-another Farm,
distance from Rockville, cOntsining l67 acres more
or less, between ~ and IS ofwhich is beautiful
Chestnut Timber and the largest portion of the re-
nalnder Is IN pine and other wood. The improve
ments CON LIST OF a small Fame Dwelling, Stable,
&c There Is on the farm very good Apple Or
chard.
The terms of sale, as prescribed nv the Court are
asfollows: One fourth of the purchase money TO be
paid on the day OF sale, or the ratification thereof
the balance IN three equal annual instruments of
one, two, and three years, the purchaser purcha
sers giving note with approved security bearing in
terest from the day of sale. Upon the ratification
OF the sae ana the payment of the whole purchase
money, and not before the subscriber as executor
Aforesaid Will convey TO the purchaser
OF said land, all the right. title, claim and interest
both al law and IN equity, Of raid deceased, of in
and to SAID land, at his, her, Their cost, the
Sale to take place at u o'clock, NJ.
WILLIAM GRANGER,
oc i-Stavh Executor.
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Alexandria Markets.
Baltimore Markets

ALEXANDRA. : Oct S.-Flour-uo sales Wheat
sales 81 red at sl.l2. No other sales reported o
Change
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DEAD.-Her very wide circle of friends will
hear with the deepest pain of the death of Mrs
Elizabeth II. Fendall, the amiable and gifted
wife Of our much respected fellow -townsman. the
venerable PhiliD II Fendall She expired yester-
aged - years.
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GENRE MAKKET.-The market was amply sup
Piled this morning. The country and city dealers
Were well represented, and their offerings were of
excellent quality. The gangways were thronged
at an early hour, and business was lively Prices
were generally as at the beginning of the week
The butchers, although their prices are unc hanged
report an advance in the price of beef ON The hnor
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by a. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

NUtITOUeeT.
Two GOOD TWO STORY BRICK tJorsv.
hail al l,9EN.-Oa MONDAY, the 10Th Ins'ant,
shSl sen IN front ot the premises at O'Clock n
m Z good two story Brick Houses and the lots on
%ncn 'nTy stand being part of Lot No s. in square
T.. between 6th and 9TH streets W, st, ard near 4;
sLIeet hotth.. The improvements, which are good
desired. " ''e''ioi rs may NC
Terms: $50 cash; balance in 6 r9.nd 10 r,or,h.
IG' LUIS bearing interest from DAY of sale deed
gwen ana deed Oftrust taken
oc "a A. GREEN, Aucf
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of
WI herr facas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, I will
expose to public sale for cash, front of the Court
18th ay of October xt, la5s at IL O'Clock M, the
ioliowing DESCRIBED property. TO wit: All defend
division No. 8 of Square No. 1884, in the city Of
Washington, ID. c together with all and singular
the improvement 3 thereon, seized and LEVIED upon
as the property OF Robert NJ HARRISON, and will be
sold TO satisfy yndicIals No. ~, to October term,
W. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc n-ts for the District Of Columbia.
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DROP q SZYNSKI will resume he CLASSES
Il IN DANCING, at Franklin Hall corner ca
Of9th and ID SITS. 4th OF October. Glasses -
for Masters and Misses at w.. .sfias ang "a
Gentlemsl At ~ m., un luesisfs ~
Thursdays. Apply Ia Prof u at M. 331 4. g.,
between 18th and 18Th. Franklin Hall to let for
balls, pa ties, dc. oc7lws
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
F. PLURIBUs UNUMi
GRAND COTiLLON -
AM ERICA CLUB IN
At HARMONY HALL October oath. it,

A ELLINGTON BOYS STILL ALIVE.
The members Of the ARLINGTON CLUB take
great pleasure IN announcing To- their numer- "a
Gus friends and the public generally, that their II
Fourth GIand Assembly will take place at II
FRANKLIN Hall corner of 9TH and ID streets, on 40
MONDAY EVENING, October 10th, 1889
The members pledge themselves to spare no pains
or expense, to make this the most az eeable party
of the season.
Positively no HATS or CAPS allowed IN the
room.
Tickets 50 cents, admitting a Gentleman and La
dies.
COBImifffe.
WIN. Shedi, b. r. Frdey, l.. Posey.
Oc3 ~
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- IA. ~, w. SEIDEN,
&C S-uts Marshal for District Of Columbia

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wrltS of
~ herl iaclas issued from the Clerks Office Of
me circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for
nc county of Washington and 10 me directed /
"a. expose to public sale. for cash in front of ths
I{"uII mouse door of said county. on TIL RSDA1
IRE 18TH day of October next. lsT9 at y O'Clock m
al nriendants right, title. aim aud interest W aud
10 Lol NO In square y %. $685. in the crty of " ash
inSt"n' ID T., together with all and singular tie
improvements thereon, seized and levied upon a q
the Pr"pArty of Tho3 j. Barrett and Will he sold tn
>atisj JudIcaS Nos. IS and l78. to May term l35a
ia ~, tay"r oi George and Thos. Parker a. Co and
Hamilton Leach. " ~" Gnu
w. SELDEN Marshal
re ~ Us for the District of COlumbis
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GRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES, AT THE
- UNION BorTLING DEPor, Georgetocn, ID. c.
we invite the attention of the public TO our stock
Of pure CRAB APPLE CIDER, which Is now as
sweet "a IT II was just from the press. Warranted
this market
aus (States) Army & SHINN.
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NOTlCE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
v Potomac Steamboat Company, r.
IL IN edition ,tdit 70 the semi weekly tips ss@
iolk, offer the public of Washington and vicinity an
opportunity Of enloyIng trip on the beautiful Pc
tomac Ia GiNMONT aud 40 UIA CREEKttwloe
daily during the hot weather.
TO parties OF three more excursion tickets will
be issued AZ one dollar : d each for Glymont with
privilege o. Tealnlng there a night aud returning
next day; Also tor Aqua Greek, at two dol ars
with privilege 81 remaining one r two DAVIS
The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
other small fish being abundant; also fine shootine
game being plentiful.
places. ~
Boats leave foot Of 6th street at 6h a. m and 81
p. m Returning. pa p. IN. and 81 a. m.
For further Information iuq uIre al the Compan,'s
oftce, No. 1872 Peunsy vans avenue, next door 10
brOTn-S Hotel. GEO. +. MATTINGIY.
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company
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DlsPosED oF.-Judy O'Brian, drunk and disor-
derby; work-hOuse M days Hannah Wilson
(cOl-, do; do. 30 days. JHo. Black, (col y do,
fined 81 Is. The above were watch-house eases
not tried at the early trial hour but d. sposed of Inv
Justice Dom, when the witnesses afterwards an
peared. Augustus Hunt was charged with threat
ening violence tn Geo. johnson Justice DOM
held him To bail for peace
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by 4. UKEEN, Aucti0rnpr
COOP TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE Ann
- LoI AT Auction GA WEDNESDAY. the
'.t2 INST shall sell. in front of the premi.cs a.
O'Clock p m, part Of Lot 9, IN Square No il3 viii
nc improvements, which are a good two story
= raine House, with tack building. This pronsy,y
ToattS on Itn street west, between and d streets
n"Ih, "a eet6 Inches, running back the depth of
FERNS; One third cash; balance in 6. y And IA
months, Tor notes bearing interest '
&C D ot A GREEN Auct
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A. Browns HOTEL. October.
hDHlRTS MADE To ORDER We are as
usual prepared to make Shirts 90 measure. and war
rant them to MT. Our long experience in the manu-
CENTS DRESS SHIRTS
warrants US saying that can please all tastes AZ
STEVENS Sales Room,
&C h-bt Browns Hotel.
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Arrived at Young Il Carriers wharf schooper
''"-N'nan, Capt Ruark. from Salisbury. with
,'.+f Tor COylr n Bro also. schooner Mary
4 - zoo" haVfe- de-Grace, with pc tons coal for
al y, h'yS; also, schooner Pensacola from Phil
puma with - tons coal for q r. Kidwen
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NEWS,

IT, THoUGH "THE STAR" Is PRINTED ON THE
r,sTEsT STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH or BALTI-
NgRF. ITS EDITION u so LARGE As TO REQUIRE IT
~ BE PCT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
? sExErIs, THEREFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN BIT
Twelve O'clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
.ppF.R Twill rHE NENT DAY.
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MSfSHAL'S SALE.-In virtueofa writ offer
~ aclas Issued from the Clerks office oi the Cir
cut Court OF the District of Columbia for the conn
" oi ashIngton and TO me directed, I will expose
- puO,lc sale Tor cash, at Webher's livery stable
NaSH ara, opposite the AGacosta engine house.
on w ednesday, the 18th day Of October, instant
TO-, az ~ o clock a. M, the following goods and
cnattsls, 70 wit: Gray and Bay Horses / Wagon
Cart and sets 81 Harness, seized and levied Upon
as me goods and chattels of Wankoniez, aud wall
We SOLD 70 satisfy Judcials No 22 to October term
81 In favor of Fitzhugh COyle. ~
.eI. w. SELDEN,
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BEAUTIFUL, strong, and remarkably cheap
Ne. lh Tue sewing line by all means call at the
d~,Ston Sewing Rooms, sol Ninth street See
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NOTICE.
ALL Persons interested are again notified that in
repairing their fOOtways, under the ordinances Of
this Corporation, no work will be accepted unless
1t is IN accordance with the legal grade of the street
nor unless the materials and style of workmanship
be approved Of by the experimenting commission
ers. Much of this kind of work has already been
done by property holders, in such defective man
ner that II will have to b, taken up and properly
stored at their cost The attention Of property
holders Gay street and First street s particularly
invited to this notice, that they may avoid heavy
additional ex penees.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Georgetown, ID. c., Oct a, Ia5s} ocs-lw
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIonecTs-
NEW AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED
! IHREE STORY BRICk DWELLING HOUSE, AND
LOT FOR SALE-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
October 10TH at O'clock on the premises we shall
sen q new three story brick Dwelling House with
Joh puIuihs, the tot fronting II feet inches on T.
s.teet nrth, between 2d aud 81 streets west run-
ming bach liz feet to a a alley ' "
nc Rouse rs handsome three story brick with
n1cS hd"k buildings, containing saloon parlor ten
.pons, anu hafh room, with water aud gas pipes
.nnougnout marble mantels, and hn shed In the her
PERSONS IN want of a desirable and conveniently
ardnsed dwelling, m an uDeXcepuonable location,
snoulu attend thls sale, which will be made with
out reserve. Title unquesrionahIe ''
~ IeruS; One i"urth cash; the residue IN 6. Il and
8 months with interest, secured by deed in trust
on the premises y ~ " " "
Oc sd l. G McGTrIPE 4 90 .,.,u
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THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE.

THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE.
BRISK SAILS AND SMALL PROFITS.
TO ECONOMIST. BUY OF STINEMETZ
$50 Pa mr., bet. I2th and 1874 SIS
Beeho's VENT ating and self adjusting Hat, at a
reduced pIce.
Fine MolesEm aud Cashmere Hats. = -
IS - and 50, a ~
A good durable Hat for s25,, II ~
Ledger. Opera, Car baldi, aud Victor
Emanuel Gaps, hi
Folt Rats IN all ihsIr variety.
CmldTebs Fancy Has. and Misses
Beaver L lats. trimmed aad an
trimmed.
well selected assortment Of
EISyyHI LADIES' FURS
MsrT1~yU now on hand
E3&Ss<2 swan and I'm. Emlne Trimming %
and 81 cents per yard.
If
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by J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
SI0GkS AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY AZ
,, TEX NOON, October 10Th, az ; o'cIocE ar The
Auction Rooms. we shall sell In sums to Sui.N ~
20" corporation OF Washington quarterly SIX
$40 Corporation Of Washington semi animal SIX
per cent stock " "N''- ETA
l;isH Bank of the Metropolis STOCK
Terms cash IN current funds
oc sd J. G. Mcguire & co. Auc.s
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JUBILEE PEoFOsED.-The Alexandrians are
t'sr'i.hS 10 celebrate the opening Of the Orange
Ale1andria railroad To Lynchburg and the
,,,',a, '>t D; general Jubilee to which all the
=. a. councils of cities governors of Soutbwestr,n
-~~1S- &c, are to I- invited
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ALMOST a FIRE-The alarm Of fire Yesterday
about O'Clock p IN, was caused by the discove-
ry that the roof Of the residence of j. Fl Bradley.
Esq, opposite the City Hall. had taken fire from
the chimney. But for the activity of the Chief of
Police and several citizens, who were early on the
spot serious damage might have resulted As 1t
was large hole. seven eight feet i'm size was
burned before the first was eXt!nmmshed
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YOU CAN FIND THEM

Are YOU looking for TEA or COFFEE i-RNs.
TEA or COFFEE POTS. CHAFING DISHES
HAT STANDS. WAFFLE IRONS, OYSTER
BOILERS. or other housek eepIns articles You
can n nd them At FRANCIS, on 9TH 81
peyou need ALBATA FORKS and SPOONS,
Z0RS, SCISSORS, NEEnLES rtiNRS
BRUSHES, BASKETS. BIRD CAGES, or a
at FRANCIS, 400 9TH ST. GO
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A Il PRIVATE SALE-Sevcrai good and we'll
n arranged three storrFRAME HOUSES with
two-stOry back buildings, containing from Q To ~
rooms each; good yards back and side ALLEYS The
above property is located on the north side Of Mas
sachusetts avenue, between attn and 5th SITS Per
sons deSiTOus of obtaining healthy and auiet resi-
dence would do wei To call at No. II OF said prom
erty. A lsO, several smaller Houses on the same
SQUARE for sale. 10 % tF
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>Dc BY r. IKEEN, AuctIonear
HaNDSOME Bt lLDING LOT ON aTu
STREET EAST, BETwEFN G. Avn \ srpvE-s
SOUTH, at ,AUCTioN-O THURSDAY. ths az
infant, shall sell, ia front If the premises ~
2 CLOCK ?. m. half Lot No. 8. in SarIare M 1,H
ontlnE y te' inches on 9TH street cast runprnr
uacA 10 wide alley leo feet lnI, iuch,s hstwaa, q
Marine Barracks " Wv ''''' VI vic
Terms; One third cash; balance in g ard y
and deed Of trust taken - '''U e''e"
OCT d fprrr =.
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AUCTION sALH.
FUTURE DAYS.

NoIiCt..-HORSEF FOR SALE.-I ber.h, 80
a Il notice that, on TUESDAY next. The 1I,b 10
in tbs CIV TO- n lront Of the Bank Of Washnst n
SALE To Ing hest bidder for cash Gre 80 a. Pu'. le
Pr"P9rt, oi John Lang, for the livery due thereon.
- ~ I[O HIRn
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MARRIED.,

ID LETTERS MUST IN ALL CASES BE PREPAID.
Oct b WIN. JONES, p. NJ
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FOR RENT AND SALE

On hhNT-A PARLOR and CHAMBER
10 1ons, on the LIST floor, elevated f. We feet above
siTable a ,f neatly fIrnished location very de
department aud public parks, on New Y"rI as
nus d@ors from 18th steet
oo q ID. A. GARDNER
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IN tha post nf6ao yu.-L.

n,
lOrdered TO be inserted in the EyENTSc Srn il
~ oTTs l1e newspaper having the largest circulation
vi oil. uaiiy paper published In Washington.I
ing list, will please saw they are AnxFRnTn
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= -'F' FLOCK or PARTEIDGEs Were unluckv
''''SN ." select the Northern Liberties as a light
- ground IA EyiHg visit they paid the city
ufuay- u = hardly necessary to say that the
nm Liberties boys made the feathers fiy in
Wy :" t-rriby To thin the ranks of the flock
~ N-3'''ied remains Of whic made speedy exit
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AIDES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY

E'IsI1ntN NILh HUBES
~ AND DRESS SILKS,
Opened TINS morning, from the large New YORK
acctnn sales which we offer a. greatly reduced
prices l'T cash. j. W. COl,IEN A CO
&c --Nt 52S It'll St, above Pa avenue
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H0rsEKEEPERs, LOOK RERE!-Don't

AKGE LOT OF MlSlC, At
IL Do. do PIANOS, JP ELLIS'S
Do. do. YI0LINS. b. 9Th a 10Th SITS
ARE YOU INsUR ED!-AmpIe indemnity
"a against Loss by FIRE is offered by the WASH
NGToN INSURANCE, COMPANY. Once
corner of Penn. avenue and 10th ct. tockholders,
directors and officers ell citizens OF w
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE. President,
-. ID HANsos. SAc- 1n-eodr
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I'HE RESIDENTS OF WEST END AND
Il others IN want of PURE MEDICINESI
At prices To suit the times. should patronIzsHz
nv establishment, n Pa. avenue, south slde ~
NY assortment comprises all articles an INV line
ing 81 physicians prescriptions.
&c 2w Ii. MOORE. DuFrist
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,bo SIS Just hGished, three stories ln1in !,
rooms seInnent, above ground, containing els hi
ioL iarn'lles with the modern imnr0vemenis ~ 90 .
Wand a1d water to be introduced: plaasai (
t1Wp eIa ~ situated On Prospect street, g Gorge
M US i4r such houses. Apply to ID. ENGLISH
W., 70 BrlIge street. GeorEctnwn- M. 2 GOV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

EOR RENT-k valuable GROCERY STORE
L situated on The corner Of 18th and 3 SITS. west,
near tho canal. IL is well fitted up with shelving
counter bins, &C., and is the most desirable stand
~ the city for resident, country and river trade
FOR terms apply to Mr.. JOHN MOORE, No. i9I
west. 81 ~ &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

Two THE LADIES HAVING FURs MOTH
Il EATEN, soiled or wishing them altered ~ spY
saape, rave secured the services of = practical
ruIrle', and VIII have them attended 70 al the
shortest notice, at the very lowest prices
Corner of 9th street and Pa avenue
Sc <R-eGIV
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
THE NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

The contract for building the new Episcopal
Church in this place hos been taken by Messrs
BLEAsE & BAXTER, of Newberry-gentlemen
Of skil and experience. and ample pecunary
"e"ns. and who will no doubt do full Justice
TO the beautiful design of the architect The
cost Of the church will he about $4,000. 1t
will be q large aud beautiful Gothic structure,
with spire towering to the height of 1870 feet.
The contractors expect to commence the work
Of laying the brick by the lst of September,
and hope to have the building ready for di.
vine service by the commencement of Spring
The new editce will occupy the site Of the
former building and will. when completed, he
truly an ornament to our Village.