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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.


|VE4ta q GRoRsRro ON Novrunhe, A. tssp
Great snxtetv 10 felt by our citizens "A n the
result OF the election-ths being an the M "A an =,
many the most important day 10 our history since
The Organization OF the Government For ths
benz ~ Of these who Wish g get the returns al the
viii be kept open through the night, and dis.
patches viii be received every half hour. The
news Will be announced az received atthe Repub.
licsn Rooms, corner of Aig and Gsy streets, and,
probably, at the Union Hotel
We learn with regret that Mr.. James Nc Henry,
the Governments inspector Of work on the Rock
Greek bridge, met with painful accident yes
terday. He was coming down Bridge street In a
buggy, when one Of the wheels got into the ex-
cavation for the water main, the horse stumbled,
ana MI McHenry was thrown out His forehead
was badly cut, and be was very much bruised.
he confined to his bed, but we learn Ia tolersbly
comfortable this morning.
The masonry Of both abutments Of Rock Greek
ordge Is progressing rapidly, and % also Ia the
wotk on The superstructure. Messrs. Carman,
Dobbins Il Co, are contractors for the stone work
and Messrs Denmead Sons 70, ,he wood and
iron work
Bridge street is being rapidly cleared Of the
earth excavated for the laying down Of the water
pipes, and our citizens are much reipiced theseat
az that important thoroug hfare was almost i'm
passable for pedestrians during the late rainy
spell. The best possible disposition 10 made Of
the surplus earth, IL being used to fill up the
nslghtly depressions In AQueduct street.
The late freshet in the Potomac was the cauee of
some Inconvenience to our business men, but no
damage has resulted. We learn that the captain
Of a boat through from Knoxville, (near Hsrper's
Ferry reports that the canal 10 not seriously IN
jured this side Of that point
That excellent Association, the Young Catholic
Friends' Society 10 In a fourishing cond ton, we
are Informed, and 10 accomplishing much good
The society Is now educating about DIS boys at
Trinity Church School, and clothing the desti-
tute ones. At a meeting on Sunday evening last
the following officers were elected: Samuel
Rainey, President; William Peters, Vice Presi.
dent; John l. Kidwell. Corresponding Secretary;
w. Albert King, Recording Secretary; l.. Beavy,
Bookkeeper; T. +. Boucher, Treasurer; James
Riley, Steward and p. O'Donoghue, n. Jones,
Philip May, 8. Helm, A. Barber, and A. II. Bou-
cher, Trustees.
Tax payers will find 1t to their Interest, per-
haps, to read the Collectors notice below. By
attending to Ill time, they may save trouble and
expense. go.
Ladies in want Of cheap cloaks and other ar
ticies, win call at Gutman's, liz Bridge street,
for bargains. See his advertisement
About 600 beef cattle were offered at Droveris
Rest on Friday last or this number $50 were
sold to spectators and butchers at from 81 50 TO
- 81 per 100 lbs gross. The remainder lay over.
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The Election IN virstaIs
Arrest On Q Charse Of Forgery and Css.,sr-
feittna.

INDIAShPoLIh, Nov. james Mclean, cashier
OF the Boone County Bank, Lebanon, Indians,
and J. b. Bussey, Albert ri Hsger. Miles A
Bedley, and Chapman, connected with the
with forgery and circulating netes fra I'd ulentiy
issued All the prisoners waived an examinatio on
and were committed 20 jail In default Of Is, go
BAH for each IL In supposed that there parties
have circulated from 500 600 90 $50 600 counter
feit bills on the Boone County Bank, In Indiana
Illinois and Missouri Notes amounting % s4S, :
600 were issued by the Auditor Of the STATE and
plate, the Auditor and Register natures being
counterftited on the former. A Spooner, Presi-
dent Of the bank, made his escape from this city
to-day. About S0O, 0o0 Of the spurious notrs have
been received by the bankers here nom their cor
respondents In the West. Several hundred dol
lars Of the spurious bills were redeemed by the
banks at Lebanon yesterday.
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ST. JoHs's, N. F., Nov s-The ssesmship
Persia arrived OF Cape Race on Saturday, from
liverpool having touched Queenstown on the
18th Of October.
Italian Affairs remained unchanged. The War
saw meeting adjourned on the 10Th
Unreliable reports prevailed that the princi pie
OF European Congress had been agreed upon.
was reported that Austria bad proposed the
mediation OF France for the pacific solution Of the
Italian question.
In France.
Good staples Of cotton nrm At fun prices; other
quotations barely maintained. Flour stsady, the
priees wax Corn quiet, the sdvsnce CHECKING
business. Provisions steady
Sugar buoyant. Coffee Quiet Rice Arm. hold
ers demanding an advance. Naval stores slightly
higher. Consols 92xas2K
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Severe Gale. k.r

NV HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 5.-A severe gale
from the east visited the city last evening, com
mencing ABOUT O'Clock and ending about n
O'Clock. Many trees were prostrated and the
steeple Of the Wooster Place Church (Second
BaptisD was thrown upon the square; ia hight
was two hundred and forty feet The bell, porch
enta blsture columns and other front work also
fell, crushing the iron fence around the church.
but doing little other damage. Had the steeple
fell to the north OF south, 10 would have crushed
two or three private mansions. The loss 10 -four
or nve thousand dollars.
Young Stafford, who was stabbed by the stu
dent Belden, died at O'Clock this evening.
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Later hsn California

ST. JosEPHs, Nov. 6.-The overland express
from California on the Gath 10 In. The result Of
the PenDsylvania election had been received and
the Republicans are betting on carrying Csiifor-
mia.
The Oregon Legislature bad resolved 20 adjourn
on the 10th, and hold special session in the
spring, the two houses disagreeing about the bill
rendering nugatory the recent Congressional cleo
ton was doubtful II the object will be ACT ON
plished
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BaltiWsrs Martsss

BAL.ruoln. Nov. 6.-Flour stesdy; Ohio ss Sc;
City Mills IS SO. Wheat dun and unchanged;
red 81 25al %; white ~ 4oal.65 Corn active
yellow 64seec.; white 70a75c. Provisions steady
at yesterday's quotations. Coffee steady at 14al5c
Whisky duh al 2Oc ... -..
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81 TT Though TEE STAR IL printed on the hsest
s.ezsu pfess IN use south Of Bsltimcee, ~ edition
. large as to require It TO be put 10 press az an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL o'clock m; otherwise they msy
not appear until the next day
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NorIcx.-District of Columbta Advertisements
TO be inherited In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
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=. CITY coUKcILs, November 5-Beard Of Alder.
ntn.-The board met last night at the usual hour
communication was received from the Mayor,
in compliance with a resolution Of the Board of
Aldermen, transmitting a copy Of the account OF
the Corporation with the Bank Of Washington, az
fellows: - : =
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New Ysrk MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Flour heavy; State eS 30
ass 50; Ohio IS s0as5 90; Southera sS .6Oas6 10
Wheat dull and less firm. Corn quiet; mixed
7la72Xc. Provisions dull. whisky duh ut PC
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Fire M SnrinsiieId. nI...,

SPRLssTIILD, Mass Nov. 5.-The finishing
mill Of the Parsons Paper Company, ct Rolyoke,
was nearly all burned to-day. Loss Sc, 600 one
half Of which is insured at Springfield, Hartford.
add New Haven. The manufacturing mill was
unharmed.
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How HAVE THE LADIES voTEp'

ELIAS HowK, JR, of Boston, who 10 the inventor
of the "lock-st,Sh" used by the principal sewing
machines, requ6es sworn returns % Re made 20
him Of the number eold by each company, and
obliges them TO pay him license fors very machine
sold Tne following statensnt = ooPisd from NJ;
be seen thst WHEELER a WILSON'S sEW-
ING MACHINE is preferred by an immense ma
ss.taJ ~. 80 - ,s;, - 49,. AAsoi
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Pest Office Rsbh.rI

HOLIDAYS, Pa, Nov, 5,-yohn A. Mcconnell,
Assistant Postmaster at Newry. Blair county, has
been arrested on charge Of rebbing the mails.
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A Cslsred Burslar Shst.

NKwBuRyroRr, VT Nov. 5-A colored man,
giving the name Of James r. Pickering, late Of
dwelling house. Numerous 6urgisries have re
Gently greatly excited our citizens
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|FsEssg. ! .lcsSs2l g. g " 4. :,s
tiss. Go ssny. 6sfsss ne rssh pssa
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DuRE OLD RYh walsKF PoR Med
- PySes O. ~ ssilcs ~ 50 essfs ~ bstfls.

The vat hone end foreign demand We have far
this arsisls sskclensIy efsess ate party and e.
ne xiou THAI many inva ids OF dsiissRs
anaSlo 20 uss wkisky Of other erands havs fsund
~ ah0ve most e0Saclous ard happy in fects.
4 liberia discount on the above r,iees made "a
tins trads. ,.-,..,: kpxAkD aAkb.
-. E,nik s!ossnss &c :ss.; S.s 8 !. kskss
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HOMEOPATHIC RRMKprHs

All Of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific He
meop.thie Remedles put ug expressly for faTil;
IN cases, containing. 20 walls, from - to 8
esoh, with book 81 fgll direotions. For sale b.
Il. %. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale AM
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 333 north F. stree,
also by +. b.. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extraet q VIE
sli kinds. Sold as above. ma lily
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Registered Votes In New York CITY,
New YoIK, Nov. 5-The votes now registered
m this city amount 20 nearly III, 600.
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Cures Bronchial Afscttoxs and all Diseases Of tht

From the Boston Evening. Traveller, January6.
proprietors Of Wistar's Balsdn Of Wild Cherry for
Us to say that PERSONAL epeyisRee IN the Of
prOpretors of the Traveller was entirely cured ola
severe cough of four months continusnce, by the
quaintancss who have tried the article have found
it of great service in relieving them of severe
cough and shortness of breathing with which they
had been afflicted" ..'-
! None genuine unless signed I. BuTrs on the
wrapper. 2. : y -la - -..
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co, Boston, and for
sale by Y. ID. Gilman, 3. @. Ford. jr, ,. Waite,
6. Stott John Schwarze, Nairn e Palmer, Wash
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. oc O-lwI
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virginia Prcparips fer An Enc,

Virginia Preparing fer IN Emergency.
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-Col. Dimmoek. Com
msQdant of the State Armory, leaves here for
Washington tonight, by order Of Governor
Letchcr, 20 purchase arms for the state. Politi-
cal excitement 10 running very high.
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DIED,

ON the morning of the 9Th Instant, Of Group,
HENRY HOWARD, second child OF James H.
and Kate Irvn, aged years, months. and % day
formerly of Baltimore. -
- - II baltimore Sun please copy) = , ~.
= On Wednesday, September 10, in Greene county,
Ala. Al the residence of William Pettgrew, Esq :.
Mrs.MARCELIA KNOWLES, In the 18Th year
Of her age. tE -rftE 800 v.i
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BEAR IL MIND the Panorama Of the Arctic
Regions at Odd Feilows' Hall, tonight. There
Is also to be matinee to morrow afternoon, com
mencing at half past two O'Clock, for the special
benefit Of ladies and children. r-
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PERSONAL.

Gin REWARD Will be paid for Information
son who ,hOt ack and tan terrier cog at KaIora-
ma, last Thursday. Apply on the premises.
no ST.
MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo.
lNl GIsT AND DocTRKss, from ERrops.-This hIg h v
gifted and Intsiligent LADY, can be consu ted on
the Past, Present aud Futurs Events. Cal at No.
4e5 Eighth st., between and n, Washington.
no 2-lmH .--F' $50
MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris
Iva begs leave to inform her former friends, and
Ninth street, northeast Of n, where she vii
be happy to ali who may desire To have the past
| oc Linn ..-,s.-.---I. u Il = - I -
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OpD FKLLows' HALL.-An afternoon exhibi-
tIen Of ~ olistenberger's Panorama Of Arctic Res
gious foe the benefit Of schools and fsui lies 70.
schools, sgminaries and colleges should embrace
this opportunity 10 witness this intellectual
and artistic entertainment Admission Is cents.
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MARRIED

To THE AIILIcTRD!-R sure to read the adver,
tisement of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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FELL FROM A BRrDeE:-A young man named
McCaughey, a resident Of Washington city, while
walking to this city on Saturday, fell over cul-
vert near Gwynn's falls, and disfocated one of his
ankles: He was assisted to Mt. Glare station,
where his injuries were attended to.-Balt. Sun
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DIsAProINTMKNr.-Owing to the current I'm the
river yesterday, the steamboat which had been
charteted to bring down the Douglas men of
Washington with their speakers and music, to
crazy, was unable to make the trip, and conse.
quently the Douglas demonstration which was to
have taken place here last night failed to come Off
Alexandria Gazette.
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MARRIED. +--
4 On the Soth utimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Morsell, Mr..
THOMAS ]. MILLER, of Washington, u. c.,
to Miss ALICE H., third daughter Of the late Levi
baltimore Sun and New Orleans paper copy,
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sI@.42i 81

'9stoeeT Pic balance due Bank Ssos s.. =. h.
communication from r.. A. Hin, In relation
TO the contracts for laying the water mains, was
referred 70 the drainage committee.
The petition Of James Rose, for permission 10
erect frame house adjoining brick dwelling,
d.
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THK ELECTION RETURNS, we understand, will
be announced at Hammack's Restaurant, this
evening, as fast as they transpire per telegraph,
commencing at O'Clock p. m, and continuing
until O'Clock in the morning. A capital idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read it; 1t will interest you.
6-AnlY
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PouLrRY THrEvHs The operations Of petty
winter approaches. They have even managed to
FOB the Pantries Of some Of our citizens, who sup
posed they were well secured against the inroads
the premises of Daniel Radcliffe, ESQ q, In franklin
Row, and robbed his coops Of all the poultry they
contained. This robbery was especially aggra.
vanng, as In our city we have no Sunday marke
ana the chances for q new supply was rather slim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

A GANK or xNcK-Yesterdayw we men,
toned the arrest Of German woman under suspi,
cious circumstances. The detective ofacers, Allen
and Busher, who had the Gaze, determined to seek
u out II possible; and they discovered that the
woman and her husband bad been imposed on by
two sharpen. Several days ago two men, one
who repfv sented himself as pedlef, the othes q
bar. keeper In hotel, went TO their house and
Cfered the goods, which the ,pedier said were
money for Immediate use. The womsap husband
did not have that much, and was doub tf,a about
taking them; when the bsr-kreper siipped S2O
Into bis hand, and told him 70 raise es6 and take
aad get them and sell theu and they wonld IN -
SIS easy. The German wzs sold, he raised the
money; the sharpefs Departed; the bar-keeper did
wife was trying TO sell the goods.
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HoLLOWAy,s pIIIs


Pyern1Hey.-During this delicate situation, ladies
will experience great lief by using this mild ca
thartic medicine for correcting thos1 IndispositOns
and nauseating sickness to which they are subject
~ this period. They give a gentle stimulus to the
circulation. and purify and expel all those hpmors
which ,rIitate the stomach and bowels. They are
mild that the most defeats const tuition may
take them with perfect safety. For assisting fs-
males at the dawn Of womanhood or At the turn of
life they ars equally adapted Sold by all Druggists
at &c., 62c. and 81 per box. no51w
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TO RENT-That pleasant COTTAGE RESI-
L DENCE, containing rooms, with front hal
cony. large yards in front and rear. fronting st
In Printing Office square, between North Capitol
snd First sts. Rent S240 per aunum. Address, by
letter or in person, WIN. STICKNEY.
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! CxsrRAL 6uAlpHousK CAsp-yos. Helens,
tdsunk and disorderly; nne and costs, 80 IS Henry
John FTeeirrt, drunk and disorderly; fine and
costs, 50 Henrietta savoy col, diserderly;
do, % rs. Ds.J. Q. Lawson, drunk and VACANT;
do, q Is. Two dodgers were accommodated.
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THE ATTENTION OF THE cITIZ8Ns OF
y the District and surrounding country 10 re-
Fan Supply Of the fonovi1g Goods
pis AkHSHHk PnPFSs f Boz DID. btc3 e x
IIoSs ana SEiLfNSl !. s |ss!ss :s.;y
sea and imsssios Gold Bard snd Panied WIN
.Si iI coFSiSk, CURTAIN BANDS. and
ESfbkE - sainE con s 4. - e.ler.,
Shsds fAssE -, LOOPS. &e !. % MACH. '''
!, Thee goods hsve been eessisliy sslsstsd from
the largest magulnctsriss IN the epuntry, ssd NE
Rel cohhdeRt that zsmination Of oar stock will
copyince any enc OF the advautsgrs ws Of q IN
fxfES-axSSiHG 80 ot her ; .sst is our hpe
executed sr2Iptay By competsnt and re lthe wc.k.
I'm. and in sl cases vsrrsatsd ssaAi % Say d"ne
q TO tLoss .so are sbest refttins vs you'd ash an
inspsotion Of o., stcct s;,,S !. porusocxz
"a oc 81 eo9w - Corner OF Ninth End ID sta.
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LOST, AND FOUND.

4 OST-On Sunday, between 18th street and 81
IL Matthews Church, a lady's gold BRACELET.
The finder will receive a libera reward by Ieavi,g
the same At KING & BURCHELL'S Grocery,
corner 18th street and Vermont avenue. no 5-St
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
w DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Nov 2, 1850.
Brought before ms, the subscriber, a Justice Of
the peace n and for the county OF Mashlns- a.
HORSE, about Is hands high, and appar-EA<A
emily aooTf Tean osa io.Sd Hesps.sisE On the
October, on the seventh Street Plank X Dad, about
miles from Washington city. The owner can
come forward, Prove property, pay charges, and
take him away.
no 5 ST ALFRED RAY,yP.
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A PLEASANT SUIT OF FURNISH HE'D
"A ROOMS to rent at No. 422 Twelfth street
between H street and New York avenue consist
ing Of parlor, chamber dining room aud pantry
with tho privilege Of kitchen and cellar, suited to
sojOurneTs in Washington in the winter. Also one
large Room In the second story aud three Chambers
In the third story, no b-Sts
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AHlsfiean comedian, MAS weleomod at the theatre
last night BIZ large audience, which were enter
COMPANY. eo,opeIating with him are capable Of
doing The bill;for te-aight consists of "a Con-
jagsI Lesson :, :. Robert Maeslie, y AVID {. Jenny
Lin1p-nr yefsnon Is Nj. Lullaby md Jacques
mansseri In "Jenay Lind, Nss % hit interest
ingJfsstnfe Il theeveniag will be the ann ounce
msnt Of the election returns o the stage a a 4
a. they transpire pr Telegraph
Ngpon the conciusiou Of TIE opening piece iast
night, { The Hefr-akLaw,) Mr.. Jefferson wa
called eut and made q neat -littls speech, ex.
pressive Of hts gratitude 1t the Kindness OF biz
fece psion, and fntiuiatpg THAI pornc good things
lywr,e stare Cos those whe sheulA visit the the.
atrs al nt tue coming fortnight Undoubtedly
these gilI 6ecFowdsd hoases nightly during 'hfi
snsasemsnt su.A IL Il
I cEsnaL su4sSsos.. csssT 3 = Hslsns
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FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT-The
L subscribers offer for rent the Furnished House
eenth and SITS.
Also, q desirable Furnished House on New York
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts Apply to JAS G.,
Moo IRE & CO., Auctioneers and Commi IS ion
Merchants, no . 6t
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FOR SALE-A new two story brick HOUSE on
Il Fourth street, below New Yo k avenue The
house is 20 feet front and q feet deep has foot
passage, parlor, dining room, kitchen, and four
chambers, with stalrways in passage and kitchen
with good CELLAR under the whole house Fo- terms
inquire at 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall.
no f-tf las q TOpuAN
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CENTER MARkKT.-The market place this morn
Ing was not very fully slowed with wagons and
other vehicles, especially Of the country dealers
The supply exhibited was principally by the H.
creditable to them The gangways were not
crowded during the market hours, and the de-
mand was not as heavy as ordinarily. The slim
attendance OF country dealers and purchasers may
be because of the election oday, which has
called great many Of our temporary citizens to
the election districts of the nefghboring States,
and which no doubt keeps many Of the farmers
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E>OR RENT-Two DWELLING-HOUSES-
l. one on Tenth street, between l. and M SITS and
the other on L street, between 9Th and 10th. Pos
Der. at his residence, on street, between 9th and
10th streets.
no 5St T. JONES.
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H4 81 hS LIST s e
| at present occupied by the Rev. DR.. Butler, and
next door to the residence of the advertiser.
| 1890 J. M. CARLISLE.
N.B..,It vili not be let for q boarding house.
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FOR RENT-The large three-story FRAME
L HOUSE on New York avenue, between 4th
and 9th street,, recently occupied by Rev. Mr. Ca
rothers. pplys to JOIN w. MANKINS, or to
Mr.. BOSS. next door, where the key NAV be found
Also, the three three story Bricks at corner of
Ninth and sts;, Northern Liberties. Apply at
Mr.. HAGGERTY'S store opposite, for the terms
and the key, or to DICKSON KINGS wood and
coal yard, corner of ] street and Vermont avenue
no 6-eo2w John DICKSON