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MISCELLANEOUS.
TREASURY pKrARrMxsf,1
Hhcefn her IA. laAn- q

y
NoTIcx Is HEREBY ervEs that sealed proposals
Cesembsr Instant, for the issue Of any portion or
tho whole of Ave million of dollars in Treasury
notes, In exchange for gold coin of the United
States deposited with the Treasurer of the United
Statss, the Treasurer Of the Mint At Philafephia,
or the Assistant Treesurers at Boston, New York,
or 50. LOUIS within FIVE days from the acceptance
ofznch proposals, under the authority Of the sst
ofCongress entitled "An act to auth orizs the issue
OF Treasury hotes and for other purposes" ep
proved December IL, isso. +. ~ 49, -, D.,
: Such Treasury notes will be issued upon the rs,
ceipt here of cer6cstes of the deposit with those
officers to the credit of the Treasurer of the United
Sta es. They will bs made payable to the order of
suoa bidder or bidders as shall offer 10 make such
exchange at the lowest rate of interest, and the
Treasury notes Will carry such rate of interest
from the date of such deposit. -
The proposals must state the rate of interest
without condition, and without reference to other
bids, and contain no other fractional rates thar
one fourth, one half, or three fourths of one per
oentum. One per cent. upon the amount proposed
to be exchanged mu st he deposited with one of the
officers above enumerated, whose certificate of
such deposit must accompany each proposal, as
security for its fnlslment. If the proposal il not
accepted, immediate directions will be given to re
turn such deposit. Should the proposals vary from
the provisions of the act Of Congress, or of this
notice, they will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must he sealed
and inscribed on the outside "Proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will be opensd and awarded at
this Department at II O'Clock noon said 18th of
Dscember. PHILIP r. THOMAS,
de 1s-dt28lh Secretary of the Treasury.
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T,HE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY p.

l. EmRICH- ct this corner of Penn. IA
avenue and Eleventh street, has been YeHAY
greater Inducements for the patronase of otizeus
and strangers than any other public hoyse In the
CIT, his prices being less than those Of any otner
for permanent or transient boarders unex"eption-
sois. The Dat and restaurant aTIansenents OF the
lar bling ali that can be desired by the most fas
tdiOus. Tne proprietor pledges unremitted alton
tol and continued liberal expend lures to give sat-
isfantien to all, and thus renews his invitation 'r
ali to give the European Hotel o call. de4-t,
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IL The st. Louis Democrat announces that II
has the permission both Of Mr.. Lincoln and Mr..
Bates to say that the latter will occupy a seat In
the new Cabinet. IL Is not, however, definitely
settled which department viii be assigned to Mr..
Bates.
IDThe u. 8. Minister at Constantinople, not
appreciating the butter Of that country, has sent
pounds OF the article was shipped to bis order
from Philadelphia, on Tuesday.
IUA suit for 900 damages has been insti-
tuted against the sheriff Of Chicago, growing out
Of the Bissel trial.
IDA Mile Crolista has been doing some tall
walking from the house tops Of 81. Joseph Ia
Blondin.
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aarg Cd. -
Mr.. feHney aid be would not. He would
pledge himself In answer to ST.. Hin, In relation
70 the brsiness OF the omnibus lfne, he would say
that Mr. v told him the line had not paid exPen-
MI Hin said he had seen the partner, MI.
Moore, ON the first Of the month, once OF twice,
with shot bag alled with money, or what looked
like money. g- q. b.. -.
& MIR Dunlop said he would vote for Mr.. Ten.
ney's amendment. IL was an unfavorable time 70
press creditor. In the present state Of uncer-,
tainty II III becomes US 10 press Mr. v. He would
vote TO Law the matter the table for the present
if such a motion was made.
S Mr.. Tenney's amendment( Is per cent. quarterly
was carried without a division. -
Mr. English moved to amend by making IL 10
per cent, quarterly He Thought Ave years a long
time TO allow for the collection OF this debt, and
II would hereafter be breach Of faith IL the time
was shortened. .--s .s-.. s.. ...-.... T,
Mr.. Dunlop thought the Corporation could
raise the rate at any time and force the collection
without breach Of faith. o.. ..--s a.,
Ar. kDglish's amendment was lost BY the. fol-
lowing vote: -.- -. = :
Ayes-Messn. English, Pearson, Hill, King,
and Williams.
Noes-Nlessrs, Dunlop, McCobb, Pickrell, Stake
and Tenney-5.
Mr.. Tenney said he would now move to make
the amount 80 900, and bring in resolution CON-
Pelling payment of the $40 Interest on the first Of
January next.
Mr.. Aill moved to insert ''I5n instead of rs"
per cent.
Mr. Stake eIcitedly said he was opposed to this
persecution of the fights Of good citizen. It
looked to him more like personal matter than
anything else, this hunting up old musty records
and papers.
Mr. Hill said that he had not acted In spirit
of persecution. He came here TO do his duty and
would do IL, and was not irving to get and did
not want the votes OF Mr.. Vande1werken or his
drivers. 1--WE do not let our claims lay over this
way" said he, "and am not going TO indulge
people at the expense of the Corporatisn.'
Mr.. Pearson argued Mr.. Vanderwerken's cause
saying his establishment was worth more to the
town than the cotton factory, the -four mills, or
Mr.. Tenney's pork trade.
Mr Hill asked why the gentleman had no con-
sideration for Mr Vanderwerken in his own case.
When he had little claim against Mr.. V. he
told him to call and settle the judgment on a day
appointed, and If he did not do so be would come
down on his goods and chattels. The gentleman
was not consistent. daughter
Mr. Tennevs $40 amendment was passed.
Mr.. Hilrs Is per cent was rejected, and the
resolution as amended was passed by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Messrs Dunlop, Pearson, PickreTl, Stake,
Tenney and Williams-6.
Nays-Messfs English, Hill and King-3.
Err. Williams said be voted ''aye" because he
thought 1t the most we could get, and the Board
adjourned.
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MRS. ANN R. o'NELL., WIDOW, ANN r.

MRS. ANN r: O'NEIL, WIDOW, ANN r.
lSl O'Neil and Hugh b. SweoDy, Executors, and
Jamss Rider O'Neil, .Agathy O'Neil and Julia
ON ell children and heirs at law of Timoty ONeil,
late of y ashingtoa county, c., deceased, and all
other persons interP Psted.
,.Youa are hereby notihed that the Hon. William
NJ. Merrck, Assisted Judge of the Circuit Court
of the District of Columbia, hath this day, on the
proper app the part of the United states
issued his warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
said District, commanding him to summon ajury Of
eighte! good and lawful men to meet your land,
called Dalecarlia, or by whatever name or names the
same may be called lying In said county of WASH
ington, in said District of Columbia, north of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, above the Little Falls
of the Potomac river, on FRIDAY. the 18th da Of
December instant, stuoon of SAID day, for the pur-
pose of vauing and condemnlng the perpetual and
free right to erect and build dam across the Fails
Branch within the limits of Dalecsrlis, as held by
William .. Scott. st or near <he site Of the former
dam, wi hin the limits, so as efectualy TO convey
and throw all the water of said branch into the
aforesaid mill race, as OF an absolute estate In
perpetuty il the said Unit States for the use the
Washington Aqueduot, and asse ssing all damages
which the owners thereof shall sustsin, by reason
Of the said United states cutting and constructing
the eaid Washington Awe duct over, upon and
through said branch, when and where yon will at
tend If to you it shall seem ht -
John BREWER,
Attorney for Washington Aqueduot.
de- Il 3tavt23th
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IL :" would have given one thousand dol
lars exclaimed the angry Phillips, In the Afri-
can church on Monday night, =" had been in the
fremont Temple this morning., to look In the eve
Of Richard 8 Fay" "If you had not been a
body OF the church, "you would have been
there - The response, so unexpected appalled,
the scold He soon after left the church, and
sandwiched by women, he was guarded to his
home by the police.
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III Madame Colson, the prima donna, while
in Phtladelphia, had to contend both against
' fire and sword" )" as the other evening she Sci
fire to her dress from lamp, from which the al
cohol burned over the side and dropped on her
With great presence Of mind she crushed 1t out
Immediately, escaping with a burned hand. A
few evenings later she fell on the dagger in the
stabbing scene of 60 II GIuramento," and injured
her arm quite badly.
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SUCCESSFUL FORGERY An adroit swindler,
who gave bis name as Joel w Miller, and who
represented himself as being connected with one
Of the largest leather and hide establishments In
New York, swi indled a banking institution of St.
Louis OF: Of $3.50 !ast week by means Of a forged
check upon HaIdenburg & Ce., Of New York
The draft was for SO 500, and such was the conf
dence of the bank officers in the probity Of the
rogue that they would have paid him the full
amount on the spot, but he modestly restricted his
demand to three hundred dollars
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1861 DlAKlE'. 1861
A DATED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
One, Too, Three and Four Faced Shatczs.

We offer more than our usual assortment of
Hroohe and ChaineIal Long Shawls, in one, two,
three and four faced designs. Shavls Of the above
oI1sseB survive al the changes In fashion, and
form a rich. stylish. and the most durable winter
wIapping e1tsnt -.-..-
Our stock Of all other kinds of Shsw and Cioaks
will be found ne ", novel, and extensive
Also all our entire stock of Silk Robes, Dress
Silks, and other vast stock of dress fabrics.
All kinds Of Dry Goods In general use.
One prlcs only; the value marked in distinct
figures; therefore no purchaser is deceived.
Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, Oilcloths, 90, upper
floors, ..
House Linens. Blankets, Comforts, 10, base
m mt and the ''vaults"
An examination of store and stock solicited; il
implies Eo obligation to purchase.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and 9th steet,
de II lot "Perry Buildings"
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DRADY'S NATIONAL PHOT RAPH
ID GALLERY.
3S2 PENN AVENUE.
On exhibition, beautifully finished Photographs
Of the President and Vice President elect Imperial
Photographs of all the Presidents from Jackson to
buchanan; Of ell tho Members o! the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the present Congress;
of the Prince OF Wales and q lsrg number OF dis
tInguished foreign persOn1ges; If nearly al n
prominent Statesmen, Poets, Artists, An thGrs, Ed
itOrs, Clers ymHn, GENERALS ard Commodores.
This largest Plain Phi tographs in the world.
The ColoTed photographs must be seen to be ap-
preolated.
Twenty five full length Portrait Visiting Cards,
elegantly 6nIshad for FIVE dollars!
I'VE HUNDRED PHOTOGRAPHS FOR
FIVE DOLLhRSm
Prices for all other styles equally moderate.
de 10 I'm
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HOLLOWAY, Pills AND OrsrNxsr

Asthma Though this disease has bafied the
skIll, aud been pronounced BY eminent medical men
irTemedlsble. The numerous certificates daily
received By DR.. Holloway, are a direct refutation
" such ill founded and fallscious conclusions.
Coughs, Colds and Asthma IN sll its m;hcatIons
of bronch al afeouons, disea of the throat
&C., hays been cured In their worst stages By these
ex eectorant and laxative remedies. Sold By all
Druggists, at 25c., 62c. and 81 per box or pot.
de % iw
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Cousus-The sudden changes of our a

CousHs-The sudden changes of our olimste are
source. of Pulmonary, BroHchial and ASthn1dttc
AfsetioSS. Expsrience having proved that simple
remedies often act spaedlly aud certainly when
s1ould at once Be had 20 !" Brotra,s BroseAial
TFcehsS" or Lozengee, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
risatloa of the Tnroat ba ever slight, by this
preoauti a serious attaok nav be eTeci uslly
varded of Pu6lie Speakers and Singers will ind
them eieotua for clearing and stTeng ca enIn< tn o
Voice, See advertisement de lily
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HOYT'S
HiaWatha Hair Restorative


Is warranted in every INSTANCE to
RBsToRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL Color.
IN THOUSANDS UF CASES
In the principal cities of New England, and HAS
NOTFAlLED In single instance to ac-
oomplls h all that Is claimed for It.
No Hair is SO Gray or Red but the HIhWATHA
will change IL to q beautful life like
Brown and plaok.
1t Is not an instantaneous dye which, crooks,
smuts and gives dead black color TO the hair; the
patient having to submit to sOaplng. wash ng anG
spOnging of the hair every time Is applied; is
1T preparation OF Phur, sugar of lead, DO, nor
OF any edients dleterious TO the heir OF skin.
IL Is an article rsaulring no preparation, no WISH
Ing before or after usls it 10 applied ia I've min
utes time, and with as little trouble as any ordinary
article for the toilet.
People who have used this preparation declare
i is miraoulous in its effects, and that 1t will per
form all that 10 pretends to do BaIgoHs Pictorial
Its success wonderful, and We can only say we
isdorse Al the proprietor says in regard 10 it,.
Boston Journal.
I'VE observe, by notice in s Boston psper, that
o premium was awarded By the Massaohuset Me
ehanlcs Charftsn ASSOCIATION at their late Fair,
celebrated Hiswstha Hair Restorative Sn artiels
which richly merIted this favor Ii was Tor its su
Perlor merits In this respect that the Conmittee, If
Ter snfloient evidence Presented 70 themse yes,
awarded to Mr. Hoyt this fsttering testimonial ~
Sold In Washington BY J. w. Nairn. d. B. Clark,
KIdwell G I.swrenoe ID. g. Ridseley. In George
town by l.. kIdwell, aud BY Druggists generally.
da i'm
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No MORE Coal TO GO SOUTH AT PREsKNr.-At
a meeting Of coal dealers held In this city yester-
day, IL was resolved to suspend all importation to
the South at present. The depressed condition Of
money matters and the state Of public feeling
there were deemed sufficient TO render this step
prudent. We regret that many miners must suffer,
for time at least, on account Of this action, but
trust they will be relieved ere long g.-PiHsbHrg
Journal, l9th.
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Ho,.,oPArHIc RRmKprxs

All of Dr.. Humphreys & Co.'s speciko Ho-
meop.thio Remedies pat up expressly p for family
In cases, containing y walls, from 81 TO 81
each, with book Of fall directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A Fitzssran, y53 north r street
also by p g. Winter, corner OF Massachu setts ave
Hazel, for Internal and external infammstious OF
all kinda. Bod as akovs. ma o ly
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n HOLIDAY PRESENTS

T HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Il HOSE Persons wishing to make purchases for
Holiday Presents will hnd at the store of the sub
scrlber a very large assortment of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY DOODS, such as
Hand some Cloth Cloaks and X az ans,
Shawls, Black and Fancy Silk Robes,
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Figured and Plain French Merinoes,
Deains, Cashmers and Plaids.
EmbTOId red Linen Cambria Handk srcbiefs,
Muslin and Cembrics, Collars and Sets,
JOuvin Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
Neck Ties, Bonnet Ribbons,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
And = great many other g oods suitable for HOLIDAY
Presents, selling at REDUCED prices, at
de 19-l0t 521 Seventh st and 321 Pa av
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T HAVE NOW ON HAND A COMPLETE

7 HAVE NOW ON HAND A COMPLETE
i Stock Of ~H1n
Lsdies' Kid and Lasting Velvet Trimmed S&G
Ladies' Kid and Lasting Buttoned Boots, -
LADIES' Morocco and Goatskin Buttoned Boots
Ladies' Thick and Fur Boots,
Misses Kid Velvt trimmed Boots,
Misses Kid Morocco and Goatskin Bnt'd Boots,
Ladles' snd Misses Rubber Long Boots,
Which Am Sc ling from 500. to 81 pair lower
than the same quality can be bous ht elsewhere In
this city.
Also, full assortment of Boots and Shoes for
j. ROSENTHAT.. No, is -ket Space,
de eotf Pa av., bet sth and 9th sts.
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n A. HUBNER'S
DRESSMAKfNG ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 500 ELEVENTH Sr,
Between Pa. ave nue. and ct.

Al! kinds of Ladies Garments, Dresses, Cloaks,
Mantelets, Chesterfield Sacks, .Zouave Jackets,
ate in tine latest Paris and London styles at the
shortest notice. de .3ms
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singers Sewing Machines.
SIS PENN. AVENUE,
NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING.

We invite the public attention to onr new 9 50
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This Machine
is unsurpassed in the household. II runs smooth
and swim; ss.os, hsms, sls and satsers. Will seE
thing between the two extremes, In besut full and
substantial manner. Machines in mahos any, wal
nut and rosewood oases from $50 to Sln0. Our
large vtbrastsg prssser machine, for coach trmmers
and saddlers, Is without rival. Silf, Twist.
Thread, Needles, Bobbins. Oil, &c., always on
hand at New York prices.
NJ Send for COPY of M Singer Co.'s Ga
Iette. a CHARLES A. SPONSLER,
no n 6m Agent.
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BOOKS

ILLUS rRATED BOOKS
i FOR PRESENTS.
We have now our usual large aud magnificent
assortment elet enty bound and illustrated Books
for Presents for the Holidays. The new Books for
this year are very beautiful. i.
Opr Juvenile Department cOmpriees al the latest
Books cut and oil the od ones suitabls for chill
dren. The Dlssolving View pic'ure Book is o new
thing for the little ones Our assortment of Writ
ing Desks, Portfolios, Paper Tloes, Papier Msohe
Boxes, Fancy Inkstands, Gold Pens, Fancy and
all other styles PenknIves Paper Folders, Cutters.
30, DO, 10 large and varied, and will be sold at
prices to suit the times
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
dem cor Pa ay. and Eleventh st,
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SEGARs AND ToGAASGo FOR THE MIL

Sh"AHS AND fGIioosSEo GIIiooSE! FoH The MIL
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
nsfship heretoforA existing under the firm OF
BEHRiss & WIIsNAsN, has been dissolved by mp-
corner of and Seventh sts. west, opposite the
Bank Of Washinston, yhers may be found choice
assoIsmsnt OF SESAhs snd TOBACCO. q direct
wholesale and retail. =. =. :
Thankful for past fsvors, he hopes by fair deal
Ing and strict attention to the wants aad Interests
OF the public in hls line, TO merit continuance oi
the patronage 30 literally bestowed upon the late
frm @-r..s-. : --
no H-1ms p. WIE6MANN.
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read IL; 1t will interest you.
gu 2D-eoiy
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
THE BEsT LTNIMENT m THE WORLD.

THE BEST IMMINENT IN THE WORLDLY
Yhs only and certain for Cancers, Psl, Tu-
srs, svslngs and Bronehiis or Goitr., Parayss Nsu
ralxia wsskns Of the Mnselss Chrone Infzmmalory
Stiffness Of the yonts Contracted Muscles
Lixnnsn Earachs Tochaehs, Bruses sprains, Fresh
Cut. woand. Uesn, Fever sores, Csksd Breast, Sore
Nipples Durns sealds Sore Throat any
PAIN Differences how severe long the disease
have existed, hcLEAsS CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10
q certain remedy.
Thousands Of human bsngs have bssn saved life Of ds
crspt1ds and misery the Of s invaluable remedy
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
viii relieve pain almost aud viii clean,
purify and heal the foulsst Incredible short tine
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
mcLEANS CELEBRATED LIrglhiENT il the ouly safe
and reliable rsmsay for the cure Of Spawn,
windgells, Spnts Unnsturz Lurps, Nodes or sweinEs
Ii failed Big Head, Pollsvil, Fisnla Old
Running Sores, or svesny, Propsriy apphsd fer
sprains Bruises Scratches Craektd Reels Chass, Saddle
Collar Calls Cuts, Sorss, Wounds, H infabs
rsmsay. Apply dirsetsd aud esrAin in svsry
instance.
Thea trifs longer tbs many vorthlsss Liusnts
sGsrsd 20 you. Obtan supply Of On McLEANF CkLE-
BRATED IMMINENT. IL win you
J. II. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts-, B. Louis, Ma.
CHARLES ST0TT, H5 Pa av. cole sgsut IN washing
ten; n. 8. T. ClSeEL, Gserrstown A-D4Wiy
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CLOTHING &c.
A GREAT ATTR 0TIQN. .,
n GRAND RUSH FOR SEVENTH STREET
30 .raa > ALL SroP AT "a ..r. :
iEr s. NJ / IL H IS,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET.

- y =
- 80 oil. ra. G p ALL SroP AT --.--f ..-.. =
: sr s. Nj fP H s,
- No. 46o SEVENTH STREET. r
y - - 800 tkox aasd DO lfkssciss"l
(such was the language used by gentlemsn who
have Just rearnea rom sho NoS sta very
hnons IsTse stpsk 6 @ ef GL .Tpals6. FL FHRN5SattNG
then net cost oS and Which f~i se At small
BSy % s csS: Cos:
YgDREsAssFsGf ssWs gSiIRs HN
:. aais q tga.. K. tS., ss, ass, to
Hsvi ns bous ht these goods at very low prices. ara
confident that you can save IS per oent. buying
S;5,, sERyANTs SLoprHISSsi Ii il A abundance.
No. 460 seventh street, before purchasing else
where; and satisfy yourselves that We Are tSaerns
de i4-im No $50 Seventh ST., st, OPP. Pos; Of.ics
j. ... %kEsDY;MAspgEv % q 4 l SL2THIss,,. p ! g..
or present M fsseTt%f1s Sf GENTtEMENs I,
I,oT Inducements, embTaoinr, at this time, all
and fft a % ef s finds KID and % otksi
Stocks, HoaIery, 60, &C.. All Of vhIch we
offering !, st cur usnai low prices. s.
no l6u 500 Pa. avenue.
~ Z A T B r G L NS
PEopLEHsF EHFtftH tEoTH1HG IT iFF STORE.
r, ,oFSiA. Nj go SEVENTH STREET. ....
'FURNIsHING GOODS.
HATS
CAPS,
Ar 30 PER CENT. LESS THAN THE USUAL RATES.
AT Z M | T HIS,
No. AGO Serenth Street.
N. Bail in want Of CLOTHING and FUR
NlSHING GOODS will fod 1t greatly to their sd-
de- iim 'i'0 ' ]. RI. SMITH. LLorHrER.
~ MERCHANT TAILORING.
w T. Invite oar customers, and citizens general
ly, to an ins pecion Of our present new, st q
tactiye, aud elegant assortment Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, pOESKINS, N
VESrINGS, OVERC0ATINGS, &c. Va &.
which we will make to order In superior -
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
90 25-u 322 Pa. av., betw. eth and 10th SITS.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EyoR RENT-The fne BRICK HOUSE No.
u 100 West st, Georgetovn. At pressnt oeou
and water throughout, o hne yard, stable &e |, spd
is in GOOD neishLorhood. Apply 10 JAS. Ana
E>OR RENT-A three story brok HOUSE, con-
Il tanning rooms, in good order, with fas fx-
lures comPlete, on p st.eet, estyesn eth and sth.
Also, q tvo-story brick C0TTA6E, with large
yard attached, corner OF street north ss l<t 81.
east. To punctual and reliable teneats the terms
between Il aad II. = --- no lS-t
EOR RENTe-Tvo new three-story BRICK
Il HOUSES with back buildings, each kouse
on sth street north 6etw cen NJ and n streets rent
%OJs5fs sS JosS kPRlE on
18th and 18th strsets- 90 81
ENOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the bnild-
y InS immsdiately opposite the vest wing OF the
City Hal, r9cently occupied by CheS. D. Weneof
Is an ofiee. Also the front room IN the SECOND
story and the third 6oor q the sane building, For
Louisiana avenue. % Is
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DC CENTRAL STORES! DC
CLOTH CLoAKS! CLOTH CLoAKS@
New Cloth Cloaks, new Cloth Cloaks,
Cloth Cloaks OF new styles,
Cloth Cloaks of now styles,
Black and. COlored cloths, for Cloaks,
Black and COlOred Cloths, for Cloeks.
DRESS GOODS-DRESS GOODS-DRESS
GOODS!
Reps, Valenoias. MeElnos, Silks, SILK Robes,
marked down to meet the present state of the
money market.
Welnylte all in want of Dry Goods to give US q
CALL, and we feel confident that they will be repaid
for so doing.
WIN. r RILEY BROTHER,
No. 36 Central stores,
Between 7th and 8th streets,
de 12-2v Opposite Center Market