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Peoples U2Ion Hcadquarters.

Peoples Union HeAoquArfefbs
The headquarters Of the Peoples Union County
Committee and the Centfal Campaign Committees
viii beat II and &6 Laaa11e Street.
The Ward Committees, 1hs Town Committees
aDd the committees from the couutry. a1a Invited
10 meet at the rooms between the hours Of 10
o'clock T. m. and O'Clock p. H., to unake their
reports, until the polls are closed on Tuesday
evening Hext, BJ0Ede1 Of the Committee.
GAsFIxTUREs.-Alarge lot Of new sstyles just
received At Wt11marth'e, 1e9 Lake etreet. oc3l6t
II Cook + McIAin, sreAu Dyets and 8couresA ss
Dearborn and 10 8. Clark st1eet4, Clean and dys
ladies ard Hentleens' clothes tn thA bet and ches
est MANNER. 1ha Oldest ss*ah1lAhod houSa n the CIT.
s- Chandeliers. Portable Stands, Porcelain
Shades, Drop Lightss 4c-, &C.. 1t r 1sa
Lake street. ocSt-8t
Gallon Dunlop. sewc1l 4 4epalding for Printing"
1os11 A27l-1y
k3E-r For ANYTHING Fuu want to rive LIGHT, 90 to
, 1862-11-04

E No Sinking to-day; meet the issue
1.1anfu1ly
, 1862-11-04

~ No man will vote for Mr.. Arnold to-
day who is not loyal beyond the shadow Of q
doubt.
, 1862-11-04

For anything yuu want to rive LIGHT, go to
| Wil3ma1th's isa Lake street. oe31-6t
, 1862-11-04

BRIDGE RErA1Rs.-Owing to the increase Of
3rayel across Clark street bridge during the
rebuilding Of the Wells street bridge, the
flooring Of tie former requires renewal. as
rell as the approaches thereto. This bridge
will he open to teams, probably Thursday
anornipg, ard to pedestrians At all times, as
xsua1.
, 1862-11-04

The issue to-day is: Will you support
Your brothers in the fieldo
, 1862-11-04


tH 10 no' 'al' ~ 'o'e' sou' 'o1s AnH'
Secure 1n")o'4's'
UorEL RoBHER1.-A guest at the Massasoit
House named a'oer. o.s'son, i'u - "assasaa sasaar
ee''s, Asa ne eo.~'e p ~
z haAS iouno tue oA''. W. ~ e1s ''1
1'g' 1ne Aon'r 1stfaaon ano LIZ oAAol'
E1rcr1os RrrrKSs.-Arrrsucemeu have
oe., made At the Sherman and fremont
Houses to announce the returns this evening
ae fast d2zcceired-
-re R,++1a C-v ~ Frnadon ,t +ee
ao"4'o' A'9'A ~
ELECTION NEws.-Ihe proprietors Of the
fremont House have made arrangements for
1eceiyinR the latest news from the elections in
New York and Illinois, which will be posted
uuon their hnl}etin board. tonight,
f- Vote yourself, end then see that your
nciphtnrs vote.
TRY M,ssfov.-The yn.napers of the Ladies'
x,tv Mission of the IL, E. Church. will ho!a
a.. IT. rccn1,r n,o,t1,,v n,cet;np Mt az o,c1ocl
4b;e al. ornoon IN roon M II. Methodis,
11,nxc1, ntoc,- fr,11 and ,,onnt at,end,nce
-7e dcs;red
---
xaanfu1ly.
7:,ffa1o rt,,,c was stolen trom q buggy in front
of 8. ", Tha;cher's residence, lag Nortt
Iesal1e street. Sunday evening. Thefts ami
burclaries are increasing to an alarming ex
tent.
1ou.
wv 31' ~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xXXVIith CONGRESS-Sscsnd ssssfsp.
FRIDAY, Nav I6

SRNATg.-Mr. Sherman made a personal ., MIS-
nation In relation TO statement made Yesterday
Dy Mr.. Holman, in the House. wherein IL was al
legged that the Sherman Investigating Committee
had Charged s. per diem for their services when
so engaged. Mr.. g. explained that he had been
on two such committees and had neither CHARGED
nor received a dollar for serving upon them
Mr. Summers pending resolution requiring
bills resolutions, &c. TO be enrolled hereafter on
paper rather than parchment was taken up and
adopted after explanatory remarks from Mr. =
The annual Indian appropriation bill was then
taken up, and was considered on amendments
proposed 10 It,
HOUSE The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Secretary Of War encloS-
Ing report from Gen. Geary In answer 70 a reso-
tuition OF the House calling for information in
regard to the homicide Of Robert f. Scott, near
Warrenton, Fauquier county, Va
The report states that armed party, headed
by Mr. Scott and Mr.. Mathews. went to arrest
TWO soldiers who were reported 10 be marauding
In the neighbOrhood, and on their attempting to
enter the farm house in which the soldiers were
they Were re1sted, and in the ARRAY Messrs. Scott
and Mathews were killed and one Of the soldie
wounded-:he other making his ESCAPE The
wounded soldier stet ID that they both belonged
TO the 9TH Wisconsin regiment, and had been
taken prironers bv the rebels, from whom thew
escaped, and at the time Of the ARRAY they were
looking for their regiment. They had, however,
been committing depredatIons through the sec
ton OF country through which they passed Gen
Geary, before the ARRAY, having heard of their
depredations, had sent out a squad Of cavalry to
capture them.
Mr.. Wordsworth introduced a resolution re-
questing the Naval Gem mittee to inquire into the
expediency Of providing by law for the education
In the Naval Academy OF o. Heck, a youth who
distinguished himself in the recent engagement
on the Miss Ssippi; adopted.
MI Dueli, OF New York, intrOd uced bill pro-
vldlng for the appointment of cadet 70 the Mill
tarY Academy from the District of Columbia
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GENERAL SICKLES.

Gen. Slckles was to- day ordered 10 resume the
command OF the Excelsior Brigade, and will im-
mediately proceed to join the army Of the Poto-
mac to that end. He spent last evening with the
members Of the brigade, who. having been made
prisoners in the battle Of Williamsburg, were
Paroled and arrived here day or two since At
their request, he TO day underworld to induce the
War Department to make an arrangement for
their immediate exchange, that they may prompt
ly rejoin their several regiments
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NIRp,

On Thur lday, at 5 p m MARY, dauE liter of g.
g. aGd Mary JAWS, aged years months and %
days.
The funeral will take place on to morrow (Sat-
urdsy at 10 g. m. from No 10 III st The re atves
and friends OF the family are invited to attend.
In Georgetown, ID. c., May Is. 1862, VIM. M.
OFFUTT, In the s. n year of his age.
His iuHe'a will take ace to morrow Saturday
at 10 o. clock from his brothers.. q. A. Ohutt, on
Frederick street, between Sd and 4th SITS. George
town, when lis friends and friends of the family
are invited to attend.
On Friday morning, May l6, 1867, at II O'Clock,
CORINNE JEW Ell, daug liter of J. Cry and
Fannie /. Jewell. aged ( years. months and 10
The IN 1eral vii taxa p'a,s from the residencs Of
her parents, No $40 10Th street, between | and X
streets, SATURDAY. afternoon at o'clock Ths
~ ther notice.
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STEALING FRUIT AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Last night, II. ]. Robbins, G. A. Brown and
WIN. Ward went into the fruit store Of A. Cis-
selle Pennsylvania avenue, near Third street, and
gaining for fruits Robbins, who 10 better known
as Dolly DObbins, was filing his pockets with
oranges CisEelle asked him TO pay for the fruit
lie had pocketsd, and this request was met with
q blow from Brown on the prOpriet6r's person.
A fight ensued, and the party got out Of the store
70 the pavement, when Brown took up from the
pavement a metal water pi Pc cover, and threw il
iatO toe window Of the store. All the parties
were arrested, taken to the Fourth Ward station,
and this morning fully committed for court by
Justice CLAYTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16
LOCAL NEWS.
AMuskNKNIa To.NIsHI.

Growers THEATKR.-To-ni night Mr.. Collins
takes bis benefit. Two excellent pieces have been
selected for this occasion, "Born TO Good Luck, !"
Collins sustaining the character OF Paudeen
O'Raherty and singing the songs Paddy
McGee' snd "Widow Mahoney." The closing
play will be Chow TO Paw the Rent with the
songs "Drink deep my Boys" and "What night
too long.n Between the plays Mr.. Collins viii
sing Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean,
FORD's ATHRNKUM The emery Wives Of
wndsorr will be repeated at this resort tonight,
a. the public, Oliver like, 10 calling for "more"
Of the Falstsf1an humor. This 10 Mr. Hackett's
last night but one, fact to be remembered.
CANTERBuBY.-Wit, fun, frolic; songs and
dances, well selected and prepared, are the ghty
order at this popular resort. Harry Rice, Dick
Parker, and William Worrill, Mile Fowler,
Frank La FOlle, and other graceful dancers
occupy the boards nightly, and Julia Mortimer
makes melody for all. Tomorrow afternoon
there will be given another performance for ladies
and families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

Now IL THE SEASON for the ladies TO don their
spring apparel and the place 10 secure the latest
styles and the creates. novelties In mantillss, in
silk, cl6h, OF lace, IL at Maxwell's popular de-
pot Of ladies' fancy goods. Their mantilla de-
partment is now overlooking with the latest
styles Of black silk coats sacques jackets, pale
tots, basques, &C &c, (maniilla depot, second
stOry,) aud on their nrst door they are now dis
playing an unusually large assortment Of straw
goods, ribbons, flowers, embroidefies, rucnes,
Isces, hoop skirts, kid gloves, gauntlets c., &c.
Remember the place 10 32S Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Opening DAYS,
saturday and Monday, 18th and 10Th insts. See
their advertisements In to-day's Star.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
TIE GRAND ARMIES.

Up to IN p. m. to-day there were no advices in
Washington from Fortress Monroe, the Army Of
the Potomac, or that Of Gen. uslleck later than
those mentioned in Yesterdays Star.
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NOTIcE Persons wishing to be treated by DIR.
Won Moschzlsker for Deafness or any malady Of
the Eye and Ear, should apply 81 once IL they
desire the full benefit OF his service and TO enable
him to do justice to their cases. The delay, par
ticularly in cGses OF the eye, or what perhaps Is
worse than delay, the application Of injurious
nostrums, may cause the loss Of light, and too
late 10 remedy the injury so done by unskillful
hands. DIR. Won NJ. begs to refer to his card to
show what can be done TO restore the deaf to
their hearing. Once 227 Penn. avenue. 1t*
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MARRIED.

In this city at Ct. Aloysus Church. by the Rev.
Fa'her Mcguire, Mr. JOHN r. Mills TO Mi,5
ARAB PADGETr, both Of Washington, ID O..
baltimore Sun COPY
On tire 18th instant. BY the Rev. w, Roby,
CF'."LES a. RKUNER to CATEARINE e.
p. MON. al Of Frederick city, Md.
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PEDAL E1cRRsENcRs .-Corns, Bunions, Cal
losities, Club and Inverted Nails, and all diseases
pain or loss Of blood by DR.. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, at 425 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Four and-a half and Sixth streets. Ope-
rations performed In . few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
venience. Ladies and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Bsfors yEsties
Waltsr.-John Plunkett, drunk and disorderly;
aRed so -. Anna +. Nolan, drunk; dismissed.
4: J. Robbins, stealing, and assault and battery
jail. 9. A. Brown, do do. VIM. Ward, do :
do. VIM. Barrett, housebreaking and assault; %.
Thomas Faunt, do; 50. John Farrell, do %.
p. r. Mcdonald, suspicious character; turned
over to the military. VIM. Harris, sleeping In q
wagon; do. VIM EIges, do do, j. p.
Q'C1ag him, do dismissed.
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POLICE The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday-Thos Williams, assault and battery;
security for court. VIM. McAligett, do dis
missed James Daily, do; do. by Justice Dom.
Joseph G. Brown and Henry C. Light, disorder
ly; turned over TO the military. II. c. Willsdsff
selling liquor on Sunday; dismissed. John Cor.
bett deserter; turned to the military by US
tics Waller. John Rollins, assault aud battery;
for trial. Mary Duffy, do do. Robert Barrett
assault; dismissed by Justice Clayton
The Third Wart patrol fepoFted-EIiza Rue
disorderIy and fchting; fined IS 81. Adam
Hands, assault and tsttery on Jno. Murphy; dis
missed by Justice clayton.
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Lros's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,

LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. 1t kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden insect, &c. All genuine bears the sig
nature Of E Lyon, and IS not poisosoxs to ps,sons
or dOmss.ie astmals, Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In q tIice,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARNES,
may l-eO3n ao2 Broadway, New York.
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FUNERAL.-The Franklin Fire Company, lin
citizens dress,) this afternoon are paying the
last tribute Of respect TO their late fellow mem.
Der, Mr.. q. X. Boyd, whose remains will be In
tered At the Congressional Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16
DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTBRs.

Ii invigorates, strengthens and purifes the fys
tenn Is a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efec tual tonic in the world. IL Is CON-
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs ard pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and sa-
looms. PHI. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3m# 202 Broadway, New York.
Storm to before His Worship George Hall,
Esq, Mayor Of Quebec
QUEBEC, June 13, 1858.
This is to certify that have been blind for ten
years of my right eye, and Tor the last ten months
my left eye became similarly diseased. Four
weeks ago was led by three members Of the St
Patricf's Society into DR.. Thumoletys once al
most blind. The Doctor, after examining me,
said he could cure me la short time, notwith-
standing most of the doctors in town had gave
me up as incurable, namely, DR.. Landry and Dr.
Fremont, OF the the Nunnery Hospital; they gave
me up after thirteen weeks treatment, and my
wife led me home blind from the institution.
Then commenced trying mostly all the doctors
of Quebec without the slightest particle OF relief
have been to work for the last eight or ten DAYS.
2. my usual occupation, that Of a mariner on the
= has sent the illustrious DR.. Tnmblety to cure
me. May GCd bless! WILLIAM SMITH,
Citizen of Quebec, c. F..
Sworn to and acknowledged by the above
mentioned w lillian Smith, who has read aloud
In my presence printed document which he
had never seen before.
GEORGE HALL, Acting Mayor Of Quebec.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature of their complaints or Illness, without re-
ceiving any information from them.
No charge for Consultation or Adctce.
Otiice, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 9TH street. may 9-u
PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE may always be
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SEVENTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION MIN.
The Unconditional Union Men of the Seventh
Ward held an adjourned meeting at Potomac
Hall last night, the President, Mr.. &. C. Ander-
son, In the chair.
letter from Mr.. J. Il. Given was read, thank
Ing the UncOnd ltiOnal Union men for having
nominated him for Common Council, fully en-
dOrsing I ne resolutions and nominees OF the pre-
vous meeting, but respectfully declining TO serve.
Mr. Given's declination was accepted, and the
meeting proceeded TO select candidate; which
resulted In the nomination Of Mr.. Charles w.
Mitchell.
Messrs. John Braxton, o. Boswell, J. Hsvenes,
J. Webster and G. l.. Hepburn, were apo inted
an executive committee.
Adjourned until Thursday evening next.
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The FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-t is understood
that quite number OF writs have been issued
uader the fugitiye-slave law, at the instance OF
numerous SHAREHOLDERS from MARYLAND, whose
slaves have made their escape TO this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

PERsOSAL.-Ex-Gov Clifford, OF Mass; Col.
Ira F. Payson, Colorado Territory; Com. J. n.
Gregory, U. s. N, and Henry wikof, n Y, are
at Willard's
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-BsfOrs Justice
Clark Lewis J. Whitney, attempt 10 commit q
rape upon Jane Upton, Geld. From the evidence
10 appeared that the woman had left q negro con
cert or ball al late hour last night, and started
sor her home. She was followed by the prisoner
from Twelfth street until near the Treasury,
where he made the attempt alleged. Her screams
were heard by the police long distance away,
iato custody. He was committed 10 jail for court.
Jane Upton, cold, arrested for profanity and
cursing l.. j. whitney, was dismissed. John
Keenan,, profsne and disorderly hned 90 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

FACTS FOR SoLDIRRs.-Throughou bout the Indial
and Crimean campaigns, the only medicine
which proved themselves able to cure the wors
cases Of Dysentery, Seurvy and Fever were Hol
loway's Pills and Ointment. Therefore, let ever,
volunteer see that he 10 supplied with them
Only Is cents per pot or box. 22s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

GENITAL GUARDRoUsE CAsRs-Bsfore JrStic
CIark-Mary Reed, drunk; workhouse 90 days
X. Fitzgerald, do; turned over to military. Al
fred Hyde, drunk and disorderly; fined 81 81
David Lyles. do; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

How so much beautiful work can be done for
so little money, sstonishes the crowd that daily
throng the Dollar store, 43s Pennsylvania avenue
near \ street. Jewelfy and Silver plated w are
In great variety-only One Dollar!.! OTIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

FoR SALE AT WHIrKHuRsr's GALLERY, 434
Pennsylvania avenue, three wooden tents See
Whitehursts Card Photographs also Photo.
graphs In oil and water coiors. 3t*
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The CASE OF LIEUT.. EMAcK.-
IOCUsr GROVR

Prince Georges Co, Md, May Is, 1864
To the Edttor of ths Washington Star My at
tention having been directed to an article in the
Baltimore Sun of the 18th inst, copied from the
Washington Star Of Saturday last in which 1
have been referred to as holding communication
with nv sou In the Confederate army, and i'm
plying that he Is informed by me Of all that is
going on in the Federal lires, all Of which I'M
Gquivocally deny, aud unkesitatngly aisert thet
have not written line or sent message TO him
since he left home in August last
In reference TO the statement OF his having
passed through the Federal lines at the time of the
Bull Run fight, and amusing himself by picking
of Federal soldiers, also feel bound TO deny
for on the morning Of thet day Sunday, the 2lst
OF JULY be left my house to visit relatives In this
and the adjoining county Of Montgomery, and not
over five miles from home, where be passed the
day. This fact can be fully sustained 10y the most
reliable testi nony.
It does not become me TO contradict the state
ments Of others, and all can say In regard to the
matter H. IL my son made the assertions as stated
they must have been In jocular way, rs he has
never given me cause to doubt his veracity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

HoNoRABLT ACQUITTED On the 18th instant,
warrant WIS issued by Justice Clayton against
Capt Henry Dubant upon the oath Of George Nj .
Miller, charging him with "felOniOusly break
ing into and forci6ly entering the house OF tue
said Miller" on the 9th inst. When the case
case came up for trial before Justice Clayton,
there was no evidence to prove any po ton Of
the charge, and the case was Immediately dis
missed.
Afterwards, on that same day. the 13 b, Miller
applied for a warrant for Capt Dubant, charg Ing
him with assan't and battery on T. F. Ketchum.
AS Mr.. ketchum was present, II was proposed by
the Justice that be should make the oath, which
he positively refused to do, and the Justice de-
clined issuing upon the oath OF Miller, who knew
Of the facts, except from information
A warrant dated May 18th, was issued by Jus
tice Barnaclo on the oath Of Mr.. Miller charging
Capt Dubant with an assault and battery on
Ketcbum, and this was ruled for trial before Jus-
tice Clayton. After waiting two days for the
witnesses, and none appearing, Justice Clayton
dismissed this case also.
Capt. Dubant Is the captain OF a company In
the second District Volunteers, and Mr.. Miller
Is the sutler. difficulty has interrupted the
harmony OF the officers Of the regiment, the facts
Of which we have been unable to learn but hear
that the matter Will be ventilated by the proper
authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

FINE RKsrAUKANr.-Amongt the best rss
taufans In this country IL that Of Messrs v
Roux J. Fourcarde-tbe "Freres Proven
csaux'-217 Pennsylvania avenue between Tenth
and Eleventh street. IL 10 cOnd acted entirely on
the French plan, and its cuisine is unsurpassed
An inspection OF its display windows will be
enough 10 make all who appreciate admirable
cooking and capital catering pay it visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-16

ALL PERSONS can End the best stock OF Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh ST., near F. fe 27-3m
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1856
NEW STOCK.
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INTERIOR ADORNMENrs
Just received choice selection Of new and de-
49, PAPERHAN6INGs.
simple patterns, appropriate for PsTlOrs. Halls,
Fi ffi eVVi PIX PRff ss ssTTikrUEs CENTER
=, New Designs. warranted Sold Bands. Imitation
49, e-N ' window SHADES,
S NJ. 10 sssdes ct any res STsG stys or gas,
OVAL PICTGRE FRAMES,
warranted TO be ,Ilced with gold leaf
n The hs . aed l.rasst assortment in the
so s anrt,e, 6f ma WoGy n The .onnt,
ysits Frames: Of Foreign and DO@ssiic mSnSisc,
Pi.FFGRS C0SD AND TAssELs,
Different sizes and ooloTs, Picture Rings, Mails,
Purchasing eIoluAvey for cash, the above goods
as SW Tass 80 as tbsg cam Ss o1 m me
DiTsG PIsr P,sssntstoIl Wsds to shset "a Ca
ec1tsd b. erpeIIsrcsd HorHmsa, In city or ocen-
Try: call solicited from thoSe nt ejIng Inc above
GRSG ss the sa nGmbs No 80 Ysnth Il.
doors above odd Fe,iovs' Hall; and the terIs.
DRESS MAKING Miss I. G. ARTHUR,
~ Fashionable Press maker, respectfully in
forms the ladies' Of Washington that she has
ss6 street, bstween and T. sd ~ prepsred I to en
ecuie all orders promptly and In the latest styles
Of fsshi9R. Cutting and fitting done, AID pat
Wanted Imuediatsy.-YOung ladies to learn
p EGGS!
psofsd EGGS and Viii be sold SSssp 90 sssA b.
ms1m. No. Commerce st a ia sf smoHs Nd.
INSTRUCTION IN MUsIc.-IOHN K.
Il SCHEEL, OTganist ana Teacher OF Music,
wishes TO give that ne lnuss has instruo
wish to nave tkel2 Tine Sroht sbiy sn,ioyed by
EIye him call. Refer az Mr.. Reicbenl seh's Piano
Wysroom, nth street, between ID and E. Terms
moderate. ms o..
Mas rsoM ENcF FrS Mat New L,SE e6rf Room No.
aPiss ssi sIrysf Ss5R
respectfully invites the attention Of the ladies' Of
Mesnlns Ton: ap Is Sv.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Wedding, Visiting, ana Eusinss, Csrd,' Me-
Checks, Bill Heads. ~ usic Titles, InsoIIpaon on
S.9Ids, Med.ls. arms, vrsst. HyPsu.. Conn
c. J. HoLYLANn.
'I,hE sUBsCKIBERs BEING an kkUEIYT
Soods. they respectfully solicit . call and
me Continued fsTors OF their patrons and ~
! ksJ also rec uesi special attention oftheir"
thai Inc ssnsssI o sorSs B sla. shoss SSes
e. h'Aafs T. ef aEl tnsis ERS ScsSspssa''
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