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CEwING MACHISEsi -. o. -
- sEwING MACHTNEsI
large stock, of different pstterns, fer -sie q
rsrv ios yr,oes suitable for family hf~vy taissr-
ing work.. A. Y. SHARP a. co = -
----.-.t SO 3. Howard street, BAIT more
" S2a Superior Family sevinS Nschias1
exhibition at Mrs. q. PRECSSi S25L $500
street, Washington. nAI-ams =
hIssoLUTiON.-The - p~rtnership heresufosu
~ existing between the sutscrfbers under -
hrn az Moore a Dennison has been chi. Az -
solved By mutual consent -
GEORGE VI MOORE.
n. M. DENSIS0H.
DIssoLurIos OF CoPARrNRRsHIP. - n
The hrn heretof.re doins business euier sss
dAy d solve by ilutuAl consent. L. schses1~f
Ia aathorized 20 sstt4e ell bill. due ey tse hrm 90
collect all bills and note. due The safe
l.. II. SQHNEIDHA
October IL 1861 G %, SoaNEfp1R,
The nndersiersd will eontinoe The general He's
sbre Bosjness &C the ola stand, where be -cihH6
eontnashne cf The liberal pstkonase ertsnds6 -
thr ia firm.
oeA L. q. sOHSEtDKA
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ALL MALAplss Of the Eye, Ear and Throat ar.
Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, 221 Penn av-
enue. Itt
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INDIA RUBBER CeopS.--The place to buy your
Rubber Goats, Lsggins, Camp Blankets aavalocks
Hsyersscks and every article made from India
Rubber. il ut III. A. Hall = India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at laa0ufacturers'
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. oc 22tf
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DESIRABLE INDIA RuBBHR Gosps-Mr. II. "A
Light dull finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
shes extra large sizes also; lot of blue In si,h
light Tin wei sht) Rubber Capes with sleeves, which
he selling at manufacturers prices at his India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 9Th and 10th SITS DC Daft
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AT THE DOLLAR sroRE, AS Penn avenue near
~ street Is now displayed the best assortment of
!eweiry and Silver plated Ware in the city Droo
IL there and supply yourself for Al = NO sIys
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WINTER GLRDEN-That celebrated artist. Pro-
fessor Turner of New York, will give Concert
tomorrow Thursday event g. in the above place,
admirers Of this extraordinary artist are cordially
invited. Remember, 31e Pa. avenue. between 10Th
and 18th SITS. JosRPB RosySrHAL
l2-T" Proprietor
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T. Z S! Z r S..
Z 49,

T. Z 4 S. FU Rs S.:
L FER So.
Just opened, an extensive and we'll assorted stock
O. ADJ Es' and CHILDREN - DRESS and FAN
CY FCES, made expressly for our retail trade by
our house IN New York, and warranted to be the
We especially ca II the attention of pu rchsscrs to
orr RUSSIAN SABLE MARTIN, PITCH, MINK,
CANADIAN FGRS' Consisting in Ladies, and
Childrsns. Tippets, Capes, Mantles, and Gentle
We defy all competition In this line
At the same time we bring in remembrance our
stock Of LADIES' CLOAKS and MANTLES,
DRESS GOODS, ana genera. stock Of DRY GOODS,
which ia daily. increased with the newest and
choicest rattefhs Of fashion . 49, = -
NJ Remember-4s Market Space, near Seventh
street, unde the Avenue House.
g. I'm 3. w MEYEN8TRQ
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Got
very desirable. as it can be folded up into very
small space, fitting into q canvas bag. 1t is strong
and durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lounge at will. and ia 80 arranged that it may be
stuffed with hay straw. 1t Il made of DO tn car
PIT and canvas For sale at the India Rubber store
of Allen, Clapp & Co., Penn. avenue between 10Th
and 18th SITS. -. oc3-Im
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MARRIED.

On the iIth in.tsnt. b. Rev. Dr.. Gurlsy, JOHN
both Of Washington City.
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LINE LINE. LINE On hand. $50 barrels OF
best Wood Burnt Lime, and receiving regularly
via Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Lime Stone fro%
the Potomac auarres. Regular or transient cas-
toners can now be furnished with any amount
An excellent quality of Rosendsle Cement sup
piled at 81 80 per barrel Apply at
W. H. GoDEY's Lime Kilns
no PSF Near Georgetown
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HENkY NAfIoR, lT-..
JOHN @. HAkKN Ess Z trustees
no s-eo&ds J. @. -McGTTREE 90. Aucs.
Byy.C. Mcguire a co. Anctioneer..

By y. q. MCGUIRE 20. Anctioneers
FINISHES SALE OF vALU ABr.E fMPRovRD
Il REAL EsEATE IL The GIFT OF wasHrNoroU =
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded among tSe
l"' recordsof Washington county ID; c.. la Lib-Y
lie auction, On FRIDAY. Neyeuber a5th, q {
oei"ek ? on the PREMISE, AL that lot q
Hereof pat OF lot numbered 2. In Square a..
hriry or street betw~eneth and 7th streets yess
AMI having frent strset of 81 feet By ia de~p
i'm proved by u double two-sto.y Brick Dwellis9
House with back buildipE.
. Trims Of sale One-half cash. balance In tue
equal instruments Of six and twelve mouths, vita
iLter' 81 from day Of sale. Credit payment 20 be
secured by deed Of trust on the praeerty. -
yNO. r. CLARK. Trustee. s..
seed J G., Mcguire A Co An pa
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AUCTION SALES.
TiIs AFTERNOON AND TO- MoERoU,

THIS AYTfHNooN avn To-MoRRou.
By II poWLIEe, Aaetlos~er. lGeors ste va
A pSlNlSTRAToHs sALR or oARPESrAR6
. DAY MSksS I : : asya &e At krcrlos.-on YtI
s., ~ ~ 1 tS ct TIE Or yasn oeorh sstse vs-
ohvp % We ltte Thomas Cissal. C0nSreSs .t,e-
IN The resr ofue NJ y. csurrS 6sSsr.., !
e, sI"l ofCsrpenter's Tooi.- =
Los Of Lumber. WORK benelres. .-f rF,s..
Too;s. Cherts and Tools
Lot Carrcnterr Tools,
Grinsston- ard hortieine Esohsn.
sfRsiHES 7. BROWN, xsr,,n,.-,..x sa.
noe T DoWING, soss
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~ q. s o VOW SKI p
E9Al WATCHMAKER H-fN G3AS
OK 3ls PA. AVENUE, tIros HALL, tHta4
G., =. would respectfully call the attention Of
Residents Of Warrington, also officers, suffers
soiders and pedders TO his large and well assorted
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, -.
DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, &c.
Being connected with large Eastern Importing
mouse. and receiving my goods direct, am able to
sell lower than any other house in the city.
,Cali and examine my stock before purchasing
All WATCHES sold BY me will be warranted for
WAT0H REPAIRING done b, practic., watch.
maker. s"' = '"''''ooA'
- A LIBERIA. DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO
SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. no Finn
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JEsLoUsY.-mary Ann McCoons alias Will
lirnls, resides in the family of a certain physi.
cion IN this city, and il appears claims said
phy-i~i1n's undivided affection. Mary is, how.
ever, Jealous OF another Petticoat in George
town. ami the iatt.r having audaciously at
tempted tn visit the disciple OF Esculapus she
wa, mel ON he very Threshold by the jealous
and bellicerrnt Mary Ann, who pitched in in
true rngiiistic- style, scratched her face, de-
molished M dress, and raised the mischief gen
orally. Such wreck of dimity and crash of
hoops Is seldom Witnessed As trophies of the
battle we may mention one shawl, one veil, one
hieastpin,:ind considerably damaged parasol
aii OF which were found in possession of the
FIR warrior. Officer Dom became aware of
thete facts. and arrested the belligerent Mary
Ann n-d conveyed her 10 Justice Donn's office
Nho held her TO bail for court. 1t is alleged
ffHt ste GEORGETOWN female visited the Doctor
simply ." procure some letters he had in his
sSrS sion.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

q $50 i.th street, east side. bstveen G and Il
E PR $Si "a sSSas ri
ing them. No children in the house. no III
SEvERAL PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT At
- 4s9 street, between Sd and Ah. no 1874.
GE0CERI STORE FOR RENT--srocK ANB
NJ fISTCRES FOR SALB.-Inquirse on the prem.
isee. No. 427 1th st., between G and II. noI3
With s4! rsss . hoox x.sa,:
BE- $50 Tenth st. between n and N streets north
FOR RENT-An old STAND. containing rooms,
$SSi; s RI mar
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-In . nev Brick
L House just finished, With All modern improve
TTeentss faElor, with Bed Room. and suits Of
near theP stent and Post ONES. No: s5s street,
between 9Th and 10Th sta. Mons but gentlemen
need apply. Reference given and required no Is st
4 street. between 18th and 18th ste. no l2:st.
without Hoard, suitable for two gentlemen.
sS sns ts .s Apply at Isl
Il ing ROOMS, well furnishes, with Bosri or with
out Ass large Room on same floor. Iaquire at
L REHT.I,Those desiring Parl0ts and chambers
c9hRiguous, In . convenient and desirsbls part OF
18th street, between q and Il. " noisst'
az ssa.s
;s sS x RI ss ssssss, s.ssesa rs .sa
EOR RENr-PURNIsBHD ROOMS, tire. fur.
srpa & aS and Pssi0. 70 de-
s saaSFL' apply on the S's%iss;
ECRAisHED ROOMS AND A KITCHEN For
ROOMS ana KiITcMRS for rent; sssys,y nod Ssc
eetresr g and II, oprosit- the Patent Once.
Er0R KSNT-a frst-clsss Furnished7 Double
with or without BOARD Bath Room, gas, At No
Rs ST. Sss,n ,sc. sna Sd St., doors below
neighborho"d. The farl"r will be let to hrEt-cisss
tenant only. IA" lz-lw@
sSpG /" and well
hesides Kitchen, p.ntres, bath room, DC. psrIors
railing; cistern In. yard Potomac water through
call on ifilBn George
town, u q no l23t-
ITO LET IMMEpIATELy-Two FURNISHED
70 single seltsnsn. " Addres. wv '%'es1l st
Offce. 80, -... e. ... ... no list
IHOR RENT OR SALE-The very large MAN
L ssHN and GROUNDS, No. 30 l. St.. corner Of
95th street AMI PeQp, avenue. Enquire on the
premises. nc INV
IrOK SALE-A House, together with the Good
L Will and Fixtures tocatef on New Jersey ave
next TO Weed Bine Restaurant For further par.
ticulsrs. enquire at the w hite Corner of street
and New Jersey avenue. list"
THE STORE 30. sig NEW JERSEY AYE,
Il four doors south of Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot. aud one portable Suffers Tent, with
STOCK and Fixtures for sale For particulars, e6-
quire on the premises. Also one Wagon and pair
Horses. ll-3t*
LNOK RENP.-A large and elegantly furnished
Il CHAMBl aud PARLOR for rent at 346 h
street. Frankln Row. Also, several very nicely
furnished Chambers at same place Thisis in every
respect the most desirable locality in Washington
Faiths, with hot and cold water, in the house
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS ro.Nf3Hr.

FoRp's T8sArER.-"The Chimney Corner"
a. performed last might at Ford's, created a
decide sen Sat'on. Mr.. Couldock is a fine actor,
and made an excellent impression. His repre-
s<ntai,"n of hsfsther, heart. on account
CT ne apparent T. lopious deeds OF the son, and
thc sition from abjeet sorrow to extreme Joy
upon he discovery Of that sons innocence, was
presented with thrilling effect The play will
b. repeated tonight, together with a merry
fare, In which Bishop will appear.
WAsuIsGToS THEATRR.-The "Frenc h Spyn
vii! ie repeated tonight for the fourth tim.
the interest of the pnblic in ID evidently in.
creaStns at every representation. Isabella
Cuhas s charming. and the triple part which
shr performs could not be entrusted TO better
hand. IAe entertainment will conclude with
the rich bnriesque OF "Pocahontasn
GR"vEEs THHATER.-Manager Grover 70.
nisn, slnrs the public another opportunity Of
witnessing the fine emotional play of % East
Lyme. "Isatel yane" is certainly ONE OF
MISS Westerns greateet characters, and as the
tiindiY jealous wife and afterwards repentant
MoshrT, she 20 works uponthe feelings Of her
audience, thai many are almost induced to be.
t|Se II, reality, and pay the highest tribute
10 Miss VS. acting by their tears She win be
ably sustained by Barrett and others -.
CANTsssrKi HALL.-.The 9ipsey's lay"
5y Misses Mortimer and Pennoyer; songs by
Agnes sutherland; and a variety Of pantomims
asd Ethiopian performances, and the farce OF
Soiaiers R-tuSp,n is the excellent enter.
might offer the patrons OF their famous resort
Ihe Court Of Beauty" assist at every enter
tatnnaent. - --0- =. -
CErxosx. CrRcys-Dr Thaysr, the famous
Letter Of the Cremdfne, o-nizhf takes . benefit;
hh wifucisms have caused many hearty
IauEAs,-and aided much to drive dun care
away" and his friends viii Therefore no doubt
lurr ont en- aosse and giTe him rousing benefit
On this occasion Nixon's entire company will
appear IN force, and an unexceptionable cutter.
taipment viii b given.
TEMPERANCE HALL.-The ball season has
fuiy commenced, and . number Of very agree
able parties hare been given None however
VIC opine, w1u surpass- that Of the 4reenieaf
Sociai Club, which will take place this even.
ins. az every effort has been n. ade to confer the
greatest possible amount Of pleasure upon all
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ITO LET INDEPENDENTLY FURNISHED
ROOMS, lresr NilIaris')ia a private family
Es single gentleman. Address w. VS." Star
OEice. $50. -...s g.. .... NO list
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LOR RENT OR SALE-The very large MAN
1 ssHN and GROUNDS, No. 30 l. St.. corner of
95th street AMI PeQp. avenue. Enquire on the
premises. nc E-Iw
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FUTURE DAYS.

ByJ O. McGCfRf A CO, Auotiopeefss
T'RvsTE&'s SALE OF. vALgABkR Lofs.-oS
Il MONDAY, th< asth-2.y & November, 90 <csv
cftruSt dstst arth sepiemeer. 1885, aud duly rs-
corded in Lieer J. g, No. ia, Tolirs g. ssnf =.
S,ve sha AL Lots 6ve 50 six, TO- and sevs. ~ On
Davidsons subd vision e part Of square mum Ssse0
Two huadred ard eiehty.One, f2sl, situst>i sttts
corner OF III street north aus 18th. strest vest.
Terms: S1e5 cash hs'.qoe IN s. r. aud Is rrontha.
ls~s f - : - - +
An sonveysnci st the cost ofths pu-eAs.>s q !.
II the farms Of -se cOraplied- VITA vrsA 4,
thrce dsTs the trustee reserves The rehf
purchaser. G. ItSGI wv TrSsSs~
no lids &C MsGrIRph ~ 49,.
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DEsEi:TER ARnEsrEp.-Yesterrfay a young
man vas observed by one Of the Metropolitan
detective corps, lettering about the banking
house Of Johnson Co., corner of Pennsyi-
yania avenue and Tenth street He afterwards
vent into that establishment and rendered
nifty dollar notn on the Allegheny Bank
PCnnsy fyania, for change. They declined to
have anyth ing 20 do with il. He then went to
n pawhbroksr'>, and offered to pawn a silver
watch worth about fifteen dollars The detsc-
tive very naturally concluded that an honest
IMAM with fifty dollars would not be very likely
to wish TO pawn anything, and arrested him
lie was fh'n subjected to n rigid examination
10y uFr detectives, and, after much preyarica.
aiCn, i:'' finally confessed that he was a native
Of Canada, and lived in Indiana; that he had
enlisted As substitute for a man living in
taTglshpIg Pepnssylyania, f9r WHICH he re.
eeiyed S2-u; thar he belonged to Cant. Coles
cempan3, but didn't know W hat regimen I: that
la t'rsircd 10 visit his mother in Indiana AMI
mad len sT5 IN the hands Of his captain rs guar
2: sntrS tha, he wonld return. Superintendent
webb did not think that Washington was on the
direct read from Harrisburg to Indiana, and
sent lin TO the provost marshal as a deserter
Lieut.. Coi. Doster sent him 10 Harrisburg BY
fhT O clock y m. train yesterday When ar
rss;ed SSs 90 was found on his person
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~ APEBI IL SALE
i HAT DEsIRARLE PROPERTY IN TENNAL-


LSTOwN.
will offer at public sale, on the premises on
MONDAY tire LIT December. 1852. at Il o'clock III >,
that desirable Tavern Stand in Tennaytown OF
the late Godfrey Conrad with ten acres of land
more less attached. There is better stand Ia
the country. The house is two story, with back
building and nearly new. Also, sta bling carriage,
corn houses DC. Also, immediately afterwars, L
rate. and ia in good state Of cultivation. B,,h
pieces of property will be at pri cate sale Until the
day of sale. For any information please call on
pAflD JACKSON, Tennallytown, attorney for the
heirs. -. I..tE'.- no 8-essw-
DOCK STATIONERY ANDFANOY STORE FOR
- SALE.-An established Store in Geor getown,
u. C.. doirg q hrst rate business. is offered for
sale Terms made reasonable. Application for the
same can be addressed to "B :" George town, d e.,
Post Office. no7-2ws
EOR RENT--A large and very finely furnished
u CHAMBER, communicating directly with the
Parlor, for rent at $40 K street, be ween 18th aud
18th streets, tFrsnklin Row Also, ut ga me place,
two large. fine ROOMS. communicating with each
other. Fac b of the above suits OF rooms are ad-
nlirably adapted for two gentlemen. gentleman
and wife. Bsth with hot and cold water in the
house. Spacious and beautiful yard attached.
First class Beard within two doors. Reference re-
CURED. --..... .... NOT
E-OR REST-s large pARLOR and CHAMBER,
Il connecting, on first floor newly and hand-
sOKleiy furnished. The house is warmed by furnace
and lit With gas. Use of bath -rooni with hot aid
cold water allow ed-No other rooms rented Ref.
erepce required, Apply at No 81 1 st. between
18th and 18th no 3 2w~
IGOR SAhE-A very desirable aud commodnus
i RESIDENCE, No. % Dumbsrtou Sc, George
town; Brick House. ,, teet front. by 10 feet deep
with two story back building and LOT adjoinng 81
feet front, running hack ~ 'eet. no I2y"
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By }. c. Mcguire q CO.. Auetioseers.

By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auetionsers.
TRGsIEES SALE OF PART or SQUARE
u kiGHT HuADkED And TwESTY- Eiaur-O1
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, pece nber nth 81 { ., Il =.
~ the Auction Rooms Of Jas c. Meffuire O. .
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated Dece anber fSsA
ia, and duly recorded in Libery g., No. i0S
foios 10 lef- le7. ana a5, one Of the lard records
fcr Washington county, in the District of Csium-
hs We shsii sell par! ct ssssre nun bered eight
at the s ssnths.st eerne, q s.id ssqsrs saa ra.
one hundred and Eve feet one inch, thence nortS
20 the line OF the street which hounds the city
thence with tie line Of street and north TesS~rfv
IN the northwest corner Of sah square, tbeoce
south with the line Of Fifth street east 70 the p.p
Of beginning containing twenty four md eiskt
hnndred and twenty Eve square feet, more or lea
ferms One-third cash; The rasiiue On sin
Twelve and eSghtar>n months. with iuteregf
s".ursd Icy deed 81 trust on the premises.
1fthf terms OF sale should not be nplied With
IN i've days after the sale the trustee reserves the
riEht TO resell. unv we-ks' notiee In the ives
ibs Star, at the risk ard expense of the defsutns
purchaser. = .. - - 80 -
All convey ancinf At the cost Of the purchaser
HENRY NATL0R, t.
JOHN G. HAfKN frusseee
n lf-nY ~ n n oh
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MAXWELL'S ORIGINAL --- s-E ..H-
A'I CLOAK + MANTILLA STORE
EsrABLIsHED IL 1882. r.
The entire second story devoted to the exhibition
ana sale OF Lsdi,s', Misses and Children s - :
= CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS
eeni-veskly supplies from the
NORTHERN CITIES ~
and daily supplies of our own manufacture
O9a regular FAN and Winter Opening of all the
~, LADIES, MISSES AND CRILDREN,s
(LOAkS. S4CQ les, GIRCCLARS Sr A,
takes place in our second story W. w. w.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
on FRIDAY, November 7th
SATURDAY. November 9Th
and MONDAY, Noyembsr nth
New and Attractive Novelties each daw A''n'
Also, on the First story we are now naeriny .
larger stock than usual Of LADIEs' PtNSY
GOODS such as Lace Goods. Ribbons. En- broid-
Dresses, Head Nets. Nubias, Ze phyr Hoo ds Clouds
Sontags, Hoop Skirts, and all other goods usnsIIr
Kept IN First-cass Fame, Stores N'
n. B.-Misses and Ch ndren.s Ciosks and Ssco ues
are So ialty in our trade. We keep all sizes to
suit girls from to IA years of ago
Remember, the place u MAXWELL'S
Depot Of Fancy Goods, No. BPS Pa Az
&C f'-bteo ...- between 9Th and 10th sta
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BY J. c, McGFIRR A co. Auctlopeers.
A pMISIsTs.IcRs sStE q ,yEIr XlLu

BY J. c, McGEIRK co. kuctsopeers.
A DMlSIsTRIToR,s SALE OF VERY yxLU
"a hrtE Lirs.tr On wgpNEsDtY, Nyyess.
Der 9Th, ~ o'clock, and continued each Cav ~
thai hsnr p.th the whole IN disposed sf,lI skS0
SCI st the Auction Rooms Of James O. Nc8ufre a
Co, the extensive ard valuable Librsry az tks -
Aao.. b Little, ec,or-isinG sesat i.ins vclsoss
bound 10 the best English Calf bisai.ss. We -
Sir Waite, seos. complsss worms, Lenesa, .i.s-
Eaeyslop edis Britannioa, svsssy two vo,u.,ss
be,dsliss shssespesrs GALLERY. ose hundrsd Ne
SCrpi.ss EsIi. Of s,rus, oeepsr.
Sc n, psyy Iesssest and Fletcher. "a
Humboldt svfft voltsirs, Locke, y t"
Burke, et-rre. Frank I'm and ehskspearp Of O.
hest editisss, and eeAutfellY bound 80
Rollins. GibhsHs', ApiAee y, PreseottS n sliuuN
psncroff's, sHA ether His,sri~e
Adssp'. surts, Lord Bseoa, Lamb. -
Ruil set Of Patent Once Reports from eli. eou,A-
Toeetkey with large and veff selected lot Of -
csliaa.ous Works ia every depsrtaent Of titsear
tufe.
Catalogues VIII be ready for distribution 60
days prior to the sales. Terms cash,
MOI - KELLY, Administrator
no cod J. e. MCGUIRE A. co, Aucts
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WAGON THIRs.-JOhn Beaning was yester.
~ arrested upon the charge of stealing a
wagon from John J. Brownson. He was taken
b-iors Justice Dom, who committed him 70
j,il for court.
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LTOK SALE-A House, together with the Good
Il Will end Fixtures, located on New Jersey ave
next 70 Weed Bine Restaurant. For further par.
tculsrs, enquire at the White corner of 3 street
and New Jersey avenue. no ii-3t~
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ENOk SALB-HandsoRle. comfortable and we'll
L FURNISHED RESIDENCE in Georgetown. d.
G., on GAY street, corner of Green; has Il rooms
heaides kitchen, pantries, bath room DC psrors
freseoed; large dining room; lot 50 by iel feet:
planted with evergreens and surrounded with iron
railing; cistern in the yard Potomac water tn rough
the house. Immediate possession given For
further PARTICULARS call on @. sTRIBLING, George
n, ID. y,
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iMrEovED.-First street, between O and ID,
- cen improved. slbUrransan sewer of
.LH'' nv SIC 20 carry ot any anticipated q aan-
tiy 81 wetlr, k-s ber constru,tHd AMI tha
eoFlscr ps we'd - suoss sntiai uanaer
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LOST AND FOUND.

E0UND-MONEf, which the loser can have n
L describing and raying fer this notice
JOHN ID. CLARK
Is 81 521 Twelfth street below n
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T'EACHER WANTED-A LADY wanted, at nv
two or three small children, and do plain sewing.
For further information address the subscriber
no IL IT IFHI9 RiIIEy
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RE- ECITs.-Sin,e ,rsterdav n,or.; A..
i,-ie wing recruits have arrived: le} for tha -,
Name cavalry, III charge OF Caut Cow.n. %
f.. 1T U. cavalry, in charge of LIN,
liLs ZoIave-,) in charge Of Lieut. r "
Norris. ~ IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-13

isLANn HALL AosPITAL--It is not generally
hhOTh that there ID such a hospitaI-none OF
,h' hf'"i Associations having il upon their
r~Cr!s IL - situated ~ the corner OF Sixth ri
hi-i 'aEinIa ;tv'nn7, (Isiand) Ii has now
over it -hinRi.s, all Of whom are doing we'll.
~ I', k,!irl at'erti1n Of Surgeon Hayes
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$40 REMARD.-Lost, on Thursday evening.
e. ~ Nov. 9th, near this keltimo and Ohio
Railroad Depot, 9 black French HORsE. about IS
hands high; small star in fore head one hind foor
little gray; had Mcclellan saddle with r-d fet
blsnkt. The above reward will be paid on his be-
ing LEFT al ULCOTTS Stable g street, a = y
N. SHATSWRLL,
no I-lw CAPTAIN nth Massschusrtts.
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STEAMED OYSTERS -'is- = - -
~ STEAMED OYSTERS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
:, The undersigned have opened Steamed Oystar
ETiahitshnIest, xhere the public can be secommo
dated with the best Oysters in the city either
steamed or Raw Ossters by the gallon
J. w. BILL Co.!
AS3 10th street, one door south of
~" Nv the avenue