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The national Republican., 1862-11-06
improvements In the second Ward.

Many portions OF our city present encourage
ing evidences that our people arc still main.
tanning healthy confidence in the stability of
our free Government. This IL evinced by the
new buildings constantly being erected, and
other improvements which are beinr made
Tho Second ward presents these eyidencos of
THRIFT and enterprise, in u manner which will
compare favorably with any other part of the
metropolis.
Among others, We were struck with Tho
great Improvement which has been made in
tho store, corner of Eleventh and I streets.
The presence OF a first class grocery store In "A
community, Ii always 4 favorable Indication.
1t denotes that tho residents are people of taste.
enterprise, and means. Mr.. VIM. Corwin Bur
KY keeps such store, and Az n conseouenca
has such class of customers. His store has
been recently fitted up in elegant style, and is
, now one of tho most spacious and neatly ar
ranged stores OF the kind in tho city. He de-
serves hDeral patronage, not only for this,
nut becaose he sellS tho very hest quality Of
goods at the cheapest rates. uisgroGeries are
inc very hest tho city affords. His teas, ems
bracing all the choicest qualities, are imported
ny lhemselVes-thuS saving the intermediate
prohts OF importer, jobbsr, and wholesale deal
er-while their wines and brandies are sup
pied 6y the well known house Of VIM. s. Cor
WIN &CG., or New York. The celebrated Goshen
Butter, kept only by III house, we believe
comes direct from the dairy, and, great and
increasing IN are the demands for II, a bounti
lul supply may at nil times be obtained at the
lowest prices. This il the only place where
Stuarts celebrated candies may bo obtained
As he sells rapidly, and is constantly receiving
new supplies OF goods, HIS stock ia always fresh
this ward, upon such admirable facilities for
good living which they possess. Remember
Mr.. VIM. COrwin Burgy, corner Of Eleventh and
streets, in the Second ward.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
DIED,

On the 9th instant, Of scarlet fever, MANY
LOUISA, aged years and 4 months, only daugh
ter of John f. and Charlotte J. Bates,
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at
O'Clock, from her fathers residence, corner
Of Seventh street east, and l. street south. near
the navy yard. tStar.
Ofscarlet fever, al IL IN. Wedne sday, No
vember 9th, MARY LOUISA, only daughter o
John Il. and Charlotte Bates, aged 3 years and
I months.
The friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral on this (Thursdsy)
afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence o
her parents, corner of Seventh and |. streets
east.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Arrest or u Lieutenant,

We are requested, by Officer McCauley, to
state that the case Of ar rest Of Lieut.. Mander-
vile, Of the Fourteenth New York regiment
whose name appeared twice in our police re-
ports, Is n case of false personation. 1t has
since been discovered, and proved beyond a
aoaDt, that the person who represented him.
self ~ Lieut.. Manderville, Is Il man by the
name OF Waring, u private in the Four.
teenth regiment, who deserted, assumed a
lieutenant's uniform and name, and cut quite a
swell In this city for time. lie once enlisted
serted. We gladly make this statement. in
order to put II worthy officer right, who
though displaying the white liver ON one occa.
sion, has more than retrieved his name for
bravery In the field of battle.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Masonic Grand LODGE.

The annual communication of the Grand
Lodge OF tho District of Columbia took place ut
the hall, corner of and Ninth streets, last
Tuesday evening. Tho present and past grand
officers and full representations from the sub.
ordinate lodges were in attendance. There are
now about nine hundred affiliated masons on
the returns. The report of the charity fund
shows the following results: Federal Lodge,
Washington Naval, No. 4, $isG 20; New Jeru,
salem, No. 0, 33l so; Washington Centennial, No.
"a, $Gl; Lebanon, No. 7. $l9i; Potomac, No. g.,
$50; National, No. l2, $40; st. Johns, No. Ii,
s?7G; Dawson, No. lG, $2ll Is; b. D. French;
No. 10, $l3G. Total, 81 ,G36 7G-being $73l 80
more than last year. The dispensation to Union
Lodge, Alexandria, Va, was extended. The
Grand Lodge of Oregon was duly represented.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
A Double Larceny.

Catherine Foley, notorious female of douh,
iul repute, was arrested, On Monday last, for
stealing Il lot of uRderclothes from Ellen Sol
derness. She was held for IL while and then
examined by Justice Walter, when It was ms
certalned that most OF the clothing had been
restored just previous to tho arrest. Sho heinr
stranger In tho city, tho Justice gave her Il
suitable admonition and lot her go.
The very next day she was again arrested, by
ohioer Thompson, Of the Fourth ward, on COM
plant OF John Mcnamara, who charged her
with stealing 81 in money from him, Ten dol.
!ars oi inc money was found on the person OF
further hearing. - ="
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
The Robbery Case.

Moses Clark, the colored man who WAS sent
to jail on suspicion of being concerned In the
robbery of Mr.. James Shrevs, of IS 900, has had
q further hearing before Justice Thompson,
The evidence was not sufficient to justify the
longer detention OF the prisoner. His know.
ledge of the poGket-book was only from seeing
II In the owners hands; and the reason of his
early leaving the store where he was employed.
was because he had got through with his work.
lie was dismissed.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Felix Duagan,

Whose name figures in the police reports 80
often, was again in trouble yesterday. Aaron
Dennis got on spree, went to the police station
and entered complaint against a party whose
name he did not know, to whom he had con.
fded the sum 1850 to keep while on his bender.
Dennis, accompanied by Offloer Ashton, went
as the man who held his money. Felix stoutly
denied, under oath before Justice Stratton,
that he ever saw the money. As there was
but one witness on each side tho case could
not be made criminal one, and the party was
The only remedy left for Dennis,
Is to resort to a civil process in tho matter.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
The NAVY Ward.

Great activity prevails at this yard. There
are now about 200 workmen employed here,
and work Is in progress night and day. The
repairs on tho Monitor are nearly completed,
and she will be ready for service in the Course
OF this week.
The dispatch steamer Ella came up from the
Lower Potomac yesterday afternoon, but left
again in acouple of hours, taking down one of
the mortar schooners IN tow, which will be
used M II guard vessel ut some point on the
river.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06

Every family, at this season, should use the
SAMBUCI WINE,
Celebrated 10 Europe for its medicinal and benecia
qualities as gentle stimulant, Tonic Duretic. and
Sudorihe, highly esteemed by eminent physicians
used In Europsan and American Hospitals, and By
some oil the first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC.
u has no equsl, causing an appetite and building
up the system, being entirely pure wine OF mosi
AS A DIURETIC,
II imparts healthy action OF the Glands and Id
neys, and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in Dropsy
Gout, ana Rheumatic affections
SPEERS WINE
Is not mixture or manufactured article. but Ia
pure from ihe juice Of the Portugal ssmbuous grape
cultivated In New Jersey, recommended BY Chen
ISIS and Physicians as Possessing medical properties
qIsrOr IT. to any other Wines n ass and
aged and infrm, improving the appetite and beue
htipg ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because will not intoxicate as other wiues as II
contains no mixture ofsprits or other liquors. and
organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy siin and
WE REFER TO
"A. A few well known now gentlemen and physlcIans who
Gen Winfield Scot, ,u;s,A. Dr.Wilsop ,,,,h st. NY
Pr T C6iion: ny. City. Dr.. Deashsrty, New sS
d: a. S'ASs'" B; EEs:s, ts,;,s N.Y. York
ca. None genuine without the signature of CAL
FRED SPEER, Passaic, N. j., )" IS over the cork Of
each bottle.
srMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE
For sale by Druggists and all first class Dealers,
NIHRYARD-Passaic, New Jersey.
OFFick-20s Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
Ely Agent for France and dsrmauy
8" TAKE NOTiCE. 90
M. II. + A II X L. X.
NO. 80 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Respeotully and cheerfully returns thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received
Sfiaving every facility for doing
So T HE BESrJa
HOUSE, SIGN,
AND
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with all work pertaining tOa
fIkM CLASS PAINTING ESTABLlSHNRNT
He has no hesitanoy In soliciting continuance Of
the public's favor.
his PRICES ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEPTiONABLE:
Aud particular attention Is paid to
PROMPTNESS IN DELIVERY
t5- Remember the number
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Sixth and Seventh sts
oct e.-8m (Star Chrou ]
The national Republican., 1862-11-06

DR.. Velny is yet engaged IN an extensive
tention OF the poor, puny, emaci,,ted victims
OF their own sins to the best sources of remedy,
FIRST, give up your present course Of life at
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
NEST skilfui physicians, (and none are better
tnAn Dr. VelIny0 and be cured of the disease
and sending you 10 r premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06

WI la IL DS' nALI.
q = T. > 9 III AlK..
The public IL TesT eSttully informed that
l.. NJ. GOTTSCHALK,
the eminent Pianist and Composer; will have the
honor Of giving
TWO GRAND CONCERTS IN WASHINGTON
WEDNESDAY AND an THURSDAY,
November 5'h aud 9th
When hs will perform some of his lhtes; Compost,
lions, which have caused SO great sensation N New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia
Arrangements have been made with the oee bratsd
Prma Donna
MISS CARLO1TA PATTI
The Principal Star Of the Italian Opera, from The
Academy Of Music, New York and rOsion to app ar
MIR. Il. hi. GOTTsCuALK
Musical Director and Conductor,
ADMlssION-ONE DOLLAR
lickets may be purchased, and reserved seutl re-
cured without eNira charge, al the Musi, Stors o.
Mr. W q, Metaerott- commencing Monday, Nov.
., at 9n m,
Doors open At "a. Concert TO coumeucr ats
SPICES, .
UND COFFEES!,
BACCOS!.!
large invoice OF the above articles are now be
ing received, aud for sale by
D. BROWN,
Commission Broker,
No. s, Washington building,
Seventh street and Penn avenue
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
DnOPOsALs k'Oit nEnE CATTLE,

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
day Of November, 1862, Tor supplying the United
States Su6sistence @ Department with 5000 head Of
BEEF CATTLE on the hoof.
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington City, ID,
G., and each animal to average 800 pounds gross
No Cattle admitted that weighs lsss than 900
ueitsIs, stays, and bulls not wanted.
The first delivery of Cattle to be made on the lst
day Of December, or as soon thereafter as the Coy
per week will be required to be delivered under this
A bond, with good and suaiOlsn, security, will be
twenty Fer cent. Of the purchase money will be
retained until the completion Of the contract.
failed to comply with their bid, from disloysi per.
sons, or where the bidder not prssent to respond
to- bis bid, will not be considered.
the precise address Of each member Of the firm
All All bids q to M be ses9mpsnnisd by two guarantees.
dorsed "Proposals for Beef Cattle"
Form OF Guarantee
We OF the county Of -, and State OF
Of and a. ns-. OF the county -, and State
fulfil contract In accordance with the terms Of his
proposition, and that, should his proposition be 40
Seped, he will a. once enter intoa contract in 40
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
(This guarantee must be appended TO each bid
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate OF the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or OF the United States Dis
trot Attorney.
Bids whieh do na comply pth The aLoe oH Ie rytcted
moo
TUST RECElyED-A splendid a. ,ortment OF
a Imported AVANA CIGARS, Comprising the
most fayoIite Brands also, large and well selected
ste ok Of Domesto Cigars, all OF which we offer for
sale at unusually low prices.
OSTHEIM BROTHERS,
ocT 400 Penusy ylyania avenue
nLD DEMAND NOTES,
" U, .. TREASURY NOTES,
OEkTIFICArES oy INDEBTEDNESS,
And silver bought At the highest price, by
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Little Com modore Foote

Visited Ford's theatre last night, to witness the
wonderful ev0lutions of Young America on the
trapeze. The little man enjoyed the perform.
ance very much, and testified his appreciation
freely on his way out with the crowd. BY the
way. the Commodore is an exemplary man, Che
won't allow us TO call him boy.) A gentleman
offered hima cigar last night. mo, | thank
you; don't SMOKE" was his prompt response.
His abstemous habits may be one vi the secrets
of his excellent health.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
A Word OF Advice,

Those who have been dootOripg ior weeks and
months without obtaining relief, should consult
Dr. Fshblatt, whose office IL at No. 42l + street,
corner Of Eighth street, and be radically cured
twenty five yearg experience has estab !shed DR.
FhhDlatts reputation rs u physician. Recent
cases cured In few days. Charges moderate
DIR. FISHBLATr,
No l2l II street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General POat Once
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Profanity In the streets

Is forbiddenby law yet is often INDUCED in. Yes
terday ,'James Shields, coiored wagon driver,
was indulging his passion In his usual style, on
the streets; whereupon Officer Conneil took
him in charge and locked him up in the sta.
uon. He will be tried by Justice Walter this
morning, when he may get lesson which will
help Ia cure him of his bad habits,
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Trinity Church Hospital,

There are two hospitals with the above
name-one in Third street, near G, Washing.
ton, and the other In Georgetown, As several
mistakes have occurred to citizens and others
who have TO do with the hospitals, we are In.
duced to publish this fact. We would also sug.
gest n change in the name of one of these hos
pitals,
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
= Murder Case

HAS been reported to us as having occurred on
wednesday night, ut a liquor store on street,
store to purchase some liquor, and n dinioulty
arose about changing his money, which led 10
quarrel, resulting in the death oithe colored
lars last night. '' f"'"'"
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Dlsor,isrly Conduct.

Robert Willet was arrested yesterday by OF.
hcbr Carahor, OF the Seventh ward, on tbe
complaint of John Worden, for kicking nm a
muss N y house Of III fame on the Island. he
35.si, and admonished to behave himself in
future, ' !"
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Desirable India Rubber Guou..

Mr.. II. A. Hall has Just received LOT of Oucers,
Long and Light dull flushed Coats also, dull iin
she9 fonohos, extra large sizes; also u lot OF blue
Engnsn Ialmas, very long, at $40 each; which he Is
Der Warehouse, 80 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Nnh suu ieutn btrteu 2T-tt
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
india Rubber Goo,,s,

The place TO buy your RUBBER COATS, LEG
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAVELOCKS, HA.
HEkSACkS, and every article made from IN Ola
HUBER, ut II. A. HALLS India Rubber W are
house, where you can obtain them at urers
prices, $40 fennsylvspis avenue, between Ninth and
ienth sIesb &C 9o-tf
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Whitehurst Gallery, 43i Penn av., next
door TO the Telegraph once,

Continues TO attract throngs OF visitors to obtain
caru Dc vtes OF themselves and friends whicn are 60
uutniuiy produced at this time honOre and Celebrated
estautAment, Card lkenesses Of our disting guished
generals and Others, tog ether with many who have
fallen In battle, can be obtained Also, portraits in
oil and water oolors Orders for Held views promp,iv
sttendedto. oct n"
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
selling LisIuOr.

eating shanty on tho corner of Four.and. n. haif
and streets, on the Island, was arrested yes.
leTday, by omcer McCauley, ON the charge of
selling liquor without u license. He was taken
before justice stratton, and fined $40.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his pa.
tens tie nature oftheir complaints or illness with.
out receiving any Information from them Eocharos
for oonsltation or adrice Once, No II Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner ui Seventh
street, Washington, ID. q. sep I9tf
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
buying. !&i,ag.
The Bullion IinuIt
Attention. Attiict.,,r

Redeems their notes In U. =. Treasury notes
when any amount from one dollar upwards is
presented.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
DIR. FiShbla.tt.

Or No. 42I, corner OF Eighth and II s,s.,
Opposite the General Post Ofioe,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AEFEC.
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, ae well a
all Diseases Of lmprudenoe, Of Whatever character
and which may be declared inoursble B., .ther ply
sicians. tie engages to make an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the tcienoe Of medi.
cine, he Is enabled to offer himself 10 the public as
Ing speedy relief All cases durable viii be
tied He warrants q cure without the use Of mer
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent csses
cured In two or three days
N b, Letters addressed TO DR.. f., nj his Office, No,
42l, corner Of Eighth and Il streets, opposte den.
eral Post Office, will receive immediate attention.
oct 3-yi
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Resigned.

Col. Q. NJ. Zulick has rendered his resigna.
Ion aa commander of the Second District regi
nent, owing to continued III health.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
II EUHsITlIkEi u ! EURNITUikE!
NGcGregO1. Oh Go.
AT THEIR

NC1reCo1' c4s Go.
AT THEIR
EXTENSIVE WAREkOOMS,
$50 Seventh street,
OFFER lNDUCEMENTS to purchasers OF Furni-
ture and other Housekeeping Goods.
Our stock Is large aud varied.
Parlor Suites In Brocatelle, Rep, and Hair Cloth
Chamber Setts, In solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany,
and Painted, neatly ornamented.
and Dining Chains
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Husk and other
Mattresses.
Also, large quantity Of low priced Bsdstesds,
Chairs. Tables, Bureaus, WsrdrObes, washstands,
Ohioe Furniture, So.
All OF which are made from the best materials,
and warranted to give satisfaction
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look throug III
the stock before purchasing, as we are selling Ut
prices 10 suit the times
McGREuOR 4 Co,
DOL <--eoubWH $50 Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Il IL, - A NJ

IL II r a IL N q.
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and neees
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material am better
prepared to repair Trunks, DO, thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment, In the city.
DOT l4-Jmi JAMES q. TOPHAM.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
MAlsisfEsS,

On the I'd instant, by the Rev. DIR. Ryon, Mr..
WM: F. GIVEN to Miss MARY A. CROGGoN, both
Of this city.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
Banking Ilatss.

The following are The rates al which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
siiyer-tha legal tender uOtes heing tile stand.
ard:
Buying. !Si!,nq
3oid. d...........2s per q. prem.32 per o. prem.
Silver. " " 23
Demand notes. IA 4" Is
Banks Of issue In Washington and ljsorpstown.
washington. aeorgeOton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Msob's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Cuwnern.
Farms q Moroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merrhauis' Bank and the
Bank OF Commerce issue notes ~ the dennt,,na.
uon Of ons dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
THOMAS Il. LLOYD.
Attorney for Claimants.

AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
Of Pay, Extra Pay, &c,
WASHINGTON, d. o.,
WIN give prompt and efficient attention 10 the
prosecution Of Claims of every description Against
the Government, and make no charge unless sue
oessful.
Both references and charge, for services will be made
satisfactory
ASr Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or di-
sased during the existing war; also for the widow
and orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while in the United States ser
vice; also, bounty Money for the heirs at law OF solder
deceased during the existing war.
wArding business
The highest prices paid for Land Warrants
Address
THOMAS II. LLOYD,
Ah0rnryfOr Gdihtana,
No. i76 Seventh street
Washington, d U
y. b. Editors OF papers publishing the above care
charges. IN IL
dAo l9--S
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
THE ELOPEMENT.
THE ELOPEMENT,

Synopsis Of Incidents. 81
ACT lst.-MATED
Miss Corney Astounded. Learning 10 Love Rich
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Something to Roast and to Foil Mr. CaTlyle repels
an insinu.tion. The Warning, B..ri.
RA mn snHE, E.vn 4 Jealous Jealous Fang
Supposed Lapse oi Seven Year.
ACT ID TEMPTED.
fsnss RsTs,.o Lsvscp At East Lynne Captain Thorn
a. AheVeis,i9n. Inc Anniversary Lady Isabel uu-
TN Il ELOPEMEN
Supposed Lap,e OF Ore Year
ACT Tad-REMoRsE
Barbsras Dream. An Unsolved My,tery. Mia,
Corney takes Cold in the Iieat
MIDNIGHT INVASION OF EAST LYNNE.
The Story of George Hall johns Murder
Remorse. Sir Francis Leyison, Baronet. The Bop.
arAion. Lady Isabel Takes Up Her
Cross. Alone-For Evermore
Supposed Lapse Of Two Years
ACT 4th-ExILED
Barbars,s Heart at Rest. An NJ. +. for Yves,
Lynne, Miss Corney undertakes u Political Can.
as' ius Of Hns Re%rmbsred Air itnn
salute '''' '''"e' 'e''Se'
Arrest Of Sir Francis LeyiSOn for Murder.
Joyce Startled The Death Bed Secret
RETRIBUTION
Supposed Lapse Of Two Months
ACT 9th DEATH,
Conviction of Sir Francis Leyison The Hare
Family Miss Corney Exchanges Adieu
with IN Old Acquaintance
Startling Discovery Lady
Isabel Lays Down
Her Crosa.
THE FAREWELL UNTIL ETERNITY
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Private Boxes, 80; Dress Circle, 90 cents .,rches
ra Chairs, 10 cents; Family Circle, 70 cents Cvnr,d
Gallery, % cents; Colored Parterre, so cents
Doors open at "a O'Clock. Performance com
mehoes nt cloch nov Il
The national Republican., 1862-11-06

HAY FOR SALE
II 1000 Bales Of VERY SUPERIOR TIMO
THY HAY for sale, in lots to suit purchasers
MORGAN Il RHlNEHART,
oot Sl-lW Foot OF G street
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
WANTS.

pONES AND CAMP GREASE WANTED
- The subscribers will pay the highest market
price for any quantity OF Bones ana Camp Grease
delivered at their mill, loot OF q street
cot al-eOdlm MORGAN Y RHINEnART
The national Republican., 1862-11-06
ToIHvGNroKs AND rArssvnEs.
MUM h CO, ,proprietors Of the Sss,utne Am<y,ssr.
anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II f. NJ II s.

wan Ssrteen Years s1perten1 IN The business.
Refer TO Hon. Judge Mason, Won. Joseph Holt
Hon W. ID. Bishop ex' COMMISSIONER OF Patents,
and to more than hfteen thousand inventors who
ent Agency,
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mail.
msil.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination In United States Patent
Office, So.
ton eorntI oi y and Seventh streets, opposite tie
Pstno- o'Nn~ usT IL sn,iV
LSDwARD LHCnyv,
Il II % @ * h T. EH ~ ln Esy
No. 27l Ps~~ssiuas,a aos., Washim9it.r, u. q.
Hooa eouaa Y ssssl sssls. lzCksx.Ala IN,
The national Republican., 1862-11-06

WANTGD--At the New York EmpIoyment
w Agency Otice, No. bll Ninth street, near IA
avenue, TWENTY FIVE (2b) WHITE aud col.
OkED GIRLS, with good references, ~ Cooka
Chambermaids, Laundress,s, Waitressrg, i.ura
and Seanstresses. Also young Colored Meu to yui
on tables In Private Families or tiotels ALu unni
ed houses Immediately with or without Furniture
employers In want OF good heip, will find II 10 their
advantage to call
my 2S.u n. H. MILLER