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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
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irb unUersuS8 setetG un6 bic ope &raft ieber tetse
tt DteieS urtbdre 2etten mete8 6d8 2eben eenb unb
bic @be unb Ha6tpmmsntaft urmSsli9 madt tf.ott bds
QprS 3erer bic tbren 2eceni6dten nnbepanen frDbaen
T. Sr, uIuem u etras Snsn e onS bur
Strttren Neberf4ldsen int 5arn 5tetN uab drbere llr
laden ensben tans, IS IL e bod etHemtteils cine OIse
beS Ntsbranbts Ger ehelen Sreane g8er aber trn es
Iduenen baB ee ra Der Grseuss eber Denen rerIs
rem mira bic @ beimlien &afern erseben ais bon Ssns
be ba wetfe fnb.
BE Sfftct: NO. 7 Sib.6rtbertdfr.,
lteben Tblren bon 8alttmcrefr., Ultlt@e Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Nlan merle iG @amen unb Sausnuntinsr, Senn unpen-
be unb trgerihe Na5ntaHer, ourttrbene unb 9etenlpe
Quadalber, S&ubfder, Stieelipt6ier Srabenreiniser
rnb 3apenpu$er II. NJ. nennen Bb reeeimdbee Mer3e
Iauern aneespeen bon Dr. SrtnfpnS m in Der Ndbt.
N8. &ae Srtefe ntaiien etnen YTt-Stamp entbalten.
@tne 6etluus in 2 8a8en 3uSeF@ert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
SunDe MGnnsr,

bepnbsts ele be Cper eneS sebeimen 2derS eewSrben
nb, bas jdbrl 10 psle Gaulenbe In en Su rub.s Grab
reiBt mee bur lire erbdtenen Tdlente tnS entpdeen
0erdnbe8tr0e NIT benz Oeuner ber Oeretdmtet ben ST.
nat egter uo Der 2eter bejdubernce Tone enpdt tdbn
rplrfen, tHDaen Td) nit bplem 8ertrduer rdben,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25

Or. Spnfrn I'll ttr eiulis reselmlei8 sebtlbete Nrjt
eloer bic Sels bon sewen Srantbstien anlest Setne
Wittel nib 8ebautna lno allen Nnteen ednaltd uube.
tann gr beranseStet bon einem Ssben, nel6e8 Ct in
beu erSBten Sppttdern @urDpaS un6 lem erfen oes 3d
bes aubradte, nGmlt6: gnslant Nrdntred nnb In hem
BlcGlep QbilateIpbta IT, 10. unb bat etnt dusSebetn
tere pratis ais dle dnberea Merste Der QDelt
Der peler ii Der peee bes Dr. SpbnitOn aubetm eibt
Fam fe perrauen aU ne @bre ais MaHn nnb eine Sc
16idli6tettG GlS MrSt.
H- Office: SO. z 9 Io- TreSertd Hrsbe. Infer
Sanh bon Balttmprefr., aeben Ser ,t&rbeiterbale."
6auttranEbetten trerDsn IGneu SsbetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
Serrenflei0er'aDen,
K8eh'%rattftraEe Sto. ass unS 35s

KSeft'%rattftraRe So. ass nnS 35SK.
Waeiuen seebrteu i5reunben uuS bem gu6litum made
i'd bieruit bic An3eise, bab i bns loon felt 9a5reu an
beem Pase eta6lire @ei6Gft bernrmmen babe unb BE-
Snbis elm rei@6a9es Eager bon I&Snen iOb aearbei.
teten SerrentIebern neueer Bacon gu ben befen re>
len bperdt9iS HaLten uub aud ipIe ou 9eelung anfer-
tiSn tperbe. Gtoe fr WinterrSde unb Scien5euse In
aen Sprten uub 3u alien Yreiieu. iserner cine 4uss
watl &eSeniGirrne, StSde &C.. ionic ale in biees Sad
eini6laseube NrtiteI
a Ile SefeIunsen perben Frompt, biGiS uub in
tar3efer Ssrif unSefertist perbeu.
81. e. Batter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
Sr oSBhuitnu,

WaieS bes 5nis6en &plesiums Der g8untdrts in 2pn-
bpn rabutrr etne8 Der eren mb3nii6en @pGeeten Der
Ser Staaten ber e6atn atctl eineS 2ebeus IN ben
SeIpdlern bon 2pabrn, parts ptilapelpDa u6 anberen
Stdbn 3usebra Bat stut9 Der tpunbebaren Setluneen
rolenbet, BON beuen bic Gei8it her Ws6tn weB lln-
Sabee 9etrenb bic an Obrenauen Nero6at rn6 anber'n
Rranfbten Iitten ple g. aud, Die Bel p6blt9eu &C.
rdui6en 3u ebr errefen, bic gu rt erStbn BEL sernsen
Rletntateteu II. (. ~ lpurben aueenbliGltb gebetlt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
llTtssel ttr prelit.

Die Oele &dutnte, mete rdtrenb Der lebten ebensetn
Sabre In oieer Nnfat trt pu ben unb bic Mer1e mid.
tieer muntdrstlt4n Srerarnen pelde Or cbnfCn aus
flbrte nb tenen ee une oele aubere
alen untsrride rurr, unb enb6 In 8e6us auf Ietncn
@boralter ais @breamlnn III Bug Gu @paratter nb @e-
pienta f9iet ur HeitenfeN cine tinrciheube Geribrs
letung.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
DR.. Johnston,
Der etn,tss Nr3t, pslGsr un,eiBt.
Baltimore SOasSOfptt6G.
3ur unterb<iduns bet Qunflalbsrei etabltrt.
Der etn3tse plob in Der gBslt, 100 ltAere,
fHuelle unb 9riinDliGe Rureu IN
Der etn,iss Nr3t, wsIGsr anjsigt.
: l1ntsrOyadana ber Quadlalberet etabltrt.
. aebeirten &ranfhetten

sentat perten ais ta nb: SeueuneSundbettit Sdodte
in benz &den unb ben ltebern @ntsn6uusen Der teren
naO Slas, @SSnsnsrPtsbSn9sn sg%dde Der ssrosn gs-
fdwae. Ser3tUpn, Sid dernbet 3ittert, Iussnl6wdde,
SwinteG, Sppfi8mer;, @nt3Gnbun9 res Sdes, Der Nde
Der 2uee beS YRd9enS ber @tnsepebe unb aler jener
1lebel be espiieu sebeimen swObnte Ser Susenb
pe&e bren Opern sefibrGter nb dlS Der Sirenen &C.
fang ben @edbren bes plie8 berrbrer unb menn ntdt
seitis 9etetlt werSe TIRE elineube pinunsen oernt
tene Sd,tpdde Der Contribution berrorbrneen bic @te
mSaIi mafeu ub su!tst ten G6rper unb Gtrr er6ren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25

bbenten, RAE Elm senHer G sin tutsr &Srstr bte
nUtbwentt9eu @rDrbernile :ur etelinen @ludicefeit
limb a rpne titie wrO bic &ee e8 2et9nS ur trauriBen
9il9erlutr 0e 9luaiGsn res 9eb,n8 periuern M filc.
lid bic sle mtrb ererIen YerJmciiung unb
landUltIbcn Setrndtun8eu bas ms tie Ererer relobe
&btere seneEeu Derme9ert 1nn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
GDitpr's 2eibem.

Oar Mon4sr esrtt, msnn bic 3situne or
ltest,
gBte letht 10 stn 9I6tthcn 3u letten 1T
S6rtet' nur Der NlialIer, mas Mllen
stfdut
60 mar lstne 3ettuns bic bette Der Wslt.
Dob lieSt man tie purh - man muE 60
qeteb'n,
81 nihts BON Snt' tslie bdrtn 3u srlebn.
Drum bSret, ibr 1qplsr, Elm pentg In
Hub',
gBas man Sud r,lG6It reht onr6Atig IL.
SIN Sptessl erl6ausa ioGt Ielblt 9br GuG
uHc prafen. Oh 9sbe IN man wtllfabrtn
tann.
Gtlt tOmmt ba sin Md9rIetn, re6t 3isrli@
uno I6Gn,
Die 3situns Inn 6durGen, bas Nsu'ae gu
leb'n.
Sts leBt f6 auf'S SOpba, blidt RIGttg tns
glatt .....
unb tuirft es BEL Ssts vNsin, pas bab' Id
1att
Son 9tsbl6often III bod
SetR WSrt&en erpG6nt,
SD CLAUDE, aulsst nod
Btrb's Siilien perpTnt
6isr ltnb @sbi@te llnO bort ne @el6tGte
Bonn Srtegt 1no Srie6en,
NrcWlIe lIno SSlaoen.
Du4 ntAtS iGt bortn ylo9 meinem Stnn,
Retn Wtcuic, EGeater. @rnsert uoer 8nll.
Das 8latt IGaf' id ob &nuu Obsr SAT-!
3undhlf sin oar ernlter Yolititer tritt,
Die 8riQ' auf btr ytale, nit wGrbieem
@Arttt,
Die Dole iset Dfueno, gum Ynlte beran
llnb i6nupfst, banu 1Gnst er 3u leIen erF an.
6ter itsbsn bic 9ftbsa llno Ribtse Tebcen,
DepeIheu, Oebatten,
Sntriguen, Suppliten,
pOlthlher Strett Nuf iebtr Sett'.
DuG wtc tr bic fpGtslfe NaGrtGt luOirt,
90 fpriGt sr: vgBte i9ls6t 1T taS 8latt
rDt9irt !"
0cn Iaent, pa8 beute man 9eeue8 er.
fGbrt
ST n@t buS Gerin0ite men 6elIer nur
wertb !u
Oa8 8lutt bann cine dltltde Sunafer erz
sreift,
llnb neil Ite br6 INNER germ tlatI9et
unb fetft,
Sc lu9t Fe 3uerlt bic Stanbale bet
Staot
llnb rufst oNb pfui bod gBie inbelitat!" "
@eri9tlid3e Safe, Steocuten u. 8dlle,
6pd;eitcn limb Nlcrce,
@etpr'ne, 0erfcrb'ne.
Die leIet Iie all' Nuf leoen T1u,
l1nb ipenn lie nit 2eien gu Gnbe oana 1T
Sp rii1lpft iie bic Nale ,Wenn i4 eS
nur wiBt',
gBie Semanb bies 8latt bier nod lGn9er
befellt,
Das ni4ts ais Bios Spd3eit unb Sinb-
tauf' entbdlt
Der Qoubmunn teidpert liA, Die 3eituns
Iie Ipri@t
Reln WSri4en bonn &crnprei8 brum mag
er lfe ntdt.
Der @eifliae msiut, frippl iei ras 8latt,
Orum Ihidt er benz Sdreiber men ernlflt
den Hatb !
limb hunbert BON Sla9en
@eb'n tdslid i9m gu,
Die muB ct ertraeen
@ebulbig in Stub,
8cr N0em erlt aber ba8 9 d ! III N It e
gar if
gSenn Otun6er bic 3eitunS gu SAB en-
perstBt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
0elbsiratbste VerIonen,

uter SOGe rsl8e M 3u otrbetratbsn btnbIdsen, unb d
pbs6er S&wdGe Uber eueS anSeren 5inberntes bewust
fnb, paten unceriusti Or. ScbnApn ;u 8obe 3teten.
Qae nternte eeesn bte 6te. pbbIIe pbet eeft9e 3er
rdtrns &ei3bartt Der STE pen 3ern unb e6wdde SDer
@f6Dptune Der kbrefliitsn Nr trerben dnea furirt.
Oerjentse weler h her Bebaubluns unb NIrirree bon
Dr. pbnStpn untsr3tet fdnn tbn ais einem G6renndne
pbne ur6t @ ancertrdue urb 3Hcertlt Guf letne drst
Itdte @ehidldfeit perIaer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
0unas Qtute,

pDn bpn &euten Dber in S6ule erueu unb beren Sol
gen lie oInd&tIi9 fpren ieb i'm S6lais, burt prlutip
nen bic, unaetGett bic Gbe unmbsltb MAIDEN uni
S6rper unb 9e serf6ren ou otrr bic n6tt9tn ltt
te tun Spe 9eriDneu inisu, terpr Tie eneten In tit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25
@etft8.

Die i6refbten @trtunsen bes 2ders Fno iebr Su fltA
ten. @erlu bes ebd6tniieS 8erturrunS Der S6et, Sc
brudtbei Der @er8trdfte, b6e NbnuuSen Nbntieun9
Der @eie@aft vudt nu6 Gtniamtete, ARBtrGnen 9e3er
l6 ieIbf SmdtIamtstt u. H. nb etntse Der dIinmer
Splae.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-25

GbGrGeS ESaItexs
10. 3S7 DsStr., Der StabtbaGe ae9euabeE
Haf6tnetDn G. 9.
e1lrNsbItHd6 GsS
srtebensri&tery EHentltGer ROtar, epn'
u,lTas Der Court pI Claims unc Der cer'
Jdyiebenem Staaten Der linton.
- bs.1 his Toro,,uo BON Wosentsn, Reiepdicn. Icutt
gstrsibyf,a BON xcr6ssnsea ca Sns es'
.tSISs urb ouSerssrstide 9apeIe els Dsees' Senlss,
R8roaa.S BDIImats H. +. tD an esfcfnsrI p@asssTs va
fnteiaroen nas asaslHnasn Scr gsSeT't stee anc VI
urGpE. = . ~. srh.,.hs r,,
gNsswcssrl Soy 0--Io llSr skoraesgS nm vSonsisuq>
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Ge|cnDere ,u bead,ten (!

Or. Srtnfpn bttet aQsn Denen ieine lfe an teGe fd
Sur pl6e eebetne unS undtIrli6e @et Srper ser.
6renbe r bic Mrbet bte @eea4ae unt tte @ye unfGta
madenbe Safer 9etpItt tabeit.
er rb etniae rdureen unt tetfasenSpertbtn SOL
gen tcr fr1en 1eprbnbten RES 9afers: Sdw DE I'M 9t-
fen unb ben @ebern, Smersen i'm Gopf Sdpd6e ht8 Ge-
tS gerlu ber GRu ferd 6erjtlCpien. uetb6fe lnrube
agenl1mddc, llnprbnuna Ter SerSauunss dnae.
meine @nttraftun8, Symphonic Ter Shwtnhiudt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21
w A b N g TON TIL EATER.
J. Grau's New Italian Opera Company.

MR: GkAU respectfully announces that he will
THFEE GRAND opERArIC CONCERTS.
WITH GRAND SCENES FROM OPERAS
, ~ IN COSTUME,
ON MONDAY, tt ESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY
NOV. 23D, 24TH, AND 9th.
On which occasion the following Eminent Artists
will appear on the same evening:
MADAME SOPHIE VERA LORINI
the celebrated Prlma Donna and Lyric t ayedienne
from the principal Opera Houses in Europe Her
hrst appearance in this city.
MILE PAULINE CASPRI.
the distinguished Cantatrice. Her hrst appearance
in this city
MILE MORENZI.
the favorite Contralto
sIGNoR LUIGI STEFAN,
the celebrated Tenor.
sIGNOR MORELLI,
the REM wed Baritone.
Conductor and Musical Director. 80. Sig MI ZIO
Programme FOR MONDAY.
PART FIRST.
Grand Concert-By all the Artistes
PART SECOND-IH COSTUME.
The Second Act of LUCRETIA BORGIA
With VERA l.ORIkI lin her celebrs ed character
of LuCRETIA BORGIA,1 Sig. SFEFANI, and
Sig. MOkELLI.
Orchestra ana balcony: G1.5O
ParQuette and Dress Circle. 100
90 Seats for the Orches and Balcony may be
secured, without extra charge, at MetZerott's
Music store, No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue Sale
of tickets to commence on Friday, Nov. Goth.
no 49, lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

last week to get some ginger tea for lis cold,
but by mistake got hold OF a bottle Of prepara-
ticn for removing grease, &c, from clothes; hs
did not discover his mistake until the next
morning, when he found there was nothing left
OF himself but skin and bones, the preparation
having eaten up every particle OF fat on his
body-Ban10r Times,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

~ " Sam," said an interesting young mother
to her youngest hopeful, "do you know what
the difference is between the body and the
with, the body carries you about This lis your
body (touchipg the little fellows shoulders
and arms) but there is something deeper in,
you can feel it now. What is 1t 70 "Oh!1
know,' said Sam, with flush Of intelligence
In his eyes, "that's my flannel shirt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

GREAT PRNssYLvANIA ROUTE, eta Baltimore aad
AsTriskarg, to the North and Wea.-Two trains
time-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further Information apply at the ONCE
Of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
days from to p. m.
Sc II IL Z. o. MORTON, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21
Auction SALES.
FUTURE DAY9.

W. o. MeGuR1 & 90. Au,tioueers.
TWO 11Ak1 DWEtLING.HoUsE0o on rHs
ff1f Ss,:nS.I ss
" g e ss Nc
send aSa q S:a,i
Slovse ~ TWO nsas Two-atory Frame Dwelling.
ALSO, IMMEDIA9BLY APfKR,
kot 40; In Square No. as, frontins loo feet on
sasSs fs.s issis
Terms: One u isd cash the rem ainder In six snd
we've months. With ints :est, secured BY deed cf
nois ). 9 M,su1Rs co.. Aucts.
A ssIsTANr QUARTERkAsT1Reo o11Ic1J
c01S Ts,s;us,s. sss 1,Sery ;Nsssnd Ne, l.
t6s 8 and
.nd and wfsnsE sseSnd
ss unds for public ssrvios eonsstinx in palso
Scrap Iron and Leather. saddles, Brides,
Parts q Hsrnefs and WAGONS.
Tentes ! ooi6, and In pfem6nte,
Terms cash. in Government funds
80 ' cHARLass iis'H 4. r16iMpK1Ns,
noD Captain AID Quartsrmaster, q. 8. A.
MARsH Halls eALE.-In virtue Of writ Of fPieri
it.
ssls Tor eash iI trept ef the court HOUSE door Of
I.It 1855 st O'CLOCK NJ, ali asisndanss s0sIIei rinnt
and interest in and to the east half Of
lot No 4, In Square No IA in the city Of Wa.h-
I'M provements thereon, seized and levied upon as
properly Of Michael Mallory, and viii be sold to
satisfy Judicfss No 100, to Januasy term 1854. In
80 WARD b. LAMON,
noIs B. Marshal. d. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

reign of I1hsen Hnne,- was enrlreiy -u1fa1rgef
because the Duchess Of Marlborough spilled q
few drops of tea on Mrs Masham's buff gown.
The gown eve use the ancient name) was
spoiled, and Mrs. Masham, being favorite
indignant at the injury, or what che conceived
to be An ins ult, persuaded the Queen to q
change of fministry, and an alteration OF policy
in the whole administration Of the 60 yern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

A NEW PRoJEcr.-The present high price Of
coal is suggesting many expedients for econo-
mixing its use. Mr.. Harper, Of the Philadel-
phia city councils, proposes q committee TO
inquire into the feasibility OF warming houses
from a central source, and supplying the citi-
zens with heat as gas is now supplied. The
committee TO make the Inquiry into the matte.
was appointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

- Four towns in Barnstable county, Mass. :,
have raised, the present season, $3.50 barrels
OF Cranberries, which were sold for 1856, ,66O2 Is.
Hsrwich taks the lead, raising 2 697 barrels,
selling for SET, a34.5G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21
NKQRlf EIsHAal!

SA1ayisas's Gih 10 the most certain, nafe and
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days.
Aad recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner-
Al, no balSAm, no mercury. Only ten Ran9 % be
taken. It IL the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Hale Dsck.
ages, 81; female, O..
Sasrarstaa's Roof asd HsrS Jriess.1 Iositive
snpas anofs' Tetters, &c Price &l, or six bottles
sor 0S. Bold By 3. o. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BROOKEs ENGLIsa AND PRENoH
lEl Boarding and Day School, No. L 80 Penn av.,
Seven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenth
menee on Monday, esptember 7sth, 1858. Oircuiars
can be obtained ct the bookstores and Of the Prin
cipal seA-3m~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

w. NJ FIsHBAcK, mem. er of the Cen ven =
non which voted Arkansas out of the Uuion in
1861, spoke at Union meeting at Little Rock
on the 3Ist nit. He said: 81 am natiy. o.
Virginia, and an old resident OF this s ate 1
have been one Of you. The same direction has
been given to my prejudices. / was ta1ght to
believe, and did believe, that everything man
ufactured in New England was made 10 cheat
with: that the religion of the paOp'e was hy-
pocrisv; that their touch was conta nination
Fellow .citiZ ms, have seen New En- Gland and
lis people. have heen welcomed at rha houses
of the rich-an exile, without decent coat to
my back, or money in my rocket. hav. al
ways met the warmest Southern hospital ty a.
the houses of their middle ella see; and, nv
fellow citizens, in the sense of the word, they
have no poor
/ have walked with awe and a condemnipe
cor scierc ce thr' uyh the school houses tunnd at
every cor ner of cross road saw her barren
hills covered with plenty; 1 saw her sturdy
sons-every one OF them an educ ca led man
hasten to shoulder their muskets and place
themselves in the ranks of the defenders of
their country; and heard them make excuses
Tor the South, much in the spirit that q KIND
elder brother would for their wild younger
brother; and discovered, as you have, that
tney are not towards. And, fellow citlzens,
New England is representative OF the North
The spe ech was Of nearly two hours length,
and the speaker concluded by saying that there
was no power on earth or below il that could
destroy this Cover sment, for twenty millions
OF people, like those Of New England, have
sald-thas Union must and shall be preserved 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21
GAS FITTING, kc,

-" GAS Futures.
w Have In Store, and are daily roooIvinG, GAS
IIXTuRlS Of entirely Now Patterns and besisn1
Rnd Hinish superior In style 10 anything heretofore
o6ored In this market
We invite oitisens generally 10 cell and examine
our stock Of GAS and WATzR YIXTURlS, feeling
eonGaent that Ne have the best selected stock In
WAsAinston.
- AM Wes In the above line intrustsd 70 o.,
mar ~ MYERS 4 acda1h. s7o street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

Rvv,,,,MAy MAyoa,s os.IcE, Ney; y, 1881
CiLS. and in aeoordanos therewith, ihaI offer for
sale Tor ce.h, to the hishest bidder, on WkDNxS
the 25th instant, in front Of the City Hail. ut
the hour Of H.. the exclusive right and privilege
fret day ofJnly. 1854 for the purpose Of wei9ain
a.y stlax fSdds5 oats in the straw, and live stock,
NO. = street north, at its intersection with
vermont avenue ana 18th street west
No; 2. Looisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west
No. s In front Of the Northern Market, at inter-
section Of New York avenue and Z street north
No. 4. Corner OF Maryland Svenue and Third
street east.
No. 5. In front Of Anaeostia Engine. house.
The following ID the tariff of rates which the pur-
cbasers are entitled to ceve For every 10 I'd Of
hay straw, fodder, oats In the straw, one
thousand pounds or less. IS cents over one thous-
ana pounds, 30 cents and for each and every
bundle, bale, package of the same 10 cents ; for
weigh ing live stock, two cents for every hundred
poundf.
with All the pt toviaions of the approved 2Ist OF
February, 1853 entitled An'ct to .sblish pm olie
hay scales and for other purposes.
nois RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor.
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MINIS DRESS SUITS,
Yosth's Dress Sxits.
Gild1ens' Dress Sxifs.
MEMS Business Sxiss.
YOUTHS Business Ssits.

NOAH WALkER& l. Co., 36s Penn avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing. is now ready for inspection It 10
comprised Of An assortment of gentlemens and
msterisl. trimming and yorkship;
TO those who study excellence with economy In
fashionable srlieles Of dress, an opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
reduced prices. 90 S-im
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ODD Pc L VS. HALL,
MISS CHRIsT1ANA SCHMIDT,
Iht Celebrated Female Vtol;niu
viii give
GR ID A G RE D CON NCERT
SUNDAY EVENIRG, Nov "a, 1853,
ODD FELLOWb' HALL 7th st.
-- ASSISTED
NINE F. SCHMIDT MR.. WAGNER MR. JUNG
NICKEL, MR.. WOLF. Mr.. LEIFOLD
Tickets 30 cents. to be had st the Music stores,
ans on the evening at tb 9 door. Doors open at !
o cock; to commence at8 no 10. 3t*
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

~rcfp ApIp yMDnOvpN DDoDVDIV 10n
S& ,.ahna w. - nnOf MI EUn
e.. kun1ys1 ~" ~ sSty snIee ~, IN sluxsS
~ ~ - ~ nssy sevee leof i4esse
street !first street now being gradedpwish .
'front.' OF IghU t80) 1851 ON each street; improved
With We story and Basement Cottage built
BRICK HOUtE With large rooms, bath rosm,
il early application 10 made at No. jO4 Pennsyiva-
MIA Avenue, " near Third street
mo m ------.--,- =, - :.
~, :. A AnssRecsaoie prlvtse Sami,y desire, 70
let nfS0 third. story FRONT ROOM, Fur
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

0TgetOtrR. u. c.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PIRST GLASS
PRIvArE REsIDEEcE IN 9EoRSlrowH AT AUc.
fIoN N-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nov 9th 1888
at o. lock p will sell, in front OF the premf,
seq, on the northeast corner of Gay an Green
streets, that Valuable and Desirable Private Resi-
denee. The Dive ling contains l3 excellent rooms,
bath room. servants room, cellar, &c. Gss and
water through The House and all the modern inn.
proyements, rle Lot fronts g. feet on Gay street,
rupninE bark 80 feet on q reen street. With an ex
cehent stable in the rear. This pro ,erty ofara
rare opportunity for an investment or Is priv ate
Possession given i'm media,eIy.
little inoisputabIe
Terms: One third cash balsnce iu s, Il, and ls
months. &c cured by deed Of trust on the premises
purchasers. Va WV
nol7 THOS DOWLING Ann%
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SIXTH STREET
l. y WEST; BEIxEEH SOUTH g AND sTRREr-On
on the premises. we shall sell Lot No 80, in Square
46s fronting 25 feet on Sixth street west between
u AND streets, Island and running back 100 feet
to % foot alley, i'm proved by Two story Frame
D.ellng house, containing five rooms,
Telms cash.
pol7 i q NclrJRu m A,.<.
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wA..Ax11Dz 70 0g1H = sIx DAIs:s5Dr: aodfreyh
Standing, v1n cure Goso.yAas d sig 6eys. No
ehanee q diet required Pries d per hett1s. Sold
Nsshinston. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. 50 e-N
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COLUMBIA O0RNIT AND STRING BAND
- ~ Ins Sd SSndsfssnsd !sspscttos e anhoHncs.
for Private Parties. Balls. Pic Mos, PaEaAes,
1xhibitions. stc., with any humber ct Musicians 3
At John 1ssmans, corner Of PennsZ Zlxa ania avenus
and 9Th street east. H1NRY LEHMAN,
se9 SIM
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0R0NER'9 THE
(sNwsyJpasss avenue. near Witsr1s' Hotel.
LHoAAAD 01ovBn... 100000. Director

1 = 80
| oRovER'9 TAEATER,
| lss.sy!sasss avenue. near Rilsssds Hotel.
LsoaAAD 0Hovsa... Director.
| E1sHrIENfH NIGHT
iSS;' %
& &ot HIs rsso bsg bssg;srHs 8 4 Z SI'iss' 5shok &
The sola Ro6ser and Highxayman Of Hnsland Of
,H.R tfs Nv fisetsSs55th sPtS5ai SosnS1ssKkss SssKkss1oH
ompiled from Ainsv orth 8 great novel
and the criminsi calender.
JACK sH1ppARD.
jack hsppaIa. ne ASrrensies - NV" asss Wss.s.n
Q. Monday 1ss Ss si,h;, !. Y; great { dram. of
Oh. TIE 1ATI OF THE ooou1rTa.
Rass o. 1Admissions--Dress aud Parsnst Circles
20 carts; 0fchestra Chairs IS cents; Family Dir
Gle cents. esats secured during the day st the
Dors open ~: Overture ct N
FoRD'g NEW THEATER,
TINfH sTREET. ABOVE 4.
i hod, street Fs.:ssr -Bs
rHssw1ysiHb s1yiH f'eHF sisEFnns Fl
NH. Harry VI rEAa.os.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 81,
The psrformanes eommeness With the. excellent
rHs fasi ash&sT iSPesHsien sfsi Of fni'tlfd Pas1s
rHs I,ffhs fFi,i''s s1ps1rs.
PocA-Hor;TAs t14s1T = afSsV SSs;is SAVAGE,
oohLifs isvIHsE:s sAMh: PRINCE,
And other gems