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FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, Nov. 17.-The steamer Teutonia
arrived here at half past five O'Clock on Mon
day evening. There Is no regular dispatch.
The following is from Liverpool papers of
November S:
The cotton market opens quiet, and the de-
preston still continues. The sales probably
5000 bales. Consols steady at 92xa92x for
account; Confederate cotton loan, 6iaS6
The directors OF the Bank of England have
raised the rate Of discount
Admiral Jones had notified the Federal
steamer kearsage to leave Cork harbor in
The Kearsage was coaling all Tuesday night.
It is said she is watching blockade runner at
Colk.
BOMBAY, Oct. l4-The Alabama is cruising
in the Bay OF Bengal.
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0.-T.-la0o.-x.

Prom the army hospital-the bloody battle
nsId-the mansion Of the rich and humble abode
of the poor-from the ofice and the sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys and
far-on islands Of the ocean-from every nook
and corner Of the civilized worlds pouring
IN the evidence Of the astonishing effects Of
BRAKE'sPL BIrTERs. Thou
sands upon thousands Of letters like the fol-
lowing may be seen at our office:
RsDsBURY, Wis, Sept. 10, 1853.
~ have been in the army hospi-
sais for fourteen months-epeechless and nsar-
Iy dead. At Alton, ILL.,, they gave me q bottle
Of Plantation Bitters. \ Three bottles
restored my speech and cured me.
q. II. FLAUrR-"
South WARSAW, O., July %, 1863.
~ y One young man, who had been
aeh and not out OF the house for two years
with Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $3.50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles of your Bitters. y
EDWARD WoUNALL.''
The following is from the Matron of the
Union Home School for the Children Of Volun-
teers:
RAvEMRYRR MANsIos, 57TH SrRKRr,(
kkW YORK, August 2, 1863
"DR. DRAKR: Your wonderful Plantation
Bitters have been given to some of our little
children suffering from weakness az weak
lungs with most happy effect One little girl,
IN Partic ular, with pains in the head, loss of
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted,
has been entirely restored. We commenced
with but tsaspoonful of Btters day. Her
appetite increased; strength and health follow
81
Respectfully, MRS o. NJ. DHvoE'
- I owe much to you, for 1 verify
believe tie Plantation Bitters have saved my
lie.
REV. W. H. WAGGoNER, Madrid, N Y"
* Thou wilt send me two bottles
more of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has
been greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, Asa CUi.RTN, PhiIade phia Pa"
"s have been great sufferer rom
dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
- The Plantation Bitters have cured
REV. J. S. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
49, Serd US twenty -four dozen more
ofyour Plantation Bttters, the popularity Of
which are daily increasing with the guests Of
our house. SYKR, CHADWICK Il Go.
Proprietors Willard's Hotel Washington, D. O."
49, have given the Plantation Bit.
tsrs 10 hundreds of our disabled soldiers with
the most astonishing effect.
G.. W. ID. ANDREWS.
superintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati, Or
~ y The Plantation Bitters have cured
me Of liver complaint, of which was laid up
PROSTATE and had to abandon my business.
II. B. kIsssLKY, Cleveland, o."
"s = The Plantation Bitters have cured
ne Of arrangement OF the kidney and urina-
~ organs that has distressed me for years. It
Acts like a charm.
U. q. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Go,
PSI Broadway"
&c, DC, &c, &c,
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From the Department OF New Mexico
Pursuit Ell the Nayaioe Indians

WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-GAssoaiated Press
Dispatch. lit appears from the off cial reports
from General Carleston, commanding the de-
paTtment of New Mexico, that the California
and New MeSican volunteers are securing the
Territory and penetrating the haunts of the
Navaioe Indians, destroying their villages aud
crops, and making capture OF persons and
their stock Owing to the scant supplies of
grass and water operations are to be made in
detached parties on foot, which plan of cam
paign Is to be continued during the winter.
The NavaJOe tribe have been more severely
punished during the past summer than ever
before. They have been closely hunted in
almost every direction by the troops, and of
late by The Apache and Pueblo Indians. In the
large extent OF country which has been ira yeled
over This antumn every evidence tends to show
that these 1ndisns have no longer a permanent
abiding place, but are fleeing from one point to
another in continual state of fear
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W AsHIN TON EArER.
J. Grau's New Italian Opera COMPANY,

give in this city
iHKEE GRAND CONCERTS,
WITH GRAND SCENES FROM OPERAS,
ON MONDAY, T, ESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY
NOV. 23D. path, AND 25TH
Or which occasion the following Eminent Artists
VIII appear on the same evening:
MADAME SOPHIE VERA LORINI
the celebrated Prima Jonna and Lyric TT gedenne
from the principal Opera Houses in Europe. Her
FIRST appearance in this city.
MILE PAULINE CASrRI.
the distinguished Cantatrice. Her frat appearance
in this city
MILE MORENZI
the fay orite Contralto
SiGNOR LUIGI STEFANI
the celebrated Tenor
sIGNOR MOBELLI,
the REM wed Baritone
Conductor and Musical Director. .Six MI ZIO
ADMI SION.
Orchestra and Balcony. ............. Sl 5o
Parquette and Dress Circle. ............... | on
Parterre. re.............. ,.......... 5o
~ Seats for the Orchestra and Balcony may be
Music store, S89n avsffitsSa: tits
of tickets to commence on Friday, Nov. goth.
lW
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From Fortress Nonroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. IA large lot OF
beef, pork, flour, meal, and other stores for our
soldiers now in Belle Island and Libby pris-
ons, arrived this morning from The Bali
more American Relief Fund" and was imme-
diately reshipped on board the steamer Con.
voy, and left for City Point at IL M III charge
OF Col. Irving.
7. Woodbridge, merchant OF Norfolk,
was ON trial yesterday before Maj. Bell, Judge
adyocate, for smuggling liquors into this De-
nartment, and was sentenced to Fort Norfolk
Tor six months, at hard labor.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

LdWTFHCtUuf. FISHt-H0ddy| KeDeI
Cavalry at Work.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 16. - Forty-flye
prisoners, among them one captain and three
ieutenants, captured by Major Fitz Gibbou,
Of the lith Michigan, at Lawrenceburg, reach.
ed this city to-day.
The rebel force of Col. Cooper, routed at
Lawrencebnrg. are now endeavoring to cross
the Tennessee river. The country around Co.
lumbia is clear OF guerriiIas.
On the 10th instant, Roddy's rebel cavalry
crossed the Tennessee river and came to Cali.
gula, near Lynnville, on the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad, and DESTROYED two brid ees
and the tire stle work.
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- The Detroit papers are complaining be-
cause the people OF that city have to pay tan
cents pound for their mutton -chps, the same
for spare. ribs, sixty cents q bushel for po-
tatoes, and SO on for other articles entering
into household consumption. they should
live at sprincely prices"
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Important from Mexico-Captars Of Tascs
from the French, &c.

SAN FRANcIscO. Nov. i7.--Arrived, steamer
Constitution, from Panama, with dates from
Mexico, but they are no later thah those al.
ready received. Tasco, ninety miles wastfrom
Mexico, garrisoned by French and Mexican
troops, was captured by guerrillas October D..
and three hundred prisoners were taken, This
is claimed to be the commencement of 3 series
Of movements for harassing the French cut
posts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ VOCAL INSTITUTE
1V1Re. CECILIA YOUNG KRETCHMAR Has
the honor of announcing to her friends and the
public that she will resume her instructions in
Vocal Music at No. 426 llth street, between and
ana p. m. 90 0l-solms
MISS BROOKEg EN9LIsn AND PRENCH
1N Boarding and Day School, No. 1 30 Penn av,
semi-annual session of this Institution viii oon,-
menee on Monday September 3ath, 1865 Circulars
cipal "a H-am~
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T ADIzs' DR1ss FURs.

IL
The undersigned have just opened the largest
STOCK OF Foreign and American FUR Rs ever offered
In this city, such as
udson Bay SABLE, ERMINI, MINK.
FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
IMITATION OF 1RMTNB.
WATkRM1NK. JRHNCH o0oNY,
And other SURs In aets for ladies and shildrsp,
Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and ndsWANSDOWN.
0sntlsnsnS Au1RL1Rs. ROBES. &s 10.
We are also reosiyins daily additions 70 car
stoek Of DRY GOODS, such A.
cLOAK6. eHAWL1. DRlss GOODS. 1NBxOID.
DRI1S, &e.. at small advases for arst eest.
D. ". A1YENBlR0,
80 NArkst evaes,
between IA and eth streets, unisr tie
- Mn Ayeaee Hevae,
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Ihs excellent Family and News JosfAsl
soA.aining . greater variety Of interesting rad
"s man can hs ound In any other, " Published
ON ffiaay morHing
! S.asia S.ine-cssA, invariably IN adsasse
Sa.e sopy' per annum. m..........ef 90
Ten copies '" q =, ~
Twenty Ave copies =. $500. 90 O. E
IL invariably contains ths .Washsngsoa
News" that has made TAs Daily E,emiss Ister
circulate 90 generally throughout tha country.
~ shGle copies Gin wrappers) can h pro-
cured al the counter, Immediately after tina i.
sue of the paper. Price-THR1s OEHrs.
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The Plantation Bsters make the weak strong,
the languid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
tures great restorer. They are composed Of
the celebrated Calissya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Oroix Rum.
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RKTIRHMxKT OF LIEUT.. BRowNKLL.-Lient.
rerular army for his connection with the
Eiisworth- h-Jackson affair, has been placed on
the retired list. The reason, tits said, is par .
tial loss OF voice. 8 4E =
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; The Massachusetts Beuntv Bill.

BOeTOR, Nov. 1.-THE Legisl6tuf0 has pa0se0
the volunteer bounty bill, and will adjourn TO-
"iR hand, or, IL the volunteer choose, y50s ssin
hand" and $50 per month during his term Of
service, and six months thereafter, II he be dts
charged for honorable disability; the same, I'm
case OF deaih, TO be paid 10 his widow or heirs.
The same bounty will be paid veterans who
Te.SHlfAt ~
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A LADY HAyINe q ,aANDsoMs AN0 Dl-
e s.s Or so e .sa
bsth-room, With bot and cold vstsr, and IL COM
= III:
EU1NisalD RQoM FOR RINT-To gentle
ear. s.:. = 8 shs door street. So 0''
A .oDs. .... sSs 5s.as s.sa .s
i?:sse. s:-:.s Z: prem
EOa kEsr-Ths AssEMyLY ROOMS. corner Of
!.s pa5ss. and nsstnss ~ Ps.son, = .shiDs e .sat
on It III i. premises. ss JOSEPH NATHAN.
M MAAYAsI, ..,.s s.ss kos st,I. ooe...ics
'sss!sf Es1: % Il : .s
@ .ss @ .Ss :.n: aisasess rom fs;
On sbs n e. M sss sea
'.' e s for
.sy! !s':: ~
s sassI. 81
oEOnTS ID. NAOnOL6, on the premises.
nol4.lWs
TWO UNFURNIsRED HOUSES FOR sAL1 or
L kent For particulars inquire ofJ. r K1LLY,
No. 361 9Th street, rear /. no l3- lw@
E,OR kENT-Two neatly furnished PARLORS,
ere OF which is used as bed loom; within Ave
miDu tes walk OF the State and Treasury Depart
ments. Inquire 1t 420 Fourteenth street, bet
ano /. no lift
sR Sn Il ssE sf
ven and comfortably Form. he'd. in : retired and
tron, the captol and the DspsItment of the In
ply to THOMAS J. FISHER. at the Store of J. D.
McdnireS Co., corner of 10Th and streets.
noll w
FGR sALn Or ExCaAhs sE.-yalu.ble Lands,
nois Iows .pd Missouri VII Be sold cheap sI-
lqmois, or the loyal part of Virsina or would ex-
change for personal property. Inquire No.
Law Building, Fifth street or address Box 1899.
Post Ohice, Washington, o. @. oc g. i'm
EURNIsKED ROOMS TO LRT-.t $50 Twelfth
PAhLORS, or one PAHLOR and large BED ROOM
Sd,oining, both well furnished; also. several BnD-
hOOMS The location is one Of the most desirable
IN Washington. and within FIVE minutes walk of
Willards' and Kirkwoeds'. No children in the
e0nse. 2a-tf
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Marine Disaster.

1TRoIT, MICH Nov. 1.-THE screw steam.
tr Water Witch, il 10 repor' ed, f.anderSd III
the iaie gale Al Saginaw Bay. All on board
supposed d 10 be lost. g..
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Arr,yuI ., Rloclade wunne,.

Arrival Of Blockade Runners. eAss
BosroN, Nov. 1s.-The blockade runner Cor.
NIL Ia, before reported captured of Wiiming-
ion, N. o., arrived here to night Another
'o' haGe runner, supposed TO be tina r. e. Lee,
iit I'm the anne place, is reported below.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

W GAS FIXTURES.
Wv Have In Store, and are dajlv receiving, 3Ae
sIxEUnne Of ftow FStterns and Designs
end 1iniah superior In style to anything heretofore
o2ered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to cell and examine
our stock Of GAS and WAT1R YIXTURl8, feelina
confident that We have the best selected stock n
Warrington.
~ An Wor L In the above line intrustsd TO or
ARE win bs promptly attended TO-
mar S-n MYERS q Mo6HAN. 37o street.
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TRIIsAAR-Protsctedb By Royal Letters Patent
L Of I'm. land and occurred by the seals Of the
IeoIe dc Pharnacis de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine. vienna
Triesmar No. j In the sfectual remedy for RslAx-
alton, spsrmator rhua. and Exhaustion Of the eyu-
tenn. TrissmsrNo. has entirely supsrsedsd the
bApssous use of CepAivs On bebe DC Trieemar
No is the infAibIs remedy for all I'm puritIes md
sssondary Symptoms. thus obviatins the pse Of
mercury and all other deletsrious inxredisnts.
Bach prspsr alton Is In the form Of most agresa.
Die Losenfe; Secured from effects of climate and
four sS cases In one for So, and In On cases thus
saving s. Divided In separate dos sss IS cd MINIS
tersd By NAlpeAn 6Allemande, Roux, 6o 4c
Wbolssa and retail by Dr. BARROW No ia
Bleecksr street, New York
70 be bad also OF 3. U. FORD, No 29O Pa av
corner llth street. NO II gms
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GROWERS TAEATER,
<snHsytcapis Auexue. near WIlJards Hotel.
AAo"A4" 0HoSsS..- .....---. .---... --.Dafscsof
rriun1hant s.ecsss Of the Beautiful sna Accom-
pltshsa Young Astress,
A1ee LU0ILL1 W8sr1RN.
ssssss !. ss sss q s:s s:'
ktar 0om1any. Es
- KoPpIfz's aRAND ORCHESTRA
Win perform several new and beautiful selections
~, /, THIS tfhursdsy) EvENIN0, Nov -is.
Tss Performance win commence With the beautiful
asE drama entitled Es...G-t. 4
VI0TO ORIN ME-; aa.a.aae
On, "l'LL eLlEP On Ir.na
vic'efiHes-.-.. Misa Lueilie Western
70 conclude With the besstifel and nirthful com.
/. NATURE AND iPsR1iiLosopHY. Ii
oohn---- .--~..... ----...,~.. Miss Annie Ward
'''''''tisS22 fs2s t.i ias h'1l,Gs s1sGse
FORD'o NEW THEATER.
TENTH sTR11T, ABOVE q.
''s1 i h.; s. 441.:s:; 41:::: 'ss
,yE EogaEH gnH ! ESIeHr EH o, a,x
And Of ras ifs es1ifs' ESss sisfsss, isfs1sa'a'
TONIGHT
The performance commences. with the play, in
s166Roias' s16Rtsfi ss'ii kfSREssY. feH1sa
smike--.......:.-... Miss Emma Webb
Ss9nss Ssss sf az, g. s: vs's
To conclude with
in AND OUT OF PLACE,
In which Miss Ada Webb assume es liz characters,
and appears in numerous songs and dane 10.
70 oF sss ss1 SDs
ODD FBLLOw HALL.
MISS CHRIsTIANA SCHMIDT,
The C.i.brdted Feniais VioLinist
will SiveA
OR SACRR b CON BRT
SUNDAY EvENlr g, Nov. n, 1859,
ODD FELLowss7F HALL z.h :,
ASSISTED BY
MMEF SCHMIDT Mr. WAGNER Mr. JUNG.
NICKEL, MR.. WOLF MR.. LEIFOLD.
Tickets 80 cents, to be had at the Music Stores
ano o \ the evening at tn door Doors opea at :
ock; to commence at8 no 10 sts
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. is-The Subscription
Agent reports the sale OF 81 ,30O, 900 OF the
twenty loan to-day.
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To9HE MERCHANTS OF WASHINGTON, D. @.

TOFHE MERCHANTS or WASHINGTON d @.
We are manufacturing the bes. Cafes ever made
e ss 4
gr. paT.tion having Sssn Obtained ihsfs i The he
French Coffee is mi sde from pare old Government
.na Hns to
% ever ma made it has al the aroma and taste
e1es sns ~ s1ss1 W. sre
tSs r fer sPly use Read
,1sa feaa sss 3; ssys
iDsTeaisnls eempO:iDs it are sninsnsy nouri:Ains,
e s'
Ssss;sssS SE:S:ssis!i;s ss's|:ss.sS M COX
fss ssssoH stn HofRs5 &c ,He 81
is composed and hundreds Of citisen have yolun
offered ol 4 s * s it, Rss
one use the French Coffee for . few weeks and
II
%ade: 1t is put mp in one pound packages With the
s Of C.. e AtHss Hnsa
t. 9:
Mashington. but will thankfully recsive orders
Try THfs FRENCH COFFEE and you viii
never use any other HapqfsatTFsd ppn * m
=.
noI2 Iawn 81 N. Calvert at.. Baltimore.
Own souR THOUSAND
ALREADY ORDERED
WIN be published On or before Friday, Novsm-
Der 2oth. 1863,
RlCHSTEIN'S STRANGERS GUIDE
AND EVERYBODY'S POCKET
HANDY BOOK.
Containing
a complete 6lide to Washington City.
description and Location of the Public Butldinss,
Leestien Of PRINCIPAL Public Of6ess, TO-, Ae.,
hsnk and Pay Of United States Army, NJ.
Navy.
Marine Oorps.
Salaries Of Principal 0cers Of United States Of sll
Departments
Population Of States and Territories.
= PRINCIPAL Cities and Towns.
Tables Of Moneys, Weights, and Mess
United States.
Interesting Statistics, compiled from late Census
Report,
Distances from Washington to Principal Cities,
A Family Laundry Book for one year,
Blank Memorandum Book.
And other valuable And interesting inform on.
The cheapest Book Of the kind ever published.
VOL, Is mo-, bound In cloth. Retail price only
SO Cents.
~A liberal discount to the Trade, Suffers
PedleYs, DC.
Send in your orders early.
Sent by mail free on receipt Of price.
Published by
WILLIAM +. RICHsrEIN
At the National Book Store,
S7s Penn avenue, bet. llth and l2th
Post. .Offce Box II
no s-ln Washington,
a u ~
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s.-T.-l90o.-x.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, paIpitation OF the heart,
lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
liver, constipation, DC, deserve to suffer if they
will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and are warranted to produce
aH immediats beneficial effect. They are exceed
hsly agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTIcE.-Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is
swindler and impostsr. We only put it up in
our log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles refilIed
with imitation deleterious stuff, for which sew.
sral persons are already in prison. See that
every bottle has our United States Stamp over
the cork, and signature on steel plate side Ia
bells
Seld by respectable dealers throughout the
habitable globe.
p. HI. DRAKE L CO.,
o4m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
MUSIC CANTERBURY. AND
L L }CAHT1RBURY.t THEATER.
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.

To night the thrilling drama
THE HI6HWAYMANB LAST ORIMl!
The HIGHWAYMAN'S LAST ORIMnl
BY THE GREAT DRAMATIC COMPANY
ket solo. 1CHILDEhs.S Zouave Drill.
The Irish 1KATHLEEN O'NEIL.} The Irish
Cure. lKATHLEEN ONEIL.f Cure.
In Songs. SERNEsTNl DsFAIBER,l In Dances,
In Dances l1RNESr'NH DEFA1BER,{ In Songs.
NEW PICrURBsQUI BALLET,
Arranged By Rouche.
Beautiful TIL ORIGINAL
Music IPAINTER'S ILLUSION Ifects.
IntrodeciRg all the Ladies Of the Company.
THx 0REAr CoRPs OF ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
TBE 6lEkT CoRPs 81 ffHIoPIAH COMEDIANS,
EA6AN, EDWARDS. CLARKE,
MURRAY. WILLIAMS, 30.
GEO. h. 1DESON
In New Comts 6onga and Characters.
Doors open st 7; performance 1t quarter before
3 O'Clock Admission Is and so cents
POPULAR FAMILY MAfIN1I
no Is st BATU RDAY AFTERNOON.
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EOn kENT-fhe AeakMBIY ROOMS. corner Of
Il Ohio avsHue and Twelfth street, for BAlle,
Parties. and Meetings PsTaons sishins 10 rent
said Hall can do 80 3y applying to the proprietor,
on the premises. t1-- >Il-Ei! 8 =
mn Il 2v. J0aEpu NATHAN
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NOTICE OF RlMOvAL,

The DELIVERY OIBIOn Of this Company
street, between "a end 81 stxssts. decSe.
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DROFEskOR P. FI6HER'B
rNnny

DROFEskOR P. FI6HERy
i COTILLON BAND,
Mr.. FIsHRA takes great pleasure to announce to
his friends and public, that he has Organised ~
Cotillon Band for Balls and Parties He re- 4NNyk
tpscss::-ll:: s:s:i.ss NbetSs! share e public cS
streets, Furopean House, or to L. RICH, S55
Penn. ave. bet. 18th and Isl NO ls.lra*
COLUMBIA OORNIT AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announces -
TO the public, thst he IL read , to furnish Musio&
for Private Parties, Balls. Pie. Mics, Pare4ss,
Exhibitions. etc., with any number OF Musieial .
required, 1T the shortest notice. BY leaving orders
At John tsemsns, corner sf PennsYly ania avenue
and 9Th street east. EDN6Y I1lMAN
seq Sm&
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By J. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers
TRUSTEK's BALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
Hposn ASD LOT On sIas S,as. MoafH BsIWEES
E0NpAY AFTERNOON, November 2sd, at
trust, dated Jan H. 1862 and duly recorded In Liber
J. 4. No Is, folos $685. ct SEQ, one Of the land
records for Washington county. D. Q I all sell
north l. street, between New Jersey svsn ls and
First street and running bsck I6l feet IL inchss
gether with the improveme consisting of two
story Frame House with back building and frame
stable in rear.
Terms cash.
Conveyances at cost Of pu rchaser
SAMUEL T. CROWN, Trustee
CHARLES T. GRIFFITH, Saleeman ~
Oc22 2AWSda i C. McGIIRE Il 90 AnnraG
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Byw.L. WALL & CO., Auctionssr.

CAVALRY BUREAU,
- OPEIoE OF CHIEs QUAlTERnAsrsl,
WASHINGTON, d. O., October g. 1893
On the First and Third WEDNESDAYS, 4th an
18th OF November. Will Re sold, at Public Auc ion
city, large lot Of
CAVALRY HoRsEs,
oonds nned as undt for public service.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock .. N.
Terms cash in Government funds.
G. G. SAWTELLD,
Lieutenant and Chief Quartermaster,
oc30-td Cavalry Bureau.
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TWO UNfURNISHED HOUSES FOR eALg OR
Il Kent. For particulars inquire off, r K1LLY,
No. 361 9Th street, rear 1. no la- lw@
ENOR hENT-TWo neatly furnished PAHLORH,
Z cne OF which is used bed room; within Ave
niDu tes walk Of the State and Treasury Depart
ments. Inquire ct 42O Fourteenth street, bet q
and /, M u-ff
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A FURNIeHED HOU6H 4OR RENT, CON
"A tAinln0l6 rs roSms. - . eeatfal location aud 10
suitAhIs feI boarding. honss. Apply on the prem.
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BOARDING.

p OOMs AND BOARD CAN BE HAD I'm A
town. no is ST