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L he Packet Schooner sIoad6ela hasar- rs
e $751;
49, 0AERIdd SkS1 A SSAhssIAdEs' 49,
sSs 4ds BET Ps Az n and s44
Gas flAreofHhAIas Ds15Eass
49,. Hiding LAMPS.
GAS FIXTURES
from the factory Of Cornelius & Baker, Philadel-
phia, com uprising q full assortment of all their
newest patterns, which we sell at the manufactu-
Parties to puFshhsss will find that they
= AZ deseriptioPs Of Plumbing. Steam and Gas
WI ' J.w.,THoMPsON 4 CO..
sep sow fChr. Int, Rep Tim + imiss& Con UnionI
I IGHTNING RODS. LIGHTNING RODS
G as ROBE xt e pata.
abe sSss terms: Also. BELi-HASdiNa done in the
~oiR done in tie country s. s sj,z ssff;
THE MOST POPULAR } EE2rH RkSs H Z 6o
40 West Baltimore street. Baltimore
Tailors, 40 Wet Baltimo re street
The Bon Ton Merchant Tailors,
No 40 West BSlti more st.. Baltimore. Nd
prices.
Washing tonians can save 20 per cent. by getting
'hs'i o'''n'Ns ' SMITH, BROS. Il co..
40 West Baltimore street.
The best and cheapest GlSthiRs House il the
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
40 West Baltimore st Baltimore, Md.
Persons in Washington can save 20 per cent. By
buying their Clothing S If BROS 4 CO..
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Washington customers can find the best
stock OF Clothing in The sPuR Rh9s article
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House of Baltimore offers
the finest stock Of Glothing in n the country
40 West Baltimore street
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS CO. to get
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where evf sMfHs f sso ss.sa CO.
40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Washington that
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washington are
SMITH, BROS. & co,
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars on
soai' W '''s SMITH, BROS. l. co,
40 West Baltia ore st., Baltimore, Md.
It will DAY all to come to Baltimore to buy your
CLOTHIEG SMITH. BROS CO., E,
Merchant Tailors and Clothisrs.
Rs sure and come to SMITH, BROS. L Co.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 20 West Baltimore
street, to get Your Fall and MinteF 9i1t9 NJ I,
Merchant TAilors Ana Cl0thiers. f
40 West Baltimore street.
/ Peg top PANTS French and English WALKING
COATS Peitoe'n lancv and pl lain SACKS; also, the
new st,is SACK ATEL Tie Rfstt hnS cost Gr5
/, Popular Msrble Hall Clothins Houss. 90 West
Baltimore street. 4 sep - ON =
TH1 En1OH A.Tys. I'D -. Z, BE Al Z
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LOST AND FOUND.

l. nent and the Capitol. large ENvEL6PE,
Ss s;Hen # returned to the Star once sesst
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
l. criber, living nea. fsanslist:Tp On the 18th
spa to
prove property pay ENSY fa sHsNWo
EoUND TRIsPAssING on my enclosures. two
and the other so pounds The owner is r,quested
to come forward. prove prsPP9,sty Psy damages,
ans ,sss them On Co., N.5fof ss Farm
(1O0 REwARD-stolen on Tuesday, night.
u ~ Sept 27,h. 1864, from the subscribar, liv
ing near Lone Old FIELDS Prince Prince Georges Count
sixteen ands high, star in forehead; and q Bay
Horse years old about the same he ghth; a Brown
MAI wth sboye reward for the
hG sep s. 81 ~ '0f eAsn JOHN RrrcH1E.
$50 Ss 9se fs% .hf 81
Fields. Prince George county, Md. on the nj sht
Of the 9Th September. a dark iron gray MARE.
long body, large head, and = Roman nose; has
never been sbod and split in one of her front
S akse s Ga ss te with the
very dark chestnut sorrel GELDING, long tail,
fifteen or fifteen and half hands high. carries III
collar gals lately DONE besides an old collar mark,
rather thin in flesh, and was unshod,
sep So lws THOMAS BERRY.
7 osT-0n the 18th, a plain gold band BRACE
Il LET. The finder will receive suitable re-
ws ssS 3 leaving the above at north street.
T OST-From, the Park Hotel, 9TH street. on
II Monday, the 26th instant, large S0RREL
s0S Ts s
No Isl 18th st between N and o. sep 2s2t"
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~ We have received a copy Of pamphlet,
entitled "Thoughts on Labor, Capital, Curren-
cy, &c with tables showing the value Of a pa
per dollar in gold at premium of one to on e
thousand per cent. by citizen Of Maryland"
published by Joseph Shillington of this city.
The tables especially, will be found very ser
viceable by those wishing to make q calcula-
tion as to the exact value of the paper doll Ar,
on any huctuation of the price Of gold.
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THE POSTMASTER STANDARDIZATION
Dennison, Of Ohio, the newly appointed Post
master General, has not reached this city yet.
Hon. Montgomery Blair continues to discharge
the duties of the office.
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IMPORTANT NAVAL CHANGES

On the 5th instant the Navy Department is
sued orders relieving Rear Admiral David G..
Farragut from the com mand Of the West Gulf
Blockading Squadron, and assigning him to
the com mand Of the North Atlantic Blockading
Squadron, in place of Rear Admiral Lee, who
These officers have been directed to turn over
their respective commands with as little delay
as possible, and they are now actively engaged
in making the necessary arrangements to do So.
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ORDERED TO WEST POINT.
Brig. Gen. Cullum, formerly Gen. Halleck's
Chief of Staff, has been ordered to West Point
as superintendent of the military academy.
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DESERVED PROMOTIONS.
Col. E. ID. Townsend, Acting Adjutant Gen.
eral, has been appointed Brigadier General;
and Major T. M Vincent, Assistant Adjutant
General, promoted to a Colonel. These pro.
motions are well deserved indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-30

THE WEEKLY STAR, containing a great
amount OF valuable and interesting reading
matter, is now upon our counter and ready for
sale
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S-Rev. DIR. Mahon, late Professor of Eccle-
siastical History in the Protestant Episcopal
Theological Seminary in New York, was yes
terday installed pastor of st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore.
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BOARDING.

Doom WITH BOARD FOR TWO PARSONS AT
IL ITO street, between 18th and 18th. se5l.2t
OK YOUNG GGNTLEMIN can find pleasant
~ ROOMS with BOARD, at 442 St., bet. 5tn ana
EOR RENT WITH BOARD-A large furnished
Z ROOM, suitable for four young men: Table
Bearders can be accommodated at Me- SoI y ST.,
bet. I4th and 18th. Terms moderate. sep 3l-St-
FOR RENTa with board in a Privste family, -, a
nished for chamber, and suitable for two gem
tlemen. Also. 3 large sized single room fronting
east. Inquire at 375 18th street, between h ana
SITS. IT.
QOARDING-The advertiser has opened, at No.
- Missouri avenue. near Sd street, hrst.
sizes; newly and Handsomely furnished, and pro.
vded with every comfort. To those who room
with her she offers a cheerful home, the use of
good library. and table spread with the best the
markets afford. Transient and meal boarders
taken. sep SOFT
p OOMs WITH BOARD, and Table Board with
IL cut Rooms, may be had at 134 Pennsylvania
avenue, bet 18th and 10Th. sep 26-1w*
ROARD, Amy lady desrous of securing. profess
obtain exclusive accommodate on in the small and
unostrusive family Of pnysician of long expert
ence who would assume the permanent charge of
an offspring on conditions mutually satisfactory.
Address DIR. THEIRS, No. 1 ,217 Broadway, New
York. sep 23-2w*
T ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at
II 131 West street, Georgetown. sap 2l-lm*
ENIRST CLASS BOARD. with Furnished Rooms,
4 also. Table, Can be obtained at No 1852 9Th st,
between II and l. sep H-4t*
EIRsT-CLAss BOARD, with Furnished Rooms,
L Also Table Board can be obtained at No. AS
E street, between Sth and 9Th. Breakfast from
toe; dinner from 8 to5 sep 3-1n*
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Grant's New Movement on Richmond.

v.rx Interesting Particulers-The Sue.
cessfuI Crossing of James River-COm.
pIete Surprise Of the Enemy at Chapin's
Farm and on the Newmarket ROad-The
Enemy Repulsed in an attack on eur
Position ON the Jerusalem Plank Road
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Arrival Of Gen. Banks at New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The steamship Suwo
NADIA arrived at this port this morning Among
her passengers are Major General Banks and
staff
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New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30-Flour, 25a50c. lower;
wheat, SC. lower.
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nTI.O.o; F.-aRAND LoDGEaaPast Grands :;
for the funeral Il s1sslE 9nion
1t Grand Secretary.
TIi 9,FIohieers and members Of UNION
a1PsH NJ t.
St sister I0dssfi o NeEToE
ISb CAMPS Rfi. Es ., astsi
{hst special meeting win be held THIS Friday
os EN- to sns VICE. W
tax: place on Sunday s6hN w. at iset
W TY.oMsm bsrs Of The eoeiety are are re s
4 M the ONCE To-
Esq. $50 " It'll u ]. G. PRoCFoR. B. s.
nTTHIRD WARDIDRAFTO OR NO DRAET
at eeR a Ha
Come to the meeting s SEntes or 9ss
E.R. McKEAN. sse'y. DAAN A"' ff''''sH it
Sd r! 81:
ri THis ivESiSG, at oeiost' 4 rs SIss ROOM
T B RR Al GYM w Will OPEN
sls shsss s. 'si ssns 9s ,s
ct mes9 Jay
BrotheTs asa Pennsyivania Avenue, Hilton /
at the GYMNASIUM. where circulars and further
in ssp ssH can be obtained BNER S. BRADY
n"sEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.No
sHass sent for and Ssi'SsFsd tie
n~ATTENTION. FOURTH WARDIETbe citi-
Half ESFRY FsVs ad until n nssst ae
s & the hi Of sssra6Sg
~.1d to
this. Come TO the meetings. and bring your money
and your friends. AsBURY LLOYD. President.
RS. DAVIS. Secretary. sep 2,tf
Asb 56n KA6s GtEb .p.s. m.s
q Union Lsssus Hall, 9Th street, between D and
An true f5isnds Of the Union, Who favor the
Cub to BE aaS ah
JNo T. CLEMENTS, Jr., Secretary. sep is tt
TIAD55EGss oYsTEk DINdNS SALOON,
$ss sSth street. between and =; Parties
reasonable terms. Ice Cream and Water Ice made
by steam power. Wholesale and retail. sep IA Inn.
sS5ass ssS b5lESVs 2s
soCCd64AITIoS are open At the ONCE Of HARyEY
Insnrance Agent. No. $50 It'll street, WALL, ST E
PHENS co. No. 322 Penn avenue: ard G. B.
BAKER Star Office, where persons DESTROYS of be
sSping members have oppor tunty to su bscribe.
when 500 shares are su bscribed, meeting will be
called and the association organized. sep litf
0@sURGEoN GENERALs OFFICE. WASH
US ,!sGToS; D. o., septem Der 2 st, 1864 AN
Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon Chas.
TIipleEE, Q, 3; A., Prssident; Surgeon William
9 A Recorder, will meet at Cincinnati, Ohio on
the 18th OF October next. for the exa nina,ion of
TIE United States Army, and of such Assistant
it..
Applicants must be b;tween twenty one and
Applications must be addressed to the Secretary
dence of the applicant. and the date and place OF
his birth; they must also be ACCOMPANIED by re-
No allowance is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing the examination "a it is an indispen-
sable prerequisite to appoin' ment.
There are now FIVE vacancies on the Medical
Staff. JOS. X. BARNES,
Sc 70 thfm Surgeon General q. 8. A.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-!This morn
ing the case of Epraim Phillips, charged with
the murder OF Jas. w. Boyle, in Georgetown,
on the Sd instant, was resumed, the evidence tor
the prosecution being continued. As yet no
one has testified who directly saw the shoot
heard the report and rushed into the Keystone
restaurant, which is kept by Michael Doyle,
and not by Mr.. Giles, as we enormously stated
the back room shot through the abdomen, and
the accused leaning on the bar. Some OF them
told Phillips that deceased was dying, and that
he (Phiilipsl had better see hlm, when he re-
Phillips acknowledged tn he fired the fatal
shot, but said that it was accidental
The dying declaration Of the deceased, it Is
stated, is to the effect that accused deliberately
shot him, and the counsel are arguing to-day
Its admissibility.
THE DRoDoRIzING BURIAL CAsE..This
morning, Chief Justice Cartier sitting in IMAM
bers, had before HIM a petition by George W :
Scallay. o. Watson Child, o. H. Todd, and
Edward Wyman, for preliminary inJunctlon
against Thomas Holmes, restraining nlm from
using a certain deodorizing burial case, the
which DIR. Scallay claims as his patent, ana
alleges that DR.. Holmes is infringing upon MS
rights The parties are all well known em-
balmers here, and the case excftes conslderaoie
interest among the profession. Mr.. Broadnax
appears for the petitioners, and Mr.. Morris Tor
the respondent.
THE ENROLLING OFFICRRs.-Wearer request.
ed to say that the statement made at the Fourth
Ward meeting flew nights since, that the en-
rolling officers received SO much tor each name
enrolled, and thereby there were many more
names enrolled than there would otherwise
have been, is incorrect. For the time employed
they received SO per day, without any REFER
ence to the number enrolled. They were re-.
quired to take the names OF all persons where
they found them, and had no discretion except
as regards age.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs.-C. Cation,
drunk and disorderly; military. Frank Gro
min, disorderly; locked up. VIM. Skillman,
orderly; locked up. Anna Thomas, grand lar
ceny; dismissed. Lawrence Daily, DRINK and
disorderly; 1864. George Dixon, disorderly;
locked mp. Henry Stewart, d O.: 81. r. Walk.
er, yagrancy; dismissed. j. Schenkel, drunk;
do. Henry Butler, disorderly and profanei 81
Gotleib 4reely, drunk; dismissed. s. Baynes,
street walking; do.
RELEASED ON BAIL-This morning, Benz. f.
Wilkins, who is under Indictment for abstract.
ing postage stamps from the Post Office Depart
tody Of the stamps, was brought into court and
gave bail for his appearance IN the sum OF
$780, the following entering on the bond for
$500 each Geo. H. Plant, Thos. Donoho, Thos.
z. Lloyd, John T. Clements, Jos. L. Pearson,
and James M. Witherow.
ARREST FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
John Kite, Allen II. johnson, John Beach, SOL
diers, were arrested yesterday and the day be-.
Serg't johnson for passing counterfeit United
States money. They are held for hearing.
The counterfeits are said to be very danger
Gus,
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DISTRESSING AFFAIR-Thrce Children Poi
soned-Taoo of them Dead.-An accident Of a hor-
rible character occurred in the south western
section OF the city on Wednesday afternoon
night, of two OF the victims. Itappears that at
the time stated three children of Caspar Sny-
der, living at No. lis Iceland street, near Ere
mont, wandered to a lot in the vicinity of the
Spring Gardens, known as Oyster Shell lot,
near several of the oyster-packng establish
ments in that vicinity. 1t is stated that they
there ate some OF the weeds growing on the lot.
They returned home, and during the night they
were seized with cramps, and their stomachs
assumed unusual size. Medical aid was called
in, but during Wednesday night two of them
expired, viz: w VILLAIN, aged two years, and
John aged four years. The eldest, aged seven
years, was still alive last evening, but in pre-
carious condition. Yesterday morning Coro-
ner Thomas held an inquest over the deceased
children, and the jury rendered a verdict of
'death from eating poisonous weeds BaHi-
mo N1In
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1876 PICTURE CORD AND rAsshLs' 1856
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails. &c.
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IMEI LATHSl LIME

IMEl LATHS LIME!
lying at Guin ands wharf foot of 4th street east,
lao barrels of fresh Rockland Lime and zoo org
prime Laths. sept 19- lw*
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DRY GOODS BUY
Il Frs.
Intending to make some alterations in my bust
ness. shall commence selling off my present
stock at
REDUCED PRICES.
American, sprague and other best prints light
colors SRc.; yard wide Bleached Cotton. Blackwa-
ter. Lexington, Hamilton Mills at 4Sc.; New York
City Mills at Csc worth &c. Towels at IS dozen,
worth 81; French Corsets at 50 worth 50 u.s. White,
Red and Colored Flannels at &c., 75c, $780,. Skirt
Braids l5c.; Balmorals at $475, worth ST. best De-
lains at &c., worth &C.; Jouvn's Black Kid Gloves
Sl.25. worth 50; 80 spring Hoop Skirts 81 25, worth
So; alarge assortment of Cassinets and Cassimeres
for men and boys wear; Alpaca, Blankets, Table
Cloths, Irish Linen cheap; Shirt Bosome at Sc.
Eoys'silk Handkerchiefs at &c.; 25o dozen chill
dren's wollen Stockings at 25c ; 200 yards Spool
Gotten for 25c. Spool Cotton fer Blasting l5c. .
dozen.
Call early for bargains. Remember the Store.
RED POST RED POST
B. NEWMAN,
80 a.-5in 443 Seventh Street,
sep as-Iw- Three Doors fro N q street.
MlaGIE MIToHELLy PERFl0T LIKE.
IVA MISE ''A'A RON Hsii Nkhis e COS
Dsps e, .n Sr sss e. a1snss
boat. A1ps &"
CAPTAINS on board. Or ssSoHn a DAVIDSON.
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NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE.
IN No 129 Baltimore Street,

rOCOA MATING AT PRIVATE sAts T., tss
sSerfs, loo Rolls Of l. &. aud quarter q o4coa
MATING, Ct sxes'ispt n au asr TG VAIL
Co. Auctioneeis and Commission Merchao.s'
South cor. eth street and Pennsylvania Aysn on
So'>sSs f9e (0hron,1 7l sep g.zW
M TURNER'S LIVERY sTABLHon 9TH
wv street bstween H and I, where per ~
sons can Aa sccpmmodated With HsrSs, Xxx
5s1sas He IL ALSO buying snd seuinG "oes ,i Hus
lperponain the trade win de veil 70 osh' - clm
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4SO fOU
A few choice Engraving s and Paintings for sale
at j. MARKRITER'S, No. 4S6 Seventh street.
HSPIease remember the Number, 4e6. and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep I-6WHf
WI PROPS. POWERS AND FELTHAM.
w ALTZING AND DANCING ACADEMY, 499
18th sire. I. near Pa. av., where tuition will A
n. B. Soiree every Monday evening. Ball Lka4A
Rom to let for Balls, Parties, &c. sep 28-lwf
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WA, sHINaToN CITY SAVINGS BANK,
W. INCORPORATED MARCH sTH, 1864.
rDwA,1D sIMMs, President and Treasurer.
EDWAR D CLARK, Vice President and secy.
WIN pt,LB. THOs. GAaDNER,
IL ynoAN Syo ri VANS, Directors.
Depp NEW BAN ING HOUSE, No s. Ls.av.
Hinder Semms' New Building.
GOOD securSties EDW. CLARK, Sec'y,
EDWARD CLARK CO.,
BANKERS,
tthe Savings L 'ank, No. So La. av.,
DeA lers in
EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER.
And General Bal king Business.
EDwARD CLARK. tsep 30. mi yNo. B. 8LvASs
RYJ o. MCGUIRE & GO =, Auctionesrs.
EIGHTEEN SMALL LOTS on AND NEAR PA.
sTSSE 6HR RSc 6N oRETk dnRPs AND
On MONDAY. the 18th day o October, at "a
O'Clock p. M. We shall sell the, premises, as fol-
No T. each fronting % feet OF nort.S street with
Isl
only 40 feet from Pennsylvania av. nue. being q
Subdivisions comprising Lot 70, ,'ame square.
south of the above. each feet front on 18th ST.,
alley. .,,,.,,.,
into fo lots Of Which fee
Pennsylyania avenue, running throush IN q front
Ing feet on
the public space. and 437 feet on L. street; su
onens feet
9th street and Rock Creek by 1886 feet deep,
mn Kiln
wood and coal business, :.
equal payments of6. r. and IS months, with inter.
est. The title being perfect general ysrrantee
the option Of the purchaser, the balance in egh-
teen equal monthly payments, with interest, Sc
A payment of $40 on each lot required at the time
N No Charge for preparing deeds or contracts, but
the purchasers to pay for stamps and city taxes
Seq 5 %sP and jas hasd q lsseeu1Rn CO..
FoR sALEA aps bay STALLION I 1$ hands sods
9Th hand. and 7th sts.. on q St. sep 29:sts
CARD-sAMUBL CARUsI. Professor of vocal
- and instrumental music, resumes his instruc-
City 6s
18th and 18th streets. sep get.
TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRIoEs.
Our customers, and the public generally. are
hereby notified that we have REDUCED THE
PRICE on every article in our large and elegantly
asserted stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
PRESENT GOLD VALUE.
Wehave many job lots
FROM THE AUCTION SALES OF LAST WEEK
AT NEW YORK,
which were bought for CASH much below the
cold value.
We invite call from all who are in want of any
kinds of Dry Goods.
Our opinion is that Goods are lower now than
they will be at any future period of the season.
JOS ]. MAY & CO..
sep2a2t 3Os Pa. av.. bet. 9th aud 10th SITS.
WOOD WOOD. WoODl
WOOD AT REDUCED RATES.
WOOD of all kinds Sawed in any length or size
required.
KINDLING WOOD.
superior quality of Pine, selected expressly for
kindling, sawed short AID fine split, substitute
for charcoal, at reduction of 81 per cord.
THOMAS J. GAIT,
Office, No. 2s2 Pennsylvania av., between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
sep 27.tf Mill and Yard 18th st. aud Canal.
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different colors and sizes Window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order.
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IT II. MILLER & CO.,

NJ H. MILLER & CO.,
SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTESll
AGENTS FOR THE UOTA OF THE DISTRICT.
No. 511 Ninth street west, near Pennsylvanla av.
MEN! MEN MEN
Always ready to be mustered for one or three
years, at the most reasonable prices.
We will do better than any other, AS WE ARE
KNOWN AND RELIABLE.
N. Runners and others in the business most
iio'' "'A' 'e"'' Nh. MILLER.
sep01m Justice of the Peace.
STAMPING AND EMBROIDERING done with
- neatness and dispatch and at the lowest prices,
at 431 MASSACHUSETTS, avenue. near the Northern
Liberty Market au "a I'm
NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
~ No. 129 Baltimore street.
BETWEEN CAL VERT AND SOUTH SITS.
F. HENKELMAN. in addition to the MER.
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this day
opened for Retail large assortment OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS,
Such as BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS,
BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATlNGS.
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES AND COAT
INGS,
Also, select assortment of goods Ter la lies
CLOAKING5. to which he would invite the atten-
ton of those making purchases.
Having unusual facilities and long experience,
he feels Confident of being able to meet the wants
of the present times.
Terms will be Cash and one Price only.
Eeep "a lms
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FINANCIAL.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser of yesterday evening says:
The stock market exhibits better feeling.
The decline Of yesterday was recovered at the
first board, and stronger speculative feeling
is apparent There are, however, few outside
orders either to buy or sell.
Governments were rather weak. At present
purchasers are diverted to the regular issues Of
ten.forties and seven.thirties, the subscriptions
to which are largely increasing. For the pres
ent week the subscriptions to the seven thfrties
alone have averaged 81, 250,OOO
There Is no disposition to speculate in Gov
ernments until IL is ascertained whether Eu-
ropean buyers are disposed to increase their
bids. Five twenties declined x; skies OF '9l,
4, and ten forties 1. Certificates improved e
A strong attempt was made upon the street
last night to create a rally upon gold the ex-
element opposite the Gold Room being kept
up until an unusually late hour. The effort
was so far successful as to put up the price to
204. The market opened this morning weak
at 200, and varied about 2, up and down, du-
ring the morning There is q steadier feeling
than yesterday; and as the supply Of cash gold
is better, there is an improvement in the de-
liveries.
The money market is without change. There
is good supply on call upon good collaterals
at per cent. Business paper is still very
closely scrutiniZed, and the sales have rarely
been so light as at present The rates range
from to Is per cent. for first to second.class
paper.
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ARREST FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
John Kite, Allen H. johnson, John Beach, SOL
diers, were arrested yesterday and the day be.
fore by detectives Clarvoe and McDevltt and
Serg't johnson for passing counterfeit United
States money. They are held for hearing.
The counterfeits are said to be very danger
Gus.