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TBE FEsIAN PRISONERS IN CANApa.-Tbe
eitzens OF the British provinces are beginning
TO inquire IL their Jails are to be used as horei
for the accommodation Of Fenian prisoners.
who 90 and come at will. 1t is rumored thai
the prisoners will be furnished with the means
Of escape by the Crown authorities, who are
anxious TO be rid Of the Fenians now confined
In Toronto. Orders have been received from
Ottawa 10 discharge thirty OF the Fenians. The
Crown authorities are afraid 10 discharge thai
number AT one time, as the prisoners are known
To have some strong friends In Toronto The
sentence OF death In the cases of the Fenian
prisoners Lynch. Mcmahon, and others, is TO
be commuted This Is positively the resoln.
ton 10 which the Government has come. Two
cases OF muskets- marked u. 5. were seized at
Brantford. A cofin was taken mp near Fort
Erle which contained fifty muskets, buried
there last week by some parties from Buffalo,
A dispateh was sent by the Atlantic cable this
week asking for three more regimen is OF infan.
Try ano one OF cavalry. large quantity of
military stores are continuing to arrive al
Montreal among which is number Of Arm
strong guns '-ig ta.s. ..f als ...f
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SUPERIOR RHMEbY.

We can onscientaeusly recommend 70 these suf-
HDB MELLITLU0Os COUCH BALSAM
II gives relief almost instantaneous, and is with
a not aissgrseabe to the taste There Is no
the best preparations in nss: and fe all that its
proprietor claims for tt We have tried Ii during
tressng cough. Itis prepared By DR.. Strickland,
No 1SS Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
GO, also af WHITES Drug &tore, and GaAs'
CBkIeTINI's, 317 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
street. oc "a "
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DEATH yRoh CHoLERA-We regret 10 learn
that Mr.. James Thompson, residing near Gal
thersburg, in tins county, was attacked yio-
lent1y with cholera on Thursday morning and
died thar night. IL appears be had been 10
Georgetown, ID. e.. some days pre- ysoss on
business, and partook Of oysters; and on bis re-
turn home complained OF being quite unweII.
which continued until Thursday morninr
when be grew worse, and terminated as above
stated. The attending physicians, we under
era, and think Il was brought on by the eaiir
Of oysters. Mr. 7. was about twenty .seyan
years of age, and was highly esteemed by all
who knew him. Capt Thompson, his fa'her,
and the family, nave our sympathy in their
oereayement.-ReckuiHe .Sesfin,f
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GERNASs COMING AND NEeRoEs. .GorNs.-
One hundred and seventy German Immigrants
arrived In Georgia yesterday, intending to set
tie In North Carolina. Six hundred freedmen
from Georgia and Sou Carolina are about to
SAL Tor Liberia, under the care Of the Coloni-
nizatioh Society. 9d saE 80 - I
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RYALLs ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-A Toront TO
special dispatch TO the Buffalo Express gives
the particulars OF the escape Of RyalI, the Fe-
nian prisoner, from Jail. In turning ueen's
evidence, he was given greater freedom, and
permitted 10 sleep in the chapel with the turn.
key. Monday night he retired TO bed at the
usual hour, and At 3l0 next morning he was
seen lying in bed, as usual, with his clothes
on. AT 800 one Of ths turnkeys had occasion
to 70 up stairs. when he found Ryall NON est
Other turnkeys were Immediately aroused,
and the police were Immediately notified The
escape was effected in SO daring a manner
that ne must have had an accompIice to assist
him. From an examination OF the surround.
mgs, it appears that Ryall, after leaving the
chapel, went down stairs to the next fiat, and
entered a room used for the storage Of bed
ding, &c. He then tooK heavy tick mattress
out, tore IL into strips, and made his way 10 the
door on the third nat, which gave exit to the
open air on the east side. This door was about
thirty feet from the ground, and was strongly
fastened. Ryall had provided himself with An
iron bar, with which he wrenched open the
door, and after tying the manufactured rope no
portion of the wood. work ON that fiat low.
cred himself down into what is known as the
outer yard, and escaped through fence on the
diion.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,
No Rnnd atraAf Mem York

GASES,
Ne. IA Bond street, New York.
Full information, with the hira.a testiB.o,
H'dts also, BOOK on .Specia. Bisfdscs, senisd
fHrs!opf, s-ntfre-. - BE Sare aad Asnd Tor taea,
ncisus generally ,nipostors. without .fer,Mcs
no stranger rheuId be trusted Enclose Q stamp
Tor postage ard direct to DIR. bAwRENCE- No.
IL bona street, New York ne Il DAwly
SFORTY DROPS OF AETCALF'e RHEU.
hAJlO BEMEk Y contain as M och virtue as forty
bottle ofanapy other medicines and wi n Anty
NO cow q, foko. Agent. Agent
A MODEKN nIRACLEI
IRON oio ana ySans, from rich and po95, rom
praise fer
HALLS VEGETABLE
6lC1LIAN HAIR RENEWER
it 10 perfect and miraculous article. Cures
baldsess. Makes hair grow. A better dressing
th.a any '.oil' or. -:ponatum.H ss sofssns Srash,
dry and why hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above all, the great wonder ia the rapidity
WITH " hich 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO rs ORIsINAL
Presto, OHANaEr
yostsiui beauty. II does not dye the hair, but
1t viii not take long disagreeable trial to prove
Dc good; yen will see the NATuHAL doLoR return.
'ss every siEi SIfssE rs YOU KNOW IT,
viii be gone, giving place " iustrOus, shining and
beautiful f i9ek,; ;.
s' It Il n s:s as YcT s He'r 4
0A isp is ns! sga. TO DO Pit1'as1 Yav acoD TO I'1
b Z. Hall ! 68., S..h.., Nh.
For sale b. al drusRists. jaH.sN
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Two BAD CASES OF PILES ogRng BIZ DR

TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED By DB
brBICKLANDB PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. OF Jahesville, Wisconsin writes fer
the benent Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
yated case Of Piles and his brother was DISCHARGED
from the army as incur able Che being Qnite para
yZed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
PILE RRMEDY. The Recommendation of thece
gentlemen. beside the daily testimonials received
by Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these suffer
Ing that the most chrenc cases of Piles
are cured by Dr.. 6frickland's Pile Remedy. II Is
se!d by pruegfsts everywhere. Sold by J. W.
avenue and eO2 9th street. oc s6 -iy
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HoSEsTY.--Mr. j. J. lrby, of Lynehburg.
Va, gave one of his negroes S35O in gold 10
bnry when the federal troops took possession
OF fnat place The man performed hts work
50 faitf{ully that he was unable TO find ths
money Until recently, when he returned the
long. lost treasure TO mis- former master
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-17

A REMARKABLE EDIvORCRCAsE-Tbey d a ye
sensational divorce case in Chicago in which
hev. Hart l.. Stewart Is defendant and tn.
daughter OF a Wabash avenue member of the
upper ten Is plaintiff. The charge is adui.
terry. But the friends ofthe defendant endea yor
10 snow that the suit originates in an organized
attempt to DESTROY the reverend centenary.
reputation. AT any rate, the case hangs fire
After proceeding in court for several DAYS the
hearing is suddenly stopped. There is a screw
loose somewhere and the law mill has cess.d
70 grind. The principal character, without
which the drama, tragedy, or farce, which
ever 1t may be, cannot proceed, is nowhere to
be found. This character is Miss Mary wood
who, some cay, is q myth, while others saw she
is notorious eour'esan, who can give DANA
ging testimony against the defendant Al any
raie, De she who she may, she is not 10 be
reached, and the anxious And waiting people
OF Chicago are left to heir imaginations as 60
the probable termination OF an affair that has
Afforded more food for scandal -mongers 20
fatten upon Than any local event thar mas
transpired in Chicago for long time.
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ma Waddie, a daughter OF the well known
host Of Capoh Springs. met with an unpleas-
ant adventure on the coldest night of last week
Dor, she tried shorter path across the noun
tain she had never travelled before, and lost
her way among the iaurel With spirit and
resource Characteristic of our mountain sirls.
she arranged a bed Of leaves, took the saddle
for pillow and the saddle blanket for a cover
let, and slept soundly tiii dawn, disturbed only
oy tee cold as day approached and by some
cries hich she took 70 be those of panther
party OF deer hunters found her the next day
and guided her home. none the worse for a bit
OF woodland life, which, TO lowland ladies
Will seem rather Trying Winchester Neacs
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A WONDERFUL CANDIDATE-Mr. Kaya-
nagh, Of Boris, stated 10 be "a descendant OF a
race OF Irish kings" has addressed the electors
OF wexford as the Derbyite candidate for the
seat which will be vacated by the promotion
Of Mr.. George. He is much respected as a
landlord and country gentleman, and Is very
OF his lineage and Of the spirit with which he
contends against extraordinary natural defects
Born without either hands or feet Mr Kaya-
nagn rs an accomplished player on several mu-
sieal instruments, daring rider to hounds a
capital shot, and dexterous coachman. IL he
carries wexford he will have to be himself car
ried INTO the House OF Commons. No.Liberal
candidate has yet entered the field against
him.-PaU Nall Ga-ette
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SECRET DISEASES.

ssanARiIAS's 9IrIis the most certain, safe and
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
cases IN twenty four hours No mineral,
psitam, nc mercury. Only ten pills to be taAen Il
- the soidiers hope, and . friend to those who do
male, 03. S"'"
sAsARlrAN's Roof ASp HERE JuIcBs-A positiye
sns permanent snre for Syphilis. Scrofala. Ulcers,
sores, 6Pots. letters, 40. Price 9i 25 Dor bottle
sold By B. @. Ford. See advertissment nyV
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SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
gMOLANDERs EXTRACT BUgKU

svey case OF KIDNEY DIslAsI, KHHvMAYIsN,
CRAWL, URINARY DIsoRpERs, WBAKNHss and
PAINS IN the BACK. TIMALB COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arisins from BxCEssIs OF ANY KIND
0OnH. II APPLIoTDDI
THY LANDER's.
FAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all A Apothecariss Price q. D. BARNEs
CO., Hew York, and BARHEs, WARD CO.,
Hew Orleans, Southern Aeents. BURLrIeH 4
ROGIRs, Wholesale Druxsists, Bo,sen, Mas.
esnersi Asenu. feb lo-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-17

An Essay Of Warning md Inatruotion S- Yours
sse Aho. Diseasee and Abuses which prossrafe
~. stsi powers, with surs means OF relief. Sent
~ pSkILLIS R0U0HT0N. Hsward Assoeio.
sson' 'HnIeaeIDnfa, Pa. eng ~ Sm
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NATIONAL THEATRE, Naec Grovers,)
fennsylvAnis avenue, near Wiifards' Hotel.
eFALpres Preprietors.
TO NIGHT.
NIB. J. W. wALLACK, il
IN hfuthrilling embodiment Of
fA6lN. THE JEW,
in CHARLES Dickens great moral story. entitled
OLIVER TWIST.
Anew DANCE By A'LLn AUGUSTA.
MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
HOW SHE LOVES HIM.
cos ERr.
wAsHiSaf6E cikGLs. B. U'sH. - 9. a.
ON Hyss.ss NOV AZ 5.Ff sss
The East Weshingtos x.ertetts O,sb. s.sisted
s6iiity have Kindly ted 70 cOatributS their
Tickets can be .seured At the hsn on the night
Of & the oeseers peeIs open st enarter before
Tickets Of admission rs c. nts
BY order of Committee. aois4st'
A GRAND EErEKT ENr
SATURDAY EyENIRG, THE i5rR,
AT ODD fELLOws' HALL,
AMATEUR ETHIOPIAN hINsTRRs,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
NEW sT. DUMINICs CHgRCH, tIslandD
laugh and grow fat Will not fail TO aitasc mis- It
EANCl DRESSES and COSTUMES
'r MRS ssd FsHss fsssis fsEt,s' sEx
DO Is ST. 447 lstA street.
NATIONAL raEATEB.
Mr.. JEFFEBsON
HoSsAgy,s EoysMgsK 70, 49,
DReFs. J. ". II. p. KREIs'
BANGING ACADEMY, "A
Penney lvaAis avenue. bet. 9th and 7th -sts.. ~
Opposite Metrepolitaa Ho<ea. LIR
Our Academy 10 now open for the reception OF
PUPILS 4 select class is now forming on Wed
): had Gi. And y. % q s.sasfossa ssSsa5s
The Hall oaa be rented for eoirees. 90.
FOR I..d.! Dss; "a. G.d hos,' e T.,t,sn;
Thy r:eay aftsrnosBs, from to o Ssock. -''
n,Sso ,n'S%sn ts 6lasse. Tuesday aad Thursday eve
"rsSes io during tho sour,
Of tuition. or sdSress note e @ the Ac:d.ny. ny A'D
Quarter conmencihg with the irst iessen. se 10
" nAsIs1s AsstssL4 Rooms.
Til. academy is nov ~ open pen " Ter the .S, rsesp.
pa: .: "a ::s. 4s.rsys f.
ufSsy,. from tosp m
n Private instruction gives to suit the con
Vepienre "f the pupfi sef5
EDUCATIONAL.
A SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED By TRI
a young ladies, Gu MONDAY, Hey 10Th in the
roon'- ting with the AZ. street teri,u
CnSrch All English branches taught Entraace
sou'a gaze. no l. ots
NJ KS. ALLOW. DAILY respectfully announce.
~ 20 her friends snd the public generally that
she viii receive . few more PUPILS for instruc
ZION on the Piano. at her residence, No lat
st., Georgetown, ID. q. Terms moderate Oc23 lms
ST. TIMOTHYy HALL.
he dntfes Of thi Institution will be resumed
an Sept. Is. 1865 For terms, &c, see Catalogues
and circuiar st the principal bookstores Of this
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w. ID. WALLACH.
PERSONAL.
I'HE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATHIC DIS
j PENsARY,
n .rs q .tys.t hef~s.n I,th ara ,3.n s.,see,

THE wssHIsGLoS HSMGoPATHIo DIS
Ne 3ls q street, between 18th and 18th streets.
Anpo- people viii receive medical .,tess.ece
siss. Deemed daii, q ss%a.,. sas, siess.sS' e. ''"
Be- Be- Skkbh Skkbh from from isS3p sS3P.S .ssln.
INsTsU0TION ON THE PIANO "A lady Who
i hs,studied music un.ier the best nAstsrs, 10 .
eni.hch performer on the Piano. and Who has .
SfasC IEssoHs !" lev susi. Has in or eus Of the
Ts: ss., .nS Of si1'p n..,,
snTZskoTT GO . hu'ie Sore, :r sddrs'' ta
9SrID,nHNIIAL.Youns men s.. .ns sivs S.s;.. ss
.sssh s.ht them i.t business; SI.s.aIs, % q.
s...es. feel . Debility in sdysnee Of their years:
:soSd s T.sd ssesss
ssef.
y, D.. '':is1 csAs snIsi's6 ssT6%ET 'cS
lJRs. CURTIS IRVING. Test and Bzsaness
tI Medium, I'LL Civ. Life = Essssaing.. At her her
tTssn =, and sth streets. once hours f.es S 3 70
DEAeEs HI. one. !1s a ssx1 f.n
sssnae Tie late Ts'issncs , o. Ut. SmoSs; once
BFoitpzfs otzfs, oRossSs. aN6aoRs, sraki &C., &C.
{re.SIvea In m paIural torn wax rLSWtEs.
FRlHS, late of Boston Hae removed TO No 42S
1lth street, between g and II &C SOM
4 ADIEs WHO ARE DRsIHogs OF A sK ILL
'1i, ID Er n HEsRf My @osTos. iss Psrt street
Richmepd street, Baltimore, Nd. DR. Nor
tons services may be engaged in W Washington or
any other city. by addressing ss above oc Is am'
IAMEe GUILD. Dealer "a Neic and Sscead hoed
Fsrsttsvs. Old Furniture Repsired. Reap
bolstered aad Vanished. nth and D sts., near
the esnai) Hishsss price Said for Second heud
Furniture ee1H~
rpRKsIAAs BLACK. wARDH.LAMON. C. ,. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK LAMON D co.,
CounselIoPs and Attorneys ~ Law In the Supreme
Oo.rt Of the United States, the Court sf Claims,
the Courts Of the District, the Executive Deyert-
, Wepts and Committees Of Congress.
Once, &6e lsth street, tdirectly opposite VII
tsrds' Hotel De 1s-n
4. ATTORNEY
No 80 bouisisns avenue. above 9Th street.
ceAly WAsHIyGrev, p o.
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THk yUURTH GkANB BALL
Of the -
CIRCLE fRfHNDsHIP AssOCIAfI0E
win be given st TEMPERANCE HALL
bet" cen 9th and 10th streets, ON ''.'
MONDAY NovRMBEB 18Th. 1885.
,an, ~ ,ne weather proves unfasorable it will he
PSstpohed until the following Mondsy
Tickets 8 admitting Q rentlernan Ana ,.a;..
Ihe Sommittee pledge the nselv ves 10 rive pless.
,t ass sod 90 sasisfaction 70 al who may favor them
,,Son!I1tt.ss- -. II. O'Brien, w Holtzman r
rhphks, Mage. T. Gillespie, d, Garry
a.; iaai D. remnant. l. Fowler, J. Hughes, A. Tads.
.ts-t.---a1- - no is St
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DENTISTRY.

W. b. WRIGhT, DENTIyT,
o4s Seventh street,
between and SITS. Island /,
nheS 70 al oIerntone pertaining torA
koId, SILVER and rubber base. A full uD
geI hs rRcer BET OH rubber that can 4 be beat for
Ss. Al chsrges mode crate. no s sts
de. Z. LooKwo0p;
sn,n lnsH' Inss ,sss nss'h on new method pat dv
Al Il 80 DENTIST, has liMovED ffsn
,eoss' A.s S,.a. R,,eeesly.,s a. Ds..ssisS6
1ons x@n hs hsd1tSsIsa ,1ss I'D wstAoH Pat.. Al! Der.
VIZ IN Teeth 70 extract, would advise them
% Sail - q. LEwIES once, and have them
Gsis 9ut, Neeth inserted on Rubbsr, Gold and
10 Lsssa ne have redsesd the price very low.
~ seonuInsss 81 the fsct, call and see fer your.
osthod Of inserting Teeth --f.~S'S~
70, soo rsua's avenue. bstwssn l3sh snd lsth
- 7-u s.R. LrwIr. n d p.,...
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EDUCATIONAL.

STOVES, &c.
PREPARE FOB WINTER
AtBoYDs, f1s 9Th street,
- between ID and e, oH
You can get repairs for all kinds of 6toyee
Banges. Heaters, and Furnaces.
Moitb celebr Ated RANGES for sale
Cooking end Heating STOVES in great variety. .
OLD sTOfES taken in part pay for new.
n. b. eealer Of Wei ghts and Measures
ROBEBT BOYD,
oc ~ I'm 419 9Th street, bet. d aud.H
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b o. = u T.
The .fH GRAND BALL Of the AwKv.pn
SLCb nAs been postponed on account Of the = :
lhciemehcy OF the weather, and will take
sirses island, ThUkSDAl, New I'D
Tickets admitting Gent and Ladies
Tickets OF the 18th good for the I'D Instant
BY order of Committee no is a..
RIMEMBER THE REROLs OF PLEASURE
r....
Orr motto a. oxf 8am.,
Had yOsr friendship zee viH nas,ats,g
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How TO SELECT OHoIcR FowLs.-Some one
VINO has been taking notes in the poultry line
gives the following directions fer selecting
fowls that are young and tender "A young
turkey has smooth leg and a soft biii. and
II fresh the eyes will be bright and the feet
moist Oid turkeys have scaly, stiff feet
1oung chickens have tender skin, smooth
legs, and the breast bone yields readily to the
pressure OF the finger. The best are those that
have yellow legs. The feet and legs OF old
fowls look as il they had seen hard service in
the world Young ducks feel tender under the
wing, and the web Of the foot Is TRANSPARENT
The best are thick and hard on the breast
Young geese have yellow bills, and the feet are
yellow and supple. The skin NAV be- easily
broken by the head Of pin: the breast Is
plump and the tat white. An old goose is unit
for the human stomach
RIcHAoNDAsD NEWPORT NEws R.uRo,n
The survey of this road, says the Richmond
Dispatch. was begun on the Sd of September
under the direction Of Colonel Ambrose q
Dunn, Chief Engineer, and Yves completed ON
"Wednesday, October 3lst- The whole length
is ascertatned by this survey TO be only siyry.
nine miles with a maximum grade NJ oniy
twenty-five feet. II will be nearly A strsiShy
line. having few curves, aud none less tiau
one mile radius. There will be but one bridg ge-
Of fifteen hundred feet. over the Chiekahomi
NY. The company are ulding the road them
selves, and are rapidly going on with the
grading from Newport News 20 gsrd. Rich.
nenc. eH1l So =
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SFOBTY DROPS OF AETCALFe RHEu.
MATlO BEMEb contain as IA nch virtue as forty
bottle of many other medicines and viii inst Ant
cure Nervous Headache, Neuralgia. sc. Try H.
NO oo7w G. FORD, Agent
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III 7. COFFEE ,o., LOSES BATHS
c6ffSI zesfNSSA NS
GENERAL COMMISSION xRRculNrS
d'e 'rf No. l09 0kAv11R sTRtif.

essies attentiea given 70 the purchase and ssis
uGrmentS. Nv "a 81
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LOB eALE-40.OO0 extra choice, hardy, per-
mental tree and plant ERuIT TRExs, GRAPE
VINE, PARLOR PLANTS, &C., &c. The coilec
known in Europe asd America. Hardy Plants aud
Irn1t Trees planted IN the fall will grow and bloom
better next summer than IL planted in the Grine,
A JARDIN, Florist and Nurserymsn
oc ~ In 18th and M sfreefs
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&c G9e6iHE h End Heating sTOvEs /. great variety
N. B. seslsr Of Weight. and Ms.ssse:
oe ~ 4IS 9Th street, bet. D and.E.
I Z. FITCH d X. c. FOX,
NEAL ESTATE BROKERS and
ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS.
orFlcr: CoRNER OF 7rH AHDr STREETS,
opeosfte the Post Once
He 3: keS.1d %..eA, ssSTs: ssSTss Gsa:s R:s:
Ss,yI.. ST; SSIsosan, Ss.g Moses Kelly.
and PINE Wosb sor sorG: r%. D1 %
the Se ,so:ssssr Ia miles east Of Bsp'iss sises
(,UNsi GUhsiI GUNsill =,
No. ala STREET No. 4l4 D STREET
JOHN }. PEABODY,
GUN AND LOCK SMITH,
And dealer in
POWDER, SHOT. BALLS,
PERCUSSION CAPS AND CARrRtDSES
of All kinds and sizes -. .5 - :
, AIso: m: NJ. and second hand sHoTaUNs. which
Special attention paid to the repairing Of onns,
XIso, BELL HANGING promptly .steudsato.
Remember the place.
SIGN or THE BIC GUN
n,p street. be'~ 9TH AND %!S,nS,n, TN north HSs
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
OFFICE sll PBNNA AVENUE
s,s pENssyIv1S1i nkAnSH 9EEIS1i 9yES1k. Opposite
vo,ru. eREAT lAsrERN.
EXPRESS TORwA -DERs. .
Merchandise, Money. .ndva e all Kind.
forwarded with dispatch to all .sctis.s
OF tire country.
COLLECTION OF % NOTES. 3. ,ND
Made In accessible partso' he United.
NH s.u q w..Sisss,soa1 DSEissa r@3
SuPERIoR CABINET TURSIruRn~ - -
The Subscriber is happy to inform his numsrous
nsnos o1sfsHT saf si"st SusSfrTnE' mi III i''f Of
l. L yull nd CCmpis,e. embracing every
s s'ss ss.a s1 % .ss the dRsxEa!f aRi;s Rs
it IL not necessary 20 partfculsrize, - ~ s,ocr
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S .as as11s1ahs 1HshssAns1Ss ns1sgd Tofs. sssEEs. e. fA'I,
zosss:. ,a.;s Nd: to order on r...oa.sl. terms
VIII keep eonstantiy on hspd sAsrBRN nAR.
BLE and MARBLE THING.
Orders for Piumbers SLABS promptly attended,
e, Penna. ayenns, bet. loth and 18th sts. west,
Washington. d. o. I17. H1t mar :
HoNE1 IzHosEr,l
HONEYl!i
i am to-day receiyine HONEY Of the hosst
n W. BURCHELL
OorneS Of l4th and streets, under
- 80 1at kbbltt House.
NV BOOKAk-narcyS Thirty Years OF Arm,
sls,. Lie On so, shs ,s eordE iu:.rstsi ANIMAL 0y-
the sscdy Of History. Sumner Rest by Gail An
tton. The Emerald. sdited by 10 asrssr1
eN RANUK TAYLOR.
DHILADELPHIA 7----9 -------7--i
10 Srims order. b. - -
n. BURoHELL.
20 Corner 18th and streets
we ebdeI Gbhfu Home.
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. MKRCHANr TAILOR.

+. Successor 70 b. y. Lssdon D Co.., -
CTz- ZEIS'S AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
Metrovolitan Hotel, late Browns,
362 Psnnsylyan1s avenue -.
myd-6 WashinGtop, D. O.
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II1s LOOMS. ~.

n. LOOMS I'd,
fee inyentsf and Pstsntes Of the NIHDRAL
t1kIE TBHTR, attends pertocaliy at
eis once In this city. Many persons canS
ssef These leeth uho cannot wear others,
$3.50 10 person easvesr others who cannot wear
,fsfSnAeAliing ~ my once oan be scoommoda-
esrs - m! style sad price OF t. they may de-
70 the.e wao Ars pArtcGykr. and wish the
knrs ~ ~ zanest stEcasest and most perfect den
viIi - ,.cs Ssn sn eroe1re, the MIN BkAL TEETH
fyesHS - M. city-No RI. Penu'a avenue. be
Phiisasi.si.a iota ats Also, s01 ksch street,
-"-. oc Nly
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4 - EIr.l tss TO CLOSE BUsINrss

RBnBMrIVbf SALE
4 's TO CLOSE BUsINHss
m Haying sold my Fixtures and rented Store TO @
to vAcste the premises by Deeems.r snc nsung
my e1tire stock at greatly reduced prices, consist
Fine Calf and Heavy Winter Boots s s.....s
snlI line OF Ladies Misses, and children q Shoes
Ivory han de Cutisry. siivsrlr, n.siey ,sH
gioeis, tsdies and Mis.ss shswls r"T
Glass and Wooden W are, Stationery t ' H
Guns, Rites, Tobacco and OjRars ....J
Fancy Goods of all desc ri ptions
Auction Sales Every Evening. commencing n, 2
' ~ k.F. PAGE. 502 7th street
nos s. under Odd Fellows Hail.