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Affair. In eeerse,o~p.

TIE RrvIR The eorrpui Is very rn,,s an
tie Potomac, and the wafer 81 noon was un
appears 10 be suspended. and the ernpIoyee.
OF the merchants are siarcing about the ware
houses. or engaged In whspvsr work is neces
, 1890 10 :.esre prspe,,y The losses OF The
than was feared. Few OF he lumber NOR
chants lost any thing BY the Dating of Of lon.
Ger rom the wharves since tbe rising OF the
river, bot AL lose TO some extent By the dam.
aging of the stock by the deposites OF mud ana
NTH, W hicA VIII effect the sale OF the mS'erai
Inc great BODY OF the water from the noun
river men snticipa:e a much higher rise an IN ],
river BE- fore noon tomorrow. The RIVER msn
are laying In large supplies Of fuei from the
drift IN the stream.
The water IN Rock Greek has subs,ded ana
the damage to the residents upon It's banks can
now be approximatsd. We hear it stated IN Al
Mr Oertley loeee sScut si,s0. The loss OF Nr
Smms, at the planfnr mill, is said 10 be very
heavy, but we have not heard or an estimate
from himself The loss TO most OF the estah
lIsnments south OF Bridge street has been prin-
clpaily OF material, but as yet no accurate es-
innate can be made OF the value of ~ Tn.
gardeners north and west OF the Town su fTered
severely.
TIE CoRPoRATIoN-The Boards could no,
obtain q quorum last night at the regular meet,
ing. Several OF the members are merchants
and business men, whose proper " 81 the n yer
front was endangered by The freshet, and they
were at their wharves endeavorine 10 ssye All
they ocuid from damage
TIE CASAL.-Two boats were registered
yesterday as arrived, one of them yester-
day, the other the day before with coaI-lis
tons 10 Hampshire and Baltimore Co. ana
lGe - tons 20 the American Co. No arrivals
tbis morning. -Four boats departed yesterday
without freight; none this morning. Not A
word relative 10 the upper part of the canal
has been received, and Interested parties ara
anxicns TO know IL all is right Supt. Csmerox
went up the canal far AZ his division e.-
tends, but has not yet returned.
FLOUR AND GRAIn MhRKET.lThe rain has
interfered with all out door business and
though there is an active demand for Hour, we.
hear or no very important transactions. Hold
ers continue firm n the prices last quoted
Gran unchanged. Stock light and no re-
ceipts reported.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE GRAND NATIONAL. GIFT OoNcHRT. -
Great EIpectafions-Whos Siots tie Rrtck Houses
The Man In the White 'Hat-"Aake room for a
sick lddj"-Od EbxyAA ham d-n-A d..
gusted tesW-Six solemn committee men IN
black-x'roposal to opea DE lottery ssiEh pruyer-
A sQxelcled committee-TAe drascinS postponed-
Nobody disGppointed- Blsssed are tssy tsAo En-.
peetssofAinS for they shall moth disappoisted.
1t rasned some last night, and had been
''spriA kli9g" through the day, hat this did not
prevent the holders OF tickets to the s(3raud
Nationaf Gin Concertp from being on hand 1t
the National Theater last night to get their
brick ho1ses and things. They seemed 10 have
an idea that thar aflrBt come first vod's
might Do adopted In dealing out the aforesaid
brick houses and things. and % they came
steaSly ana often, 70 the scene OF operations,
and by hatf.past7 o'clock the large entrance
crowd extended back to the street and along
the sidewalks In either direction. At hall. pasS
z the crowd had Increased to formidable pro.
portions. ana the jamming and scrouging 10
get position near the entrance wa fearful
About This time heavy shower % ram began
TO fall after style calculated to dsperse almost
any crowd; bat which had no perceptlbls eject
upon the Jealous ticket holders elbowine their
way 70 the oWnership Of their brick houses and
thipgs.s Up went three thousand umbrellas,
and for few minutes all Was well; bat pres.
entity aEo0d Many 6egan TO object to receiving
the dripping OF their neigh bora umbrella
down the back Of their necks; and then onsiled
'frsac pnsh for shelter instde It beat = NeV
Years White House jam all hollow. Three or
four women in the crowd squealed and Wrie.
gled fearfuliy. A half smothered boy was elad
to make his exit By scrambling over the heads
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THE LAW BkspECTING BoUErIEs

Ihe Second Comptroller of the Treasury has
decided that enlisted men promoted to com.
mission after having served two years, and
finally discharged as officers, are not entitled
10 bounty under the act OF July %. 1850, al
thougn t1ey may have receive d or are entitled
10 receive $40 bounty under the Pct of JnIv
-, le6i, on the ground of two years service as
enlisted men before promotion. BY section d, act
OF March ID, loo6, drafted men are placed on the
same footing as volunteers, Including adyan ee
pay and bounty, but in subsequent legislation
distinction has been made. Men enlisted for
three years during q certain time in the fall
and winter of 1s63'6i Were entitled TO $500
bounty, whereas a man drafted for three wears
Al the same time was entitled TO but : 800 The
law OF July 4, 1854, provides bounties O; 800
S2eo and $40 for men enlisted for one, wo and
three years, but makes no provision for bon n ty
todrafted men. The act Of July %, 1866 pro.
yides only for enlisted men and their heirs
drafted men and their sub-tftutec are not en-.
titled are not entitled to bounty under said
Il
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To ADVERTISERS.
THE MANASSAS GAP KAUFMAN

ltappe3is tha- theIe is some probability of
the complexion of this work. The road is al.
ready graded up to Harrisonburg and the rails
are laid from Strasburg TO Timberviile, in the
IoWer emo OF Rockingham county, leaving q
distance OF about Is miles upon which the
track is 10 De laid. This, with the building Of
some bridge, would complete that portion of
the road between Harrisonburg and Strasbure.
Between the latter point and Winchester, the
Baltimore and OHIO company propose to have
branch road at an early day. The HARRISON.
burg Old Commonwealth says it has received
information s'that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company offer to take the Manassas
Gap haI'road and put 1t in rum 'ng order, but
that the Manassas company refuse Through
SIr. Marshal their precIdent.) to allow them
10 touch it until they are paid about $3.50 900 i'm
advance OF the cost OF building the road to its
present condition." and adds: .sThe Legisla.
ture should compel the Manassas company
either to make such an exhibit of its financial
condition as Will show conclusIvely their abil-
1ty to put the road in running order mn to Har
risonburg by the following Septem ber, and to
commence the work at once, aud in esrne-t.
or else aecede TO such a fair proposition of the
Baltimore and Ohio company as will be equit.
able between the two corporations
Edward e. Marshall, President of the Ma
nassss Gap company, contradicts the state.
msnts of the Commonwealth, and says he made
two distinct proposals. in writing to the Balti
more and Ohio company. The first was short
loan of $500, for The purpose Of Immediately
finishing the road from Srasburg TO Kratzers-
the other proposal was a loan Of 100000,
which, with the mems at the command of the
Manassas company, were to be used in the
construction of the road between Winchester
and Strasburg.
He adds ia Earnest and repeated efforts
were made TO get thee loans from the Balt-
more ana Ohio company. without any condi-
uons having reference 10 the rebuilding the
Manassas road east OF Strasburg and made in
company with gentlemen of highest considera.
ZION in the Valley, but were not responded to
by Mr. Garrett" 80
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The Paterson Races.

NEW YORK, Oct 1l.-There has been a fair
abundance at the Paterson races, this bein
the last day. In the hurdle race of two miles
with eight leaps, Zigzag beat General Williams
by half length. Mamie Craddick and Cita-
DEL were d'stanced. Time, minutes 3k sec.
ends In the sequel stakes for three-year oids,
EnchantTess beat Ripley length. Delegate
was good third. Time, minutes 5sx sec.
onds. In the third race, three. mile heats, Al
debaSon walked over the course. In the fourth
race, one and quarter mile, Uirca was the
favorite against the field; two to one against
Luther; eight 10 one against Richmond. The
later won In gallant style; Ulrica was second.
Time, two minutes, IL seconds.
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FISAscIAL--The New York Post Of yester.
day AFTERNOON says:-The statements of the
Philaoelphia Lrdger's dispatch from WASH
Ingtnn. as published in the morning papers,
rv vaiiousiy construed in Walt street, bat no
feet has rs yet been prod ced on the mark
celIansous securities. Cola has ad yanced, in
consequences of the scarcity OF coin and the
genera, incertitude. 70 153& this morning
against lk3k ten days ago and ISL X last even
ing Very little gold being offered for sale even
at the advanced price, the transactions have
been small. The loan market . without note.
worthy change. Call loans are las per cent,
and discounts Sal. with rather more paper OF.
fering. The stock market IL steady but dull
Governments are firm. Coupon skies Of 1891 at
124. old d ve-twenties At ii3 \. and hve-tWeates
of IsG5 are wanted at l0eH, Ten forties are
99ka99h. seven thirties are quiet At l0S \ for
the August series, and LOO for those Of uns and
July.
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Execution of gonzales and Pelllcer.

NEW YORK, Oct I2.13onzale, and PeIlicar
were executed shortly after ten O'Clock to-day,
in Raymond street Jail, Brooklyn, within q
few blocks OF the scene of the murder of Senior
Otero. They made q full confession of their
participation in the deed, and charged Viele
with being the planner and chief a sasstn
Neither manifested any particular emotion on
the Eailows. Con zales seemed q little fright.
ened, but APellicer was calm and compo ed
Their necks were not broken by the fall. There
was no struggle on the part OF Gonzales, hut
Pellicer's contortions were terrible for some
minutes. .- .rre..t
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From Louisvill~.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-TWO MEN, supposed
10 have been er aged in the r. cent robbery of
Adams Express, were arrested this morning
ne II seymour. Their names are not given,
but they are known as residents of the vi
cinity fD '..' -i. l ,t'-.' -
As the paymaster's train Of the Louisville
and Nashville Rfpro1d was passing south.
ward to day the train was thrown off the
tfsck by rail which had been loo 'encd an
pulled from it's place by men asfthe IT,, n an.
prolched the vicinity Of Bowling Green Mr..
Chure' the tran nsas@r, was seriously in
jured by the over turning Of a car. The rob
bers obtained Gil 200. The COMPANY Offer
$1,000 and one fourth of the money rec oyered
for the apprehension of the thieves - a. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-12

MAD. PAKEPA (the Jenny Lind OF the agsi
VIII MAKE Der first appearance in Washington
on Friday. October 18th, NJ Metzarott Hail
Madame Parepa, by her appearauce I'm New
York, hast year created a great furore, ana in
Consequence of her success of last year, she
a second sea-on. As his Will be her Only co a
cert In Washington. our musical people sho uld
secure seats es.rly, 10 get an opportunity to
idly ''-'T-- 80 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-12

The Treasury Department is Informed that
smuggling operations OF an extensive char
actsr have recently been cirrIed on from Mat.
amoras. Mexico, to Brownsville, Texas, across
the Rio Grande. The with ra wal OF troops sta.
toned 81 Brownsville has given the smuggIers
purposes, which they ha We been prompt to
seize. Measures have been nstituted for the
prevention of these transactions. Such ia the
activity Of smuRRlers at the various points ON
the frontier that the exercise OF the greatest
vigilance is required from evenue officers IN
the performance Of their duties
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Philadelphia Ledger Cauard-aA Re-.
traction.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lin relstxon 10 u !,
despatch about the President and Attoruey
General the Ledger publis les ths followIpe: ,
"A despatch from one Of our WashinYton
correspondents published in the Befs,r yester
day, relating to an alleged series OF questions
concerning the status of the present Con gress.
said to have been submitted to the Attorney
Generai by the President, has xcfted csn,id-
cradle interest
''lt was from an experienced. welI-informed
and careful Correspondent therefore it was
published AS we received 1t, and, of course
without any endorsement by this journaI.--.
AFTER careful inquiry made yesterday In
Washington we have come to the con G. q sion
that our correspondents was deceived. and
whatever may have been the Foundation for
his statement we are now satisfied that no
such questions have been propounded TO the
Attorney General by the President. ..tf.. r..
t.Whilst we sincerely regret that an error on
SO Important subject has found its way into
the Ledger, even In our correspondence, we
are glad to be able to record the fact that the
President has lot raised so serious question.
for no soUrd lawyer can Sdonbt the entire
legality OF the existing Congness." fel ~
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Personal General p. G. T. Beauregnrd
arrived here At noon to-day, from Baltimore
and is stopping n Wsllards'. He has lately
been TO Europe. aud lie on his way South. -
The Fowler sisters, well known ballet dan
GERS, who lately appeared at the National
Theatre IN this city, Were among those lost in
the steiner Evening Star - sli-
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SECOND EDITION
O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURIrIEs,
- WASHINGTON. October ~, 1853.
Jay Cooke & 20. furnish the following
quotations Of Government securit,s.-
COVER NM

APPOINTMENT OF REVENUE OFFiCERs.
The following appointments Of revenue ON !.
GERS were made to-day: ~" 49,
James w. Eldridge, assessor for the ninth
district, Ind; w. W. Moseiy, collector for the
twenty third district, NY. 81 ----i p"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-12

The WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale, and IN wrappers. ready for the mails.
containing. among much other reading matter,
the conclusion Of Dickens beautifuI story OF
DADDY Dodd;"th the Jerome Park Races; Latest
returns from the State Elections held on the
9Th inst the Catholic PIenary Council in Bal.
umorej PARTICULARS Of the GrelI storm: Hu.
N1yal, Departmental and Local News: Arr
cultural and Housekeeping Miscellany and
The latest Telegraphie Dispatches from an
quarters 49,.
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Horrible Indi q n 0utrages disco yer ed-Ran
d. som Of the Survivins Victims

ST. LOUIS, Oet1L-Captain Barlow, Of Gen.
era Sherman's stiff, arrived here Yesterday
from Fort Dodge. where he saw two white
girls, named Doye, one seventeen and the other
thirteen years old, who had been REASONED
from the Kiowa Indians. The girls say that on
the 9th Of August the Kiowas ATTACKED their
home In nor, h western Texas, killed scalped
and burned their father, and mother nd sister.
eight years old, were carried into captivity and
treated in the eruelest and m ost revolving man.
ner. On arriving at the lndiao camp, the cap-
Gve5 were Knocked about with clubs aud bru.
tally abused. On hearing their. condition, the
Commanding officer at Fort Dodge, not having
sufiicient force to rescue them, effected their
Texas as soon as they recover from their terri
bic suferings. While In the lHdlan camp, the
officer sent TO arrange their ransom saw the
ciptives Knocked down three times and vio-
Iaied.. Is i'ra lnf ~ l-1 d.. ~ p .- p ..T7
General Sherman arrived home on the 10th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

( THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Corrected Returns-PoHticaI Com nj e xion
of the Legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12--The oficia al report
Of the vote in. Leba1on county gives Geary
] ass majority. 1t was before reported a, i.3OO
Phila phia gives Geary Sy3S5 majority
Z The Legislature stands-Senate, thirty. four
Repn bile ms and twelve Democrats In the
Hou.e, sixty-three Republicans and thirty We
Democrats. The Republican majority on Joint
ballot is thirty-fve. .
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The Philadelphia Ledger CANADIAN Elk.
PLANTATION.

I OCT. I..-Iu VIEW OF the State-
correspondents regarding the recent telegram
70 the Ledger. It may be well to state that the
dispatch was transmitted to New York by the
delphia,) in the regular order Of bus. ness, il
being the custom to telegraph special dis pate hes
when received by reliable newspapers; and, of
course, the Ledger was given a. authority
merely, and with no idea Of advertising ths
Journal. The insinuations made Of combina.
ons, ETC., are without the slightest foundation.
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Organization Of Vermont Legislature.

MONTPELIER. Oct. 1.-THE Vermont Legis-
lature assembled in this place tot day. The
Senate organized by electing Henry Clark,
Esq, OF POultnev, for Secretary: Jas s. Peck.
Esq, OF montpelier as Assistant Secretary;
and the Rev. MIR. White. of Coventry. as
Chaplain. In the House of Assembly the Hon.
]. w. Stewart was Reelected Speaker; J s.
Flagg, OF Bennington, Clerk and Rev N p
Foster, of Burlington, Chaplain. Gov Dill.
1Ineham's message will be delivered to-mor
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British Troops for Cau,d.

TORONTO, y. w, Oct. 1l.-A dispatch from
Ottawa to the Leader says Military men saw
that the object OF the British Government In
sending additional troops to this country is not
so much to guard against Feniap attacks as to
be prepared for more seriOus consequences
The number of passengers who have arrived
at Quebec since the opening OF navigation is
21,OUO, an increase OF 1900 over the same period
of last year. .... = = :
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THE wuIrE HOUSE

Apart from the Cabinet Meeting nothing of
interesttranspired at the White House day.
The meeting Of the Cabinet lasted several
hours and was attended by all the members.
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TonAcCo--Soms time ago the Richmond
in inst CITY Of some excellent new crop tobaceo
a go . pound. Petersburg. however. No.
the hraE out Of her sister city, BY reporting 4
sale at eil.2S . pound, wheIeupon the Rich
mend Times resorn By calling tie Petsrsburg
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New Yoxk Market.

New YoRK, Oct. l1~ICotton quiet, but firm;
middIipgs, 39al1. Flopr dull; lOa20c lower;
Southern, 81 .s0ael6.9. Wheat has declined
4a2c.: Gales unimportant. Corn quiet. Rofk
and Lard quiet WHISKY steady. roi al.
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PAFrExcE.AThs young Able de Bernis collie.
tied some preferment from Cardinal Fleurv.
then fourscore. Fleury told him bluntiy, "You
shall have nothing as long - live" Bernis
replied. Your excellenoy, l will wait"
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DISCONTlNUANCE OF TIE CAVALRY Blu.
RRAU-

BY general order issued yesterday, the
Cavalry Bureau Of the War Department, es.
tablished by General Orders No. 23S, July d.
1858, Is abolished, and the records and papers
viii be forwarded 10 the Adjutant General OF
the Army.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
U.s.~& T..

( PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The following is
the official return from Montour county
Clymer, 1,523; .Geary, 1,131. Congress-El-
well. Democrat, 1,55O Mercur. Union, k1I4
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80 REOEIPTs FROM CUSTOMS.
Returns from collectors at the following
mentioned ports show receipts from the LIST to
the 9th instant, inclusive, as follows: Boston.
SO. CD New York. S2e56, 632. -; Baltimore
S65.43S.7l.' At New Orleans, the ncome from
the ped to the 29th ult., was &S6St24l
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LAND OPERATIONS

Returns Justreceived. from the winnebago
City, Minnesota. land office show that an ag-
grcgate OF $3.50 acres of the public lands was
disposed OF In September, S,O73 Of which were
taken up under the homestead law -. u
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BOARDING.
PERSONAL.

~. ID. w. PRENTISS has removed his Office
y IRON corner of 7th and l. streets to Residences
TO. 20 Nh street, near n. Once hours frsm to
~ ~. .n1 2 10 p N. - 90 29-2w'
lR. LOVEJOY Has REMOVED to the south-
- ssst corner Of and 9Th streets. Messages may
s'ia Dc Jeit st the once on 18th street between
sna 4. street, sss' O'Clock q. m. and p. IN. :.
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LOST AND FOUND.

a. 1SwARyzstFsy:a q stolen: en- wed...
s 81 ;ss9. sS,s:
rtfiis:d o..... q sEI ..a a.! ae ssSs:
l. vfsh hunting case spd ssio chain; sspposeAto
b We been dropped on the r. 81 from Waahipeson
s. the ts Ss",.
N. The finder will be suitably rewarded by Iesv
LOG * 4 l, 3 y hist' Bank' BY John G. Clarke. "
VCU ter last night, my POoK n. BO0K. con.
o. d.vo.is from H~s.r.. icy cock. . 90 ITO. for
90 soo Day able to my order, will give q fly dol
lars to any person who retuins II TO ne. and will
make no enouiries, rs an inclined to think that
Idrorped It In the crowd near she ticket Office
The certificate sllutsi to cannot be negotiated,
being unendorssd, and IT'S payment prevented By
due ne,iee, 20 the bank Q, Aessrs Jay Cooke
90 In tnfs city.
can be found from to ~ Pm. in the Mexican
Legation, corner X and 18th streets, and at other
hours ct No. <O2 18th street, bet ween @ and B. +.
II wsIleE .Fs53 1I9HAUs MARSHAL
Washing ton. Octobsr l1th, 1856. oc IL 81.
x5 RHwARD.straysd on the a;th Of ssptem.
ss6 tSs 70 joHs FIX KIs:
LII, 7th street, nssr first ToltGste. &C ll-sts
oSTwOn Thursday morning. . large WHITE
Az b.1s sssss s SIS; sSs's:
turn os i,.a. sr, ,7,s . H0s0s BIZ, sARRIIfh
Bps. G5w si.. &C. % sS z small.
ole hild-qusrters mingled with white, - i
The ao01srevafd viii b ,,a for kfT
&C lin. No syst. hiand. BET. sth and 10th.
SIS aslDsI "a "a e.ePIRg Near
tnTIpins The above to =. II. 4 H GREGORY.
81 Penn. avenue. Oe 10 St.
COX REwARD.-stra cd from the subscriber,
gSO on Friday. October s, . white Setter DOG,
:'Ss; 20 ' an; s sas
Protestant Orphan Asylum, corner of 18th and
&C io'a. n ,', JAS. B. FRrRE.
.DO specified with brow q; lad short horns. brown
srd leg: iSn the Any
again VIII ''e'''' II Ta tSsyi 'ssslsskHEss.
ss. No. 4s1 S BE. ,1 HGr and iI ,sS e.,
$40 .REWARD-stolen on the night Of The
GoRsE %stsS g. .ns S1 sr s.
name and TAIL somewhat sunburnt has roam
nose. The above reward will Be ssid 4 Issarned
oca .Hyatts.ille, Prince Geo rsss Co., Md
a'.,...- BOARDING. - =
Es,s EsEpl.s.a ROOMS ana
corner New York avenue. ..---r oc Inn
ROARD. Good TABLE BOARD with Fresh Rut.
-, ter snd Java Coffee can be had at 37l Penn
EyVabfe svenue, between Al and 9th streets at
SIS per month. References exchanged se - ims
ROARD.FiIst class TABLE BOARD at I29
streets h,s. Sstrsen i.h AID nth
fnsHite, suitable for housekeeping. sc Is-lms
TABLE EOARD a No, aga 10th street, q few
MONTH Goor' north OF the a'enne Terms sw Per
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NEW RIvER LINZ.

NEW RIvHR LINZ. -
The epe Steamer wAWAssE1r win isays tn
; TUESDAY AND St: fsfDsf 'i HSlks
IN0S ~ -
q click, and A lexandris at o'c' och. for QUE.
klOAAh Returning. leaye 0urrioaaa ct o'clk
q on SUNDAY ana WEDNESDAY,, stoHDing
- al isn lar going and retn1nins.g Pessass,
freight or passage aIply on board pr 10 -
JOHN VAN 8foWIOK, 80
oc Him AevensS 1000 6Sssf 4
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DROF. K q, MERCK. A. M. will opeu an
Evening high school lor Young Men, MON
DAY. October Is, Ut o clock o. IN I. in Room z
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