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!. Life Of Josiah aaluey. Of Massachusetts BI his
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8. Bsloy Pap.rsi second series By james Russell
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T. Life and ,Lsttsrs Of James o. Fsreiv. By Jslius
=: s:sP::s Ss:'is. ~s-is q X: sui.ss si,''f I.
1n. pun s.s.hor. idyi, ana s,asf poems. sy oso's.
s Joatn. Of Travels in Brasil By Professor sad Mo-
IA complete Pr..s works Of John .. wai,ti.r. s.w
"a Rsins',w. for Children. New .s,,'on. r. ..
io BrsAthings Of Better Life Edited BY Lucy Lar
II Lectures on Greece. Ancient and Modern. By The
"a aeys, History Of Ensland. By Charles Kissslsy.
~ Christian Rosetti's Posms.t "a n s.T = = .
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Il Character and CbarAolsristie Msn. BY 3. Pwhip-
Is. D.nts's Viva Nuovs. Translated BY Charlie. 4
q. r. pivIn. Comedy Of Dante. translated By H. ".
a5 The History Of the Anti.slsvery Struggle In the
Il, United States By wm. Lloyd 6srri,oa. -
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COMPANION PoBlB volume H.. 60 .tsiuiug selso-
lions from bryant, Whittier. and Holmes With hns
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R.,urnipr rr.ln. .rri,. In Pi.t.bureh J. follou,.

A Asnt Of tns kxos1sIof Omhtbus Company VII
pas through saeh train before rsAshag the depot tak
eheeks and deliver baggage TO any psr OF the city
oncs No 4o Penn street, open day and night whsrs all
order. foI ~ moysnsn. q passsngsn and baggage
Baltimore express win srhvs Win PhilaAslphiS e.
Drsse st . % p. N. % noudAys d aeu'u.T -.
thsnsslvss responsible for personAi beg only asd
for a amount sot exceeding eloo, ~
A. the Psuusylvsaia Central Railroad Passenger sa
hos. Lhavtv sad wash,nssns ssys-.s -. -
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1896 ARRANGEMENTS CT, 1856
AoESHEw YORK LINES cow


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FROM raiLADELrHIa M e A. Io NEW YORK 10
FRok WALNUT STREET wHARF AND KENsINGT0N
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AoA n, via Camden And Amboy--C!And 4. As,Its-
az Camden an
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A, AZ aGIws'saas,.s .,a sRs R EXPIRES 90
kssnins H.,l.. MISUNDERSTANDING ..o ..s ..., oD' 90
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A. X sisS y. R:a.ias.sa sd i:i::; sii; %
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daiios (frsight snd ps4ssngsr) % -I-tU 49,
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soa.h:s siprss. VIII daily. (ll othsr. sGnd.y.
sxesptsd.J CF' ! ,od .rF,'s.I- IEI'-II -
'PuIlApstpHiA AND srw YORK lrsss 500
Lssvs walnut street whAnA g andss. n. u m. ,
. p n snaias sos. n. taisSs ~ - o. ''s'"I'' - .'
II. . - p n line rams dAiiyi tali others. saa-
asysSA'sp'sa'' .ErrUa,L -rE -n...tT ais. go
sEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINEs. aar
Leave foot o. Barclay s,rss, At q N: and .. m.
n, and .. m, and II nigh. 80 -
The 2 N. line runs daily tan others, Sundays
w.H. 6ATzMER, AGENT -rrr
~ Philsdelphis and New ork Iinss 60
PnhApzLPHIA. Dso. Is. lSes. sHiW !, dssl
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THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line Of drst class side wheel stesners between
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA COwgs,
With comfortable modztous for passeng OF all
grades, carrying the United States Nall Leave New
York 90 THuksDAYs: HHa.. f..r"rk ...# H.|
BALTIC, 5000 toms 100 horse power, 40. .. .....
Jpoes. eder..................... 2eth April.
WESTERN METROPOLIS 2ooo tons, 1000
horse 10th Nay.
ATLANTIC, sOoU toos, 1000 horse power, ~.
g. Hoyer, masdsr................... Slst May.
BALTIC, A. o. Jouss.................... Nth juns.
An experienced surgeon on board. - q.
The Company will not be re.ponsibis for specis
valuabies, unless bills Of aiding, having the value
pressed, are signed therefor. . rHt.4HT
Rates Of pa.ssxe, payable in gold, its equiyasot
First Cabin, el0ji Second e6a6U; stserage, ey7 So
Return tickets: l. e21; H. eis2 5o stssrage, ei7So
For freight and passage spply to
JOHN X. BLvAHs 4 CO.,
500 Psuna. ave-, o. Louisiaaa ave,
.HfHgLsaa Agents for d. O.
ASrPor subscription to thu stock Of this Company,
odsrng safe and dividend .paypg Investment, apply
to JOHN r. ELvAts L Co.,
l. 81
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT.
w THIS 0HRlCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

THE MAN THAT EXPECTS TO GET THE BRICK
HOUSE The Philadelphia North American of
yesterday says - MIR. Taffinger the fortunate
possPssor of the Slc.OO0 prize In the recent Sol.
dlers and Sailors lift Con cert AZ Washington
IS a fireman on board the steamer Susq ueh anna
The steamer was decorated with flags on yes
terday, IN honor of his good fortune He SAYS
he will continue TO stoke. He finds $40 per
month very convenient little income
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ID Auctiopeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Northwest corner 10Th and streets.
TWO IWO-srOHY FRAMB BUILDINGS. ON
LEASnD Gk0uND, KNOWN As THE MON.
RANT." on street, above new Jer,ey .ysen.
oypesite the Baltimore Rsilrosf Depot.
On sArUk oAI, the 2oth Instant. At O'Clock D.
Frame Bu,IdinGs, on l,a.ed ground at % per
meptn escn. They contain atout seven rooms
one oil the best business locations In the city.
Immediately sitter the ssie of tbe hu,,d,r., Ill,
De sod Gil the Bar ptxtarss sud Ooptense -
hesTs ccssis. conveyaneins and clamps ct pur.
Loc n tlhtsll d L.wRLLs q CO. Aucu -
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RY GREEN q wILLIAns, A.es,.u..r..

BEfWEEN G AND STREETS NORTH AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 23d inst at 10 o clock a. M .
We hall sell st house 4l9 on 18th street the fol-
lowing articles. viz:
Plush covered Sofas. Castor and Side Chairs
Marble top 7 ables, Whatnots, and Pictures
walnut Msrtle. top idebosrd. with HtAsere
Walnut Extes sion Table and Dining Chairs
Walnut Bedstesds, Dressin Bureaus, and Wash
stands
hair. Husk, and other Mattresses.
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram, and ether Oar
Hsll Oileloth and Stair Rods
Lot Of Table Crockery and glassware
Lot Of Kitchen Regulates
And many other articles, which We deem anneces-
sary 10 enumerate.
Terms cash.
ecl6 0REEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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THE CONSERVATIVE ARxr AND N.

THE CONSERVATIVE army AND NAVY
Union Il ,.I even ng, the Uaion met In the
ball National Union sadquarters) Col jas.
A. TAFT IN the chair. 49, - -
Engineer Mocka,ee offered q preamble, set
ting forth that a re bort recently published in a
morning paper by COMMITTEES or he Soldiers
and sailors Unto ', in regard 20 the renov val
OF certain parties CT, the Government Print
Ing once, might mislead the public, accom-
panied by resolution declaring that soldiers
and sailors shou,d feel grateful to the Prest-
uent for his order. THE order recommends
the appointment Of discharged soldiers and
sailors to offices.1 = ~ 3t 6
The resolutions, after some debate. were re.
ferred 10 committee, who subseq uently re-
ported them. and they were adopted. go
Captain Payne, of Penn, addressed the as
sociatIon. .r.- .-....
The proposed amendment to the constitution,
inserting a section declaring one OF the objects
of the association to De to benefit and protect
Its members, was taken up and adopted as ar.
tIcIe Q. ..,f ~
Capt. F. r. Mexican, Capt Geise, Col. Boyce.
Capt. Mcdonnell and Capt. p. Young were
appointed a committee to take into consdera-
ton the propriety of preparing q programme
of literary exercises for the association.
Col. Boyce, Capt, Geise and Capt p. Young
were appointed a committee to suggest some
action calculated to cUunteract the falsehoods
circulated by the Radical Soldiers and Sailors
Union Club, with regard TO the late removals
from the Government Printing Office. Ad-
journed. ...r
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BASE BALL-heystOHe dgt. JeferSon.-Yester-
day afternoon the Keystone Base Bail Club
played their third game IN tnis CITY. with the
Jeffersons, on the grounds south of the Presi-
dents. The attendance was quite large, and
the game was watched with much interest
The playing, especially during the first part of
the game was excellent, the number Of fly.
catches being unusually great The game oc-
cupied two hours and half. The following
is
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CANEs-OAHEs- CANES.

CANEs-OAHEs- CAMS. 20 go
A large and elegant assortment Of Is
GOLD, SILVER, AND IVORY HEAD,
Also PSIss s fstlS' DANES. heavy Gold and
Silver Head, Of the beat materials and y ,rKman.
chip. At LAHR'S
Gents Furnishing store,
SO fs-eolet 424 PeunA. avenue, near ~ Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

NIrDICAL BOOKe-Daltons Human Phy.ioIo.
W g Druett's Modern eurasry Erichsens
the kespiratory Organs; rev edition Fiat.
Piecnce OF Medicine Watsonb Practice Of
1Nels London. rownes Elementary Chemi try.
Pereires nateria Aedica; edited b. Horstts f6
WOOD, ID ID. BfddleS Materia Medica ana nany
o'Affs on the sans subjects. for sale by
oc6 FRANCk TAYLOR
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10 p9SooEsrLIITl SET os SECOND. HAND
sale cheap. tau3l ". q. NETZEkOff 3 90.
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AUCTION SALES.

Inv sa~ Assss0s Ss,es see Josra psssJ
RI SAGLE o., AuetiOn,sr..
Q. SATURDAY MoRNINs. Oct der % a, 10
OF ssoe& Of . iiauor House deciinia s eu.ine..-
=, CO ses Rhine " tne, 20 cases Ci .ret
And CREST y.rissy 81 wsi.ti.. B srsns,s
Wines se.. In wood and aIsss.
10 barrels of FIour
70 DOys hoiee ses.rs 50 p.cssses Black and Green
1ees' stsrch' Soaps broons, Wooden Ware, &c
- LARGE ..,S,,m.n. q SIO,hins. Dry Gods.
Will .. added
9ssess. oar FARLEY: No. III and Nv
Ike, 1 m.I Meal
:. lkeg Sage.
1t EAGLk CO.. Aucts.
b. " l. W sIII.. 3 So; :n AP ssS
south corner Pa avenue and 9Th street
6 EEhRx hHIL ShotaisS' DIV fo GODS S
s So sx1S SS = sx5gssSTIss .A, FANCY
meneing at 10 O'Clock. We viii sell, within nm.
stores. large stock Of the above goods. CON
Cashmere and other Pants and v..t.
r wsiss CIS GIG a Ssssim.res and C.ssinets
Fine si ssfss s and 6: sns Drawers
spspeRders. Iry Goods, SJcks.
g gross knive. aud i FoTSt. su s..s as
81 dozen Penkniyes, part very fine
~ dozen scissors, assorted
- ooZen MAJORS. part very fine
10 dozen Butcher Knives
~ Dozen IVORY handle Table Knives and Forks
l ~ dozen Ehgleh and Case Gross Soap
Dozens Cologne ard Perfumeriee, large stock
~ dozen Combs. assorted
Very fine Albums
Honey and Windsor Soaps and Note Paper
Fine Casters and Ice Pitcher,
With variety OF other Goods, all of which will
Re PerempterilS sold for cash
RY j. G. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
TWO DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGS ON
ifth street, near the New State Department at
Auction AZ
On SATURDAY EVENING, October 10th. will
pe onered al auction the two two story new Brirk
honses and Lois, containing seven room. and
kltchen each. press brick fIouts With brown stoas
heads and sills situated on Fourteenth street west
between and I streets north N-a 60 and n 90
square north Of the New State Department, tn
street ears pass the door '"e
Possession given 10 the largest and north bousa
Immediately; OF the other early possession car ~
sirable. 'eiS ue-
immediately after tne above sale we will ALL 81.
south ad Joimng Lot, No. q, in Square 5 20 fset
lnches by Us {. ct to a 81 foot alley.
Terms One half cash: balance in six and twaIv.
mouths secured by deed Of trust on the premi.as
All conveyancfng and revenue stamps at the coat
OF the purchaser. e'
The property can be inspected at any time
DC 10 j. . MCGUIRE \ CO, Aucts
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DIED.

H DIED.
allyn. On Thursday evening, the 18th inst -,
MAhI M. cohsort of Lucius b. Allyn, in the 5ith'
year of her age - " " WIN
The funera al will take place from her late resi-
dsnce, No. 6O3 NJ street north, on Satu rday eve
ming, 10Th instant at 5 o'clock The relatives and
h1ends OF the family respectfully invited 10 at
YEATOWER. On the 18th instant, at 10 O clock
Pm, CHRISTOPHER YEATOWER aged 81
His funeral will take place from his late resi- :.
dence, No. 800 High street Georgetown' sundav
afternoon. at 8 o clock Int l
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C.. TONIGHT.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Iast night but one of
the eminent tragecienne, Mrs +. W. Lauder
who Will appear Tor this time only In the char
acter Of the Countess, in Sheridan Knov ses'
beautiful play of Love; or. the Countess and
the Serf," supported by Mr.. ]. II. TAYLOR froY,
Winter Harden, N. Y. Splendid Comedy matt
nee 10 morrow Saturday afternoon.
METZERoTT HALL.-The greet event tn
which lovers Of music have been looking for
ward for weeks past Is to take place thus eve
ming. We refer to the Grand concert of the
justly celebrated Bateman Troupe, when our
citizens VIII have an opportunity OF judging
accorded her by the Northern presto ne rec
ogniZed as the Prima Donna OF the age and
P1ghifui successor OF the swedish nightingale.
also to welcome the favorIte tenor Brig1oIi
also TO hear such artists a. Ferranti Fortuna
-. b. Mills, Carl Rosa and ]. Hutton. q 4 D y
ODD FELLOWS HALL.--The festival, concert
shd ta0ieauX, sui continues. Go before IL is
too late, aud spend pleasant evening. and
beip good cause.-the erection of the New
CHuFch OF -. DomlnIc's. South Washington
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CITY ITEMS.

| GRAY'S COLLARS, twenty We cents per box,
! at Francs Gents Furnishing House, i9i TN
! street, near Odd Fellows Hall. 49,. =
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CoUGHs.-As Soothing PICTORIAL, Brosgn' 5
BronetidI TToches are advantageousIy employed
10 alleviate Coughs, Sore Threat, HOarseness
and Bronchial affections. Those exposed to
sudden changes of weather should have them,
as they can be carried in the pocket and "a Ike d
as occasion requires upon the first appearance
of a Cold or Cough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, MOles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
t9a Penn av.. between * and eta streets. OF
nee hours from m. to D. m, and o to %.
m Nc charge for consultation.
PENNIES can be had In any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-xoRRon

Kh MN. L. WALL 90. AuctioBeers,
~ . stores Noe. ~ Is aud 31.,
sooth corner Pena avenue and sth street.
REAL EsTATs AT AUOrIos
On Thu kspAl Af1EkNOOk oct Der n st
ocioek, sil sell, IN fr0at OF the prem ses %
Si Lot lumber 2 IN eausre so, being ne .rtf ppo-
cite 20 NslkerN Iunfher Yard, and tetyesn i1th
and 18th streets, and near the svslue
Also.
On FkIDA1 IN fn trent 90 the pr~m-
ises. at o clock Coz nencins q Square Siwe viii
sell Lot =. In square IS, fronting e. feet ia he.
en- 2ith street, and running beck 10 Q - foot alIey
Alec Lot No i IN Square j, 81 the corner Of 2iTh
on north street Also. Lot No q, On Square "a .
frontinG is feet inches on north street, snd
running through O. yet street
We cali the attention OF buyers % the above sale,
ss theJ III be ptorily sold for cash, and Osr
Inducements q rnrl hssers
=, All c.nveysncing and stamps ct the erp'Ese q
the purchasers
A deposit OF 3 30 will he Required from -sch pur-
onSer ss .oon ss the property is Knocked down.
oesd WI WALL a CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE shLEsARE POSTPONED,
WEDNESDAY, 18th instant; Lot in squares ~ ~
ard q, 20 THURSDAY, 18th instant, sane hoxrs
and places. W L WALL A 90
&C IL Intel Auctlopeers
~ THE ABOVE SALE OF LOT 2, IN
Square go. IL further Postponed 60 FRIDAY,
18th, same heur and place
WI. WALL &Co.
ocH Intel AGctioneers.
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~. Il W ELLIS u CO..
- AuctisBeers and Real Estate Brokers
Northwest corner 10th ana y streets.
VALUABLE sToREsTAND. DWELLING AMI
TWO LOTS OF LAND ON THE CORNEK or
18th AND STREETS EORTH, NEARLY
OPPOSITE THE 7TH STREET PARR
On WEDNESDAY the oath instant o. O'Clock
>. m, on the premises shall sell at public auc-
ton, all that two story Frame Store-house and
Dwelling OF five rooms, with the Lot of IixlOO feet
deep.
Also,
Adjoining, and on the corner of Seventh and
deep. ~ wv 'ee'
Also,
Valuable Building Lot at Centralia
Terms One half cash; balance in g. L. and 10
months. $50 down on each sale. Coyeyancfng
and stamps at purchaser cost.
Title perfect.
oclS d.. WELLS 4 co. Auct.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucuoneers,

AUCTION SALE OF TwO-SToRY Ann
ATTIC FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on street
south hetween sth and 9th streets, Island
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at s O'Clock
p m, We shall sell in front OF the premises one
two story and attic frame House, coataining Z
conveniently arranged rooms, and Lot 10 feet front
and ia feet 10 inches deep.
Terms 81 CO. cash; balance in elk and twelve
adeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancinS
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
500 down when the property Is knocked eff
oc 10 d GREEN & WILLIAMS Auots
EIHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til THU RSDAY, the 18Th Instant, same honr
ecIs GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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Coop FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made IL
best French Calf Boots, 20 order, Sli to SIC. j
Srott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street
and inside Hotel
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INA AND CROOK ERY.
DINNER,
TIA, and
CATHOLIC PLENARY COUNCIL.
EXCURSION TO BALTIhOBE NEXT So

The YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIENDS SOCIE-
Tf will make another Excursion g. =,
to Baltimore on Sunday, the 2stl.$4 ~.
instant, leaving the pot here atSstcE .sXX@
I! o clock In the morning; and arriving in time for
the grand procession of Bis hops and Ecclesinsttc,
on the closing of the Council
kennd TIP Tickets, $3.50; good to return on
any OF the trains on Sunday. Monday or Tuesd ey
Eor sale at Ellis Music store. 900 Penna ave ;
MetZerotts; SIS Pa. avenue, and at the beck .
stores Of Jehn T. Burch, 9th and D. ami William
A. Ifpney, $40 north TIN street.
~ For the accommodation OF the excursionists
masses will be oner ed on Sunday morning at half
Churches. DC Il st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-19

HI JAS. q. Mc6UIkh %, Auctioueers.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS
eTAkD, near Penn. avenue, On 10th street, west
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October q. AZ
half O'Clock on the premises, we shall Offer
Lots and Square SU, fronting a feet on the
west sioe OF 10th e weet betvses Pa syenue and
oq square feet, With the Drtviless Of S-foof
ALLEY aoyoining On the south side. and 10 improved
II rooms, and recently known g Smithsonian Rss-
taursnt.
Terms: ope.third Gosh; residue In 6, u. ana m
months. with Interest. secured by deed q trust a
TIE property. Conyeyspcfne and Stance at vur-
terDoou Of 0ale.
ocDd J. Q. McGUIRK q Co, Auct..
IOO BUSHELS DRIED PKAoa.s. T.r ..l.
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100 BUSHELS DRIED PKAoaGs. Tsr ..l,
&C i0ss ~. Z. KING q sos.
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RELIGIoUC.-At several OF our churches in
teresung protracted meetings are in progress
ana In come there is every reason 10 expect
mat large accessions will be made. At the
isianc Bapust Church the meetings are large
~ attended, and numbers OF inu uirers present
tnemseiVes nightly for instruction. The pas
OL, HAe" U U Meador. is assisted by Rev Mr.
AoIsoh' ol Heorget0wn. At the last Wash.
hgIoh methodist Episcopal Church, a fine
ms uh9er the superintendence OF Rev.
6eoIee v. Leeeh, who Is assisted by other
ministers. Is in Progress. I.ittIs Gorsn.h
Cnapel, IN the lower part of South Wasb,ng
ton- -, under the superintendenca of tn nss
tor, Rev. j. N. Davis, enjoying a fine msst,ng
Rev. MI Emnger is having a fine mssting
which has been in progress some weeks a, rs
charge. Hamllne Methodist Church on s, q. us
protracted meeting was commenced on Snn
day night at the b street Methodist Pro,as,aa,
Church, Rev. ID. T.. Reese pastor and is sim IN
progress. The pastor has been assisted this
week by Revs. W. W. Reese. Dr. Ball and
others. The meeting commenced several
weeks since at the Wesley Chapel Mission. OH
and streets, 10 still in progress under the
charge Of Rev. Mr.. BPntly, well-known re-
ylyalist Of Connecticut NJ street Methodist
church, under the charge Of Rev. 3. v. Tudsr
IS sui engaged IN prorracted meeting, and
numbers have already made a profession of
religion and united to the church.
- s..tH
GRAND LARoKSY.--Yester day, Nv. Crump
colored, was arrested by Officer Grant for the
larceny Of a pocket-book and ave dollars, the
property OF John DonneHy. The parties are
both country dealers, and their wagons stood
togetner In the market yesterday DonneIiy
eot in Dis wagon TO count his money, and hap
book AID money nd run of In the crowd or
hcef trant passing 81 the time arrested the
negro, and Justice EorselI held him 10 baI for
court. '
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NEW FALL STYLES
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.

NEW FALL STYLES
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.
The subscriber having. at considerable ex pense
and labor, thoroughly reftted and Desutified his
Stone' nss now the pleasure Of notifying his pa
irons and the public that he has just returned
from the North, and is in daily rece of of his
FALL AID wINTER PURCHASES,
Embracing large and varied assortment of first
sEHTLlMIR' FURNISHING GOODS,
Selected in person and with great care of the beast
MY facilities for doing business are OF the mo.t
IssSfaoie chaIaeter; buying my goods mostly for
cash, with store rent free, and other az oensss
night, enables me to sell at the very lowest casn
Thankful for past favors, 1T IL my intention for
the future By strict attention to business 20
merit continuation of the patronage 40 long and
80 literally extended to me-,
..r ct. OHAS. H. LAM,
Gentlemen . Furnishing Store,
sc lo-eolotl1 424 Penn's avenue.
TX Amo'AL. REMOVAL
J.. P. DENNIS,
COA 81 AKER,
Begs leave to inform his customers and the publio
generally that he has REMOVED from NEAS
DIS oid stand on 9th street. to Nos. 293 E&fSE
an 4So ssrest, bst~een 18th AID 18th ~
streets south side q Pennsylvania avenue and op-
posite Growers Thestre As bis fac,iities are
greater than in his old location he can do reo
Ing in all Its branches and build new work e
ChEAP. DU RABLE. and 10 as GOOD STYLE e
any Coaohmaker In the country. He hopes by en-
pioyine none but first class mecharics and nsiue
nothing but the best material together with strict
attention TO bssfness, to merit and receive . fair
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l3Y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

HANDsOME PRIyArE REsIDENCE AND
TWO ADJoiNISG LOTS SEAR ooRsER
" iyTh AND n eTREETs NORTH Ar
On MONDAY, the 22d instant. ct az O'Clock D.
ma ve shall sell. on the premises, Lots No. "a, II,
house, containing six rooms, having fne cellar,
pantry. and out houses; the premises having
nne hover garden, &c, with two adjoining lots.
sold separately or altogether. This property is
located IN . good neiahborhood, with hne resi-
depcee ell around
Terms cash. All conveysneing and revenue
stamps st the cost OF the purchaser. elpdown on
oeis GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aue,.
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The Gentlemen's Brown Suits,
The Gentlemen's Brown SUITS
Coat, Vest and Pants,
Coat Vest and Pants.
FIfteen Dol .ars,
Fifteen Dollars,
At Henning's, -'
At HpnnIng's,
Corner eth street aud MARYLAND avenue
Corner 9Th street and Maryland avenue. b