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Dry Goods.

Trade is active under steadily continuous
demand. and prices are very regular. Joobar.
are pursuing very safe and prudent course
avoiding heavy stocks, but constantly replen.
lshlng them as sales reduce them. The current
OF business, of demand and supply, is uniform
frlnts are In steady activity; stocks are kept
down and prices are kept up; the supply is
barely equal to the demand. Heavy brown
sheetings are frmer, though not more active
as the raw material has advanced Bleached
shirtings and sheetings are low in stock, the
demand is large, and price buoyant All
drills are brisk of sale. Canton fiannels are
dull, with an increasing stock, and prices
heavy. Stripes are quiet DENNIS only mod
erately active Ginghams are ute active and
firm. Delaines have advanced under a very
large demand Tor consumption. Copurcs
sun command attention, ana are very brisk
OF sale. Desirable styles of shawls are very
firm, but inferior goods are dull and heavy
broadcioths are dull; only heavy fancy cas-
simeres, OF good style, are active and firm
otner KINDS are lower in price. Flannels are
moderately active and steady Imported fah.
RIGS are very active; all desirable goods mass
freely INTO general Consumption; the public
TASTE secures ready sale for them Fine bonn
oazines, fancy plaids. and black and colored
oeiaines are much sought for, al good prices
as Wen as all prime silks. Fine m-riuos are
waning q little in the demand, and a slight de.
CINE is observable in price. Alpacas also are
less active British prints are steadily act We
Inc auction sales still attract general atten-
ton, and prices OF all desirable goods offered
are well maintained under an active competi
ton amorR payers. French dre7s prints me.
rinos and delafnes thus sold well; black bonn
oazines, canton cloths, beavers, doeskias, cas-
tors ana coatiDgs were much competed for,
anu Saxony Wove dress goods were In lively
oemand.-N. I. Independent, Oct. 4eh.
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Spurious Mexican Bonds.

NEW YORK, Oct Am official letter from
the Mexican Legation has been issued IN con.
sequence OF an attempt of several parties In
ket, which has tendency TO injure the Liberal
cause There is but one authorized agent In
the United States making purchases for the
republic OF Mexico, and he acts under the in =
structlon and approval Of the Mexican Min
ister. Senior Romero -
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NEsTvALI THE MAGSIFIcENr.-"The Manif
cent has got into trouble again Under the Pat.
Tonage OF certain New York lawyers she got I'D.
Sertised pretty extensively ION credit) for an
appearance in Brooklyn, New York, but didn't
Draw lrate creditors came down on her and
heI lawyer friends. Eestvali shut herself I'D
IN her room, and her legal friends were chased
around by the ravenous printers and other
creditors until they .'forked over - about which
time The Magnificent" turned nm m,ssirr
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

from the Pacific Coast-Election OF Del.
egate from Arizona
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 40 ueen Emma Wis
ited the fortfications in the harbor We sterday
letter has been received dated St Mi
chaeIs. Northwest coast August 10th. from
the Russian Extension Telegraph Company.
Col; Hunnicott, leader of the party, died sud
denly last May.
Three State Conventions are in session AT
Carson, Nevada
Col. Bashford ha, been elected 4 delegate
rom Arizona to Congress by a majority of
three hundred W
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NATIONS TO INDECENT FREEDMrN I'M
ALEXANDRIA ~

Appilcauon having been made by the Mayor
ofAlexandria for continuance of the Issua
OF rations to INDECENT freedmen in that civ. :,
has been decided by the authorities here that
rations may be issued in those cases whera !,
is clearly apparent that the freedmen MAKING
application for them are in need of sucb assis
lance from the Government
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From China via California

SAN FRANCIsCo. Oct. a. Datss from China
TO July -, state that the Rebels In the prov
ince Of Yang Chow are much more formid able
than was supposed. Every leader sent against
them, except one, had met with defeat. In one
battle, the younger brother of the Viceroy
lost 2,N Enfield rifles, and out of 1000 cayai-
~ engaged, only 100 men escaped, and the fate
OF the infantry is supposed TO have been no
better.
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APEoISTED.-The many friends in this city
Of Major John j. Holt, formerly Chief Com
missary at Alexandria Va depot, will be glad
TO hear that he has been appointed Captain
In the 18th regiment, U. S. infantry, which
regiment il now stationed in Richmond.
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THE TAX ON COFFEE.

BY decision Of the Commissioner OF Inter.
nal Revenue, coffee is held to be liable 10 a ray
OF one cent per pound. when roasted, an to a
similar lax when ground If the coffee ia
roasted and ground by the same person the tax
is two cents per pound
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observation-disclosures Stone, OF Charles
county NJ d., nominated for Congress yester
day in Baltimore by the Fifth District Demo.
cratic Convention, is lawyer of some repu.
fation, and will be remembered as counsel for
Hsrolo, one OF the assassination conspira,ors
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THE WHITE BOusE

Nothing OF particular in terest transpred al
the White House to-day, though there was, as
usuai, large number Of visitors. Secretary
McCulloch had an interview with the Press.
dent in the morning
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Baltimore MarLets

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-FIour has an advancing
tendency. Wheat firm. Corn scarce; white
81 .OSa$l.10; yellow, 9s cents. Oats firm ar 5Sa
50 cents. Provisions very dull Pork steady.
Sugars firm. Coffee quiet; Rio at IsaIeS
Whisky dull Western 81 a.. free
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TIE CITY POsTMAsTKHsHIP-A number NJ
numerously signed petitions have been sent in
for the appointment OF Col. James A. TAFT to
the place of City Postmaster
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PREPAYMENT

The President to-day made the following
appointments:
Francis A. Hall, Register of Land Office at
Monroe, La.
James +. Mcclure, Receiver of Public Mon
eys. &c. at Monroe, La
SamI T. Williams, of Maryland, U. S. Con.
sui at Hamburg
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APPOINTMENT OF PENSION OFPIcERs-The
Commissioner OF Pensions appointed to-day
Examining Surgeons Doctors Marion Roberts,
Asheville, n e. Geo. Collins, Bethel, Maine:
and James Stevenson, Eaystte vile. AIkanaas
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Another Cable Laid.

CHARLoTTETowN. PRINCE EDWARDS Is1.
AND, Oct 4.-The cable across the Straits of
northumberland, connecting New Brunswick
win Prince Edwards Island, was successfulIy
iaIo oy the steamer Med way on Tuesday last
The Midway and Terrible steamed immeai-
ately for England.
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From Georgia

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 3.-Large numbers OF
freedmen continue to leave this State by the
Mississippi Valley, In duced by offers of high
er wages and desire for change. White labor
Is in great demand
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LUPIN's SPLENDID QUALITY

LCPINe SPLENDID QUALITY
DOUBLE TFILLED FRENCH MERTyoS.
just received, full assortment Of the above
celebrated goods.
LUPINS MERINos
Are well Known TO lie much heavier and better
made than any other make, and We are selling
them for less than is charged elsewhere for much
Inferior goods.
LUPINs REPS, EMPBEss CLOTH, and POP.
LINs, in great variety.
FALL DREss GOODS. New Styles, at 81, so,
81, and cents.
JOS. } MAY q CO.,
80. Pennsylvania avenue.
&C l3-2t between 9Th and 10th SITS
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Death Of Distinsuished Naval Officer
NEW YORK, Oct. i.-Re-r Admiral Gregory
died this morning in BROOKLYN.
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SThe Washington correspondent of the
Bofti"ore American is getting into the bad habit
OF mistaking Star items for his own.
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FIRST CoNGREGATIoNALCH CHURCH OF WASH
INGToN--At O'Clock this evening. the instsl
lation of Rev. DIR. Boynton over the First Con-
ereational Church of Washington will take
place at the Calvary Bap list Church, where
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New York MarLet

NEW YORK, Oct 4-Flour steady and nm
changed. Wheat quiet Corn buoyant Raar
steady. Pork irregular. Lard and WHISKY
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THH PLRHARY CATHOLIC CoUNCIL.-We ex-
tract the following from the sermon OF the
Most Rev. Archbishop Spalding, delivered on
Sunday last at the Baltimore Cathedral. the
subject being s.On Councils" Our second
Plepary Council. which is to meet on the 9TH
Of October inst will probably be one Of me
convened since the Council OF Trent ~ we
except one or more such Con ventions In Rome
under tine Invitation and special auspices Of
tue SOVEREIGN Pontif himself. Besides large
concourse OF distine uished ecclesIastics- thrse
mitred Abbots, one Assistant Bishop, thirty
eight Bishops, including Wears Apostolic, and
seven Archoishops, will be present on the oc-
easier, In AL forty-niue mitred Prelates from
all parts Of this vast country from the borders
OF the Pacific as well as from those OF the At
lauuc ocean.-Bdlt. Gazette
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From New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3-Judge Abel pub
fishes protest against the assertions made by
General Baird, especially so far az 1. touches
upon the action OF the Judge and his Court
Arrived. steamer Kensingtou, from Boston
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@The alexandria Journal copies literally
from our columns, but forgets TO use quotation
marks
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SELLING LIQUOR UNLIcHssRp-Yestar
Michael McSweeny was arrested by officer
Hurdle for selling liquor unlicensed He was
fined $40 by J ustice Drury
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1.-THE State debt CT old Virginia is So
CCO,OCO. --'
- Bismarck Is flooding France with snis.
ga Mormon Bishop recently decreased
leaves ELEVEN wives and IL children To nonrn
bis loss
~ IL is matter Of doubt whether Napoleon
III finishes has Caesar, or his Caesar finishes
him.
SDuring the late storm Vermonters did
not see the sun for seven days.
- More than the usual average of rain fpr
three msnths fell IN September
- The Vermont Legislature will meet On
The l1tb, 10 elect two u. y. Senators and ratify
he Constitutional Amendment -
~ The Boston Post would like 10 hear Sen
ator W ilson tell General Custer To his face.
that he ssold himself for unmerited promo
lion"
STwo hundred and forty miles of the
Union Pacific Railroad have been finished and
accepted by the Government.
II The London Times thinks America will
be EuIopeanized by the Atlantic cable. Guess
not
~ln Cincinnati. with The last six weeks
out OF tw o hundred applicants for marriage A.
ctnsss, iorty were unable to write their own
names.
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dEN. LEES tCRNITURE.-MaIor John W
Green, IL charge OF train OF wagons, and az
COM panied by Miss Williams Of GEORGETOWN
arc MT Kendall OF Washington, Went from
TINS city Yesterday TO Arlington, for the pur.
Pose VI ana removing to place OF
safe keeping, such household article belong
Ing TO Gen. Lee, as had been left there by the
Inlied States troops. The furniture Is mostly
IN worthless and dilapidated condition, and
was receipted Tor as such. 1t is now stored In
the warehouse of Green IS Bro, IN this city
MAJOR Green made another trip 10 Arlington
To-Day with bis train, and, as the agent of p
fehuhH' Esq, who has the order for the
restitution Of the forniture will bring awav
from there everything which can be identified
as belonging TO any OF Gen. Lees family.
ALez. Gag, 81 inst.
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L IA n o s :
p n OST'

l. IA NOS! PIANOsT
63 PIANOS
AMP
80 ORGANS AND MELODEOSs
Now in my Store and warerooms
Consisting Of fine specimen Instrument, fran
the following celebrated makers for--
whom L am SOLE AGENT in thisfHA
city. VnHYV
ChIckering Sons VIM Rradburx
James w Vose. GEORGE n Staet. ~.
george M Guild Co., Marshall & Trayer
SECONDHAND PIANOS at great bargains
PIANOS sold on easy terms
PIANOS tsned, repaired. moved. exchanged
ts.en on storage, packed, &c, &c, a. short
notice.
JOHN ELLIS,
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
near corner of 10Th at
Every Article in the Music Business, oe,y
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ARRIyRD.-The L. 5. steamer Marblebead
which has been on the annual practice cruise
with the students Of the U. s. Naval Academy
arrived at the Navy Yard last evening
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LOST AND FOUND.

sILl EB "a tee n ssfHSe A Hans
finder will liberal reRar u money VA, The S
gu fHa desssstd dsusaterl By returning il e
COW si TlSas I'd a On 2sih
literal re%s1S On n Elmer SIDE; enc broken horn
street, between 10th and 2lst oc 33t'
TAKEN UP AsTkAY, ON MONDAY THE
COW TSs with @,I hH51
%Es I'ST osS5sISy s Sc. snt sss and
WAS BROUGHT TO MY STABLE FOR
Rsv sHel On "a day OF Oct, 1855. one small Dark
60 70 prove property and take her away
istb ,nS IN i,s stable, New York avenue, bet
i''h ana i'h SIS. oc 5 IT.
- On Monday, October let, . small Black Cow;
no white marks; straight horns about i've years
NATION Were sSe sg 30 isu hsr 8 or giving vi niST
rs cs 6. conrre,, "a JxMks BEsIDiSts
So RREwARp-LS.t. my DISCHARGE from the
s S,s:s return ONCE Ard
6Sw .s sSsn ,a Sn sr Safn:y
If returned !. JOHN D I'VE Ressrd will BE- given
tween and ID north oc as
STRAYkD FROM HIS OWNER, white DOG.
- part pointer, black mark on one side oF IN,
mead. Any one returning him to headQ arters
sis , !es. DEPARTMENT Of Washington, will De snit
soiS rewarded. oc Est
e. REwARD-strAyed or stolen, ON Saturday.
$C the 10Th nit . white COW, with turned mn
given # returned to ADAM RHINEHART,
tBsker,) "a G ct, bet. I'D and sd sts oc a.iws
Sl R n or stolen. On the 18th
spotted white; left horn broken The above re-
ward will be paid for her return TO JOHN WALSH
corner corner OF beAli and Montgomery streets, George
'o"n. oe 2.6tA
SEC ward for the return OF four FAT CAT.
TIE. which estrsyed from my Slang hter pens on
n,ds5' 18th September One FED end three roam
civ 18th and K SITS. east, Navy Yard.
S2O REWARD-stoIen on the night of the
GCO a5d OF September from the premises Of
george ones near Bladensburg, Q dark brown
HOksE, marked U. s and I. o.; medium size
nose. The above reward will be paid if returned
oe2 Hysttsville, Prince asorse's 90. Md.
OOTOBER 1sr, Is66.-This day taken into
- custody for safe kee ping five small HOGS
my garden. Square bos. washington, d. q. fhe
9Sher Is requested to cal, prove property, pay
damages and costs and take them away or tbey
VIII Dc sold according to law.
oc Z-o No 81 north street.
ScO 26th OF September, - o
DARK BAY HORSE,
nRTaras OF Is hands high, white hind feet, and a
SIS for the arrest and CONVICTION of the thief A1
SAMUEL SUTTON
~... 81: Denis Post Once.
&c 70 ot Baltimore county, Nj.
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DEATH OF REAR ADMIRAL GREGORY.
Information was received to day at the Navy
department OF the death of Rear Admiral
Francis H. Gregory. He died IN New York
this morning, after a few hours illness.
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APPOINTMENT OF JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Mr.. Donald McCathran of this city. has heap
appointed Justice of the peace for the Dis
trict OF Columbia
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INTERNAL REvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81 ,652, 397 81
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GRAND LARcEN1Es.-Anufe Flood, colored
was arrested by officer Ashton, OF the Seventh
Ward, for the larceny OF a lot of calico, a crane
shawl, and a sun down, from Minna Cyprecht
corner OF street and Massachusetts, avenue
She was taken before Justice Handy who sent
her TO Jail Tor court. Sarah Douglass a colorpd
school girl, IL years old was arrested by officer
Nelson, OF the Seventh Ward, upon the charge
OF stealing Sl2O from her father, Henry Doug
lass. She confesses the larceny Of eight dol
lars, with portion Of which she bought pair
OF shoes. Justice Handy held the case over
for further hearing
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PERSONAL.

WEBsrEBs DICTIONARY-I will sell the
latest edition. $40, Immediately; Pariic
haIl e AIS, rs. Books bought at auction on com
hlesion. Libraries bought. HUNTERS Great
nnu9usIIan boohtore. oc ST.
tMOETHLY NURsE-A monthly Nur,e, ust
can De seen at No. 232 q street. near 18th street
(tETLEMENd DESTROYS of ha ding their CLOTH
ING SECURED and REPAIRED, so as to ap
pear a. new, would do we'll by calling at B. MA
hCDEh 3, No: ~ 10th street. between ID aud
streets he highest cash prices paid for Sec
Gnu manu- oIOlnlng. oS2-lmf
i ADlES-Your attention 10 called TO the fact
~ that You an have your old styles Silk Hats .
or eehtemen's old Beavers, remodelsd into the
latest STYLE Of LA DIES HATS, at the Hat Reno
xauDg Establf- bment Of NJ CUNNINGHAM No
54ota 1th street, between and X. oc 2-eo2w'
nR. D. W. PRENTISs has removed his Office
= from corner Of 18th and l. streets TO Residence
20. 2oI yin street near N. Once hou re- frsm 8 70
10 a. M. and 5 TO 5 p m. SO as-aw.
hR. L0VEJOY HAS REMOVED 10 the Sou,b
y east rner Of and 9th streets. Messages may
still te lett al the Office 18th street bet
and p. N. Office hours at the corner OF I2th
sho streets, O'Clock a. m. and p. m.
w Removed to 4aO 18th st bet K and r
DEOALCOMAINB-NeN French art OF decora
ting China. Wood, Silks, &c durably eoualing
The mort beautiful paintings. Inst ruotions free
me best designs and cheapest In the city, whole.
eoIe ono retaii. sel3-oOlmr
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DROPOsALs FOB FLOUR


SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. 8. A
No. lOs w. LoMBARpsrRRrr
bALTIMORE. MD, October T. ISS
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will Be received
this once until II O'Clock M, on MONDAY
Sctooer 3, 1850, Tor furnishing the United STATE,
subsistence Department, delivered in BaItimors
Md, With tae bblsD Three Hundred Barrels, fcesh
EXTRA FLOUR
The proposals. will be for what is known At this
Depot rs Nos: and 2, t1sO bbls No I and 20 bbs
NO. 20 ana bids will be enter tanned for sny man
uty less than the whole. $500
Any part OF the Flour will be subject To order
wtnin I'VE days after mott alton Of ptancs ~
pid put The -Four will be held at the ex pense ~
the contractor. until such times and In such nusn
Titles as &c may be called for.
btdS (or each grade 10 BE- sspnrrrs sheer, of
paper. Blank forms are furnished at this office
=, Barrels to be in good shipping order fully head
hntd FIAT hooped and machine made barrels will
Samples Of the Flour offered must in ALI GAIA. ha
seLt In. but not enclosed with the proposal
The usual Goyernment inspection will be made
Just before the Flour is received and none will he
sccep.ed which is not fresh ground, and agreeing
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C.. "a
Proposals. to be endorsed "Propo.als for Flour -
and addressed TO the undersigned, of when IN
4Uire for further details ~ AZ
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col and g. O. g. a.
&C AI BEeyet Rri1
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EXCURSION OF TdE
II YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIENDS
TO BALTIMORE

- IVUNVOAIHULICS' FRIBNOS
TO BALTIMORE.
SPECIAL TRAIN will leave the depot at
HoRckk1 reeiseiy on SUNDAY g.
viii arrive In time fer the cere -sK.K sosS11.s
nSnies OF the opening OF the National Council
members OF the Society will be ASST sned n nosi
uan IN the line OF the escort Of the procession
D m. o. s'i' euo no
81 70. anu RETURN
Tickets must be procured In advance q. no,e
Saturday afternoon at -" '' n~o VII
Lllisb Music stos .30s Pa. avenue.
Aetzerots ~ usic Otere, BIS Pa avenue
Burch Bookstore, 9Th and SITS
T1nneys Bookstore $40 7th st
And st the meeting q the Society THIS EVE
&c At
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THE $40
Il OvERCOATS. AT
HEHNIN6S,
ocJH Corner 7th street and Md ave-
RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WRGATHs. RO
~ DUETS, CROSSES. ANOHORS, ST RS &c d,
fTsrepVtd ~ nuv pa a form; WAX FLOWERS,
hAIB lLOWERS. and BRAIPIN0 by Mrs
ikiIs, late Of Boston. Has removed to No 400
lIth street, between G and Fl. oc 36ms
M BIS A.G. CASTOR has just rec eiyed the great
~ est ne yeiues In PABISIENNE HATS "A
Iot Laoies and Misses Also most besut SXN
f B nss.I tment OF Velvet silk and sfrav~
boNk Els A.l orders promptly attended to by
itou. Gun eNenue oc 3.lmH
WE HAVE CONNECTED with our Ware.
rooms u E stairs, an estahli shment-~
wnere PIANOS and other MUSICAL In AzAA
STU MINIS are thoroughly repaired atiTTxTv
reasonable terms The Pianoforte Tuners in our
Employ are from the Mandatory Of nway &
VIC. MrTZERorr CO,
&C 31s Penn'a avenue
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1T eooDsl

w 1T GOODS WET aOODsn
sELBY YATES,
IS MARKET SPACE.
Have on hand and are now Offering
Yard Wide COTTON. worth 8, cent?. for .,
cents.
AABkolDERIRS, very cheap. ..f
All Wool GRAY FLAHNIL, rX, worth ~
cents.
Good CRASH, TX. worth 70 cents.
All Wool Bed Twill FLAhNIL. 20 CAN'T. v.,,,
IS cents.
LINEN TOWELS. - cent?. worth TX.
BLEACH COTTON. rs cents, worth %.
Good oALiCOES, Is ssnts, worth %.
Five Cases BLANKETS. o rs . psir, worth
IS 20.
0ns Case Best EHoLIsa PRIur. a can't.
we:ss % cents. -
bALhoRAL SKIRTS. o. q. worth am
All OF the above have been injured mr. v...,
oeS4 s1LBY YATES.
SrSIEwAY PIANO FOB SALE. -
Al octave Rosewood Osss PIANO. usa.
b. Steinwsy, 10 perfect order, ana yeTve@A
hne tone has been very little usAd viHSf1(VV
~ sold reasonabis Tor ca>h. In iuire OF w -
MEMO. No. 2a3 street. between 18th and ian
oc7n
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BOARDING..

TWO Oh THREE GENTLEMEN can he AZ.
L cemmoda,ed with BOARD in q pri ate fam.
lily, q a63 street. References required
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PHILHARMONIC SoCIRTY-At the annual
meeting holden al Metzerott Hall the followipg
officers were cho en- for the year w s Hun.
tlngton. president; Chas. T.. Ever, vice presi-
dent; 5. M. Spaulding, secretary: H. Town
stnd, treasurer; Dr. j. p CauIfield, musical
conductor; N. j. lockwood, librarian: II
Willeu, q. l.. Sheriff and l.. w. kImbali, mem
oers OF executive committee. The society pro.
pose taking up the Oratorios of the Messiah.
and intend giving their first concert about
Christmas. We may expect two or three ora
terio concerts from this society this season.
probably repetition OF st Paul" which
gave such general satisfaction at their last
concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

a'tng the once OF Sealer OF Weights and Meas
ures for the County, 1t q salary OF SIS per
annum; which was passed.
TIE Attorney OF the Court having declined
to take oot letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of an Unknown man found drowned in
the county, the Cierk was directed TO take out
such istters.
Mr. Biagden reported an ordinance to license
insurance companies or their agents in the
county at the rate OF SIS per annum, and in
case Of violation of this act a penalty of $50
is prescribed; which was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

E>OB RENT-HOUSE No 576k 7ih street b.
tween b and Mary land avenue, ceutsiriDs
store WIN SIX rooms and cellar; gas and water
apply next ooOr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

have on hand . good stock of BUILDERS
HAkDWARE, at lowest market price.
BU1LpERS DEPOT, 500 9TH street
&C 3-lw ii. W HAMILTON