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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

FINANCIAL.-The New York money market,
though less active than last week. as respects
demand loans shows more firmness in rates.
The Western banks are beginning to draw
down their balances to a moderate extent and
there is some movement of currency South
ward. The accumulation Of paper which has
naturally occurred during the rise in the rate
OF interest, has caused more or less pressure
for discounts, and the banks find they can EN- :
ploy their means in discounting prime paper
at Ca per cent. The Commercial of Yesterday
afternoon says:-Under these circumstance
there is a strong tendency toward q 6 per cent.
market On call loans. Most of the banks are at
present lending on call, on mixed coIlateraIs.
at S per cent; but 1t is evident, from the tone
in banking circles, that one or two leading in
sututioRs advancing the rate would cause a
general per cent. rate. Some OF the private
bankers have put mp their loans to per cent,
and, so far as we hear, without having any
loans paid in. This upward tendency of money
has produced sympathetic effect on the stock
market, which the "bears" are attempting to
augment by throwing stocks upon the market
The market yielded at this mornings board
under this sort Of pressure to the extent OF
haA per cent and more disposition was shown
10 put out "short' contracts Governments
are quies and rather weak, Five. of
all series bring about "a lower. Gold con-
tinues comparatively devoid Of speculative
interest, the supply for deliveries being abun-
dant
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HALLS VEGETABLE

biOILIAN HAIK RENEWEK
has proved itee to be the most perfect pre-
Tor the hair ever offered TO the public
1t Is vegetable compound, and contains nc In
furious properties whatever
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
II will keep the hair fr ON falling out
II cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
lHstIous and silken.
II 10 . splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young, should fail to use II.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
N mEDtcAL AUTHORITY.
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be-
newer, and take no other.
r. p. HALL 4 co.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
for sale by all Druggists. iaB-Th,ly
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SINeULAR DEATH-A young man named
Charles Z. Burt, formerly Of this city, came 20
his death at Elmira. on Friday, in the follow
ing singular manner: The deceased on the
Saturday previous had played a ball match.
and short time after complained OF a pain
from a light swelling on mis- lip. On the fol-
lowing day medical AID was summoned from
New 4 ork and this city, who pronounced has
disease peculiar form OF erysipelas. pro-
ouceo, beyond a doubt, by some poisonous
on Saturday. and communicating 20 a slight
sore on his lip by his habit OF wettng the tips
OF bis fingers on his lips before pitching the
ball. The deceased was q stepson Of the Hon
Lncius Robinson, late Comptroller Of this
State-AtbdHy Erening Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

EMRICHp RESTAURANT,
IL No. 3s5 Penns avenue, near 9th street.
P. ENRICH wishes to inform his friends and the
n s..d assD:
oif ~ s,Is md cannot be
ofDsE oibES SfsHhSAAlhs, SAAlhs,.eA.,
CIDER vINEGAR.
All persons n want Of PURE CIDER VINEGAR
Will 90 well to call and examine my stock before
ssssss .ss s q sfs in all parts of
Riley A. sHIEN,
&C eo-Im 81 Greene ST., Georsstswn, 30.
pURE OLD POET WINE
Ihave received from the private stosk Of . we'll.
sDd ar:s ans PoRr Of
This wine has been Known 70 me several v..-.
incident 70 the season have been very b.n.. s
II is ordered and recommended By physic an.
N. ". BUROHELL,
\ - corner 18th and streets,
FOB sALt-.0 600 extra choice. hardy, per-
nss,s Tree sns pi:nt Fsuff Tssss, .ns SRxPE Hsfi
slHE, PABLOR PLANTS &C., DC The collec.
Fruit Trees planted in the fall will grow and bloom
better next lQmner than ff planted In the sprfne
A IARDIH, Florist and Nurseryman N
oc ~ In 18th and NJ streets.
RUOKwHEAr. BUOKwHEAT
lo,ooolbs. prime new BUCKwHEAT, inst re.
ceived and for sale by ..1 80 -s-E .
BEAyANS 4 SHAW,
At the Old Stand of Morrison. Shaw Co.,
oc l5rsw' ~ b street, bet. llth and 18th.
n
j am to-day receiving HONEY Of the finest
n-'0r and s''sArSnesn n. W. BuRcHELL. a
Corner Of 18th and streets, under
&C ~ - kbbltt House.
NEW BOOKA-Marcyt Thirty Years Of Army
IN Life on the Border. illustrated Annual or
sieDedfa for 1885. Goldwin Smiths Lectu:e &c On
me seudy Of History. Summer Rest, by Gail Ham
utcp The Emerald. sdttsd By EDes 6argent
sH H'''h' On o'oi'le RAHOK TAYLOR.
JAMES = pITCH. REAL ESTATF 1GENT.
corner sf 7th and streets, opposite tho Post
Umce; Special attention given to the OOLLEO.
TlOH OF RENTS snd ca BE or PROPERTY
ev:I % to the PURCHASE and SALE Of Real
11ste.- - . - > oc Is eolms
IL EHrUUkf BBEAKFAsT BACON-BTir1t
IA end superior quality. Just received.
- M.P. KING . son,
oes Cor. Vermont sv. end DIS isx street. ire: =
!.
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The Indianapolis Herald recently says:-
few days since a fashionabiy dressed young
her head. was slowly airing her charms along
Washington street when she passed a country
horse munching ssstake oats"-the only cereal.
TO Judge from his appearance, with which he
fanciful wreath Of green leaves encircling
the funny atom Of hat attracted the attention
ofold rack o. bones, and he nipped il. The hat
was securely tied under the dimpled chin, and
for while the frightened lady, whose piercing
shrieks alarmed the whole neighborhood, was
In imminent danger Of strangulation. FINALLY
however, something gave way, and the young
lady fee, leaving the old horse quietly munch. .
ing the wreaths and crown OF her hat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The
work on the California end OF the Western Pa
ctfc Railroad 10 pushed as rapidly as possible
Twelve thousand Cinnamon are employed on
the roadbe and ten thousand more will be
set al work next spring. The track is now
finished 10 within sixteen miles of the summit
OF the Sierra Nevada, having reached an alti-
tude co ual to that Of Mount w ashington Some
of the structures are of uneQ allied size and
grandeur. The calvert at Canon creek is de-
scribed as very massive, twenty-eigh feet in
height and nifty four feet in breadth
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81 ALL THE WORST FORMS OF RHEUMA-
IISM are being daily cured by METOALFES
GREAT RHEUMATIO REMEDY. This Won
have suffered excruc sting agony for years are in.
stsntly relieved and sooa cured by . few doses.
no G-eO2w D. G. FORD, Agent. =
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~ Since the process OF fphotographine upon
silk and linen has been perfected in France
many persons have their portraits upon theft
are not injured by washing. ss-ea .Hr ~
nS-The Lancaster Literary Gazette Is edited
by lady OF bewitching turn, who saws
1--WE would as soon nestle her nose IN a rat,s
W hiskers 10 kiss her" e...sr 80 =. - =.
eVAt Youngstown. at the late term of the
Mahoming tPa.) County Court R,chard
Brlghtwell, mulatto, brought suit aeaiasr
his vote, and got Judgment for $50 the jury
being composed oil men Of both politicaI par
ties.
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FROM EUROPE.
TBy the Atlantic Cable. 4

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. s.-The case Of he re bel steam
er s.lzeu At Liverpool, which was brought pc
fore the admiralty court, hss been allowed,
BY the consent OF all parties, to stand over.
IL is believed the matter will be privarsiy ad-
jUsted.
PARIS, Nov, s.-1he French transports
are ready 10 bring the French troops from
Mexico.
NEsICE. Nov. s-The King OF haIy en-
tered Venice yesterday, and met with grand
reception.
LONDON STOCK AND MONTY MARKET.
IoNuoN, Nov, s.-The money market ~
quiet. Consols s0h; u. :. Fiye-twsnties, 60;
Ere shares, son; Illinois Central shares, q.
fBy Steamer
CoNsTANIINOPLK. Nov. - Late adylces
have been received here from The seat OF the in
surrectIon IN Gambia. The ofnelAl dispatches
state that there had been three fights between
the Turkish troops and the Christians at Gel
lsca. The insurgents sustained n very heavy
loss IN killed. All the Sphakiot chiefs, thirty
three in number, who exercised power on the
south coast of Crete, some forty three miles
from its western extremity, and who were en-
gagged IN the insurrectton. have submitted 10
the authority Of the Turks. Akif Pacba will
be the new Governor Of the island of Gambia
Further concessions in favor Of the Christian
population are expected from the Sultan.
disease hss appeared in some of the far mills
at Belfast IL is thus described by a physician:
.'ln Belfast a very palntpl malsdy s preva-
lent amongst the mill, workers, more 60. L
think, than in many oiher places, i mean
,onychia maligna.' The subjects believe that
IL 10 mainly caused by having 20 stand, whilst
at work, IN the water which drops from the
spinning frames. They usually get a knock
upon one Of their toes, which innames; the
nail drops on, and an exquisitely painful ul-
ceration, with reproduction of deformed nail,
follows. They are thrown out OF WORK, and IL
Is only by a severe operation and protraet-
ed treatment in hospital that they are f.
nally cured. Last year in the general nos
pital. out Of thirteen hundred cases, we had
thirty eight cases Of onychia; several, howey-
or, were relapses." This painful disease, IL is
sad, occurs much more frequently in ireland
than in England, because in the Irish fax
mills II q men and girls work barefoot all day,
with the water from the flyers dropping upon
them
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GUNsI eUhsTI GUNsIll
Eo. ala STREET No. ala D STREETt
JOHN. PEABODY,
Gun A Nj LOCK WITH
And dealer in
POWDER, SHOT, BALLS,
PERCUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES.
of ell kinds and sizes
Also, New and Second hand sHOTGUNS which
will sell as cheap the chea pest for cash.
Special attention paid to the re pairing of Guns
Locks, &c
Also, BELL HANGING promptly attended to.
Remember the place.
SIGN or THE BIG GUN.
4l4 ID street, betw. 9th and -th, north side,
Oc 23-2w Warrington ID u
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MA man named Carpenters. residing in
rem 81 Iyania, was recently killed by kicks
and blows from his wife. 20 = = -
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PERSONAL.
CLOTHING, DO.

u BOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner
opposite wiIisrds' Hotel, has received 81
superior assortment Of Cloths. .Cassimsres. W.
yssttpes Chinchfllas and Bscomas, Tor M
Uyer,osts and q general assortment
Gents Furnishing Goods. he has also sddeo 20 20
his stock rrlepdid lot Of first class Custom made
CIothiTg from New York, at lower prices tnan
he lad in this city. Ge invites MS frepas anu
the public TO give him call, nd returns MS SIN
ceTe tn aDks for their liberal patronage. oc 9-zn
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grsver's,)
Pennsylysnis avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
ePALDIKG Pre- prie tors.
- H. sPAckhAN.....-.-.......''. Manager.
Unqualified sueeess OF the distineui.hed actor,
NIB. J. W. WALLACK, JR.,
Tais trrid.yl hvENIHs, Rov.s.
0' ''nn Still Sill 'wi3arERs BUN DEEP.
To conclude with sAsAR's YOgNe MAN.
Doors open att; Our Ain will rise st quarter toS.
METZEROTT HALL.
BArEMAN OoNCERrs.
NIB. b. l.. BATEMAN has the honor to An
TWO GRAND OONoKRrs.
am and FSiDA4 iVsEfssG' sss. se' ,siS sssh'
LAST APPIARAkOE IN WASHINGTON
Sig fERRANTL;
Mr.. J. L. RArTON.
Reserved Seats, So each. may be had or after
TUESDAY, Nov 18th, at Metzsrott's Music Store.
CBAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
OONC ERT
METZEROTT HALL,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
MASTER RICH,D OOKER AND TROUPE.
NIB. s. X. DAVIES
Ts,urn Of MAsTER this counsTy afee
highly sueeessfui engseeBent In England. In
company with the most renowned artists of the
Old World. His voice has improved In power and
Diagram for secured seats open at Metzerott's
Music Store Saturday 10th November. no 8-tf
NJ ARINI's FASHIQNABLE DANCING
Avn MARIsIs ASSEMBLY ROOMS, r
l., between 9Th and l9th streets,
This academy 10 nov open fer the recep- -
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies,
1rdsye, from tosp m.
Gentlemens CLASSES from to TO- same evenings.
venfence Of the pupil se16
DReFs. J. ". h. P. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts.. "a
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. a
Our Academy is now open for the reception Of.
fuPis. select class 10 now forming on Wed
nesday afterno Don from 4 to s clock, for these
can be had at j r. Ellis and W. @. Metxerott 4
Go. . Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 40.
Days and Hosrs of Tuition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Ths rsday afternoons, from TO o'clock.
Gentlemen Q Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
For further infor m on, apply during the hours
o. tuition, or address q note TO the Academy.
Qnsrter commanding with The fr,t lesson. Sc 10
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SAD AcoIDRNT.-On Sunday night. while the
boat Minnie, Capt. Martin, was swinging into
her berth at Newburg, to which place she was
consigned with cargo of barley from Albany,
the bowsprit OF schooner that was drifting
with the tide ran into the upper capin Of the
Minnie, and struck Mrs. Martin an the Dit OF
the stomach. Mrs. NJ. fingered in great pain
unul early Monday morning, when she died.
Mrs. Martin leaves a family of several chill
dram
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70 o -eoly

TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DR
eTRICKLANDB PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. Of Jshesville, Wisconsin writes for
the beneht OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra
waited case OF Piles and his brother was discharged
from the army as lBcurable he being Qnite para
lySed With the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured with Ole bottle of fDr.sTRiCKLhNDS DR.
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials received
BY Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these suffer
ing that the most ravated chrsnic cases of Piles
are c1red by Or strickIsnd's Pile Remedy. Itis
NA1RN 4 90; CHAS OHRISTIANI an Pa
avenue and 500 9th street oc Is iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09
A SUPERIOR REMEDY

We can console ientiously recomme nd to those suf.
fering fron distressing caugb Dr. STKICK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOOs COUGH BALSAM.
IL gives rehef almost nstantaneous, and is with
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsan Is one of
the best preparations In use: and is all that its
proprietor claims for IL We have tried It during
the past week, and found relief from a NEST dis.
trescing cough. tits prepared BY Dr. Strickland,
No. 80 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
fSf GI sale by pIgegiss.; Sold by J W. NAIkN
street. o. a "
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Trotting Match at Poughkeepsie. n. "

ArohHhS hHtch at f0ughkeepEie. n. Y.
A trotting match took place at Doty's Park,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on Wednesday between
Pences "Maffett Pony" and Philips s.OId
Mans Mare" ;" mile heats, best three in we, for
purse OF $500, Both horses trotted with run
ming mates. By two o'clock in the afternoon
quite q number OF persons had eongregated at
the park TO witness the contest. In the pool
selling the "Mafett Pony" was the favorite
the odds being five to one. At o'clock the
horses were brought up, the "Maffett Pony"
winning the pole.
First Heat.-Both horses got OF finely the
first time. and both teams went up eoon after
leaving the score. The 'sMafett Pony" how
ever, soon got to work again, and turned off
the ground at rapid rate, winning the heat in
3.Ul, the "Old Mans Mare evidently no match
for him.
Second Heat.-Both started well, coming
down the track at a laundering gait, the "Oid
Mans Mare" doing better than in the previous
heat, but failing to lead her competitor On
the back stretch there was about halt a length
gap, which the pony retained, and again came
in ahead in 2.49
Third Heat.-Again the "Maffett Pony" took
the lead. and kept IL till both horses reached
the back track, when the sold Mans Mare"
appeared to overhaul her rival. The driver OF
the "MLfett Pony" seeing the situation, urged
his steed, shouting vociferously, when the an
imal made splendid dash and won the heat
and race in 2.45
Shortly after the first heat the driver of the
"Old Mans Mare offered 10 give $50 IL they,
would allow him to take out the running horse
and trot his animal alone, which, however
was declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

THE STRAW BUsINKss.-About S54,OOO worth
OF stock has been manufactured into 95uOpo
hats and bonnets In the estabiis ments for this
purpose i'm Franklin, Mass, during the present
year About one-eighth Of the stock ~ OF do
mestic manufacture, and seven -eigths import
Sl,3OO,OOO
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nEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR, -

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
ALL <Hoa <S,GS y iGFr9s LAY 'Sll S5kGsaN kl;th s
Applcsu0n having been made under the act OF
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged TO have
,e pesn iost OF destrsye Notice 10 hereby given
w.Irsnt certincase Or warrant of ike tenor
Will be reissued, II no valid objection should then
No 8, ees. for l6o acres. issued under the &C, OF
sns lssS ~ the 1nn name # James Undsrhii
NO: Z, 80 fer 90 seres. issued under the act 0.
was was granted December 18th. lSsI-Decenber ist,
No. as ,ps, for 30 acres. ,,.uss unas, ,,. A., .,
N arch Sd isss. in the maine OF Daniel Milton. and
vss granted March 18th, Iss6-December lst, 1856
s IN the of rs@o adc~ Of
pnsnx pnnx benton, and was granted August Z, 1856
No S-s2i, for 50 acres. issued under the act OF
september. 1850 % the name Of Spencer Wiley,
sna ssS was granted April Soth, 1857 December 81
No. zsoi4; for 80 acres. issued under the act Of
march Sd 1855, In the name Of Spencer Wiley and
,.as Mas granted February 18th, 1856 December 2,
No IS los, for 100 acres. issued under the act OF
March sd, 1885, in the name of Horace Gregory
al and vas granted December 26, lss6-Becember
No @.Zsfor Jsa acre: Sf land. issnsd under the
spd was granted January u, IsSs. January Il,
jos. H. BARRErr,
EYHN's BRITISH CONsULg HAND. BOOK,
i I volume; London. mensch- lei Prsc,
BegIements Consulaires des Etats Maritimss. I
volume; Leipsic. De Clercq. ct De valIat; Guide
Prsctiquo des Consulsts, volume; Paris Mo.
reui-M anuel des Agents Consniaires, volume:
Paris Moreuil-Dictionnsire des Ohancelleries
Be e s Pa,i
ySlgPs L.sss &. gai,a
Ststes con.uisI system and Manual for Consuis,1
volume; washingtop, Tuson-British Oonsuib
Manual and Practical orido, volume: London
oe Mar,ens.Precfs des droits ct des fonctisns dss
A. tenu nfpiomatfques 81 consulaires Q volumes;
Paris And many other valuable works on the
ssme sueJeet on Maritime Law; IN the Laws OF
war and Commerce. and on ether br anches OF
Diplomacy and Intern tional Law, imported from
Europe by rRANCK TAYLOR. ses
w on Of the Hablie 70 our large and elegant
a.tor'm. mt Of CHANnlLlERs.' BRACKETS;
ard other GAS rIxTVReS-tse best collection
tbs side Of Philadel phia-an n. .m the ceebrste1
eststhfhDent % Cornelius Baker, Phffadefphia
which We sell { manuf u oturers' price,
ALEX t9EPBERD 4 BROS,
2h9 Pssnsylysnis svenns. south aide,
oe Nv Near corner llth street.
rr 500 111F9 rgf ~ -tVgf 50 - d
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
EIBsT IN WAR, FIRST IN PEACE. AM
FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF %
HIS COUNTkYMEN ~

10 be given st Temperance Hall, on st. bet. 9th
and 10th strrets, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1866.
Tickets 81 admitting Q Gentleman and Ladies
Ihis being our frst Ball. We respectfully solicit
the patronage which has heretofore been Inferred
upon Us At our previous entertainments by our
many friends and the public Positively no i'm.
proper persons admitted in the room. Postti ely
no hars or caps sllowed in the ball room
WH Folk, @ SincelI 0roves
~ 1oh, HC Howard, 7 Mott,
Ward, q Raner II HeScon
b Thren. nosus
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n LOsANO,

vi. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of 9th and streets,
Desires to return his thanks Tor the liberal A
patronage bestowed npon him during past
seasons and at the same time Invites hts M
friends 10 visit his store and inspect his new M
and choice selection Of goods, VII ich he has
inst purchased for the Fall and Winter TRADE
Mr. X HARDON. his associate, continues to give
his constant attention to the style and general
appearance Of all garments made at the estab'
lishment.
,ootte &C l5-lm'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NEVER WAS PUBLIC OPINION mani.
iesfed mere uneaniyocally than With regard to
RhALONs Nl0HT BLOOMING OEREUS." I"
It's popularity is so entirely unprecedented, and
has been 50 rapidly obtaped. that scores of would
Pc eompentors have sprung mp 10 its track: bat
the netice they have gained. like their perfume,
has been unsatisfactory and evanescent. Sold
every here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-09

sAsARIfAN's GIFTis the most certain, safe and
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours, No mineral, no
Is the soldiers hope, and . friend to those who do
male, S3.
sAsARIrAN's RoOT AND HKRB JuIcKs-A posi- ii We
ans permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofula, Ulcers,
sores spots. letters. &C Price 81 Is per bottle.
Sold by 8. O. Ford. See advertisement. mye
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ID W A D.
$4,000. $4,000 $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
OUR IMMENSE STOCB or CLOTHING
OH IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
DUB IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARkED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
twenty five Per CeLt Less than Cost.
Twenty-Five Per Cent. Lees than Cost.
Twenty i've Per Gent. Less than Cost.
NEyER again will yeu have the CHANCE.
HEGER again will you have the CHANCE.
NEVKR again will Jou have the OHAhOE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
days res ardless Of cost. We mean what We say.
Come and see for yourselves before purchasing.
J.H. SMITH,
40 7th street, opposite Post Once,
se l+u Washington, ID. o.
L. J. HBIBERGEh,
r. Successor to r. y. Leudon D Co., A.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metre ropolitan Hotel, late Browns, w
362 Pennsylvania avenue
my1-r Washington, ID. G.
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MARRIAGE AND GELIBAOY,
an Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young
Men Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
Tue Ntai powers, with sure means OF relief. Sent
nee OF ehatge In sealed letter envelopes. Address
Dr. sKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associa.
hon. PhiIadelphia, Pa auR Is sm
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
AIRS ALICE DAILY respectfuIIv annonnces
A'I 70 her friends and the public generally that
she Will receive a lew more PUPILS for instruc
ST., Georgetown, ID. @. Terms moderate oc2s I'm
WASHIHGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS
VIII Iiopen Sept 10, lS6. at room No 3 Colum-
may be made. At No; 44a sth st. BET. and sts
Rev b WILLIAMSON. A. M. Principal.
BuAges Is Inn
ST. TIMOTHY's HALL.
Il II duties OF II institution will be resumed
en- Sept. Is, 1866 For terms, &C. see cataiorue
and circular at the principal bOokstores of this
c3ty, or address the principal.
au 81 Z. PARsO NS, CatohviIls, Md.
ENOB sALE-TBree hundred cords of seasoned
Il OAK and PINE WO0D For terms apply 10
the subscriber Ia miles east of Benning's Bridge
oc S-eoet' Il. SHIRIFF
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