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''Can Any Good Thing Come Out Of Mar.
areth .',-Ne.1

Il.
Editor Star. II the word "washln gton" be
substituted for "Nazareth," /" we have The ooeer-
walton SO ooften-sometimes ssneerineiy-thrown
ont against "the city OF magnificent distances"
II is proposed, in a few short articles, ID to
examine into the truth or falsity Of charge OF
listlessness and want of enterprise a. applicable
TO THE particular locality and population
(lI) TO state the reasons (or some OF them)
which have, to the present time, kept back or
prevented development and prosperity;-and
(lll) TO show, 30 far ability will enable
creased energy and certainty of I'D vancemen
the future.
1. Is it true that the city Of Washington is or
has been behind her sister cities IN point OF
activity, business enferprise-reform-succs
With all the natural pride of residence
with every desire to uphold the good qualities
and attributes of home, there can yet be but one
answer:-Washington has not held-does not
now hold the position, in commerce, In manu-
factures, or in trades, to which she is entitled
by population and by location. Her bankers
lack confidence In the future, and invest capi-
tai abroad; her merchants exc out a bare mo-
dicum of trade, content to dicait customers
rather than 10 compel sales;-her man ufacturers
are known only by the whistle OF their foun-
dries or by an occasional "iob'' too trifiing in
amount to cause outside competition;-ner
mechanics cannot or will not compete with
buildings imply s.foreign" architects; even her
laborers throw down their picks and shovels
and spend hours of rest in ..shanties,' because
capital and labor combined have not ufficient
e. terprlse to assist in q plan of moral and
social elevation.
This is a gloomy-perhaps a semi -ins ulting
picture, but it is truel Whilst many exten uat-
ing facts can be advanced (as will be noted in
these articles) Washington, in the midst of re-
forms and changes-of rush and drIve-of life
and activity, stands stdlv figurauvely fenced
around with an impenetrable wall
Her Board OF Trade, like log Of charred
wood, rekindled after a lapse of five years,
burns brightly and warmly for a brief
period and dies out for want Of fuel or is
allowed to flicker, nearly choked by the
dead ashes around and about il. Her steam
boat, railroad and other schemes occupy the
attention OF the community for a few days and
are never again mentioned save to point ioke
or sneer. Her proposed laws for the benefit
of city interests fail TO receive the sanction OF
Congress because nobody cares TO press them
or TO show their utility. Even her health and
comfort are neglected because the concurrent
action of fire different ana discordant author
ities'' must be had before a nuisance can be
abated or street crossing repaired.
The facts Of the dead condition OF Washing
ton might be multiplied. They are not agree
able subjects for contemplation. RYINAF.
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MURDER IN ILLINOIS Great excitement has
been created At the Intelligence Of the murder
In cold blood at LiH eoln, Ill, on the night of
the 10th instant. of Mr.. Gilbert Eaton, son of
the venerable Orsamus Eaton, oae of the
wealthy citizens OF Troy, N. T., and until re-
Gently the senior member Of the great car
building firm located there. The rnp prdered
man was stopping a., the Lincoln Hotel, and
had retired 70 ted for the night, when a man
by the name of Warwick, who is now in Gus
tody, applied 70 the porter Of the hotel for the
loan of a horse and wagon. Out OF this appli-
cation grew an alteration between the porter
and Warwick. The parties 10 the strife had
sscended to the second floor OF the hotel, where
Mr.. Eaton had previously retired to his room.
Hearing an unseemly noise, he emerged from
his room into the hall and ascertained who
was TO blame in the affair between the porter
and Warwick in sufficient time to promptly
announce Warwick as blame worthy TO the pro-
prietor Of the house, who had At last appeared
upon the scene. Warwick, who was drunk,
at on ce made an assault upon Mr.. Eaton with
o dirk-fnife, infiicuDg tive stabs, from which
Mr.. Eaton only survived little more than
thirty Minutes .Fs- 49, o.s
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Ctnciunati Race.

The attendance was large Tuesday at the
Cincinnati course. and the racing was capital.
frst-clsss horses being engaged an bota con-
tests, Ano II the track bad been an an thing like
rum ing order the time would have been ex-
raordinarily fact Notwithstzndipe the heavy
condition of the course, the time bears favora-
bic comparison with that usually made under
the most favorable circumstances.
The hrst race was dash OF a mile for all
ages for purse OF s3to. and tins brought 20 the
post Luxemburg. Jack Armstrong. General
Sheridan, and Count Bismarck. Luxemeurg
named.
all ages, Tor purse Of sLOCo- For this purse
Harry OF the West Asterisk, and a colt by
Endorser Were the contestants.
First Hedt.-Harry OF the West took up the
lnnning with the tap Of the drum, aud led the
others for two miles and nearly three-Quarters.
when Asterisk, who had been lying up Close to
Harry, made dash at him. soon get in front,
and won capital heat ~ n length. in S33
The Endorser colt W a poor thIrd.
Second Hedt.-Hsrry OF the West again took
the lead at the start, and this time was success
full in maintaining IL 20 the end. noiwithstani-
ing the vigorous onelaughts OF Asterisk on the
last half mile OF the heat Time, 5.4Sk The
Epdorser colt was distanced.
ThiTd Hedt-Harry of the West again went
OF first and was never headed in the heat al
though Asterisk made many noble attempts 70
get to him. AsterIsk continued his attacks for
mastery from beginning 10 end, but the Tennes-
see champion proved himself a horse of won
derful endurance and more than a match tor
tne game son OF Ringgotd. Time OF the heat,
5.5i.
The following are summaries OF the days
sport:
BUCKEYE COURSE, CINCINNATI, October "a
SECOND DAY.-Dash Of a mile. for all ages for
a puree of $500.
X. Underwood entered b. c. Luxembourg, fonr
years old, by Revenue, dam by Lexing-
tou.. Il
L. A. smith entered b. g. Jack Armstrong.
by Bob johnson, dam by Brauners
X. h. Cox, Jr, entered b. c. General Sheri-
dan, four years old, by Revenue, dam by
{. II. Wallace entered b. c. Count Bismarck
four years old, by Lexington, dam by Glen
Socs.s'. 4
Time. I5OS.
SANE DAY.-Tbree mile heats, for all ages
for purse Of $1,000.
c. II. Wallace entered b. c. Harry OF the
West, by Lexington, dam Laura, by
l<eNidtndn- ........-..-.-........-.. 2 I
X. A. Alexander, entered D. c. Asterisk,
by Ringgold, dam Nebula- by GIen-
NOc- L =
L. A Smith entered ch. c. by Endorser.
dam by Glencoe. oe...........-.-........ 3dis.
Time, 5.33-S4Sk-5-5l.
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. .24.-Brown. Vile dates to
The 18Th are received. Juarez is in Chihuahua,
not yet having gone to Monterey. There is no
truth in the reports that Mejia had attacked
Monterey. All is quiet in the city. Escobedo
still remains there. TrevIna has gone toward
San Luis Potosi with two thousand men to
look after Mejia, who is reported at Matahuia.
The latter place is surrounded by Liberals
TaTia is en- route 10 Matamoros with one
thousand men. A private letter received in
Brownsville announced q severe battle near
SaltiIlo, resulting in the defeat of the Liberals
under Moranjo and Martinez. This victory
literally placed Saltillo in the hands Of the
Imperialists, who were daily expected in Mon
terey. Long dispatches have recently been re-
ceived from Napoleon, which have had the
effect of halting some of the Frenc ch troops who
were about embarking, and others were or
dered to prepare for active service. Conf
depce In Canales' ability TO hold Matamoros is
increasing. His force is said to be fifteen hum
dred strong, most OF them are boys. 1t Is re-
ported on good authority that Juarez has di-
rected the arrest Of Canales and Pinajose and
their trial by court-martal. Itis reported that
he has also ordered the arrest Of Caravajal for
granting such terms TO Mejia and the people
Of Matamoros.
HAVANA, Oct 24.-Advices from Mexico to
the 9th and Vera Cruz to the 18th instant are
received. The situation Of the empire is daily
growing worse. II has lately lost Guaymas,
HermoZllo, Uras. Slener, Zongolico. and other
places OF less importance. The Evening No.
veile announces that on the 9th in slant an inn
portant conference took place at the Palace at
Chapultepec, upon the most efficacious means
10 Ootain Iun0s for tne treasury, and q commit
tee was appointed to draw up a report, which
was all that was accomplished The Estafette
says q council of ministers met on the 9th inst
and Macmillan presided. Questions of i'm
portance were submitted 10 the council. 1t is
rumored that Larrinzar, Minister OF the Trea-
sury, is to be removed. A convoy with trea-
sure TO the amount Of three millions dollars left
on the Sth for Vera Cruz. letter from Tam
pico asserts that the Liberals have taken for
NAL possession OF the lands Of Manuel Onofre
Paredas. Talauciago is being put in a state
Of defence. About nine hundred soldiers Of the
different French corps d'armee had arrived at
Vera Cruz from the interior, and this body will
be the first to return to France
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A SUPERIOR RRMHhY


We can console entiously recommend to those suf.
LANDS MEtLlVLU0US OOUGH BALSAM.
1t gives rel sf almost instantaneous, and is with
q not disagreeabie to the taste There 10 no
the best preparations in nee. and Is all that It's
proprietor claims for IL We have tried IL during
treseing cough. 1t IS prepared by DR. strickland, !,
No. 1S9 6Rcsmors street, Cincinnsfi, Ohio, and
Co; slso st MAITE's Drug Store. and OdHS
CHkIsTINI's, BIT Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
street. ....a +" 90 "
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DECLINE IN BEEF The cattle market has
got '-black eye" and prices are strongly and
steadily sinking downward. Within q year
beef CATTLE have sold In this market at from 10
to ~ cents per pound yesterday the price of
average beef was only about IA cents; while
the prospect is that the market will be much
such Is the calculation of the oldest and
shrewdest dealers. There are reasons plenty
as blackberries to- account for this fall in
price but II Is enough 10 know and be satisfied
OF the iacli yithoat planning IL. Meat con-
sumers would do well 70 remind their butchers
of the changes IN the Wholesale price. They
baye way of forgetting these little matuars
which is more profitable to themselves than
their custerners.L ". r. .Worid e. fio"s az
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An IMPORTANT CAsE.-One of the most cell
ebrated causes Of modern times will be the ap-
proaching trial Of ex-Gov. Eyre, OF Jamaica
large party in England are taking measures
TO bring Eyre to the bar of his coun ~ to an
swer for putting 10 death Geo. VIM. Gordon
and others during the late Jamaica insurrec-
ton. This will be an important trial; and as
the entire history OF that insurrection will be
gone over, and both parties in England are
deeply interested for or against the Governor,
IL must, whilst in progress, occupy a large
place in the public eye. Eminent counsel TO
conduct the prosecution have already been en-
gagged BY the {. J Jamalca committee.n
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN MARYLANp.-
Messrs. James Revell and M. Bannon, trus.
tees, by virtue OF a deed OF trust from Joseph
H. Chiids and wife, sold o; public sale on Sat.
, arday last, a very valuable farm, CONTAINING
223 acres. situated within one-fourth of a mile
of the station at Nillsrsyille. on the Anna ooiis
and Eikridge Railroad, 10 miles from AMMAN.
oils and Is miles from BALTIMORE. Ii was pur-
chased by Hon. George Earie. chief clerk of
the Court OF Appeals, 40 SIS per acre-total
ay6 ,47 -MoyfboyS Gazette. = Ell d -
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LAND SALES In EIRGINIA.-sWoodport. a
large and valuable estate IN Middleeex. con-
tanning twelve hundred acres, has been sold by
Minor & Cos Land Agency, In this place, 10
Mr.. Conrad, Of Philadelphia, fer S25,OUO They
have ALSO sold 400 0acres OF the 81 Eastern View
farm, belonging 70 John and Thomas erby TO
Mr.. Charles Lellande, lately OF New Orleans,
al SIS per acre.
Mr.. William Lange. OF this place, has dis
posed Of his sBewen" farm, a few miles from
town, on the Plank Boad, TO Mr.. UnderhiIl,
OF Westchester county, New York-Prsd.
Herald
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A MAN BURIED ALIyK IN .SwrTZERLAND.-
At a 1untral a few days since ola man named
Pierre Wyss, OF Taurreled. near Basic, the
gyaye-eigger, while throwing ii the earth,
thought he heard a sound as IL two bio VS. had
been struck in the coftin. He accordingly IN.
formed, ihe sclergyman, hat this laiter, bsllev-
iug that the man was .undsT an Illusion,
wonld not ALLOW the CONN TO be opened, The
mater having { ONE to the kno wtedes OF the
authorities. he next day ID hsy ordssed the .ex.
homaaions . on the bod ,. wAe "A 4 ne man was
found 10 be still alive, but expired forty eight
'fscurt afterwards ns tVH tsts7f'. 'srA saa'D"
EtEIJfW HI
.sHHeY4 fi''k iEsRacH eGE wsg28
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DR.
sTRICKLAHD's PILE REMEDY,

eTRICKLAED's Pale RENEDY.
Mr.. Glass. Of JaAesyille, Wisconsin writes fer
the benent Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
waited case Of Piles and hs brother was dischsrsed
from the army ss incur able ihe being onite para
Sere cured With one DO tile Of Or r.STRICKLANDT
lLLE kEnEDY. The recommendation Of these
By DR.. Strickland, ought to convince these suner-
Ing that the most aggravated chrsnic cases Of Piles
are cured by Or etricklsnd'. Pile Remedy. tits
sold by pruRffsts everywhere Sold BY j. W
HA1RH 4 90 Oh As. OHRISTIANI, 31I Pa.
avenue and S02 9th street. oe = -iy
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HALLS VEGETABLE

has proved itself be the most perfect preparation
for the hair ever offered to the public
1t is vegetable compound, and contains NO In
furious properties whatever
COLOR. - : =
II will keep the hair fr ON falling ont
IL cleantes the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
1t 10 0 splendid hair dresslng
No person, cid or young, should fail to use IL.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsKp BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
- Ask for halls Vegetable Siciisn Hair Re-
newer, and take no other.
r. p. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale By all Druggists ja a8-Th.ly
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STEADILY,

SUkELY STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
BAOLANDIRB EXTRAUT BUCKU
u CURING
svery csss Of KIDNEY prsHAsI, RHXyNA11sns
CRAWL, URINARY DsoRpBIs, WIAKNKss and
PAINS In the BAcK, TRMAIB OoMRLAINfs and
TROUBLES arising from 1xCEssEs OF ANY KIND.
OOnH, II AFFLI0TDDt -
-aF TRY sM0LAND ER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by sll AIothecariss. Price q. D. BARN1s
CO., New York. and BARNEe, WARD D co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURL1I0H
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. fob lo-ly
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LIGHTNING A CURE FOR RHEUNArIsn-The
Fredericksburg Herald says thai during the
storm Of lie ehtning, thunder and rain, on the
10th, James Danson, Of Fredericksburg, who
was engaged In fixing his water spout. was Sc
verely stunned by the lightning, and coulu not
speak for eight or ten hours. Previous 70 that
time he had been great sufferer from rheu-
matism, prostrated in bed for month al the
time. IL appears now that he is free from the
disease, and attributes 1t to the action OF elec-
tricity.
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eECRET DIS1AaEs

eAxARIfAS's GIFT 10 the NEST certain, ssfe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rene
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral no
10 the SOLDIER hope, and friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, S2;fe-
male, S3.
SAsARlTAH's RoOT AID HERE UIcEs-A positive
snd permanent cure fer SYPHILIS, Scrofula, Ulcers
Sores, Spots. letters, &c. Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold by B. Q. Ford. See advertisement. mIs
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OOL0AT8b AROMATIO VB0ETABLD SOAP
A superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEeErAsLI Oils in combination with GL YcRRINs
and especially designed for the Of LAprEs, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume IL exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale BY all druggists. fss-eoly
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~The Ristori water. fall-iight and grace
fui-is In vogue. 1..s ..-s-
ga man is shaved by proxy, when has
wife goes shopping in his absence.
ga CINCINNATI capitalist offers to buy Nor
folk, providing the present inhabitants Will
ga critic says that Charles Reade's hero.
IN Griffith Gaunt, is 90 great wailowing hog''
@Ten couple of rabbits, introduced in Gee
long, Australia, in 1859, have yielded $1,000
head for consumption. .-
ga Chicago wife, on the death Of her uus-
band by cholera locked mp the house ana ran
away with a live fellow. o ~
@Gov. Fenton, Of New York, has yet apar c
the 29th Of Noyember-the day fixed by the
President-as day of thanksgiving.
~There is farm in Colorado. Is miles long
by IL wide, that pastures 300 head of cattle ana
6ooO sheep, and last year yielded sso.Ooo worth
~Raymond admits In the NJ. Y. rtmee-ss
much as he admits anythine-that Holman
will probably carry the State. 'u
- Chinese family has genealceicaI table
running back 1000 years.
ga man in Fredericksbure, Va, was re-
Gently struck by lightning while liking rain
sSln the class OF civil engineers Of Paris,
two young Americans stand first and third out
Of one hundred and thrteen students 'ts
SWhen flowers are full of heaven de-
scerdeds dews, they alusys hang their heads;
but men hold theirs the higher the more they
receive. getting proud as they get full' =.
10 ~ The health Of Count de Bismarck contin-
ues in the same state, the disease not either
Est,IG worse Or presentans any s'sns of ams-
EFA man.. who, was stolen from jackson,
Micn, tfirty years ato, when a mere boy. has
Just returned 70 bis parents. who Tor Iifetime
had supposed him dead. "a &C aiih
@Tbe newest silks are striped, plain and
hsufed.i "A faveSise stripe Wall Sc snsded fray,
or bright grass green. The breti dresem akers
ad wise piaaH SILKS y fall dress, on account OF
the iafituaeisf. SDr trimming90D, ssICf
81 An iowa editor proposes TO seli himself
fer n soVk. " ips tsth-ee renes foot--;h bu.i-
less has made hsm -.holfo w. 1rnah - asnutd
sff a ht.1as s1s 1ssmrs fa-f aafa-s "a
tIor-Er.. . Eogf-s1agt
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4 TEE NExDLE GuN--The Inventor OF the
needle gun recently adopted by the Brit,sh b
War Department, and which is said TO es su.
perior both TO the Prussian needle gun and "a
ihe new gun with which the French army h 10
be armed. is a man named Snider, yyno nov
lies paralized and In poverty, the 9owernm meat
In spite of the value Of his in nyeution ha vim .
done nothing for him. sf@ afa7s I-s'- :
r. a - A - s1sssg...ss
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MARRIAGE AND eELIBACY,
an Essay of Wsrning and Ipstruction for Young
Men, Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
sne vtI powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
nee OF charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address
ton, Philadelphia, Pc. aug Is- sm
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0-When the President is removed, and Gen
Grant officially decapitated, and the Southern
whites held in bondage, and with Brownlow
and Butler and Phillips drumming the ma
chine" the condition and fate Of the Republic
might be confidently foretold. What wonId
be worth theni-N Y Timss
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FRON EUROPE.
by the Atlantic Cable

rHE TREATY or ALLIANcE
BERLIN, Oct. 2&-rhe ca~tle OF koasgastetn,
on the Eloe, was ceded 10 Prs 10 day
The electoral law recently passed oy pNrlta-
m ent, and the trsary ef allisnc. with the DER
nan Stsses, were prom gated 10 day.
LoNIoN eToCE AND MONEY MARKEr.
ONION, Oct 2s--rbe money N arket - Y uiet.
Consols ssx. The folio are the quota
tons OF American secnrities:-Erie, SO. llli-
nois Central, IA; United States FIve-tsss-
Ties, 6SA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ IT 10 NOTORIOUS at the Custom House
II at the Importation of European perfuTery has
cea ed under ihe pres cat enpe laws. Do not De
cheat, with the WI etched imii ations. Use PHA-
Ions "NlGHf.BLD0MiN9 CEREUS," with
which no toilet ted either at hcme or
abroad can Vie. Sold every yWhere rf
METCALFDe GREAT RHEUMATIC RENE
Df. ts daily efecting wopG erful cures. lt acts
like magic, both Chronic and Iniammstt ~ Rheu-
Datism giving way before il. The AFFLICTED are I'D
vised 20 try it.
&C Is ec2w O. FORD, Agent.
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AMUSEMENT Is.


NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grever's,)
Pennsylvania avenue, near wiIiards' Hotel.
Last night r., 'yo e n IA cs,ss,s,sa Comedian
VINO Ills sSer SSGsarsa.s. "a n' sSssiSe. oo.oo.rs,
in his great 0rieiaai '.r:Hs"tion ss% OF
To; p:rrcy % gisst - the . Cs!, srased Drama Of the
Fifth Grand Family Matinee en Saturday After
socssios the ries. i Moral Drams Of sThs DrunS.
The RiCHiEGs ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE
will commence season o. six n'ghts oAly at this
Thtater, on Monday Evening, Oct 70. -
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Corner Of Ninth street and Louisiana avenue.
DUFFIELD & wALDRoy. ...~ Lessees and Managers
THIS trhur.d.yl EVENING October rs.
fne psr'cs%Av NAVAL s VEN rsGAaEMssrs. tanssfs sss
FOLLOWED sZ S s5asd sd Masis.l Ole By The QUlsN
= AEDsEw wALDRoN
10 ''ne''o' BoBERr MACA1Rs. .
Grand ORGAN OONCEBr
FOUNDRY M Z. CHURCH,
Corner Ath and G sts y
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 80, 1866.
GEORGE W. MORGAN,
Organist Grace Church, n Y, will preside ct the
Organ, assisted by the eminent music talent
of this city. a sGt a..-E
DR. CAULFIELD, MAD KRETOHMAR,
MRS. BUTTS, NIB. W. BURNETT,
and others.
TICK DOLLAR
For sale at the principal Music and Book
stores oe 87t
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CLOTHING, DO.

nj LOeANO,
w. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of 9Th and ID streets,
Desires to return his thank Tor the liberal a
patronage bestowed upon him during past
seasons ., and ct the same time invites his M
friends to visit his store and inspect his new No
snd choice selection Of goods, which he has
Just purchased for the Fall and Winter Trsde
hr K HARDON- his associate, continues TO give
his constant attention to the style and general
appearance OF all garments made 1t the estao'
lshment.
r,otto oc I5-lm'
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PERSONAL. ia' .aF
r ADIEs wHO ARE DESTROYS OF SKILL.
IL ful and secoD phi shed Physician, should con
suit DR. HENRY MORTON, 1s4 Park stseet.
near Riehmend street, Baltimore, Md. Dr nor
TONS services may be engaged in Washington or
any OtkerciU By addressing Is above oc Is 5m
CEHTLEMENd desirous Of he ring their OLOTH-
VI ING SCOUkED and k8PAIkBD, 80 Is 20 sp-
pear q new, would do we'll oy calling at B. ma
6RUDERe, No All 10Th street. between and
streets 1he highest cash prices paid for SEC
ond hand Clothing. oc cztm-
JkREMIABs BLACK. WARD LAMoN. CT. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Ooupse llors and Attorneys at Law In the Supreme
Co,rt Of the United States, the Court OF Claims,
the Courts Of the District, the Executive Depart
mepts. and Committees Of Congress.
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