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CONGREsS

The second session of the Thirty ninth Con-
grees commences in this city on Monday. I'd
instant, and will expire At noon on the attn OF
Msrch next. Already a great many members
have arrived here, and they are coming in by
every train Although at one time stormy ses
sion was expected. all apprehensions of undue
excitement have vanished and the indications
now are that the members will avoid action IN
all violent and ibfiamuatory issues and inn.
pracucabIe political schemes and devote them.
selves assiduousiy 10 the vast amount OF work
necessary TO be Gone in the next three months
The temper of the majority seems to have i'm.
proved since the adjournment last summer;
and their strength with the people, as deyel.
oped IN the Fail elections. would naturally
LEAD to moderation. Confident Of power for
the next three years there can be no cause for
the bitterness which would attend a cIoss
struggle for the supremacy
The same good feeling which il is hoped will
prevail inside the Halls of Legislation. sbould
be cherished outside, and particularly In this
District. where we have everything TO lose
and nothing TO gain. by intemperancei in poIir
Ical discussions. As community, we are AZ
the mercy of Congress, and while eyerv citi.
zen has rightto express his opinion on poIit.
icsi or other subjects, he should not nv an i'm.
prudent exercise CT that right jeopard,ze the
interests Of his fellow citizens Without the
power 70 act, speech amounts to nothing. and
blind abuse of Congress or other constituted
authorities Of the Government by our peopie
inevitably reacts upon themselves As with
the citizens, so with the press. and any paper
supposed TO represent the views or our people.
which INDUCES in indiscriminate censure Of
the psrty opposed o it in politics, is damaging
the Interests of its patrons. by identifying them
with n
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orally, dsayte anticipated from taees vastly
improved connections. The Valley OF the
SheAAndoah. reaching the road At Harper's
Ferry. viii also have 10 UGH Improved outlet
TO Washington through the Metropolitan road,
MAny other considerations, showing the I'M
poFtance 10 rs ofthis enterprise, present them
lives. but we have net epace TO refer TO theM
TO-DAY. aad conclude By reference 70 the pleas
ing tact that an exps nditare oil more than three
millions OF dollars IN territory OF forty two
miles so near TO Washington can have only the
most favorable effects upon the financial and
general interests Of the crty ana tts vicinity. 4
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Affsfrsiu C..,..,.,.

THKCANAL.-Arrye d-iSoats Morr,sop 40.
corn Capiioia, grain, meal, and pork; ara
Co, $50 tons; American Co. 100 Q fons Hiss.
ton Co, 1lsA tons: Hampshire aud Bait.
more 90, ll3l3 tons. Consolidation Co II5 =
tone; Cumberkns Go. tiis tons; Borden Go.
lI32 tors. Departed-The Mil Bow uttn
plaster TO Berlin; Diamond with saIt 20 Ii
tie orleans; Morrison. sundries 20 Edyard's
Ferry, and T. boats light. The total number
OF boats that arrived AZ this terminus durtns
the month OF November was i56. The amount
OF tolls collected were Sli,UoO OF the bosr.
Be brought cargoes Of coal, amour unr 10 over
}O.Uo tons the remainder were freighted prin
cipally with prod uce, flour and grain
The COAL SHIfhESTs-rne coal shipment
TINS week have improved but little since oar
last report. The reason OF the light shIpmsnte
Is because OF the scarcity OF vessels suited q.
the transportation OF coal. The rates of freigbt
are very higR, Sufficient one would suppose o.
bring plenty OF vessels OF capacity for coal L.
the docks here. The Hampshire AID Bald
more 20. shipped 500 tons; the Gum berIard
Co. 5uOl0 tons: the Borden Co. LIS IONS. and
Rays Docks, ABS tons.
TIE MARKETs.-The two provision Market
Were well attended this morning, though the
country dealers wcre not as numerous a. We
have seen recently. The licensed dealers dls
played very fair stock OF provisions both in
the Butchers Market and In the New Market
ana the prices were about as reasonable as in
other markets OF the District at this season or
the year
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKKT-The marker
during the week has been unsettled, ana traas
actions were manly 10 supply the Immediate
wants of the local trade. Supers are quoted NJ
en- 80; Cnt Extra. sll rs TO 70 25 and Extra A.
ei2 IS to el3 IS. Some choice brands are held
al Sl4. Holders decline to sell az present rates
though the offerings are equal 10 the demand
Wheat-Receipts have fallen of. Sales OF
good to prime Red at - 7uas2s5. No Wbite
Corp-Sales mostly Of new on the cob Al a. So
o % upper barre a.s5.Et
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WHAT THE BAKKRs DOZEN v.nr

Inc "UniVersal Suffrage Association. O,
LOUISIANA" said 70 consist OF thirteen men. has
sent delegation here with a series Of re.olu
mons addressed to Congress, in which they as
.ne Imprisonment and removal Of Andrew
Johnson tne aoolishment Of the present State
Government of louisiana and the ESTABLISH
ment Of a loyal Territorial Government with
Military or Provisional Government ths,.,n
They aiso ask Con gress to provide for STATE
Government therein on the basis Of Universe,
Suffrage, and also TO establish Universal Sn,-
frage throughout the United States.
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From Richmsud.

RICHMOND, Dec. LAT q meeting of the lead .
ing citizens of the Peninsular counties of Vir.
ginia- at Williamsburg. resolutions were unan
mously adopted declaring that the Legislature
which meets on Monday next should immedi-
ateiy call a convention 10 frame a new consti.
tuition. adapted to the new order of society," and
to relieve the people from their indebtedness
IN the ratio that their present property posses
sions shall bear 70 the losses caused by the
war.
Ii is understood that Gov. Pierpont will
recommend the adoption of the Constitu tional
Amendment in his message.
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FROM THE PACIFIC
Bodies from the W reck Of the .sCoys- r.
CCyered-AffaiPS i'm Idaha

SAN FRASCIsco, Nov. 29-Yesterday being
Thanksgiving Day, business was generally
suspended. The stock boards were not in
session, and there were important sales M 10
Wednesday afternoon.
Fourteen bodies from the wreck of the ..t,oya,
nave been washed ashore; Captain Paige, Dr.
Rowden and Mrs. Pearson were anon tben,
Advices TO Idaho TO November IL represent
that the Indians are very troublesome The
Internal Revenue Collector Of Idaho reports
the value of bullion collected from January
let TO November LIST to be sII 100000
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL. tT
Lewis Johneon & Co., quote Stocks an

Lewis johnson e o.. quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK. Dec. List Board-U. S. reg
istered 1881, 1i2x; do, coupons, mex; 5-eTs
registered, f0Sk; do. coupons. lOes do, 1865
N7 =; lt-4ee e, registered, s9k: do. coupons, 9sS
7.3vs. us; Ohio and Mississippi Oertidcstes
yer, Ax, Mariposa, l2x; New York Central,
1l2X; Erie, TX; do. prefer'd. S. Hudson, IpO
Reading, 112: Michigan Central, ii2: Mich.
igan Southern. sly; Illinois Central, IlSX:
Toledo, il3a; Rock Island, lO4; Northwes.
tern, 44k; do. preferred. ?2x; Fort Wayne.
N5S; Chicago and Alton, lUoa Alton and Ter.
re Haute, Toledo and Wabash 40k; W. u.
telegraph. 46x; Boston Water Power, soy: Pa.
cifc Mail. i'o Atlantic Mail, -. American
gold, p. m. Eik.
LONDON, Friday noon5fPer CablelTwo
snnboats have been ordered TO Ireland with
arms. Bonds, FOX; Erie, as; Illinois y.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM EURopr

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Preparations TO Suppress the Feuians-
Gunboats and Arms being Sent to Ire
1and-No Further Arrests-Ffnan nc iaI and
Commercial. =
BY Gable TO the Associated Press.I
LONDON. Nov. 3D. MONA gunooat- left
Sheerness yesterday. Another Will leave to-
day. Their destination is ireland. They carry
with them large supply of arms and ammu-
milton TO be used in the suppression of the Fe-
nian outbreaks. No more arrests have been
made.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3G-Noon.-The Brokers
Circular reports the sales Of cotton for the
week $1,000 bales The sales to-day lave been
1900 bales, The market opens steadier. Mid
ding Uplands lad. Market for breadstuffs
unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 29-Noon.-Consols for money
s91s. American securities are as follows
Erie sharef, AZ Illinois Central -; Five
twenties. 7O4.
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HAyAL pIsPAroBEs

Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department 70. day from Capt VIM. Rey noids,
commanding the U. s. steamer Lsckawanna,
under date of October 18th. from Monteyideo,
announcing his ARRIVAL at that place. All well
on board. .-..
Rear Admiral Gordon, commanding the
South Atlantic Squadron. under date Of DC
tober 18th, reports the srrival OF the u. =.
steamer Monocacy at Rio Janeiro.
Commander r.. Simpson, commanding the
Y. 5. steamer Mohican, under date OF Octo Der
18th, reports bis arrival at Maraub BAN, Brazil,
thirteen days from Barbadoes.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE BIDS POR IRON HEAD BLoCKs.-Yes-
terday Quartermaster General Meigs opened
the bids for furnishing iron head blocks for
soldiers graves: 70 Be- delivered a every point
ceived, some proposing 70 furnish but small
quantities. others quite large quantities, and
few Of the bids were for the whole number re.
quired, estimated a. over three hundred thou
sand. There were about thirty bidders pres
ent, and amoRgthe bids were some from South.
ern States; the majority being, however, from
the North. The lowest bid, we believe, was
from Messrs. Strong K Donohoo OF this city,
to furnish the blocks for the cemeteries in this
immediate vicinity at Sl.0e each. and elsewhere
at somewhat higher rates. Ii Will take some
time to decide as to which Is the lowest bid In
the aggregate. and which are the most advan.
tageops for portions Of the work. and it is prob
able that the awards will not be made for two
or three weeks at least.
NEW CoNNEcTIox.-This morning, the new
arrangement OF transferring the passengers
south went into operation The Potomac
Steamboat Company have changed their land
ing from 9th 70 eth street, where the passengers
are transferred TO the cars Of the Washington
and Georgetown railroad, and carried to the
Baltimore depot and from the depot to the
boat. The time consumed ls about twelve
minutes. The change OF wharf by the steam
boat company was caused by the refusal of the
Corporation Of Washington to allow the com.
pany to lay q track along Water street. from
9th street TO 9TH street, including lhe building
on sea- wall, at cost OF $4,000, for the benefit
Of the city.
ORPHANs' COURT To-day. the will of the
late Capt. William n. Walker, u y n, be.
queathing his property to his mother, Mrs
Caroline III. Walker, was flied and fully
proved. as also renapciation OF Mrs. Walker
Of her hight to administer, in favor of A. Thos
Bradley, and letters of administration with the
will annexed were issued to him; bond 1000.
Letters Of administration were issued to
Jeremiah Costello, on the estate Of the late
Michael Costello;l bond $500; TO Carlotte L.
Munck on the estate OF the late Christian II.
Munck bond "a 600; to Julia Ann Forrest, on
the estate of the late John Forrest bond 81 900.
Mrs. Forrest was also appointed guardian to
the orphans; bond $500. %
HACEMAN IN THE OANAL-His Horse
Dro,oned.-This morning, about ~ O'Clock.
Sergeant Pierce and O1ncer Steele, Of the Sec.
ond Ward, Were0notified BY colored man
named Nathan johnson, that q hackman with
enc of his horses, was IN the canal at the fooe
ofss21k street. They FASTENED to the spot and
fouud the hack and one or the horses op the
bank, and the Other horse ana the hackman In
the canal. After much labor they suceeedsd
In saving the man, who gave bis name ~ Owen
Wood, but the horse was drowned. 0f. Wood
was taken 10 the eflce OF Mr.. DeLacey, near
the canal, where he remained until after ter
o'clock, under medical treafment;i beine
eeriously injured by the accident He Is vel
and favorably known a. public hickman.
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FRAOTIVHAar gUkkEAOr.

There was receissds at the Treasury this
week, nom the printers. fractional currency
amounting 10 sisS,o9. There was shipped
during the ssme time: 70 National Banks, siso. !.
oe7 t7; 10 tinted States Depository At chicago,
$4,000 Total Sf?s,Bs. ~.
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uuIfH inusR

Amens the visitors At the White House TO.
day were Senator'S Nesmith and Norton. Hon.
Mesers Carr, Of Indiana, and Blow. OF Nis-
sour. Gen. Steadman. Frank Blair. and Gov.
MITCHELL OF Nev nfexico. D.
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Phtla&elphia Markef

PHILApkLPHIA, Dec. 1-Flour dull super
fine sass 50; extra, &eaSl0; north west extra.
S1fa412.23: Pennsylvania and Ohio, SlaaSt6
Wheat nominal at S2.65as2 SIS; southern, 90.
Rye, 81 ;35aS1.40. Corn lower; old yellow,
Sl.14a&l.15; new, 90a9S. Oats, 5sa29c. Provis.
ieLs declining. Whisky, 80; Ohio, ~. Crude
petroleum, 2OK. Glover, S9.5OaSlO.
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TO BE RETAINED In sERyIor

BY orders from the War department, ius,
promulgated, Major General Davis TiI,son
Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen. for the
fta'e OF Georgia. and Major General X. X.
Scott, Assistant Commission for the stat. ~
South Carolina, who were to have been INNS.
tered out Dee. Isl, to- day. are to be retained
in service until further orders.
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Baltimere Markets

BALTIMokB, Dec. Flour inactive: Chi
cago extra el1.50aS11.75. Wheat very dull.
white, s6asSc.; yellow, s3a95s. Oats oaiet at
55a57c. Proisions dull. Lard 13al34c. Seeds
steady; Glover active. Sugars dull Coffee
quiet Rice IL salsa. Whisky steady; West
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Central Pacific R.ilys,d

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3O.-The Central Pa
cifc Railroad Is complete to Cisco. ninety
three miles east from Sacramento, and twelve
and halt miles from the summit of the Sierra
Nevada noun tains, and 5,9li feet above the
level of The sea
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SWe have received from Shillington, Ode.
on Building, Godey's Lady's Book tor Janua-
~, 1867.
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MARRIAGE LtcEssks. the noath
Jusr closed, the Clerk OF the Court is ned "a
marriage licenses, OF which Is Were te oo,or-s
couples.
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New York MaPkees

NEW YORK. Dec. Lotion quiet. with but
little inquiry; prices weak; Middting UpIands
80, Mobile Uplande 35 Southern Flour, SlI e5
aSl6. Wheat, and Corn are from I TO cents
lower.
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HEAVY REcEIPTs.-The receipts OF Interua,
Revenue to-day amount to SI,seo.a43a5.
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AUDITOR IN CHANCRRY The Jud-.s o,,n.
District Supreme Court have appointed. an :
formally, Walter Cox. Esq. A uditor a. Cnsn .
Gerry, in place of VIM. Redin, deceased
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600 PENNsYLVANiA ROUTE 1857

1866 rrsssrL sasasNhz ROUTE 1867
&& 80 g 60
o. and .,, x1s s,,.sS ssssaal. /. ~;
x'''!!s'''" ~ g. g N. Baltimore . !. N.
,.' ssH sssss s.
an. AND : ssd.4s iron four tSsy:
Two Daily Train. to i. West.
FFs FTsssu kSR Baltimore to RocHEsrrs and
% :ss s sa T TsRKi II changes in UNION
3 &: s s: Of
nnasr the National Horl: where relisbls infor'
Passengers procuring tickets At thi. Office can
.esn RECOMMENDATIONS in Sleeping Cars for Fl
III. w1LklEs, Tiels. Agent,
Ed bi e 10UsS e. Gen. Pass, Agent, ..,,
: OOO HAVANA ORANaEs. per steamer d.
o'VVV rect, very sweet, and for saleby
no so-,t ls1 sth st. near Pe nScH;
# D. MGRPAYS M.RCANIILE, MATTE.
sipss sasS.sYsos '''ns for water drain
FoR sALI-O0ALl COAL COAL "A very
SH Per ton Once @ & g.: .ss.e s'.1 14s sr
. street no 30 lvs
200 t CASES g GAM GOODS. Ineladias
9 CO Green Corn, Lima Beans, Peas. &C. Also,
s. r s.: IN %
sale or retail, by
no @2w- SO Ii. ave BET A sth and G 1th' At.
EURs! TURsll FURsllI
s: SS:' s sHssRssS ss:h ;nsDy Of Hudson b,
rel. Water MIMI, &c. IN COLLARS and MGffFs.
ni..s.' pr.b and White Viii; I'm. French FELT
B. n. srIHEAsrz,
23A Hennsyivanfa avenue.
NO 0lw second door from 18th at.
GORHAM GREEN CORN.
FIFTY GASES Of this fine CORN have iu.. Ar.
Gifts .:ssd 'is ::S in the Il. s ON
This C0BE q grown il Maine. from the seed
e. end nv Ss the
''"''n''' FOR sale at Wv 'f Sus s5,Si
Under Ekbitt House,
no % Corner OF Fourteenth and SITS.
m rsuHk'. &
TBAvBLINa BAGS.
sArCHELs, sADDLERY.
HARNESS, CARRIAGE ROBis,
HORSE COVERS AND bLASkErs
WHIPS. MATS. &C..
AZ reddcSd prices. aud the largest stock In the
city, at The
MANDATORY or
JAMES Q. r0PHAh co.
~50Oes
sEvRHrH STREET. -.
One door above Oud HelIo~s' Hal.
Trunks aud Harness thoroughly and prom ,tiy
repaired. t fn
MOCHA coFFsEt
very scarce and irable article. - -.
Also.
Ifre old 0Overpment Java CeHee Msr3e.Ao n a.
and Lsgusrs Conees; Browns DandeIion Ooe.S
just received and Tor ssle BY
no 6tif EGAU PRRRTR
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hEAL ESTATE SAL Es-J. T Coldweu 4
Co. aeox seventh street. have SOLD farm !, n
Prince Georges cosnty. OF ~ ac-es Tor q 1. a..
10 franeH Macnsmars, lots in.sQ uare f.ass
ior $500 20 Geo Berrier. frame house aad !ot
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POLICE kETURss.-The lie utenants OF n
lice reported this morning forty-nrne srr..,r.
yesterday m The entire DlsfrIcf The 90
were generally Of violations OF the munic,n,I
laws, and the sum total OF fines was 81. AZ
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- The preliminary examination in the
Lord (stoien bond) case was concluded in
New York yesterday, and resulted in the re.
lease Of one Of the accused parties, Frank Hell.
len, formerly Of this city, on bail $40 OoU), and
the committal of the other WIN. X. Babcock,
for trial
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Wallis OPERA heusE will open on Mon
DAY night with the new company IN s.9rihtn
Gaunt." Secure your seats.
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CHARGE oy STEALING CRIcKxxs-Yes,.,
day, opfcer Frazer, OF the Second ward. a.
Rested Pink jackson, coloreo, an old acqnAioI
snce OF the police, upon 8 charge OF siealilr
chickens. the properly Of G.. W Hnrku-..
PINK was held for further hearing by Jusui.-
Morsell.
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MUSTERED OFT.

brevet Lieut.. Colonel James A. Bates, Can.
tain tn Regiment V. r. c., ana Captain N. 3.
blanton, 9th Regiment " r. q, have been
honorably mustered out Of the service
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PKRsoSAL--We learn that George Peabody
viii visit Washington early In January, anc
be the guest Of his brother banker. w. w. Cor
coran, Esq.
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nIARIls FOB 1s61.-A large assortment Of
no fBAHoK TAYLOR.
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- A RAkE CHANCE. Nm
$4,000 WORTH or SM
MILLINERY AID FANCY GOODS
AT COST.
Having sJid my store, l shall commence f.or,
this day TO sell at syst cost nay entire stock of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
COSsIsTIN5 or
PARIS BOENkTs.
FLOWERS,
FkAfHlRs,
BONNET RIBBONS, As'
VELyET RIBBOEs,
BONNET vELvETs
,r,,uer.c UNCUT vELYErS.
THBEAD LACIS,
VALENCIA LAGES.
c.~py,, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
CAMBRIC INSBRTIN0S
bWI0S INSERTINGS,
DRHss sUTT0Es, in srss. variety.
All OF these Goods ha 70 been bsarht d;rect fro,
importers, and being determined to Close ONT the
stock at once great bargains may DO expected
LEWIS BAAR
oe Nv 81 Market Spacs
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- From Hudson Taylor, agent for Wash
ngton OF Scott's reprints Of foreign magazines
we have the Edinburgh Rerier for October.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
RI EoA pr KE hdrh sss opened . tr.t elias.
accommodate Members Of Congress, per mA.snt,
transient. and Table BoaIders. de I-ais
FOB REHT.with frst elias. Board . lara. ana
elegantly furnished second story front Roo 81.
e. T:sIi sS .ss 4
u ssits Or singiy, with or Without board. st asss
II street. bet .sen nth and 18th: Table bearders
as.1: .sd
MRS s'fF q tes aSuis oT
References MAJOR G.nersi Bright, Psymaster
General; General Morris .. Miller, D. s. Army;
g. 81 5s..s S SSaT5Sa E
FOB REHT-Three Furnished ROOMS, With
between Ps sna foAkD " No. 1871 'I: o street
SlEGLE 9EETLEAKE Oh G1NTLBMEH
s,.s and their wives can be eecemmOdatsd with
I'm. Table Bosrders taken. no sSs star
SEvERAL GENTLEMEN, or GENT oman and
TAs1E ssn 1s ns:so%g9dstsd win k00ss ard
and Iih SITS References required. no 30 81
- Rooms and good Table Board can be Ssi at
'n no a. street. between 18th and 18th streets.
ROAEpIEG.-Twe FURNISHED Rooms, With
ID good BOARD, can be Obtained BY applying i'm.
moderate. no q as
ROARDING.-Six or eight FURNISHED or Unfur
II nfshed front and hack ROOMS with god
boaro on reasonable terms. Apply No 36T Penn
2! ivan1a av, opposite National Hotel. Also Table
Board. ma 3, sts
ROARblE0-Mrs. ABBOT has several very
y pleasant kOO Ms to rent, with beard, at her
residence, lOS West street, Georgetown.
ROARD-For rent, two nAndsome 5urn,abed
- PAkLORs with connecting Chambers within
nov squares OF the Treasury and other Depart.
Board With the family il desired InSuire A. a3i
st. between 18th and 10Th few table hoard.
ers can be accommodated. no H-6ts
A FRONT AND BACH PARLOR. WITH
"A Bedroom attached. suitable for an NJ o. or
other parties desiring rooms to let with or wfthont
board st II Pa avenue, opposite Willardsi 10.
tel. Table Boarders accommodated no 1851.
0QO = STREET, NEAR lOTH-One front ana
cCO back PAkLOR on LIST floor lpicely fnr
nfshed. TO rent, with Board, :. a eentIeman And
wife, or too single gshtlemes. at ga Der month
Table Board At SIS per month no a Sts
SIHGLH GENTLEMEN, Oh GHNrLEmEN
~ and their wives car be accommodated win
hOOMe. furnished or unfur nished with good
Board; gas; bath, hot and cold water At No
NO briose street, Georgetown. no Is i'm.
WILL FURNISBE ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
w can be obtained st 3e9 Sd street, corner Of
Ino,ana lyenue nnon moderate terms. no is i1t'
pERsONs OAN BIZ AOOOMMODAfEDW WITH
= Rooms and Table Board At No 13s Dunbar.
ton street, Georgetown. ID. O. NO l5.sWs
TABLE BOARD at No l6l 10th otreet. 4 Yev
doors sorth OF the svenus. Terms d Dsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01
IOSTAND FOUND.

A yALIsE nARKED TuNy,R. LEFr Ar
"a ousrtermAstef General o Fec 90 Instant.
. shs ssnsr .in prove property. p" cha. IS ssa
piok ed Ur KrLoAr ON TIE rAsr sKH
y b snch, % Sac sStt instant, small brIetania
ss The fn S. IN: CONS r. pa
s. ssf B. sss Oh ss:': ss.i :.
$40 sREwARo.s1s,osHd or stolen on Thurs.
sc.n: g.
street. between 18th sG ana is.s ~.
OsTIUp the .venln % No,.mIe, =, scout
:; s., kisa:s.. :. ~ !; :si
snsri. eli. no ~ 81.
IL and eurr.,isviils, Gu p assd to be drspcsd o.
corner q "a street aod the avenue. . kassisn
ensd eth Saef cord 1 mt @ oss st S:et Il
IAcs dress, one pair OF gait. collars cuts.
!oxssIsDs ss1slr, Store re- 'ss No Isi 7:s
&S REWAkD.-stIayed o. .eIon, on satnrd.y.
! :s:'.::a Oh ' and ss'h = jobs
$lVvGnitsd Siste, sris Colp.. nsse shsr 1ae
RSss ra on s6s R,sht e rss nth r. sovs1Ssr
SE5ck Se4s "a On: t!tEr s ssss6tki ho GsE
q. III G ,bs ,Sn,. on the near shoulder snd
The above reward viii 5. paid on their delivery
3: ne'n depot Sas IS s'; Gsi =
B6evet Brigsdier General, and Qusrtsrmastsr. q.
Qsa,te,ras.er's ohcs. wash'nston. d. c, No.
vember ~. 1900 no IDIOT
&2O REwARD-stolen. on the night 0. the
ss ss% the Srs- e.
HORSE, marked u and I. q: medium size.
naEe and tall somewhat sunburnt; has . roam
nose. The above reward will be paid II returned
TO GEO. JONES,
oea Hyattsy,IIe, Prince Georges 90. Ma