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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

WASHINGTON BUILDERS EXCHANGE -This
Association met last night, pursuant to ad-
Journment, in the office OF Mr.. Henry X. Searle,
421 + street, and was called to order by Mr.. s.
j. Fague. Mr. VIM. J. Mcclellan acted as Sec.
rotary.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. JOB Angus, from the committee appoint.
ed at previous meeting, reported a code Of
Bylaws, which were read, and, on motion,
each article was considered separately, vari-
ously amended, and adopted.
Inc bylaws provide that the regular meet
lngs OF tbs Exchange shall he held on the first
Thursday in each month and sets forth the
usual rules for the government OF such an as
sociation.
The admission fee is fixed at 50. and the
monthly dues at 81; all money to be paid to the
Secretary, and by him to the Treasurer.
at the monthly meeting in October.
Mr.. Angus offered q resolution providing for
the election Of an Executive and Finance Com.
mittee: which was agreed to.
The Finance Committee are to credit all
bills and approve Of the same before pay
ment.
The duties Of the Executive Committee are
to transact all business for the Exchange, and
TO expend such money as may be necessary to
carry out the objects OF the Association.
The following committee, authorized to have
the Constitution and BYLAWS printed, was
appointed :-Messrs. f. u. Stuart, J. W. Rum.
sey and Henry K. Searle.
The meeting then adjourned until ne xt
AHulSuoy ASul DIT HALL. past o CLOCK.
-N
TIE HEALTH RRPoRT.-The report OF the
secretary of the Board OF Health for the month
of September shows the number OF deaths IN
this city 10 have been 1879, of which 20 were
from cholera infantum, 10 consumption, 10
typhoid fever. consumption bowels, 4 dys-
EMERY, old age, dentition 4, apoplexY, heart
disease, still born, each; infantile convul.
sions, diarrnea, dropsy OF heart, hydrocepha.
lus, hipertrophy of heart, hamilton, pnema.
turs remittant fever, softening of brain, tables
mesenterica, whooping cough. each; abscess
OF brain, accident. (railroad) do, (over-
dose opium,) bright's disease, bronchitis, can
Ger, iof face,) do, (of stomach,) catarrh fe YER,
chiidbed, congestion OF brain, congestion Of
liver, congestion of lungs, cystitis, debility,
general dropy, efiusion Of brain, epilepsy,
gravel, hepatitis, infiamation, (brain,) inter-
mlttent fever. marasm Us, meaningless, palpita-
ton OF heart, peritonitis, pneumonls, scrofula,
slowfever, suicide, (opium,) tetanus. tubercu-
loeis, ! each: unknown, (not reported o.
There were 81 males, IS females; 90 whites,
80 coloreo, color not reported; 100 were ma
tives Of the United States.
OF this number there were under year, 40;
to S, III to 10, g. 10 to CO. g. 20 to 80, 3D. 30 to
40, II; 40 to So s; 50 70 60, IL 60 to 10 o. 10 to
90, S: so to go 3; ~ to l00 l. 100, Il not report
eds.
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PAINFUL ACcIDENT.--Y esterday afternoon,
while Major MilIburn, a coIoFed man In the
employ of the Washington and Georseto wn
Ice Company, was engaged in unloaoipg an
ice vessel the clamps caught his left IN umb be.
from the ground, the weight Of his body tore
that memb Der from Its socket. The accident
was very painful one, though the unfortu.
nate victim showed extraordinary fortitu de-,
and scarcely made any sign of suffering. He
soon afterwards walked to his resid en- ce, an d
nad his injuries properly attended to; after
winch, he repaired to his place of business,
ana onered his services for any work which
he might be able TO perform. t.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

FRANC's-The Cheapest Gents Furnishing
Store in the City-Good Merino Undershirts
IS cts, 90 cts, 81; good M-rino Drawers rs
$3.50. 81 IS; a NO. I. Drawers, Sl.25, S1.5O,
S1.75 good white Shirts, Sl25, $50, Sis;
A No. 1 White Shirts, So so; good Cotton
Socks, 81 Per dozen: best English (dou BILE h eeis
and toes) IS so per dozen Paper Collars from
10 cts. per box up; Ties, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs, &C., cheap, 49i Seventh street, between
ID and +, three doors above Odd-Fellows'
Hall. 9,5,l:
WARTS, MoLEs, VASCULAR ExCRRsRNCRs,
&C., cured by DIR. White, Chiropodist, i24
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and q.
half and Sixth streets.
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Who buys the cheapest Gents Furnishing
Goods! A.-Franc. q Who sells the cheap
est Gents Furnishing Goods! A.-Franc
Q.-Who buys the most Gents Furnishing
Goods A.-Franc. Q.-Who has the great
est rush for Gents Goods A.-Franc; 494
Seventh street, between ID and E, three doors
above Odd Fellows Hall. 9,5,I
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THE FIET.-Dr. White, Ohiropodist, 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
halfand Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails. &c, without pain. once hours
from 6 q. m. &c p. m
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CITY ITEMS.

9, CAHroE FLANNEL. DRAWERS AND UNDER.
sHIRrs, u rs cents; Merino Underwear rs
cents, 81 and upwards; also, all kinds Of Night
Snno, ~ 4. Saks d Co. g. SIT TIN street.
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MARRIED.

HEADLEY-BAILEY In this city. on the lOtf
instant. by the Rev. G.. O. Mea6or JOHN =
HEADLEY ,Sr., to Mrs. HARRIET A. BAILEY
No cards.
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CONVENIENT SALRs.-I would call the at
tentfon Of dealers and others to a large lot of
new cavalry Jackets, Goats, Pants. Shirts,
Blankets, &C. A. Adamson, sos Ninth street,
one door from Pennsylvania avenue. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

RHEEM GILES, - asla
-s MANufATuRERs OF
KNIGHTS PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT
DRAIN. SEWER, AND CULVERT PIPE,
S.l, S, 8, ., AND 12-INCH BORE.
Tbev stand the most severe tests OF scid, IN, :
nrove in strength with age and use are NOR. asr.
fect In their Interior finish than any other 81 ma
made, and arc lower IN price; exteus cir ADO ted
by eminent Hydraulic Engineers. They are Ia ely
PARK, New York, Albany, Jersey Cit, HE ,s b.
New Haven, Hartford, Rochester, Buffalo. Navy
Yards ct BROOKLYN and Washinxton and fur Cui-
verts under heavy railroad embankments
FACTORY ct 4 Street Wharf, Washington ,ity
en-ln lCkron. + Expre9l
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Tn RrvH1 fxeHr, OOr. 10, lss7.-Carter's
whay-Arftvsd-Schf.L AWrence,U ixoa. from
Cnic4nAominy r1sef, VA, with lumber for
Rley's WIarte-Arrived-schs Dove. Neal.
with oysters from Gone river for Turner &c
Nolan; Jennie Baker. Lewis. 90. Germs, Nd,
with oysters Tor market Sailsd-Schrs. Sts-
Va; Cuba, Shrssyes, for the tame place; rhos.
Gibbons. Lewis, tor same place. ~
Z F6sulcs's WAar Maynower,
Faunce, with Ssh for Jas. Skldmore. Sailed
Shops Lewis, Lomax, and Anna johnson,
Simpson, with Ice for the nshing shores.
"a GRoUsp RENT DEHDs.-The Commissioner
rent deeds should be stamped the same as
other con veyances OF realty sold, at the rate OF
fifty cents for each $500, or fractional part Of
$500 OF tho consideration or value.
No LrcxNsB.-BenjaminM NARROW came before
Justice Thompson yesterday evening, and
was fined $40 FOR Keeping dog without .
license.
ALEXANDRIA AND VIcIEITT.-The Alexan-
drtA Journal Of this morning says:
The following regulations Will govern the
election to be held on the ed Of October: There
will be at each poll q box for white voters and
another box in which colored voters will de.
post their ballots. Each of these boxes will be
divided into two apartments; into one Of which
Con vention, and in the other a ballot with the
names OF persons as delegates to the Cenven-
ton. Ii more than the proper number of
names are written on this ballot, then it will
be thrown out by the commissioners when the
votes are counted.
The steamer Ella Q. Knight, Captain Jos
Denly. loaded by A G.. Winship, Esq, Of this
andria with heavy load OF flour and grain,
consigned to New York merchants.
The registering officers finally concluded
their labors yesterday. The reopenng prob
ably resulted in the addition of thirty m ore
names to the list already in Of registered
voters.
erected near the Courthouse for the accom-.
mediation of colored children, is rapidly ap.
preaching completion, and will be ready for
occupancy early in November.
The owners Of the yacht r. E. Lee, at Alex.
andria, have challenged the owners of the
Greyhound. The race Will take place shortly
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FInKD-A huckster. named Lorinxo Rollio,
was Yesterday evening fined SO by Justice
Chaplin, for violation Of Corporation ordi-
nance. t-l3
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NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr F. s. Chanfrau
will appear this evening as "Solon Shingle;''
also as "O'Flanigan" In Tyrone Powers
drama Of .O'Flanigan and the Fairies" in
both Of which characters he is said to be equal
to the best OF the ACTORS, who have made
them q speciality. Ia rain
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ASSAULT AND BArrRRY.-A ane OF "a was
this morning imposed by Justice Hazard upon
ID ontaDy Ricketts,, charged with committing an,
assault and battery upon Oscar Oarrigan. The
arrest was made BY Sergeant johnson, Of the
I noli s=st3&t2 HSf5-s't'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

HAIL YKLL in the northern part OF the city
yesterday, destroying considerable tender
vegetation. 1t was probably q spriakiing Of
the smart shower that lately visited Pennsyi-
vanin, Ohio and Indiana, doing considerable
damage, according to Democratic authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHILDREN S CLOTHING
GAR1BALp1 AND zoUAvE
PLAIN s' Ssb ;$1 & 70 Trimmed ffi
cH1 Err
Three Sn f1a5i a!sa T TIRE HsE"''
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS.
Good Black Cloth Frocks, SO q, c,,., s.,,, 60
Black Cloth Frocks, $40.
BOYS CoLoEEg AND WHITE
cu11DHE Egg 81 Sh f f. WAISTS.
sEfiNS sAiH 81
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks,
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs,
sulfrs
GENTLEMEN FAM And YOUTHS,
r1ockfss z AS h5S sahoDDr.
Standard Silk mixed Suits, S25.
Good Heavy Overcoats. SO.
Waterproof Tweed Overcoats, 50,
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
ever had now ready for
Low PRICES
EDWARD HARRIS.
and other famous Domestic, French. Austrian, and
to order at less S fAan YORK PRICES.
HEAVY RIBBED
mERrSo sH E1kF r 1kb DRAWERS,
LANBs-wooL sh hGH AND DRAWERS,
Very fine White and Scarlet Flannel Shirts and
Boys Merino shirts and Drawers.
Warranted Buckskn Gloves
Fine Black Cloth Sacks, SIS
Fine Fine B BIsc 10th froc na so Pants SIN
Youths Black Cloth Sacks.
Children's Black Suits.
Fancy and plain Silk Vests.
Boys S's standard RnSk rfs School Suits, $3.50.
Boys Cashmere Suits, IS.
Boys Double and Twist Suits. SO.
Boys Virginia Cashmere Suits.
Boys Water proof Tweed Overcoats.
ONE PRICE ASKED.
NO LESS TAKEN.
GEO. C. HENNING.
No. $50 Seventh street near Mary land avenue
Corner of Seventh stre asa and Maryland avenue.
Observation-Disclosures Js,S. 81
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The PRICE DOES not DBPKHD upon the abil-
ity OF the purchaser to cheaper the goods. but
al the prices are marked in plain figures, from
which no deviation is permitted, ~ Henning's
One Price Clothing Store, on the corner OF 7th
street and Maryland avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

morning two coiored women, named AdeIine
Anderson and Mary Washington, charged with
fighting in the streets. They were arraigned
for examination before Justice Rates., and
each fined go t3745 - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

Foot RACE spivtted foot race, 800 yards,
for Is cents q side, came of last night on Four
teentb street, between Michael Gately and
John Magoffin, and was won BY the latter in
Is minutes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

CORSET S4 S at S cents q pair, at Charles
Baum's celebTs Ied Hoop Skirt and Corset man =.
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. tt
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JxwRLRr.-Jet Sets, Bog Wood Sets, Jet
Chains, Coral Sets. Siiver-pfated Spoons
this morning. at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 436 Pa. avenue, near Ak street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

peIacE SrsMhARY!-TEe whole number ~
arrests made by the police yesterday wa, a..
the asneunt derived from dnes imposed. Sls9. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

DE. MoRRIs.-Dr. Morris, the President of
the maryisno Lutheran Church Synod, now
In session here, is the celebrated entomologist
OF Baltimore, whose lectures at the Smithso.
nian several years since Were sc popular win
our citizens. IA ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

PRRsoNAL.-F. W. Hindman, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, San Francisco; Earl W.
Johnston, of Boston, are stopping at the
National Hotel. .-..Hon. s. b. Axtelie, Of San
Francisco; w S. Htllyer, Internal Revenue
Collector of New York: X. F. Page, Of New
York. are at Wizards Hotel. ....Hon. J. W.
McCluug, of Missouri, is at the Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

IRIsHNEH. RALLY.-As Will be seen nv an
advertisement iE another eoiumn the fr,enda
OF Irish free dom will hold a mass meetinr y,
odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

PETIT LARCEEY.-Jos. Parker and sam uel
Dorsey. charged with stealing old iron, were
arrested this morning by policeman Hopkins,
and committed to the Central Station-h house.
The parties will have hearing before Justice
Harper this afternoon. " .es-.sa 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

OYsTBRs.--At the neat and comfortable es.
adjustment Of g. W. Harvey &c Co., 2s9 Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
they are receiving regular supplies Of the most
every day-and they still retain their famous
cooks, who have pleased the public for years
past in serving up the luscious bivalves In the
most approved style, and with promptness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

BASE BALL.-The second game OF home
and home series, between the Jeffsrsons and
Unions OF this city. took place at the White
NJ tho folIOwiUv =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

GOOD JUDGES think no Fiavoring Extracts
co ual to Burnett's. 60
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RELEASED FROM LIBEL.-The schooner Ann
Jane. OF Philadelphia, owned by Mr.. Charles
Bennett, of Philadelphia, arrived at this port
on wednesday last, the 9th inst, loaded with
lumber for N. B. Fugett. The Aun Jane was
purchased about four months since by Mr..
Bennett, and placed in command of Mr.
Watt, whe first made trip to Richmond,
Virginia, and then sailed to Baltimore. ON
her arrival there the vessel was attached by
one OF the hands tor wages due him by Capt
Wat " htch circumstance caused Mr.. Bennett
to be telegraphed for, and he immediately pro-
cseded to that city to ascertain what had hap
pened. On arriving there, he found that att
had paid the aforesaid hand his wages, but
had afterwards collected the freight On the
lumber and part Of the other freights, of which
ne could give no account. In addition to this.
said Watt had also bought provisions for the
vessel OF MIR. J. b. Hays. provision dealer,
of baltimore, and upon the receipt of the same
with the receIpted bill for the goods at the
hands OF youth. Capt Watt took the receipt
from the boy, and refused to BAY the bill of
Mr.. Hays. Upon this Mr.. Hays procured a
warrant of arrest for Watt, and he was placed
In the Baltimore city jail, to answer. Mr.. Ben
bill OF Hays, and Watt was thereupon released
from confinement. Mr.. Bennett was then COM
PEELED to bring the vessel to this place. and or
his arrival here found Captain Watt on the
wharf, who expressed an intention to come
on board. Mr.. Bennett inquired what his bus
mess was, when Watt said he wanted settle.
ment. Bennett agreed TO settle if he (Wa.t)
would account for all moneys he had collect
ed; but this Watt failed to do, and the settle.
went TO the q S. Marshal, and had the YES.
sci seized, and she renamed IN bondage until
Friday, when her release was ordered by the
Government authorities.
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SEVERELY BHATBN.-Thi3 morning. about
GK O'Clock, Off Ger OCallahan, of the seventh
precinct found q woman, named Hannah
Reeves, lying on 3 street. ne-r New Jersey
avenue, in an insensible condition, havin z
been badly beaten by a man whom she could
not recognize. She was taken to the station
house and properly cared for, and being
frlendless In the city, she was sent to the aims
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

PENNIES caI % had in any quantities at the
HtGr off CO countar.
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asked leave 10 make some remarks, which v a.
granted and he said that there Was NO author
ny IN his Church 70 cnsnse the ams snd place
two bodies meeting in HARRISBURG could be
made comfortable, and that, as had been the
case in st Louis, when the Old and New,
School Presbyterian Assemblies met, IL might
be that the meeting Of the two bodies would
be productive OF the best results. 100
Mr. Sadter's resolution was adopted.
The reeommend 0tion Of the committee that
Committee 81 Conference be appointed with
Mr.. +. A. Conradi was agreed to and Messrs
Holloway and HenniAghausen were appointed
Mr. Conrad is an applicant for ministerial
license. The committee was instructed to re-.
port on Monday
Rev DIR. 8. Tustin, of the Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. DR.. A. d. Gillette Of the list
Baptst Church, were welcomed as advisory
Rev. MIR. Storke, the visitor to Lutheran
seminary. made his report, in which he states
tnat he has visited ana made himself &C:
Quainted with the history and character Of
the institution, which contnu excellent.
The school, during the past year. has been
quite full, and this fall it commences with 80
bcarders and ~ local scholars. The building has
been repaired throughout and put in order.
1t opens with q full corps Of teachers includ.
Ing Rev. b. Sadtler, the principal. He recon-
mends the school because OF its high and
wholesome location; its large and attractive
grounds and it's heaIthiness-the lnfrmRry
having been closed from November to August,
religious instructions Of the principal, who Is
also pastor OF the village church.
Rev. Dr. Martin, OF Hagerstown. offered a
resolution that this Synod authorize its cleri
cal members, laboring in the Western counties
of the State of Maryland, to unite with the
members of Melsnchton Synod in holding a
convention during the present Synodical year
to consider the question Of remedying the alb
Normal Synodical relations OF the Church in
the State of Maryland.
DIR. Martin, in brief remarks, urged the
f, no
fact that Washington county, portion OF
which was In Melancthon Synod and por-
ton in this-was the strongest Lutheran
county in the country. The interests OF the
Church demand that the Church in the State
should be united.
Rev. Mr.. Suman said that this was q delicate
subject, and should be carefully considered.
He did not believe that some Of the members of
that body would favor union.
Mr.. Martin said that this resolution only
authorized meeting in convention.
After some debate, and before taking the
question, an adjournment was had, DIR. Sad
tier leading in prayer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

A DECIDED lMPovEMRNT-Gen. Michler,
Superintendent of Public Grounds and Build
sings, is carrying out great Improvement in
having curbstones set and guttsring and foot.
between Missouri avenue and the canal; and
is also extend ng the same (paving and gutter
ing,) on b street. along the lire of the canal
from AZ street to 9Th street He proposes to
continue the improvement in the same direc.
ton as far as Sd street. The execution OF this
work necessitates the removal Of some Of the
temporary buildings, &C.. used for wood Off ces
along the line of the canal, and it Is be-
lieved that Gen. MIchler contemplates q gene
raj sweeping out of these structures from the
line OF the Government Grounds.
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THE PAYMENT OF TAXES
EXAMINATION S orrax TIr..ra

Having bad number Of years experience in the
above business, In connection with real estate
they are prepared 70 oer their patrons the benefi
Of their services with promptness and ON reason
eole sernm. DIXON CROSS
NNt& VI LeVt9anA Syouue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

y. W. SELBY l. CO.,
NO. 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Will open on MONDAY, 3Oth inst l case-l2 doz.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Which they will sell at 50, worth 81.
Just received, case-50 pair
ALL WOOL 1Oh BLANKETS,
Which we are Offering at 81 so, worth So.
j. w. SELBY CO.,
1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
JUST RECEIVED, l case-8O yards
SHAKERS FLANNELS,
To be sold at IS cents. worth 621s cents.
Also, a lot Of
LINEN TOWELS,
At % cents very cheap.
J. W. SELBY CO.,
1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
JUST RECEIVED
FROM THE NEW YORK EXPECTATIONS,
A lot of splend
HEAVY BLACK SILKS,
Which are offering at prices lower than any
other house in the city.
J, W. SELBY eco.
Sc Soft 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NoLrcxrsH. NARROW came before
Justice Thompson yesterday evening, and
was fined $40 Tor Keeping q dog without q
license. s.sr
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DRY GOODS, &c.


VELVET RIBBONS.
We have inst received Five hund red pieces in
BLACK, WHITE, and COLD, all widths and
shades ~ per cent lower than can be bought else
where ~ the piece. Large Towels ALI Linen, s. 10
dozen.
HENNAGE, LUTTRELL & CO,
oC l2-eo3t* corner 10Th street and Pa. ave.
TTNO HOUSEKEEPERS.
We will open to morrow saturday. morning q
large Double Bed ALL WOOL BLANKET, extra
Heavy. which we sell for SIS 50 and which l. well
worth o7.5O. This article we guarantee to be
worth at least $50 more than those SELL
ing at $i.75. Now open case Bro Canton Flannel
very heavy, for Cents wear, only twenty cents a
yard. Our stock in all its department is plete
JACKSON YATES.
52J Seventh street.
oc II st Under Avenue House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-12

ASSAULT ON BATTERY HOLLINGsHEAD.-
Two gentlemen from Bo7ton, having business
with the President, and who are stopping at
the Wayerly Housewives names are re-
spectively Wilson and Higgins, said to be re.
evening, and were caught between II and IL
O'Clock, by Officers Conway and Kearney, OF
the Sixth precinct, endeayoring to beat in the
entrance OF Fort Hollingshead. the temperance
battery On the corner of 6th and E streets.
They were taken to the station house for the
night, and provided with the soft side of a hard
board until this morning, when they came out
before Justice Chaplin, who fined the former
SIG, and dismissed the latter.
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broken BreastS. Sore Nipples. Needing. Blind and
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Ous Atiectlcis. Rin@cwoTm. Itch. COrns. Hunions,
Shli,blains. &C: Chapped Hands, Lips, &c.: Bites of
Spiders Insects, Animals, &c, &c.
20 Boxes, - cents, 50cents, and 81 sizes.
~ sold by all Druggists ~evervwheee.
And by Henry X. Cosiar. Depot ISL Broadway.
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