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THE receipts of Holland equal her expendi.
lures.
vERGESSEs is the oldest chartered city in
Vermont.
Az immigration Sooisty hos boon established
in Little Rock, Arkansas.
IT COSTS 100000 per month to run" the
city of New Orleans.
WADE HAMPTON Is said to be partial to impair.
tiOl suffrage.
LOUISA PYSE is singing through the British
provinces.
A son of the famous Prussian Count Won
Moltke died Of the fever in New Orleans recently.
A BOY in Vermont, assisted by a dog, has
caught, during the past season, 279 wOodchucks
FEosr has 'scalded' the buckwheat In Cana.
da What remains will DO fried.
THIRTY THOUSAND ARABS, say correspondents,
have died Of famine.
The Indians on the Plains are collecting poll
tar. They take it out in hair.
TuALBERG is growing wine, and Jenny Lind
Is growing stout.
The Princess .Rimski Korsa Kow at Baden.
Baden won $50, 900.
CHICAGO is an Indian word, meaning much
wind" Prophetic Indians!
THE Jews at Salt Lake City do not like poly.
gamy, whereupon the Telegraph reminds them
that they came Of polyganic stock themselves.
THB statistics of Paris prove that medical
science has increased longevity Il per cent sine,
1905.
| CHICAGO is eating frogs vOraciously this sea
son, and has already consumed 100, 900, with
expectation Of tripling the number next year.
IT is said that the pOrgy oil manufacture o
Maine is estimated for 1866 at 81, 900, 900 il
value, and the guano at 100000.
TuE equalized valuation Of Illinois Is 1901,
$40, $50, Of which the assessment for Cook coun
ty-Chicago and it's suburbs-is s69, sIs, 3I2.
A NEW and unique edition of the Venus aut
Adonis, " dated 1899, has been unearthed by Al
English bOOkwOrm.
A STRONG decocton Of white ash leaves takei
internally and applied to the wound, Is a sur
cure for rattlesnako bites.
THE mortality of Chicago las. week was lO7
against 1876 in the corresponding week Of las
year, when there were 1903 deaths by cholera.
IT is estimated that six hundred thousan
pounds Of beet sugar will be made In Illinoi
the present season, from the product of Of,
hundred acres
Gov. BRowYLow, Of Tennessee, comes GU
squarely and avows his desire to DO electe,
United States Senator. His desire will IN
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New Gas wonks.-we observe that build.
ing 10 to DO erected on . lot Just south Of tho
Treasury, in which gas is to be manufactured In
accordance with some new invention to supply
the Treasury with light. This work /, carried
forward, we presume, under the direction Of
Secretary MccullOch. All gas works emit an
extremely offensive odor, and our citizens will
recollect the many complaints that were made
against the gas comPany's works near the CAPT.
toll on this account. Tho citizens residing in
the vicinity Of this new mandatory may, and
doubtless will, End like cause for complaint.
It strikes as that tho Government 10 under no
particular necessity to make Its own gas, espe.
cially when by so doing they create a nuisance.
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COM MERCIAL.

NEW YoRK, October 19.-Ths -four market ID
20 TO 80 cents lower. Wheat market l 10 2 cents
lower. Corn market cent lower. Pork dull
and lower; new mess, $23. Lard dull, 49, to
to l4i. Cotton shade 6rmer, at 10 to 1911 cents
for Middling Uplands Frsights dull. Spirits
turpentins quiet, at 5Si. Rosin steady, at $3.50
ASSOC for common.
BALTIMORE, October ls.-Breadstufs-Ths
market remains quiet and unchanged. We hear
Of no sales to-day beyond small retailing lots.
CRAM Wheat. - Receipts $40 bushels
white and IL ,610 bushels red. The market was
dull and closed less firm and prices somewhat Of.
A few lots Of very choice rod wheat brought
81 90a2.95, but there were considerable sales Of
prime at 81 s0a2.s5. Corn.-Rscsipts 2, 4S7
market was dull and prices were to s cents
lower. Small lots Of hominy corn brought $l.44,
but the bulk Of the sales wero at $1.40 for white
and 81. 40a1.44 for yellow. A small lot Of new
white, dry, sold at $40, and . lot Of damp
do. at s1.o2. OatS.-Receipts 4, SIS bushels.
Tho market WAS active at about yester day 9
rates. Sales-260 bushels at II cents; 100 at
rs cents; 400 at 81 cents; 400 at 70 cents; 400
at II cents; 100 at "a cents, and 700 at 70
cents. Rys-Receipts 72s bushels. Market
very dull. Sales 90 bushels prime at $1.60.
Provisions. may DO quoted the
same as our rates OF Saturdays issue.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. l9.-The market was less
active to-day, and the offerings light. We have
no change TO note In quotations for -four though
prices are less firm. About 900 bushels Of wheat
offered, and sold at $2.62 for common white, and
81 IS, $500, and 81 70 for red Of inferior to
prime quality. Corn is inactive, and prices
have further advanced 3a5 cents, the sales this
morning being at $1.33 for white and mixed
offerings 800 bushels. Rye continues steady,
with sales at $l.45. Oats In fair request, with
prices dropping, and sales Of 800 bushels a,
63a65 cents
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TUE Prince Imperial has paid second visit
to the citadel Of B,yOnns. He was taken over
the Northern bs,tion aud explained the memOr
able events Of which this spot was the scene in
1914. The Prince then asked to see the salleI
do Police where some priVAtsS were confined fol
slight offences, To the surprise Of the men he
ordered them all to be released. From thsno,
he inspected the kitchens, tasted the mems soup
aud distributed money among them.
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IT SAID that the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
now in session at Richmond, will to-day an.
nounce an opinion declaring the stay law uncon.
stitutional. The question came up on proceed.
ingI of Franklin stearns. Judge Jones, Nom.
Der of the Legislature when tho law passed, did
not ait
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3 - ssssssss
oHILDRRN's CLOTHING
OAErDALD E,,izs zOUAvs
PLAIN F1 ssf 7 sA 4 + Trimmed XII
CHILDREN
Three Years Old aud Upward.
ovBRCoATs.
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS
'N Black Cloth Sacks. -.
Black Cloth Froeks, 80.
BOYS ooLoRED AND WHITE
SHIRTS
Prom u to ".
INFANTS AND CHILDRRs's
MBRIN0 SHIRTS.
Boys Genuine Buekskin GAuntlets.
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks.
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs,
suTfrs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
FREE PROM
fLoCKs AND sHoDDY.
Silk mixed Suits, go.
Double and Twist Suits, go.
Standard SILK mixed Suits, a2b
Good Business Suits, tl2 and slb.
Kentucky Jeans Suits, $40.
Good Heavy 0ysrcoats, 4l0.
Waterproof Tweed overcOats, U.s.
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever had now G 5SsSy sfr WORK,
Amy usually ,or p,,,v,
EDWARD HARRIS,
and other famous Domestic, Wrench, Austrian, and
Engllsh cO.tings, Beavers, Csssmsrss DC. made to
~ NEW FORK PRICES.
HEAVY RIBBED
MER NO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LAMBs.wooL shiRfs AND DRAWERS,
FOR el. 90.
Very aue white and Scarlet FLANNEL shirts and
Drawers.
Boys Merino Shirts aRd Drawers.
Warranted 'Buekskin Glsyss.
Fine Black Cloth Sacks, go:
Fine Black Dooskin and Beaver Pants, tlo.
Heavy Blue Beaver Suits.
| Youths' Black Cloth Sacks.
Children's Black Suits.
Fancy Velvet Vests
Fancy and Plain Silk Vests.
White Duck Vests.
Boya' Standard School Suits, $3.50.
boyG' Cashmere Suits, Is,
Boys' Double and Twist suits $40.
Boys virginia Cashmere Suits.
Boys' water proof Tweed oVsreoAts,
ONE PRICE ASKED.
NO LESS TAKEN.
ORC G. HENNIN6,
No. 6s5 Seventh street, near Maryland aVSnus,
Corner Of Seventh street aud Maryland avenue
3 : 3 3 a B 3 B b "a 1
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ESGLlsu AND AMERICAN Book PRIcEs-
JEAFrREsoS's amusing work, entitled "a Book
about Lawyers" which was Published in Lon.
don at 81. so in gold, will DO issued next week,
in New York, at 81 in currency, by @. W.
CARLETON L Co, who also publish at the same
time, a singular new novel with the strange title
Of Titan Agonistes."
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From Kentucky-Inysstiga OF Dis
loyalty.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2o.-The Congressional
sub. Committee Of Elections, headed by the Hon.
Mr.. sooheid, of Pennsylvania, instructed to en-,
quire into tie alleged disloyalty Of the mem.
bsrs elect M"u Kentucky, arrived h--s last
niBnt rouI Lexington, and will tomorrow con.
tinue taking testimony. They go hence to
CovingtOn, where hey will, no doubt, closs
their inyestig alton.
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The roRIGS NEWS by CABLE to the Sunday
papers contains GONE interesting items of Euro.
pean Intelligence 1t appears that LOUIS Ma.
roLEoN has made a decisive demand upon the
Italian Government, and calls for a strict OBJ.
seryance .! the convention Of September, 1866
The object Of tho treaty then made was to Sc.
euro the temporal power of the Pope in the
states Of the Church NAPOLEON is waiting an
answer to his demand. If that be favorable tc
the supremacy Of the Pope, WE'LL but II not, che
French expedition, which is now under orders
at Toulon, will sail ut once.
While the answer from the Italian Govern.
ment waits or is held IN allegiance, the Garibal.
IIans in the vicinity Of Rome are pursuing their
work with unabatod activity, and are said to have
torn up the railroad between Rome and the sea.
port Of Ostia, thus cutting Of communication
with the sea, GAnraArnr ia reported to have
escaped from Caprcra.
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Destruction Of n water-Cure Establish.
ment by Fire.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-There was a FIRE this
morning at the Green Mount Water.eure sstab.
lishment, about two miles from the city Of
Richmond, Indiana. 1t is supposed to have
caught from the kitchen. The loss is fully GOV.
cred by insurance. Nobody was injured.
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Cot. STANTON, paymastsr at Richmond, Is In
receipt of $50, 900 toward payment Of registra.
ton in Virginia, and 5000 to pay of the
troops.
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NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 2O.-Iu the trial Of Der.
nard Farley and Thomas Welsh, the Morris canal
bOatmen, for the murder Of Patrick TOrmey, in
July last, the jury rendered verdict of murder
In the frst degree.
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JAY COOKE has written a long letter, which
Is published in the sandusky (ohiO) Register,
defending the national bank system, and urging
its continuance.
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Death Of the Rev. Charles A. Davis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 20.-Rev. Charles A. Davis
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church, lied
this afternoon Of yellow fever.
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Verdict Rendered In the Case OF the re
cent Riot.

srRIsOFIELD, MASS, Oct. 2o-The coroner s
jury in the case Of John T. Brooks, of west6sld,
who was killed by Deputy Constable Chaplin in
the recent riot in that town, have returned a
verdict justifying thu officers, who fred upon the
mob in selfdefence.
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THE GOVERNMENT officials in New York have
seized several large whisky houses in that city.
Some important disclosures may result from
this seizure,
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Ar FRANK q Co.'s NATIONAL EMPoRII
sdIoinips National Hotel, you can get shirts msd'
order At the same rates that you can set them re,
msde, and guaranteed to a. or no sale. Also, an
tsnsivs variety Of Hats, Caps, and Gents Belor
ings. . ......
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A REPUBLICAN PAPER, called the Opinion,
published at Atlanta, Georgia, which has been
suspended for time has again resumed publ.
cation,
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WOMAN by the name of Fanny Wright muir
dcred n policeman in Boston on Saturday ever,
ing last She was arrested.
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leo is confirmed. The result Of the presidential
election in Mexico is not fully ascertained.
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DIED.

At s:l5 p. m on the 18th instant, MARY, wife Of p.
H. Donegsn, In the 3lst year Of her age
Her funeral will take place from her mothers res
denee, 4o5 sixth street west between and streets
north, on Monday, at Up. m. friends Of the family
are respectfully invited.
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1867 FALL PRICE Il LIST 1867
A.SAKS 4 CO., 5l7 Seventh Street. :
Gents Melton Business Suits, 1880.
Gents Cashmere Business Suits, sl6o 90.
Gents Double and Twist Salts. 1890.
Gents silk Mixed Suits, $1,000,
Fas Dress Cashmere Suits ss2S"'
DOUBLE. BRE isTRD SACK COATS,
with Pants and Vest to match, S25.
THE BISMARCK" COLOR,
DoUBLE.BRRAsTED SACKS, CrHE LATEST
AGONY AT tlS.
ENGLISH KNoBBY WALKING COAT,
ALL CoLoRs, SIZES AND PRICES
BLACK PANTS AT ALL PRICES
BLACK FRoCK COATS, go to ESQ.
BLACK SACK COATS, IS AND UPWARDS,
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
ALL GRADES, CoLoRs AND SIZES,
Prom 5 years old and upwards,
Prices from % to go
ovKRCoATs
or all kinds, comprising
BEAVERS, CHINcHlLLA, wHITNEY's
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
MELToNs. &c, &c.
Melton ovsreOAts lined with Cashmere, Is.
Waterproof ovsrsasks, $s.
We also make goods to order 10 per cent. lower
than any Drummer, or so-eAlled Agent, from
Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED,
OR NO OBLIGATION TO Taxa THE GOODS.
FULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
SILK, MEREo, WHITE, RED AND SCARLET
UNDERWEAR,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
WE KEEP NO sATINETS OR
PRINTED GOODS.
osll.Mi A. sAKs 4 co.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at this once until December ], 1857, TO manu- g..
facture and deliver at Fort Absrerombie by July 81
1855: Five Hundred thousand well burned good
Brick Of the usual size suitable for building also fol
max Ing burning, and delitering Three Million Brick
at Font frtten on Mniwakan Lake, during next cum.
mer, delivery to commence June 80, ls0s.
Proposals will also be received 10 cut, saw, and
deliver from the public lands at Fort Totten, Two
Hundred Thousand feet Of Dimension Lumber, One
Million Of shingles, Two Hundred Thousand feet oil
ue.inch stu d, and Fifty Thousand LAth.
Proposals for furnishing Hay next summer at Fort
TOtel and all the posts on the Missouri river, De.
psrtment OF Dakota, are invited until January J.
ls6s
Parties bidding II not we'll known, must establish
their responsibility, and desired TO make theiI
proposals full and distinct AL the information prae
ticsble will be given at this once
8. D. HoLABARD,
1t. Col, Dsp'ty Q. N. General,
Bvt Brig. Gen. and Q. O. NJ,
oc2l.td Department Of Dakota.
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10 AI1ITE N 8

ANOTHER LARGE LOT ofthose "Bismar,
colored Boz Goats received to-day At A. SAX,
Co., SIT Seventh street, adjoining Bank Of the
pubiio ..
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CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, hand Q
home made. overslls Of superior quality, for
trades. at Hsnningt, No. sss Seventh street, 4
Maryland avenue. ..
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81 National Medical College Medic
DErARrxEsr CoLuxBIAs CoLLzos )-Ths Introduce d
10 the Forty sixth Annual Session will be deiivsJ
at the College Building, on street, between TIL
tenth and Fourteenth, BY Professor THOMAS
CROSBY, this MONDAY EVENING, 2ist instant,
7 80 O'Clock, p. m. The medical profession and !
public are respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN Q. RILEY, MD,
oe2l.a Dean.
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Coupons, iii 5.2o's. 1852, iii S2o's,
and July, 1865, 1851 10.40s, 100ij 1905, July,
1915 1906, June, 1o4li gold, 1881.
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EBBITT HoUSE-C. @. WILLARD.

W. Ludlow, U. s. Eng; George Il. Webster, N. Y.
John Csnheld, Ohio; 4. b. Simmons, Q. r. Simmons
n. Y. s. B. johnson, Cincinnati, ohioi Hon. Il
Chandler. Norfolk, Va George =; Lewis and wife
Hon. William A. Pile, St. Louis, Mo-; 9. o. Loomi.
A. II. Morrison, C. II. Miller, =. W. ourtiniu' Mlehi
gan; II O Mcclure, O W. Bddy, Baltimore, Nd. D
o. Lobdell, N. T.; Y. T. Hamilton and lady, Charlie
White, Philadelphia; Charles Adams, Hon. D. Nor
ris, n Y; J. O. Grant, Charles L. Dick, City; Sam
uel Reynolds, O. p, Emerson, Peter Conrad, Y,
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srChango Of Hours.--Omoe Of the Pott|
mac Ferry Company, Seventh street wharf, was
inston, Oct 0, ls67.-on aud after MONDAY, the l4{
instant, the Steamers Of the Potomac Ferry Compau
will leave Washington aad Alexandria every no 1
from a. m. until 6p.m WIN. D. COLT,
oe l0-dlot President p. y. G.
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OWEN HOUSES. W. Owl

J.E. Jones, NY; Lieut.. Clements, city; Colone
Lount. Ohio; Clinton Lloyd, Penn; N. spslding,
Ca. J, G. Kohn, Cal Dsnison Reside, Nd. Alber
Cassidy, Lucille Western, Nd. y. l. Pollard, Ohio
DR. T. @ Waters Baltimore
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SSBoard Of Trsde.-A Special Meetiu
Of the Board Of Trade Of the District Il Columbia
bs hold at the Rooms Of the Board. on MoNDI
EVENING, October ~, 1867, at 80 o'clock. Matt,
Of special interest will be submitted, and a full
tendance Of the membsrsis epJoined.
JOHN II. sBMMEs, President
N. sARDo, Secretary.
oels.a tstar, Ex. Chron. Intel. Union.l
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DRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTAI
i TON at DR.. DARBY's, 400 Seventh street, opI
posits Odd Fellows Hall. Separate rooms "a,
patients. sepl2t|
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9 II Il DIAL notice. =

~ BUILDERS ExcHANaE.-A Nee
Ing Of the Exchange viii be held on MONDAY I'VE
ING, 2lst instant, at the Rooms Of tn. Associate
al street. Busins's, Election Of oaeers, and oil
importsn matters. II
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NATIONAL HoTEL-H. 8. Bsy, -.

J.w. Blake, N. J. Jos \. stsarns asd family, fos.
ton J. B. Smith, W. b. Harvey, y. Dawson, Gov.
X. Fonton, Gen. Z A. Merritt, Allen Plemon, Mrs
Geo. 4. Culver and VIE, j. ). stewart Z Il. wyaiii
3. 8. Holiday, Nd; n. o. Walker, g. W. Lee, W. Z.
Peek, Henry French, Boston; Chas 7 Crooks, Ohio
Spencer, wsshinston, D. Q. Capt. =. Deppisd ant
wife, Pa, J. b. Mills, J. W. Larmer, Baltimore; R
Broekowsy. Vt. Chas. woodward, Ill / o. Free
man, Prank GAyton, VIM. Ward, VIM. Damward
Philadelphia; Emile steger, New Orleans; o. Jack
son, Chicago W. b. Roswell, Mo. D. y. Rue, t.
J. Millward, Va B. B. Lowd, Mass.
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sEATON HOUsE-Jonr Il. surrrs

ton; b. t. Preston and wife, Baltimore; Daniel
wormer, Albany, N. Y.jL. Q. bilton, N. VI J. N.
Holland, Washington, D. Q. 3. B. forbush, Buffalo
N. Y. L. Easton, Phila. II. W. PlAndereau, N. Y.
Hon. Richard J. Bowie and wife, Rockville, Mo.
J. A. Holman, Baltimore; WIN. Barnes, N. o.. Johr
J. Brandon, Henry II. Dell, John A. orndorf, Balti
moro.
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BUNKER's AVENUE II


up. Bowling and daughter, No Mrs. B y. Glib.
son and son, Niagara Fails s. v. Bacon, Chicago
j. n. Holland and 7. W. Jordan, city; L. Lowe, Bal.
timore; Z 8. Howe, Richmond, Va. W. 8. soule
Bottom, Mass r. NJ Hodgson aed wife, PhilAdelphis
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CHOICE BUTTER OF ALL GRADES
" at wholesale and retail, at sPICBR's BUTTER
AND EGG STORE, ass Ninth street, between and y.
N. B-ouiek sales aud small prohts Ia my motto
oc4.N
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PERSONAL.

nR. SCHUMAN, PHYSICIAN Fol
IL LADIES, eau be consulted conndentiaiiy q
400 Seventh street, opposite odd Fellows Hall.
tepl2.lmt
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DERSONS DESIRING TO DEVOTE
i the whole or a portion ofthsir time TO canvass.
Ing for LlPE INSURANCE will please address Pos
0 nice Box 500. ocl7.As
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR SIMULTANEOUSLY Fur
nishtd Rooms, sipgly or In suite, with board
II desired, 1t No. I27 street near Twenty nrst. Red
srsnees required. Il-o, an elegantly furnished roo1
with plano. oels Sc
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
HARDWOOD HOU6H-HnupLnY q 9p.pp

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G''is FAME FAN r;a iS.''s b q Sh,' s:s E
ssil.sury 8 Q Q. whi,s.y and ciis, si'his,ni :.
Z. d Carroll, BsliinO.si < o; osrl,n,.r, y; Z.
J n. Crofqt and wife 3 9: Mr.. !; OAKLEY
thV1I sS sIRssi.i + + G noss.n s.st.
n. Q. Beck. 4. G. Evans, Phiiadelphi.i J: MoCoI.
mick, Plttsburg; H. Gordon and wife, Miss Kate
oS'h Poster Fort SSt' R..rU:j Je.s wsr
reli, 18Th d. g Infantry; b. n. HiidIua and wife
fi,t,suIs; Peter. I arrghy r. WI h ss,.,
Carpenter, 7. Conypsh.m, hobile J. Manning and
wife, Richmond; ": Dglsoey, :, 4. simons, y. z
phia; NJ. Carothsrs, Riehmond; Y. N. Irwin, N. Y.
n. O. Morrison, Philadelphia.
wILLARDS' H0TEL-srKHs, CHADWICK 4 Co.
Jas Turrler, Ill. John A. Buetner, New Orleans
q: W. L. Peek, oorvin, and Jas. Lston, Chicago,
and wife, John NJ Cahill Martin Q. stewart, ailbeIi
=. oyerton, J. ". Hoyt and wife, Mr.. and Mrs II.
Belts Paul Jevigne Charles Busnkireh, Mr.. and Mrs.
andy. Z. Hsml.t, W.,t Va, D. Mccarthy, syrsa.s;
4. W. Pspeoast snd Il. NJ Hsldburn,. Philadelphia
9; W. Lei,eh, Jno; skssr, and :; Mary Z. Etner'
S Sis., Va j. INV v. w.ii.fi J. >. T.rr Mas. 4.
spaidins, owen Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Belts; Jas
B. Gamble, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. fitzgerald, Albany
J. p. MeCaIy, Baltimore; J. W. Dixon; T. wennie.
son Gen. Humphrey, U.s. A.
METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs d sHnLLEr.
W. B. H. Crawford, Nd, NJ Rsubsns, Nsy York
Mrs Tawney, II. II. Rogers, Baltimore; @. 3 Hunt,
New York; N. 8. Bmmert, Baltimore; O. D. Page,
3. O. Augervine, Rochester, N. 7 .Poreious. Dor.
chester. Mass. p woodwin, Milton, Mass. W. b.
Graves, Baltimore; O. Paneher, Cal. Major Wilson
Miller; J. W. Newhouse, New York; J. W. ormes,
Loudsyille, Ga. D. W. Hasklns, Worcester, Mass.
r. J. Duftey. PHILADELPHIA NJ A Ware. Va: w A.
Vale and wife, Miss Vail, Conn N. storrs and wife
seymour, Conn. W. B. Smith, 8. ?. johnson, W. J.
Hull, Now York; NJ Wilson, Ga. s. O.. Grafton,
New York; John II. Cordgom, Philadslphia; b L.
Ferguson, o. W: Ely, New York Henry Exali, Rich.
mond Robert Proctor, 81. Louis; Geo. s. Carter,
warrenton, Va.
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Marine News
san R. s.is Sun 8. 500 High water. i47p.m.

ARRIVED. ~
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Steamer WawAst, Fouike, Cone river.
Steamer Pioneer, Alden, river.
Sohr. Oregon, MoCracksn, river, wood to D. y.
Clark. IA
Sob. Bussley, Kelly, Gardiner, Me-, ice, Hath,
and lumber 10 Ksnneboo Ice Company.
Sohr. s. O. Malty, Todd, river, wood to D. =.
Clark.
sehr. M. Munson, Dayton, North river, stone
TO q. @. Wilson.
schr. southsrner, Adams, Chickahomipy, lum.
ber 10 Norment
sloop John Harding, Smith, wood to HINT.
CLEARED.
Sohr. Edward Thomas, Cook, Elizabeth river.
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