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CARD.-The undersigned takes this occa-
sion TO extend his grateful thanks TO the public
lot their very liberal patronage on the opening
OF Dis new model oyster restaurant, corner Of
llth street and Pennsylvania avenue, on Tues
day night last; also last night, when. after the
opera, the fashion of Washington was Assem-.
bled IN his rooms to partake Of ssroast, stewed,
will be more thoroughly drilled in their duties
than they now are, and he contemplates so in.
creas'ng his facilities as to provide for any
emergency. His stock of oysters and ether
dellcactes will be ample at all times TO supply
the entire demand OF the city, If necessary.
eminently successful. so far, and when the
machinery gets to working smoothly the public
will have no cause to complain OF the accom-
mediation furnished them. T III. HARyRY .
TIE FEBT.-Dr. White, Ohiropodist, aga
half and Sixth Streets, removes Corns, Bunions
Bad Nails. &C., without pain. Office hours
from a. m. to 6 p. m.
CORSET STEILs at cents a pair, at Charles
Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man.
ufactory, ~ Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street , tt
WARTS, MoLEs, VASCULAR ExCREsRNcHs,
&c, cured by DR.. White, Chiropodist, 42a
Pennsylvania avenue, between Eour-and-a-
half and Sixth streets.
WRAPPING PAPER PoR SALR-Apply at the
Star office.
GENTLEMEN will find Burnett's Oriental
king. 60
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter.
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MARRIED..

WOODWARD-REED. On the 24th ultmo, by
the Rev. Mr. Henderson. Mr.. R0SZEL WOOD
WARD to Miss f. J. REED, both of Montgomery
county, Maryland. = - 1t
Rockville Sentinel please copy.] er-70
DUkE-HIGGS. On the 7th of September last.
by the Rev: j. N. Coomhs. THOMAS DUKE, Of
New York city, and SALLIE d. HIGGS, of Wash
ington, u. C.
. HORTON--CLARKE. On TUESDAY, October Is,,
at Trinity Church. bv Rev. Mr.. Addison, Lieut..
VIM u HORTON o. S. A., - Miss JOSIE J..
CLARKE, of Rhode Island
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CITY ITEMS.

FALL 0vBRcoArs. for gentlemen. of Tweed,
melton, and CASHMERE They have bnt One
price Only for them st Hennins's, corner eth
street and Maryland avenue.
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Lar WINTER Conn, let poplar spirits sweep
.ne oarkening world, for A. Saks &c Go. have
Olotnlng for all, at 517 9TH street, adjoining
National Bank Of the Republic -
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The PrfzAR

PRIZE FIGHT BBrwHN CoLoRD MEN
To-day, challenge was trans mitted from one
of Washington's celebrated colored characters
to another to meet him IN the prize ring. The
the challenged is Thomas Sorreli. Bowie
charges Sorrell with asserting that he could
whip any colored man, and especially Bowie
and he now proposes to light him for one or
London prize ring, the seconds to choose the
spot where the ring shall be set. Sorrell ac-
cepts the challenge, and agrees to fight for
$3.50, or as much more a. Bowie desires to put
up. A preliminary meeting has not vet been
had. SoIrell has gone to Baltimore to arrange
preIiminaries for the mill. Bowie and Sorrell
are both powsrhl men, and some interest is
manifested In the fight.
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Rear HICKMAN ARRHeT1D. Bean Hickm an
a well kno wn indi viduai Of THIS city, was ar
rested yssterday by ofhcsr Markwood for in.
decent exposufe. He was taken beforeI r ns-
tice chaplin who reaaired him 70 pay . flns or
aS. Beau remoustrated. buttt was no use, and
Ne had 70 fork over the cA1h. saSes n rs ~
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JRwRLRY.-Ornamented Bog Weed Sets
Spangle Drop and three link Drop. new styles,
Coral Sets, Silyer-plated Spoons and Forks,
received yesterday at Prigg's, One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. a3s Pa. avenue, near 4 X
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REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate are reported by r. NJ.
Hail. real estate agent: Sub Of lot 2, in square
ST., at S1,i50 sub of lots q and S, in SO uare
674, at 50, $50; lot 2s3, IN square 1,073, at $780,
sub OF lots %, "a, 25, and 26, in square S73. at
SLAP 60; sub. of lot 80, in square 10Y at 81 20O
SUBJ of lot 81 in square II, at 8? O5O part Of lot
IS, IN square 407, at SI,4GO. -
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INTERIOR.

Umpire-Mr Troxell, OF the Empire
Scorers-Messrs. Porter and Schwartz Foul
Catches-Capitol. s; Interior, 8. Passed Balls
Capitol, 3; Interior, 0. #
The second mines OF the National ana JefYer-
son Base Ball Clubs played match game
yesterday afterb Don, on the grounds Of the for
mer, which proved an Interesting one. The
toll ir1 "A ha
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~ GoNH GosLIHGs.-John Washington and s.
=. Champeriafn were yesterday arrested by
eficer Cation. OF the Second. Precinct, charged
with the laFcAny OF geese. They had hearing
before Jnsticsa TAempson. when the charge
was sustained, and they requiredlto give bail
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LOCAL NEWS,

ADJUSTMENTS, &C., TONIGHT.
NATIONAL THRATRE.-TheR ichine' Troupe
in Lilly OF Killarny, or the Colleen Ba avn"
0DD-FRLLows'. HALL.-Another crowded
and amused audience were in attendance last
night at Odd Fellows Hall. This week closes
the Professors engagement. One huldred
presents given away every evening. LII
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TFRRATe.-A colored woman. named Marga.
ret S,mme, was arrested this morning by Lieut..
Hurley OF the police, on q warrant issued at
with using threats of violence towards him.
The accused appeared before Justice Chaplin
for examination. and was fined So The same
party was charged on another warrant with
dIsorderly conduct; but, as the offeuse was
blended with the above. the case was dismissed.
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sPREPARING FOR THE APPROACHING Sis
sION."-ln the article in the STAR Of yester-
day, under the above heading, we should ha We
stated that Mr.. John Alexander is engaged
only in refurnishtng the nor,h-Senats wing
Of the Capitol; 1t having been decided not to
refurnish the Hall Of the House Of Representa-
lives this season. -.
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number OF
arrests made by the police yesterday was so;
amount Of fines imposed, Ss7.45. The bust
ness Of each precinct was as follows: First, 3
arrests. fines IS; Second, arrests, fines s. so;
Third, arrests fines S11.75; Fourth, 10 arrests,
fines Sal: Fifth, II arrests, fines $40; Sixth, 7
arrests, fines SIS; Seventh, arrests, fines -;
Eighth, 2 arrests, fines b 30. -----
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FIGET1NG-Oficer Hilton arrested William
Simms this morning for fighting in the street
He was committed to the Central Station.
house.
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WEDDING IN Hen LrrEEHenry Howard
Esq, OF the British Legation, and Miss (,e.
ella Riggs, daughter Of mr. George ". RMS.
banker. were married Yesterday, 4 the cosn-
county, Md. Rev. Father Lynch on cistsd
TIE BRIDES tyosseau embraced 4 suDero
collection Of diaMoAds and 1Nks imnnrtas
from Europe g5I - - sol .eaasfTgTa
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BASE BALL-Yesterday afternoon, the Capt.
tol Base Ball Club played return game with
the Interior Club which at the end of the 9th
innings resulted In favor Of the former. The
following is the score:
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MLITARy.-Last night, at the meeting OF the
National Guards, Capt. narrower, q number
of new members gave in their names, and d
uniform similar to that of the Washington
Zenayes was adopted TAis company are pre-.
psriEg to give q ball, and expect to receive
their uniforms very shortly, and before cold
weather to make q parade. q ; 2 , /
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

RY THONAS DOWNING, Auct.; Georgetown.
HOUSE FOR RENT AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, the 5th of October, at the hour
OF ten o Clock will rent at auction the story
b lex House and premises. situated at the corner
of Market and Bridge streets. for more years.
Terms at sale. THOMAS DOWNING,
&C 5 ----- l. Anctioneer.
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Removal of Booths Body.

THE BODIES OF THE CONSPIRATORS
DISINTERRED.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetow

G, GtOTgtIUWn.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARMING I'M
PIGMENTS. HAY, STRAW, CORN, &C., &C,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Oct 9Th at 10
O'Clock, ] will sell, at the farm of Mrs Norton on
Rock Creek. above Lyons Mill Dam.
Horse. Carriage and Harness
4Cows, Wagons, Cart and Harness
Cutting Box, Ploughs, Harrows, Farming I'm
PIGMENTS, &c ..'
tons Hay, 3 tons Rye Straw
2 acres Corn standing, &C., &c.
general assortment of Household furniture.
Terms cash.
THOMAS DOWNING,
OC3 UlOprier) AnctiOnper
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RECEIPTS OF COAL FOR SRPTRMBEn.-Dur.
>inE the month OF September the following
tonnage Of coal was receivad at the four prin-
cipal wharv YES OF Washin gton at Carter's
wharf, also tons; at Fowler's wharf, i,75O; at
Riley d wharf, 1865 u; at HHrvey. Clarke &
Green's wharf, f047.f0fal anaber Of tons, I, 06s
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the i'm pressIon that Builders hardware sash,
mouldings, and many other articles necessary
in the erection OF houses, can be purchased
this city. This il very great mistake as there
are establishments in this city go ual to any of
those elsewhere. and among them we may
mention the Builders Depot Of H. w. Hamii-
ton Co., 562 7th street, where very large
business is being done in the articles we have
mentioned. as well as others necessary for
building purposes. Their stock is large and
complete and their prices low. f
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PREPARE FOR THE CHANGE or WEATHER -
Nothing is more essential to preserve health
than proper covering for the feet, aud fe "
things are more beautiful than q neatly booted
ankle. Beuaty and comfort are combined in
abe boots aBd shoes of MIR. Ct. b. Wilson, SO2
Seventh street, under Odd. Feliows' Hall; and
ali to be purchased for extremely low prices
as will be seen by reference to his ad yersise.
msnt else where in our paper. -
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CHANGE OF LoCATIoN.-We understand that
the Calf 6 Bre., je welers, propose to move
tween nth and 18TH streets, SO soon as the
latter 10 completed. Messrs. Ohas. l.. Lock
wood Il Co., dealers in gentlemen,s furnishing
goods, have leased from Messrs Gait the
establishment now occupied ny them near
the Metropolitan Hotel. .+yt - ~.
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O0n BUSHELS
CUU NEW CROP TIMOTHY, FY re
Just received and for sale by - 5e7s ~
JOHN A. BAKER,
sysrs ussast -s5r7 Agricultural w arehouse, .
Louisiana avenue.
. oc l-tuthslw Between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY UNION
The meeting Of the Conservative Army and
Navy Union, which was to have been held
last evening" did not take place, the hall not
being ready tor occupancy This association
has rem ted large hall on. Pennsylvania ave.
they will have fitted up in handsome style.
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A NRw INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We call the
attention OF our readers 10 the advertisement
elsewhere OF the National Capital Insurance
Company, OF this city, chartered by Congress
at its last session. The officers ale gentlemen
we'll known in this city for their strict integ-
rity and rare business qualifications, and we
have no doubt the new company will get q
The company say they offer more favorable
advantages to the insuring public than any
other chartered in the United States, by COM
binIng the two great elements Of life and &C.
cident insurance. on the joint stock principle,
and that the premiums charged are nearly
oDe-third lower than charged by mutual COM
panies
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ExpENsIvR boes-Wm Turner came be.
fore Justice Harper yesterday afternoon, al
the Fourth precinct station house. charged by
oAacer Pearson with keeping two dogs without
license, and was required to contribute S15
to the Corporation fund as fine for this ne.
elect. CatheEane McKane, Francis Stewart,
and II. GareW were arraigned before j ustice
Ohnpin. at the same station. charged with
keeping one dog each without alicense, and
they were fined IS each. e'a va .t.8
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WARTS, MoLEs, VASCULAR EXPERIENCES,
&C., cured by DR.. White, Chiropodist, a2a
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-
half and Sixth streets. ,
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SURRENDERED ON REQUIsITIoN.-Yeste
afternoon, Sheriff John E. Turton, of Prince
Georges county, Maryland, arrived here with
reQulsition of Gov. Swami for Charles
Wallace, committed to Jail here a few weeks
since for sh oottng and killing Josepnus Dick
alias Bun Bell. on the steamer Mariner while
near White House Landing On the river, with
a colored excursion party; and Judge Wylie
ordered Wallace to be S lrrendered to Mr..
Turton, who left with the prisoner tor MARI
boro' JAIL Although the shooting was done
on the Virginia shore, the State OF Maryland
claiming jurisdiction over the river, the case
is properly one for the Marlboro court.
RUN OvRR.-Abont 10 o'rlaco this morning.
little son of Mrs. Maria Kennedy, widow
lady living near Hoover's building, on sth
street, was run over by a furniture wagon, and
severely bruised about his body. The occur
renee was purely accidental, as the youth had
am pie time to clear the t. am, and would have
way. No bones We're broken, and the injuries
are therefore not serious.
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30
Presentation. ID. A. Wells, OF the Treas
nry Department; Gen. G. A. Tompkins, Of
Rhode Island; A. S. Mansfield, of New Or
leans; DIR. Shadduck, of Columbus, Miss :
Governor OF New Jersey, are at Wizards Ho.
tel. DIR. J. j. Jones, U. s. NJ; Gen. w. q.
Kyle, of Tenn; W. A. Elmore, Of New Or
leans: Hon. Hill, of New Jersey; Hon George
A. Halsey, of New Jersey; Col. J. K. Wing,
Of Ga; Charles A. Page, of Zurich, Switzer-
land; W. A. Walter, U s. A.; and Thomas
Shurlock, "a milioBaire,) OF Cincinnati, are
stopping at the Ebbitt House. ....Gen A. f.
King, Of Baltimore; Hon. J. d. Hoover and
family, from Baltimore: H. r. McCutiough's
from New York. are at the National Hotel. 80.
Gen. E. WhIttlesey is at the Seaton House.
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ACTIVE.

RUNS ON EACH INNINGS.
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CORSET STEELs at cents pair, at Charles
Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man.
ufactory, ~ Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. - If
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A CARD.-l have taken the Warehouse on Water
"A street, lately occupied by w. Clabaugh, ESQ,
to job goods low any store in the District and
In aome articles at Baltimore jobbers prices. My
Bakers and Confectioners Retail dealers are re
spectfully invited to call before pnrc hasing else
where. w H. TENNEY,
s. e. corner Bridge and High sts.,
oc 2-3t Repub Georgetown.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIE copartnership heretofore existing between
II. FEERS!NGER and G. B: CAfNOR Carpen-
tiers and Builders under the firm name of FEER-
SIN GER 4 CAYNOR, is this day dissolved by mu
tual cen sent. Id Z 7 H. FEERSINGER
..... ~-- G. B. CAYNOR.
October /, 1867. = = 5pdH o2-st~
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THE RIVER FRONT, OCT. S.-The steamer
Wawaset made her usual excursion to Mount
Vernon to-day. The crowd was not very
great. though there were enough to ensure an
agreeable time.
Carriers Whdrf-Sailed - Schrs. Octavia
Ellen, Elliott, down the river, light; Bershebs,
Gilmore. for Port Deposit, Maryland, light;
Katie J. Hoyt, Parker, for Georgetown, to
load with coal for an eastern port.
Riley's Wharf -Sailed-Schr Armada, Pal.
mer. bound TO Browns wharf, to discharge
part OF cargo.
Sirth Street observation-disclosures Ex-
press, Nichols, from Baltimore, with mer.
chandise and passengers, and a fine lot OF fat
oysters for NJ ajor Watts Cottage Restaurant:
schr. Coral, Myers, with wood for George ID.
Sheriff
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JUST RECEIVED, / case-80O yards
SHAKERS FLANNELS,
To be sold at As cents, worth 62k cents.
Also q lot of
... LINEN TOWELS,
At % cents, very cheap.
J. W. SELBY CO.,
323 Pennsylvania avenue
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y. W. SELBY CO.,
NO. 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Will open on MONDAY, 3oth inst, case-l2 doz-
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Which they will sell at So, worth S4.
Just received, case-5O pair
ALL WOOL 1Oh BLANKETS.
Which we are offering at $3.50 worth So
J. w. SELBY CO..
a.-. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
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T HENRY WILSON, "A
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
No. 116 Bridge Street, Georgstolrn, ID. c.,
Neat Door to Bank Of Commerce,
Invites the attention of his patrons and the public
English and American CLOTHS. CASSiMERES
and VESTINGS, of the latest import cations, which
he is prepared to make up thaving faithful work
of the art.
Also, a good assortment of Gents Furnishing
GLOVES, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS, CRAVATS,
HANDkRRCHIEFS, &c, to all of which he in
vites personal inspection before purchasing else
where. - as IN - @.tsz ~ -
No trouble to show goods, and all garments war
ranted to fit. Sc 30 I'm
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VAIN, 81. WHEATLEYS PREMIUM STEAM
w + DYEING AND D GLEsAANSIHG M

once No. l9 JEFFERSON St, Georgetown, d. o.
Established In 1881 premium awarded by the Metro,
noItsn institate, 1867 rebuilt 1855, and is now III
fr the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section OF country.
Dyeing and Securing Of I'll kinds dene in the best
=. Truly thsnkful for past favers, the subseriber
solicfts the continued custom of the cosnmanity -
Goods received and returned by express with thu
utmoet promptness and despatch ~ 10y
Post Once address, lock Boz No. so
Once closes daily at sunset except Satr When
ft fs closed ct az p. n. - = - AN l1-6m
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80 "a 8 5 &ss4as z5ns issB
e2gt j gaiSa ll-tsg f.
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A CHARIrABLE ENrERPRIsE-It will be
seen by reference to another column that the
G-Orion Association OF this District, will 9lye
s. grand tournament and festival picnic at
Analos tan Island, on the 9TH and Sth INST, for
The purpose Of sending aid te the yellow fever
sufferers at Mobile ana Pensacola. We hope
our citizens and residen,slwili encourage this
work by visiting the tournament where they
can enjoy q pleasant evening, and at same
orators, and the most nDexceptionable judges
will be present, and the com mlttee OF arrspre.
ments in sure pleasant and successful ahair.
Youth AND BEAUTY.--The sight In the
splendid ladies' saloon OF Harvey's oyster res
t,uIHnt, amer OF Inn street and this Avenue,
last evening, after :he Opera, was brilliant
on. Aboutcne hundred ladies and gentle
men were there assembled, and among them
many of the N ost fashionable and beautiful of
the wives andsdaughters of Washington. The
lower saloon. for gentlemen, was also crowd
ed Harveys model establi h maut is. no
doubt. des sure ed to become one of the institu-
tions Of the Federal Metropolis. - az,
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DISTRICT PRRsBYTBRY.-The Presbytery OF
this District New School) met at the First
Constitutional Church, Baltimore, yesterday,
TO transact the usual fail business. The
churcnes OF Washington belongin to the Pres
bytery were fully represented, all the pastors
and number Of laymen being present.
ton OF attempting to effect union betws an
the two branches OF the Presbyterian Church;
bat nothing was done, it being decided to be
i'm practicable to consider 1t this time.
An application was made by Rev. Mr.. Dun.
ming for dissolution Of the pastoral relation
between himself and the First Constitutional
Church OF Baltimore, on account ofhs failing
health from pulmonary disease, but the case
d Id not come nm for de6n tie Action -
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALR.-Apply at the
Star Office '.''
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM THE NEW YORK IMPORTATIONS,
lot of sple ndid ... ..-..
HEAVY BLACK SILKS,
Which are offering at prices lower than any
other house in the city.
J, w. SELBY & CO.,
sc Soft 323 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GEORGE W. BEALL,
Dr. MERCIANT TAILOR

~I MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1913 Bridge street, nearly opposite tho Ma.
tional Bank of Commerce, A.
Has resumed business, and is now pre.>A
pared to see his old friends and customers, M
and the public generally. MT
Just received, q complete assortment of -Is.
French, English and Domestic GOODS for Gen
tlemen's wear. ~"
In all cases we'll fitting garments are guaranteed
of the best material and workmanship.
= WANTED-Two frst-elass COAT HANDS, ia
whom the best prices viii be paid. Also, No.
, Vest and Pantal0on Makers. Be q eo9t
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VIM R. RILEY & BROTHERS. E.s
NO. SO CENTRAL STORES,
Are opening alarge and well assorted Stock of
DRY GOODS,
From the New York Importers,
We offer all goods at the Lowest Cash Prices.
&c N-6t. if .-a- a..E -
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GENTLEMEN will find Burnett's Oriental
Tooth Wash an effectsal detergent after smo-
king. co
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This Company offers more favorable adv antagea
to the insuring public than any other chartered in
the United States, by combining the two great ee-
ments of Life and Accident Insurance on the Joint
stock principle. The premiums charged are nearly
one third lower than charged by Mutual Compa-
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youth, named Henry Ma
haffay, while engaged at play with some COM
rades this morning. near the Long Bridge,
missed hts foothold in attempting to Jump
from one sailboat to another, and fell into the
Potomac. The water being beyond his depth,
and he not being able to swim, rendered his
situation quite critical for short while, fill
one of the youths succeeded in pushing the
stern of the craft towards him, when he was
enable 70 reach young Mahafay's hand and
pulled him ont. ~ - t55l ~ - ma !
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PEpDLING.-This morning, Justice Harper
imposed fine of twenty dollars upon
colored man, named James Rogers, arrested
ing him with peddling lot Of tobacco about
the streets. The accused, who represented
himself to be a student at some theological IN.
st'tution in the District, denied the charge Of
attempting to sell his tobacco, a large lot OF
which was found on his person in q satchel
He stated that the tobacco had been obtain
from Lynchburg for himself, on a recent visit
there but that during his absence a rule had
been adopted at the seminary prohibiting its
use among the students, and therefore he had
no use for it, and was about giving it away
when arrested. Proof was adduced, however
that he was trying to make sale Of it: so the
justice adhered to his decision. In default Of
payment, he was locked up.
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