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TRANSFERS or RAJ EsrArR.-rhs foIInx

ing tran sfeTs OF real e. at, were to-day re
ported Al the Real Esrate Exchange of n M
Hall ;--SubdIvisIon 3, In square 65, at Sl3G6j
wes. feet incl es OF lot 2, in square $50: east
20 feet OF lot 3, IN &C usrs 75e and part o; los g.
IL square $50 "a feet 10 inches, at S4,g5O sub
20, IN squars 80. 80 $50; sub ID, in square 4g7,
at lis 81 part Of sub. u. In square 90 az Ss5o
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FOUND OPKS--About 3 o'clock this morning
ON GER Evans aud Bretsford, of the First pre-
cinct, found the store Of Jackson Pun phrsy
corner OF AID q streets, open, and from ap-
pesrspce II In thought thar the store was
broken cTen by burglars who must have been
frightened away. There was nothing missins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

HYMESIAL-Rey. DR.. Pinckuay, OF the
Church OF the Ascension, (Episcopal.l this
morning At II O'CLOCK united in the bonds of
wedlocz Mr. Richard Griffitb. a farmer, re-
siding near Baltimore. Maryland, and Mrs
Ellza Tower, widow of the late ex-Mayor
Tower. quite a number OF persons concra-
ga'ed NJ the church TO witness he nuptiaIs
and seats were rs~sryed for friends OF the
parties oy stretching white riboon across the
mlddl- Of The aisle, winch is the fashionable
style now The bride entered the church lean
ing on he arm Of her brother, DR.. w. g.
Ps'mer. snd DIR. x. Griffith. After the cere-
monv the happy couple AXE the cars on their
va dc ng tour.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auct.: Georgsso~ ID. q.
STOCK OF GROCERIES. STORE FIXTCRES
&C. AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING. NovaIoIer 92I % 10
O'Clock, will sell NJ the store q .. I Bull No
l62 Briooe street, opposite n hew Market, All lie
stock of Groceries and St5Es fixtuGcs.
Terms cash. THOMAS d. Wing.
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BLANKETS OF ALL CoLoRs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse Blan-
kets, OF all colers. Five lbs Blanket for $3.50.
Ready made Sheets, Bed Comforts, Feather
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &c.
ADAMsoN's, 500 9th ST.,
ILLS one door from Penn. avenue.
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TEE RIVER FRONT. Nov. 20, Is67-Corfsr's
WhGIf.-Sailed-Schrs John Beatty, Leach,
for GeOTgetOwD. 70 lo-d; X. w Godfrey, God
rev, Tor Gesrgetown, . load with coal for On
eastern pOrt
Ri rs UE1.J.-Ssils i-Steamsr Colum bIa
Harper. for Baltimore ard river landings,
with IsrEe cargo and full complement OF pas
sengfrs.
FCtrieT's Wscf -Sailsi-Schrs. Founder
Sklnre-, for UpDer Machodoc, light: James
Gr.hri-- treIe- .oT same place, light.
StdchPcis Wndrf-Sa,led-Schr. Elizabeth
DebaIi. Lowe. for Georgetown, to load with
Goa for Boston.
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy
Yard, will please leave their orders on North
A street, second door east of Fourth, Capitol
Hill. JOHN CoGGINs, Agent.
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JURIEs FOR THE CRIMINAL CoUEr.-To-
d y, at ? o'clo K, tina CLERK of the Supreme
Court, in the presence OF Register Boswell,
VT Laird, Clerk o Georgetown and Mr.. CAL
Ian, Clerk of the Levy CouTi, drew from toe
jury box he names of the folio wing to serve
as jurors for the December term OF the Orimi-
MAJ Court, which commences on the first Mon
day: i..
Grand Jary.-Wm. Emerson, 9Th ward; Reu-
ben paw, GEORGETOWN; John Fowler do; b.
p. Nichols. do; w. h. Brawner 4th ward;
town. r. NJ. Jarboe. 9TH ward: Chas O'Hare,
county; Il chard J. Ssffill, Sd ward; Richard
@. Dove, ID ward: George MeCleland, 5tn
ward, VIM. Beattie. LIST ward; III. DoneGan,
iih ward; Henderson Fowler, 5th ward; Geo.
K. Cunningham. 9Th ward; Charles Truunel,
Georgetown; John ". Newman, do; Thomas
Irwin, I'd ward; John b Davidson, George
town; Jenktn Thomas, do; samuel III. Ellis,
9th ward.
Petit Juru-J p Klengle, county; Lewis H.
Scrivener, LIST ward; Louis 7. Rodier, LIST ward
Herman Gascb, Sd ward; H. y. Hepbarn, 7th
ward: Samuel v. Hurdle, LIST ward: A.
Kiesicker attn ward: w. II. NARROW, Sth ward
Chris. +. Eekloi. ith ward; L. Z. White, Attn
Chase, I'd ward; L. R. Brown, ID ward; Chris
tan T. Vollard, I'd ward; ]. Garter, 7th ward;
Il q Robbins, 9TH ward William Kickham,
George'own: Tazewell B. Amoss, I'd ward; J.
]. McCollum, Sc ward: Ed s. Holmes, 7th
ward; Edmund Handley, LIST ward; John e.
Cox, GeoIgetown; N. O. McKnew, 4th ward;
Thos. Summerville, 9th ward; w. H. Brereton,
4th ward; Peter A Cassiday, LIST ward.
No SALE.-The sale OF the large frame build
ing at the corner OF 14th stree and New York
avenue, lately occupied as q portion Of the
Paymaster Generals Office, did not take place
TO day, the owner thereof, Mr.. Brook MackaIl,
jr wing had an Injunction laid upon Col.
McFerran to restrain him from making sale
OF 1t. claiming that the Government had no
right to remove the building, which had been
placed on his ground against bis protest. The
sale has been postponed till the Goth instant,
unless otherwise ordered.
PAID THE PENALTY.-A carpenter named
Walter Havener came before Justice Gull yes
terday, charged by g. W. Duvall with tres
passing on promises not his own. He was
fined $50.
CoNTRMrT-JustceW Walter yesterday fined
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STRAITS Doc The ststsmsnt published
that q pc cog. owned by John II. surrati, bad
stayfd away, having Attracted the attention
OF Isdy iriend OF the prisoner. she has pro
cur = a dog Of the srns kind aud similar 70
the lost one, which she has presented TO him
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THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store il
this city is Francs, i9i 1th street, betwee
ID and l., three doors above Odd Fellows
HAIL. li,ii:l:
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ROBBERY OF A GOLD WATCH About nine
O'CLOCK las evening tive men enters 4 the watch
ana JewsIry store OF dT- BTeqninger, No. 81
ftnpsylyanIa avenue, near 1Gth street, and
dsktd 70 De SnOwn some watches, several OF
winch were'shown hem, ana whilst conyers-
lhg tney took couple OF chances in a rattle
Tor mesrschaGm pipe. They then left the
store ma BIng NO Purchases. aud the W chs
were placed ia the ccse oY an attendant who
discovered thaS gold watch was missing. The
oetec'ivss were notified of The robbery, and
hessrs- Go mes and Miller, in about an hour
aIter wards, arrested one of The men in Haryey's
oyster saloon. on the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue ard 10th sfrec+. the other was soon
AFTER eansht al the Metropolitan bowling sa-
loon. They were Is Ken TO police headquarters
where they gave their names a. VIM. Smith
and Frederick Benedict, and TWO watches
were found upon their persons besides other
valuable articles They had hearing this
morning before Justice Walter, who disn sed
Sn IN andt committed Benedict = pail for
court The stolen watch was no reC0yert 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsENENTs &c TO.yIcTT-r

- ADJUSTMENTS. &c, TONIGHT.
- NATIONAL THEATEE.--ThITt nigh OF Miss
Maggie VI tcheli as '.Eancho1.'
WALLS OPERA HOUsE-Mr Jo1n ?. Con gh
VIII deliver bis celebrated lecture or tt.C
osIty." under the apSpices OF the Young alsn' =
EbIistisD Association.
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WIN. ii. WHFhTLEY's PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEISG AND CLEANSING
E.TARIIGHMFN,

Ofsce, No. - Jefferson ST, Georgetown, . a..
Established IN 1881 premium swarde. ID the Ng ro-
pClitan Institute, ls57 rebuilt $50, AVID is by
far the largest and most complete establish eat %
the kind Al this section Of country.
Dyei7z and Securing Of all kinds dele "a the besl
manner.
Tzaly thankful for past fayors, the subscriber
soIscits the continued custom OF she community.
Goods received and returned 10y eKpIoss with ths
Utmost promptness and desi atch.
Post Office address, Lock Z K No. o.
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday whey
IL is closed at 81 .. n. ar Hon
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CONVENIENT SALE OF SMALL ARMS
VI AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY

VI AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY.
BY authority Ofthe Jar Department willie soId =,
( at IeaveEworth Arsenal, hanses. - puoiic aur-
ton. the following Ordinance and pr1nhusl Stores
1851 SMALL AEMS,
/ comprising the following kinds:
/ Colts Revolving Rifles Savage's Pistols
United States Rifles, stars Pistols
model lS4n Whitney Pistols
Enfield Rifle-muskets Prussisn Rifle kntz
Belgian Ritie muskets Burnslee's Carbines
Enheld Rifles Cosmopolitan tarIines
SaPpers Rifles Gallagher Csrbiues
! United States Rife mus Green's Carkinas
kcts Halls Carbines
Austrian Riff -muskets JosIyn : Carbines
BELGIAN Rife muskets MavOara' : CaTiincs
. nited States smooth Merrillis Carlipes
pore MusEeus SDIth's CarliBes
Austrian Rifles Stars Carbiuee
Adams Pistols Weston Carhints
Lefen cheux Pistols Austrian CArliues
With 1900 appurtenanees, such a. Screw Drivers
Ball- Screws. Genes, Cone-Mrenches. Thumb
Vices, Wipers, Ball MOulds, Thongs, Gunslings,
&c.
Also.
10000 United States Cavalry Sahres. light
1901 United states Cavalry Saddles.
l.C76yOu0 Maynard 8 Primers. and
loc.UtO other items,
ARTILLERY Carriages Saddles and Saddle Bags
Travelling Forges Breeching, Collars.
Battery Wagons Traces. &C
Artillery Harness Gunbarrel. and Bsyonets
Car ridge Boxes Gruppers. Nalises
Sword and Bay onet Scab Drivers Saddles
bards Cap PounChe
Cartridge Box Plates Shouldsr-Belts
cartridge Box belt PlatesA rtilleTy and Cavalry
Halters Brides and Tools
sale 10 commence at 10 Q clock on MONDAY, the
9TH day of November. 1857.
The Government reserves the right 90 refuse
bids no l4-9tB
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EFIIIye TO S0LDIEFs Addison smith 8
.1op -Frrrf-, doirg business IN the list Ward,
W IS yfeiTrJsy arrested 5y Oliic-r IayIOr. OF
D - precinct ard taken before Justice AOr-
Ceu. G. 7rr-d with selling HGaCr 10 soldiers.
News luec so.
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PAID THE PENALTY.-A carpenter named
Walter Havener came before Justice Gull yes
terday, charged by q. W. Duvall with tres
passing on premises not his own. He was
fined $50.
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CHAEsE DISMISSED DIR

CHABGE DISMISSED DIR. x y. Darby was
yestsT !ay evening arrest q BY Lieut. A Fck-
JOf rTr srI8igned before Justice WaIisr
cfsrg WITH violating law Of me Corpora
EfoD by distributing O5sreBe I'd vertising cards.
The rs- was dismissed oy tne Justice.
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DIR. WHITE. ChIropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between -Four -and-a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS,
W arts, Moles, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c.
Office hours from a. m. TO p. m No charge
for consultation. Established l-Gl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

a LJNERR THIEF SHOT AT.-Last ni-ht
atIut = O'CLOCK, a cOlOTed man Invaded Tire
lumteT yaTd Of He SIC ~" skpOIe IL Hall. Ar
F>eNt1iH-st re-t V uaTf, and, shOuidering a bu--
Cte OF ia'h-, star d of AT CniCI pace. r.
lOle wing ne eEclC-ure. However, he was
6 JVered by party Of three or four gentle
U,tb- VINO gave CIsSe- sqd one OF them Mr.
WILSON, Overriding ths Fellow. seized BIN
v 2 FL tus-lp issued and the TWO hell y the
2 oupd Mr.. " IiSCu receiving severe snrsrn
OF b ielt wrist, " hICh caused him y reIe.se
rs hold ard set the fhisf g. liberty GOOD use
VS. MADE OF tnlS sCCideut. auo the cOI0rad
maFaUC-T then aga pat INTO the best use
Is prderi tai -EireDi-ICs, 0ut before 2 mad gone
pr any s. P lie YVES salut-d Jv q pistol shot AZ
Toe hand Of t-p'I'n Gray, a warchman on the
prtfn's me effect OF w1iCh was q bring him
- ne Ground t1d cine him e. -drn a couple
OF sOlFrl ca -, which he again spraug
10 l~-t and m DE- good hts PscaDe Alth0ugh
nc cap uTN1 yet there y but III lie doubt 10 At
ne thIef W seveTSly injured. for hts morn
ing Ut ere We discover a considerable SD 10 k
irg OF b'c'd o. ma spot where be Tell al n
berg hrt a. BY the watchman.
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POUR CoBs, Durillions CT Ongles rentres
dams la chair, onsulter lie Docteur White,
eiabll depuis 1S6l-a son Office No. i2i Penn.
sylvania ayen ue, entire la quarieme ct la Six
leme
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FROM THIS DAY will sell good Whalebone
Corsets at 81; make 10 order the best at g. and
guarantee the Mt nv own Patent Walking
Skirt at SIPS; Shoulder Braces at from o. so
up. CHS. BAUM,
Ills 40 Louisiana avenue, near 9TH st.
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FRIDAY, January II. lss. At - m q. On the t-~ni-
ise.. 1 will offer. at public AUCTION. a.. lTI OF
GROt ND with the BUILDINGS and lmpr"ya uteuts
thereon. and an elegant assortment Of urus-huli
Furniture. Of which I. p MAY was late ON ner anl
proprietor. situated in thu first district ID New Or
leans. in the square bounded 10y tiasIu't q. canal
Marss. and killere streets. comprising about 70
SQUARE feet Il ground Number ~ hDu~a. R62.
Tie property IL, IN all respects, very destrahle
House and Lot subject - a mortgage % 80 80
with interest from tn 25th day Of April, isS7 wis h
will be assumed by the purchaser.
Terms made known on the daN 81 sale.
EDWARD JORDAN,
nol9tJa9B Solicitor Of the Treasury.
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WE JUICE from the I'm mense sales that Mrs
~. A. ALIENS fmprored new style) Hair Re-
storer or DreSrng lin one bottle) il preferred
BY every one. Every Druggist sells it. Price
One Dollar. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

CoNTRMrT.-Justice Walter yesterday fined
Michael Sweeney SIS and Patrick Farrell 50,
for contempt of court.
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81 NEVER SEED SUCH Ducks In all my life, :"
so says Rip Van Wrinkle; and those VINO buy
one OF Saks Co.'S. Eight Dollsx Ove.coats,
generally say, |" never saw so cheap Coat
in all nv life"
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A SERIOUS CHAEsE,-Tnis morniog, Jus,io.
W. G. HSrper, at the Central Guarth opse, had
before him james RadcliE. a barrier, who
keeps shop on ID street, near l2h, aTres sd by
Ohcer ROth on warrant charging that on
the 10Th day Of November, 1867, and n other
times ard days IN The month of November,
Iobs, and In sight OF Kste shilling, little girl,
be did such acss ana ussd such language aud
conversation with said Kate Shilling as to
corrupt her morals.
The evidence is UNIT for publication, and
the purport of it only can b. stat 4. Mr.. W
II. Cudlipp testified TO little Mollle Shilling
telling him that Rfdclin called a number Of
girls in his shop, and exposed himself
improperly. Kate Shilling, aged ten y ;r3,
made an indecent proposition to her.
Blanche Farr- IL years old. that he had
offered her money to come In his shop; Sarah
Rsdy, about the same age, that he came 70 bis
window IN 3 nude state, aud called her atrsn-
ton and that Of other girls, and also had said
many oad things TO them. MIR. John Rady,
testified 70 having heard from the children OF
the mans doings; and also that be had exposed
am self IN the back yard, and a lady had spo-
Zen TO him about IT. Mr.. w. W. Farr testified
tnat bis attention was called TO these matters
about the 22d of September last but ne could
not believe them.
The accused asserted thar the case was
uumped up, and that IL the girls chose to pull
down MS blinds and peer in a. him while he
was dressing, he could not help il. He also
asserted that the girls were il the hab,: of beg.
ANA PchulcS, Wuch Ne Icluet1
them. OF t1rowing down bis blinds
Omeer Roth testified that be was In the
helgnoornood every other day, and never saw
any sueh conduct on the pat OF the children
as the accused alluded to- indie ID tie children
OF me reighoorhood were better behaved tnan
chile usually are.
During the examination, Mr.. Shilling. the
father OF :wo Of the girls, became somew hat
excited, and applied the term "bruts" 10 the
accused who said that he would permit no
such language outside, but ia Is was prom ut v
CHECKED by the ustice.
The accused denied nIs guilt. but the proof
aSaTst him was of such a character that the
Jus zee held him 10 bail IN the sum Of SEQ for
ms appearance al court On the 10Th instant
ne VS. arr1igOPd- II VIII be remembered. on
tDe Charge OF In attempted outrage on a little
DOy, who be fore ed INTO his shop on rhreSts 20
XII n'rr; but owing 70 me little fellows age
and consequent cOpfusi on OF evidence, the "a g
IVES c'smI-sCd. Radcliffe is a man OF about
h4ty-nve yeas o. age of ordinary appear
- = Oh, has cOUntenanee indicative OF de-
clds diy low tnstiuCt=. He i nauve Oi
GCoTL etOUp ard he spent mos. OF his life II
Washington and nat p'1cs.
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TEErH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
GOVERNMENT SALES.

SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING. SC.
0soe of Amy C71fAiaE aad Eqwipdrs,
No. Is STATE Sfrsff, Nstc fork, y
Noy emher Is. lsG Y
VIII be sold at public auction - the depot %
Army Clothing and Eguipage. No. 4o5 washing
ton street, New York city. on MONDAY the 18TH
day of Noyember, l,ST. commencing At n o'clock
o. m, the following articles
Sl62h Pairs shoulder Scales.
- Great Coats, damaged.
70 Yards Buckrsm
Terms. Cash. in tioYernme MT "a ndss 10 per cent.
down al time of sale
The goods 20 be removed within I've day from
date of sale.
BY order Of the Qusrtermaster General
G. -. SAwTELIE
Brevet Brigadier General and Qusrtermsstsr NJ
ted States Army. ~ uB
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MAsNIFIC1NT OvBRCoATs, Business and
Dress Suits, Winter Clothing Of every descrip-
ton, and splendid line Of UndercIothing are
sold at reasonable prices by liable & Co, Uni
ted States Clothing Store, 46s Pennsyivania
avenue, between Sd and ~ streets.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
MAIDSTONE. On Tuesday evening, No,
18th, at the parsonage of the McKendree Chape
by Few, W. Krebs, GEO. TAYLOR WADE
JAMIE III. STONE, both of Washington, d. C.. e
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CITY ITEMS.

AUCTION SALES. Green & Williams will
sell, at AZ O'Clock p. m. tomorrow, q new
two-story brick house ana LOT, situated on 18th
street, between o and p streets.
Magic & % will sell, this evening, ct .
O'Clock. and every evening this week, at their
new salesrooms. 4is eth street, large lot OF
bisnkets, Bed Spreads, Fancy and Wooden
Goods, &c.
W L. Wall & Go. will sell. tomorrow at 10
O'Clock, al their Bazaar, Louisiana avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets, Horses, Car
riaees, &c.
cooper Il Latiner will sell, to morrow a.
O'CLOCK p. m, on the premises, seven two
story frame houses, situated on the north side
CT > street, between 18th and 18th streets.
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BOYS AND CHILDRENs' SUITS from SIS to
S25. Selling of at ten per cent discount TO
remove Jan. LIST to No. Sill 9TH street, Intelli.
gencer Building. The whole stock without
reserve, at Henning's, corner 7th street and
Mary land avenue.
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| JEwKLRr.-Jet Sets, Coral Sets, Pearl
Sets, Out Steel Sets, Jet Chains, liver plated
| spoons, Forks, Cups, Call Bells, received this
| morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Stere,
| NO. as Pa. avenue, near ~ street.
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BIRD FOOD.
Lateu's celebrated prepared food for Mocking
Birds, Tbrushes, Skylarks, Blackbirds, Robins
NightiBgales, and all soft bill birds.
N. W. BURCHELL.
orner 18th and r streets
oc l6 under Ebbitt House.
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MADAM MOUNTS CONSUMPIvE DESTROY
lvl ERR, has been known to cure Bronchitis,
efe ctusIiy cured By her Pile SAlve made and sold
at 339 81 street, between 18th and nth streets;
/ Stotts, opposite National; EntwisleS, 18th and
Pennsylysnis avenue; Ford's, nth and avenue.
oc 6lH'
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uELMBOLpS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU a
II pleasant In taste and odor free fror, All in I'M
rious p,cperties, and immediate In its action.
oc q -DkW1y
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SALE OF UNITED STATES UNIFORM

- JACKETS.
Chttf gsnFteFuldAs.r'S flhff. ]
FfFG Military Dfsffsrf. y
Rirh roFd. Ia .. Noveulhtr r OIL. d
Will be disposed II at public auction on SATUR-
DAY. November y. 1871 ~ the Cover nfnent SLars-
house, In this city. AZ Do O'clock a. IN.
u-12l ElGHIEEN HUNDRED AND TWELVE
PkIkATEs' JACKETS, VETERAN RESERVE
CORPS
These Jackets are new and In servi.a,hla con
dition. Offering tine iuduccmeut O. tealCr- Iu
wo0leB CoC l..
They Will be dispose % susut'i-s a. -uit Prr-
ChaSers and must Pc owed within two days fT
date OF sale
TeriCs Cash in Government fuufs
JAMES n MOORE.
Brey.t Lieut. Col. auI Guar .rilA=for o.. s. a..
no ~ 5tB ohi.I q. NJ. FII.l -IILItlrr l-.LII-t.
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EErEEBLED AND DELICATE CONsTITU
~ TONS, ofb9th sexes use HELMsoLp's Ex
feelings. end enableyou 70 sleep we'll
&C q DGWIy i-
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400 SEVENTH STREET. AOH
PAPERHANGINGS
FOR CASH
A choice selection Of Gilt Embroidered DRAW.
ING ROOM PAPERS, with a varied stock of
hedium and Low Priced Papers, WINDOW
SHADES, PICTURE CORD and TASSELS, &C.
at MARkRITERS,
No. ass SEVENTH STREET.
1-3w' Between d and Il streets.