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HELP FOR THE LABoRING CLASSES.


We recommend 10 our City Fathers the pro-
rrtty OF repeating such portions OF tue CITY
ordinances ss prevent the opening and grading
% streets after the first Of November, In view
OF the fact that there are large numbers OF
p,TsCns in the Metropolis who are dependent
upon their daily labor for their support, and
who are consequently thrown out OF employ.
ment so soon rs the improvements mentioned
are siopEed. \ great desI OF work connected
" It'll the opening of streets and avenues, grad.
lrg ard filling, can be done Just we'll during
mild winter days as at any other time of the
year, and II proper efforts are made in this
direction by Obta'ring the CO Operation of Con-
gress, many desirable improvements may be
made before tn spl ing. and great deal OF suf-
feriDg and want prevented. An appropriation
by Congress and the city of SJJ,uOO. to be ex-
pended in opening some OF the magnificent
avenues, which are now "without form and
void," could easily be obtained, and thousands
Of laborers employed who will Otherwise
require to be supported by soup houses aud
other charitable institutions. We unders and
That General How ard, the able and philan-
hTopic head of the Freedmen's Bureau, is
strongly IN favor of such a move, and Is pre-
pared to Cooperate thoroughly in this matter
with Mayor Bowen and the City Councils.
L. seems u us that this plan OF relief
l. more feasible than that suggested at
some OF the meetings which have bseu
held tor the purpose Of procuring appro-
rTiatiOrs for the Cleaning ont OK the canal
The canal question needs to be- thorough
di-e~ted aid a definite plan agreed upon
a 10 It's future use and destiny before smother
dollar Is wasted upon IL A great deal Of money
has been already wasted IN this direction, and
before any mere is appropriated a thoroughly
comprehensive plan OF improvement sh 1ud be
agreed upon such as will ensure the remedying
OF thenuisauce Therefore we suggest to those
who are agi;atIng the subject with a view to
oh1aisiEg employment tor tue needy classes to
turn their attention to the unopened streets
and avenues and STE if abundant work cannot
be found there aud the means TO do it rs we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

The ErTress Of this city comes out, in its is
sue OF yesterday, IN favor of Colonel Fornev
for position in the Cabinet of the President
elect The name of Mr. F. has frequently been
used heIe'ofore in that COW nec,ion, and his ne.
euiiar Illness for the Posi- Once Department
mas been generally conceded. What General
Grants views upon the construction OF bis
Cabinet msy ~ We have no means of k-,wirr
but we feel sure that the press OF the copp,rx
would regard the selection of SO ipdustr.on,
,nd Irfiuenti1I a member OF III professta., IS :
SOmp.irn.rt 10 the craft
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INV JUVENILE BOOKS.

CHANGING BASg, Or what Inward pi..
Learnt at s hool By William Everett. Iiiustrs'
tee, -. o''i
okknnysNT URFs on THE GREAT HUNTING
Skot MS OF TIE WeRLD BY Victor M.
Tier, So so. N'oi Meu-
WASHED Ashore; Or The Tower n, s,,,
"ouh' Bay. BY W Ii. @. Kingston, s so.
ILL EUITERfLY's GOSPEL, and Ot,sr
e'oiies- BY FredeTihs Bremer ST ' o'ner
TOLD IN THE TwIIrcur
hope evenings by sydney Daryl, 81 25o '0r
IBE fLowr0 AND THE stan o.
W J. Linton' ~ 60 written and Illustrated by
CAST AWAY In THE coIn
Ba. IS, so. WIN by Dr. Isaac J.
And many other NEW ROCKS rop vorv,
PkOrLn, seu-n ~ In beautiful styls iu. .dN
DPtN az ALI AGES ooo&s Tor Chill
All TIE re. Qualifications can be fo.na
New Book Table" '"ono on our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

The New York Herald classes both Governor
Morgan and Governor FeGton among the dead
scss swept away by the election IN New York
and says that The result shows that neither of
ihem repI sent the people, and that neither is
Mt fer position in the Cabinet.
How The fact that mao. ity OF the votes OF 7
state has been thrown II partie ular Political
direction should render one or more OF her siti.
al ''unfii' Tor Cabinet position is not very
clear to o. but as the logic is peculiarly tina, OF
the HTG'a, which Is regarded as a power in
New York, We suppose there must be some.
thing IL il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

General Butler has made two speeches since
hIs election. In his first lie asserted his inten.
ton to rIve al earnest support 10 the admins
tTatIon Of President Grant. In his second hs
said n would be the duty OF Coz gress TO take
prcmp. &C D in reference 10 tas Southern
States with murder and Intimidation in the
late elections have set the Reconstruction law.
AZ dedaLce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

The Boston Pos (DeaocTsti'l has tas f..
loving nIucs:
70 FOR Sal--EIght ROSTERS, as good as new.
DeNeE having eroweo but once. Sample
1he sample which follows 10 a b. ai.hy look.
ing specimen. apparently copied after the most
rosnst OF the Two fowls on II .roLold,, Brce,,
fabeis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

~FOUL PLAY.'-This is positively the las
night tut ons Of "FoGi Play at W alI's Opera
House, as IL will be Withdrawn after this week
81 give place 10 other novelties. There will be
q matinee for ladies and children tomorrow
s.trrnocn 81 greatly reduced prices OF admIs.
s'oa. No one should fail 10 see this popuia-
play as \ rformeo AZ Walls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

JUST RECEIVED
200 zoe Bbls. GH0I,E WINTRR APPLES.
SO boxes New York Factory UREESE.
SO q Small INGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
for family use
,NIW YORK CIDER, in Bbls. and in Is gallon
ONE Ton GR6i1E OArAwBA GRAPES.
-" BEST New York WHITE GLOVER
Constantly receiving the best Dairies of
NEW YORK BUTTER,
in large AID s%. rnsssse; fer ss. y the
Pen asylvspis avenue.
po5h between 10th and llth streets.
Jos. J. MAY 4 co.,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
IMPORTERS OF
IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINs,
FANCY WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
REAL LACEe,
PARIS KID GLOVES, &C., &c.
~ TERMS Dash.
~ ONE PRICE ONLY-Marked in plain
figures
- Our customers and the public are rsspect-
fully Informed that We buy our DDS tor cash,
and sell at very small advance on the cost and
that the ssletmeD Eot allowed to take less for
any art Gle than it 10 marked
nos STIFF j. MAY 4 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

MIS- Lucy S'cIe Blackwell and her m other
NAV. hEs. Hannah Blackwell, .Ean thy
presented tkeir tailoJs in RJseyiIle. NaH Jar-
sly ca TTe>dlg- IS stated in Wednesdays
STAR argued very strongly with the Judges Of
election TO their Iichtto vote. They claimed
IhSt IuGeT We Old Constitution Of the STAT.
Ncn.n Lad ferIsht TO vcts, ana had freq u.nt-
~ eN"iclsed i, aid That tle present CJnstitu-
non = A4rsdL because women Were not al
iOWeo 10 vote upon its adoption or for the Con-
Nebiion that FAMED It, But, even Ifitis con-
stItutIonal, II siiiI admits the right OF women
10 vote, because II does not expressly liInit the
snhrsge 10 msles- Tn Judges would not be
oorvinceo, however, aAd the votes We're re
fused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

PHI = NeW Opera Hoe, In Me-, ,rk. b,.
hosr bought nv Mr.. Fis.. Of the Ere R,,Iro,s
ComFany- and he ONCE Of to- coroo-,,ior
are 10 u removed ~ that splendid strue..rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06
WIN WHRLAN,

NO 2lo street, near Treasury Builiins
Extensive and b. autfful Stock az Ch.ns.,,.,.
spo Gas fixtures always on hand n.ii. ~ ~
cebps OF ire latest ans best les from ths aorsh
erbf sGStsriss. Call aud seleci exacijv NJ. vor
want. Prices a. hoe - In PARLIAMENTARY n, -
fsrh. tLo Slm't WN, WnriAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

In my
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE DE
PAkrMENT,
SIS to SlO.
LADIES FANCY DESKS AND eECRE.
TARIk6, from 70 to $40.
LIBRARY CASES AND SECRETARY CASES
OF several patterns, from $I5 to $50.
Fine CARD. WALNUT, and OAK LIBRARY
TABLES, from $50 to oIOO.
Plain LIBRARY and OFFICE TABLES, from
$40 to $50.
LIBRARY and OFFICE UPHOLSTERED and
Cane Back and Seat, r. yolyiDR. Spring Back and.
other CHAIRS, from SZ.6J to SIS each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

REGIsTER's OFFICE.
S NAsHINGToN, ID. O. Nov. 8, 1853

To VpOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice ia hereby eiyea, that the numbers for
asobs authorized under act approved NAY g
ISIS, are now ready for distributiJn 70 all PERSONS
OWING wagons VINO have taken ost the license
required for The Year Les, on the payment of ten
~. cents az this Office
Ten ~" days from this date all other numbers
Upon wagons will te Oisr-garied aud the owner
~ OWnt r. of any va permitting the sam q bs
run Without the numbers required bJ the above
al Will subject themselves to the penalty of the
law. 4 A BOsWrI,L
10 let tEerubiicsn Register W.C.
0SPOTOM4C REAL ksTATEAGD BUILD.
uS lNd COMPANY .-Snecisl meetiugs fer
- Of Shares every MUrDAY EVENING during
Itls mouth at Ten peraDCe Hall, L street, between
81 Hnd lUti streets
STOP paying eIt and buy House 30 sha-es will
eut'tle you to borrow $500 ny paving As Der
n'"nth ~ shares, $500 b. paying SO per month.
&c C'ErHluiiOn TOj3t
1C+FAIh IL Tab FIRST wAKD-The La.
u ) dies Of the WESiEEN PRFSRYTERI.N
eli RCH hold IA FAIR ST Green's Hall, pm ;,
avenue. bytWcAu eth and &c h streets. EVERY
J. MING q is ? Ek- There several now
s!il,s INJECTED with it-tn Emp. ess on her
d. ~ n: 1ir Table. Jacobs Well; Fish Pom;
Posi Ubie~i HortuUe t. Ter 4 daily psytris -
80 - csi.eo The laalts' Invitation " Admi,s N
:" -cnts. nos 5fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

In my
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
have now stock from which one cannot fail In
us Ike q seItotion-haying
PARLOR SUITS
ranging from SIS to $50, consisting of
SOFAS from $50 20 SIOO.
GE MIS- Gil 8 Rs fiom SIG to ST5
LADY ; CHAlks from 8 Is to $50
slIE PAkLOk CHAIRS from 81 to $50
TTAGERES from So to SEQ
MARBLE Top TABLES from 10 TO SIS
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
Banging from s75 to sI,fCO, consisting of
BkUsTEADs from Sl2 TO 3 700
BUnEAUS with Mirrors from 80 to sam
NAsbsTAEIS from Sl2 to 500.
TABLES from s. to $40
CHAIRS from SGT $40 each.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, in imitation OF
OAK, CHESTNUT, ENGLISH OAK. MAPLE
and Painted in different ColOTs, Plain and land,
s"nely OInamented, from : 81 to no, with and
without Marbles.)
UPHOLSTERED AND CANE SEAT ARM
kASf CHAIR and ROCKERS, from SIS to So
DINING AND SITTING ROOM CANE-sEAT
CHhlRe, WALNUT and OAK, from S2 to SIS
each.
IMITATION WALNUT AND OAK de-, at 81 50
to 81 each.
LADIES' ROCKERS. from So to $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

IN THE BEDDING DEPARTMENT.,
Ihaye constantly on hand my own make and
make TO order
MATTRESSES OF all kind, and sizes, from
smallest Crib 70 la,sss, poabls and from common
Finest assortment Of all wool White. silver
COME1RTs: sPEhADs, MARsEILL rs and 9th.
PILLOWS and BOLsTHRs, with SLIPS"
sBkETs, &C, &c.
The MOST APPROVED SPRINGS in tn.
Special stterflon is called to about so Pattern.
SrsfFsTRY TESRY's H' and ePLkIs 1 TsR
BY from which parties can make election, In
having Furniture made 10 order.
PARLoH and CHAMBER MANTEL MIRRoRs
Frames, &C
A fine a,.ortment Of PLAIN and FANCY WIN,
DOW shADIs. Of ell sizes.
Full line Of Green. Buff White, Blue, and Bro vn
shADE HOLLAND, ali widths.
SHADE CORD, TAssELs. and FIxruREs of
ali kibes, &C., 30
And in fact, everything for the
COMPLETE FITTING Up
AND FURHIsHING or hotels,
BOARDING HOUSES, AHD PRIVATE RESI-.
| DBkCkS,
AT eHORfHsr NOrICR.
| GALL AND ExANIND Ny gTOcK AND
fAlCkS, bErURR PUkCHAsING
| xLS1W ABRB.
W. b. MOSES,
AVENUE HOUSE.
sEVEETH AAD PIHNsYLvANIa ayxNur
nos" WAsaINGfoN, d. y.
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(bLAT sALk l-wATCaEs, JEg-
IL ELRf AND FANCY GOODS.
ON Ink ONE PRIZE

fFrfl psfrOn Obtain.
ncse precisely - Represented. upon sYm.D, 80 "
assoc, ne Mt lee OF 20. worth at least sl0 vhfl. :.
ma, be Wsrth { go "a w. N"iie ~
TICKETS naming th1 articles, with superb Ara
correct illustrations e ihe ssmt-that m. h,.@aa
may know precisely slsf Re 10 &c Obtain a. ye1yy
S pefeensi examination, tine avoiding al a. -
uch-~ii % Tor Ssrdrd by mail. ro-s pxia -, -
Ioi!Sslle pBco-:-sinele ticket. -. a. tiSs -.
NV premium twelve tickets With preni,s.'
.p.s5 -sA "a kets with pr MUM. ! ~: siaf,
Jluhe $3.50 '"a' Asoh- nay Torn
rI6oods viii lie sent BY Express. Cor o.Il.c,,..
81 tenhers, 70 any pert II tue Cuitea States Th,s
w. ps.fsoie course gives ra'ross the adv sufsea 20
lawns possession 20 The articles befor. m sltn.
SEND FOB AN ILLEsrRArED CIRCuL.p
1c AFerfs. OF those wishing IN ployueat 80.
Gar. orpor,unity. itis lssitinistel- cons1cs.S
t1rlLes., oniy sutaorlEed ~ the GOv~rnment snS
% 10 toe most csrefnl scrutiny TRy ri ~
oiets' With aireotad sn.e,one {, Q reply
ocsa In. ,ss oLsoN CO.
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40 3<7 SEVENTH STREET,
An INTENSIVE BOOT AND sBOE HOUSE,.
Nh.r. the puhiic may find, always, what the,
went" aud that OF THE best quality.
sEVGNTB STREET,
I've aooIs south Of s and northern aGIxeI.
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lIARIYI's FASHIONABLE DANCIN,
vi IlaTIAN a
Personal.

II sPFCI.L NOTICE
d BIS l. TO GlNk koflt 4 rhat Liberty
~ BOt koE Xed max col selaBls or 20 act az
AG.It t'r th- "HEUfLE fihA INSURANCE.
COMPANY or Nal NOS Mr.. uhSRY
SChkib ~iil b. .re Gu; the Com pany, ~ tnrir OF
n, on Sd street. LrAT Penn avenue adjoining Mr.
Chs.. Ahdes PeuEsy lvshi.
uo6-3ts A. ENGLER PrsHdant
nNNERS OF PkoPERTa, bob narrowed and
" tLIulT ron ed, deem - dispose Il the sa-4a,
Nt' nHd it to thur ADV kntase 10 call On ~. Ne
have ~ tils time "a D. no rch.-.
Otses ~ prices varying from : go TO SIS co.
Give u . call. STAkk a Mk1GALf.
10 OF Cor y u. ave. and 18th 1T.
I'HIRTI-F1yE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
Lof y IN rums a. suit apl iiczuis. msiar-
~ real estate uotrs sstisfsctO as secur.I b. dei
a lIGst tDfire AZ star once counter fot tue al
veTiiser's . cf,ss. NJ 81
fbE HIGHEST CASH PtfD FOR L.DIRs,
Gent sud ChilJren's Cast oa a. thug
b. t., shoes, etc, az a HAkTOGENsts, 24i
~ street, btigt ca " aud \ Aug order raush
hsh bienif't attended TO- r. B-la4s
INFoRM ATICN WANTED OF THE wgEKx
aocuts Of JOHN q AMREhS Who yhea
las' heard Nom, a. Ia astiHgtOn ctty iu N arch
icto- In isDs he IVES ia Gov, tnuaent employ =. a
tsrpen"r Any informa in in regard to lin viii
oe ttiy ..ste'.'B reueiyed liressiu s his
IVA no I6t
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(NcLUABlA HOsFITAL roe MONTE
- LfING-lk HOSPITAL, sU

v.nts enu Sesi,fns 60 avail themselves OF the "A.
rooms h :. s, IRIS tnsutruoL can obtain or5vss,
rt, nc rnissea with al ID. comforts Of hons 'oyps
xies: fsnee NON &c 20 SE per veek a.. ne
epoI shs room seected, this fnciades eaeeS naine
5rse-, r., msaiesl and sufeiesl stsendssoa
ms DLps 10 this Hoeyital can De obssin.< 20
asneysp rr3, Sesretnry 81 the Interior sursecs
S9 rssss q ths Bureau Of 1sdoiss ssS aorsr.
.Agpiioesop Cor orders of ths hono,.,a. =.
re Interior e be m.ds AZ the once o. ~
Medical and Surgical Oiinic Is Ss,s an ~ sls, p.
scmSs srs sss Sr e.: ~ Prei..scr <
uisbe2 m.d,esi ss,So0 estients, Who ere enr.
m r5sh6pioAL STAFF:
"a AsEfokO. L. l: sSi.ssss s,, sss'
o0EerLTlso BOARD:
s'sf r1ss .sss;., ~ 3. Esss.::
j kiscT N n d.. Grsftor Tyicr, n. d.
,rssiy p'' y. AowAre. 4. q.
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fIsT RECElVED-A prime lot 81 yENISOy
a" Ut m vest NlrglIis which / will cut to init
pGTCtAs eTs SULLIVAN No. l3 and a. Cen.
tFe hsIEet, OF pOsite the Fish NJ ,rhet IL.
MlDt G LOVE IMH |
GEEUIEE BUCKSKIS GLOVES
NANrFACTURTD BY
JACOB RAMSBJRG SONS
GeOIssTawn A.
H. GLOVES MADE TO oRpsR. nos.,n

H GLOVES MADE TO ORpgR. pos.1m
TEHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tina. the .ub.
seTlber has obtained from the Orphsns' q ,urt
q ast ington County in the District OF CoInm
tlH letters OF scm1rIstratipn. a. r on the
personal estste Of JOSEPH BEADJyy late
OF Washington county d. c., deceased All
persons paving Claims against the eaid de.easaa
are hereby warned to exhibit the sams with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriheT on ~
before the sth day Of September next: rbey ma.
otherwise by law be excluded from ali benert -
the sad estate. Given under my nand this s,h
day OF sept n Der, ISIS. yAhG BRADLEY
no 6-law3wr Admipi.,ra,,;-
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BOARDING..

ROARD IN A PRIVATE PAMILY-Excellen
- hOOHS, win BOARD fer two three rer-
sOLs nay lie obtained In strictly pIiysls family,
III very desirable location. Address IF. W -
Star Office. no A-3ts'
TWO FRONT ROOMS. second floor with Board.
at u Penn avenue, between 2ita ano 25'h ste
Heferebces exchanged. nos o.
ROARDING-sipsIeG Gentlemen. or GentIsmen
- ard their Wives can be- accommodated with
tCbNISHkD ROOM and First class TABLE
no 3-6ts
FIRST CLASS BOARD, 500 PER MONTH;
u koOMS 81 to ; 10. ir q healthy a. q peasant
iocaton, short walk from most Of the . ibiic of.
hc,s, st Ne us street between 7th AMI 18th
sueets. no3.tDscI'
R0AHDING-First class BOARD, with LODG
- ING. Also. TABLE, BOARD caa De obtained
at 40 street between 5th and 9th streets.
&C u Ct
ItOAhDING-For rent, several nicely fnxnished
- hoUMS with gas. Good TABLE 80 Az ID cau
also he he'd in n Northern family, at 3Si .trest
between 9th and luth streets oc Slot
rEO MEMBERs OF UONGREss Oh OTHERS
flhe large ROOMS- sngy or In suite on first
Aud :, CO d 1oOrs, Ia the residence formerly
Pied ty pr SmOot. ] ,. Pa avenue. noith side
between 10Th and 10Th cts containing every mod.
ern convenience, and newly furnished through
out with CT without fret class Board. Terms mo-
CgTaie n, 2l ar.
FOR BENT-FURNisHED Rooms, for siOa
Slz mouth; one PariUr and Bedroom for ren,
with or without Board, At No ass 9th str set bet
EENILEmEN WISHING FIRST CLAss
home, should apply Immediately at No 4s3 10th
street, Op posfie tie Gas Office. Perfect eatisfao
ton given. Terms only 90 psr week in ad
vance Sc sam
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UhbER! LUMBER!'
wife OAK PLANK, ], Ia, ., ~, 5 and 4
-. 2, ~. 8 and inches 90 ~ IA
fOpLAk do. 90. Ia and 4 inches.
Asp do. do. g, IL, 2 snd inches
EIOObIk0. - ~ AVE
PINE FL0OkISG ""
zso 90 f.et -. So. 81 and 4 WHITE PINE
sEIfCfe and SECONDS. seasoned
JclsT of al sizes. from Il to 81 feet long
so CYPRESS SHINGLES OF different
L. 90. from the hest 10 common
snd general sssortment Of LUMBER, includius
. lot Of CULEENS. very low
JOS j. K LIBBKY
nos I'm Nc. % Water street Georgetown N n
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5 wAsnIN TON sOHUErzEN yEKEIN

rs WASHINGTON sCHUETZEN yEREIN.
1ie Stockholders Of this Association are hsreby
iniC rmtd that the Pack BONDS xiIl be issued
IH1S At1t ENOON, from 20 O'Clock, at A.
IA kus' Restaurant, Penn. avenue. he. Seen az
aid o, sis Il. HEINZ, President. -
:. IL h AN tLEB, Secretary. Ii
n=sT. PATRICK's BUILDING ASSOCIA-
US lion.
&c call the attention OF those who wished Il Sc
cure stock his Association to the fact that the
books will be open till after the next meeting,
which VIII be held at carroll Hall q sweet, bet
sth snd leth. on MONDAY. Nov 9Th. at ~ N
Nc . 81 VIM. p. TOWN. sec.
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PHILIP d sOLOMoNr.
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE

332 fsprsyivania avenue. bet. 9Th and 10th n.
Ioftf
INE Make money by purchasing LIME az Z
ALLEN Ofiice rear OF Metro politan Ho-
tel, between 9Th srd It'll 1T eets. nos.st
GAS IlN RES n IatI a A. =, M
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POTOMAC REAL KsTATEkGD BCILr
~ NOTICE 10 WHOM IT MAY CON
II Z GERM

TX GERM
:, , HEFIsTER's OFFICE, November 2. 1855
Htiict - h.TeDy given that Licenses issued TO
Eterefs a Hotels, Ihvtr, ., Ordiuarfes, kestgu-
I-i' sam p.r Rooms. Tirpling Houses, W ple.aIe
ere Retail Dealers Of spiTituous and Ferneptp!
liquors Wines, anG Cordials. Groceries, Iry
SOcd- bnts. Gaps. Boots. shoes, aud Keaf :
nlsce CiCt'l =, Hardware, Medicines, Perfum-ry,
Naicirs end ,. VERY, Lumber. Wood and CoIl,
Z MISSION NeTcbarts. Hackney Carriages
thili u-es, II. * Il. Jars. Billiard Tables, Baxa-
teile ati' = Ten pin Alleys, Confectionery, and
iOr Hawking ard Pe1dliny. and Dealers in Old
IRON, Bfsss, toppeI sc viii eNpipe on MON
- Y tb@ I'd dsy Of Now mber 1853. and that said
Lie Us. Hns' be renewed at this ofic within ten
oays thsreaiier. IA. BOSWELL.
NO iUt Register,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06
LOST AND FOUND.

IAkEN TIP ESTEAy-on the 18Th CI'ina a
II dry WIFI COW, With red necs matked ,n
btth ears he owner will pl A. come forward
prove property, pay charges end take her sgs..
q. w DUNALG,
hoo unisntpwu - -.
(AMk To MY PREMISES. on tn mas rrtl a.
~ wood, 9 farm, near Bisdensburg, IN o. ~ Ut
the 80 OF October, sorr-l HDR>E lame IN 90,
hlfc leg. ano left fore leg. The owner can c,,ne
IoINho, p owe property. pay cha ges aud tax, IL
away. iso5 81 GkohGE ToLlyAR.
SD kEwARD.-Lost, on the Sta Inst, "a Penn
90 aSanne, between LIT and ID streets ea.t ~
ON sth street east. uetwee Pc n anf Vtruinfs
aver ues lady $ GOLD ensmeltd EAR RING Toe
sbUve reward will be paid fsr ats reIurn q th-
Methodist Protestant Parsonage, corner StA straef
east and Virginia avenue. IL
STkAfED OR sToLEN-On Wedue.iay -isat
November 4th, a Dark Chestnut Pen EG VITA
WHITE fetloc Joint; white spot on forehead; n n
rhcker VI the finder VI III return him to WILLIAM
Bhp1H or Ridge street. het~t VI aud north
snd an And 5th west he will he suitabIE rrw arc
boe-N WILLIAM BOOTH.
TNAkHN Up tSrhAY, On NY PnFwf~F~
on Tuesday. the 81 inst. cue CCW The oyner
Wln please GENE forward, prove property, pay
Charges, and taGe her away.
JOHN b MILLER
Moore e farm, near Gleux9od Cemstery
e. RkWARD-straved away, "a the Slst nit a
'~'.' BLACK Try cow, heavy with caf, white
horrs. ack at the ends. vtite gu her saoniier
turned to MATTHEW MYERS 7th street - 4
g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06
ETAL TICK

II d A L NO tt CE
W II BARRETT, D. D. s.,
fFOrmtrly of Philadelphia No. 20 a. street be
tween Pa. ave- and G street
All Dental Operations skiIlfuly performed
tttth extracted without pain ty administering
REFERENCES.
Pref l.. Buckingham, ID u s
Ptot Je-nfs Truman, l. ID
Prof Geo. i Barker. u. d s.
Prof > lias NiiGmsn, NJ D., pannsyIva.
- MIA GO iiese of Dental Sur cary Philateip hia
HaiNey LinG-i,y, M. d, No. $40 Cstreet, Wash
hAtob' ~ &C n 6n
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nR. BURToN'S
H lOBAtfn ANTVnnTE

II TOBACCO ANTIDoTE.
NARRANTED To REMOVE AL nT.-RF FnR To-
also an excel nj sptotiZsr IL plr1f.t 40
rffhsN Ire tlood. iByigt rates TIE m - So
graf hourishirg aId stT'agth, niBg paS-r-. n
slss ele'p rsffeshing and e-t4hIis.rs robust
health Smoker and ossUtts Tor yrrl s.rsS caySg
Price Fifty cents pr haN P6s. o. = srfut-.a.t-
irg treatise on ~" ~ juriors ELECTS % tohs.,o
with lists a. trstmSHisls. references. &C ~F~r
FAkk. Agents gated Aodre.-
DE-. /. y. 4 BIoIT, jersey City. y. j.
TESTIMONIALS.
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unc IL On 'fsr E0l
GsT>HsL, Conuottou. Harri on Co. ohio
RON TbE {. TREAsJ RY. : .-rr'crg s Dfrs
iIesst nd a supply uf tie ANr.DoFE. T. "a
Ts't'rsd has d,ne as Ico-k RELY
OF Fn-sv.
FROM NFw HAMPSHIRE STATE pR-.ox e MI
Ben 81 iihuerCe her. hayisg o.. O. cur. OF a..
Arp tIts tor tobacco by u-i'G DR.. Bnrfo : A-ti
DOT. se deeire supply for the ptisoa ers Of thI,
JosTPH MATo, Warden ON H state Prison.
ABLnEFR TEsT NuNy pr. purton'S Ant rose
tor 0tacco mas a-,onupfiy9si al rfa,,,,sg ~
W.M.,N, Is Nat Bank. New AI5,uy. ia.
A CLEEGYMAN's TESTIMONY -oNE Box OF Az
TIuoIE cured la, brother aud myseff II never
ais Rev - sHosMakEE;
fGoM TFE PoLICE HEADoUARrzRS. LYNN. Ms
Mr. gH'n,d t~,T;s IRE pounds q z a IN ;5r..
dsStfe Tor ttbacoO is removed.
WI W. IR.
FROM THE soUTHkRS HOME JoUEN.r. Ssrrr-
Noks MD One boSot BurtOh's Autij --.. -. "a rel
gu dfS'rt fCT he weed from ne I raAa ,ie.saTt
T.T. Star. Editor.
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p. IL king
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