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Evening star., 1868-10-08

~ Montreal journals claim that statistics
snow the percentage of persons attending
school in that province to be greater than that
OF any other country, not even excepting the
United States.
~There are now four first rate Touring
mills in and about Fredericksburg. Ficklin's,
Mckenney's, Myers &Bruille's and Slaughter
Il Gordons.
~ Mr. James Crawford, formerly a resident
OF Alexandria. Va, and for long time the
proprietor Of the Green House, in that city,
died in Port Deposit, Maryland, last week
~Rev. Bishop McCiin confirmed sixty in
81. Paul's Church, Portsmouth, Va, on Sun
day. The mem bership of ST. Paul's numbers
over 1900 persons.
~The Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South will meet in Charlottes yilIe
Va, on the 18th of November
ga religious revival has been going on for
several days AT Martha Washington College,
Va. Eleven young ladies have been converted
There are 1886 homeopathic practitioners
in the United States.
sVImmense fiocks of wild pigeons are daily
passing over the neighborhood Of Petersburg,
Va.
~Among the wealthy residents Of Paris are
said to be fifty colored families.
Evening star., 1868-10-08

TIE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
Elsewhere will be found the q uartsrly Report
of the National Metropolitan Bank showing
most gratifying exhibit of the prosperity and
healthy condition OF this responsible and ad-
mirably conducted banking establishment The
confidence felt in it by the business community
is shown by the very large amount of deposits
nearly a million of dollars; and the bank has
fairly entitled itself to this cordial support of
our business men, by the liberal spirit it has
always evinced towards its depositors.
Evening star., 1868-10-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EOR sALE-The STOCK. GOODWILL, and
4 FIXTURES Of Segsr Store, together with
Bnileipg, containing several rooms: suitable for
means. without employment. INQUIRE at the store
on 18th street, between Rhode Island avenue and
street oc Stf
EOR SALE-A very handsome aud Btvush light
Y top BUGGY HARNESS, (pew) Inquire of
CRUlT SON, 0eorgetown, ID. U. oc 1-t'
FOR SALE-A light. two-sested, shifting top
4 BUSINESS WAGON. Also, small stock of
GROCERlEs, and Fixtures complete. No. 37h
street north ~ oc 7-10t.
EOR sALE-A large sized SANFORD -
HEATER; the best kind OF . stove Tor
heating a breakfast room or store room
above. Inquire at 3ss 10Th street. ocS 81 -
" CARRIAGE6. -
AZ ~. On hand fine assortment OF HYh1
&30E New ana Second hand CAR E400S
- IMAGES, which will be sold -
st reasonable prices; Repsi1ipg promptly attended
No 374 d street, bet. 9Th and 9th, and 471 9th
street. near d. oc 6-3t'
Evening star., 1868-10-08

A pastoral letter from Archbishop Spalding
has just been published, in which we find the
following paragraph:
"2. In their pastoral letter to the faithful, the
Fathers Of the Council admonish them to alb
commonly called toait,es, round or German
dances, which, as recently practiced, are sheck.
ing to every sense of dehcacy and denserous
to morals. The more effectually to cakJE ont
this warning. and to remove all prytSA AHr
viewing such dances as harmless, wS Sate
strictly enjolned that they be neither taasht
nor even practiced for recreation among those
OF the same sex, in any Of our colleges, acade-
mics or schools whether conducted by Catho.
lies or placed under Catholic auspices"
Evening star., 1868-10-08

Buy Lot. Taks this step 10 secure Q homs
Ten beautifui LOTS directly On the grade on % iith
Also, sisis LOTS On 18th street; pavsnsnt in
Iir:t Daynent alo down: bslsuss s,e p,,a
monthly WIN buy Lot q FESTIVE bergsi
eN.lw corner n I. ayenus sad itth .trs..,
Evening star., 1868-10-08

"Martha" at the National Theatre this even
ing. Benefit Of Miss RichIngs tomorrow
night, and first performance in this city of
"TravIata" in English.
Evening star., 1868-10-08

During the sessions of the Episcopal Conven.
hon in New York, Missionary Bishop for
Oregon is to be chosen, and Rev. Charles N.
Robertson, Bishop Of Missouri, will be conse-
Grated.
Evening star., 1868-10-08

The woman compositors OF New York have
organized "Female typographical Union,
No
Evening star., 1868-10-08

"Uncle Tom sCabin" continues to draw at
Wallis Opera House.
Evening star., 1868-10-08

Br hA8fIN r. 8OHnIB.
kBAL ESTArR Is BR0KEs.
New York sysals osd sth strest.


large three stery sal sstie BRICK MANSION,
sss :S,:, :sSSI
srS,. Il f'ss aSs;: ss. ;,.., q
oslity Price s10e. Terms sssy. Aa e''H>' W.
"A! "A three,.tory and basement BRICK HOUSE,.
on stS street sesss.s ss ssd M Sc, .;ss
good paved alley, &c. Price osOo. Terms easy
neg 6v~rcom FRAME HOUSE, o. Vermont
svenus; near the intersecti Of Rhode Island ave
A tvo-story and basement FRAME HOUSE,
With nine rooms. back building ont house, hns
h and streets. Price only Ss.0oo.
A beautiful new three story BRICK HOUSE. on
street, With every modern Improvement; loos itT
House has nine rooms, hne hAils, sestibele, pm
tries: closets, six marble N antes, bath room, VA
sa0oO down; remsisder IN one, two, three. and
four years.
A new three story PRKssKp-BRIoK HOUSE.
$500 only $3.50 dos1: isnsindsi in one. two, S
three, and four years. Located on ID street bean
An eight room FRAME HOUSE, vide hall and
sce passage fine stabling; lot 2s By i9O feet, 90
wids paved alley, on 10Th street, between n and o
BRIcK HoTsss on pefnsss stssst Tbs.e hsase, es
have seven rooms each. hall fine cellar, gas water
the kiSd in The pfes e only
One Thousand cash: remainder or long time snd
In small monthly payments The location is gen
tee and free from any nuisance Whatever. These
houses hsTsthe beneht Of the most complete sew
ersRe in the city.
- - have for sale some most choice Bull DING
particular parcels Of ground that can commend
ssst speculation % to persons fishing tT 1ys't in
oc6N New York avenue and 9Th street.
LOB SALE Or RENT-Three three story aud
Il back building BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
Lots le. feet By l4s, 70 thirty foot alley IN
fifteen foot alley at side. Houses set back Is feet
from building line for front garden water ana gas
Just fnis bed, and for sale on long tme-One nrth
cash, or for rent 70 careful tenants. Ioauire Of
JOHN B ELvANS A Co
se St 81 and 80 Louisiana avenue,
tRep ,Chron., INTEL.
LOB EXCHANGE for Property near W sshins-
Il ton. Q fine MANSION. with eight Acres Of
ground well improved. in the city Of PhiIadelphia
Address w." Star 6fhce se2 tf
E0R RENT-One BRICK HOUSE No 500 New
Jersey avenue, between and q streets, con-
tsining rooms; Sss per month. Inquire Of W. q.
JOHN6ON, 9Th and streets north. an l2-n
Evening star., 1868-10-08
BOARDING..

COMMoDIOUs ROOMS IN THE DESIRABLE
~ residence formerly occu pied by DIR. enOot,
"a aNerue. No las, north side. between 18TH
aIe 2ih SITS The hor se has been thoroughly rem
Table Board. oc a.'
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, Or TWO SIN
"A GLE GINTLEMEN can find excellent
References required. Apply to W. Il OWEN No.
= 43a street, Washington, or @. W. CR0PLEH,
corner Congress and Bridge sts., Georgetown.
E0RRENT-Furnished, with or without Board.
Il six or seven delightful Rooms; at 41O lath
street, between ana g. oc6 ST.
R0ARDING AND LODGINGS Second house
two FURNISHED ROOMS, connected, offered Al
reduced prices and on accommoda ating terms The
house recently repaired and in good order. ocs 81
HSEDS0MELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
H BOARD. il desired, in O pleasant location;
corner and 10th streets. ocs-6tF
HANDS0MILY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
II hrst-class BOARD. In Q new house with mod
ern improvements; 633 street, opposite General
GRANT oc Slim
EIRsT-CLAss BOARD $40 PER MONTH:
- ROOMS 81 to SlO. in healthy aud pleasant
location, short walk from most Of the public ef-
nces; At No 2ls street, between 7th and 18th
s'reeo. ocl-lnE
ELEGANT Rooms ROB RENT With Board;
auirs 81 4s3 10th street, opposite Gas Office.
E0R RENT-Nicely furnished ROOMS, with
-, - nrst,eiass TAsLk BOARD. No. 334 Il street,
between oth ahd 9th. se23
CENTLIMEN WISHING FIRST CLASS
NJ TABLE BOARD, with an the comforts OF q
sPRs ass e kS 10Th
ton given. Terms only S5 per week IN ad.
vance. sc l6-sm
Evening star., 1868-10-08
WIEsBADEN.

HOUSANDS Of years have testified to the salu-
brfeus e1ects of its Tbermes and of its extraordt
nary mild climate All its bathing houses pro
vided With first. class accommodations 20 receive
suesss IN summer and winter. Mlesoaos9s iocs-
ofthe Rhine river and Of the ancient cities
Of MainZ and Frankfort. Most exquisite ameni
ties are afforded to its visitors. The Agpifeent
building Of the Cure saloon. where gre restaurants
leading rooms, &C., military music, conc srt. per
currence. The theatre, richly subsidized, Il in
suceeesful operation With daily psrformancss OF
operas and dramas. This watering place affords
also vide elds for hunting parties in the vicisiy
OF fHochst and Ooidvater Oure institutions. Pine
" she valleys Of Nero and Dietenmuhle. Tbs ofice
o. TIE Curing Association and its chief omc:r Mr..
Information about the bathing place 70 parties Who
msy ,s cal or write. wissbedsn: tsussis August
Association ;..DF.. PaXenstecner; Roysl Court
fehr, y Reyi. ocT-Ns
Evening star., 1868-10-08
PIO MICS, EXCURSIONS, 10.

Oh hoUST vIBNos
The Steamer ARROW. !" Captain rho. stasss-
pole leaves her wharf, foot Of Sew
Issnasy. etoePtedJ for MouSfd6
kksSasSbiss11sin biss1sins sR9 sPa rsSs,yips p.s.spgsr e
inSTOn; MARSHALL HALL, Ma, and WHITE
hvosE. s.-retnrniss TO the city at D. m
rare 20 Mount Vernon and return, inc adin M a
niss,on 70 the Mansion and Grounds, Sia.
Tickets for sale at eli the primo nal Hotsl. "a
at the steamer D wharf
The Arrow can be chartered By private partf.s
clubs, or associations 20 mske afternoon or NOE
light excursions On the Potomac BY applying on
board, orto JAMES eYkEs,
General su perintendent,
ee lo-lm Once W illards' Hotel
Evening star., 1868-10-08

NOTICE.
By an order of the vESTRY of CHRIST
CHURCH, Washington Parish, 1 am authoriHsi
to publsh the names of the following bodies 30
in the Public vaqf Washington ConeressionsI
Cemetery. The friends of the same are reone,faJ
to make arrangements for buryfug them Sitbin
ten days from this date If not buried within that
time, 1 am ordered to bury them at their friand;
EXPENSE WM Il. LUSBI, Sexton
List Of Bodies ia Public FdVlt for NOR, than m.
yedr. WV
Nay Sd, lS62-Mrs CIR afs child
Aug. Goth, l863-Bette kau.
Jan. 18th, ,l86@Moilie DonouRh
Aug. 18th, lS65-W. W. Norris
Dec. 4th. 1S66-Jaae Caldwell
May Sd, lSj6-James Hyleb child
May 2sth, lS66-Sergt. Jones'
Aug 18th, lS65-earah Beil.
Dec. nth, ls66-Matilda Skidmore
Jan. 2lst, 1877 = McDonoughs q child
Feb. 2th, ,lS57-Laskey's child
May Bth, 18Q-Geo. w. Smith q child
June 6th, ls67-Mary r Amber cromtie.
July Eth, 1874 Richards child
July 10Th, ls1-W. G. smoot child
Nov. 25th, lS7-D. Nicker's child
Nov 18th, lSd-E E Beymor's child 1t-
Evening star., 1868-10-08
a MANS REsTAURANT
so1 HINTH STREET.

:, Rehtted and ENLARGED. making it one Of n !. n
the most complete establishments In the NJ \
city. Private DINING. rooms for parties. lssI
oc slim SEBA6TIAN kHAN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

eso0sl News Co Baltimore 10.
People from
4. II. CLEAvELAND a CO.,
0RY GOOOS AND NOTIONS,
1O3 ~. Cav Street,
BALTIMORE

DEoPLE OFTEN WONDER how we can
III afford - sell our goosls go cheap, 40 they
give such general satisfaction. Well, the rea-
arn is. we bHy eAsap for casa, aud sell only for
the same. We have nov In use three stories.
w.li hlied with desirable goods Of every dcs-
crptian. Our buyer bcing constantly in the
market ws are always posted ON prices and al
ways have something new 10 show our custom
eFs. Our trade l. steadily increasing wc have
besa obliged Ia keep ia our employ eighteen
Ivrsans we have fourteen young ladies IN our
retail department. who have had long expert
ehce va the trade. aud IN whom reliance eau be
PLACED when buying. our departments are di-
videi Ia the following order
flRsr-A large assortment oI all wnol De.
lsiues, MsFtnors. Cashm.f-s, Black Alpacas,
tulared AipAcas. Paul de CheVres, flaid No
haifs, aud great variety too numerous to men
,i,,n next-a fne stock of Linens and white
o'a-ls neat the largest aud best selected
atek "t >lIAMLS in baltimore, from 30 ets. uI
g. Sc. next-a tine line Of Hosiery. gents aud
ladies ndkfs.. Gloves. UnneFshirts. Drawers
att susI~ndrTs. On the opposite side. tho
heasa"st stssck af BLACK lloeskins aud hue all
w-'l cassimsFvs IN Baltimorcg q nice line oi
hsaV! Cloths. sattinetts and ny. Jeans va
Rfsat variety next-a varied assortment OF
Linseys. White, he'd, Ycllow. Blu. aud shaker
Flaunels I.xt-bFown Muslins iFoun the tine
f'spfAl g. the heavy Laurel u next nleached
Nuslihs tfuip the pretty Androsc"sgin ~ the
iurahl- WamsuttA neHt-gl. 80 aud ~
sAreting quilt. Linen bamasks, Hiu- Denim,
u kerry. tanvass. D'ils. csmbries. Canton
Fistneis. brown and white aud last un unr
Retail Stcs are the talis,-~.. irutn si ets - the
isaat mAks. II Msrritnark. American aud
slfaruss. nii 1T which We ~iii .ei cheaper
ttsn any ether heuts ~ baltimore city. N"w
Y.a tara To- s"uf lett aud :" up - our third
st.Fy. ~hsFv yoa wiii hnd the best stock of
.llTk ANb CoLVREb BLANKETS. cuiof
go tvunteri anss, Csrlet. and lIu"p ssiFis.-
"a a"~ tara and 81 l""ar Wholesale Depart
msnis whtch afr st.,cksd with lhc same kind
90 saetssnatnrfstrti ia ,ur Retail department.
hstius thfcs rs'ups here al packed ~iih goo
'-.tsht ~ factory lfis.s aui all be .old ~
l.insiy los
~ - ask u a. ElNs ur lar iriai and ~
sufe g. please teu uus clerks 4s. l-lits
sti sfc siilns (, she's yog through our e.iae-
iishiaent Caii aud see "a when yuu visit the
a.ir and yeu wili he sure g. be fewafiei for
si'iug the establishment II
D 4 cLEAvELASp CO
EEgl{ E9, IogHEEN
ts1 \ 1sy 81. d,-sg iro'n FruntSt..
baltimore. Nd
k@ ~ ueul4 give cur customers b. uEdsF-
8aad AZ W HAik No INTEREST
WlTH ANf 0THkR STORE ~ orr
"A Al
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. saspe.s IN LIFE ara, gfAwns
tfee,

~ cAtaxo fras,..k wsIheessy "
F" $50 hAsasa -, 90 u. Has, - =, sAsty
ssaAs a 50. wAs rset- ed IN lhe xst. Dassloa
- Si.asNy AngnlfE.,. y a0ze exgse.ts 10 ,omr
asagsstl y as ess ~ 10 a.lsA that tas tgain.
Il, - s.s-lsa = &c .'aasaa .io.ss,' .sssly be-
49, s.ssN y tb esyAr v Nv. s. t. Ga,si,y.
esa'ss H. slslu RAr.sssS sstet6a sho i-ss' snrs
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sa3 80 Is ssai - -r3asy al dives .wssa, A. the
ll@tux sasvs sas.sou. As dist ola little ,aaaslon
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0niais " Suarnlss pARuEs Nh bat are now
csilssf snTprlss parties hec1me quite fashionable
IN Ensiand al,oat The year ls00. whsn tlasy wsrc
eallsA aplenlc snppees." Tie bill ui taTe wRs
prepared, each dish being nnmlsrcd, and she sab.
wFlbsFa 10 the entertainment drew lois, and each
wAs tpat.igcd 10 fafnish tie dish marked agalntl
The nuushsr he drew, Tnis rany be- svTfal as q
hini 10 pess0ns gesllng np surprise paliiss which
tsrlalum~nt now 10 vogue. heraase tie entertain.
~ u fequFqd 10 furnish eBlY she lsarlers, and Il
put a. 10 tf0nhis 10 pfepaw hs tie gussis. shls
the vlsitols lnFnish taeir eMn supper aud sHmsr.
sua fhws sqaaige eApenscs. n that ESQ people
uhu llsa II = pleasant honae but who rannoi II.
Anrd 70 pFegaFe 40 enieFtalnmens entirely a. thtiF
own eusi. may all fecsive lhtlf ffiends ocsnslun.
ally, and euloy social aud feslai evening
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

ksA- A liaFtkaA EemslAsan ewsA lag shst
has 4 great passion lsF gswe rides - tw horns
cass. lie lcAvsa The hsase On nslsvss street.
Aigs % The corner sill 4 car eouass atolR. then
iamps on the plalfnr1m, noWs lnsiAe, s~Ara asmi
10 sls coolest manneg Yoasshle. Nhssi he eAs
passes hls ownsg's store he lnsnla 9f. an6. afles
asAking ahUss stop gess nAxk hnma - H. sams
uay ks eame aovr TIE comaneiag ksa hin,
aud lsl hisa tide haennaa II hls amar ana.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

Am- RsehAsds vas an inev,ssh.s ehewt. og To-
bacco. To break hlu.aelfof ike hahil, he iook u,
anothsT, Whlsl was that u uasking a pledse
ahuut onrs a lacnth that he would never ehew
another pisct iir hsoke bis pledge a. ofeu ~
h. made h. The lsss time ! saw hin. be told sas
he lad hrnken 20 fog good, hsa now, - mrs
hsm, he xas takins anolher ehas'
s'why, Richards" aays !, 'sy2n.lslA-szr yna'
had given 40 that haisii, hns ! ~ you arr n Il
again"
'sYes." BE- upiis1. 4 hsvs g,ons 10 chsw.uk,
aud ltff ~ ivsgy.
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.rs- The lIambsss II ~ lFlsh gsnllsinaa lss-
Ing dlssnsl'sd BY thu tsl .: aaosh~ psaslemAa
who had come 20 sdl~lnlsNs here whll ping be
aslsA him whethsr nt uesnt 10 de- - ,nmAniy
a. at a. 10 tiog hiaa whIts IN led
stsstaialy uos,' waa sbs visitor sepy.
s'wsii, ,heu,' seloleud the other, avssily Foll-
ins himssif ~ seEy snagls In lhs hsi.elushsa
''yuu may salt - lgng Aa goa pies .. bn hang
AZ n ~ get % whlx yon'EH in tks aoa -"
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lowina ~ u aai4 thAl lhaEe aaN lsls salaoa
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men. For ~ ssasum. ueeappGee. ~ aaaleFsay
of tlasm Age men - Ars glfsMs ~, - - -
ulsh "a alarve anyhn1ye slssss.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-19

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Miscellaneous.

WEBB II MERRYMAN,
wnoLEsALE Axn RETAIL
GrOcers h Commission Merchants,
N@ l20 N. Calvert Stroot,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
TnNlIE undersigned having associated them.
il selves iof the purlusc IT conducting tns
Mhole.alc and retail Groccry, Liquor ani Gcn.
eral Commission Business ut t20 North Calvert
Street. Baltimore. beg leave respectfully io IA.
form their friends aud the public generally.
that ,hry kecp constantly "n hand lArg. aud
we'll selected stock ut
GROcERfES & LIQrOHS
of all kinds. aud of the best quality rnnsising"i
TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR,
Flour. Hams, Eggs, Butter aud Lard,
SOAP. FISH, SALT,
CANNED FRUIT.
PiCKLES.
FRESEETrS
JELLIgS.
Rais"hs. Citron, Dried Fruits.
Orange, Lcn"L.. Apples.
Nu,. Fiss.
CHOICE WINES 4 LIQUORS
81 all kind.. whirh they arr prepared e. de
p,so of at the very lowest Wholcsai"
and Retail Markr, Price.
5'ss- Highest market l'FiSs- pail for Btf.
TER. EGGS ac
Ofiet. aud rru-,snuruts 81 al ki..i- s..lirit
cd. aud prompt attention I.s'i ." ihs i. 81
GRAIN, and sii kind. ~ r.untr. i'r,aiuc".
!. FRANKLIN WEIR.
HENRY y. MLRRYMAN.
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LNXTHA A SUPER FLOUR.
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JOHN r. TIMANus.
a. \ Green street Bsitimors. hd.
Nov. 9i.--Em.
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