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STEAMER COMMUNICATION WITH
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK

We understand that the Merchants Lire of
steamers between this city and New York have
found their freights from Norfolk to New York
TO be OF such impoTta that they are about to
make that city stopping place both in going
and retaining. This communication will be
OF great benefit 70 both places, and cannot fail
10 build up considerable trade between the
two cities. We note with pride and graufica-
ton the success OF this steamship company
Tor upon ~ depends 10 n great extent our
freight facilities with New York. Before its
establishment we were at the mercy of foreign
capitalists, who made our merchants interests
subservient 10 their own, the rates of freight
and punctuality of delivery being entirely in
accordance with their ideas of seIf-interest.
and should the enterprise originated by our
merchants have fallen through, we should
nave been IN the sane condition as before
A suiklng instance of the effect of this monop-
ohnng Influence Is now being experienced by
the merchants of New York and Boston
war OF competition between the Clvde line and
Merchants line, which ragged fierceIy for two
years or more. was finally ended by the defeat
and withdrawal of the Merchants line leaving
me "Clyde," or private line, masters of the
held They Immediately advanced the prices
OF freight one hundred per cent. 10 meet the
losses they had sustained, and in consequences
the merchants and consumers have to bear the
burden. The victory of the private line has so
coWed me Boston merchants that an effort Just
made to start new Company, with a capital
OF s5,NN,OD0, could not secure a subscription of
one-tenth the amount. This experience should
cause our merchants to see that this is not the
late OF their line, As upon it they must depend
for regular and cheap freight comm unication
In supporting II they are banefitng themselves.
and any division or GOODNESS on their part
would IN the end damage their business in
terests materially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

'IRoTTISG HORsEs IN AMERICA W.
nave received from Blanchard & Nobun. and
from French 4 Richardson, copies OF this
work, being series of communications by the
late Hiram Woodruff. noted during his Ii fe as
trainer and racer of trotting horses. These
letters were originally published in Wilkes
SIiTit Of tAe Tunes, and are thorough compen.
dun Of all matters pertaining 10 the pedigree,
history and training OF all he fast trotting
horses ever produced in this country. II is Il
handsomely gotten up volume OF some four
hundred pages, and will be found very inter.
e>ung and profitable 10 all who take an inter-
est II fast horse flesh.
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THE FINANCIAL CRISIS I'm NEW Yong Tn.

IHE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN NEW YoRKAThe
excitement in Wall street continues. The
strlngeney IN money yesterday resulted in A
general break deyn in stocks The market
opened weak, and fell to 65, a decline of ELK
per cent. upon the figures OF the day before
while the preferred sold down to 20. The panic
extended to Northwestern, which usually
sympathizes more or less with st. Pauls, aud
the common stock declined to 3. The CLIQUE
stocks generally, fell off 3a5 per cent IN sympa-
my, New York Central and Hudson River
berg especially weak. About noon, a very
uneasy feeling prevailed, in consequence of re-
ports OF failures growing out of the break in
prices. One leading operator was mentioned as
temporarily embarrassed through his inability
TO procure money At the moment though pre
sentlnE the amplest collateral; there is how
ever, no probability of his being unable In
honor his obligation in full The strlpgency
OF money !, If possible, mere aggravated
stock bOrTower in needy circumstances, do
Lot stop 10 bargain about rates. but readily
pay @a}8 per cent. per day. and the difference
between cash and regular stock ranges from
cay Per cent Some relief Is hoped from the
decline IN stocks; but how tar that may b.
qualified by further tying up operations re-
mans 10 be seen The Generalization exten-
ded TO the bond market, and under large oIsr-
Ings prices opened 3aK below the closing
figures Of the day before. At the noon call there
was better feeling, with 4 recovery OF .ak
per cent.
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VIZ CLOVES WD
GENUINE BUCKSKIN GLOVES.
MANUFACTURED BY
JACOB RAMsBURG 4 eONs.
GeOraetOWn ID a.

81 GLOVES MADE TO ORDER noe-lm
1 UNBER LUMBER.
WHITE OAK PLANK, ], Ia, ?, ~, 8 and 4
Inc b. thick. N
kwALhUT BDhRDS AND PLANK, a<,T,l,u,,
POPLAR do. DO. s. I, 2, and inches
ASP do. do. -, Ia, aud inches
$500 fset and 5-4 Virginia and T. s. PINE
FLOORING. ANH
10 600 feet 4. and 3 4 Florida and Carolina
PINE FLOORING.
go 600 feet a., a. So and 81 WHITE PINE
SELECTS and SECONDS, seasoned
JOlST OF all sizes. from II 70 80 feet long.
30 go CYPRESS SHINGLES Of diferen,
brands from the best To- common
Ands general assortment Of LUMBER, including
lot Of 4 CULLFNS. very low.
JOS & J. i. LTBBRY.
moo I'm No. 81 Water street, GsorRetovn n ~
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They tell pretty rough story on A r
Stewart. the New York .smerchart prince ;,
who, like most very rIch men when they 50,
up an extensive and snowy esta blishment. has
undertaken to do little something in the yav
OF ''patronizing" literature and arr. a. :, i
Called "A cole ctIon of old and rare books
mace IN Savannah by bibliomaniac named
sIneI was recently sent TO New York for sale
ana the persons in charge, with 4 view, proba.
oiy' 10 securing good prices, had some special
Catalogues prepared, which We're sent ~ a
r'pef OF the wealthy men of the eity. with
an ih'iiahon ~ call and examine the booxs
before The sale. After a few days, the story
goes mr.. Stewart sent a note to the parties in
interest saving that be had carefully exanined
me collection but must decline to purchase for
the reason that he found the books Zoo ,5J =,
answer his purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

Our evening contemporary, in its recommend.
alton OF a brother editor opposed TO 1t in poll
tics for high official position, is not without
limitations. The New York SUN comes out yes.
terday in a long editorial strongly urging the
democracy to nominate Mr.. Marble, editor OF
the World. for Mayor of New York. Unfortu-
nateiy, We fear, the endorsement isn't worth
much IN the eyes of the powers-that-be, in
either Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

Inc question OF who wrote the piece of
poetry published on the occasion o; the trial N
Boston OF Az thony Barns, familiarity known
by the title Tear down the Haunting Lieu is
sun unsettled, although the majority of those
best qualified 10 Judge incline TO the opinion
mat II was written by VIM. GLAND Bourne.
Instead OF by Colonel Halpine, who claimed l..
ana 10 whom II was generally attributed This
'ie"' We observe, Is now held by Charles A.
Daha' VINO was the managing editor of the
I'7oEHe when the lines in question were orIgi-
nally published IN that paper. Dir. Bourna,s
case Is weakened, we think. by his faiIure N
assert his claims 10 the authorship during the
lifetime OF Mr.. Halpine. SAIL with this cir
cumstance against him, the weight of testimony
seems 10 De IN his favor. The controversy is a
curious one, however. and shows that a person
cannot o. too careful N perfecting in eyery
way his title to anything he proposes to claim.
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Entail MOTH

W II. BARRETT, d. ID. g.,
formerly of Philadelphia No. 20 a. street. be-
tween Pa. ave. and q street
MI Dental Operations skillfully performed
Teeth extracted without pain by admi aisteriIg
f1Ts Nitrous OJiis.
REFERENCES:
Prof. T. L. Buck NJ CHAM, D. D. s.
Prot. James Truman, ID ID s
Prot Geo. Barker, D. ID. g
Prof Blias Wi!dmsn, NJ D., ID. n. s Pennsylva-
- MIA College OF Rental Surgery. Philadelphia.
Harvey Lindsey, II. D., No. $40 Cstreet, Wash
iDgtOn, D. e.. &C n en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

An'AsTIc.-The Louisville Couutsr,
staunch Democratic journal, asks the CIeve.
land Piaiadealer, another OF the same KIND. 10
explain What has become of the very large
Isrsehte vote promised by that paper to be cast
IL Ohio against Grant.
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REGISTERS OFFICE
u WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. 8. 1855
To WHOM MAY CONrFRN

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Noucs IS hereby sivea, that the numbers for
wagons authorized under act approved May 9
1875 are now ready for distrl buOn to All parsons
owning wagons who have taken ORt the license
ftgulred ioT the year Les. on the payment of ten
tIOl cents AZ this office.
Ten go, days from this date all other numbers
upon wagons will be disregarded, and the owner
or owners Of any wagon permitting the same q be
run without the numbers required by the above
act viii subject themselves to the penalty of the
law. y A BOSWELL
no o-lOt lBepublican Register W. e..
rEP0TOMAC REAL ESTATEAND BUILD
uS ING COMPANY.-specisl meetings Tor
sale OF Shares every MONDAY EVENING during
tbls month, at Temperance Hall Il street, between
9th aud 10th streets.
Stop paying ent and buy 3 Eouse. - shares will
entitie you to borrow - O,r by paving a per
month g. shares, $500 BY paying SIS per month.
Gee CONSTITUTION nos Sc
0+FAIR IN The FIRST wABD-Ths La
uS Cies of the WESTERN PRESBYTERI4N
CHURCH bold FAIR at Green's Hal, Penn
avenue between Eth and 18th streets, EVERY
ENESlSG THIS WEEK. There are several nov
elites connected with it-An Empress on her
Throne: a Tin Table; Jacobs Well; a Fish Pond;
Poet Office; Fortune Teller. A daily payer is is
sued, called THE Ladies Invitation. :" Admission
10 no2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

Inny
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
have now stock from which one cannot fail 70
make a selection-hsving
PARLOR SUITS
ranging from SIS to $50, consisting Of
SOFAS from 80 to 500.
GENLS CHAIRS from Slsto SIS
LADY CHAIRS from SIS to $50
SIDE PARLOk CHAIRS from "a to $40
MARBLE TOP TABLES from $40 to SIS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
Banging from SIS to $500, consisting of
BEDSTEADs from SIP to $500
BUREAUS with Mirrors, from g 80 TO $500
WASHsTANIS from SI2 to 500.
TABLES from SIS to $50.
CHAIRS from 81 to $40 each.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, in imitation OF
OAK, CHESTNUT, NGLISH OAK, MAPLE
and Painted in different Colors. Plain and and,
somely Ornamented, from s37 to Slc0, with and
without Marbles.l
UPHOLSTERED AND CANE SEAT ARM
EASY CHAIRs AMI ROCK EHS, from SIS to SIS
DINING AND SITTING ROOM CANE-sEAT
CHAIRS, WALNUT and OAK, from 81 to SIS
each.
IMITATION WALNUT AND OAK de-, at s1..o
to 81 each.
LADIES' ROCKERS. from So to $40.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CON

REGIsTER'S OFFICE, November 2. 1868
Nctlce Il hereby given that Licenses issued to
keepers Of Hotels, Tsverbs, ORDINANCES, Rest au-
rents sample Rooms Tippling Houses, WHOLESALE
am Retail Dealers OF sprituous aud Fermented
IlqEors: wines, and COrdiaIs, Groceries. Dry
GOODS Hats, Caps; Boots: shoes, ard Ready
made clothing, Hardware, Medicines, Perfumery,
watches and Jevelry. Lumber. Wood and Coal
Commission Merchants, Hackney Csrrfa1es
omnlt uses- ID X X. Cars. Billiard Tables, Bays-
tele ables. Ten pin Alleys, Confectionery, and
Tor Hawking and Peddling, and Dealers in Old
iron, Brass, Copper. &c will expipe on MON
pay. the I'd day OF November. 1853. and that said
Licenses must be renewed at this Off &C within ten
Gays hereafter. II. A. BOSWELL.
no IOt Rellater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

THE BEDDING DEPARTMENT,
Ibsve constantly on hand my own make and
make TO order
MATTRESSES Of oil kinds and sizes, from
smallest Crib to largest Double. and from common
Straw Mattress to nIesi Curled Hair Mattress.
Finest assortment Of all wool White. Silver
i'sid Of:
PILLOWS and BoLsTERs. with SLIPS"
sHEETS, &C, DC.
The MOST APPROVED SPRINGS in the
Special attention 10 called to about SO Pattern,
g TEskYs" snd PLaIS L Tsk
RY's. irt m which parties can make selection, in
having Furniture made TO order.
PARLOR and CHAMBER MANTEL MIRRORS
Frames, &c.
A fine assortment Of PLAIN and FANCY WIN.
DOW SHADES, Of all sizes.
Full line Of Green. Buff White, Blue, and Brown
SHADE HOLLAND, all widths.
SHADE CORD. TAssKLs, and FIXTURES of
oil kinds, &C., &c.
And in fact, everything for the
COMPLETE FITTING UP
AND FURNISHING OF HOTELS,
BOARDING. HOUSES, AHD PRIVATE REsI.
DlNCES,
AT SHORTEST NOTICE,
GALL fh sS sHf kHsgEs p Ty s1GsS AND
1LSEWHERE.
w. ID. MOSES,
AVENUE HOUSE,
sAkhIH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
noSlv WASHINGTON, d. O..
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

ybANGING BASE, Or what Edward pioa
to a. school. BY William Everett Wiustr.
chDNS I'M UREs ON THE GREAT HUsrINn
On, 50 n VI The WORLD. BY Victor Nm.
MhsR RaI a. ksHWoRE; Or; The Tower Of stor.
THE BUTTERTLYs oo.pv,
Stories. By Frederika Bremen, 81 ana other
TOLD IN THE TWILIGHT, sho,,
Long Evenings. BY Sydney Daryl, 8 2s iof
TIE FLOWER AND THE STAR, Ana o.,
Stories for children Written and nlustrsted sr
W. j. Linton. q so. "
CAST AWAY IN THE COLD. By DR.. Isaac
Hayes, so.
And many other NEW BOOKS FOR YOvyNc
PEOPLE, gotten mp In beautiful style. Also
very large assortment Of juvenile books for CHIL-
DRIN OF ALL AGES.
New Book Table"
PHILIP 4 soLOMONy,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE.
332 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th az,
Ro6-t
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In my
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE DE
PARTMkNT,
! have fine WALNUT AND OAK DESKS, from
SIS to Sl00.
LADIES' FANCY DESKS AND sECRr.
TABLES, from $40 to $50.
LIBRARY CASES AND SECRETARY CASES
OF several patterns, from S45 to $50.
Fine GARD, WALNUT, and OAK LIBRARY
TABLES, from SO to olO0.
Plain LIBRARY and OFFICE TABLES, from
$40 so.
LIBRARY and OFFICE UPHOLSTERED and
Cane Back and Seat, Revolving. Spring Back and
other CHAIRS from S?.5o t. SIS each.
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nR. BURT0N'S
~ TOBACCO ANTInnTE

ToBAttO ANTEDOTE.
WARRANTED To REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR To-
BACCo Il, Entirely rsg.fa5ls and harmless, aud i
also an exec emit appetizer 1t pHri6sS aud "a.
inches the blood inyicoratss the system pos sesss
great nCuTIsbing and ngtheniDg powers, m
abs the stomach 10 digest the teartisst food
n asts sleep refresbiDg. and establishes robust
health S 1ksrS and oEetrsrS for SHY years ctr,f
Price fifty cents Per box. Posi- ~. An interest
ing treatise on the injurious effects Of toba-c6
with lists o. teshmcp ials. references. etc SrNr
FREE. Agents waited. Address
bR. L. X. ABroTT, Jersey City, y. J.
TESTIMONIALS.
EuTtons hntcote frdm AZ Rev J. NJ. POgton noS ss d
ind II On sfsriEoL cK-s.
:. GAT>HAL, Connection, Harrison Co.. Chic
FROM The u &. TgEAsr-RY. S---s,avg OE-s-
Please send a supply Of the ANTIDorE. Tie on.
'eos'csd mas aSas as 1orS SURELY.
FROM NV HANPsHIRE SrATr PRlsov-G.ptla.
men Of influence here having Teen cured OF the
dote, We desire supply for the prisoners of this
JOsEPH MAYO, Warden ofN h State Prison.
ABhskER TESTIMONY DR.. Burtons Antidote
i0r S'TTIc SaI gf'SSn , a! e.d,a.t lO
IinoTE CURED my brother and mys self. Ii NEVER
FAILS. Rev. Y W SHoEwAkFp
kelley's Station. Pa
FRoN TIE PoLICE BEADoUARTERs. LYNyN,.s
io aaEs fG y ,tv POND. q -. az a.
desire for tobacco is removed. @''
WV. L. wAIr.JR.
FEsy THE sOTTHERx HOWE JorRxAL, BALI
I'll dss,Ts for the weed from me. I take plessDra
an recommending il to all cur readers
I. Y. 81 sTER, Editor
FOR SALE By ALL DRTGGIswS
Trademark y Capyrigh'fd
ID. 4. HiChLING
TOR District Of Columbia. uoi.sm
NEW ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITs IN
Juice and Brandy. ~
PETITE PoIs, fine and extra fl e.l Just received
and Of my own in pOItatiOn.
ALSO,
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
HAVANA ORANGES,
NEW RAIsINs,
NEW sMYRNA FIGS, very handsome,
FhESH MALAGA GRAPES,
NEW CANNED VEGETABLES AND rRurrs
n. W. BURCHELL,
Corner l4th and streets
oc5l Under Ebbitt uousa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

TO THE CITIZENS OF EAST WASHING
TON.
HAVING purchased the stock and interest of the
tr' CORY store Of the East Washington Co-Opera.
i've mon: We will continue the business at the
Oh stand No. 1-~ Itb street east, between q and
streets Navy ard, where We w0nld be pleased
10 serve The old customers of the Union and such
DINERS az may favor us With their patronage with
CHO1CE FAMILY GROCERIES as cbea 10 az can
De Obtained elsewhere. We hope by personal at.
tehion TO business and fair dealing to win the IA
motif HARTIYy q IN
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN Up FSTRAY-On the 18th ultime. q
= CRY WIFI COW, with red necs marked in
DOth ears The owner will please come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
u. W DUNALL,
nooS Unisntown. ID. a.
ZANE TO my PREMISES, on Thomas Bri ghf-
~ woods farm, near Blsdensburg, on or al but
The 81 OF october, Sorrel HORSE; lame in right
hind leg, and left fore leg. The owner can come
toward, rove property, pay charges aud take it
away. lBo5 ST GEORGE T0LIVAR.
TAKEN Up hSrRAY, on MY PREMISES,
on Tuesday, the 81 inst, one COW. The owner
VIII please GENE forward, prove property, par
charges, ard take her away
JOHN b. MILLER
not3t+ N'
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OEFICE

i SITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
. WASHINGTON D. G November s. 1853
On the petition of wABRlN holden OF Phil
aaelphis, Pa. PRAYING for the extension of a
patent granted to him on the lst day OF MAY 1855.
Ter an Improvement IN Boot and Shoe Stretchers:
IL 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
office the eth day Of April next Any person may
oppose this ex ensiOn. Objections. depositions
and other papers should be filed in this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
no 7-lawSw Commissioner Of Patents
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T, EA ALE ,-wATCREs. JKX-
u ELRf AND FANCY GOODS.

,; ~ ar -. - kvery patron obtains an ar
ucle pitclsey as represented. pom D .ynent OF -.
assessment fee Of So worth at least sio uh, NJ se
NAV be werth s coo IN WV ~uhe ~
Tickets tanning the articles. with az perb ara
correct illustrations of the ssme-tbst fbe br....
may know precisely what be 10 20 Obtain a. Vii %
~ persons exsnineton, thus avoiding ali d.
non-Nill be Forwarded by mail, post psid s.tbg.
ioliowfns prices:-Sinele ticket 81: six 80 sse
Win premium. es; twelve tickets with nre,os.'
rkats Win tIg ksts With premium, s: siat1
Clubs. es' '"~' Asehs may form
sS-Gooos Will be cent by r.r-as, o., ,.,,-.,
on oen,ery, 70 any part Of the Cuited States rLia
ho nIt sole course gives patrons the advsntsea "a
payment - OF tne articles before making
SEND FOB AN ILLUSTRATED CIRcuI.p
10 Agents, or those wishing I'm nlovmae, - n.
rare opportunity. IL 1. a lesitimsteiy oonsrrss
sosnee.; duly authorized by the Goyernmept 50
open 10 the most careful scrutiny TRy Ts"' 80
ciess' with directed snysloge for reply. na-
oc9olm- ras slnBoLsoN CO.
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4 COLUMBIA hOsPITAL ron Wo.G. -.
" LYlEG-IN HOSPITAL AMI

ysntsss 20 ossiIins 70 avail themselves OF the "A.
rooms nv .,., ns tnsutution can obtain prsy.ts
49, " spPyine % the Matron, Thee $500
sriees With ell the comforts Of home I'm
ths room seiected, this includes r. 2 nains
t,dars s - sdical, and Surgical sftepdsno.
ths hanD nps 70 this Hos Sitai can be obsstn.d %
0epeTsI Tn;s secretary OF the Interior eure
SSisT 70 plteo states Army, and Dr Horses soa
United q s,, ne Bureau Of nsdiciss and sorss.,,
-, ARplic.son for orders OF the hopor.b,. &c.,.
Tho one an.er1or e be msde st the once Of Dr.
nsdis. end sursc. One s Ssid an. n "a, NJ Pc.
Sompsob, Tor onfaoos s.ssIsy Prssss.Sr 4.
s"neo medical sftepe ancs free Of ehsrse. 's''
In. rHomPsaHSl GAt STAFF:
Asnsohp' =. D., Assistant surseoc.
CONSULTING BoAKp.
Eabis Yanns X u. aorvitz, q. D.,
ITP Garn.ee .. II. Nichols, n. D.,
Thomss Si,lss - %. N.P. Johnston, n D..
i RiIsv n u. D., Gre1ton Tyler. n D..
sp67 " y. Howard, r.. ID.
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BOARDING..

FOR RENT-FUBNTsHED ROOMS. with Ia
bic Beard, at Ne. 45O I2ih street, between II
and IL It,
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS Fob RENT.
= win BOARD, in Northern family, at No II
East Capitol street, between let and I'd streets east
within two minutes walk of both lines of cars
no 7-6t'
pERS0ES DESIRING EXCELLENT BOARD
ING, pleasant Rooms, In convenient loca ity,
hnG at extraordinarily low rates, can find tn
same by applying to Mrs CAN'T, 3.l Psnn-yl-
yanla ave. oT-,tf
Two FRONT ROOMS. second floor with Board
References exchau ged. noy 6ts
ROARDING-sinele Gentlemen. or Gentlemen
ana their Wives can be accommodate with
nDhNiSHkD kOUMS and First class TABLE
BOahp 3o8 street, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
EIBsT CLASS BOARD, $40 PER MONTH:
q hOOMs 81 to no. in a healthy AID pes.aur
location, a short walk from most of the public Of
hces at No II. street, between 18th and 18th
streets. no3tDecIs
TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- OR OTHERS
fine large ROOMS, singly or in suite, on frsI
and second floors in the residence formerly occu-
pied by DIR SmoCt. 12s Pa. avenue, nor tn side
between 18th and Goth SITS containing every mod
eTn convenience, and newly furnished through
out, with or without fret class Board. Terms mo.
derate. oc u 2ur
toR RENT-E URNISHED ROOMS for slOs
: az month, one Parl0r and Bedroom for rem,
with or without Board, at No ass 9th str set bet
Y ana Louisiana ave Rent In advance. ol0 In
EENTLENEN WISHING FIRST GLASS
home, should apply Immediately at No. 4e3 lott
street, opposite the Gas Office. Perfect satisfac
ton given. Terms only IS per week in ad
vance. sc lG-3rn
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T SPECIAL NoTIGE TO PROPERTY

nrST. PATRICK7S BUILDING AssOCIA.
uS TI0N.
We call the attention of those who wished to Sc
cure stock in this Association the fact that the
books will be open till after the meeting,
which will be held at Carr oil Hall. street, bet
9th and 10th, on MONDAY Nov. 9Th. at ~ m
no o sc WIN. Z. TOWRS Sec.
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s "S geI' R RssT W W1NTS SRt AesLEs
so Small BNGLISH DALEY UHEEsE.
NEW YORK CIDER, in Bbls, and in Is gallon
oNE ~ TS !sr SRi9iSE oATAwRA exAsEs m
ys TsSs; TSsR se s sfst Ps';iss
large 81 sSi
po5t between 10th and llth streets.
JOS. J. MAY CO.,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
IMPORTERS OF
IRIsH AND FRENCH POPLINs,
FANCY WOODEN DREss GOODS,
ZEAL LACEs,
PARISKID GLOVES, &C., &c.
~ TERMS CASH
~ ONE PRICE oNLY-Marked in plain
figures.
~ Our customers and the public are respect.
fully Informed that We buy our goods for cash,
and sell at very small advance on the cost and
any art Gle than it In marked.
no5aif J. J. MAY l. co.
FORESTS.
i HE ORIGINAL GsADuLTERATED JUN.
so much ueht for during he war an since. ani
winch - krown to be certain and reii aole cure
Tor coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Neura
gis and many other diseases of the throat aud
luIgl. will hereafter be put up BY DR.. nj FOR
kEhT himself, at the principal depct flr the
North. Messrs. COLEMAN Il ROGERS, Drug.
RiSts, l13 Baltimore street, Baltimore, VITO are
the only ones authorized to use ny signature. and
where s drug etsts can be supplied on tel offer
u d very liberal profit. For sale by all Drug
sists. None genuine without my portrait and
no siw JIM. FORREST.
EAkTHEN DRAIN AND WASTE PIPE.
have on hard a large lot of
TERRA GOTTA DRAIN PIPE,
which will cell at lower figures than was ever
offered in this city.
MrGHAN,
oe 1-lm $40 d ST., between sth and 9,b.
lME Male money by purchasing LIMEefE
- ;. ALLEN. Office. rear OF Metropolttan Ho.
TEL oetween 9Th and 9TH streets. nos-st
Gas FIXTURES AND CHANDELIERS.
WIN. wHILAN,
No 40 street, near Treasury Building.
EAiensiye and Beautiful Stock of Chan aeners
80 gas fixtures always on hand, Daily in re.
cept OF the latest and best styles, from the North.
ethifactories. Call and'select exactly what Won
saht Price, a. low as in Phiisdelphia or New
aetk. tpo slim WIN. WILLIAM.