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Dry Goods.


The past week has been very active one in
dry goods, but the prices OF domestic cottons
have not improved. The temporary tightness
OF the money market may have some effect IN
depressing the market. The manufacturers
have fought the lobbers very vigorously since
the opening of the season; but they have had 10
nght against declining marxet for the raw
material, and the iobbers have had the hest of
IT. Prices are now ~ to Is per cent. lower ID an
they were at the CONNIE u cement of the SESSION
In unbleaehed shirtings and sheetngs there
Is nst much doing, and prices are a shads
lower; but the market, though well supplied,
+ Is ~ no means overlooked. Biaaehsd shit.
ings and sheetings remain unchanged, but with
an increasing supply. The sales are not as
large as might be expected at this season.
PrintIrg cloths have been exceptionally dulI
during the week. but have looked up tfIfie at
the close. Points are dull, except for the very
choicest styles, which maintain full rates
Muslin de LANES are In better request. and the
better quantities command good prices. Our
manufacturers are very successfully compe.
ting with Germany and France IN the produc.
uon of worsted dress goods of all descriptions.
There is q slight falling off in the demand
ior most kinds OF woolens. but still the demand
% fair TOR the season. Fine fancy cassimsres OF
domestic manufactures, OF which the styles are
very attractive this season, sell readily and al
remuneratlve prices. There is a good business
dong In most descriptions Of cloths and coat.
still better market is looked for. The certainty
OF General Grants election and the establish.
ment OF peacein the Southern States, which
viii oo consequent On tudt event, gives conn.,
dence TO purchasers and enlvens trade every
where. The business in foreign goods has eased
up little; but still there is considerable doing
and the prices of the new styles adapte to the
season tor mems and women's wear are remuu.
erahve TO the importers. There is still a Ian ge
amount of staple goods in bond ar d the impor-
tations are still heavy. The importations of
last month exceed in value those of the same
month in 1867 about a million dollars The
auction sales of the week have been large aud
well attended. The bulk Of the foreign goods
offered have been merinos, delaines, and other
dress fabrlcs.-N. Y. Inde pendent, Sth inst.
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The New .York money maYket Confines 20
work easily at oa7 per cent, with the greater
number of loans AZ the latter figure. A renew
al Of activity is reported in commercial paper,
and the usual dealers are availing themselves
OF the prevailing high rates Of money topur-
Chase. Since the last quarterly bank state
ment there is more disposition TO deal in long
paper running from four to five months, which
passes 81 TO 81 per cent, according 70 the
grade Sixty day paper aud under Is saonit-
ted 10 discount OF 7 per cent. Som ofthe lead
connections are not indisposed 10 discount at
present on account OF the demands for cur
rency from those sections; this fact tends 70
sustain rates. The dealings in governme Mt
bonds have not ben large, yet the tone of the
market Is firm. The unexpectedly favorable
statement of the national debt has impaired
con ffdence TO the holders Of the national Sc.
curities, as is reflected in the general improve.
ment on the entire list. good Borrowing de.
mand is reported for all classes Of bonds.
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NATIONAL UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.-THE
National Conference OF Unitarian and other
Christian chur ches met at Irving Hall, New
York, yesterday morning. The attenian was
very large. Mr.. T. ID. Elliott of New BEDFORD,
Mass, presided, and delivered an address of
welcome TO all the delegations and associations
OF Unitarian faith, and all other churches VINO
VIII unite with them in Christian work. Rev.
r. T. Hale, OF Boston, then read the report of
the Council OF the National Conference. He
said that the most important work OF
the Syracuse Conference was the ESTABLISH. .
ment of system OF local conferences, covering
almost the whole country. Fourteen local
conferences have been organized under various
constitutions.
The chairman announced that credentials
had been receiv from twenty. lone associations
and conferences and one hundred and seventy
five churches. : -
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DIED..
DIED.
C0YLE. On the morning OF tho 9Th instant,
Mr. MATILDA OOYLE, relict Of the late Francis

CoYLE: On the morning OF the 9Th instant,
Mrr: MATILDA OOYLE, relict Of the late Francis
Coyle, aged 20 years.
The funeral will take plsce on Friday morning
from the residence OF Mr.. b. Bsyliss, No. 957
street, between 18th and 18th streets, st 10 CLOCK
and reQum mass will be celebrated ct St. Aloydus
Church at II O'Clock. The friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
RIALs. On the 7th instant, after . long and
painful illness, MARY A. RAILS, aged 90 years,
months, and 10 days.
The friends and relatives are respectfully in.
vitcd TO attend her funeral on Friday morning, ct
10 CLICK. from the residence Of her cousin, Wm
NOEL, 29l Penney lvania avenue.
BRYAN. On the 9Th instant, ANNIE aged
years, 2 months, and days, the eldest daughter
Of Berns I'd aud sarah v Bryan.
The funeral Will take place on Friday afternoon
At half past four o'clock. from the parents resi-
dence cerner Of Sth and L streets, No. 4H, NAVY
Yard
And 10 my Girl cold IN death,
The one we loved 90 Wellr
Her Irattlfng tongue no more Wen hear
While ON this earth We dwell.
Lone the house, and sad the hours,
Since my sweet girl 10 gone;
But oh, Q brighter homo than ours,
In heaven, II nov thine own
BEHNOLDS. October sth, ct l2 O'Clock q. m. =,
Mrs. WILLIE r., wife Of d. II. kehnoids, aged Do
years.
Fursral from residence Of Geo. J. johnson, 81
10: avenue. on to morrow, at O'Clock p. m.
Friends Of the family invited to attend. -
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TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEY CASE AT Phil.
ADELPHIA.-Iesterdaya afternoon Judge Cad.
walader read yolumInous opinion in the
District Attorney case. All the points bearing
upon the Presidents power of appointment
under the Constitution, and under the several
acts OF Congress, with the ques ton what is a
recess, and what is a session of Congress We're
fully considered. The Judge decided, first,
that Mr.. Gilpin is not in Office; secondly v, that
Mr.. o. Neill is not the incumbent. AT the same
time, he said, in view Of the orders Of the At
torney General, the Clerk of the Court wouI Ia
De instructed to recognize him in acting for the
United States. The opinion is understood
virtually TO give Mr.. O'Neill possession of the
office.-Phit0delphid Ledger, 7M
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THIS Is TO GIVE notice, That the susscriber
4 has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF wasn,
q q. b. a. on ths personal estate
oi PAUL Bliss ,isee q ws:hinEson county afore.
the aid dsceesed are hereby warned 10 xhi6t the
sane, With the vouchsu thereof, to IL subssri her
may otherwise - nv b sxoluded from 81 benesits
Iths I'D estate. Given unasr NJ Aand this 18th
I. '-''' 's' JOsBPHy. WArERs.
se:9laWsvs s ~ Administration q. B. \
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~ The recent marriage, at Buffalo, of Mr..
Deville and Miss Damn, has resulted, after a
weeks honeymoon, in the Deville's depsrture
with $3.50 belonging to his bride, who is left
disconsolsts, and spends her time in repeating
her maiden name.-Erchanqe.
SProfess or Pepper. Of London. is reproduc.
ing In public the so-called spiritual manifesta-
lions, by means of curious mechanism actuated
by electricity.
1The Cleveland Plain Dealer SAYS hos
pital for "women who have become disgusted
with their husbands is to be established in that
city.
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Baltimere Msrkee.. rs.S.v.

BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-Cotton quiet and steady.
Mlddling Uplands 25ka26. Flour fairly ac-
tive for high grades Of family, which are uoted
AT Sl25OaSl3.50. Others are not quotably
changed, but the market favors buyers. Wheat
nrm, with sales of choice Maryland red at
S2..0; receipts are large. Corn firm; white,
Sl25asl y; yellow, 81 80. Oats active at 7Oa,S
Gus Rye firm at S1f5a1.55. Provisions firm.
Pork and Bacon-RIb sides, I6saII: clear do.
laalI (; shoulders, l3aa1i; Hams, 2Oa22. Lard,
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BASE bALL-OlyPpie rs. Ndtiond1.-The re.
urn game between these two crack clubs came
on yesterday afternoon on the White Lot in the
presence Of about 5000 spectators, and resulted
IN favor of the National by a score OF Is to Is.
The weather was clear and beautiful. and the
game passed of IS pleasantly as could be de.
sired. On the part of the National. Fox was
heavy at the bat as usual, and Studley sustained
his reputation by four beautiful fly catches IN
tne lett Norton as short was everywhere and
Just at the right time, and no one could have
aged the second base better that Gibney
On the Olympic side, Cope was marked for
-FOUR ny-catche<, while Force was as good at
sher as could be found. The whole secret was
the Nationals out-batted the Oiympics, and
only Tor that superiority the game might hays
resulted differently. Mr.. NJ. Z. Urell, of the
Union Club, acted as Umpire, and was Just
and impartial in his decisions, although in va.
riance with the rules of the game, he called
strikes at times on the first ball pitched. We
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ALARxs OF FrRR.-Iast night alarms ~ a,

ALARMS OF FIRR-I.ast night alarms Of fire
were rung IN from box 20. police station, Sew
enth and boundary streets, and from box 80,
corner OF Twelfth and n streets. The firemen
were soen at the locality, but their services
were not required as a bonfire was the cause of
me alarm- A few minutes past nine o'clock
while Commissioner Thompson was in the
FRANKLIN engine-hoIse, showing some visitors
me modus operandi of the IRE alarm, the strik-
ing Of the box CSs) led the operator at neadquar.
ters 70 THINK there was fire. and he lusInedi-
ateiy sounded the alarm. The fremen Were
Again promptly on the spot. Whilst the PRANK.
IN was proeet ding 70 the first alarm. in ths VI
cinIfy OF Twelfth and NJ streets, some NARY
= stone and struck the dome of the boil
81, mahlng deep indentation. The missile
Nas evidently intended for the engineer but
fortunately II failed to hit him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-08
fBy Bankers' and Brokers, Teleerapn.I
Lewis johnson T. 20. quote stocks and bonds
q home and foreign markets a. follows:

Lewis Johnson 10. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Oct s.-First Board-U. : IS
ISL, coupon, l13s; 6.2O's, ls62, coupons, Ii2 q;
1854, coupon, 110h; 1868 coupons, lI0X; lsoo,
coupon, new, lUe4; 6.2O's, le61, coupon, les \
iOfGs, coupons, lo4k; Pacific Mail, liz K; Ohio
q Miss Cert ficates, 10Y; Mariposa, 8; ATLANTIC
Mail, none; Canton, %e Il; Cumberland, 5l w.
U. Telegraph, Sc; Quicksilver, ~; Boston
Water Power, l5s; N. Y. Central, 1855 Erie,
49,; do. preferred. 20; Hudson, 1872; Readins
$50; Michigan Central, 11sk; Michigan south
ern, SAX; Illinois Central, las; Cleveland and
Pittsburg,.s7s; Northwest ss8; do. preferred,
IS Cleveland and Toledo, lt2h: Rock Island,
I0i; Fort Wayne, 111a; Alton & Terra Haute,
~ Toledo & Wabash, 6Ik; Adams Elk. sos
Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, BOY; American Ex-
press, As; United States Express, az; Mer-
chants Union, 22a; Chicago & Alton. l52
do. preferred, l53k. Market firm. Gold
139Sai39h.
BY Cable
LONDON, Oct. S-f1:15 a. m.-Consols, for
Money, eik. For account, six. Bonds, "a !.
Illinois, 95x; Erie, 32k.
FRANKFORT, 11:l5 a. m.-Bonds, ICY.
LIVERPOOL 1:I5 Ambition market opened
dull. Eestimated sales l0,O0O bales. Middling
Uplands, Ion: Orleans, IL.
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GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IJy1oN
DEUTCHER VETKRANEN BUND.-The German
Soldiers and Sailors Union held their usual
weekly meeting last evening at w IFS Hall
seventh street, above II. numb of new
members were proposed ana elected, after
which the secretary of the Union repor ted that
whilst in Philadelphia attending the conyep-
uon OF the Boys in Blue he had met and con-
versed with representatives. from other German
organizations, and they had all spok ken hope
July OF the prospects in November. On mo-
ton, IL was resolved that new and Handsome
flag, with the names of Grant and Colfax i'm.
scribed thereon, be purchased by the Union
and be suspended in front Of the hail. adj
journed,
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ARREsT.-Detective Fuller, Of Philadelphis,
was arrested on Tuesday, on a capias sued out
by Asa O. Williams, Of Baltimore, who was
taken into custody by him and imprisoned
without cause or warrant, and then discharg-
ed. Mr.. Williams was arrested with others on
the arrival of the train from Baltimore, on last
Wednesday evening. He lays his damages a.
$500. MIR. Fuller has entered bail for his ap.
pearance when required.-Phila. AGE, It'll
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OPPrCg-lu &C.
cordance with a law passed by Congress At It's
last session, separate branch has recently
been fitted up at the Government Printing
Office Ter the purpose of printing the patents
issued by the Patent Office and all this speces
OF work has been transferred from the private
Offices of this city, where il has been done by
contract, TO the Government Office. The first
work done. consisting Of two hundred patents,
was sent 10 the newly established branch on
Friday last. Formerly all patents and speci.
hcatlons were written, but they are now
prIRted, with extra copies sufiicient TO supnlv
any future demand. The cases are sent to the
printer every Friday, and the patents are rerdy
for delivery on the Tuesday week folio wing
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THE SMAILEsT MAN IN THE WORDING
Charles Decker called at the STAR Office to-day
He is twenty years old, is but thirty -one inches
nigh, ana weighs only foity-f pounds. lie
is well formed and very intelligent. and is tho
principal support OF a widowed mother. He
sells photographs Of himself and sketches of his
lie. lie Is head shorter than Com Mutt, and
therefore much smaller than Tom Thumb. Us
was born in Mississippi and lives in Tennessee
he called at the White House this morning and
had pleasant interview with the President
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The eREcIln BEND.

TO THE LADIHs.-I have Jost received the
PANI1R BUSTLES, the PANIER SKIRTS: Of
TSica am the only aathnrizsd 9sSss II this city.
dies nisses, 0ents and Boys, can also be found at
CHS. BAUM,
se1s AS.Ls. ~. bet. 9Th end 18th SITS.
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FOURTH WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAZE CLuR
This club met at WAi's Hall, 9Th street, last
night. The attendance was large. and q mite a
number Of citizens Joined the club. A special
committee was appointed, on motion Of Mr.
Hahn, to collect funds to defray the expenses
OF dedicating pole, to take place to-day week,
the 10Th. The committee is composed Of Messrs
James Hahn, Patrick Collins Dennis Eitzrer.
aid, T. y. Mcdowell, NJ. O'Beirne, d. J. Bic.
Namdra.
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HANDSOME BANNER.-Mr. J. &. Conboye, OF
the firm of Erain & Conboye, of this city, has
just finished q fine banner recently ordered by
the st. AloysIus' Total Abstinence Society, Of
St Aioysius' Church. This handsome banner
Is Of silk, neatly trimmed with heavy gold
fringe, with massive gold tassels. The staff Is
Of line polished oak surmounted with a mag.
nIhcent gilded eagle. One side Of the banu er
Is OF green silk, with a beautiful portrait of St
Aloysius, in an oval, around which is the fol.
towing inscription: "St. Aloysius' Total Alb
stinence Society, organized November II, 1866 -
The reverse side Is Of white silk, with picture
OF the original Father Matthew in the act of
administering the pledge to group of men and
I'VE practice what we PREACH The banner
was consecrated by Rev. Father Stonestreet on
Sunday afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-08

NEW GUARrERs.-Some scamp has placed
the sign aboard Of Health" over the door of
the room IN the northwest corner OF the base.
ment OF the City Hall now used SIS water
closets. The sign was formerly over the Office
OF the Board Of Health, when II was located in
the room now occupied by the Commissioners of
Improvement. A meeting OF the Board will
be held to- morrow afternoon, but thew are NOT
expected to occupy their new quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-08

ASSAULTED ON THE HIGHwAY.-This morn
ing, about four o'clock, as Mr.. John d. Nor
rison, farmer. residing in Mont gomery couu-
~, Md, about eight miles from Washington
was coming here to market, he was asaailsd
about mile from the city by two colored men,
one OF whom Knocked HIM from the seat of his
wagon, and then both OF them Jumped upon
him with ropes. for the purpose, 1t Is supposed,
OF tying him. Fortunately, however, the noi Sc
awoke companion lying ON the door of the
wagon, who sprang out and dealt one Of them
severe blow with wheel spoke which
tumbled him over, but very soon he recovered
his feet, and both OF them took to their heels
MIR. Morrison was stunned by the blow which
he received, and sustained quite a severe cut
over the temple; but nothing serious is likely
to result therefroD. Market-men, il is stated
are often interrupted by highwaymen a short
sary that every preparation should be ma he to
meet emergencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-08

SUPREME CrRcLI b. U. m. F.l q A.-To.
Jay ne supreme Circle Of this order, which
has heen in session A. *. of p Han since NJ on
day isst, 10 engaged on che secret work, and
having rlesdy finished much current busfness,
Gnu probably adjourn Saturday. To.nlshf
CT re wiil lake place ct Trades' Union Hali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-08

FRATKRNAL VIsIr.-At four O'Clock this af
teInoon a large number Of the members of
Eastern Star Lodge and Union Friendship
Lodge, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows,
left here for Harrisburg, Pa, to unite with the
colored Odd Fellows Of that city in their an.
nual celebration. The visitors will be absent
several days, and during their stay in Harris
burg will be handsomely entertained by their
brethren In that city.
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Wall Street To.dav

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Stocks steady Money
easy at 5a7 per cent. Exchange, sa. Gold,
39R. 5.2Us, coupon, 12h. I0-40's, coupon, 5 4
do. Registered, ~. North Carolina SIS. &c 4
Virginia 6's, ex-eoupOn, 53a. Tennessee 6s,
eX.cOupOn. Co.
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KEIeHrs OF PYrnIAs.-rhe Grand Lodge Of
the District OF Columh,a v III hold its quarterly
session on next TuesAay evening. at the hall,
corner Of 9Th and ID streets. SNPfeme r. and
@. Scribe Barton returned from New York On
Thur sday moraine. haviAe Organized in mat
c 3 9. Ts;sd.y sises, Bsssss toase. No 3;
In that State also one in Virginia.
Application has been ms dc to foam L dee in
Omaha. Seven Grand Lodges VIII BE- repre-.
ssntsd in the Supreme Lodge as the session in
Wilmington, Delaware, next mon'h- week
~ Journal devoted to the principles of the Or
and will be published BY A. w. Hopkins, of
Frank lin Lodee, No. 2. ~
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CONSERVATIVE Army AHD NAVY UNION
The regular weekly meeting Of the Ovnserva-
i've Army and Navy Union was held last eve.
ming at their hall, ON Pennsylvanio avenue.
A list OF names of delinquent members was re-
ferred TO the Executive COMMITTEES, and after
admitting few new members, the Union went
into executive session relative 70 the finan cial
matters Of the association. = - a
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Baltimore Stock Market, Ts.day.

u.I@.%n hnts Hu.uHy-
scribed, i62s bid, f. asked; do 1867, 10 asked: do
coupon, old, 53k bid. do. coupon, new, IS \
bid. North Carolina 6s. Is bid.
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RAIDS ON THE EANCY.-About leven O'Clock
last night Lieut. TAFT, with a quad of Off sers
called at the house 400 18th street, and captured
all the inmates, who were carried before JUS
tice Harper, where they gave their names as
Eliza Taps, Mary West, Missouri Godfrey,
Jennie Brown, Lizzie Russell, Mollie Hender-
son, Annie Gray, Matte Taylor, Mary Willett,
(colored,) Robert Clark, John White, and a
colored man. Justice II. required Eliza Taps
to give security IN the sum Of $50 to answer
the charge before the Grand Jury of keeping a
bawdy house, and the girls to furnish $50 bail
that they would abandon their vicious life
Some of them had not the wherewit and
renamed az the staten house till this morning
nom whence they will be sent 10 the work
house in case they fail to furnish the required
security.
Lieut. TAFT also made a raid last night on the
house known as 100, in Slate alley, between
18th and 18th and f and streets, kept by
Christina Reese. Christina was there. with
three Alexandrians, named Mrs. Louisa Kid
well, Mrs. Rose Nelson, and Miss Frances
Potter, besides three colored women. Mrs
Nelson claimed that she resided at No. Il
Fayette street, Alexandria; that her husband,
who was machinist, would play thunder
with her if she was not home by morning
Christina Reese was required to give 500 bail
TO answer the charge OF keeping a bawdy-
house, and the others were each required TO
give $50 security that they would change their
course of life.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Thism morning An
attempt was made by burglars TO enter the
house Of Detective Miller, (who was on duty
at Headquarters at the time,) No. iS6 q street,
q basement window, but Q servant who had
OCCASION 10 get up at the time caused the THE
10 make of. The facts were reported to Lieu
tenant Ecklof by ofncers Davis and Tucker.
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INSTALLATION OF O1PIcERs.-At the last
regular meeting Of Friendship Lodge, No. s,
h OF r, the following officers Were installed
oy the grand onhcers, to serve for the ensuing
term V. r, Lewis T. Wilbourn; w. p, Geo
=. Dykes; V. c., r. E Conant; F. s.. Ed w.
reach r., John II. Richardson's; /. s, VIM.
Mckernen; q. s., Charles G.. Bremen. In
establishing this Lodge the charter members
LAD great dinhculties to contend with, but by
greai energy they have built mp the member
the District "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-08

DOCToR J. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
office and residence from the FIRST Ward TO
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteen tn and
Fourteenth streets. Immediately east Of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 A. m. and
from to D. m. Hours Of attendance at the
Womans Hospital, from 1 to 2 p. N. every
day, Sundays excepted. lQ3
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PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
Will please leave their orders at No. Log East
Cspitol street. between 9Th and 5th .
JOHN CoaaINs, Agent
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PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at

PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the ORIGINAL FRANCS, 49i Seventh street, be.
tween ID and streets: Good White Shirts ria
81 SO; Fine White Shirts, S2as2. 51 gsod Under.
shirts and Drawers, Soc, 75c., and 81; A No
fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81 So S1,75:
good Cotton Socks, 10, rs, 20, and % cents; best
English Half Hose, IS and $3.50 per dozen;
good Paper Collars, three boxes fer % cents:
White Handkerchiefs, Is, 70. and 25 cents: Linen
Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, etc,
at popular prices. Remember the place-i9i
Seventh street, large plate glass front six doors
below 4 street. No branch stores. 9,9I: