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llSiSi Sao,., isSs, ,s.sSi saS:, jan; and Jys g
'sti:. ioS}i soiS' az q SERIES '''''' ''''' 90
NEW Yonx, Feb. Ss.nUotton quiet but firm, at
iaI cents, Porto Rico iax@iaI cents. Flour
Saiet and steady, No. IT, sa'ss, dsiiSered. Cora
LET and steady at u. 23GI as, nominaily. Oats
scents. Rye cleo. Pork tasSo92S, Petroleum
% cents for refined Gold i4iA.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Thereis considerable In
s Market nee . Ssd made sv
quite likely that there may be some trans.
sections during the day. The market is arm
In tone, and holders generally ask very full
Cotfon.--The market is very dull, and, so far as
we are advised, no sales have been made this
ding, and probably az cents could be obtained
for IT but holders generally decline selling at
Hour-There is some little inquiry for Flour
for shipment, and we have reported to-day sales
for the West Indies Of 500 bbls. City Mills
STANDARD ia, Extra at ~ and 800 sbl. DO At ti Is
Of the local trade At quoted rates. We hear also
q . sales Of 100 bills City Mills Corn Meal at
Corn Corr Meal Is dull at s2.2sa2 40 " 100 ns for
white. Quote by the barrel AT " 9oSo.
= Grain.-The market exhibits little activity, but
there was but little wheat at market, and the
sales comprise only COO bushels red at 81 tSi2 49,
and 500 bushels white at t2.606 90; prime and
choice red we quote as ranging from t2.I0 to ass.
The receipts OF corn to-day were chiefly Of yell
low and Western mixed, and we note sales OF
1850 bushels Western mixed at Ais up town,
1000 bushels do. at sll7 at the Point 5000 bush.
els yellow at sll7 up town, and 1000 bushels do.
at VI is at the Point. Two or three small lots
white sold at tl.14dl.l6. Oats were firm, GOO
bushels fair selling at II cts, and 1000 bushels
rye at tl.65.
MN Feed. We quote BronwstuT at a2aa cts.
Per bushel, and Middlings at $35d3J per ton.
The market 10 firm and active.
Moidsses.-We have no sales to report to-day
but prices are steady AZ before quoted.
Propisions.-The feeling In the market con-
tinues very strong and buoyant, and prices stlll
tend upward. We heard this morning Of sales Of
10000 lbs. Bulk Shoulders loose, at II cents and
we quote Bulk Sides firm At l2AGl3 cents for
ribs, and l3Gl3h cents for clear rib, loose Bacon
Is very active and firm for jobbing lots at ~,
cents Tor Shoulders, l&L{ cents for Rib Sides and
u cents, and new Mess Pork at t26e9t25 rs per
bbl. We note a sale of 100 bbls. old Mess at
t2+ 90 per Dbl.
Rice, we quote Carolina steady at i6llk
cents Tor good to prime. Some rs tlerccs prime
sold yesterday at III cents.
Seeds.-No sales OF clover were reported this
morning, but we quote as before, Pennsylvania
ranging from - to $3.50, and Western at ts 75d9
per bushel. Timothy is steady at t3a3.2S, and
we quote FAX at s2.I5a2 so per busheI.
Sugdr1-There are very few sugars offering,
and we have no sales to report to-day The
market Is firm, and would be active II there was
any supply here. There Ia a cargo of new crop
Porto Rico below, witch will doubtless be on the
market In day or two.
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M.n.us KEasLs. No 500 IL street, corner OF
seventh, is The great healing medium OF the age:
We understand hiatt lady has effected SSses
are really wonderful. As clatryoyant she mas
no supsfier, and doubtless those We may pe
>mioted will avail themselves OF the lsdys skill
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
Friday, Feb. %, lsUs.-No. $50. The Hamilton
Manufacturing Company, plaintiff in error, vs..
The Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS. The ar
gument of this cause was continued BY Mr..
by Mr.. Allen, of counsel for the defendant in
error, and concluded BY Mr.. Dawes, for the plain
tiff in error.
No. 30. Charles Eddy ct al, appellants, VS..
John A. Billings. This cause was argued by Mr.
Ruggles, Of counsel for the defendant In error,
and by Mr.. Norton, for the plaintiff 10 error.
Adjourned until Monday morning at IL o'clock
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A RMY sUPgLiEs,

A hhi 81 ~ LIKE,
PosT CoMAIssARY,l
NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. ~, ls6S
Sealed Proposals, which must be in duplicate, with
copy Of this advertisement attached to each will be
rccc az this Office until u clock. IN, uESDAY,
FRESH AND CORNED BEEP
To the Troops, Camps, and Hospitals supplied by the
Government at Nashville and Vicinity, and drawing
supplies thersfrom for stx months, commencing oa
the hrst day UfApril, 1865.
>, The Beef must be ola good mark cAblC qualify the
Fresh Beef In equa propoT al fore and hind
ters, inecks, shanks, and kidney tallOw TO be er'
cluded tho CoCnod Beef weet and hgropghy cured,
and 10 be furnished at such times aud place., and ~
such quantities and proportions Of fresh and e9rncd
beef respectively rs the Post Commander shall desig'
nate.
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of
two sureues, In the sum Of 1900. ioT the faithful
perform Of the contract, awarded, aud SHOULD
be this Oaicc endorsed on the khSeoHo, FRO
poSals for Beef, and addressed to 'BSl Brig Gen.
NJ p Small Chief Com. Subsistence, Department Of
the Cumberland, Nashville. Ten1essse.
Right reserved to reject any aud all bids offered,
Contract DO subject 70 tho approval Of tho Major
by order Of Brig, Gpn, NJ, +, Small, Chief Com,
SUD- Df''"' WV ?. CLEdHoRY,
fo?s,td First Lieut. aud A, Z, 81
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CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-Last
night, about7 o'clock, the cry Of "policen was
syivania avenue, which Sergeant Stuart and
Oncer Reed, of the Sixth precinct, responded to
Immediately. When they arrived at the spot
they found three men in a desperate struggle.
They arrested the three, and took them 10 .the
Central guard-house, where they had hearing
before Justice CLARK. Gen. Peter Ali, jr., clerk
two, VIM. I. Cregkt OF Baltimore city, and
Edward Little, OF this city, with committing an
assault and battery on him, with the intent Of
robbery. The General stated that he had been
paid Off yesterday, and that he had some t200 or
upwards In his pocket at the time, butsueceeded
in saving It. The Justice held Little and Cregh-
ton for further hearing and released the Cen
eral on the evidence Of a friend with regard to
his character and profession.
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calvary Baptist church yesterday presented to
M.sssTs. Metzerott & 90. a card OF thanks for
their kipd consideration In presenting the church
-itil a act Of one dozen OF the "Tcmple Choir"
W., oflcers Of the church recognize this gift AS
IN IN SttlnE expression Of those principles which
me Nudsareh the ", In thnir business and social
have. :, to the community In which they dwell
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.Apixs' gAIn AND FESTIVAL will be held AZ
' chapel, corner " Third and North a
wAugi 'Spitol Hill, commencing Monday even.
street, l. 2. 4 magnificent dressiag gown will
Ing Marcel to the minister resident ~ the city
be presented receiving the largest number OF
OF waseingtoi sutiful savol to The temperance
votes, 0so, bt 'v'ro 'Sa same.
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COMMITTED FOR CopnT-John Wagnesrl M M
,sc,iwes t,oomes and Miller and Lieutenants TAFT
and House charged with ISebnS ne store eot 81
.tr.sts On The 10th instant, as stated In the NE
ruSLicAN, had hearing before Justice WAFER
yesterday. the hrst two named oeihB eomni''eu
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La RUGS MISsTRELs AND THE PUBLIC
SOHO oLs,-These favorite mSnStrels will give
select entertainment, to which they, invite the
and others. These jolly fellows have a world
wide reputation, and are worth hearingi be-
aides they will include their regular so prize,
and the children will have chance to try their
luck at drawing 1t. The doors will be open ct
O'clock. Go early and secure good seats.
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A., ruos WHO arc In want q GoltsT FIrhish-
,, AZ nnpas We friendly adsse to go to the SPLEEN
did dents ~ en-, Known ~ Marble Hall, ass
Francs ns nHnonsite the PsteBt Once. You can
he: .ps. tkSs s; Ssiy T s
shitts from s tea &C arfs, &c In large Yafietles
a Az al pfiSss to suit everybody. Give them a
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Goss TO BALTINoRg.-wm. knight, one Of
the gentlemen who lost their fish houses, &C., by
fire yesterday morning, left for Baltimore city
In one Of the morning trains, yesterday, for the
place those destroyed by fire, for the coming
season. One Of Mr.. john Gibson's boats left for
zee Heoc9misS creek, for the purpose q conveying
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- 'es tU-mUrrow at the New
TaEGs WI Ts Ss nth Capitol street. b.
"The money Peter took I,p' TALL, at $50 p. M,
THE Tri.ity in the person Of 'u' o"'' '"'
public are respectfully Invited,
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FALSE PRETESoEs.-A young man named
Charles v. NATHAN was arrested by Oncer Levy,
on the charge of obtaining about $1,000 from p.
H Welch, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, under false
, ,retences. The accused Is an Englishman, and
,ry respectfully connected. A hearing In the
ca 90 was had before Justice Morsell, and the
oh, ,rge being fully proven, NATHAN was com.
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Mns wrIooxEs will lecture IN mapm Tn ~
Hail, ans PennsyIvania avenue, bstweA i az II
and Eleventh streets, on Sunday, Marc" - ~ -
q. m. and 1880 y. m.
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CRACKERS! CRACKERS.!
MILK, WINE, GRAHAM
BOSTON, OYSTER, SODA
SUGAR, AND WATER CRACKERS,
Kept constantly In store. and for sale by
,,. C. FPIRRIE,
fes6'3tH tstarI Corner Ninth and streets

Late Of wILLARD's, Proprietor Of HAMMACK
HoTEt Nos 40 AGd 9o2. pennsylvania avenue,
near 10Th street, Gentlemen desiring meals W III do
well to call Liquors uackcoptunablc, and cigars OF
the hnest brand. Lunch daily from IL to2
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Pawn Brokers.

534 ROOD rRo T / ? rRkIEyp. 534
p. BoYBR's LOAN OFFICE,
6S Twelfth street, between and D, near rennsyl.
yaniA avenue. Money loaned on ladies' and gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver Watches.
Diamonds, Jewolry, Pistols. Mechanical Tools, DC.
Business confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought.
jAl7-U p BOYER.
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SALE OF "CoSTRABANp" WHIsKy.-Coliector
Clephnne, of the Internal Revenue office, sold
uhisky, which had been seized by him in bond
for taxes due and unpaid. The liquor belonged
10 Mr. T. J. Hurley, Of the Potomac distillery,
and brought S206 per proof gallon. He also sold
$3.50 In United States bonds, deposited BY Hurley
Tor the Government whisky meter which brought
TX per cent. premium. Also, small sum In
god, a part OF the seizure, for 1885.
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EJEcTMENT PROM THE OARS At GonDoNs-
WILLIE. VA.-Thc Lynchburg Ners has the fol-
lowing item:
Considerable excitement was occasioned at
Gordonsville on Friday among the colored popu-
women from the ladies' coach of the Eastern
bound passenger train on the Central road. The
ing the Orange train took their seats In the Ia
dies coach OF the Central train, and upon being
requested by Conductor Anderson to go into the
do so, asserted that they were as " good as any
white folks" and had the right to ride where
"other Iadiesn rode. The conductor thought
differently, however, and upon their continued
refusais to take seats In the car provided for
them, he summarily elected them from the train.
The ladies % therefore became highly Indignant
and.applied TO Major Morse, of the Freedmen,s
Bureau, to gin them their rights, but this OH:
Ger, 1t Is understood, declined to interfere, and
Mines were left to fume and fret.
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LICENSED by AUTHORITY.

ITO 9IC
B. FURNISHINGS
LOAN OFFICE, 90 Thr,senih street, ID door south
customers on Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Plate, Pianos. Furniture,
Mechanical Tools, Ladies' and Gentlemen'a Wearing
Apparel Of all descriptions
Old Gold and Silver bought -
ap5 B. BURNSTINR,
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OFT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OFT
FIRING
NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE
Those requiring such accommodation will do well 10
call me. All ask Is trial, and feel assured that
| will secure your favors.
n b. Private entrance aud ONCE ring the hall bsll
mh4-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

-. INV YORK fIRsT BoAHD sALEa. 49,,
Coupons, HOY, 5s20's, 1852, l10aA; 6-20's, 1904,
1917; t-2o's, lsGb, i0ssS b2os, Jan. and Jy, 'os,
1917 io-tes 1905 I'd series, looi Jso's, Sd
series, 1907; gold, l4lL. ..
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AFFECTED WITH PARALYsIs.-We are sorry to
announce that at an early hour yesterday morn.
ing Mr. Lewis Thomas, who resides on q street
south, between Ninth and Tenth streets west,
Dr. James f. Morgan was called In immediately,
and rendered all the assistance in his power.
His case 10 considered a very critical one. Mr..
Thomas Is upwards Of ffty years OF age, and for
manyyears has dealt very extensively In wood
and coal In the Seventh ward, and has gained
many frlends.
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HABKAs CoRPUs BEPoRR CHEZ IusTIcR CART
TER, IN CHAMB.Rs.-A petition for the release
Justice Cartier, yesterday, sitting in the Crimi.
nal Court. Itseems that Mr.. b. had been arrested
by the detective offcers and held in custody as
accessory to q forgery. While awaiting the
magistrates disposition of the case, Dir. N. II.
Miller complained that he, as counsel, was re-
Clarvoe, and that the case was delayed. The
Court femanded the case to the magistrate
below, where II had been already set for hear
Ing Mt II n,clock YelterdaY by coilnAel,
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- Nelocipedes can be sscalled from the
Sind" aud hired like cabs in Paris.
6John Norrisey lost s27,O00 by the defeat
OF the Ailanuics by the Athletics.
0rGrant and Colfax dances are q Wisconsin
Invention.
~ Michigan is enjoying the spectacle of
base hall on horseback.
81 Madame Amalia Strakosch, nee Patti, is
eNvected 70 make her debut al the Paris Italian
Opera this winter.
s[Open air religious meetings in Chicago
are made the occasion for most disgraceful
scenes The trouble seems TO be the want of
judgement and force Of those who hold them.
SIT is said the obstacles which Law In the
way of the marriage of the King of bavaria
and the Cars daughter have been removed
spd the marriage will be soiemnized IN q few
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-15

NATIONAL THEATER--The g Black Crook
stili draws immensely, and the change OF songs
and dances, and introduction of new features
IN the play, has given ii fresh start. 40 ueen
Stalseta" last night eondescended TO favor her
admirers with song for the first time, and ac-
Quilted herself TO the delight Of the audience.
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The Working Mems Union in New York city
are making extensive preparations for the
proper reception Of the delegates to the Nation
al Labor Congress. TO be held in that city O
monday next September 2lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-15

At meeting of the employing masons in
New York yesterday they re-affirmed their
ten-hour resolution. The Jeurneymen "stick"
for eight hours
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The MAINE ELECTIoN.-The returns from
Maine are not yet full enough to show what the
Republican majority is in that State, but they
indicate large Republican gains since last year,
when their majority was ID ,3i2. Still they will
not reach the figures of 1866, when their ma
Jority in the State was 1880. The vote yester.
day was very large, showing that both parties
worked hard and both now claim to be salts
fled with the result. The Republicans are
content with their heavy gains ever last year,
claim that they have done all that they
expected, and promise to do even better in No
yember; while the Democrats think they have
reason TO boast OF the falling of in the Repub.
liean vote since 1s66, they Ignoring the election
of last year, which they argue WIS a contest
On local issues. Tie Republican majority for
Governor Is probably about 2O,OOO
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FoREIGS NEWS BY CABLE.-It is stated that
MIS-. Llncoln arrived in Paris recently, aud
was entertained by General Dix on the even
Ing OF the 5th. TIE London Times ofyestsrday
has lengthy editorial on American affairs in
winch Is expressed the belief that Mr. johnson
nas carte ttGnehs 10 settle the Alabama claims
Ihe press OF London comment on the recent
speech OF Napoleon at Chalons. The follow
ing words Were made use CT by the Emperor
on maj occasion: al will say nothing more as
PuoaiS prints are sure to draw prophecies of
war, however moderate nv words NAV he "
ne tresty with Bokhara has not yet been rati-
ned by Inc Emperor. On account of insurrec-
loLary movements in Bulgaria the garrisons
m Trans lyania have been strengthened Adj
vices have been received from Rio Jauetro 10
me 2ith of August The ministry had resolved
on a vigorous prosecution Of the war, and a re-
fusal OF mediation. Urquesa, who has been in
rebellion against Buenos Ayres, has submitted
10 President MitTe. Reports OF the Parguayau
Position state that Lopez had 1900 fighting
men at the mouth OF the Tibugary, and that the
Brazilian iron clads had gone 10 Assuncion
Sarnienos, the newly elected President OF the
Argentine Republic, Is at Rio Janeiro.
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The next State election is that Of Nebraska
October 9th.
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MORE POsT OFFICE EMBEZZLEMKNT.-Lewis
W. Gas well, a youthful clerk of the Post Of
fee, was brought before Commissioner Osborne,
al the L nited States Commissioners Once to-
day, charged with having distracted money
from letters addressed 20 Mr.. III. II. Helmbold
lie waved an examination, and was held in
5000 bail tor trial.-NeW York Commercial I4A
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4 HOME oFFloh-
D.
Natieusl Canitnl Life Insuranee Couu>suv
S
cH..r,ar, ~ go
---.--
SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
--...--.--- 20.
.ifl
orFIoE-aso PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
-
GALTS BUILDING.
OFFICERS.
MATTHEW G. EMERY. presidant
THos " PLOWMAN vice Prasida,t
LEWIS CLEPHHNE. TIsasm2sr
Hnn RIIzTR apnGHT 1890
w aiISTIN annerirtssndeut ~ ,or.,o.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
]. Q: HALL, N. d.
+. HOWARD, M D.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
S.urrY ropuvur ono ,,.~n
SAMUEL NoKMENT, GHOi Il. PLANT,
AN.A n On ELL
Lewis OlePhane, Ersstus Pouson,
AAhos A. s Snspnefd' Thos. N. Plowman,
Edwin Gray, Ghas. klomann,
Nicholas A'k'T Geo h Plant B. Patterson
= nno ~ a. iONaL OhfIIOL," chartered as
ever chartered by the Congress Of the United
Life Insurance Company exclusively. Its capital
COMPANY IA now fuiiy pTenare3 for bnsine.. nu 'ne
po,;,v ho,ao,. =, ,,;.
In the preat: Of thi: Company upon the mutual
partici petisn, thereby combining the advantages
The names Of its oficers and Director, ara -. su,.
6cient gnarantaa that tba .tfatrn - ~ ~ . SUI,
Their reputatons are pledSed 70 fsithfsy faSi
every promise made to policy holders, and no risks
can be impaired or Snestioned. VI '"' COMPANY
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WOOD AND COAL

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON q GLEEN,S
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
81 their Depot and Chief Once, G street wharf, W
c. sToRks q CO., corner 18th and r, wssb-
I. LUCHS CO., corner 9TH and r. Washington:
y. BOGUE, corner Bridge and High, Georse,
Town. jyl6 6ms
WILLIAM a1IsAaB.
w DEALERIy
COAL. WOOD, LINE, CEMINT, &c.
Central Once, No. 81 Louisians avenue, betvsss
sth and 7th streets west. Branch Yard corner IN
street east and street south. Wharf and Stasm
saw Mill foot Of Sd street east Large Wharf accom-.
medatons for loading and unloading vessels and
storing goods. COAL BY the cargo ct Philadelpbis
prices. "a m u.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-In the vicinity of NJ street Church. a
IL pair Of Gold SPEOTACLES liberal re-
ward will be paid for their return to 4s7 street
north se l5.3ts6
500 REWARpnLo.t on the l4th instsnt, ONE
TCU HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS
IN FIVE dollar bills. The above reward will be paid
for Its return to J. D. HUTTON.
80 Is ST 67s Seventh street, Island
I OST-Trom Store 322 Seventh street near D
IL street. black and tan PUPPY; had on blue
leather collar with . small brass lock. liberal
reward will be paid to any one returning the same
10 CHBlsTlAN kUPPEkT. Sc Is 2tS
I OST-On Wednesday last, on Penney vania av,
II enue, between 18th and 18th streets q small
black and tan TERRIER DOG, pure blood, about
ten months old; answers to the name Of "Schuei-
der" A liberal reward will be paid to any pArson
who will return eaid dog to its owner, No. 297 q
street, between 18th and 18th. sells IT.
4 OsT-Left in 9 street car, in GEORGETOWN, on
- Friday hight last: a lsdys WATER PROOF
CAPE. The finder will please return the same to
81 West street, Georgetown. seli-Str
G. BEwARD-strayed on the sOth August, one
spC white BUFFALO STEER, with . few red
spots, and about two years old. The finder will
please bring the Steer to 90 "a street. near Vir-
giDia ave-, where the above reward win be paid.
sci SALOMON.
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LADIES OAN HAVE THEIR HoOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND BlPAIRED ct Obs BAUMr
HOOPekIRT, OORsET and sHOULDER BRACE
MANDATORY, - Louisiana avenue, betvs.,
9Th and 7th streets. NH III
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BOARDING.

LOB RENT-To single gentlemen, with or with.
L out board, in private family, two com.
fortably furnished Rooms Inquire at 59s
street, between 9Th and 9Th SITS. SELL ST
THE BEST OF BOARD. AT THE CHEAPEST
Il rate, can be had on 10th street, one door from
Pennsylvania avenue. Also, neatly furnished
Rooms for rent. sel2-HH
FOB RENT-several very desirable FURNISH.
floors; with OF without bosG Inquire at No.
391 c street, bel. ~ and Sd streets. au Slim
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PERSONAL.

nR. y0sxPa FLINT, OF PRUSSIA, CAN
easss, Gin which be SuarSatees q perfect cure
RAPTURE &c &c Also, the istest improved ku-
ropesn Trnssee snd Buptare Ltniment constantly
se n-l0f-
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, ID

L Or MOUNT MON.
pole, leaves her wharf, fost Of Sew
ss1nss .,,se s;oi DAILY, at lS sr M
ALEXANDRIA,- fORT TooTE. F"RT WASH
lNGTOk. MARSHALL HALL, Nd and WHITE
HOUSE. Is.-returniEg TO the city 1t D. m
rare 70 Mount Vernon and return, incl pdine sd-
Refreshments N board
Tickets for sale ~ sll the principal Hotels and
at the steamer o wharf
The Arrow can be chartered by private parties
clubs, or associations 90 mske afternoon or moon.
light excursions on the Potomac by APPLYING on
board, or to JAMES sYKEs
General Superintendent,
te lOlm Office W lizards Hotel.
~H AMERICAN AND WASHINGTON -
t4H BRASS AND STRING BANDS,
heedQuarters, room 2s, Inteilieenoer ~
BuildiRs, No. S11 lth street. corner OF D.
eb-m la. HEALD Aren't.