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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
Cilu Gtal 6siait fur Salt.

AT No OPS MISUNDERSTANDING DAY,
y Broker mails free his printed list Of City Dwellings, BUSHES
Property, IcuelHeuts, Lots Of al pnoes ever Grceon
NOR SALE-A number of frst-class RESI-
BRNCES the city, the principal avenues and sree& AppF
ALLEN BROWN. No 81 BroadFav
HOUSES FOR SALE and TO LET, with i'm
mediate possession uufurushe fhh' Madison
All LeIius toa.sves murray III aid Other coic. ocstora
X. p PAKKLR a Co, No \ Pire-st
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
IL CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONTY LOANED On BOND AND MOE
Thirty falst an S.Ittsye tSiI.n A...os. S.sI
HOUSEHOLDERS up town lntendlnS 70
SILL or RRNT their DWELLINGS this Fsli s'.ae Sboai
o unfurnshed requested % is{s sppcous from esyon
ceaTt Nlte IN '' WARD g. OGUBN
Central real Office No S60 BoadT5 uuol square
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Siiuatiuns Izntfn- -f,maI,s.

A SOPRANO or ALTO desires an ENGAGE
N MINT in CHURCH CHOIR Addfs. A G b station A
A RESPECTABLE English Widow LADY,
"A Protestant. dereus Of obian9g SITUATION HOUSE.
KRFPsR understands children, furnish The best 81
reference Cal 10 person =, No Potion ave, Brooklyn
A SITUATION WANTED by good German
"a Frl 20 Do GENERAL HousEw DIX Also, gti As NoOk-
WASHER 0SBR GVOd rereaess Apply al No. 4 s'AnSs
BoNev - Il.
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Country 9ial esiait for sub.
Sattiun Sales Of StaI Estate.

II REAL bNTATB y kOh ' NJ
NJ % EIssAu-sr.. C1DARsT. hfN-iohh- -,
CITY Residences Stores Lots County seats snd far ] ~
r.A a. changed sAies o. uiA1 ~
TUESDAY. sept Is 1853 - -, ~. a..
At IL o'clock tho sslsronm DO III bo'"" V
Builiiug), n y. ...,,,yp
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RB SsRvss pit
900 VALUABLE PATERSOS LOTS near the BUSi e IT.
or THE CITY aud but SHORT DSlAhL fo,io itrP6 q,
ROAD STATION The bots SPLENDIDL1 LuVA
NORTH PIFTH NORTH SIXTH NORTH SEVENTH, hoaih ~
RIGHTH NORTH NNIh. TEAPLE snu CLhi OSs % ~ ~
VAN WfNKLKAVES Thu ground n high and ooninat
~ ghborbood rapidly improving The Sal, vii sn"fd w VP
tp.ity PAIESUh Clll ~ no
~ EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL POSITIVELY ~ 49, -
TyIR HIGHEST BIDDER 81 Terins liberal Maps 400 ~
ttulars OF the AuctOloeTs No - Nassau So ~
NJ. BrOokgn
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sroOklpn RtuI Gstut, for SaI,.

TOP saba frSt-class. 3-story, high-stOop,
n basement; suleelar Philadelphia brick HOUSE brown stone
trimmings the northwest corner Of gs~ ana IfAn1a'.
b 1880 oi eith al modern im fovtnehts LocA
or fne rooms and airy Apply oowue on rrrn So
NOR SALE-Elegant RESIDENCE and lois,
esags house Fu'0uave elegant tesiietre ON h's.
York5ve p lots one Of the above VII be cog
srgsia With furniture 'esrei DAVID hoidol " ~ f
.r, New Yort. or MILLER Atsuiicsve. East Nesl ora
nor SALE-New Frame HOUSE on Madi-
4 sonavs; Is rOoms, al modern iuprogeme1tS fnoe So"
Terms :" aAHVN w. ~ o. p
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6uuniru Zeal 6statt for sale

A NJ. WAY 4 s &c. Coz ". pu...s.. NJ.
y p's rom $500 " 4. e@ssa or, .', ,.,,
hsraa,i there ;. no asa .s a. nee 81 No. 20 1' Wsr Go1ero
W NJ ADJ b T.S sa' Up NJ 40, . Plas.. \. Ci'
A T ORANGE, N.J-YILI.AS, V1LLASI
"A ard FAENs great 'ety sssusi. .u,,s1 o9f G'5 ron
Is. year BY BLACKWELL SMITH No ~ BTosd"AJ
A SUPERIOR FARM, so acres, worth $4,000
y for sALR &c e0 hal cash balance on norisag oTneI Nsas
Westi hsh1 location eood lo.se 4na oa'baIs .s
Sri 22 s ' ,5 S1sSSs y. sa s'i c, wiR
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
s Spoyed Hundreds Getting Information 'sai lee
Iddr,ss E X LANDS yiHslsad, SssJsnsy.
A T No. 92j Broadway--STANLEY DAY,
y Broker mails Die printed t Of Westchester C0uny Property
= al prices direction. vheh ~ ssses ,geea.t,
A SMALL PLACE near Hastings half an
= acre '''" MALLORY 6iAcEwELL No IS Ibsr,y.,,
A NICE little fruit FARM of nine acres for
"A SALE cheap situated ts,ss nile from EsPo ~ J good
DARGAIN-6O-acre FARM in ORANGE County;
f.Sr. a.. ssso s.o On NJ, Rsosd JSoG8s Bro.vy
COTTAGE HOMES for SALE from $1,000
- 70 81 Co3 so LOTS Con 500 to s. n good e S5isn,
Hggr Hudson oy Tie the Psdssys cars to
so0ts-sr
MISERABLE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, in
II LADeeofoah Berkshire couaiy Mass large house Win 81
boarding house Fo bagy q situation ss surround ns = hss no 81
= 4 r KELLOGG No Cedar.si Y, ALBERT TOLM4s
IArss6orougb Nss
NOR SALE-Important to Engineers and
Il C,gtai.s The PORT RICHMOND IhoS WORKS IHlIA.
100" ~ a 81. 1bs r.knoWp ana eYr.,s
6 bss been IN snsssfa operation G frty years /, one Of e
srrs,t and h the eouu and bs building tools
t m sses of she construct on Of sorR Ofte heaviest
j. vel situated equipped for bung engines
vatsr :ss Is std Ia. done large 5assss aaIst
parallel lines tss feet Y9rist aHt i2 Get o. Bns 70 Bsae "a
Zee ~ about 7 iei deer ne Port war5aS rev Inc Tier, Is
...sS I o .r{ b se q, 5e & s scoS. "a ,t's1 md
s ;'' '''' zach an investment NORRIS IS 66i Ts t.V
/ EOR SALE-At Woodside, n. j., several
HOUSES aov fsihrr re'l f9r eeepatou Sen Eoslnd, u
81 stated within NE tene radius Of cy HAD Nevi orb On
mo-. n The center o. %. Cy Of Sepms CsH once
Me- 's az zee 1n ghei9 r end gener, e. a. M5
Va, MORlusoE & BRIGGS BriHers WooAdde J.
LOR SALE, at Flushing. l.. IA country
hoS ss s,'a a. s sy g1.s ss, water 40 Tg
fud us room on tr' noor Eve bercns 'u BATH
fes' il tbs highest AND e.ssi part u ~ lsaati vage PHce
E0R SALE or EXCHANGE for House and
Lot winaWsph ore Of se be't RIMS o. Long IssFl tsa
dep a. lslg cy ai l,l csop izgcae1ist
en- ~ s.5 ssA ss ' cay fe' pAleu'al 4-A-s "
EOR SALE-An excellent II homestead OF
l. 80 soIea good bdnE 70 miles and rnes
chang, Ap.fcsSaSo sSgSG 81 B,.sssu'f'
EARMS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
and 20 LII a. Rye ard Port Chester Neaiayt Raoad Az
b.. \ = ~,
For SALE at Haekensaclz, \. IA new aud
Ta.I Fruit DEPOT Nee Ban s5 Teras Easy
vs.. H. VAN WYCK. No 22g BroAaway.
On ORANGE .MOuNfAIN-On toy from
and su Vicinity good e4do sas eaarsle ds,ss o s4
ss Ne S ssisss"sa Pfs $50 Address B'Is' i
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Colds

furniturt.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID warranted nihufctue Also, d tana ~ .h,i C1s
her sues plain ornamental a. p fAElh-IDAi Ne JOS
Cshsl.t. opsosts Wooster Established lai1
OWEN TALLEY's FURNITURE viii be sold
" 10 paw storage sept o, 10 ooect al J. FNCha blO-
A0E ROOMS No BlW Thirty third st., cor J. sHil-AFG
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o. gtt.

% gtt. ..--......----
AT No. 5l2 Pearl-st., doors from Broadway
~ The STORE. ltylr Ga basement a1i gnse e tsA'
$40 per uoail Also LOFTS 81 low Tea "a 0tJn s rNoy
At No. 02j Broadway -ST ANLEY DAY,
Ioa.,, rsisrs Or oi'-s.s,d ., :, @ q ~, direction.
AT ORANGE, New-Jersey, near depot, very,
-. - % s,e, G,rien. dr.. nj lbsbool Apply "
%E3b &T4TloR or cHsGLfs " wAaD ~ q esl.L,i
A TO LET, for club purposes, OF to private
,.a,i contiguous . and we'd orUuor.rar, Torr,' s's, to
!. HBRAASS. 70 - Bruems-sL
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET in West Twen-
iys,os. ,', . s 6 - ,is., < ssersa, %
Nay lass neighooraoo1 aasie 90 80, - 49,. 0aes,
No Lto Bio,- ~ llI-e- -- = ----1
TTO LET-ln MorUstown, y. D., the very de-
sirahe RESIDENCE q WuL g. .atff esq ds'etl 'i'..,
Souhst. M"ra ard E'sei drpli i ~ o., ~
% % SiG los S s,s', , s' WI Y iIs5ii
no IEASE-SECOND STORY Of new Build
iuEnoE ne.1E luit braad1.' S,1, as a., tss ~,
rTO LEASE-LOTS at Commumpaw, con-
Il Teaisntto the Perm. ,-.,-...-.-..,. an
Lot 90. .s., .. -. '' q, 2, cage AID a,,R '
'' ''' ' IL oHss Vt c-'''' 10 . cli;t
ITO LET-Thec LOFTS, each g. o. =, .i zoe ~
l. q, 10 duteass S-i.i'as. '"''''
Tf,O LET-STORE No. 3l3 Caual-st, next the
corner Iu1ent,t See Dr. DUiAiN % pf,ise' of ~ oelsi
30 20 fsu rhifty.f7f o.
TO LET small aud neatly furnished
HOUSE For paTte-.at inqsie At b. & "AAhS
Cupe. store No 40 C-aAlit
rVO LET, IN Brookyn-Ihe desirable, well
,csie tuse-,iory t steoo brsn stone hol h- NO H ~
20 ~ d BGYANT. 80 u Na.l-a.l.ae. y -
TT1O RFNT--At Moutcair, y. j., WOODLAND
COTTAGE 1rr.hci isnfl f'ls'e pssessior iHla'iaio
J 81 Hl'BHARb So 90 BruadTsr Room so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

SUMMER gtffais.
CTET son HOUSE. Long Branch. \. J.--Par-
) lice hs uOJN ftlr mouth afhttn1 sA ur taAt
= re1-ced rates. and after <3t Ans NO. -rs,,, .,
fT7HF TAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE. Nyack on tho
Hudson siaes RocLsrl tnsilt under tle ahor,
1edrufuol tarul ,a a jolly Ausuh - Iif' "
''' l. D. MANSFIELD. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04

III Bstwesu ksHioTk sni Bremen,
Via and HaVro,
eoprtitp. the elegant hrsi class steamships
ARAGO FULTON, ARIEL
CtKCASSlAN, hOkLHkAA LIGHT,
The .perdh an popular steamship
AKAGU, Capt W. q. brown
will a. North River on nATURbAl, sept
rate. o. pruge rom-Firt Cabin 4b second Iapn soVi
ss,rg. as 10 I.vre or London--e95, $63. 81 80
Fof IRE ght urPassAgr appJ 70 49,, noobh b tVsi =,
Geasn Agents TO- Pear 'ni No 70 Brolissy Room 10 ~
AZ M lrosn reputation Of tie for safety and comfort her
pu.d anmolaueas sBd great, reduced rates OF passage
rsnd- Le dgae ship " those Who AA " WI Hpe o. I1 OY
I 49, nj cfs and secure Stale A. the FAssAe oGce oi
ile Inc ~ 90 Brosd~sy Room No ~ ------
C1TEIN IA GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
- THB ANCHOR LiHB,
Intended 70 SAL every Saturday
' frets plef 80 Norm itiseT. Al u eeock nooa .
towi ,...,...SepL BaiIAASlA............sep,.2G
~, Tt,Ii, - UllEkNEA.s. Oct. J.
sent ~ EUROPA Oct 10
NNi'HHiir ~, ~ PAssAGE PeYABLk IN CURRENCY
49,. - iivpEpoOJ GLASGOW, ~ Dkhki 80 and SD
b. 1rson ut cts good of y rsohtht tle'. -
Rierrsge 70 ulAsgos Derry, ~ lnisi ntu'''N' @''
pfeDs4 fertfr from tlrse ports ~.
p.. h.. 10 Ard oaa liaIsba HAVre RoilefAs ArreP
ke Ysgy ef rates. . -. "a, q, Gtes. pt,,n . s.
ffrlher bolaign alPp - N Rp,,r
gree Esu-YeA. HH'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

-" DEMOCRATIC PApER.-We have re-
pr,r : w. Q OF the State Capital Reporter, a
ma.. Denocratic paper published in Sacra-
A.," v' California, by the Reporter Printing
If % a'on. 1t is handsomely printed daily
edit, columns, and seems to be very web
f'ed' We wish 1t success.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

Colsrryd-The ugly accident of last Wednesday
has caused the coasters on Commercial street to adopt
regulations which will in future prevent the recur
renee of such terrible mishaps Thsy win have sta
toned at each crossing man with pole and dag to
signal the coasters when any obstruction Offers to the
track They have also dug away the snow banks on
each side OF the track and otherwise prepared it. so
IS to guard by every possible means against any ac
edent hereafter This coasng is rare Winter sport.
and our citizens and all the lads are making the
most 0. il
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

WASHINGTON BALL--The Good Templars viii give
ball in honor Of the coming anniversary OF Wash
ington's Birthday. at their magnificent Hall in this
city on Friday, Feb 2Ist the eve of the Anniversary
AS that falls this year upon Saturday. The adver-
sement OF the Ball in this issue viii give inforrna
ton to our readers OF the particulars. committees,
tickets. &c. All who attended the. really fine Ball
given by the Templars couple AZ months ago. viii
be sure to attend the coming one and any who miss
going viii only do, 10. Gargery toidPip. ga mis-
chief" to themselves 80
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

rvrrys BALL.-A gay party. consisting of eight
Am ladies', and twice that number Of gentlemen,
.rt from this city to Kenys ball at Granite Creek
an Wednesday. McClinteck & Stewards big four
horse sleigh took the largest share of the party and
others went in double horse sleighs and cutters.
From all whom We have seen of the party the express
sion is US that they had right merry, splen
did ptop time. 1t was the coolest night OF the win
ter yet none of them seem to have known anything
The temperature thoroughly were they absorbed
IN tbe pleasures sf the dance There was good
crowd present, and Idaho City furnished her full
share of the number They all say they are prepared
in due time to do so some more. They alss say the
supper at Kelys the best they ever sat dewn TO
in the Basin and the breakfast to which they were
invited by Mr. and Mrs. John Leary. at their resi-
dence next morning. worth the ride thither aud
hack to enjoy Granite Creek has distinguished it
self on this occasion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

shell "T eaicted. my letter proved to be ..bonb.
: Ana .s8sA kfK1KE LII - r
), i. - you viii not be the first schemer "hoist
= ns own petard." afan
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

1HE NEATHER.-still the clear. sunny, very cold
weather. which has prevailed for the month. gener-
au!' thursday morning the coolest Of the Winter
VIC mercury down to y degrees below zero at A. ".
A'sefdAy morning it went down to 16 degrees a. the
corresponding hour. But withal the weather during
midday may be called pleasant
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

Gould be ''i nIus question was who Tax Payer
=, many were the surmises. "-Tax Payer.
.,.. 's vanity poor thing. That fly on the
;. wheel thought il raised all the dust. New
q. a. '''lie puppy-dog Diamond did smash souie-
n. 'aluable: but he did it through accident.
!. iayer has not the excuse of that over
r.. u'' Out more noted little puppy-dog. "Nho
oyer could be-" why, how easy to guess :
T.., "A tool
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CITY and County.

:. ,cc,nrSr.-Last Wednesday noon, as a
'coAs. .Y.v known about here as Little Tommy, !"
man ,...,. son of the widow Emerson, aged about
and were coasting down the glib and icy Com
eSns .u.ot coasting track, they came, in contact
nef'i@' sorse and sleigh driven by Sam Stewart. at
Vih .'..-section of Montgomery and Commercial
the - Tommy was lying flat on the sled, and the
streets. lad sat astride of him. Tommy's head
Lm0 .o fore part of the big sleigh runner, ana the
slu'N ...sed over his neck as he lay helpless and
'pino The collision inflicted an ugly, very severe
SUM- oommsnciIs just above the eyes, in the CEN
wv" s;s forehead, and curving and extending down
~ hid right cheek almost to the lower jaw His
up0 also badly hurt by the runner passing over
h'' o,1o Emerson lad received painful flesh wound
H. t,rebead, and was roughly shocked all over.
u we're immediately taken to DIR. Healys office
Inv NO received surgical attention, The nerve Of
@DN 49, .stonished all present. He saw the wounds
-. rornmr dressed without betraying any emotion,
u ~,aO his own turn came he underwent the pain
~lN Grafton with wonderful eomposure. he said he
r;ds down the Hill again that evening. that Dr..
could .straighten his neck if it should get bro
-, ;, ba reckoned, and acted the brave, unhinching
,. solder all the way through We rejoice to learn
w.. ,o will soon be well of his hurt. Poor Tommy
- badly injured however. and it wiz be weeks
before his recovery can be looked for
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

'AArSG.-This grand Winter sport is being daily
.! several experts and novices on the rescr.
'Aain up Elk creek, just above the city
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

No THOEoUGHFARE.-C. 7. Blake Co., of the Post
Office News Depot, have ON hand limited number of
copies Of the last Christmas Story by Charles Dick
ems and Wkie Collins of which critics at the East
and N England speak very highly. Blake & Co. have
a'nety Of other resent and very entertaining pub
hcatons
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

AAas knayes do work with, called q fool. !"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

DASciSG Standardization & Dohs, Dancing Teach
e' n4'e made change in their school arrangements
"cn VIII be observed in their new advertisement In
r'' ISSUE They viii give Dancing Soiree at Good
islnplars' Hall every Monday evening. Read their
advertisement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Banking
House Of 50 tna3tfl b. NJ DufELL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

JOCK PIT-Taylor Ovens have fine new
Ip' Tor chicken alterations. in the basement for
occupied by Petersen as Concert Hall. oppo-
."' ~eir Exchange saloon, corner Wall and Mont
Somery streets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

~, .hoLic SERvIcEs.-The Rev. Father Cazeau will
larry Mass at st. Joseph's Chapel. in this city.
o~ sunday morning. at O'Clock, High Mass
past l0 O'Clock, and yespers ut O'Clock r. NJ.
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DIED.

HARDIN. On the morning of the 18th instant.
alter long and painful illness, borne with Chris.
nan fnriltude and Tesignati, n, CATHARINE A.
EARBlN in the 35th year 81 her age.
Her funeral viii take place fren her late res
denre on sth street east, Friday morning at 9Ia
clock and proceed TO St Peter Church Erie nds
AM scduaintances are invited.
QUITS. In Fairfax county, Va on the 18th
IN. iant, Mrs. LUCY HENRY CUTS, widow of
ator from New Hampshire.
HALL. On the morning sf the 18th instant.
at lie oclcck, PEhCINAL WINFIELD, son OF
Gc0rge H. and Maria A. Hall, aged years and 5
The fIienss of the family are requested to attend
the mineral TO morrow afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the resdence of parents corner of llth street
and NJ assachusetts avenue.
Brown. On Thursday, the 22I Instant at the
$ oente u Colonel Wood, Nelson county, Va d,
TH.DDEUs t BROWN, of Washipston civ
aged g years
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ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-The GIzetle
OF last evening has the following items:
kiitidry.- A portion Of The 18th u. =. Infar
try are under marching orders tor Memphis
Tenn. bEt AS yet have not moved. Trains are
held in readiness for them.
To be Iron CINd.-The steamers CITY of Wash
lpgfon and City Of Alexandria, of The Wash.
ington Ferry line, will leave here next week,
but not ar the same time. for Baltimore, where
they will be plated with iron. ia order to Sc
cure them against damage by the ice during the
DOW repIdly approaching winter. The place
ON the lire of the absent boat will be filled by
the Winnisimmet.
Land Sdle.-Messrs. Green & Wise, real es !.
tale agents, last week, sold a farm in Loudoun
county, near GuIlford Station, on the Alexan-
dria, Loudoun & HampshireRailrc al, contain
ing 2sO acres. TO 5. II. Moggs, Of Jersey Shore,
Penna. for $50 per acre.
County Court.-The November term of the
county Court for this county commences on
composed of Lewis Mckenzie, p. j., and Asso.
ciate Justices Robert Bell and w. w. White.
Robbery IN the County.-A short time since
Mr.. Phil. Roach removed from this county to
Washington, leaving his house in charge of
coloTed woman. Almost as soon As he quit the
premises, the woman commenced to plumber
MS house, and was rapidly removing from il
every article OF household furniture, when
Mr.. Roach was informed of her villaiuy A
portion of the stolen articles have been recov-
cred.
Run Orer-A man named John Cavan was
run over by the freight train on the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad yesterday
morning at Rectortown Stat On. He was at
tempting to get on the engine, which was in
motion, but slipped off the step, and the ten
der passed over both his legs, and crushed them
horribly.
Stolen articles Decentralization was made
in the GeZette some days ago that Mr. Michael
Harlows grocery store, on he corner Of Fair
fax and Princess streets, had been ROBBED, and
that among other articles stolen We're four
watches. A colored boy named Rich'd Carter
was arrested in Washington a few DAYS after
the robbery, charged with TT e offence, and com.
mitted to the Jail here in cor sequence He has
since acknowledg dyed his guilt, and has informed
the police OF the whereabouts Of the stolen ar
ticles. he having given them TO a coIored boy
named Stevens tor safe keeping.
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G.. HAJ Nj.
Removed.

respectfully call the attention of tho Ladies'
that have this day REMOVED my hOUPskiGT
and CORSET FACTORY TO the spacious store,
5l3 7tn street, lItelIiGen cer Building.
Thanking for the patronage OF the past will
endesvor 10 please in the future; always selling
the best goods and guaranteeing Q good lit.
ST. an the only an horized agent I'm this city
Of KBLLEYS PANIER and BUS3EL SKIRT;
the most fashionable adapted for the present style
Of Dress.
C.BAUM,
5l3 SEVENTH STREET,
ocl Intelligencer Building.
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HORSE FAIRAS&Ar
TO BE HELD AT 49,
THE NATIONAL COURSE,
WARRINGTON, d. o.,

COMMENCING NOVEMBER 10, 1865.
owned in the District thirty days previous to date
or tnr.e In i've mile heats, 10 harness, four or
m3 Ore 70 NIL, two 70 start.
rfisnium, go for Burning Horses, single dash Of
SECOND DAY-Premum of $50 for Trottine
norses to harness mle heats that have never beat
Same Day"Pren iu@, SO for best Style Horse in
single harness.
Esme Day Premium for best Saddle Horse.
team IN DAI-Premium' SU idl iaste1 Voubie
Premium, SO for best matched. Double Team
Premium, SloO for Runnng Horses, single dash
rFOLkrH DAy-Premium.. $500; open to all
aIotting Horses, mile heats, three IN fve, to har
Iure 70 be made In this racs, sss or oetter-good
ana a a trssk.the winning horse to receive $3.50,
fifth DXY99PGsmium, s1o for Burning Hor.
rs, single desh Of three miles; the winner
t to aeeeys Shs; second horse S7s. Three to fill;
Premium. o25 for Trotting Colts four. years olds,
otnt three in i've to harness.
Premium, SIS foi best thorough bred Stallion.
ffemiam s slo 1907 for Best Best sRfins dSs
t .ns asSys be governed strictly BY
No premium will be contested fer after dark
Aecr'g 70 commence each day at O'Clock.
All entries must be maize in writing, and ten per
mt on premiums to be contested for Enclosed, on
Evep thing Connected with the above Fair will
% CONDUCTED in an honorable and upright man.
s5 ato ~ every case the premianst 20 De confess
s a ior WI be hung up in the stand before start
Address all entries to z WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
coraer OF SIKH street east and Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-28
CITY ITEMS.

STANDARD CADET CLOTH, Brown Velvetaen,
Drab Miied Cloth, Blue coating and Pilot
Ciotns, for special purpose'-made to order, at
street