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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-06-19
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Official History Of the WAR, its Causes, Charaeter
Conduct and Results. BY Hon. ALEXANDER nj
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A LITERARY PAPER. same form rs n V
n Ledger, devoted 70 original sensation stories
pungent hits, poetry, fun, &c. In Sd year You
Stanehfeld { Co.. Lewiston, No ~
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q THE GREAT PIN-WORM RENE


T'HOSE troublesome and dangerous pests, Pin
Il Worms, any other Worms, are safely any
thoroughly expelled from the system BY the Us
Of DIR. G0ULD'S Pin-Worm Syrup, without injure
10 the health Of the most delicate child or adult
Purely vegetable Warranted to cure. GEO. c.
Price - cts.
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IMMEDIATELY, TWENTY or Thirty good JOIN
L ERS, to work on the new STEAMER, now lying
at SOUTH WHARF, Burlington,
n. B. PROCTOR.
Burlington, June 18th d&wIt'
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GRANT & COLFAX.

A CENTS wANTED-For the best and most
"A reliable LIFE of the Greatest Living Soldier
By Hon. J. r. Headley. Now ready, $3.50. An an
thentic LIFE OF COLFAX, with splendid Portrait
in press, price Sc which give 70 every subser-
Der TO our LIFE OF GRANT. TREAT & DO, Pub
fishers, 654 Broadway, N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
HAVING sold out our business we would respect
III fully request all persons who are indebted 70
TO call at our late place Of business and settle be-
fore the first day Of June next. Those having &c
counts against Us will oblige by presenting them
previous to that date.
E. o. WIRES co.
May lfth-dts
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Garner. who shot detective Cullen, robbed
the Reading and Pennsylvania Banks last
year Of $3.50 600, and with his accomplices
have been living here in high feather. His
wife and Donalds0n's wife were also arrested
but released Donaldson and Garner are
still in custody hut viii be released unless the
authorities of Pennsylvania telegraph for their
retention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-06-19
NEwBURYPoRT. June y.

Mr.. Daniel Merrill, of Rowley, man 70
years Of age, was found dead this morning in
the water, alongside Of the railroad in New
bury, two miles from this place lie proba-
bly, became bewildered in the wild storm last
night and died from exposure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04
MUNICIPAL REGULATIONS AFFECTING Co

MUNICIPAL REGULATIONS AFFECTING CON-
Niece We published yesterday al i'm port ant
opinion delivered Dy Judge Cartier, OF the Su-
p-ene Cont ofthe District of Columbia in the
case ofthe Mayor and Corporation OF George
town vs. John Il. Davidson, which came be-
fore he court by reference from the Circuit
Court, 10 which an appeal had been taken from
the decision % justice Of the peace OF George
town. The case arose out OF a claim of the in
specior OF the city OF Georgetown to Inspect a
lot OF flour shipped at Weverton, Maryland,
ard cons igned 10 New York, which WAS pass
ing through Georgetown 10 IFS desu-
nation. The clam involves the power
Of 4 municipal government To restrict
tie freedom Of commerce. and gives
rise 10 question OF great pracucaI
Imrortance to shippers. coDsignees, and COM
mon carriers TO whom MERCHANDISE may he
entrusted az trCH,i'H. The decision OF the court
IS against the power claimed By the Corpora
ton Of GeOrGe,ovn, and Is IL favor OF the tree
dom Of commerce the right 70 regulate winch
Il vested in the General Government, and the
Court defines the limits Of the power of muai-
opal corporations u impose ms pect.on laws.
Tine opinion Is one OF general Ia crest. both 10
the commercial public and % municipal au-
JbCrIties generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04
The RESULT.

Since the STATE elections, last month. there
has b en- httle doubt among INTEL, gent roiiti-
clans Of both parties OF the election OF q rant
and ColfaX as President AMI Vice Prssijeut of
the United States. The interest in the election
of yesterday, therefore. conferred In certain
States wheIe there seemed prob abilities OF a
clos contest, an IN certain CJagre ssiouai
districts where the mature OF ih- contest
awakened att Ati0n- The result IN New YORK
was awaited au1iOu>ly. There il Wa expect
ed that Grant would carry the day; ba. the
vast increase in The registration ia New York
city and Brooklyn, ana he prob tbiilJv IN 4 thu
,nsIDriiy Of this added number a. voters would
prove u be Democrats. tGrew the subject iatJ
uncertainty. The State is stu al dOuot, a we
write, 50 far as regards the electoral vOt.. but
u is cerJSin tha the delegation IN Congress will
stand. as now, largely Republican. John T
Hoffman has D7en elected Governor. and the
Legislature Is Claimed BY both parties, though
IL has probably gone Democratic.
From the returns revived herr IN to noon
to-day, IL seems Certain that ths f1Ilc xIaz
States VIII give Grant and Colfix their sI-eso-
1si votes for Presid Lit and Vice President Of
he United States:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04
81 Bankers' ana Brokers' TeIrgrapa.

j. r-is Johnson l. Co. quote stocks and bones
~ home and foreign markets as follows:
INV hORK Nov. 4.-Frst Board-U = as
49, coupon, none; 62o's, l-6., coupons IOpS;
icei, eourOn, lnS5ai loo3, coupons, i0.s,, I,oJ
coupon, new, 1lusi 5.2Os, IoG1, coupon, III
."..Es, coupons, lU7s Pacific Msii l2lx ono
= Miss. Certificates ~ MaTiposa, OK; Atlantic
.taI, none; Canton, 41I; Cumberland, b; W.
I. telegraph, 80 QaIekSIiyer, AK, Boston
&ieI Powell. J." - N. Y. Central, - Erie
} =; o.. fTti'S, %; Hudson, lex; Recalling
- :; MichiEan central, 10, Michigan >opta-
err, >}l.i liilcT Central, us, Cleveland and
PItisOaf2, S6i,; y oTtb wr< T. - y d.. preferred
30. ClrvsI&uu ana Toledo. iUiI. (: Rock Island,
hiis foTt Way le. i1Us Alton Terra Hiute,
=: Toledo x Wabash, -; Adams Exp, a.,
Wells, Fargo Z 20. Exp, 2d' American Ex-
press, -, United States Ex press, -; M'r-
chants Union, -; Chicago Alton, Isl; do.
preferred, Isl. Market dull. Gold, l3]aI}}t +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York money m,rxet il extremely

The New YORK money mlrxst IL extremely
stringent. and borrower a1va great Gifiicu'ty
III Supplying ih'ir wants. TIE common Fate
- Per cent. IA coin, AL We have heard OF
lc@Is on which, in aGdt'c5 - per cent IN
Cu!E erCy, q commission Ci H'.r-fBurth OF one
Per cent. PER day has ceen pad I''--e ex reme
Iatss are obi, fly al but ,blr TO ariiH al means.
1t Is, however, serer Ally believed tbat n'tdril
causes alone would MAX" q sharp per
cent. market. About S5iJ,t0l three per ceut.
Yesterday certificates wee presented by tue
banks 10 the ASSISTANT Treasurer for redemp-
q n meeting of the a sociated banks il COR
ten plated for the purpose OF sideTing the
CNpCdIsrcy Of allowing three per cent. c"rtih-
Gates 10 he used in the liquidation OF CfraTiu :.
House balances. The con uuued money pres
has. for the time At Least. che ckej business
al com nlprcial paper, anu rates are nOniTally
ss last Iuctec. The q, aiings in Goveruu-u.
bouds are OF moderate amount, an prices are &
fraction lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

How IT NoRES.-A lady informs us that,
ha'Ls some dry goods shopping - do Z few
Gays siESe- she CONCLUDED she would consult
lie STAR AID y.sII those es:abli1h ments which
were advertised IL it, columns. sac did so
and >Ee "a. ine result WIS mixed. in the first
place, he stores referred 20 Were so crowded
with customers that she had To await her turn
10 be attended u, like customers IN I country
barter shop OF Sunday morning. This 10
our Simi,Ie, not the lady's.l When she found
a clerk Olsen gagged, however, she was amply
compensated for the delay, long and provoking
as II seemed. Not ouIy was the stock TO select
from much larger, but the prices asked fJr the
goods were much lower than SIZE haI BEEN
accustomed 10 find IN ths OLD fOgy establish
ments VI The city, which, having few goods aud
little or TO Inducements u offer IN they Of low
Prices, see 10 DC .Islon for inviting customers
There Is q moral ia TINS Iady's experience
winch - also Tia Of every Cbsorving person
That Is OF intrinsic va.Hr 10 the whole coni-nu-
nIty, seller as v.eiI 81 bGver. A LIBERAL ami
JudIcIOus bringing before tie pubIie OF The IN
ducements or advaAtages OiI.r5d by any daaier
l. sure to result In a tErcng of customers: and,
Customers assured, n 70 US, a. the nigh: the
DAY, That stocks VIII he iar-e and prices low.
All the world knows that - nirble sixpencs
Is bitter than slow shilling
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Bai,imsre Markets. Ts.dn,.

SALTIMoRK, Nov. f.-Ootton quiet, with
prices steady; Middling Uplauds. -. Flour
quiet. ami prices unchanged. Wheat dull, q nd
prices nominal; prime and choice Red, s225a
S2.35. Corn firm; the market shade better;
old " hIte ard yellow, SI.as.sSl Nc. Oats duh:
saleS at 69n7Dc. Rye dull and nominal. Pro-
visions unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

history shows few csses Of such heroi,m as
"ss displayed Eot long since BY a peasan
woman IN France, namec Frances Triad,u.
who, on being bitten BY a mad dog, in the midst
cf CroWo OF women and children, was self.
rossessed and noole-heaIt- d eao, Ii TO cling to
me cog unui De was killed, thus preventing
Lin from oi'ing Others Ii Is pleasure to D..
ahie 10 and thai ne heroine was saved. aud that
she received In commemorauon of h. nr,i-.,'
worthy act, one OF the medals given nv IN.
Coysrar. ent of France tor deeds OF yrs,t c,ur-
sge and devOtsdress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Money in demand, at 4?
Per cent. on account. aud commission. Ex-
change. ga. Gold. 49,. 5.2U's, ls52, coupon
%. 10-i0s. coupon. ~. North Carolina 6's,
b'% Virginia 6s, ex-cOupon, So a. Tennessee
ex-SoupOp, 6uf.
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Baltimore STOCK Market, ro-da

RALTISogE, Nov. 4-VIrgiuia 6's, old, ia
scribcd. ~ asked do. 1866, 81 \ bid do. 1-67, iaS
asked: do. coupon. new, 81 bii; n Jrth Carolina
6's, 67bid; south Carolinas, A. bid, o. asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

WALLS OFEGA HoUsE--This positively
the last week of the exciting drama OF ..Foul
Play and 20 Que should fail 20 see IT, There
will b. . matinee for ladies and children on
Saturday afternoou at reduced prices. The
play ha, had very successful run, but must
be Withdrawn 10 give place II other novelties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04


We observe hat a sod u..ny Da.locrs:ic
journals, eULeediHg in advance IN, G-fea, Of
their caEdifajes are drawing consolation ..1-n
Lnelr OWL predictions that General Grant viii
lLIA cut u De Il good Democrat after the elac-
rCL- We nO.e this fact with real pleasure,
because II Is an evidence OF cheerful Chris
tan Spit In POLITICAL parties that We hardly
expected 10 See exhibited III thee degenerate
days. 1h0- a siU-le EdiviJusI should mere
and there have the rare faculty Of seeing chOIce
blessings under the = tu Giz Euisa OF adverse
fortune Is FtT-Ips 7Jt Strange. hut when any
Considerable portion q PJl!IcGI party BE-
comes - endowed lie matter is certainty = fair
enc for public Co1CTa'uIatiOn To these seraue
oH;imi=tS VIA; cdos how 4 .sv hundred tlod-
sand vote ar cast! livery lIug Will cone
cot ali rEGt, AM Democratic pnaeipias are
boUnc to prevail II tle eoJ, no matter how
da-k TIE clouds TIA: overshaIJw them f.r the
NTe E.iTg.
Seriously. however, We appre1pnd there =
more solid foUnCauCn for ttis pleasant rnIIc--
Cphy or tie part % :he minority than most
Republicans would at & st thought supp p
NCt hist We tArHk General Grant VIII ever
piece hIms5if upon c". DemcCrauc platform,
cr formally leave that framed at Chicago
rom the very raturr Z things. however. IL is
mFC-sibl- for any PT--idsr- 10 satisfy he
TOIe ultra Of It's aUle-elsctiOn supporter
ard, l. addition 10 this inherent general dill
CuI.y, We DO rCt GOabs that PresIdeat Grants
atr strat.OE Will naturally and IN .ent ioaaIiy
tend ,0waTGs moderate and conservative
measures. Bat that il VIII meet the views and
VIE the praise OF ali true .-ienGs CT the coun-
Try, We have jus. as Little doubt. In fac. the
prospect Is that he will prove 10 D. good
enough Democrat tor all vnIi -hienei and pa-ri-
otto DsJn0lTsfs, and ~ the ne time good
enough Republican FOR ali Ibe;al and Large.
Minded Republicans
- Jhsi, lO:wi,hsiaGdi ng the apparen: Dis
couT7Giug prospect before thsLl, tie pleasing
aRtIoipauOns thus iadU.ged in by tue hopeful
minority may not be so very unreasonable
after ali. Everything VIII Of course depend
upon the spirit il which they accept events
and rosuI.s rs they trauspira In the future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04
New York Grain unr.., "a,
Wall Street Ts.day

Ne" YORK Nov. 4.-FloUr n shade frmer
" heat unsettled and nominaliy, 2LS cents
lower. Corn dull and dropping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

Young ladies who are gwen to indulging
il Tie latest styles should be the look out for
a PLAINLY srsssed bene violent laced elderly gem
iisman from the country who is Just now ire
susutipg orr popular streets armed with vial
OF peppermint, which he insists On Offering 10
p ssers-by who display the Grecian bend.
The old g,ntleman thinks something ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

"WoNES's RIGHTs."-Lucy Stone and Mrs.
BLACKWELL, her mother-in.laW, offered their
votes In he eleventh ward of Newark, y. j.,
Yesterday, but the judges refused to receive
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

- sunday evening religious services have
London theaters
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FCREITCRE DEPARTMENT

FCEEITURE DEPARTMENT
have row stock from which one canuc. fail 70
make a seleCtiou-kayiug
PARLOR SUITS
rsu.ing iron. s7s 20 { Z o, committing #
SOFAS from $40 70 SI0C.
Gk NJ > HAIRS from SIC 20 : -.
LADY : CHAIEc from Z - to SO
SIDE PAKLOh CHI AIRS f,orn : TO : 20
fTA5E RES fFor' IS 70 e 10.
MARBLE TOP TABLES from $40 to 81.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
Banging from SIS to sl.fC0, consisting of
BEDSTEADs from Sl2 to $500.
PUHEAU Us in Mirrors. from 30 t. $40,
WAsBSTANLS from : IL to SI0J.
TABLES from s. TO so
CHAIRS from 81 to $40 each.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, in imitation Of
OAK, CHESTNUT, ENGLISH OAK, MaPLE
and Paint IN ciHeIsLt ColoTs, Plain aui III and
screly oInamented, from 81 to SIOo, with aud
without Msrbles.l
UPHOLSTERED AND CANE SEAT ARM
EASY CHA1Es end bOCh rs, from IS to SO.
DINING AND SITTING ROOM CANF-SE.T
Oh lEs, WALNUT and DAN, from a. 20 81
each
IMITATION WALNUT AND OAK do, at $50
to 81 each.
LADIES' ROCKERS, from So TO SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

In my
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE DE-
PARTMgNT,
have fine WALNUT AND OAK DESKS. from
: Is to $50.
LADIES FANCY DESKS AND SECRE.
TABLES, from SO to $50.
LIBRARY CASES AND SECRETARY CASES
Of several patterns. from S45 to SEQ.
Fine GARD. WALNUT, and OAK LIBRARY
TABLES, from $50 to oIOV.
Plain LIBRAEY and OFFICE TABLES, from
soto $50.
LIBRAEY aud OFFICE UPHOLSTERED and
Gaze Rack AMI Seat, Revolving. Spring Back aud
other CHAIbs, from S2o3 t. 81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

0FAIR-The LADIES OF UNIONTowN,
S Dc, respectfully invite the attention Of
taSn the beheht Of tue Episcopsi chardh ' II
~ in the NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Bridge St: nesr High, INT BsDAY ESESIsG,
N+ATTENTI0N, BOYS II LLUE.
The members of the sth Reg ment Boys in Blue
aIe fsGu., L TO assent ie at Il, GIN entel Ieai
a. oe,o%k tK> 6AY EvssIsG "a Nh S 5. Ks
The gT-serce % ever member Is psrticularls re
pH-stet. as l.. stLeS5 81 great importance VIII he
cAAs. L. nULSE, Co, G9mains.
~ AlJts th Res't Boys in Blue.
W. NOTIJE.-Tle Glitter Of the SEVENTH
- NAfb VII nclt mtei;ns ct d. son. nail
day. LNEhING AZ "a o'clock. no 5 2.
TMAsTEE BUILDERS UNION The reg.
~ Ma nsr month meeting viii be held at Trade
NhSl.taL NLAiNa, Nov. 4, 81 o,eI,k; b. order
I93--, =. pANlo, Sec y.
0+TEs LADIES OF TIE ISLAND BAp-
ian 90 hCh Si a. hGhd fEsT Ti,at
esInreaciag, WEDNESDAY, NIGHT. Nov stn,
i. % al i h.g 'eslSa AsaRssi isf
NNh'7 10 = -
n~Ms syNiC--, .le;ea couvocaiion Of co.
AZ Nasouic Hal % WEDNESDAY,. the ith inst
at clock , ~ az ,yfich occasion the annual
tcntaIce Of al the nslrD-s i,e.rnestl5 reqEas'ei
&c All hoynl tr.n Nseons IL good staining ars
N ga IL. o. MOVES. sec.y.
1"FAIB IN TIE FIRST WARE The La.
S S hoo r -, ., Green Har, PINE
IvENiNG This wsEK There are SEVERAL nv hfT.
elites connected with it-4n Enp'eSs her
Throne: Il I ib TAbls. Jacobs We'll; a fish Poa4;
Poet Chce Eouune Teller. a dsiy paper 10 ia
sdef, esl!ea The Ladies Invitation Admission
ITO TIE MhMRERs OF THE ECONoNT
CAL ASD ENTERPRisE BUILDING
These Associations having u.tei viii meet for the
saJlnen. q ones ~ IIale, Union Fan; southeast
" On st ar Pot one
no2st FEED. KOoNEs. secy
TN0TICE 10 WHOM 1T nAY CON
BEersrEa's OFHicS. November2
keepers Of Hc,ei. TsTeras, 6rdinaris. RSstsa
L,qgors;; Vines, and Cordials, Groceries, Dry
,aee e. thios Meaisinss a Perf Rsa4y
Wstches and J.welry, Lumber cod aud Goa
Cars. BILLIARD hSSae TasIss sfi Bsss
for Hsvlirg and Peddins. aud Dealers II Old Old
p.Y. the ID day Of November 1895 aud that said
L'ct nss. must be renewed at this ONE within ten
GAYS 'hsreafter. T. A. BOSWELL.
no if Register.
~WAsHINGION sCHEUTZEN vHIEISl
wiiibs heis on WHPSRsDAV. Hon n oes st9
o'clock . m, at !chn he7sel's Brewery corner q
j. earnestly desired, as important business viii 10
stockL oder, can receive their Park Bonds. unon
preseptatiou Of the pts for the amoants paid
or their shares, at the above stated mestng
HANDLER sec,y q rr.'iaent;
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ALSO,
LATEST PATTI ERNS OF
Gil CLOTHS,
OF all widths and qualities.

can now offer Choice Patterns of
VELVET CARPET at from So to 5 I per yard,
BODY BRUSSELS at from SEE to 50 per yard.
CBDSSLtY'S ENGLISH Double Crosa'' ia
PESTRl BRUSSELS a 81 % per yari.
Other good ENGLISH and AMERICAN Ia
itSI RlES from : to TO s IS per yard.
LOWELL AND Hartford "ENTR s''
} ard.
Other good THREE-FLYS at 81 Is per yard.
Low ELL, HARTFORD and GLEN ECHO TX
IbA HEAVY lNGRAlHS at SlJJ per yard.
Other ISGRhINS from co cents to 81. 30.
WOOL DUTCH CARPETS from Is cent, 70
Sl.zJ.
HEINZ CARPETS from % to 60 cents
OlLCLOTHs from GO cents q g per yard.
COCOA MATTING5 from 10 cents t. s. g Der
yard, taIl widths, from % TO yACds)
STRAW MATING telCxco5t
BRU csEhS and VELVET MATS AMI RI GS
from - 10 : Is.
BRUSSELS aud VELVET HAsSOCKS from 81
10 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

o-'-a--"-
of tEs=s four a'p-, Grant L. p.C5tpiv car
nee California; tie Democrats cIll.E New Jer-
Sey, and Oregon uls probably COVE Democrats,
though The coLt5s, = very close. and h, ma
M Will b. small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-04

DER, and my stock OF
CARPETS,
Oil CLOTHS,
COOOA MATTINGs, Sc, &C.,
not to be excelied even in New York from whence
! nave INST return ed, having secured the VERY
CHOlt of the market in the way OF
NEWEST AND RICHEST PATTERES OF
VELVET,
BODY BRUSSELS.
ENGLISH AMP AMtkIOAN TAPESTRIES,
Low I'LL. HARTFORD, AND OTHER THREE
LOWELL. HARTFORD GLEN ECHO, AND
OTHER GOOD INGhAINS,
Wool pU1Oh, HEMP, &C, 81.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
S0UNIHi KFeIDENOs Fog RENr

n
The l.rs- Sanity n.Bs.cr; nc~ ooeupi.d ey
nie. r S1s 4. - ATn Ctr r. fos, Sc
Tic so,ss sna hses bud iisr contains Is rooms
S,,h ell The teJs,' a improvements; suo6 s' gas
The preuisss farni,h abundant accommodation
'srse S ~ az Ia fruit o, ,sr,op. stni.
coid srarsry w.i rtsci - with ohcic. Er.srs'
he S16r:s toS, si., sna il d desired sSr.e
arc CO.. vii DO ren ei 9TH skA rr@rnf-es
the sit9stic lie ansu posed ny sny in the District
ior h~sithiuines- sNd hearty
Terms,-Si gee YEA Poss sst"n given TN
WILLIAM srtcKSEr;
- % n w--hi gtSn, u q.
s'Qt RENT-Fso 'tree story sEIcS souSE rs,
Ne" Jerry avenue. t-f~ een sna Gstrett c ~
ofv = JOHNSON. sI3 lsfh slreet. aaIz II
.<-a--------s-------
TOR SALE.
TOR ssuF-The iue.t prir e CARRIAGE
niscl-. IN v s'Nt'si haJcs HI n. srte .'iy -
gsUte. sRA sei' 10 Ne = sny tarness Ag-0<A
,!y at chisf cirrk's os,or 20 Rees poy q
70 ABLE OPPORTUNITY
Ee EikNIT4 kE. HEn ~ EN, KIT, HEN
md iISlh@ BOON FU6NICCB, ola - r.,ls
Or -1i"g hous" 81 s,N-rtoen rooa's " IN 81
s sa ,sfs Tb ose 1 lGe tn' % Or be
Tong o. shot une. hdjTsss
no1 Ct n. J.. correct III sai I. stree.s.
1000 GtSTss TILE sab
o,,n rdoNss sks&r
I oTINGLENv Oop CEMETVKY roKsaLE
- sitUsted ~ e, l., lection 81 Chestnut ave.
J. I. ToLpaFIG 4 Co, ,' sac rs
&C Z6-eo2s W. &C. Pa. ave suf "a a.
zen Ef s - ro2G isr Es. y 4sne So So
u CLARK. No SS7 81 street o. 4 Il
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

~ }. BUssKLL DANCING ACADEMY . no.
%, n az carnsi's saloon. corner Of -
IlCNeb-h aud streets. neyr ~ tn ton -
"a ccnesday and Friday Ladfes srum % 5 ~
m; Eents from Go D o. N. &C. l2-eren- -
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LOST And FOUND.

EorND TREsP ASKING on MI PREMISES
D 81 old ss1tied cow Also a Bay NILE
,ame "a hInd - owuers wanted spsiy 10
College pos o.
80 REWARD--irayed away. On che sl>t nit a
,Sr bistl Try COW. heavy with calf. wnite
hUEts black 81 tire ends. white On her shonlaer
AUG u aux The above reward Uill be paid IN re-
iurred te MATTHEW MlEBs, eth street rod
oct.eeh the wv" Park. no4 81
e REWAkD-Lnst. ON saturday last a BLACK
S'y add Tan TESRIES DOC. answers 90 tue
nsme ~ JACK. haG o. cream coered c6Ilar The
ahoye renara viii h. paid Il delivered at So IsIh
+, bet. Mass ave. ana Y 81 70 sgi-
CAmE TO Ny PRFMiSsS on e . 8lst Of DC. D
- Der. red COW, with hUrus turned down. The
owner - r'iueEted 70 come forward. prove proD
erfy, pay charges, and take her away
q. JOHNSON.
no 5-dt 9TH ct near Briehtsoo 1 n. q.
4 OST OF ST0LEN-On Saturday, tire ylst o.
II October. q DARK Bay MARE. about ID nr 4
years OF age; both hind feet white: white siar IN
forehead. VI the finder will return her 10 VIII
. lam WATSON. NJ street. betu New Ier,ay
avenue and LIST street, lie will be suitlbyrewsrded
S-2t' WILLIAM WA-spN
E'OUND TRrsPAssISG ON MY PREMISES
Il hear the WASHINGTON Aaueduct Receiving Res
erSoIr, above tht main bri@ &c. on the som ut
fhTee WITCH COwS-OBs large red COW. one dark
spotted buffalo cow, red trindls coz. The
"wner can come forward ard prove property, nay
therges, aud take them svsv.
bo2ss' JAMES II. HAIRLESS.
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MARIE FhSF TONaVIN DaNssNg
IVA A. REEhl. "a
p bow. IN arf gHt lu'F strs@ss. ~
Is NO" "PeL tUr TeS-Tfinn % Pupils FORT -
bstt'e ar apg'g ~ the Academy fcT eiTcE =
bHls 81 Tuition FIR Misses and Nsst.Hs-T o.,
Ca huTs. ~. sn0 Satur1 a. frutu - & 4 m
Frr Cen'i,meu-S oadsy. " "a orslay. and SAT
ht0He ron 70 ~ -. q ff-r
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DOCTOR n. DUGsNp.

ktVt TUX ". IiAtND,
EkMALE FBEslCIAs AND sCCoUCHNrR
May be consulted by Lslies fl need Of Medical
AdN zee, a. tls O!lce. No Iga Wet pratt str-.,
n'-A' 70 Hanover ttreet Ba,simsre. Nd Particu,
sr att nti4a paid q al Diseases OF tie Womb s1s
skin is.ases. nr. Durand BroaSt SAVE a ss-
Cal TOT Gathered Breast, 81 DR. BrFEbd = T,,r,i.
% fress beet, Iron. and Brsn1y. for Deifcaf. re
euCs CoufIdelrlal. n