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Boz 81 OF EIEY Cuw,IIssION ERS.-A meeting
of the Board Il Fire q muliss.on,rs S-ls held
last evening. II Their loom the b.s II ~ q.
ths City Hall Prr>en-. Na<STs. Tt npsln,
GCCdail, Jot nsOI. and q OrbL q. tn named
tIr- sCi) IN tn chair: William II. : Pgy4rt,
secrst:ry. The reports Of the fJrr.nel Of thu
Several IRE companies were pTes-n eel bv the
Secretary. and examined by the Board. Mr
Thompson stated that theTe had been ssue
2ppOiEtms Els and suspensions made BY toe
FOL Men. SDd 10 notice htn been made 70 the
Beard of The fact MIR. Ed ward TrinU = wts
eontTmt by The Board a. foreman CT Union,
No J. Nr. Thompson preferred charges
against InCS. J. - well, hOstler OF NJ. IerEIn.
Tor drum X nDeSs arc neglect Of duty. and a. k-d
that en- Investigator b. hal. M EIlTood. tn
Chef Il GInv.r. said he nJt aware 1n.t
Seven bad been guilty Of any improper co..
uuCt. Mes>rs. GoTCutt aad johnson Were
sIpOln'sc a. the committee OF inv, s-iEat.ou
George r. War was confirmed as fireman OF
Union. No l. The Board resolved 20 paw a
Nieit 10 The different engine houses On tue 18th
OF Move moer. Tor the purpose of Inspecting the
SAM An estimate Of tue Cost Of mSluraiuIuy
III o-paIt m-Et for the fiscal year WIS present.
I'd and retired. The total e0p-ns-s are est
mated - be $'s,scu. yeral appncstr mons for
appOin m-Ht Oh the force were presented and
TEL TreO. Mr. johnson gave not, = th q al the
next meeting be would Oucr a bail 10 increase
The pay OF the memb-rs OF the department g,y-
ing The chief So q, the flrrmeu Si,as and me
Test OF ihe force >i,DOO 70 Include the secretary
OF tn department. giving HIM Si,1tu. a vear
ne SAID hls ohJ-ct was 10 paw The fOTca enough
10 Ar'p N. N all the time at their pos The
pay they received now h. cor ended was too
small, and hey wee obliged 10 work elsewhere
Tor living. After the tran saCtton OF soiar fur
fher business, the BOaId adjourned.
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DOCTOR ]. II. thompson HAS REMOVED his
once ana residence from the FIRST Ward 10
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east of Four
tenth street. Office. hours before 10 a. m and
rom to p. m. Hours Of attendance az the
momsn's Hospital, Ton L. 2p. N. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
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ARTIST or A CoSyrCT.-George Dorsey, g
colored man, " no was sent 10 the penttentlary
from this city, for cutting another cocred nan,
named Isaac Norris, hut VINO escaped from the
guard when en- route 10 West Virginia, last
summer, was arrested here this morning, and
confined in the county Isii until he can be sent
back TO Richmond. He is now accused Ofsteai-
ing small quantity OF pig iron at Hsrper's
Ferry. and Of attempting TO commit rape npon
woman named SCsaonah Neshith, who goes
upon the canal boat upon winch he was EN-.
ploySi. he admits the theft. but denies the
second charge-laying the whole blame upon
the woman, wbo he says, tell III love with
Elm.-ite .Qhl,id Eazett., sta.
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IRISH PrPVEIICAS AssoCIATIoN.-The usual
weekly meeting oithis HourI>aing oTganiZ don
was held last evening, the 5th instant, at WINS
German Hail, tn street.-The President u. II.
DOnegan. Esq, IN the char; Mr.. W. y. Ions
acting As Secretary. Tie attendance 4is large,
ara The meeting enthusiastic. Messrs. PatrlcK
Cuiinane, John Sull van, john HOu.Iu4u, and
Daniel Nhalay were admitted to member hip
After the transaction OF The Us ual roGtine bu
less, Mr. W. Wilson made a few spirited
remarks in the course or which he urged mem
bers 10 be true 10 thtir parry. The President,
in q closing ADDRESS said that the great x pub
lican party, which had tIiumphsd under the
motto Of Equality of al mems rights under
the law" was the party nnGer VIII se banue 7
all Irishm au should rally. 1Iishmen should
think for themselves and act for themselves.
Among he sons OF Erin in Was hingJo were
10 be found as well ed TIC lted and as smart men
Is among any other class. A, the close of the
Presidents address the meeting ad lourned 10
meet At the same place on Thursday evening,
the 18th instant.
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ARMED TO TIE TEETH, is very common
expression, but we think armed to embellish
ana preserve them to ripe old age is decidedly
more beneficial and appointments can only
be done by keeping yourself always supplied
with bottle Of that renowned and imperish
able delight OF every lady's or gentIem an S
toilet, the fragrant Sozodont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

ARRIVAL OF DRsERTERs.-The following de.
serters have been brought to this city:-Henry
Hays, company L, 9TH u. s. cavalry, arrested
In New York three weeks ago; John Shannon
company l., 5th u. S. cavalry, arrested in
PhlladeIphla; and Charles Rousch company
IL, 5th U. :. cavalry. They arrived here this
morning under the charge of Corporal Francis
White. company A, permanent party, Fort
Columbus, New York Harbor, to be tried by
court.martlal for desertion.
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CARsIrss.-1he front door OF the store OF
Robert DAWSON The corner of eth and n streets.
was found ope test night, betweea eleven and
twelve O'Clock, ~ ofscers Steele and Williams
and secured.
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CoRHs, &c.-Dr. While, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years practical experience IA the
Iited States and CanaJas, and established at
i2+ PenBsy iyauIa avenue. Washington, II. g..
SINCE le6I, REMOVES Corus, Bunicns, Bad Mails,
Sc- and sucC. ssfuily treats all diseases Of the
feet without pain Inconyenisnc. to the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'M.
ntciately after HE operation. Refers 10 the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sancs OF other responsible persons who pa
TonI2e his establishment. Hours from a. n
- p. IT. No charge for cons ultation st Once
Calls made st residences from q 20 : %. N.
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
Y: n CLaRh, Philadelphia. President.
!hI CoohE. Chairman kinsnee snd Executive
HiNaf o. COOKS, Washington. Vice Presi-
sMEBscN W. PEEr, Phusdeiphi.. Secretary
rs TURNER Washington, Asslstan, sse--,.-,
FBANCIs G. SMITH, VI. y Medical Direo:,r
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. x. bAaNfS, Surgeon General Critai So.
P; EoRWTTz. Chief Nedissl Dspsrsnsa,
ID. W. BLISS, ", d, Washington.
Tie advantages offered by shis Company s-e.
IT'S National Company, chartered bT special
A paid up capital OF 81 600 Gp
IL ofers low rates Of premium.
III furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
panies for the same money.
IL is definite and certain in its terms.
IL s home company in every iocslity.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions ia the rsi.
Every policy IL non forfeitsbls.
PO.Irles may be taken which pay 20 the insr red
their full amount aud return ell the premiums. 81
that the insurance costs oaiY the decrease Oh the
Policies viii be issued that wiz pay TO, the fa.
eured during Efe an annual income OF ore-tepth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate Is charged tor risks upon the lives
II iusures not 70 secure dividends. but 81 50 lov
o cost that ca vitcnds will be i'm possible.
LOCAL AGENT Il WANTED IN EvERf
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
ties tor such agencies, i'm suitable entorsems pts.
sh-uld be addressed to the Compsnyis General
Agents only in their res peotiye districts
on application 1T the Once Of the Con Ssny IN ih;s
city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A.RTPERT's AROMATIC POLISH for OILED
or Polished Furniture. Gilt Frames, Marble, &c.
Extracted from Aromatic Arabian Gums. FRA
grant and Brllisnt HIi,e 50 cents per bottle. For
sale by hlDWE ELL SON. Pa avenue near lftL
street. and Druggists, GrOceTs, aud Furniture
York ia
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Georgetown Advertisements
4 VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS
ROOM IN GEOkGErOwN,

A NALUABLn RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS
"A ROOM IN GE0kGErOwN
AT AUCTION,
by HALL kOSS. Real Estate Brokers
viii sell, at Public Auction. on the premises
on II keDAl AFTERNOON, Noyembsr TO- lsSs
AZ O'Clock .. m. tso-story and Basement Brick
t n4Gase NO. so fayette Of ,Gsorgetosn, c.. COZ
tanning six rooms aud cellar, with q store room
bakery. Lot IS s-i2 by u feet
sale. S~'' III 'n ua' Vi
Terms: One half cash; palauce In 6, u. and Ia
months, secured by deed Of trust All convey
anelng 6c., ct cost Of purchaser
10 40 lkxprrss.I
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs.-yu.,
opened a large stock. embracing Poplins Me
ppnos, Empires: Cioihs, Mou.eins, Alpaca, Reps,
B,sck french Al pacss, Bombazines French
Shlntz SLsvls Cloaks, Flannels BIan kets Under
Nests, Grand uchssse and other beautiful skirts
CoIsets, Cloths, Cassimeres. Virginia Full Cloths
and Cassinets. A large stock Of Domeetics very
chesp5 4@ yards Calicos from Sc mp; good yard
Sids Bleeoheo nslin i2sc.; wamsntts asc.; Io-4
greetings 81 cts; Alexsudre's and Jo-ephe Kid
Gloves, Hosiery; Notions, &c; Osrpetincr, DRUG
~ sno OiIelo'hs We promise great bargains 70
AL VINO may favor us with q call.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
l01 Bridge street,
" !. In Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASsOCIATIoy-Our
reporter attended, As usual, the meet ing of tue
jackson Democratic Association last evening
Al Carusls Hail; but what Il different scene was
presented from the days of yore, Toe chairs
We're sui doubled, for want OF occupants OF
the seats, and the large flare of gas lights had
dwindled down TO the insignificant light at
forded by SIX burners The fun length por-
traits Of seymour and Blair, which had hitherto
occupied prominent positions, were now tilted
In Veak-kDeed style against the wall in an
obscure corner, and under the platform were
slowed away the flags and banners not borne
aloft IN victory. There were about fifteen
persons present, who were seated around the
liable formerly occupied by busy reporters
Dr: Clayton arrived shortly after hslf-past
O'Clock, armed with the Secretary's records,
and was most cordially greeted. Tnen came a
general disc ussion as TO the propriety of hay.
ing meeting, which was settled by the Presi-
dent, IL. I. Swart, who stated that this would
be- an informal meeting, and it was afterwards
agreed that il would adjourn, subject TO the
call OF the President. An Interchange of
views then took place. Dr. Clayton made
several jocular remarks about going over
to Grant, and made serious suggestion
that II would be eminently proper for
me ASSOCIATION to join in welcome to
General Grant on his arrival IN this city
several members directed To this proposition
on the ground that they would have 10 march
IN procession with negroes. A suggestion
afterw ards made that the association proceed
In body some evening TO General Grants
residence and tender him their commitments
met with the approval Of all present. Dr. c.
then stated that he was going 10 form new
party, a great labor reform party; he was going
10 organize great workingmen's association
not political AT ALL but he thought that he
would be able 10 work II in the in ,erests of the
Democratic party. The course OF Dr. Allen
(who was not presently in addressing meeting
OF negroes in the Seventh Ward On Tuesday
evening was severely commented OF, but DR.
"A. was nobly defended by Mr.. Swart from the
lnsinuatIon made by some that he had probably
fon" over ~ the enemy. DIR. Clayton an
ncunced the glad tidings that Seymour would
come 10 the Senate. MIR. Swat Suddenly dis.
covered II would be really better to have him
IN TIE Senate Than IN the White House. The
question ~ the Indebtedness of the association
cane up, hat was set aside without much dis.
CusslOn. Several suggs stIOns were made that a
bottle of whiskey be sent for or some other
sti,n ulant necessary for such an occasion Ali
bands nEaiIy let under the conviction that
there was no use Tor another meeting
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION

PHALON'S sPAPHIAN LOTION
REMOVES ALL ERUPTIONs, FREOKLEs,
PIAPLEs. MOTH SLoT0HEs, TAN. etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES in the NURSERY IL 10 Invaluable
FOR GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has no eQusl
"PAPHIAN LOTION is the emily reliable rem
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP"
for the TOILET NURSERY aad BATH, will rot
chap the SKIN. Price IS eats per cake.
ssFLOR DE MAYO"
ssFLOR DE MAYO.n
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKEB
CHEZ REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PRALON 4 SON, New York.
esly Sold By all Druggists.
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Melton Oyercosts.

S. Melton Overcoats. s.
inst received at liable Il Co.'S No. 46s Penn.
sylvania avenue, under United States Hotel
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StLr OF MONEY AT is- seth monthly meet
Tnepi the fAcsisIor Building Association held
nlrrshcr Hall hasi evening o., 10 were
sold al an sysrSge Of57 cents s.err.l IA caaceI-
ling - sbaIss % stGCs.
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PERSONS wishing 70 suoscrioe for tn. STAG
who reside on Capitol FIN ano the Navy Yar5,
Will please leave their orders at No. ia Ia.
Capitol street between sth and 5;h
JOHN Co8GIss, Agent
WRAPPISe PAPHR for sale. Apply a. n
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW s.



OF FouI Fsy
TIM BOYS ~ BLUK-A Meeting of delegates
frou. me various Republican orgaal Eittpns in
ths city met with the Boys IN Biae 1t No. 3ia
PENNSYLVANIA avenu-, last night, with Col n.
j Hinton the chair, aud Dol. j. Il. Adams
secretary pro tenn The object of the meeting
vas stated by Capt. A Grant 70 b. % call out
ether CLUBS of this city. bnt ha now deemed AZ
e~st 70 hear from General Grant, President
elect, before doing 81.
Capt G. II. Willard submitted a preamble
and resolutions, (which were unaniin DusIy
adopted setting forth "tha; as General ". y.
Grant has been elected President of the United
States, and that a. this city is the capital OF the
n-tiOn, which he 50 recently saved, II il emil
nently nj and proper that SUCH reception be
gwen him on bis return As will do the k.pub-
hcans of this District credi,, and that all the
Republicans and Union men of this District BE-
cordially invited IN aid and assis. In mixing
this demonstration the most cordial and Frtud-
est hing of the kind the country has ever Wit
messed; that the Presidents of the different Re-
publican clubs and associations OF this District
BE- directed TO meet the Mayor and Presidents
Of the Board OF Aldermen and Com non Conn
Gil, the president aud secretary Of toe Soldiers
and Sailors Union. AMI the general officers of
the Boys in Blue, and the representatives, Of the
press, NJ the office of the Mayor, Friday even
ing, at ; o clOck for the purp -se of proceeding
a body to the headquarters OF General u. ).
Grant, in tins city, and there tender our con
CALCULATIONS 10 his staff representing him 40
Washington, snd that request made
through them To General Grant. the Pres iient
eject, that ne may desigD3t- tue tIfnA when n
nay be- received rs tue savior of our great aud
glorious country, as AZ u the will of tha people,
and the will of the people Is the law Of tna
land and that this meeting b. adjourned to
meet Tuesday, November 18th, At the head
quarters of the Boys in Blue, District of Co.
lun ols. at 8 O'Clock p. m"
The programme for the reception of General
GRAFT is to receive him at Philadelphia or
Harrisburg, and escort him through to this
city during the day time, and at night TO have 4
grand iorehhght procession. display OF
torches and rockets, ana a grand illumination.
II II expected that there viii be about twelve
regiments q Boys in Blue of this city. two
from Philadelphia and two from Baltimore.
fbNe thousand torches and a number of caps
and capes will arrive here next Nj lnday
meeting of the Boys in Blue Of the First
Ward Was called for last night n the corner OF
2oth street and Pennsylvania avenue; but,
owing 20 the slim attendance, no business was
transacted. and the meeting adJournoi till
neAt Tuesday night.
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EErrNG or THE BOARD OF POLICE-Tha
ioiio~lng business was transacted at the reg
alar meeting OF the Boa ID OF Police --Prysrss
John ZIrwes and &. &. LHngI-y. charged with
neglect CT duty, Were sentenced 70 b. admon-
1shsd. Prlvates james j.. O-Brisn spd W
Lusky- charged win violating orders and
neglect of duty. Were sentenced 10 h. IisTn sset
The fCrce. Charles y. O'N.il and Chas Bran
dengeyer were appointed priva,es on IN. force
Private LOrando :. Pond, having served sixty
Gays was ordered 10 b. comHis ioued. The
resignation OF privats Richard A Frere was
AeceI I'D 10 take effect 81 once. Tue following
Audltlonal parties Were appointed on condition
ma they pass iheArsquired examination u
T. Lakewood, for duty 81 II. II Cookies resi-.
dence IN Georgetown for six months: Thomas
Cotter, tor duty a. Wisewell Barracks for sir
months. The following applications for huuo-
neerses were disapproved WIN. Mci uIrs
Burns Connolly, Ernest Wangemau, Patrick
conway, John Ne-nan, Robert Bellsw Joseph
freundl. Bernsrd Brysn. Eberhardt hoffman
Jonn Sehlotierbeck, Charles Schustsr John
loiiizerl Romanus Rudhardt aud Francis OH
rnrei,er, OF Washington; Il. Williams ana II.
T. Mssan, Of the county.
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Preparations to Leave Jail.

An ATrkNrT TO ESCAPE NIrPkp IN TIM RID
Yesterday afternoon, one Of the guards at the
Jali while engaged in locking up ~ prisoners
LOT the night, discovered thai a number of
them confined IN one of the iron clll: cs,i. NJ
me second moor, had taken adyantty, OF the
absehee OF most OF the guards ut the Oou.t
House, Where they had been summoned i'm the
east oi III. huesus, and made an attempt TO
escape IEe 'front.' wall Of the cell 1.-THE onl y side
moi cia1 WI iron,) had been cut through and
man couic easily have made his way ihrou xh
me aperture, aid Oh further examination At
was iound thar the outside wall had also been
cut and in both places The loose bricks al
MAKING an exceedingly neat Job, which Gas
only detected by kicking the wall. 1t was their
intention 10 make ropes to-day, those being
necessary TO let them down into the yard, aud
TO Ieave TO- night by scaling the wall
It's very fortunate that the discovery was
made In time, as thereby four desperate char
acteIs are kept from preying on the commune.
". Inc parties IN this cell were Ed. Morris,
charged with being one Of a party engaged
some NOUNS since In cutting Colored mans
Inroat IN Hookers Division; keeling and
Gover, charged with horse stealing. aud Ed
Wilkins. aias Donohue, (who has BEEN In
Jail several times IN the last four years
charged with petit larceny. On a search be {.
ing made, small knife and pieces of iron
hoops, ttaken from the night-tubs,) with w ich
the mortar was scraped out, were found In an
adjoining cell, where five other prisoners are
confined, and 1t is thought that they were also
IN tue plot In this cell were Clements, CON !.
United Tor the murder in Georgetswu: Sergt
LEHMAN, " m. Bell alias Sucker, IA poy;l aud
moore, Tor larceny, aud another party for
breach of the peace. The four first nam ed
were immediately put IN irons, and the entire
party are kept i'll the cells until the plac, can
b. thoroughly searched and the leader sing led
out.
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THE PoroNAC FRoST.-Brisk nOrthwss'
winds have considerably RULED the hitherto
placid surface Of The Potomac, thereby causing
me smaller vessels entering our port % expe-
Thence great deal of rocking ami IRREGULAR
motion while under way. a. well a MAXIM il
rather unpleasant 70 pedestrians having bust
ness around 1.-The front" The steamer Wa.
wa>et, Capt fav he, left Potomac terry wharf
A. an early hour this morning on her usual
ulp 10 Cone river and route landings, having
on board number of passengers and heavy
freight. From 9Th street wharf the steamer Ar
ro@. Capt. SJaekpole, left AT ten o'clock Tor
Mount Vernon and MarshalIs Landing, but
her decks Were not so much crowded with IS
sensers that she could not have accommo-
dated "a few more Other wharf matters will
BE- found below:
CGrter's WAalf.-Arrived-Schr Bersheha.
of lumber for George w. kinvilIe & Co; Mary
Haley, Haley, from Philadelphis, with 81
tons Il coal FOR T.. Ealconer; Martha Ann, Med.
ley, from Hayre-de-Grace, with lumber for r.
;. Bietz. Salled-Schr. James and Thomas
Scott, for GEORGETOWN, 10 load with gas lime
for Seaford, Del.
JohHson's Whalj.-Arriyed-Schr Thomas
Miskimmons. White. IRON HayTe-de-1irace,
with leo tons OF coal for William n. NARROW
SaIled-Schooners Flying Scud, Mitchell for
Havre-de-GTace, light, -. II. TSlley, Buatug
for Georgetown, 10 load with coal -. Peters
burg.Va.
RiIeys Wbcrf.-ArTived-Sch Arthur
Rowe, Slower, from Hayre-de-Grace, with
123E tons OF coal for VIM. II. Campbell & Co;
IoIS. Suitl. from me same plSce. with iOl
tons Of coal for &. III. Burgess & Co.. Salisbury
Parks, from same place, with 100 tons OF coal
for II. Clay Stewart; John :. Ravens, Lewis:
Sally Frances, Howard, from Huntington
Greek, Va, with oysters FOR market. Sailed
SchOoners L. I. Dunnock. kirwan, for Hayrs-
de-Grace, light. Edward Ewing, NeDeyitt
Tor Georgetown 20 load coal for PhilGdel phia
A~m--SaIied from Hayre de- Grace on the rSt
instant, schooner Cornelia Merkins. win II3
,chs OF coal for ". Clay Stewart; also, from
fhiiadelphis, on the 27th of October schooner
happahannock. Corson, with 2al tons OF coal
wharf. gu - Ni'oS
Iestrs FhdC. - No arrivals OF vessels
.nonkn tnere has been received letter from
Cshada, addressed to George Pa-k,asoo. which
the owner can obtain "isN
ray va rt.-Arrived-Steaner Thoma. C,.
hill, MOTIFS, from kal.tr,nya $50 49,
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LlfHO0RAPHJNQ,I IN ALL IT'S DRANOBuo
done by rREECH RICH ARDSON,
eTnf3onoRs end Ltfkoers2nsrS,
SSA 1enna. avenue.
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RUsAwAY.-This morning, between nina an.
ten O'Clock, horse attached 10 a hn,.w ~
longing 10 Mr.. Elmer Hewitt, Of Sixfb'sy,res,
wharf. ran away at Potomac Ferry wharf ,nt
afr dsshing of in the direction Of tha AL
audria steamed lynn thereai, sue denly wheeled
and proc eeded ct fun speed along the rargi a
of VISIT Bay 10 SiXth-street wharf, where he
was stopped By the engineer of the siean.tug
Fisher. In his light the driver (colored) was
thsown oG' and somewhat stunned and bruised,
bssldss considerable INJURY was done TO the We
hiSle.
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DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

g.. L. WILD, formerly Tuner &c.
knsess, and snbsesqenti{ Of I sisin f.fTU
BIO. 3 Piano Store, lsI nth street. between Pa.
syepue and = street, stil sives special sttention
tuned. and for sale. Pianos for sale, rent. ar ex
change. se1N