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Washington News and Gossip.

SoNE UNEAsINEss has been felt at the War
Department about the condition of things
South, and the few troops at the disposal OF tn,
suthoritiss have been kept in readiness TO be
sent 10 any point where there may be most
Danger Of an outbreak. The 18TH In fantry, Of
whtch four companies are stationed here, under
command of Colonel Wallace, have been under
orders since Friday last to move at a moments
noSice, and a special train of cars has been
kept most OF the time waiting to carry them
over the Southern line OF railroads. They were
AZ first destined Tor Memphis, Tennessee, bat
the recent troubles In Louisiana have direc led
attention 10 that quarter, and should an ext-
eeney arise they will be sent where they
appear % be most needed.
To BE DIsNIssED.-Hon. Noah l. Jsffr;as
R-g ster of the Treasury, has prepared the lis
oi seventy-fve female clerks to be discharged
rom his office on Saturday next, on account OF
the decrease of work, the 7-.O notes being near
ly all converted into 5-aO's, and the business OF
the Office being up 20 ssts; her il is inpossi.
bic 10 keep the present force employed In
prepar ng 1.-THE list the Register has ende1yorad
10 ascertain who are the widows or daughters
OF soldiers who served during the rebellion and
TO retain such persons in Office.
Curious COINCipESCR. - The Washington
correspondent OF the New York Tins SAYS at
is noticeable fact that among those to be dis.
charged from the Second Auditors Bureau are
nearly all OF those who testified before the PAY
Department and Eetrenchment Committees Of
Congress, regarding the colored bounty frauos
IN which certain officers Of the Department are
undoubtedly implicated" Otherwise he saws
'he list has been prepared without undue dis.
crImmation.
srPERvIsoRs--Secretary McCulloch and
COmmi< sioner Rollins have not agreed upon
any additional appointments of Internal Rev.
enue Supervisors, though they had several in
terviews this week. One or two NAV be an.
pointed before Saturday, though il is probable
that all further appointments will be post
ponsd until al .er the Presidential election
GOING HOME TO NOTE.-Many clerks IN the
various departments of the Government who
are residents of distant States, will leave here
TINS evening, in order to be at their homes and
register previous to the election Others who
reside in the neIghboring States will leave on
Friday and Saturday, and be absent until after
the election.
THH WHITE HOUsE.-But few visitors were
al the Executive Mansion to-day, nearly all of
whom Were admitted to sae the President. Sec
retary NcCulloch and Secretary SchoheId had
interviews with the President this forenoon
AFPoINTED.-The Secretary Of the Navy has
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The object of this Association fs 20 secura a rssa
payment within forty days after the d,ath of =
men Der, Of as many dollars as there are members
In the clsss 70 which lie she belongs, 20 his Or
her heirs -
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ADHANTAGES-

The aovsEtages Of this ASS ,cistion over ortinsr
lie Insurance Companies are, pa ics can
creAk AZ, the fees are small, aud 4uired 10 %
paid Al such long Intervals, that auy nan can
secure 10 his family O competency upon his dealt
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GONEENCE MORTON IN REPLY TO GOVERNOR
Sti tiMoUR-Goy. Morton addressed 4 large Re.
publican meeting n indianapolis Tuesday
night. He sand the result OF the late elections
In Pennsylvania ard Indiana had called Gov
Seymour forth iron his raral retreat Ia New
efCrt 10 retrieve the fallen fortune o. decay eti
disloyal and dishonoTed party. The great
OBJECT y bIch he seems 70 have In yicw IN ALI
the speeches which he has made since he
mas started on his tour, is 10 array the Western
agalnst he Eastern States; II excite the DeopI1
OF ib- Northwest 10 hostility toward the people
OF wha' lie calls Northern Atlantic States A
New \ cIker a be is ,-an Eastern man rs he is
Re does not hesitate 10 SANDER ms section and
TIE people of his own State 10 TepTes. nt them
rs encr IFs commercially, financially and So
claily OF the pee pie OF the North western - ttps
The people Cf New York, 10 whom he owes
his Ctlcial 6ignities and all that he -
arr IepIesen ted by him as OpprCssj he peC-
PIE OF The Northwestern States. eXtoTLing from
hem, rrhbI1g and plucderirg rnem a. eveT,y
pUini. Fer many years the pOiItIc.aus Of tn.
south IabOred 10 inCiIe their people against t,.s
y NoIth, and their labor finally uIted in a re-
beii!oD. For years il has been the Iolicy o the
Democratic party of Indiana and other North
tern Siates- 10 denoDnce New England aud
arouse be pre- Iudices Of feeling of our prOrle
against the people Of that portion of our couu-
uN. This was the staple OF the Democratic
argument throughout the country, and leading
men of that party in Indiana hinted broadly al
Northwest ConfedeTaCy, and that New Eng
i@ nd should be left out IN the cold. And now
W haTe an Eastern politician. a candd, - for
'i g. endcayOring by every means IN his
i'ts~r ~ inci;e the people of the Northwest
ag; .L~t the people even OF his own S.afa. The
Gov'ruor then reviewed at length Nr S-y-
nouis Criticisms On the rational deot ami
taLhlTC sVstFm.
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CLASSES,
ILLUSTRATION.

Class "a" has 100 male mea.bers. man dies
The ASSOCIATION pays over Within forty Ga IS s1
90 the widow or heirs aud :he snn ng M m be- r,
forward with thirty dag dollar and ten cent
each % tie Association TO reimburse it Fall, ~
20 send this they forfeit 90 the Association al
none. Iaid, aud the Association supplies n ne q
member 20 I'LL the place Of the retiring one
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LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED

In every County and rewn; and as,,,cu,,...
ccmpetent parties ior such Agencies. with ss,sseis
General Agent, kODERT p KoSH
h1. gag st, bet lsth ana isiL strests,
Agent for the Dist-ic. n 5mbis ga s,s.:. Of
Virginia and West Virginia. Nvsm
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MENIRERSuIp EEEs

The menbershiP fees are Sir f0ltars al lotning,
tOT e ttsa foars of ulsas.rShtp FrtII ss f4T-
H,sh'd ard one collar aI.d C-nts On the daa n
II eath N, m5er Of which due notice sitl be gwen.
One dcissr from each member 60 : 20 the wid5g Il
heirs II the deceased member. and tie ten ceuts
tor expenses OF Collecting.
This Company 10 divfded into TEN CLASSES
FOB MIN and TSN CLASSES FOR WOMEN.
As soon az these classes are Tiled ten classes
viii be adopted Men aud women are not allowed
o TIE same classes. Everything 10 done 10 make
each CiGss equal.
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DIED..

WARD On the 18th instant. ROBERT infant
con OF John X. and Mary Ward, aged months and
Tie funeral will take place to morrow 18th ms.
street, between I'd and 81 streets east The re.
lstiyes and friends OF the family are invited TO at
tend
WARD. On the 18th instant, of chro,ic cror,.
Annie Ward aged years and months
The funeral Will take place on Tuesday the 18th
at 2 .. m, from the residence of Mrs Waters, 49i
l. street.
sCBIyENER. On Monday morning. November
iothr 1922, al hYe O'Clock, JAMES RAYMOND
sCRlVENEk infant son of Asbury aud Julia A =,
SoriNener: eyed IA months and "a days
Our darling JENNY, he is gone,
His spirit IL hath fed
Where sorrows they are never known
ALd tears are never shed.
Re vas his parents only JOY,
But ut G anps saw svps Il tnd take ,gsY him
t. dwell with Ii i'm above.
Let the beTeayed family always remember that
the darling and sunshine Of their hearts is not
dtad Int liyeth, and for them will be o constant
advocate pie aiding at the throne Of the Most High
Tor their salvation and for that union in heaven
which will be for Gil eternity which knows no
soIrOw separation. May he rest in peace.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited t. attend the funeral from the
residence Of his parents. Oh street. between 9Th
and 9TH streets east, to morrow, tue sdayD the
Ith tant, ats o'cl' OK p. m.
NUGENT. On Monday the 10th inst ant, at b If
past -four O'Clock a. m after long and painful
rsch and Rebecca Nugent, aged IS years and 8
months.
His funeral will take place frsm his parent IS
to morrow Tuesday, at 8 o'cleck m.
PERLEY. In this city, on the 18th instant, OF
catarrhal fever, GALE W :. infant son Of James p
and Ly dia A. Perley, aged months and day.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In GesrgetsWn.

BOARDS OF ALDERMEN AND COMMON OouS
CIL-An adjourned meeting of the Boards Of
Aldermen and Common Council was held on
Saturday evening, and the report OF the JOINT
Committee, to whom was referred the subject
of procuring dredging machine, was received.
The committee reported that they had visited
Admiral Radrord in command at the Washing
ton Navy Yard, and that officer had rendered
the loan of a dredging machine for use In the
channel as long as the Georgetown authorities
might wish. The report WAS accepted, and the
Clerk of the Corporation directed 70 pay all
expenses necessarily Incurred in the prosecu-
ton of the work, after which both Boards ad-
joulned.
ACCIDEhT.-On Saturday morning party of
boys started ont in the country north of George
town IN search OF game, and had not been out
long before gun in the hands OF one Of the
party, named Frank Cassidy. by careless
handling was discharged, the contents taking
effect in the right foot of one OF his companions,
named Jerry Sullivan. DIR. Peters was sent
for, and after dressing the wound of the inc
jursd boy brought him In his buggy 70 his mo-
Tiers residence, AT the corner OF 5th and Mar
ket streets, where he is doing as well as could
be expected
ARRIVAL OF GRAIN BY CANAL.-Arriyed.
boats ID. KnUde and SsllIe BilImeyer, with
wheat and corn for Georgetown merchants
EXTENSIVE SPoRT.-Two citizens of this
town (aud not bad shot either) went on a three
days hunt during last week, and returned
with five partrihges and two rabbits. We
learn that a careful estimate OF their expenses
CURED during the trip for travelling, board
ana extras, places the cost of the rabbits at s.
and the partridges So 81 each.
DUNBARToN-sTRREr NJ T. CHuRCH-The
first OF series of protracted meetings was
held at this CHI rch last evening.
POTOMAC DIVISION S. OF This Division
held special meeting last evening, and in
Itiated three new candidates for membership
MERCHANTS ExCHANGK.-The offerings this
morning were very heavy, and of choice grain,
but met with dull sales. When our report
closed $500 bushels wheat and 300 bushels corn
were still on Change for sale.
THE CANAL-Now, as the close of the sea
son approaches. business is becoming more live
ly on the canal, as the different companies are
stralning every effort to get n large supply OF
coal on hand. Boats are coming in with a
rush, swelling the number of arrivals during
this month already 10 $40.
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CORrs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established al
70 Pehnsy wanna avenue, Washington, ID. c.,
since 1861, removes Corns, Bunions bad Nails
&c, and successfully treats all diseases of the
feet without pain or inconvenience to the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'M.
mediately after the operation. Refers To the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou.
SANDS OF other responsible persons who pa.
uonIze his establishment. Hours from 3 A. m
10 p. n. NO charge for consultation at ONCE
CalIs made a. residences from 10 d. m.
-0
PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for Tga Str q
WHO reside on Capitol Hill and ne Navy Yari,
Will please leave their orders at No Ia East
capitol street. between ith and 5th.
JOHN COGGIHs Agent,
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AS WINTER Is AT HAND, IL is essentially
necessary TO be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity of money into consideration, II is of
great importance to go to place where god
goods. suitable to the season, can be procured
AT the lowest possible figures. We do not hes
ltate In saying that there is one place in this
city which outranks all other similar estah
hshments as to popularity and cheapness aud
every old citizen would easily know the placa
we allude to, should we omit to state the name
OF this successful establishment But for tine
benefit Of strangers and persons not well in.
formed, we would say, if you wish to save
money buy your winter undergarments and
all other gents furnishing goods at The Orig.
NAL Francs" 49i 9TH street, between ID and f.
and so that you do not miss the place, remem,
Der that his store has large plate glass win
dow; also, that he has no branch stores, IO.2O.
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SUNDAY S"qnrL CJSvgvTIrN A eanv ven
'lch - del'g ais t:Jsn ala tb- SUNDAY schools
The DiS'rIcI Of Columbia and Maryland will bs
h' IL ~ has-T~tOWn, Md, on the first Tuesday
"a =, m bel LrNt. In the official circular Of
invitation each school u T-q uested 20 s-s Z ~
sII'TiL-eI d"L; aaa two teachers H. CVlaFa.-s.
" hl,b VIII insure such Il gathering IL point Of
Numbers a. Las been but seldom witnessed o.
fore The Rev. Griffith owen. IN a letter TO
NE executive committee, -'a-eS that no. less
ihaL fnI@e hun dr-d delegates Will b. present
>ucl q number OF delegates. says the II gers
tCwa HG,L and these mostly men OF business
a ~ large capital. coming from Baltimore
Sno NashlEg-Cn. and from all the towns of the
S..I'r. t,r tEr first time TO Eag-rstO,En II be-
tCONes VS., born as those Interested IN the Sab
tain school cause and the local interest OF our
town, 'ha' We should extend thaun our beartiast
welcome ana cur nest no rraIIty
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lRlkH PATEIDT> tANiLIgS Association
meeting OF this OIg7HtYa'IDn was held last
night a. Carroll Han, James VI. Dalton n tue
chair ana James Ryan secretary, wI-n %
motion Il ID. DN;orTelI. he election of parma.
nigh and James Ryan, T. "a Regain, and ID
A Bros n1taL- we appointed 4 comm e. -
ascertain auG ErPJT a. t.P u-xt mr5Irs le
names If such gentlemen IS ~ iuli ba nfcst
suitable orlfer~ Tor - assoS'd' On The con-
E!'ite appointed a. toe issJ meeting 10 wait Oh
The Rev. j. A Walter. OF y. PaTick's Church.
10 request TIE IA ~ Carroll Hall, reported
having waited on mat gen tieman. who Kindly
A. &C Crd rs use for future meetings, 10 take
place or he first and th,rd Sundays IN "a n
EloniA, ~ hait-paSt three o'clock y. N. Ad =
dresses were then made by MessTs. Ryan.
Dalton, and others after which tnr as. an. .
TCJCuTLeC
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PREPARE FOR WINrRR-P1c.,

PREPARE FOR WINTER Prizes Do1on ,
Coco Merino Undershirts and Drawers 50, GO,
IS cts; fine Merino Undershrts and Drawers.
81, Sl.5O, and S1.75; good Cotton Socks pair for
70 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Wooden Socks,
frsm 25 cents upwards; good White Shirts, 81,
SIPS, and Sl.50; fine do, 80 and 81 so. Paper
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cuffs cents per pair, or 50 cents per
dozen. Handkerchefs, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs.
Oh the latest style, at most popular prices, al
the original Franc, 494 eth street, between II
and L, and SO that you do not miss the place
rememb Der that his store has large, plate glass
window. Also, that be has no branch store.
lU,2U,:
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APPLICATIONS IN observation-disclosures
wishing TO apply for the benefit of the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on a
dollar OF their Indebtedness, should appIv
before the LIST CT January, the time to which the
operation of the fifty per cent clause of the acr
is postponed.
GEO. MASON. Attorney-at-Iaw,
Il,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, CITY Hall
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lNPEyVR':E> T. n TEE NAVY NAEp.-Bu-i-
ness l. A. pe.,-It s'audstIll AZ present IN the
raw Lard. and he only lie exhibited there is
due 20 tie mIrCVrmrnrs now m progress. The
large O.taEou building known as abe MUSTER
Office Is being enlarged by the addition of r
shaped wing which viii furnish an office for
the civil engineer of the yard, besides other
much needed accommodations The rolling
uIlI has been extended about twenty feet on
The north end, and 4 new roof placed on the
bnilding, which, along its entire length, is
capped with yeEulatoT. The interior of the
Ordnance Museum has been TemOdeled and
tired Up with new CSs-s and shelving. New
sewers are being laId throughout, ana other
imITOVe neErS beng made of a sIIl lar NATURE.
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MARRIED,

D0YLE-JOHNSON. On Sunday. 18th insta,,
AZ me bIides resi1eLce, by Rev. Father keane
hobEhI z DOYLE. Jr.. to REBECCA II ,
Iaughter OF the late John johnson, q. 8. N all OF
this city. No cards. " '' " -
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF Hardware AND AGRI-
CULTURAL lMPLENEsTs.-The interest in the
sale OF J. r BartnoloU's immense stock Of
hardware and agricultural implements, IN his
warehouse on Seventh street, between Penn
sylvania and the Canal, directly opposite Gen.
tre Market. continues undated. As the stock
we'll known TO be of the most superior quail
ity and greatest variety, We deem II unnecessa-
ry 10 enumeTate but would mention, in part,
plows, barrows, uluvators seed drills, corn
benders. large platform and other scales, cut.
tmg boxes, corr shelters, scythes and cradles,
with large lot of other agricultural impie-
ments; also, a large and general assortment of
builders hardware, such as locks, hinges, mails,
edge tools, and cutlery; also, blacksmiths' ;,
wheelwrghts', machinists', carpenters, tin
ners', and butchers tools. The sale will be-
continued untIl the entire stock is disposed of,
commencing every morning al 10 O'Clock. The
auctiOneers are Messrs. Green u Williams.
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TEE PRINTyRs GRANT AND COLFAx CLUB.
NJ regular weekly meeting OF tins OrganIZa-
tOn was held a I EiOL LragUs Hall, on Satu--
day evening, Mr.. g.. + LatErop IN the chair.
Reports Wa received from the various officers.
after winch a committee was appointed TO pre-
pare plan OF sCTganiZaJIOn upon peTmd-
nent basis, and - rspor. OF Friday evening
next After n" appointment of a committee 70
wait or General q rant anu The Hon Schuyler
toliaN, fIC The Transaction of some business
pertaining 70 the winding up of the organiza-
nOn GLceI rs present t!tle, tney ad IOurnsd.
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CofLR's MARKET.-The new building erect
ed as market house at the corner of New
Coyle, was opened to the public on Saturday
morning, and there was quite a good attend
ance OF buyers from the nelghboThood There
are 10 stalls inside the building, IL Of which
We're occupied, g by butchers,) and there will
be like number outside. The second story of
the building will be occupied as a feed store.
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DOCTOR ]. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
once ana residence from the First Ward to
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, and
from to r. m. Hours Of attendance at the
woman's Hospital, from to p. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 103
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BIDS OPKSED.-To-day, at noon, bids were
opened al the Mayors office for grazing and
graveling l6 street, from z street 10 Boundary,
as follows Owen Daley, IL cents grading IL
cents graveling, tho guarantee Harvey e..
Belt, II, = (no guarantee.) q. w. q. Eslin, 10
-, (no guarantee.) John Quite, I6, 9, (nO
guarantee) VIM. Fletcher, Is, 10. Hugh Muir
ray, l3, 10. Charles Steward, Is, II, (no gusr.
antee) Thomas Joyce, IL, 10. Alexander
Henderson, 13, Il. Morris Murphy, 10, IL, inc
guarantee.) NJ. Brennan & Co, Is IL. Jere.
TnIah Costello, ~, 20. John Brosnehan, 10, I
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THE GENERAL AssEssNRNr-The Board of
Assessors are busily engaged in making the
general assessment and have completeS ,he
Third and Fifth Wards, as also nearly the
whole OF the First and portions of the Fourth
and sixth. leaving the second and Seventh 70
be yet commenced. The Assessors in soma
cases tinquiring after personal property find
much trouble, and would be greatly aided II
cltizens would be ready to give prompt and full
answers
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ASSAULT AT THE WORKHoUsR-Escape Of Six
coHriets-About noon to-day six Of the prison.
ers AT the workhouse-George Mills, George
Addison, Joseph Lloyd, John Bell, Charles
Ford, and James Hawkins, colored-attaeked
The overseer, julius Wallace, colored, breaking
ms arm and made good their escape. The po
nee were al once notified and are on the track
OF the parties.
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Il. Ahh TABLRAUx AND MUSICAL SOIRER for
the benefit of the Chur of the Incarn alton, To
- gwen al Odd Fellows Hall, ON We inesday
ana hsrsday evenings next, will be pleasant
ehei taihmehts, And we trust the attendance
Will &c worthy Of the occasion,
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EtrHER HBCERR's LECTURE.-The lecture
of Kew 1 I. Hecker, al Carroll Hall last eve
sing upon the religious condition of our coun-
Try, was attended by large audience, among
whom Were many distinguished persons
fa'hsr HeckeT spoke an hour and half, and
was listened 10 with marked attention To-
MORROW evening be lectures at the same place
for the benefit Of the Young Catholics Friend
Society. Subject - Search after RATIONAL
Christianity. OF how he Ohe lecturer) bee smr
: f'arLnilf .
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CITY ITEMS.

HELP OR WE PERIsH.-This is VIII at N Neglected
teeth would say if they could remonstrata
with their owners; and mark this, the teeth
cannot perish or become black or yellow If the
SoZodont is used daily.
"SPALpING's GLUE" has become a house.
hold word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-16

CRICEET-The series of matches being played
between he Washington Cricket Clubs and
NE British Legation was brought TO close on
saturday afternoon by a game on the White
Lo- which resulted in a victory tor the Laga-
non oy III wIekets, the score standing, WASH
ef clubs l2u ruHs; BRUSH Legation, i21 runs
Inc one run which decided the game above,
was made by Mr.. Henry Howard.
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THE ROSADALIS

not . secret medicine. The articles from whist
is made are publish around each bottle AID ii
sueed and recommended oy the N edicsl Faculty,
wherever ii has been introduced, as a POSITIVE
and RELIABLE Medicine for Diseases Of tue
BLOOD, LIVEB and kIbNEYs.
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BALTIMORE DAILY SUN.-Persons WISHING
10 subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the Office Of the Evening
star, or at 592 N street north, between 9th and
9TH. The paper has been enlarged, and will
be delivered at an early hour
1915 ROBERT CoGGINs, Agent.
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NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE CANAL.-A tenn
p"Tary bridge across the canal AT Thirteen III
sIeet, lot the accommodation Of persons visit
ing the Agricultural Building and grounds
VIII soon De erected, under the supervision of
Jeneral Michler, Commissioner OF Public
Buiioihgs aud Grounds. When an appropris.
tion is maoe oy Congress tor the purpose, a
handsome IRON bridge will he substituted in
place OF the structure about to be erected, and
which Will not only prove Of benefit as a uaed.
ed thoroughfare, but will also be a decided
pubIic Improvement.