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GEORGETOWN,
Affnirs In GesrxessHn.

TIE COAL TRApR.-The shipments OF coal
from this port Northward during the past
week amounted to o,s65 tons, as folio VS.: Dor.
den Mining Company, iiG7; Cumberland Goal
and Iron Com pany, 80; Georges Greek Com
pany, 800; Consolidation Company, l,S9s; Rays
Docks, $3.50. The shipments for the month
ending this date amount 10 3S,63s tons
DROvBRs' RIsr-The market yesterday was
brisk We quote: 8, o head Of cattle, which
sold for S3.s0ae6.s0 per 100 lbs. gross; l,loO
sheep and lambs, S2aeiSH; cows and calves,
S3oaS55; veal calves, sass per 100 FER lbs.
TIE RBPuBLICAM ASSOCIATION held a
meeting at Good Samaritan Hall last evening,
but owing to the slim attendance no business
was transacted, and an I'D adjournment was car.
ried to await the report Of the committees ap.
pointed to reconcile the differences between the
various Republican organizations.
CONTRACT AwARDRD.-The contract for
furnishing the Subsistence Department with
400 barrels Of No. -four has been awarded to
Mr.. VIM. H. Tenney, Of this city, at Sis per
barrel, he being the lowest bidder.
RIVER T.-Entered-Schooner Helen
Mari, Nickerson. and Charles f. Raymond,
Higgins, Boston. The steamer Louisa Moore
arrived here from New York yesterday after
noon with full freight, and left to-day for the
same port with q cargo OF about 400 barrels
of flour.
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Alexandria Matters.

A1tIdnOIIa MatteISs
The Gazette OF last evening has the following
items:
FULLY CoMMITTRD.-HenryC Church, charged
with an outrage upon Josephene Brown. a
child eleven years old, on the both inst, was
examined at the Jail TINS evening by Justices
Beach and Penn, in the presence of the little
girl, who tainted when he was brought into
the room, Identified, and fully committed for
examination at the next term OF thu Court
LBG AMPUrATKD.-Mr Bushrod Garrison,
OF Loudoun county, while employed at a
threshing machine, near Mddleburg IN that
county, few days ago, was so unfortunate as
to have bis leg SO severely injured as to req uire
its amputatlon The operation was perfor med
by DR.. w. }. Luck, and promises to be sue.
cessful.
MIDDLRBURe AND PLAINS TURNPIKE
The turnpike which is to connect Middleburg
with tine Plains station on the Orange, Alexan-
dria a nd Manassas railroad. and the ccnstruc-
ton OF which was contracted for by Mr.. J. O.
Goodloe, Will, it is said, be completed and
ready for travel within ten days or a fortnight
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black end colored Silks, Irish Poplins, Empress
Cloths, Plaid Poplins, Serees, and Merinoes, some
a low 90 90 cts; Superior double Warp Alpscas;
Black velveteens; Oloaks: Cloaking Cloths; Plaid,
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 to Si1; CLOTHS,
GGassimsfes, sstinets, and eultings: Tor Men and
WOOL eheker do, 50 cts; Good a.. BE ached and
BIO BTSyn "a M v re; Androseoggin. Wa1:utta.
at 8, 10 l2 lb; One Case full aadder colors Of 10
ss,sI Hisb BED Slsnf f5em g e 9o to-
kinds, for sale at Pc paIar prices By
B1NJAMIN MILLBR,
1Ol Bridge street,
oc 10 I'm Georgetowu.
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FALL AND WINTHR GOODS

JOHN H. sMO0T,. 119 Bridse street, George
low prices to cash buyers, . large sscrtmeut Of
Lades Dress Goods, censistil OF silks, Plain and
nos. Poplin Alpscss eerses opera Fl.nnels, w hite
and Black sacking Cloths, Black Goods Of the best
Courvoiseur's and other Kid and Oloth GIoyes,
Hosiery In great variety, Ladies and Gent Un
Ladies' ecarfs and Ties, Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs, best Heop Skirts, Gents and Boys wear
Cotton ehee tings, Table Damasks, Napkins, Tow
els, Huck and Scotch Diapers, ell the best makes
cheap Delaines. and all other goods dapted to the
present end coming season, Including Three ply,
CLOTHS, Blankets, &c. Purchasers are invited TO
call and examine goods and prices. RIWashing-
Georgetown when making their purchases.
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LETTERS Fra ON THE PEOPLE.

EDITOR STAR ALLOW me to remind you
that the deodorizing virtue of dry earth is an
old established fact, already weli.known TO
Moses, (Deu'eron, %, 1877 and was not disre.
garded by the War department In framing the
Army Regulations. where we read SD "a
portion OF the earth dug out for sinks to be
thrown back occasionally" This was done in
the camp under my control during the war
every day. with the desired effect.
Washington, ID. @. October 90, 1869. X.
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0Snnday horse.racing i, very popular in
Texas among the freedmen. ia
eignt ours a lawful day.
IVA child was recently so badly whippe
in TIE public schools OF Lewistown. Mitijin
Co.. Pa, that the directors have determ mad 10
abolish corporal punishment entirely.
- The coiored people OF Savannah, Georgia,
have pledged their support to the conservative
tIcke'.
- The paupers in the poor house at Bird se.
water, Mass, are made TO work on Sc wiur ma
chimes
- Neekties with little mirrors in thu csntre
OF the bow. is the latest fashion with the "nob-
by" lads. What nexte
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IOninion of tha Norfolk Press. /

CHARLES GAUrIYRs NArIvs WINE BIT
THRs.-What cures Dyspepsia enectnally, and
In short time Charles Gautier's Native
Wine Bitters. what il the best preventative
and cure for Uhills and Feversl Charles 0au-
tiers Native Wine Bitters. What Is II that ar
rests and radically cures Diseases OF the Kid
neysl Charles Gauners Native Wine Bitters.
Which is the best tonic and appetizer now In
use Charles 0autiey's Native Wine Bitters,
How is 1t known that Gautier's Native Bitters
cures all the above diseases From testimo-
mails and certificates received from thousands
all over the country. Where can 1t be had ]
Or all the druggists.
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CITY ITEM

THn LARGEST AND FINEST OYsrgRs THAT
WERE EVER SHIPPED TO THIS CfrT Harvey
Il Holden, 267, c,rrer Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street. received toe w from Mr.. I. n.
Harvey. the oyster king, a. Cherrystone,
shrine Of the largest and latest oysters ever
known to have been In WashiI gton. The pub
lie can positively depend on 10.
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SPBRR's WINE is the pure unadulterated
juice Of the Oporto grape. now being cultivated
III this country by Mr.. Speer. 1t Is valuable
for family use, and for Its tonic and invigora.
ting properties. II gives tone to the stomach
and Ipvigorates the system In fashionable
circles it has become the favorite table wine
Inteilioencer.
Druggists are agents for this wine. wis
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Genaemens' Boys, and Chidrens'.
The largest and finest stock OF Clothing in
the District, manufactured by Messrs. Waua.
maker Il Brown, of Philadelphia, expressly
for this market is now selling at the lo,cest Phil
adelphia prices at Oak Hail. 400 eth street, oppo-
site Post Office.
N. b. Olothiers and Tailors supplied at the
lowest wholesale prices 10,26,6
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Georgetown Advertisements.
NJ CORPORATION OF GEORGETOWN
S TAXES.
fIHAL NOTICE.

he time for the payment OF the GENERAL and
Der, le69.
The law is imperative, clearing no disoetios
.eth Tie Collector, to advertise all property for
the men. paym OF tAxee after that date. Prop
erty holders will cave further heavy charges a.
the RroEsrty % represe: ted viii be POeIrIv ELY
ADVERTISED Immediately after the above
nam ed date. 0EORGE w REALL
&C H.2aw4w Collectsr
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AT TIE CKNTRAL DOLLAR STORE, No. %
Market Space, between oth and 9th streets,
pennsylvania avenue,) new goods are con-
staptly received, 1Q,l6,l:
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TTNlTlD sTATEs PATRNT OITIO1,
LIMITED STATES PATENT 0FFICl.

ON! the petition of 1PHRAIM .PxRKiR r. Of
marlow. New Ham, shire. PRAYING for the exten-
S SssnIhsry, 1880. for an improvement In Making
II is ordered that the testimony in the case bs
closed on the 18th day Of December nexg: that the
time Tor Ming arguments and the Examiners re-
fna That said petition be heard on the 2sh da, Of
Any person may Oppose this extension
SAMUEL o. FISHER,
&C io-lawsW Commissioner OF Patents,
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MsRIr.-" Browns
Br nchial Troches' are the most popular ar.
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat Dis.
eases and Coughs, and this popularity Is based
upon real merit, which cannot be said Of m any
other preparations IN the market, which are
really but weak limitations Of the genuine
Troches
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OIL CLOTH RUGs.-Beautiful pat terms Oil
Cloths, IS and 80c. per yard.
1O,26,2; ADAMseN's, SOC 9th street.
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SURE OF COOP F.T-Everybody who Is
measured at the OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
AGO 7rH ST, OPPOeITB Posi- OFFICE. 1926
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RRODHIAD 90.
- Have just received a new invoice of those
q 6Ri SIS GOODS, HSsIIkYs GLOVES, TRIM.
INGS, FLAHNELS, LININGS, SHAWLS, &C.,
&C 4o Splendid PRINTS l9c1 Per yard; WAR.
for Sc. Coats and Sterling Spool Cotton. &c.
There 10 no doubt but that money IL saved by
buying OF BRODHEAO CO.,
oc29-H No. 219 y ST., cor. 18th st.
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IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857.
W. b. wHEATLEYs
B n I q NJ STE AN DYING
CLEANSING .sHTPaBLIsHMEHr,

No. 40 JEFFERSON ST.
Georgetown, d. o.
.1epiete with every desirable apparatus and BRO
ytded with the best talent and artistic skill 70 be
optalned, with constant personal attention on the
part OF the proprietor, makes this the best place
IN the District to have all orders in his line ell
sho promptly executed. so2i 6m A
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LouNeEs-For stores and offices; the cheap.
est bed in the city.
Linen Sheets Bed Comforts.
Blankets, OF all colors; Mattresses, Pillows,
&c. (lO,26,2;l ADAMsON's, 900 9th st.
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HTDR: 9. p. GRANTS orFIgE. for the treat;
North Liberty street, Baltimore, Md will give SOO
II he cannot cure Asthma, bronchitis ,1ncipient
all diseases Of the Throat aad Lungs, Dropsy ,Dys
kheumatism, scrofnls. Syphilis in all forms, Ner.
yeus Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ringing In the
Ear. Diseased Of the Bar: Eye. Bloed ana SKIN
Partial Paralysis, Partial Deafness. Womb Dis
eases, &c: Direct DR. g. p: GRANT, IS North
Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. jy H-Iy
DEPARTMENT,
uS OFFICE OF GoNPT,LLER OF THE Currency,
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the cir.
culatine Notes Of the "Ftrst National Bank Of
Hevada," Austin, that such notes will be paid in
lawful money Of the Quilted States upon presen-
tation OF the same at the Treasury Of the United
oc2l cot Acting Comptroller Of the Currercy.
~DR. JOS. TABER JOHNSON HAS b.
UY signed his position under the Government,
and will, hereafter, give bis entire time TO the
practice Of his profession. 0nce, corner 10th and
OFFICE HouRs-S to9A NJ.
3 to p. NJ,
to SPIN. oo6-n
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AIAeKA DIAMONDS,

Je, Jswelry,
Orolde Jewelry,
Fancy Goods. .st
for the Holidays,
Received this morning at Priggs One Doilar
Jewely store, No. 496 Pennsylvania avenue,
oetws en- * and 9th SIS.
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OLtAkIhe THE STRKITs.-The police are
Eow engaged in notifying stable Keepers that
by vehicles will be riRidIv enforced ana Its
beneficial effect is already seen.
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=. JOIN CHURcH. (Episcopal.) corrar
it.h sno streets, Rev. .vsughn l. wis M. OF
Dssn tooIoegnly overhsuled and renars
Sunday :. iEoW'
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RRApY.MADR CLorHrNe!!!

RUBBER BLANKETS. Nursery Cloth.
lO,26,2; ADAMS0N's, SOC 9th street.
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ELDER TAYLOR will preach IN .rorrov uorr.
ing and evening 1t the chapel on M street' hs.
tween 9Th and ivtn. See advertisement for the
subjects. ava sAe
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LIZ I.k JTSILEH at 81. Aloysius Church will b.
- d shop O'Conncr, s. j., will Saii.w' w1en
coarse en- the Real Presence He VII, 80, ois-
advertisement. 'espers. See
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UNDRRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, Soc, 60c., Sc,
81, at the Original Franc, fN 9TH ST., between
Dard E. No B ranch Store. 1921:
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A DEAD INFANT was found yesterday uuder
avenue and I'd street east eAsey
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SAILS OF RIAL EsrATR.-Green Will.
liams, auetioneers, have sold lot %, in 50 a are
6s5 with frame dwelling thereon, on the cor.
ner Of North Capitol street and Massacnus.
sets avenue to Michael o. Brien for $3.50; also,
70 -, in square 5S7, fronting on south street,
between "a and ID streets west, to John Van
hiswick At 6 cents per square foot.
During the month ending this date, the sales
al auction Of real estate number forty seven.
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-EATIoyAL TBEATRE.-Iast tight OF lydia
TeCupsCn-s BGIlesque Troupe, the Forty
IEs.Ves."
DAILY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon ON the
steamer Arrow, at 10 O. N.
NARRATIVES ART GALAXY, lss TIN street.
SIXTH STaoxs's AR 4ALLERY, as =
street.
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Vh fOUB BUrTER AuD CHEESE.
- and PEE the Fine Stock on hand, ct
A. KERs q r0DDy
EeV Commission House,
&C II Ct Seventh streef above l.

For IlHl lsABILLA, DILAWARI, AND
OAtAWBA GRAPBe, 70 20 A. KRIS q
LODOy New CcmDisdon House, No. $50 7ta
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PERSONAL

apIss rs! NE. AsD I'LL ID Toy
is s stssss SOUTH between ssh aas iosa o.y
IsTaTs sSrEs s- ;::.s
'''' II HAVsssf q s xisTs5 Ss' $40,
oesI. and Is s sSa $40 l sSs. .,ss..
~ EsaE ~ fHF5 ~
pses,.ary pager. PREPARED 81 this once IL desired.
hUlEe. n NJ ROuREH,
oes New York .s:.u .. :ss %, ass. .s:s:.
A rrr'riosM ... O. CONT
and is receiving The latest and best styles for
ana Rsesssoa si.o, wss,a. sss. q
al de.c,iStioDs mede in the latest ana best styles
R smesSea1 Sc aSs1 nn%Ssr. s,a. oen-lm
u OLD pa: pAisY. No. % * .srse,, few
oiIs.Jaii. once oven day end nigh, ocse lin I'm.
TO THI LADIEel-Indeli6le MarEils. stamp.
A, i.s Pinkins and rlusipg done q short notice
from S1s 70 twsety jnehs. g depth en- kipS q
ss s.%Sss iTl n
&C is.ims L.A.BARRows q 90.
A WATCH FSli.oi,sn st.ti. . sye,y Nv.
honorable business. paying So q day. No gift
kosso R'iiI
JANIS HUGHEs,
ATTORNEY AND OeUNSELL0R AT LAW
VIII practice In the susreme Court OF the Uni.
tsa Ssates the Oerrt Of Claims, and the Courts Of
9nce, gao Pepna: ave- nue., bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
The business Of the firm Of Hughes, Denver q
a.e Pa Il i.s and d: sassn
ID ." 45s Oh street. between d .uaE
The most skillful and Oldest established sdver-
COMP EAiNTs in the city. Ladies suffering from
irregularities may repose the strictesr confdencs
in him. BE guarantees thorough cure. His fees
are mcoersfe, and patients visiting see no enc bpt
NATHANIEL WILSON,
ATroRNEY-Ar-LAw,
HAS REMOVED TO No. 40s y STREET,
nyAu NEAR 5Ia.
j. A new course Of Lectures, &c delivered at the
subjects How 70 hys and what 10 live for; Youth,
The e. os q .rs
Heryoas diseases accounted for; Marriage philo-
sh... lecture. VIII
be forwarded to parties unable TO attend, on re-
cefpt Of four stamps, BY addressing ssCRErARY,
Bso.d1. Nee ssn 1oG e Anatomy and se'snos
TBE HI0HEeT OAgH PAID FOB LADIES'
Cents, and ohildrsnn Cast on Clethipe
Beots. shoes; etc a = g HARToGlNeIS, al
IN, street sstvssn snd N. Any order tnrsreh
TALL sIYLE:--Raye your ola style SILK aAr
A,s set e . fss b. bic shape e CUHn
SIX doors below Northern Market. se q. colin -
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FALL And ITS DANGERs.

Animal - we'll % vegetable life 10 powerfully
affected By the great atmospheric change that
takes place In the Fall. But for the flowers, the
foliage and the herbs Of the field there IL NO help
Their time has come and die they must. 1t 10
Otherwise with man. For hin the means of re.
invigorstion have been provided by skill and
science. TO recruit his exhausted energies and
fortify himself against the disorders generated by
the sudden depression Of temperature and the IN.
wholesome exhalations OF Autumn, let him tone
his nervous system, invigorate his digestion, and
awe edge to his appetite with HOSTETTBBD
STOMACH BITTERS. He may then face the
morbid influences Of the season fearlessly. The
chilling night dews and heavy morning mists will
have NO power to make him SILVER and burn, to
affect his liver, to disorder his stomach or his
bowels, to rack bis joints with rheu atIsm or to
render any latent element Of disease in his system
active and dangerous. To the sufferer from gem
eral debility, whether constitutional or arising
from other causes, this potent vegetable specific
10 earnestly recommended. And let Il be remem.
bered that physical weaknsss opens the dsoy 10 oil
maladies Vigor is the chief defence Of the hu.
man structure against all causes Of disease, and
HOsTETTERp BITTERS may be truly bro.
pounsed the safest and surest of all inyigorants
II IL the most genial OF all vegetable tonics and
is admirably adapted to the wants and weak.
nesses OF the more delicate sex. we'll as to the
ailments OF men. &C 12-eo3t&w
E4sR IR5 !Ss s,,a AZ sIy
.sDarilis and cherry Psct srsi Is cents; Burnetts
cOS0sins end Kalt,tos Ss:o as%b9Id: Bqehu
monte syrup. si;1; Peruvian syrup, 9oc Wis
ssphsr1: and BIoynS Ginger. toc. fhaien's Per
Bloom and Magnolia Balm. coo Just received,
fresh lot Hestettsr Bitters, 9Oc per bottle Mish
Ter &c. SpeerS Wine Bitters. oOc. Fine Oh 81
California Wines. Angelica. Fort. sherry and
Musostel, q per bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS,
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PASSING by the new and magnificent build
ing, corner Of Ninth street and PennsyIyania
avenue. which Is 10 be occupied by w. L. Wall
x Co., auctioneers, we motto ed a large consign.
ment Of carpets, oilcloths, furniture. &C. un.
loading, which are 10 be opened and ready for
sale in few days, and we have no doubt
Judging from the well known business char.
aeter Of the frm, that they will be able TO sell
At pretty low figure.
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,',rd. oiH st LOOKOUT RAILRoAD-The Leon.
- - Isa %. says that 4 million Of dollars
OF S me steck OF the Point Lookout Railroad has
Sovas ~. so go, and that the two per cent.
nitss I ~ t ,h snoan, has been paid In as re.
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DdEQ r. NO Is rdncn StOIe. 1891.
FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., 81, S1.50, 30, 80 50.
at the Original Franc, i94 9TH st., between ID
and Z. No Branch Store. 9,29,1:
GOOD SOCKS for winter, g, 10. IS, IS cents, at
the Original Franc, 49i 7th ST., between ID and
f. No Branch Store. 9,29,1:
CORNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen-
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. 424 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between * and 9th streets.
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
residences between and p. m. No charge
Tor consulate on at Office. Established 1861.
For THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 49i 18th street,
between ID and E. No Branch Store. 9,29,1:
THE eRIATIsT relief imaginable can be af.
forded this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing
ly low prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 400 Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition to gentlemen's "Ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits in great variety are also to be had
ne most reasonable prices. 1855
SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, a9l
7th ST., bet. ID and E. No Branch Store. 9,29,1:
o
THIS 10 TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson g. 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &C. As cheap
asany person who advertises In the Star. ia
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WoNEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIArroN.-Mrs
ADMIRAL Lee, TO whom was rendered the pres.
Idency OF the Womens Christian Association
IN TINS city, has written in very courteous
terms 70 the officers OF the association, a letter
declining the honor, stating that so many de.
nands already made upon her time prevents
her accepting. TIE letter closes 18th an earnest
wish tnat the ASSOCIATION viii be success, and
productive OF good results.
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JUST RECEIVED VI
FROH PARIS,
G E n r s. OF e r. A
FOLDING HATS,
MANUFACTURED FOB
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
$50 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
oc 2s2w Washin gton, d. q.

CARPETING.
We beg leave to call the attention OF our custo-
% '6d
TAIN AATEhIALs, &C., just opened az our -.
AxxSS qSEr GA SAHRSrs'
Th hKIEI FI ISG SHfEfdf ssisp,rs,
sUF1RTiai iNGaAiN CARPETS.
s.:S hxS SSI LSSM 1SdsSi KS e sr n
't W4f II oARpIrs SOC,
Liner Wine ssss. c sa.1 T',Id
oil ciotl. stair OH 6ioth. FLOOR OIL Cloth, ali
niss: SSs,inaS Ss cartsiS:. :sa isos GSr tain:
Wilton, Axminster, Velvet, Brussels, and
Ios q Canvas: st snnsn ssrses wrap
pipssnl at &c. per square yard; n n. h... mar,
ner at short notice.
We ind :s Of SHf
,rices with those OF any othss hrst class retail
'''''s ~ 'n' WI WIZ. 8. MITCHELL 4 co.,
Corner q 9th street and Pen1s svsnue.
s1aJiS$ fi5ih ''' DRY ''''. s,s+ ..
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTCH, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of Wash.
iinston county, IN TIE District Of Cslynbis. leg:
REAe1N AcaRUDA. late Of Washingtone unity
Htore;Hd deed; All persons having claims AGAINST
same with the voucher. thereof TO the subscriber,
on OF before the 18th day Of October next; they
may otherwise By Law be excluded from al benent
OF the said estate. Given under my hand this 18th
oc20laW3W~ Administra&or
TINITID STATS PATENT 0IFI0l,
On the petition io" 81 MA q. PKATT, .sd@ia.
istratrlx de beLis non Of the estate Of Randall.
P PEsts late Of n tov.shp Of Merle: ren9'!vs
tent grented 20 the said Randall Pratt snc reiS-
follows: Numbers 1895, ie9l end 1895, on the 18th
Gay Of February. 1855, and Number PISS, on the
fSd asy o. January. lss. for an improvement in
II 70 ordered that che testimony in the case be
closed on the 9Th day Of DecemYe5 next, that the
ume Tor filing arguments and the Examiner
report be limited TO the 1871 day Of December next
nnd sns: said petition b heard on the nth day Of
Any person nay oppose this extension.
SAMUEL g. FISHER.
oc 12-lavSW Commissioners OF Patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-30

TEE WISCONSIN, REPUBLICAN AssocIA
TIoN laet evening adopted n consultation, win
bylaws, and elected the following officers
PRESIDENT, Hon. II. ID Barron; Vice Presi.
cents, Bradford Rixford, j. II. Hersey, and
yoseph Harris Secretary, ". q. Perkins;
Secretary, Major 5. Il. A. HAYNES: Exscntivs
ommit'ee, Messrs. II. ID. Barron, N. Perkins,
r. A. Perkins, I'd. T. Town, and Z a C,srSs