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ALEXANDRIA.

rihLExhNDRIA AND rRRDKRIcKssuRG RAILROAD
ne once OF the Alexandria and Frederic ksburg
nSaIoad company, in this city, has been crowded
nearly All the week by actors an xous secnre
.ne MoIk OF building the road. About two hundred
cSntractors some Of them known rs the heaviest in
sne county. have been here and made bids The
npIk VIII De let on Monday, but whethse here or in
trhnlaoeiphis 10 not known. The entire length Of
tne proposed line is only thirty miles, and that so
should De anxious to build it 10 indie alive If
It's speedy completion. =
,OLERk OF THE COUNTY CoURr-It is understood
unat mr.. Ramey, formerly deputy clerk Of the
County and circuit courts Of this county and q
sistent member of the republican party, will be =
ior the clerkship Of the county court, in
uppoation to q coored man named Robert Laws.
instant.
SEVERELY HuRT.-Mr. II. q. Pitts. Of this city, a
n, while coupling two cars at Mclvers station day
oeIoTe yesterday, severely, though is thought
NOT fatally. hurt. The cars were loaded with In
ner some OF which projected over the bumpers, and
between Two OF such pieces Mr.. Pitts head WAS
eaught lie is now lying ct the tavern at Orange
LAND SALE-Messrs. Beck, Knox & Kerby real
estate agents and auctioneers have Just sold 100
acres OF land belonging to BENJAMIN r. Marbury, OF
Prince Georges county, Md, and lying about three
miles from the ferry slip, TO A. Nesen Of New York,
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Jefferson Davis returned to this
city this evening. and stopped At the Manson House
where he received the calls of many ladies and gen
tlemen. he will leave on the Aqua Creek boat for
Richmond to-pisht.-Gazefte OF Saturday ersniag.
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THE COrRTS.

AZ $500 IN IhNEKAL TEkM I'm this conrt,
.: 5 fisheI-appeal from the Circuit Court-the
States.
the appeal Was dismissed. The case OF AudenIeid
by MT. Phillips.
CIRCUIT COURT: Jsdse Hrnrphr.ys.-To-day 7,
adJouf ned until to- morrow.
CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Olm-In this court
With the murder case Hart %s. set for riai on
Monday next, to which time the court adjourned.
POLICE COURT. Judge SnsH-To day. Charles
he esas
ryipg a .lung shot; fined sD. Matilda Light, using
nsa
son, seth and Joseph Burkstt, same; fined s. each,
ma
:sa
srel.a: nss and se:s. a' fossT.
sd a and so:t: a5lda LIGHT charged with
addns. eSoreS On chslssd %aS rasns
cS.e Without authority; fned So 50 Fred. BartIe;
and y. 20 be
feited-S5. james CANT, charged with dlsorderiy
James Early and joseph wmIey' eoored, ne eSarSsd
with using profane language in the street; fined e.
With committing an assault on Mrs. J no. T.. Norris
IN the market house, on Saturday night by attempt
ing TO rob her # her pockebook; fined SIS and costs
Smltn: ysgrants; required to give bonds for good
nebevlor, or sixty days In workhouse. Wi liam
E.csett coored, disorderly; fined So and costs
the street; fined % and costs. In the case OF the
united STATES agt Geo i. Mcclellan, school TRUSTEES
charged with assaulting the little boy of Mr. J b
NH by twisting his ears in school room, the Dis
trct attorney entered nole pros at the request OF
Hli who. on investigation, found the statement to
be Incorrect
THE USKISpEsT CUT OF ALL
Eliza spridele, a colored woman, was before the
fon, Court this morning and fined for disordery
SaIsdnet and using profsne and indecent language.
dhorderlies, and while her way home was as.
sauited by one Amanda Stewart, who threw q brick
at her head; but lodging it, she received the blow
..Snkindest cntof ali, as Eliza has frequently paid
bnes imposed upon Amanda at the Police Court for
various one0ces. Eliza at once returned to the
d anu swore out warrant against her. and the
p. b, Brown, charged with assault and battery ON
Ellen Patterson' Plead guilty; fined So and costs.
Rachel GTeenapple: dismissed. Jas. Cant, charged
JOY, charged With disorderly conduct; fined S3 and
quired to give bonds for COOL behavior, or thirty
days in w0rkhouEe. Matthew lawson, disorderiy
conduct; fined 90 and costs. Robert NJ Miller,
family fned ss B. Bryan 1runien 0sas n Rrs
% for default Of appearance. Adjourned
The RnT n.Ns % 3F TT THE MONTH OF OCTOBER
October has been as follows: The whole number Of
cases tried 6s2: Of which number 0o were corpora-
ton Of Washington. 2ls United States IS corporation
collected from fines and costs has been 81 SIS so.
Inc Total expenses for running the court the last
pss b.. Ses% rent a. and Geers sas
pOTation Of oaSl.
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~Relative beauty-A pretty cousin.

~Mrs. James Nolan. OF Grant, Indiana, lie
asking for her seventh divorce.
~The crop Of General Lees coachmenr at
the South 10 likely to be large.
~Columbus walker, OF Belleville, Ind, has
married the famous "bearded lady"
aIMrs. Emily Stalker has been ordained in
the Iowa ministry.
OHon. John Morrissey has declined the
nomination for Congress rendered BY the young
democracy in New York.
ex-senator Eickers, OF Maryland, has sued
the editor Of the Freeman's journal published
at Chestertown, for libel.
a|Mrs. Leget got Q divorce, in Delaware
County. Indiana, last Friday, and married
again the next day.
ga lady at Boston narrowly escaped serious
Injury few days since by having her chignon
set on IRE while travelling in q horse-car.
DPreceding the list Of marriages, q Chicago
paper says: "The following is list Of candi-
dates for divorce"
1Fiye thousand citizens of Columbus, Ohio,
have petitioned for the closing Of saloons on the
Sabbath.
~Miss Frances Rutherford, il the CITY phy-
stefan Of Grand Rapids, and was sworn into Of
nee by afemAle Notary Public.
0People who love to beautify their homes
may add 10 their pleasures by studying and
practically applying the different modes of grov-
ng lowering bulbs in glasses. = I.
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GEORGETOWN.

The SuMAC MILLS Of Messrs. Ramsburg and
sons VIII hereafter be located IN the Of
A. the firm have purchased the building known IS
the old Jail, peal the intersection Of Cherry aud
Hgh streets from the kssex family as noticed in Sat
a. day STAR, and have already commenced cnnv ert
ing the premises into adaptation for their as
sumsc mill, The engines aud ma hnsry will be To-
Gated outside the mill proper
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Six thousand bushels
red wheat were offered Change this morning with
out saes mp TO the closing of report, incatipg
the arrival Of large quantities OF grain, which
De from stsre, as there are fev il any sales on
O'Clock.
THE CHARITY SERMON by Rex. J. J. Kean, Al
TRINITY Church yesterday morning, was followed by
acoucton amountinRf 10 BIOS for the poor OF the
town, with prospects OF farther contributions
IHE MUD on The wHARvES, left there by the
recent nsshef, 70 now being cartel away. as il j,
apont eight inches deep and of that kind which viii
neiner dry nor harden, but IL perfect draw back &
iocomotion OF vehicles on the docks.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING THE WASH
lhGTON CANAL.
. OFFIcE on THE CoMNrssrox
hAfons OFFrcE, CRY Hail.


hAfons OFFIcE, CRY Han.
WARRINGTON, October 97tb ls7o {
a, By virtue OF ~ act of Congress- anpravea III
i3th lsO, the undersigned, Commissioner, Tor ~
improve ent Of the Washington Capsl ipyite az
gesnis ior that work, which viii be opened al mi.
osioek m 10 the presence of the bidders.
a Inc WORK VIII be divided into tWo secfions. the
nrsf beginning ~ the snuth end on the lTth strses
oah and running 20 the center Of Sixth as street
seet. end the second from the center OF sixth fs1
Rrsnes 81 ,h fnpnns 70 the channel Of the Eastern
The entire deposit in the canal mus be rem oved ar
xhep our 70 depth OF four feet AZ the sdes and in
the center six feet, belsw the lowest I'D and
seu may pe deelRrefed 10 the specific atiops which
may he .een at the Ma, ors Ofhcs.
.sc,s,s r II, IN gross amount only OF each both
No proposal will be entertained unless accomps-
neo py BOND Tor twenty thousand dollars for each
section. or forty thousand for the whole snnroyed
W Tue tsted state. District Attorney for the Dis
trlet OF Soiuneis or one 81 the Judges OF the SUI
preme court OF said District that the parties IN
perform the service. If awarded 20 them mi that
tney VII complete the work Ia accordance With the
speeineAaons and 10 the entire sAtisfadtiCr Of Com
The work must be commenced within fifteen fIsD
eitef awsrding the contract. and finishes BIZ
an q, 49, uss on NY, Isl. The work 90 be paid for
Twenty per cent. CT the amount viii be withheld
nhtfi tne com piefl0n OF the work
Proposals lendortec Proposals for the improve
neW OF Inc nshihefon tanap must be sddres ed 10
m ~ on. M a. kmery, Mayors Once, " sshngt0n,
The Commission reserves The right to reject any or
al plo-. M. q. EMERY,
M President Of the Commission.
ocSeu Secretary Of Commission
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I AkGB ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND VIII
II TER GOODS.

| AEsE STOCK .,
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN
The LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE AsSORT-
hEST We have ever offered our customers.
phESS GOODS, consisting In part Of
Superior Black Silks. Irish PopIins, Empress
Cloths, English Saline in Cloth CoIors Serges do .
Ncleures. French Mernos, from rs cents mp; Plaid
ted Buffalo and Beaver Brands Black Alpacss, la
pieces Cloth Cassimeres and Cassnets, from 81
cents up; Water proof Cloths for CIoaks and Suits
from l mp, all colors.
Juela celebrated KID CLOVES yosephs KID
GLOVES al. BENJAMIN MILLER,
se29-tr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUSINESS
PkOPkkr ~ ON BRIDGE STREET GEORGF
TOWN, AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. November at
Es 1870, at 4 clock, will sell, in front of tbe
Nprenlses, part of lot No. -, in Old Georges own
fronting Is feet on the south eide of Bridge street
Rear the market, and running back IS feet The i'm
proyements consist of n two story brick dwelling
house and stors With back building. containing 10
The attention Of capitalists is called TO this sale
a. fs one OF the most desirable business stands in
Georgetown. having for many years been occupied
by Thomas Hunter n shoe store
Terms: One half cash; balance in and IL months
with interest, secured 10y deed of trust ON the
rerfy Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser; 9 100 will be required when the property
Oc2 THOMAS DOWNING Annt
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AMUsEMENTS, &c.

National TleG,cr.-Lucille Western in East
Lynne"
WdH's OpSrd H5uss-Marietta Ravel IN Jar
tine, or the Pride OF the Fourteenth"
Lincola RdH.-Lecture by Mrs. Joseph Ames
on women who Work vs.. Women who Talk"
Markriteris Art Gallery, 4sS It'll street.
BarIov's Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
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CITY ITEMS,

The MOsr FRAGRANT COFFEE in Washing
ton is served at Harvey & Holden's, lOl6 Penn
sylvania avenue, corner 18th street.
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FROM b. y. WILKINS, 7O5 18th street, we have
London papers Of the 18Th Instant
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Georgetown Advertisements.
FOOD NEWS FOR TIE LADIES.

E0oD NEWS FOR TIE LADIES'
CD TUESDAY, November LIST. At /, O'Clock. there
i'll be q sale of Goods exclusiyeIy Tor The sIias
contisiing Of Silks, Nelvets. AMI yelyetaen. Dress
Patti. Inc, shawls. Laces, Hid Gloves Cors sts Em-
broiderle Hosiery and Numerous other articles for
that cannot atts nd he day sales
e; s0rHAN, Auctiouesr,
a ~ Bridge street, Georgetown.
I. h. CRlPPtN, Salesman. ocn-2t
('AsH PAID TOR LADIES. CENTS AND
BOOTS, SHOES etc. at l.. GR .DwOHLS1fS1s
Georeetown or Washington attended to- ocsS. IN
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES sALEoF PROPERTY In GEORGE.
TOWN n O.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date on
The lob day Of August, A. d. 1851 and recorded
Of the land records q s Ct
Of Osfumbia and ct the request. in writing of The
Treasurer Of the Smith Building Assertion %. Of
Georsetown. District aforesaid, We will expose for
MONDAY. the S1st day OF October K D $50. al
~ clock 2: m, all that part Of Lot numbered 40
in Threikelds addition TO Georgetown. District Of
situated at the Intersection Of seoond and Linssn
streets, and fronting Second street about sixty
nNefset and sixty feet on Lingsn street, improved
b! building used As store and dwelling
be required to be paid down at time sale balance
and months, with interest, secured by deed of
eo Tsr On the RropsTy All the terms OF sale 2 be
wise the trustees reserve the right TO resell, fbs
property At cost and risk IL desanlting purchaser
upon giving 1--WE (5l days notice by advert sament In
some new.paper published in the District of Colum.
FRED. W. J6NEs Trustees.
sc A'saw&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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FROM Parker and from ShilIington va hav.
Haryer's BdsaY for November II.
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SEWER CONTRACT AwARDxp.-The contract
for q sewer in l. street, to connect with the I'm
street sewer, tor which bids were opened last
week, hiss been awarded to Mr.. j. q. Stafford.
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REV. DR. NEWMAN Will deliver his lsc,,r.
entitled From Ocean TO Ocean - AZ tba NJ ..o .,
politan NJ. f. Church, tomorrow eyening.
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DIR. H. T. HKLMyoLp, OF Buchu notor;stv
has arrived in this city, accompanied by his
wife and two children, Mr.. A. Helmbold, of
Philadelphia, his brother, and Miss MARY Car
ton. He brings with him his team OF six blooded
bays, which created such . sensation at Long
Branch last season, and win drive them, while
here, six-in-hand, with footmen and outrders.
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II THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
ThCSTEkSsALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE ON

RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.
GEORaETowN HEiGHTs. o'
day q oetoter b. ses ans ests sss
In, sNmSng the i:1 records for this county, 10
Written request of the party secured thereby. will
sei q R9slic ancton in front Of the premises
G u Lot: Noe. "a and y rs sG
Beall,s addition to Georgetown, with the improve
The properly fronts 80 feet on the west side of
Washington street. and has depth of 40 feet, and
ing House and onibudinss, With the modern g I'M.
gIovements, and ia now occupied by n. p. Causin,
Terms Of sale: ss,oOe cash. Of which S2oo mus, be
deposited when the property il, struck on, and the
purchase money to be paid in and pears, With in
terest from the day of sale TO be secured by deed
complied With in six days sftsr the day Of sale, the
ssPSst e be fcrsed ed g, and the e Dc
cy Of Wa.hinston. Convsysncins and sssmps 's At
os,,s,. " FHSsxs i SSasisEs5e. , ss:,
I AEas ASSORTMENT 0g FALL AND WIZ
JOHN II. SHOOT,
11e Bridge Street. Georgetown, d. o.,
srs . VIII great care from the New York mpor
eSnpyisns full line Of Isdis. Dress Fabrics, best
BIZ Silks, French and Irish Bl and Coli Poplins
Ssaoso 1pngiipgs and hepe, Empress Cloths, French
brands. Plaid Mohairs, Satin Cloths and Surges for
suits. MOURNING GOODS Of the best grades. full
Alexander Q, and Jouyin's Kid Gloves; o very fair
hid Glove az $l; Hosiery In eyery variety; Paisley
chiefs and Collars; Embroidered and Plain Hapdk 10
waterproof and Soaking Cloths a first rate assert.
ment OF ladies and gentlemen's Under Wear FIan
neis. Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, sbestines
shirtlngs Bichardson's best Irish Linens Blankefs
and Spreads Brussels; Ingram. and Three. ply Oar
pets, Hugs, Mats, Oil Cloths. &c. Cash purchasers
are invited to call before making their purcbsses
OCH I'm JpVS ri SNnnr
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reived this morning a, PriUg:s Do,Is re-
30. So fennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
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GLORIOUS NEWS !!


GLORIOUS NEWS!
Cents Furnishing Goods Chedper than Euer
Gents MerinO Undershirts and Drawers s.
40, so, 60 and IS cents. The best 81 Undershirts
In the District. Good White Shirts IS, 80 81
and S125; splendid article 81 and So Is. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for IS cents. Handker-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
in an endless variety. The finest assortment ar
BOWS, Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city.
Call and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman.
4o9 9Th street, between ID and T. streets and
ONCE. I0.3'I:
THE WORD "SozoDoNr," which is fast becom-
ing ahousehold word, is derived from the Greek.
and composed Of two words, SOzo and Odontes.
SEQ" translated, means TO preserve, and
.odontes," the teeth. Sozodont, q proeeryer of
the teeth. And 1t is true to its name.
"Spaiding's Glue" will mend your WAYS. or
anything else that needs mending. co
~
KID GLOVES. Kin Grovpe
just received from Europe new stock of Kid
GiOves, all cOOre and sizes, which eeill sell AT
old pisces. Try our 81 gloves at
Hoopskrt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street.
FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Bows, Cloth
ing, 60 to Odeon Hall, Pennsylyania avenue.
CORNER ~ street.. H,6
FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Bows Fur
nishing Goods. to be had at extremely low
prices, 60 to Philip Wallach's. G,6
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1HE ASSOCIATION for IN. n,.rar,;or ~,
srueIty 70 animals, as win be see n by the adyer.
use neht elsewhere will hold an imrortant meet-
ing tO-norrow evening i0i '~n' nnoe'-
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"A MAN TRAP.-People doing business on
water street, between 18th and 18th, Complain
ss.s me excavation Of large pit on G street
ing sand and gravel for sale.
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FALL.-For Mems, Youths and BOYS Cloth
corner AZ street. N.6
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The Morning Glory
BASE BURNING STOVES,
PARLoR AND PORTABLE HEATERS,
Burn all the in the COAL and all the coal 20 ashe~
without wsste, thus producing what ha. never be-
tore been accomplished,
PERFECT CONGESTION or COAL,
Consequently with half the fuel. they will make
double the heat OF any other c,nriysnce for house
warming ever invented.
Their operation is simple, and kindiine An animal
ceremony only
Light fire In autumn replenish coal aud remove
the ashes once daily, and they so on burning until
spring.
rhey rsdiste an even, gentle, and healthy heat
lrnn usual ~ common stoves.
They will hnrn as briskly by dsv and slowly by
MS ht as desired, ard can be regulated give the
dtgree OF heat required in any climate.
They yentilate Al illuminate the ROOM and sre O.
cheerful as an open fire.
They are made entirely Of cast iren and will NOT
rest out as y Ill sheet iron stovee.
hey are based on scientific study and experiment,
and are the only perfect base burner made
They are made IN Baltimore. and repairs can be
procured at small cost and short notice. while the
heayy cost aud difficulty Of getting repairs for
expensive 10 buy new.
Their spidly increasing popularity having in
duced many 20 initiate. the pablo should beware,
ask for, and buy only the
MORNING GLORY" oo2l-lm
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
TIE FoURrEENTHS STREET CIRCLE The largest
transaction in real estate, but one, which has
been made in this city within the past few
years has just been effected through the agency
the late Joseph Redfern, Esq, that valuable
property at the intersection of Vermont avenue,
N and 18th streets, and facing the circle now
being inclosed under the supervision OF the
being the purchaser. The purchase money
amounted to little over seventy five thousand
dollars.
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FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Boys Fur
prices, 60 to Philip Wallachs. 27.6
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ArUBIIC NKHTING OF the members and friends
OF The Industrial Home School Association will
De held In the lecture room Of the Young Mems
christian Association on Tuesday evening No
.emoer lss, az half-past seven O'Clock. As mat.
ter vitality affecting the existence of the institu-
desired.
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STOVES, FURNACES, &c.

4 . IL EST
- COOK STOVE
Has the larges. OvkN Of any stove rnaAa Il. ouick
IN operation. IL easily mai sged. and the IRE
ai al ilmes perfectly under control. Guar
snteed "a al repects superior 20 any stove in -
n . market. " GRrGORY
uc22-2x 63a penns~lxan,.
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THE SouTH WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL
Union held its monthly meeting Yesterday AZ
Iernoon, at Ryland chapel when addresses were
1ehVered by Rev. Mr.. Bradford, Rev John r.
.anmeter, Rev. Mason Noble, and L. A. Co
bright, ESQ.
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HrnrL.R has all KINDS Of Thermometer. q
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Immense Stock
Immense Stock
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
AT
A. 8 Il II A u s..
No. lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 10TH AND ll1H srs.

OVERCO OATS.
CASTOR BEAVER, SI2, SIS SO and SIS.
ESQUIMAUX BEAVER, SIS, SIS, Is and $40.
CHINCHILLA, -four different shades S12.
whitney,, (Drab, Brown and Blue,J $40.
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SU I S.
MILLIONS, -four different patterns,I s20-wortb
S2J.
.;;E s.IxED, SIS, SIG and SIS.
SCOTCH CHEvIOTs, I6 and sIs-Derby style.
ENGLISH CORDED, SIS and S171f-also 4"
ALL WOOL CASSIMERES, $40, S11, S12,
913, 914 and sis.
FINE BLACK FROCK COATS for S., $40
STA and SIS.
FINE BLACK DOESKIN and BEAVER PANTS
from s. to S12.
PLAID AND STRIPED CASSIMERE PANTS
at least fifty different styles-from 81 to 81.
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REV. PKrRoLHUM v. NAsBY, p. NJ, seems to
be taking the country by storm, and his new
lecture 10 pronounced by some OF our exchanges
10 be "the richest of any heretofore given by
him. Lincoln Hall 10 sure to be crowded the
evening OF his lecture, November Cd, and e the
tickets w3ll be limited to the seating capacity OF
The hall, our readers should not fail to secure
them early. -
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FIEE-About 2 O'Clock Yesterday morning an
alarm Of ire was turned in from box Q, corner
OF 9th street east and II street north caused bv
the burning Of two stables near the corner OF
18th and Il streets northeast. The Fire DEPART
ment were promptly out, but their efforts to
stay the flames were unavailing. owing to the
scarcity OF water. The loss is about $500 The
property belonged TO Mr.. George Killian A
butcher. The IRE was the work of an incen-
diary. The property was insured In the National
Fire Insurance Company.
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EsPECIAL NOTICE.
Now Is the time to purchase JEwELRY. As
HOOD BRO. are about TO dissolve their CO. n
partnership, they will, for a short time offer E5A1
their large and splendid stock Of fine JEWEL &a2
BY, very SUPERIOR; GOLD WATCHES, SOLI y
SlLVERWARE, rich DIAMONDS, and other goods
absolutely from per cent. above to Is per cent
low prime cest in order to close out their stock Gall
and xamine prices even ii you do not buy
% w No. 11Ol Pennsylvania avenue.
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IHE THEATERs.-Lucille Western appears in
" East Lynne" at the National Theater this
evening, supported by MIR. Herne and the stock
company. AS she never fails to draw a large
house when she appears In that play further
notice Is hardly necessary.
Marietta Rayel appears at Walls Opera House
This evening in the new drama ''JartIne" and
Will be supported by Laura keenes company
The new play is sensational and exciting. and
The sprightly and graceful Marietta appears to
great advantage in il.