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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

TOR RENT.-THE WARE IA IA
q house now occupied by Theo. Pink, Hi
on Quincy street, sAS
AlSo, tic Good Templar's Hail III MclOlCoR
Building. Also an ONCE front Of tho same
Apply to
lHu2S W. L. MCAFEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

Nor SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. {ts 7.Ast
Il ,TATE-ThO frStclass DWELLING Hi
House. situated OH the north east corner I2leAhs
MrA. Carter. There Ia full lot. and the house Is
Ia ~ good condition a. the day 1t was built;
everything about the premises In thorough re-
pair. Possession given Oh the lst Of April, 1870.
Apply to j. p. LEWIS,
deCi.tf McIurC House, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
qgqq.ggYqqqqqg

" TIE WONNI4NU NI4NE'J' W z
i arc now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment At home, tho while Of tho
limo or for The spare moments BnSinCSS new,
light and profitable Persons Of cilhCrscx easily
earn frOm Soc to Is per evening, and proportions
ii sum by devOtIng their while time to the 6usi-
moss. BOyS and girls earn nearly a. much a. nell.
That all who sec this notice may send their ad.
VIrtsa and test tho business, VIC make this unpAr.
allied offer: To such % arcnOt satisfied, We will
send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing: Full
particulars, i valuable sample, which will do to
commence work on, aud copy Of The Pt0P'e'e
lGmlly newspapers pnhlIShet-all sent free by
nail. Reader, II you want permanent, profitable
work, address 4. c. ALLEN i CO., Augusta,
Maine. JAlHDsAw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-TEIAT FIRST.RATE
Il business stand on the west side Of Main
street, north Of Union. which Is At present OCcu'
pied by Mrs. Force ns millinery and trimming
store. Apnly 10 TIlOS. O'BRIES,
jan3l Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

dor RENT-THAT LARGE "a IN
NtroOt few doors above tho Catholic Ca ~
thCdral, now occupied by Samuel J. Boyd, Esq,
Possession given April LIST, 1870. Apply 70
AuIO. JOS. L. WILDE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05

TOR RENT-THE RESI-. IN
10 dOnce now occupied by John HALEY, iii
ESQ, OH Sixth street, one door belOwS4AtAaS
IIAnpden; contains rooms and hall, Possession
given April lSt, 1870. Apply 70 ~
jAnl0. JOS. l.. WILDE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-05
KosKoo!
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
STANDS USRIvALLED,
Being the only KNOWN Medicine

SOSN6 NbO Su'y N"S"" "SSbAS
that EFFICIENTLY stimuIates and coRREcTs the
hepdhc Rcretl0as and functional DERAN0EMENTs
Of tho LIVER, WITHOUT DEBILITATrHG the system.
While It acts freely upon the Liver instead Of CO.
PiOUS purgiH0, II grGduGHy chGm0HG the discharges
TO a ptrttctIy natural state.
SYMPTOMS or LIVER COMPLAINT AND or SONR OF
TIIosR DISEAsEs PRODUCED BY IT.
A sAllOw or yellow color Of the skin, or yellow
brown spots on the face and other parts OF the
body; dulne8s aud drOwBnesa, sometimes head
ache; bitter or bud taste In the mouth, internal
heat: In many cases dry, teasing cough: un-
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with Il
raising Of the food blOatcd or full feeling about
tho stomach and sides; aggravatlng pains In tho
sides, hack, or breast, and about the shoulders;
constipation Of the bowels; piles. hatnrnrC, cold.
ness or tho RxtrumltiGs, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
GEORGETOWN.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE There were no
offerings of grain on Change this morning. and
the inquiry for wheat YVES moderately active.
This being seeding ysson, it Is not expected
that farmers will send forward any considerable
quantities OF grain for some time to come. We
befrd OF a sale OF SEQ brshe's good, red before
the opening Of Change, at S1.i3 per bUshel.
CANAL.-This morning coal-laden boats ar
rived more freely, and business looked brisk,
seyeral schconers having arrived at the coil
docks in quest OF cargoes of the Cumberland
product. About I O'Clock information reached
h re that the lock gates at Weverton. Maryland,
had been knocked out, which v iii detain boats
above that point until the damage Is repaired.
FLOUR SHIPNENTs.-The steamship John
GibEOD ives at Welchs mills this morning
taking COO barrels Of flour for the New YORK
market,
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ALEXANDRIA.
} Gazette of las. evenin.. has the following

The Gazette of las evening has the following
items:
EEvIvALs.-The revival which has been for
some time past in progress in the Village Chap
ell, under the ministrations of Rev. Mr.. Light
ner sill continues and is attended with increas-
ing interest The revival services that were to
have commenced in the Washington street NJ.
Il. Church last week were postponed until t.
night.
COMING BACK.-Milton Price, one of the
Young men who LETT here Suddenly last Satur-
day night, TO seek their fortunes in the far west
he's teIeeraphed TO his friePfs from Knox vile.
Tenn, tnat he hrs seen enough, is satisfied, and
VII retdrn Immediately. HIS companion pur-
sued his journey,
POSTMASTER AT GAINEsyILLE.-Mr. j. Il. +.
Sou'toron having been recommended by tome
OF the citizers of The Gaine lie ne Glib orhocd
VII, Al the instance Of Mr.. Mckenzie. be APP
I 0inted postmaster at that place, ps the preTent
incumbent Of the office refuses to give the re-
nuired bond.
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Trial Of a Policeman.

Charles +. Cameron. a 7 oliceman OF Georre-
town, WIS rG'gned before he police commits
sioners t. day, charged With conduct rnbec I'M
ing police officer, In tbis:-That he did on the
9TH OF August lest arreJt w. ID. Hughes without
sufheIent warrant, and imprison said Hughes in
cell Of the third prec'pct station house with
out out; suffeiens cause. Mayor Sweeney. OF George
nation. Mr.. Hughes subsequently, brought
cherges aga'rst the officer.
Omcer Cameron plead not guilty to the
charge, and Mr.. Hughes WIS at once sworh,
and testified that he bad been drirtiny OF the
night OF Aulpst Sth, and when he found him
self he WIS IN a cell ard in iror-, that tN-ce
buckets Of water were throw N on him, and the
black is not of his hands yet. In the nOrpipg
found his shoes outside. In the morning he YVES
put IN the csrriage ard taken by the First Ward
station and Central Guardhouse, gel ng the ben
EFT of the exhibition free OF charge. He made
respectful appeal to so home and get dressed,
but they refused
Mr.. Bcalman testified that he was the c,n-
ducior OF the car on which nv. HUGHES got on
between 9th end 10Th STREETS: esked tor his fare
and received blow. He (Mr. Hughcs) became
witness put BIN OFF at Washington street. and
he followed the Ger, calling him id thief.
There were many ladies in the car.
Mr.. Hughes said he hoped he could not have
used fhe words S-of a b, for he do ut pse
such language.
Mr.. j. q. Marbury testified that he wss on the
car and heard HGshes call the conduc IT id
thief coward and Prus sian spy. NJ. Merbmy
corrotol ated ne testimony of the conduc1 Dr.
and to having sent Officer Cameron ID arr rest
Hughes, and slsoto Mr.. Hughes shouting at the
top Of his voice on the way TO the station.
Mr.. Hughes GRO. examined Mr.. Marbpry at
Length Nincrrg up by say ing that he thought
Mr.. NJ had told all the lfuth-and perhaps
more.
Mr.. Frey testified - Mr.. Hughes being d. Or.
DERBY on the car and to striking him, anu sa, ing
he was h,s master.
Mr.. BaneDger testified to Mr.. Hughes cursng
ard swearing IN the 81 rect; but did not hear him
call any one s. Of b.; and TO aiding the off,
Ger in taking him 70 the station.
Mr.. Hughes said he had no complaint to make
ss TO the arrest, although the officer might have
tsken him 20 a better place. He did look for
ward for justice to be done in the matter of the
irons and treatment he received in the cell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
SECURE A HOME
THE HIGHLANDS.


LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS.
EIGHT MINUTES
from the business center of Washirg ton at Prices
those DESTROYS Of securing
AFIRsT- GLASS SUBURBAN HOME,
Just far enough from the CITY Limits to be entirely
THIS N ifsS iTs% B npf;fness TOWN,
Handsomely laid out. with Park,like arrange
ment, from that beautiful estate lately owned by
and oiher Gusissss men Of Washington have alend,
s1i fpT = TsTe j. Psedy
iTHAs THREE PUBLIC RARKs,
ruprr pr IT Hss H MIR R6,{ AyEHI g nv
ALL s AyESTTs sikffls ARE NOW
THE GROUND "
Enabling parties to pass to and fro often they
THIRTY MINUTES; & Rfsisl BY THE EuRspIkr
EIGHT MINUTES RIDE BY Rail-
sufy Department. and ''Tne Highlands to
THE an Is ef sognS cay ON the one side
BY the Ball'mo.e and Ohio Raiiroad, with $; ailO9
1.-THE hrs Z ont from waseington) on The place; ard
the II the ae John SP
IN LOCATION-IN BEAUTY-IN ACCESS
BILlTf these sstes are especially desirable and
=. Rk ii z, DEPOT UPON THE GROUND .s p
ONLY f,fis Fri! q III i
date nei1hborhood, with no nuisances wha ,rer,
ard when, with the natural beau Of the pllce,
perfect enchaptment Care will be al.o .aken thar
there shall be no sales to nndesrable neighbors.
worth Of houses and buildings already on the ground;
and over
of the lots offered are covered with the finest Of
young fruit trees IN tnll bearing.
HIGHLAND PARK
magnificent grove of fifteen acres the handsomest
ftd, ard convenient seats arranged, affords that
pi" DELIGHTFUL DAILY RESORT,
a lie and irierds Of re sidenis at The Hshlsnds
6ESo fEssfBb tIT fS SG M III Laka
g Of FQ GSTs fq SEsISEP WITH
Arrsr Sements have been made with promiren.
buGers to EJECT houses at The Highlands" which
I IoSis P FIN e. p PAYMENTS, MONTHLY In.
srA AIT4 kSSTs HA AETsk EXsSMEEIRLSG
F Fss sRSSsEB SSiTs FIJI Egs
nki HAS tSR IL 10, RooMkD COUNTRY REsi-
LOTS, ALSO SOLD ON LONG TIME PAY,
choice building site can be here secured for from
500 to Sl.o One iolr,h down, and the balance on
TIE title is perfect Abstracts exhibited and fun
warrantee deeds given.
morpirg by the railway should leave the Bal more
and Ohio railroad depot at s25 m Those desring
to visit in the afternoon should leave at 4lO m In
eight minutes thereafter they will arrive at sPenn
Crossing Station $50 known the railroad COM
the arrival Of those trains persons upon the
ground TO show visitors about and render them yery
the city at almost any. hour. Upon Application q.
lands" free OF charge and shown the place, which
has many points q n est i hsyigs been the field
the no: ed duelipg ground being in the vicinity.
MAPS, PLANS, PAMPHLETe, ard Photo
GRAPHIC VIEWS Of the lots and villa sites offered
may be and obtained together with all desired
information. upon calling at the main once,
OPPOSiTE o. 8. PATENT OFFICE,
@ Z CRBECY e. CO.,
sel9m " film PEOPRIETORs.
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GEORGETOWN ADvHRIIsIMNfS.

%NoTICE-A DISCOUNT OF THRBEPER
N OkST. will be allowed upon General aud
Special Taxes if paid on or befor SATURDAY, Oc-
tober lst, lss0. JOS. l.. SIMNS,
se23 81 Collec or
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RY THOMAS BOWLING Auct'r; Georgetown

- By authority Of the Iegatee, under the last
III will and testament Of Miss sarah Boarman late
Aof Georgetown, deceased. l will offer at pub .ic
sale. on the premises. on FRIDAY, the 3Oth day OF
September, at the hour Of oclock in the afternoon,
tie house and lot formerly occupied by Miss Boar
ty, Peter, Threkeld's and Deakins addition to
GEORGETOWN fronting p u feet on the north side of
ID street. and running hack 100 feet deep.
Terms: One-thrd cash; the balance Of the pur-
cfsse money in six and twelve months, the purcha-
ger giving his notes, bearing interest from the day
of sale; deed given and deed of trust taken. All
conVeyancing ana revenue stamps at the of the
purchaser.
seN THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

EIGHT PER CEsT.-Eye-ybody Interested IN
buying groceries cheap should read the alyer-
fisement Of William f. Given, grocer and tea
dealer, in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

ATTENTION Is called to the adyertisaus,, -,
another column OF an import ant JUSTICES ~ M,
personal property 20 be made to-mol SOW morn
ing, By permission Of court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

THE SISTERS OF THE Holy CRoss of ST.
JosePhs Male Orphan Asylum graf.faIIx ac-
Know edge the sum OF 50 received from Messrs
Greenleaf Club. teeS iOf
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
III MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

Ths 4 Se e r
hve monhs. The Introductory address will be de
ysIed q The SSI'ese building by Professor ROB
MT sn ID bfs,Sss, s1y sssiGpios
F.ma'e clinic on Saturdays, at $50 ,. m. by PROBES
Major General Q. q. HOWARD, LII. D., President.
Jos; T ihIh Z d sscrstary,
sILAs L. LOOMS, A M, N. D., No. $40 Penn.
sylvsnia avenue, southeast, Professor Of Chemis-
RoBEBr REYBuRN, NJ, D., No. 2l2s y street
tce OF surgery and Clinical and Operative Sur
JUs TABgR JOHNSON, A. M, NJ D., Corner Of
Tent street erd New York Avenue, Professcr Of
0bsetrics, pi eases of Women and Children, and
GfpSoS ). PAIMER.A A. M. M. D. University
Hin Pssteasos 81 RPhycoIssy and Miercsc1py mn,
Professor OF the Principles and Practice Of Mcdi.
cine and Clinical Medicine.
CHARLks b: PURvIs, n. D., No. 1893 L. street
northwest, PsOft ssor Of Materia Medica and Medi
ALEXKMRER T. AUGUSTA, M. d.. No. 1919 l.
.tro noIthwest, Professor Of Descriptive and
THOaAS B. HO3D, MD, No. 1909 o street
northwest. Demons; IA .or OF nstomy.
J., ED: CHENEY; M D, MicrOseopist and
Lecturer on the Practical Use OF the Microscope
Graduation ..... ... ....... % 90
Clinical destruction ..........-. 10 60
Course Of Lectures--.....-.-...-.-.-- Is ~
Anslytical Chemistry - - 10 q
To students taking full of Lectures all elm
ital instruction free.
Arrangements have been made by the Trustees Of
the University to remi part o. the expense. of de-
sewing irdigent students, Who will make known
their circumstances the Secretary Of the edicsl
Department.
Tickets for the Course Of Lectures must be obtained
from the secre AIRY OF the University.
For Information address
PROF. JOS TABER JOHNSON, NJ. D.,
Secretary Medical Department, corner New York
avenue and 10Th street. Is fam, I'm
MISS CALKlNs WILL REO ZEN HER PRI-
lNl yATE SCHOOL af No. as Pee ylvan Ia ay
enue, Capitol Hill, On the FIRST MONDAY in Sep
TENDER. sel2-lm
Union SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
" will commence its sessions on Tt ESDAY, the
18th Of September. One OF the teachers will be 81
the school house, No. 12s l4th street, every day
from to p. IN. For further particulars apply "a
Mrs. j. YORK, Principal. SCI Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

FROM shillington we have APFletON's Joxrnal
ftT October 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

X AnoMAS DOWLlNG, Auctr; Georgetown.
PANDsoME AND ILFrANT HoUsEHoL,
FURNITURE At ID EFFEUTS AT.AUCTION:
ALSO, The MOST DsSIRABLE AND vALU
y yBLS PklVATE RESIDENCE IN GEoRGE-
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 5th
az ct 10 oclo Y, wilt sell. The r. -ider, q o.,
Commfndtr Weaver, u. :. N, orner OF q " ard
Creen streets, GeoI 1wn, ell the Household Fdrn-
TIRE aud Efects,c rsi.tipg Of
G"cserirg Rotewood Case Piano q octlve)
Har dsome Ma rble-top Tables and stands
e. ct hep Easy Chp'rs and Lounges
HeUd. ONE Brussels Carpets and Hugs
side Chairs and Music Stands
Two HandSr me walnut Marble top Chamber Sui .es
Walnut TrmmCd COTTAGE suite
lurls Hair ard other Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Walnut Library Table, Walnut EXtension Table
Walnut and Oak Cane seat and other Chairs
Two Morning Glory a, Other StOyeS
Oil Cloth, Ingram Carpets and Mating
Refrigel atOr
With many other articles too numerous to mention
Also.
At clock, will sell he handsome and xtra wei
built House, with extep sive back buildings and lot:
the lot fronting 60 feet Gay street, It'll depth
100 II ct on Green street, with the lot edJoininy
rontiI 20 feet Green street with depth of loo
feet. The House has front of IS feet on Gay street,
and consists of is rooms, with bath room, pantrie
and al necessary ouIbnildngs, such rs stabling,
ben house. &C. ard is fitto mp with all the mod srn
improvements, such as range, hot and cold water
gas, and fine cenen'el cellar. making it of the
most desirable residences in Georgetown.
Terms at sale. THOMAS DOWNING,
te9td Rep .SCourierI Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

sERExADE.-LAst evening Prosperi's band,
accompanied by q number OF the friends OF Mr..
90; stuart, Grand Sire Of the 1. o. o. F., ten
gsIeu MN serenade at his residence, in the
Lnst Mrd. Mr.. Stuart invited his friends in
an sone ume was pleasantly spent in enjoy ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUSEMENTS, dc.

National Theater.-,Jos. X. Emmett, in Fritz
Our Cousin German"
Odd Felloacs' HdlL-Wyman, the Wizard.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 r street.
MArkriter's Art Gallery, 4ss It'll street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

DLACK ALPACAS, 25, 80, 80, 20, SO, 60
ID 10, and 81.
BLACK SILKS, $50, 90, s2.Ss q s2.so,
SILK POPLINs, 81 per yard
FINE AOHAIR POPLINS at 50 cts,
Fine FRENCH MERINoES, POPLINs, &c ::
AUSTRALIAN GRAPE, 1.-THE new mourning ao>ds.l
spe BLACK BOMBAZINES; EMPRES0 CIOT6S
WOOL DELAINES, nov and beautiful styles Of
~ ONE PRICE, JUST pEALING TO ALL,
hogan q WYLTE,
se l0-tr 101e and 1920 Seventh street III. w,
TIE NATIONAL MTXLLIaYHCKR,
Weekly Conservative Organ,
Esd ct Arlington ,lsOo; removed TO New York .lsu
Special IsLesrapAie Ns,rsJron the sAok Country.
IAl Great NscsydSa for Hoxsshold aad Faym.
oS per year In advance. r. U. orders are ssfest.
ALEX. DEL0AR, Editor and Proprietor,
Pm e65B roadway, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
CITY ITEMS.

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French jet Jewelry,
OrOide Etruscan Jewelry,
Silver-plated We've,
and
Fancy Goods,
received this morning at Priggs Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9Th SITS.
A GKNrLK WHISPER TO MOTHERS
If unfortunately you have lost your own teeth
by neglect or mismanagement, take care that
your daughters do not suffer the same penalty
from the same cause. See to Ii that they brush
their teeth regularly and thoroughly with Sozo-
don't, and thereby you will insure them sound
and sery iceable sets as long as they live.
"SpaldiDg's Glue" handy and useful. go
HKMpLKR has all kinds Of Thermometers. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28
HSTABLISHH lSlR

AEDREw J. JOYCE q 90, .A
oA1s9t k AZ y, asAAHSULACTuRERs,
1kPAIkIl0f In all its brsnehes.
"a. re 10 JT kSssss, Asssss " oe~~ss
Aren't tor 1Esxsssr& Co.. sf Bssons arsssJ yItn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

DRcEAsKD-we regret to learn that Mis-.
Mary Gunnell wife OF Mr.. Henry ID. Gunnell,
died AZ her residence on q 8. rect, between ~
and 9Th streets, South wrsbingt IN, last evening,
after a painful illu6-s Of two weeks Mrs. Gun
nell was formerly teacher Of the female gram.
mar school in the fourth schf ol district, and
was a sister Of the lamented Mrs. Amidon,
Who succeeded her In charge Of that school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

TIE NATIONAL THKArKR.-Manager Spauld-
ing has N ade a great hit in the engagement Of
Joe Enmet, whose performance Of "Fritz" lest
10 be one OF the 5, 4 BIZ. Of Character acting
ever seen in this city. The play was well
mounted, the support OF our German Cousin
WIS very good, and every thing went OF sails
faetorily. This week Is the last chance to see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

following quarterly mee.i-z appointments have
Just been completed by Presiding Elder McCau-
ley, In which appointments sixty churches, with
an sggreg gate membership Of $500 persons, are
interested. The meetings at McKendree and
Hamhne Chapels, in this city, were held Oh
Sunday lest.) DIR. McCauley win visit George
town and West George'1wn, Oct. 2; Foundry
and Union, Oct. 3; Ryland and Gorsuch, Oct. Is;
East Warrington and Union, Oct. %; Waugh
Chapel, Washington, and Bladensburg, Oct. 80;
Rockville, Nov. q; Montgomery, Nov. Is; Me-
tropolitan, Washington, and Pleasant Grove.
near Beltsville, Nov. 20; Laurel and Sandy
Springs, Nov. -; Wesley Chapel, Washington.
and Eltridge Landing, Dec. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

In selling, at reduced prioos. Cor ossb q -.
Qarble Works, north g street and New York -
nae, near the Treasury DeUartmsnt.
nyH-ly WI. XUTHRRORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

PUEBLO IN GLNERAL
Having taken the spacious WAREHOUSE AOs
TENTH STREET, one doa9 nor.h OF
:ss1ios. q Mr. EE~is DS LxcHfsros.
formerly with nessrs. J. q. Mcclure $50.
Of New and Second hand HURNITURE AMI
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLHS Of all desert ,tions
which will be sold at prices guaranteed TO give salts
faction. Repairing, Vanishing, Uphoi sterins Az
Packing attended to ct the shortest notice
jelly X. BUCaLY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-21
WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS
CPECIAL IND y G E M E T
~ IN
FABRICS AND PRICES.

Black Canvas Grenadines, all widths.
Black Silk Grenadines, all widths.
Black Barege Harnsni, ell widths.
Black Alpacas, Mohairs and Bombazines;
with all other frst-class fabrics in black and
mourning goods constantly on hand:
Black and White Llama Lace Points, SACKS
and Jackets.
Lawns, Organdies, Linen Cambrcs, Piquea;
Chintzes, Seorsuckers, Percales, Psrasols, KID
Gloves, Handkerchiels, Flannols, Dress Goeds,
&c, sc.
va Cheyots, Ducks, Driilngs. Costings.
Suitings, Cassmoros. Festngs, &c, OF reliable
qualities and colors, for men. youths and boys
Shifting Linens and Cations, Of tho beat
grades produced.
White Goods ard Muslns. all kinds.
M.Shawls, ScArts. "Formoias, aud cther
wrappings. !,
va. Black Silks, oLhor Silks,snd Dress Goods
generally and specially, 1T reduced rates.
Ma All kinds Of Linen ard oth0r Dry food.
for the wants Of families and housekoopers.
Ma Our Northern and Eastern cores pond
onts sond lis now supplies daily.
&A-Soi burners and strangers will inspect our
stock at their pleasure.
All orders roceivo prompt and careful alto!l-
ton, and parcels properly packed tor shipment
FREQ eff charge
Wa~ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain
Gouros. PERRY 81 BROTHER,
Pcnna avenue and Ninth streets,
Washington, ID. q.
Established 1910.
Carpets, Curtains, Matt;ngs, Oil Cloths Rugs
&C., upper floor:
Washington, 10 4-oO0th