davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-06
WANTED-TD RENT.

wANT3D-7o REnT-A SMALL HOUSE Of
wANrrpsron ~ RI RENT MY wAsr 1:oI so COTTAGES
q Z aEs6E Easos. iax " i psS ] es:ast. Hsoas "
WAsrgR.p,1sIsoo. ,1sso.d hSSTA Mo1as q 9R
I'D. 81 seata 'f o1's'a'' Aaai''' saa G. Ta0aas
" vHe ~l.h urpi.hel ron aalie of reoM.. wiss-
e.; seaL q RSss M,s.,a ss = Asre'' n
~.rrrn-To RT1T-1 U1i79V 177a 7T1
w q twelve room. o., South er wet side, ,vishta
GseI Sss as s. st..ssa .Ss eo s. '1' q
" ns.1 ,tseet eaiA 4 adstss. 'sadsk lseasoa saa
te.a,, y I1'beno ofsee.
s9 sse1 SSa I Sls,S y sa; 81; ); S. Y.
dse..: sklNNkn, IlaHirIs eco. ~ M.Ai.ea,.t
iue ~ * Wt.tsidE, fu,hed a. DTsie'1sa ~. ~.
Addrexs. W,sh sErr ii +, Tttbaas cfaees
rrAsTEp~ro RKTT-1 UANDsoNsLY FITR
RRara q T1e;h It Tens ~ m1:t + asdeisse Rsiei'
..eE No = - --------.-
WAAIED, n1NT3A hogSE q asosyrIss .9s FL
taf ssass ns 9 ~ &C.
q ANfKD-Io R1NT-a OF Roo1s. W5TH
is % ;ns Ss,a or West Side fhRlS6 Room
~ T.aeT,sp ..Tsn :. ~ 5zvz z5oaF ,91 ai@
y ssat = n L&ss.. 81 gen ssass Aad wsll+ssa-
2s3 RsSfN SI . coEE4EK s;t coET45X
wAaTKp-To RRsr-oorr1cF ar nv
Asss s'' Z 1si !s:2s; :s1'h e' oA's.'e
sas t,,t aeHSssaa9 i ss. ~
, 1870-02-06
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR skrK

L onsa, nslssH9 5 sg9a,S & F. XxxtRz. RKG xsr1TE
I'D An e.
= i s.sFa T., rw.plts ,hz. MA st
nesa .a1 a,se ~ 4, . ;.s sl1s s ia
0easRsas Wsbsas via s1 h:s4 a,os1 ~ g soo
IL sss II - sss, as...,
h,sD; ~. I'd = sa.nS = asi.s Gss.e ' ~.
ee.soens hoase md t.sn. loi t9slsL 3lann
As..iL III ns ts. two 'tay aaa b..e
i !, s1i IL s:as s"e's'z, A.e's
FuItesa1s- near nb.iaon-st ,aotelAa new tvo-stosy
e;ssat sss tnaf1 'an n01.e II fo'a' and barr
4 fsss: i ~ l.. ..se .4 t~,s1, s.
+: sis:s r.: .s , sst .7 s
Aesses Il E H. 'na b'ueas
@es ~ w.sSas.sn 9 sTss,: ~ % I'd iG5i ba.s
Eent naft4 housc. and lot ta1I7e
hdsSu-ss oe.f Klst ,teh cottage haase md barr
Hs9s:. sossf q osHo. .To s;os1 h'u,e aaa burn.
4 Z; s ss'asS sfsai1s "a ,*s''os, hou.e
#lrut b+treeS o9TrAass 1.4'a 81 o..,.r
rstoeas % bsesa X ss ,i Das, ~ se3uoar so.x. o,
se1nsar Z. ses1eea Ists g. ID FUTON u % sss.se .ua
II nsa HI. s;s r.on ND r.sn. t-s e,......
G4itii.t, bsta een Pauiin, "a Wood cas.xs bou,o
~ I'd ~ n sIT e.,s o,
md 1.'s7ent' lot H7ISpsSykD. fta1s ss;sii
IL :ss:s; :S:5 Sss1ssn 5@sa'5s'is I'd twenty.
, 1870-02-06

Eon sALE-nY AHELL HoTCuKISs-ia
+ xdes tlose to 6outhsru boulev4rd md d1mmJ car1
tAs - na terms esay: " Ac!ss CO Ktuztett one tals
@E.s @ e Msstezn-svJ = eiim pes ses; Aesr ~ marble
terms: ao eatesnt th,es EefT brig an Was..h..,
between 1Hi&Epth md Sixteenth &t&Na. viii take
kzst In ether Property; lots CD Vxn Barn. uesf
Mso4.s.- ~: "a hoathws.sssa-.., ac.. Wood-st.
ia borss sad ea tex front CttA&e GrovraT, tnf
<AM0 ABkll + EDrCNEIta. Aooa2 4 q Hxsh.
tEftnrrA&.
, 1870-02-06

Don't forget II AEnfttd & EUadfoy,E
Rfrat offnR oct tale OF boots and soe4 As pf:css
tnat defT coupettiob. Nov IL III eha0ce FOR
bargains Il Is1 LSte6t
, 1870-02-06
TO RENT-B0OMS.

NW REST-lN PORTLAND HLOGk. lN OEAE-
Room Il s' s''1 ''><'1'' "s'' - N1''0e0 '1''' -
no RaET-A GOOD sUT7F Or LoD0ISa
i VT r5ls1 ss Il I'd IL
I h5sss 5.ssI 4'ess III q III III Asat'Sa-s 1aa5
iaa tsps il o1sss sas,a eiss y s.'u l'e -A' ~
no REHr-A ,sUtTE, or. PHEASANT FRONT
sss 5s.sS bS:iy '''''' fox two ssn't'n
Vso RsNr-A NICELY FgRN1saED Ro0N ToR
Il :. es ~ Snt'e rss' r pt,e family. Az.
Pis.ssnt Soeo1. fnsn'.hoa or uaiafuiahed. With az
RIO axHT-4 MOLLY F1RFTs9ED 7aoTF
d,, ,e' kept Ia food o'dsf At as lnai.n@'' SAT- Of
'r9M M nENT1TWo = Y ROO RS1oas wTTa Or WITHOUT
Ss a,ss SISE5x Bs H.s. sSs SSSSs
Co y, sIi q; 5 5R9xT Fo0N, WITH
sSssgs!ssEE a!SzE e Il e s T ls::s
mqeK Ss Z, ~ S,sa
tenant. y sie site 4.
teeuiaf. e p:.asant ne!xhoe ,6eod. q the vet
as Wae.. s. 'aa Raen TIC 0'S'' Aosa'S' Al '''n
RIO RENT-A FURNISHED BOON. At no. 8
i Rat W.ahsaEtsn It.
no nKNT1PlKAsANT FTas1suko aYoA.
nninsni.hed back paflos.
rf7o RYNT-Goon R6oHs FOR 0RETLE8EV.
IT. 81 Ess 4 ~ "a " gs9 2sts
:s:s sHE 81 or ne9ns e.
Also stnFa roe1na for gentlemen Or young Adtea Ad-
, 1870-02-06
OITY REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE

Eok tsa,.l 11LMntH1 ntHH1 = g1LM sON, HEAL EsrATK
f1d Raa!ss ssas 81 ~ = ,Iss - y .d.sa.
I,aS:s sad q sstta H.,.ssss = i Els Ella
ss: !: 2 81 4.ai:ss 1as =: !: ss.,
ssesI aaaas$s5s "a I'd sse..ss a.. It,
:ssfsa Sts:i 81 l. Y: = Is
ss IT,. haus ses saa e; n1..,
~ s.'ss E. tant 3 f,ss Asss's Ss ii ssa's
n,isn sss;s g Il ftS foet; bsis b.a. Ma "
ubGe. ubGe. neo'os saa ios 1n1,.s, seusA-e.. eorses Il
sdaiafsoa s.sdifs. 30 Assst. e:ses haR; one q tbs
H1is fiass hsases NJ st i 11oa ~ s.Ir.Ies, & .,a;
T., snss eea.s aaa lot 81 ~.asnxoast new. aad Vi,
III. On j ssdi,on..t. u-ar ot.at so.d
hease .nd !ot, oeroes Oene-sv snd Aoareess, %.
,sSasa,s saa M q Il III sonsoe... corner xor.u... u.
~ a1n e. .ad .n Ba
aa W. es5se =, ohs
II ao1ss 70 # a1' isst .euthess. Abaadsea
,heu,e md lot No sst Rand5lpn It a1x1po fees 70
nr1et ssa.e sad lot sss R.ntelph.t nz,oo tees 10
es4 Hin ~; r.; az SsS1p 1pe;,,,,to, .u,, ,.
Hoes - i. % w r. essI -. Wssasu,. ,.eas 'o-
911i1 Sa,s fett ham lad uodan i0toronent'. noaE
ns,sk hoo,s I'D To-, 4a1l1 iees corner 81 Dhsltou
Measo Nd ii NJ NJ II ii A.s.soo-st ,sr1so fse..
Aen:s saa 1T Ea7s . L.a.us. k9x1ts tset ssoon
e a:.f u g
: It, q caoadse-st. near cepresy. slooa; each
e Il: corner n1w.nhee-s.. md Sullestos.4, trou
Ha,k 6sass saa r - sIs Honro. n. soz1p: .p,en.
Gsa:s I .aa e Z, ssi,s fssi. t. IA "a ID ssae,:
, 1870-02-06

. NUBIuAL IHBTRUMENT2.
W19fEDNTO BUY 1 1f8IccHp-aI1b WILL
W rre*cveA eteaaw1y staass Addrsas L ". TIT
hsns as3ee-
WANTFp-FlAS0. ACsr BE- 4 GOOD II.
~ stsr1pent And eacAs: II ere31nfr tar tahsSbAa
o&s And solRs eath Atafass 3 O 8. 1z7hxat saee,
, 1870-02-06
LORsB AID CARRIAGES

WkNTKp-HoRaIh KxPRrsa WAGONS,
W. E0kly, ro4A Wlena Ia exehRrEs lot tAk1xG
nsehiaes- Gan u Resa Il. n Asaros X
, 1870-02-06

wAKTSD-To REnT-A SMALL HOUSE Of
w seren roou.. eithcf on Eusth OF South Side Ad.
drtts ststto9 Fent md loesuor, T. Tribune ot1ne.
WATTED-ro RKsr-I WANT soo COTTAGES
Il B IEhD EASoN. Ian Deuboynst. Koom2
WArTRp-TO hkNT-A uouaE OF 8 on .
" recns Meaeeu lnrro1saruts, ess: o. Uatkst.
, 1870-02-06

Keubenst. ssxlso@ between Adams aud Jaeksan.sta
TOR sALE-ykR7 caKAPLoR WILL TRADE
for Improved property. n corner Hstrisoo-st.
and WtstetD.ar.. srTns u A4ou and hspho It
ene let nea! 9 Wahasofebsv. ana kleraM st JANIS
EEulGAh. II Char1cs-st, or ". AAAE1O, III Ho1th
, 1870-02-06
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE3
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEaial.7s

EpNfhmeH &c.
CITUATlON wANTED-BY fOf,Ss SWrnr
. - ostter and ou.e sant Gesd te:e.erere Id.
, 1870-02-06

...-... 4koaAek<enesy.
NlIUsi10S WAN1 ED-HY MIDpLEAExn
iadf ~ h9nsetee7+f: .eansttess. or AZ. o.he: re-
,Vtetante enFlt ymtns n as. mt n, mach II sc oi
}ert - Food tfeaty hotDa. Aefefeaees x7yt Ca Il
u a.t Adams ST. OF a.drets Mia G. T:1h5se IL ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
ALEXANDRIA.

The Gdsette of Saturday evening contains the
following items:
CUTTING APFAIR.-About sun down Yesterday
evening TWO young men OF the city. in order to
settle 0ifncelty that had arisen between them
armed themselves with knives, and accompa-
MED by some OF their respective friends. re-
pared TO the grounds around Lockaber across
the canal locks, where, having dotted their
coats, they fought according to the rules in
Iorce In western Texas, previous to the war.
after prolonged conflict, during which both
were cut and slashed to an extent that satisfied
their friends, they were separated and carried
TO surgeons to have their wounds dressed.
Neltner OF them were mortally hurt.
Cow THIEF.-A COW was stolen from the
stADle OF MI. Patton, living near Clouds Mill.
ABOUT IL O'Clock last night. There were none
put females On the place at the time but the
tnlef being discovered, information was at once
conveyed to Mr.. Levi Deming, of the Vigilance
committee, who lives . short distance off, and A
portion OF that committee soon recovered the
stoien animal at Bailey's Cross Roads, but the
thief escaped in the woods
PERJURY CAsE--The case of Morris Khan,
against Joseph Arundel, the Postmaster at
rsrmwel station, w. & y. X. r., for perjury
In taxing the test oath after voting for the ord,
nance OF secession, was commenced before
Judge Underwood at Chambers, at s o'cIock
this evening. Judge H. w. Thomas is counsel
for the defendant.
ACCIDENT. - Mrs. Joseph Horseman. vbiIe
stepping from the door Of her house on north
Fairfax street, this morning, slipped and fen
striking her back against the projecting sill and
breaking one OF her bones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
GEORGETOWN.

The FLOOD still monopolizes attention here.
and no business OF Importance is being trans
acted to-day. Full accounts of the freshet and
INCIDENTS connected with it in this vicinity will
be found In another column.
FLOUR INSPECTION OF nour for
tne month OF September are as follows: Family
g.Si6 barrels; extra, ,065 do; super. 2,224 do;
sme, I4o 90; nrst middlings, ii do; second mid
dlings, d.; broad arrow, do Total fer the
month, Il, ,G9 barrels, and for the quarter end
ing September 30th, AZ ,13I barrels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

The GRADES ABOUT THE CAPIroL.-To-dav,
Gen. Michler, Commissioner of Public Build
ings, with Mr.. Clark, Architect of the CAPITOL
intendent of Streets, and Commissioner Fol-
lansbee, Of the Fourth Ward, fixed on some of
the grades about the Capitol. 1t was deter
mined to cut down the grade at the intersection
of g street north and Delaware avenue and TO
have straight grade on G street to LIST street
west, straight grade on Delaware avenue,
from b to street, as also on New Jersey ave-
nue and North Capitol street, and, on the south
side, straight grade on New Jersey avenue,
from A street to Virginia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

AN ARRAY occurred on the steps of the
Navy Department on Saturday, in which il is
trustees of colored schools, committed an as
sault on Mr.. Richard Smith, a venerable COL
ored man, % years old, the messenger of the
naval Observatory. knocking him down and
striking him several blows. A church diff GUILTY
was given as the cause of the affair. Mr. III. r..
Ofiey, chief clerk of the Navy Department,
has, II Is said, forbidden Wormley admission to
the Department building in future, being de-
termined that order shall be preserved there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.
AMuREMENTS. &c.

National neafer-The Florenees in Handy
Andy" and "Mischievous Annie"
.SersnA Street Park.-Autumn feslval OF thC
Schuetzen Eerein Germarta-
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street.
Mnkriter's Art Gallery, 48s It'll street.
BnIowis Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

ne peat ard largest assorfm ne mt Of EiS G,or.s
for ladies and misses at Baum's Hoon-st,rt 80 "a
Corset Factory, 4os It'll ST., between II aud =
LaoIes SnqergTmenis made 70 order and
large stock Always on hand - "-ue'' anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
A GKETLK WHISPER To Mory,

III unfortunately you have lost your own teeth
py negiece or Encouragement, take care IN +.
your daughters do not suffer the same penaI
iIcm the same cause. See to it that thew hrnsS
their teeth regularly and thoroughly with Sac.
donf, and thereby you will insnre them sonn,,
and serviceable sets rs long as thew liva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the Cho-
raj Society was held last Saturday evening, At
their new hall. on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets. The following Il the
result OF the election of officers for the next
year:-For President, Franklin Philip. Fsu;
Vice President. Lewis j. Davis. Esq; Musical
Director, Mr.. III. &. Sherman; Librarian, j. III.
Eldridge; Secretary and Treasurer. ID. L. Bur
nett Executive Committee-C. c. Ever. =. r.
Middleton and 5. G. Young. The Choral Soci-
ETY. are now busily engaged in rehearsing several
grand choruses, which will be given at their next
concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

ODHoM HALL.-The largest and best stock of
In this city. Call and see for yOurseiyes. 9.30's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

CHEAP BED FOR CBILpRxN AND SrpvAwrs
only one dollar and fifty cents.
ApAMeoN's,
9,I 3o5 9Th street, next to Penn ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

TIE CITY RAILRoADs.-Edit0T Star: Among
the regulations posted in the New York city
passenger cars Is one that ''the conductor shal
seat eleven passengers on each side" Itoccurs
TO me that such regulation ought to be in force
In Washington, As 1t often occurs that six or
seven persons, by sitting sideways, and stolidly
neglecting 10 make room, compel passengers to
stand in the cars Such monOpolists would move
at the voice Of the conductor, but would disre-
gard the request Of passengers. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

TIE CHORAL SOCIETY, having secured the
hne hall in Mr.. Dempsey's new building on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
day evening, and, after q very pleasant rehear-
sal, proceeded to the annual election of OH GERS
with the following result President, MT.
FRANKLIN Philip; vice president, Lewis j. Davis;
musical director, Mr.. Henry G. Sherman; secre-
tary and treasurer, ID. l.. Burnett; librarian, j.
n. Eldridee; executive committee, e. e.. Ever,
>. r.. Middleton, and ). G.. Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
CITY ITEMS.

CHILDRRus SUITS.
Great bargains may be expected, in MANY
cases less than the cost Of material, as 4 am
closing out this branch OF ny buerneSs.
GEO. G. HRNHING
No. 40 Seventh street, N. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

THE Brute CRBArIoH-It will be seen by
reference 10 our advertising columns that the
association for the prevention Of cruelty to
animals win hold q meeting on Tuesday evening
next, Oct. 9Th. We trust that good represen-
tatlon OF those interested in this humane work
viii be present, and join hands with those en-
gagged IN suppressing violence to the brute crea-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

DRIVEN by the demand for increased room,
the Grand Army journal has removed its offic 10
the woodward BUILDING, on ID street, between
10th and 18th, and near THE STAR Off &c. We are
pleased TO note this evidence or prosperity In
our valued contemporary, as well as to welcome
20 clever q Deighbor TO our immediate locality,
which IL fast becoming the centre Of operations
Of 1.-THE art preservative."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

CowARDIY ASSAULT ON A GIRL-A man who
gave bis name as Isaac Foulke, on Saturday
evening about 6 O'Clock assaulted q white girl
1t the corner Of 9th street and Pennsyivania
avenue, striking her in the mouth, causing the
blood to flow profusely. A policeman not being
present at the moment, q couple of citizens
enabled him. The girl asserted that Foulke
. day or two previous brutality assaulted her by
striking her with his fst In the face, and her
ewes evidenced the truthfulness Of her story, a.
they we're very much disfgured. He was con-
yeyed to the central guardhouse, where he was
locked up during the night; but the girl declin-
ing to appear and make charges against him, he
was released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

BALTIMORE papers that credit the account of
the food here ~ a Sunday paper that copied i,
rom THx STAR Of Saturday Co injustice to oar
Ia d. working reporters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
ITO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
ntvs NOV in stock and am receiving very full
ZEPHYR woRsrEp,
from the celebrated factory Of Bergmapn a 90,
Berlin, Prussia, which, for a.. softpe.e br,l,.,c, a
oolorins and superior weight, has taken the palm Of
Ill other makes.
ny assortment Of
GKRhASTowS WOOL
10 now also very complete, and for warm shaw.
Afshans, &C. is very desirable.
Tor Childreos Fancy Stockings, would recon.
mend that new
BALMoRAL YARN.
which is strong and dursess, and produced In end
less variety.
sAXoHY WOOL,
In Scarlet for Tides aud in nne White for Infant.
ehirts, Stockings, ke.. 10 one Of the articles con-
SANITY called for.
SHETLAND WOOL,
IN pure White, bright Scarlet and Bun; tp,,. o.,
very pretty, and has web deserved popularity
GERMAN AND AMERICAH KNITTING Y.pv.
In White and assorted Grays an .l.o rsos,,,,.
and would recommend the former Tor in ,pn.rse,
strength. ''oi
I shall Try and keep the Apartment N su
woRsrkD YARNS complete during the ....op.
Ano would call the attention Of the Ladies s.o 10 nv
full assortment Of
sAShoipEhf MATERIAL, PAPER PAT
fEkSs, CANVASS, BEADS, &C,
ny prices will, % heretofore, be found very res-
sonAble.
n 1ILvERBEBQ,
sla SEVENTH srBERf.
III PENNsrLvAKIAAv AVENUE AND sTREss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown
ThUsTErssALESE PR0PERrY In GEORGE

- BY virtue OF deed OF trust, bearing date on
me ioth day Of August, A. d. 1867, and record,d
IN Libef = 4, No. =, folio 40, ct sequiter, one
Of the land records Of Washington county, District
OF Columbia and at the request in writing, of the
Treasurer OF the sixth Building Association OF
Gtorgetown, District aforesaid, we will expose for
ssie al public auction in front of the pre1isee on
moNBA1, the Slst day Of October, A. d. 1870, at
~ clocS p m, all thar part Of Lot numbered 90
IN Threlkelds addition 70 Georgetown. District of
situated at the intersection Of Second and Lingan
streets. and fronting on Second street about sixty
py building used as store and dwelling
Terms OF sale: One half cash. of which SlOo will
ne required 10 be paid down at time Of sale
IN and months with interest secured by deed Of
trust on the property. All the terms of sale 10 be
wlte the trustees reserve the right to resell the
properfy at cost and risk OF defaufing purchaser
upon giving hve 80 days notice by advertisements in
some newspaper publshed in the District OF CoIum-
ser. WIN d. CAeSIN
FRED. ". J9NEs. Trustees.
sc N-5awSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
at Liberty Hall, corner of Seventh and L streets.
From the report of the secretary il was shown
that there has been received from all sources
during tie year the sum OF Al 1852; OF which
81, 124 80 as been disbursed, leaving a balance
OF S441.03 in the treasury, and there are 4s2
members. The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted a. follows: President.
Hon. A. M. Clapp; first vice president, Hon.
Henry Van Aernam; second vice president
John l.. Lake, esq, third vice president, An
drew Caldwell, esq.,, recording secretary, J. II.
Patrick; corresponding secretary, L. D. Graves;
treasurer; ID. B. Scarf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

HnrIsR hes all kinds of ,.ermomes o.. a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

HKBRKw HoLrDAYs.-Next Thursday, the e
Of October, is the hottest of all the Hebre holi-
days OF the year, YOm kippur, or Day of Atone
ment and Fasting, and will be observed by every
Israelite throughout the world who has the least
spark OF the traditions aud the laws of his nation
left in his bosom. On this day q solemn fas.. as
10 commanded by their laws, 10 decreed for the
pardon of sins to all those who are true and sim
cere In their repentance. It Is also day of re-
Cancellation and peace-making between man
pcct to be forgiven by the Almighty unless he lie
In amity and concord with his fellow creatures.
The feast OF Sucteth commences on the 10th and
11fh Of next month; H0sbannah Rabah on the
10th; Shemineh .asereth on the nth: Simcha tn
Thorah on tie 18th; and on the 18th the new
month Of Heshvan Is introduced with appropri-
ate prayers, songs and fasting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03

At THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS az the Balti-
more fair on Friday Mrs. Allison Nailor, jr.,
was the recipient of the nrst premium for speei-
mems Of vax flowers
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CARPRTING.

The very best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. at 81 so
per yard.
THREE-PLYs, at 81 so.
RAG and LIST, at SO and cas- cts.
HEMP, ct %, 30, and 371s cts
oILCLoTHs, at so, 6a1a, as, and 20 cts.
All Goods warranted to be as represented by the
Salefmen.
The Lowest Price will be named at once.
No. Gas SEVENTH STREET, between and =,
Is the place.
w. w. BURDETTE.
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GEORGErOWN ADyRRrIsRNEyrS.

ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; GeOrsetOwD.
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION:
ALSO, The MOST DESIRABLE AND NALU
ABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE In GEORGE
-, on WEDNESDAY MORNING. oc,obar 5,b.
a. ct 10 clock, will cell. at the residence III
Commander Weaver, Z. :. N. corner of Iyay and
Green streets Georgetown, oil the Hou sehold Furni
ture and Effects, C. insisting Of
Chlckerlng Rosewo ID Case Piano a octave
Walnut Green Rep Psrlor Suite, pieces
Handsome Marble top Tables and Stands
Gree Rep Easy Chairs and Lounges
Hand ONE Brussels Carpets and Rugs
Side Chairs and Music Stands
Two Handsc me Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites
CgFled III air and other Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
walnut Library Table, Walnut Extension Table
walnut and Oak Cane seat aud other chairs
Zine French China and other Ware
Two Morning Glory and other Stoves
0n Cloth, Ingram Carpets and Mating
Refrigerator
With many other articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO,
quilt House, with extensive back buildings and lot
the lot fronting GO feet Gay street. will depth Of
~ feet on Green street, with the lot adjoining.
fronting ~ feet on Green street. with depth Of loo
feet The House has front OF Is feet Gay street
and consists Of Is rooms, With bath room, pantries
and all necessary outbuildinRs, such as stabling
hen-house, &C.: and 10 fitted up with all the modern
improvements, srch az range, hot and cold water,
gas, and fine cemented cellar. making il one OF the
Term: n ssfe fhoSxs epoWhIsa
Be2Sd fRep A GouIierI AucfionaAr
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uOMARD UNIVERSIrY.
III MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


The LECTURE. q the Session Of IS-O- II viii CON-
mcnoe MkDNESDAN, october s. and will continue
nye mouths The Introductory address viii De de-
KRT REYBURN NJ d IsStare. dai G' sss,a MINI
AZ p M Surgical clinic IN freeamen ; II o.sital on
F,%ss clinic Saturdays. at So D p NJ By PrSies
Major General 9; 9 H0MkkD. LII. d.. President.
Jos ThBEk ionNsoSs n N ~ pes secre,.-v
General GEO. W BALLocn, A. N, Treasurer.
sn.s l.. LOOMS, a ( n, y. D. No go Penn.
sylvania avenue, southeast Professor OF Chemi.-
RoBERr RkfsI'RN. N. D., No. al2s .,ro.t
northwest, Professor q the Principles aud Prac-
tloe Of Surgery, and Clinical and Operative sur
JOS: IABEI yoHYsos. A. M.Mp.. Corner OF
obsetricsi Diseases Of " omen ana Children, and
GipEoS s PaLsER, A. NJ, N. n. University
Phil HI, P.sfss.'s q Ply so'.gy nsMieroseepy;
Professor q the PriBcipl and Practice OF Medi,
&c sine 2. end C,,aiosl Me,ilcine.
norihTss, Prot .sor u msieila asae and meS
ALMA KbER T. AUGUSTA, M. ~. No. 1871
street northsest, Professor Of Descriptive ant
THOMAS B. HOOD, M. d, No. 1909 o street
northwest. n.mopstrator OF Ansiomy.
Lecturer on Is. pfaetica ID Of tss and
FEES:
90
Clinical INSTRUCTION .......-- Io az
Sou n, 9i Let is 80
.,'nhae ~, ~ w
Anrp NJ uctI " W
To students full course OF Lectures ell elm
ical instruction free.
Arrangements have been made by the Trustees OF
IRVING nsSsn q nsep par. % the s "a s
their circumstances 60 the Secretary Of the Medical
Department.
Tickets the Course Of Lectures must be obtained
from the secretary OF the University.
For information address
PROF. JOS. TABER JOHNSON, ND.
Secretary Medical Department, corner New York
avenue aud 10th street. seHw .fSm.lm
Miss CALkINs WILL REOPEN HER PRI-
lV1 WAITE SCHOOL at No. SIS Pennsylvan ia q
enue, Capitol Hill, en- 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 q the teachers will be
the school house, No. f25 lsth street, every day
from 10 ,, m, For further PARTICULAR apply 20