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Yesterday "wednesday the 9thJ was nue. beautiful
day with q rosy sunset, chilly air. YET pracing ana IN
v,goratne helping TO renewed activity both the phys
cal and men system. The sky but slightly cloudy
until D. NJ About p. M, thin hazy clouds began 10
Gather THE polar lights we're brilliant at II y. IN.
EoTE-A snow.squall prevailed Mt II p. IN. on the sth
These meteors when in numbers, disturb materially the
equilibrium OF atmosphere This visitor was one OF
the style Sporadic At 1918 n. M It suddenly
burst into atmosphere at point $50 south OF the u
mar star Regulus. Alpha Leonis IL shot b W over
an arc OF $50 and suddenly disappeared Period OF ys
bty two seconds It's color orange red lts SIZE
eoua seemingy TO the planet Mars when most brilliant
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Windows without Water, Pant, OIL Cloths,
Floors Tables, and all woodwork Chus,
Rarheu aad Glassware, and for General
House Cleaning Purposes
FOR POLISHING
Kuves. Tnvsre, Brass. Steel, Iron, and
all Metallic Wares REMOVES, u By
Magic, Stains and Rust leaving q brit
liant surface, equal to New
REMOVES STAINS PROM PAINT ane WOOD. Ia not
Injurious and QUICKER BETTER aud CHEAPER than Bath Brt
Acid will be found trial the nost perfect
public this
other country; In fact q PREPARATION NO INDIVIDUAL OK
CLASS CAN AFFORD TO Do WITHOUT
We refer the testimonials In possession, RON families
hotels, o m a than
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
who have daily house aud SHOP vii cost 700
little 10 test eams-doiL
For s,ewboe and Rsaoy GroosrJ Drug aud NOtioa BOuss
throughout the Ualted States
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.u riv,g tho name OF b. +. Manning, who said that u
Ia acn Won at a faro table. Considerable other eVI
acucc WAS TAKEN but none Of Importance and the case
was adjourned
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iAnnonncement@I

PLEAsANT-TEMPERED PEoPLE.-SOmc people
are hbuay tempered and their Demper proceeds from know"
edge inerioriy themselves It not even Impossible Tor
mar to look sour fact that he not eenGG 80
Vossy as brethren II this the case Knox the
Halter at Broadway provides brilliant remedy Every sour
booking purchaser goes him With happiness bio
In bis heart Nd a hat beaming on bis bead, ana
Proves his doctrine orthodox
By apostolic bloxs-and KBoT :"
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A SUIT At LAW is in progress against John
Guest my Burglar Alarm Telegraph patent aud
against known TO use an iniDgemenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

PAPERS, TWINS, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
oGe aud Wareroons s and 700 BroAa"i Hs"
York
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UHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
PLANTATION BITTERS.

T.-l36l-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THE
SHEET. ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILTATBD AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LAsGUID 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sToMACHCS AS REMEDY PoR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT rs sUPRRSEDiSG EVERY OTHER STINULAHr.
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE, OR FRiGID 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
USDERMISES THB BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
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GOLD IS DOWN
WALTHAM WATCHES.
FUL l. IL r. &c Cos
rs JoHssT.. \. Y.
Oger Cents and Ladies' WATCHES 10 SOLID GOLD aod
SILVER CASES prices 70 cortona MID the
decline Silver. fail assortment received daily
GEO. A. PRINCE & Co., Buffalo, \. J.,
Chicago H. Established 1880 the Oldest Largest and most Per
feet Mandatory Of ORGANS aud hBLoDEOSo 70 tle nI'l
pride testimonials from state IN the Unoa sp ron
MISS ona,ne. MSRF rIS TWENTY WEARS Circulars price
lists free application. T. GORDON hesf9rk JAahs
BELLAK Philadelphia Also the principal Music Dealer 10 sacn
Cit, the United states and British Provinces
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
- cOmbiued very important feature introduced by the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
.saus BY either Of The three great essentials Of
viz: capital for business family purposes" provision for old
age" legA for family Some oil me eihsr I'a1's VI
iersd b, the Company
First. It's security the Company h,v, 81 every $1,000
liabilities
Second s processes real Hu:u, Economical Com
p.v established purpos and solely for the entire bene
ct Of the Insured scsy into ia expresses asd indictments
will prove; consequently
Third thso other nutu, CON
psny thus reap Advantages Justly due them
FOURTH Premiums forfeited but pAdGp p9leJ with
dividends issued AFTER the payment required
dividends applied reduce 'he second aud all subsequent
annual payments
Sixth No travelling By lake oee' Of The army
navy or mereh,ut 90 the lives Of sOnsa
Seventh The officers sh. Of
oual reputation integrity and ability The 'ee1hv Of 's'
Comply is uIdoubed. as above shown
Business men life companies and Of
the prominent county b,Ve this Company tie
preferences. The found lists Of those Insured
W T. OKIR New York. 10 Wails-
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GEORGETOWN.

The BosToN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS recently
Incorporated by an act OF Congress- will, It
seems, go into operation very soon, as Captain
L. A. Ryther is in Philadelphia now, and has
procured as pioneer of the route between this
port and Boston, the steamship Prometheus
which is first-class freight boat, having capa-
city of over six thousand barrels Of -four. She
is freight boat exclusively, and is chartered nv
the company for three months with the privi-
eye OF purchase. Should nothing intervene it Is
confidently expected she will be here to load in
time for departure on her first trip on Saturday
morning next.
SPORTING NEws-Horse and Tub Rac.s.-The
horse race yesterday afternoon on the National
Course, for a purse Of 500, between Henry
Johnson's black colt and X. Ii. barnes gray
mare, was won by the latter. All who were alb.
sent from this race were present at the tub race,
which took place yesterday afternoon on the old
course from the Aqueduct bridge to the Poto-
mac Boat Club house. There were seven con-
testants, only five of whom reached the stake
the other two upsetting opposite the fish wharf
and the prizes, three in number, (Sl5 80 and
So were awarded respectively to Jack and Joe
Harper and VIM. Mattingly.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-St York
Jones, Philadelphia.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGR.-There were salas
this morning Of 1900 bushels yellow corn az 30
cents, and offerings Of 1000 bushels red wheat,
which was ordered to 60 in store.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
RADICAL COUNTY CONVENTION Pursuant to
adjournment on Friday last, the County Radi-
cal Convention reassembled in the colorcd
school house, near the Bridge Pump, at 4
O'Clock yesterday evening. the President, Il. b.
Pinn, in the chair and j. III. Stevens, Secretary
There was considerable discussion and the Con-
yention did not adjourn until o'clock at night,
but the only business transacted was the cleo
Beckley and L. Il. Pnn as delegates to the State
Convention, which will meet in Richmond on the
22nd instant.
BUILDING AssocIATIoNs.-So great has been
the success attending the organization OF the
German and the Alexandria Cooperative Build
ing Associations, that all the stock in both has
been subscribed for and already commands a
premium, and the many who were anxious to
purchase shares at par, but were unable to do
so In consequence OF the demand, are making
arrangements, and with every prospect of sue
cess, for organizing third Cooperative Build
ing Association.
BANKRUPTCY CAsR.-The case of p, Il.
Shepherd, of Clarke county, in bankruptcy, in
which debt for 50 900 is claimed against said
bankrupt by Talt0n Osburn's administrator, of
Loudoun county, which debt is alleged by the
assignee to be usurious and to determine which
an issue was directed to be tried to-day before
Judge Underwood at Chambers, was postponed
on account of the absence Of witnesses until
Wednesday, the 18th inst.
PoLITICAL.-Ex-Postmast W. ID. Massey is
spoken Of among the radicals as their probable
a nominating convention be held. 1t is said that
the coloreu people of this town and county are
more banded together, than ever, In opposition
any candidates who may be presented by the
white people.
SALE OF REAL EsrArR.-Messrs. Smoot &,
Miller, Real Estate Brokers, sold on Monday
last, the house and lot, No. 2ef King street, to
John Stamford for the sum Of 81. AS.
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A SUIT ON A CORPORATION ORDER-A Bov,a
LtGGcy-A AiSsd Cdse-Wm. +. Cook, col
o %. formerly a laborer in the Seventh Wari.
on Monday com nenctd suit before just ce y.
q. Walker against Ward Commissioner II. ID.
Gunnell, Assistant Commissioner ). A Doig-
lass. and smuel Ceas, acting as door keeper 10
the Office OF j. e. Mckeldsn. City Au htor, Tor
SO, claimed to be due plaintiff on corp IA ion
Orier. The facts in the are alleged to De
that Cook was Copper alton laborer, working
under Commissioner II. ID. Gum III, of tn /,
Seventh Ward; that previous to the last election
he made application to Assist mt Ward Co minis
s.Oner :. a. Douglass for his paw. und T the
electionee.iug arrangement made by the Mayor
Bowen which was TO pay ali the color 81 lab pr-
ers a moiety Of the amounts due them previous
to the election. The amount claimed to be
due Cook was S16, and il is alleged tia
Douglass received an order NO. 22) from Com
missioner Gunnell for the full amount. and
represented to Cook that il was only for SO, (the
moiety he was entitled to under the order OF
the Mayor and which division of said funds it
is alleged was made by Alderman Baker.
Douglass, it is said, cashed the order, giving
Cook So for il, and subsequently took il to the
office OF Auditor Mckelden to get the money,
aud was informed that there was no funds to
pay it from. Samuel Ceas, doorkeeper at Mr..
Mckeldens Office. offered to take il at the
market value, and did upon the terms
agreed upon between himself and Douglass.
balance due him. (ten dollars.) as he sup.
posed made application to the ex-commis-
sioner and found from his books that the order
for the full amount $50 had been given in
May last, and that nothing was due him. He
then entered suit, above stated but subse-
quently Gunnell and Douglass were Cropped in
the case, and C6as held on the warrant. The
trial was set for yesterday, at 5 o'clock p. m,
of the witnesses who were summoned did moi
appear, and the case was postponed. j. G.
Mcdonnell. ESQ, counsel for plaintiff, and l..
G Hine, ESQ, for defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

REL1G1oUs.-The protracted meeting at the
of Rev. W. V. Tudor Is still in progress nd
quite number have professed religion. In
East Washington there are three meetings in
progress. At the Methodist Protestant church
in that section Rev. j. Z. Wilson has been CON
Quoting a meeting fer several weeks, a. which
about twenty conversions have been reported
and at the altar are nightly number of peni,
tents, ten coming forward last night. At the
Methodist Episcopal mission, 18th street east.
quite fine meeting is In progress, under the
superintendence OF Rev. James G. Henning.
which has thus far resulted in six additions 70
the mem bership, and some six or eight penitents
are nightly at the altar. In South WASHINGTON
at Ryland Chapel, Rev. Dir. Van Meter is con-
Quoting an interesting series OF meetings, which
has already resulted in a numuer of CONVEX
siOuS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

THE SrEUBEN MONUMENTAL the Washing
ton Scheutzen Park preparations are being
made for the inauguration, in few weeks, of
the Steuben monument. the cornerstone of
which was laid with great ceremony early last
fall in the presence of large assemblage. In
connection with this ceremony the presentation
to the park proprietors, by the artist, Mr. Chas.
Ostner, OF his equestrian statue of Gen. Grant
just completed, will be made. This statue was
made at the corner of 18th and H streets, in the
First Ward. and is said by good judges to be
one OF the best vet made. 1t was removed to
the Park a few days ago, and will be set up in
few days prior to the presentation
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THE ROOM OF THE CoMIIssIoNKR OF PEN
sIoNs as well as all those adjoining on the west
corridor of the Patent Office building, occupied
by the Pension Bureau, are to-day being va
Gated, preparatory to being turned over to the
Commissioner OF Patents for use. Hereafter
the rooms OF the Pension Bureau will be located
on the 2dstOry corIido OF the north front of the
building, of which room No. As is being fitted
up for the Commits. iCner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

THE GRAND LODGE 1. o. o. F.-The Grand
Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows
yesterday took up the proposed amendments to
the constitution of the Grand Lodge changing
the name from Grand Lodge of the United
States" to Supreme Grand Lodge. :" or " Most
Worthy Grand Lodge of the independent Order
OF odd Fellows" or Federal Grand LODGE
Alter protracted discussion, all of the amend
ments PROPOSED were voted down, and the Lodge
decided to make no change in its title.
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ANOTHER STREET CAR CAsE.-COrnelius W.
Swaggart took car %. going to Georgetown, on
the 30th nit. He alleges that he got on at 9th
street and presented a transfer to VIM. McC4u
ley, the conductor, who put him of because he
didn't get on at the junction and wouldn't pay
fare. Swaggart sues the railroad company for
500 damages and costs, and the case coming up
this afternoon, at three O'Clock, before Justice
Plant, IT was postponed until Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

SHILLINGToN sends us fresh from the publish
ers, the Atlantic Monthly, GALAXY and our
Young FoBtS for october, and Appleton's Journal
for October 1; also, from French, Langran &
Ogilvie we have the Atlantic for October, and
from j. &. Parker the GALAXY for the same
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MO PERSON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
sweet toned sTiEFfs PIANOS. q. T. MA
WILD q BRO, 40 llth ST., bet. Pa. av.itINVI
81 50; new Guitars, Banjss, Flutes and Accordsons
only "a, S2.50 and IS. special attention given
ments. 0p16-tr
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tHz NoRTHwEsTgRs Insurance COMPANY
whose advertisement appears elsewhere in this
should not be oyerlookei by those Intending n
insure,-and who don't -
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SEVENTH STREET.
1856
1876

FALL STOCK NOW OPENING,
Embracing Choice Goods In PAPERHANGINGS
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FRAMES, PIC
TUBE CORD AND TASSELS, &c, &c.
Terms Cash. -
j. MAEKRITER,
No. 4s6 9TH street, between d and streets.
New number 437.
Please remember name and number sel6-6tE
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FIREs.-The alarm of fire turned in Yesterday
afternoon from box p, was caused by the burn
ing OF a portion of one of a row of frame tene-
ments in q square bounded by Delaware ave-
hue and LIST street and and T. streets N E.
Capitol Hill; but the flames were extinguished
by the fire department before gaining much
Roadway.
This morning, about y O'Clock, Off GERS Claw
son and shepherd turned in an alarm of fire
from box 80, State Department, but received no
response, and officers Amiss and Dyson turned
in box SO, which brought out the fire depart
ment- The nre consumed q row of sheds in the
rear OF houses occupied by Messrs Spencer
Smoot and Shoemaker, on 10th street, between
and Boundary streets, which occasioned a
loss of about $500. Owing to the scarcity of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

IHk EouINocTIAI-To-day according In the
sSImsnac, the sun will cross the equator. and the
ieng,n on the day and night be the same. The
about this time. W "0Aeu ior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

NATIONAL THKATER.-" The French SpyD
Zayistowski in the title role. "The Forty
Thieves" Is also on the bill. On Friday eve
nlng the new drama, Z" On q Doorstep" will
De par formed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-AI
the land desired by the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company for its route through Anne
Arundel county, Nd, has been secured, the las
case having been decided in the circuit court oil
that county last week.
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CTONBg STONE u 0TONEm
eKNECA QgARRIKs.

The Maryland Freestope M. and M. %. are nos
prepared 20 furnish WINDOW sILLs and LIN
IsLs STEPS, PLATfoRMs, DoORsILLs.
Also, ROUGH pIMIusroH STONE 10 order.
BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry.
Tor Price List for $50, call at Once. 141e
street, or Stone Yard. foot street. Rock Crcek.
oD2-vks,n CIV. HAYDEN, Secreta
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received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store,
No. i5I Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9Th
street.
WHY NOT leave your orders now, when you
can save at least fifteen per cent. on custom
clothing 1t is the custom of many Washing
tonians to send their orders out Of the city for
their goods. They seem to be willing to pay
about . per cent. more for their clothing, when
they order by small samples. There is just as
IN this city as elsewhere, and We will guarantee
10 give you as good fitting and stylish garments
As can be made in America, and at fair prices.
We have full line of French, English, and
American suitings at Oak Hall Merchant Tailor
ing House, which we will make to your order in
nrst- class style at reasonable prices.
GOING, GOING, GONE!
Faster than the auctioner's hammer knocks
Gown merchandise, neglect disposes OF the teeth.
BID, therefore, for that prize Of life, n perfect
don't.
:" Spd'ding's Glne " has now taken the place of
all Clements and Mucilages.
-D
Stone DOLLAR A PAIR.
The best and largest assortment Of Kid Gloves
Tor ladies and misses at Baum's Hoop-skirt and
Corset Factory, 40S 9TH ST., between ID and f.
Ladies Cndergarments made to order, and
large stock always on hand.
hEMPLRR has all kinds Of thermometers. 81.
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BUILDING AsSoCIATIoNs-The third annual
meeting OF the First Cooperative Building :
ISOLATION was held Monday night at Potomac
Hal, when the secretary's annual report was
read, showing the receipts by the treasurer
during the year, including balance on hand
from last report, S133, $3.50, and dis bursements
during the same period, including ad yances and
redemption made on shares and balance on
hand Of -, O6192 awaiting orders) of si33 95s So
The assets OF the association, including real es-
tate, bills receivable, &c, amounts to i36 81
HE number OF original shares were ,553; num-
Der OF shares remaining on the roll. f,223 x;
average rate OF premium during three wears, is
per cent; average rate during past year iIO
per cent present cash value Of each share OF
stock, SlB-5o. The report was adopted; after
which the following officers were elected 10
serve the ensuing year: President, w. I. Walker;
vice president, W. j. Stephenson; treasurer, q.
b. Church; secretary, g. k. Thompson. Direct
oIs-J. A. Stephenson, W. j. Mur.agh G White.
w: H. Wright, X. +. Bartle, Il. II. w alker, j. b.
Elils, j. L. CLARK, ". A. Thompson
At the twenty-frst monthly meeting of the
flfth Ward Building Association, held last eve
mig over Dooley's drug store, the sum Of 81 900
vas advanced on shares, at an average of Ak
Der cent.
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AID FOR GERNAsY.-The German ladies OF
this city are making active preparations fol-
their grand fair tor the aid Of the sick anG
wounded Prussians, and have selected Mr. 8
Wolf rs president Of the association, and fixed
upon the 18th to the I'D of october and Nj asoniS
Temple e the time and place.
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BASE BALI--The olympics. OF this city
played Their namesakes Of Baltimore here We,
We learn that Col. Z. NJ. Alexander, presi-
dent, X Z. Hewett, ESQ, director, and n. %
Leeeh, pitcher OF the first nine, have resigned
their connection with the Olympic Club Of this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-21

fRoRABLE HoNICIDE-SeTi0ts Cutting Case
Yesterday, about 81 O'Clock, a colored boy
named George Robinson, was quite badly, and
II may be fatally, wounded by another coIorad
boy, known az Jim. Simms, O notorious charac-
ter, who has been but few days out of the Re
form School The affair happened in the alley
between 9Th and 9Th and 81 and y streets y
W. IL appears that Robinson had some sticks
IN a basket, one OF which was taken out by
Slmms- Robinson told him to put it back, and
Simms Struck Robinson knocking him down
and then drawing q large jack knife cut Robin
son In the abdomen, making a IfiyhtfuI cash
through which a portion Of the covering of the
Ibtestlnes pIotruded. He also stabbed him.
twice IN the back between the shoulder blades
and once IN the arm. Simms Immediately ran
on. Omcers Osterhout and O'COnner on their
arrival at the place, carried the suffering boy
whose wounds were bleeding profusely, TO Dr.
Iay lors dispensary, 9TH and NJ streets where
Drs- Butts and Hamlet dressed the wounds and
the Ciaeers subsequently, removed him 10 bis
mothers residence, l221 Madison street
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FATAL ACCIDEST-A Little Girl KiUe3-On
Sunday evening, about six O'Clock, a tat Al acct
dent occurred in Fairfax county, Va, near
Davis Ford, about four miles from Occoqaaa;
a little girl, ten years of age, named Harriet
Mayhem, being shot in the right cheek, "a il
supposed, accidentally, in so serious a manner
a. TO cause her death in about seven hours after
the shooting. Ii appears that the girl was i'm a
cow pen with two boys-Thomas Kirk and Hor-
ace Bradly-one Of whom had a gun aud il il
supposed that they got to playing with the
weapon and il was bred OFF, the load taking
effect in the right cheek OF the girl. The boys i'm
mediatelv ran of and have not since been heard
OF. Ii is thought that they became frightened
and made their way to Alexandria or this CITY
The girl fingered until between one and two
O'Clock Sunday night, when she died. An inquest
was held by Justice Selecman, and the verdict
OF the jury was that her death was caused By ac
cidental shooting. Mr.. Bradley was in the city
to-day looking for his son, who is about IL years
old, well grown, with light hair, full face and
quite good looking. BE was barefooted when ne
ran off, had on linen pants. short linen c)at and
a coarse straw hat. The boy Kirk was dressed
in blue cotton pants and jacket. Any informs.
ton as to the boys will be thankfully received
il left With Mr.. n. e. narrower. at the corner OF
10th and streets, in this city, or with #. a.
Swain, in Alexandria, near the market.
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That BEAUTIFUL TRIMMING for Saiior,s
Jackets, low worn by the Ladies, attracts con-
siderable attention at Princes, 1893 street.
90 see IL, ladies.