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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCzAE
Washington STOCK Exchange. Oct. q


QsTotdt,Grs FURNISHED BY MiddLeton O., BANKERS.
Inc following were the prices bid and asked at tbs
meeting OF the w Washington Stock Exchange to-day
y . gold; los bid, MS asked. Bank STOCKS
National Bank Of Repqblic, l4o bid; National Me:
TT poiitan Bank, III bid, III asked Second Natioea
Bsnk y bid 20 askso, Citizens, National Bank,
ington and Georgetown stock, 50 bid;
Metropolitan stock, l9l4 bid, % asked; Columbia
sock, Is bid; metropolitan bonds, 6's, M & S /,
- bid: sundry List-National Theater bonds, J .
q j.: p. c.: 70 bud; Masonic Temple bonds, f. Il
A, p G, gold, "a bid Washington City Gas stock
% bid; Chess seake and Ohio Canal preferred bonds
6s lis bid, lis asked Arlington Fire Insurance
Company. liz bid; National Metro pOlitau Fire In
surance Company stock, les bid; New York, Alex
sndTia, W sshlngton and Georgetown s. Co stock
l"2 bid nstrict Secnrties-t District OF Columbia -
do. 7s, j. j.. ls9l, % bid, 100 al ed Mar ket
took bonds: rs. j. a , 1892, 9S bid 100 ask-d :
alter Stock BOnds, 7's. J. j., 1901, sS bid:
water Stock Bonds, rs, J j 1908, 90 Lid ;
Funded Loan Congress, IS SIS. " h A =, large 1874
63s bid 6is asked, do do small So, bid 49, asked
ashinst TN Five Year Certificates, 7 $40, NJ a
1913, 10l bid; Fund Loan Bonds Leg 6's
4 N, 1872 100 bid, lOl ask d. (Georgetovn Gen I
Stock, s., J. A. j. o., 1881, % biz; General
STOCK, 6s, J. A.. J. o., at pleasure, IS
bid; Pourty Stock, SIS. J. A. J. & o., at pleas.
ure' 20 bid; Market Stock. 6's J. A. ] & d ,
al pleasure, IS bid Board Of Public Work.
Certifcates General Imp, S's, J. J., is74
6 1876, la7 lS78, series, SO bid, 500 asked Certin
Gates, Sewer, SIS, j. J., 1874 II, Is asked;
water Certificates s's. 1877. 9S bid, 100 asked
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
LOCAL " E VS..
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at s1o q.
M and eH tinguished at AS a IN.
Why does the Republican locate Servia In
sIsiR2
No courts were in session at the City Hall
today except the Police Court.
Warren ChOate sends Harper's BG5oT for
Remember Hempler's opticisn auction to-
night.
railroad bridge across the Potomac was
burned To the waters eGge yesterday.
Mr.. Forsyth, the District surveyor. has
moved into his new quarters, the four hand
somely- furnished rooms in the basement of
the west wing of the City Hall.
Mr.. +. @. Davis has very large asSort-
ment Of fall and winter millinery, which is
on exhibition at his millinery show-rooms,
Cup stairs.) No. 10 Market Space. See al.
The SOvereigns Of Industry initiated a
number OF persons at their meeting last
eyertng, and interesting addresses were
made by General VIM. Birney, Colonel Rich
ard ii. HirtOn ard Colonel Edward Daniels.
ball champion ship OF the south was played
on the Olympic grounds, in this city. yester-
DAY Afternoon between the Creighton and
National clubs II was won by the latter in
q score Of tO4.
Henry Anthony, a young man well known
IN the western end of the city, died on
Wednesday last Of consumption. and his
funeral took place TO day from the 18th street
Baptist Church. Hope Lodge of Masnns, OF
which he was member, attended In bO1v
Inc directors OF the Chariot company have
auOpltu tne pans ana SpeclncatlOn of Archi-
tect McGill for their stable and car house
and the secretary has been directed tn adver
Use at once for proposals for its erection TO
be opened October 6, at Y m.
This morning, on returning from the
IL & q. depot, where he had gone for
Els cally supply OF periodicals, Mr.. James
BeIew, bookseller on 7th street, found in his
store white youth Is or Is years old, who
had entered through back window and
had several articles OF stationery ready 10
carry on. Mr.. Bellew, in consideration of
the BOY previous good character and out of
regard 10 his parents, will not prosecute the
yCuDgster
On the evening Of Tuesday, September the
18th, Mr. James II. Bremmerman n profes-
sor OF Columbian College, was united in the
boz DIS Of matrimOny To Miss Lille A Bangs
slsfeT OF Mr.. j. Il. Bangs, secretary of the u
= N b. survey. The ceremony was per
formed at the residence OF the brides father
j. c. Bangs. No. 1923 18th street bv the Rev
DT A W. Wilson, pastor of Mount Vernon
NJ + church, south The best wishes of their
numerous friends are with them in their new
home In Burlington, Iowa.
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The best IS and S6 Fifth Avenue Silk Hats.
The best styles OF Stiff Felt Hats, 50 and
Gents Fine Soft Felt Hats at 80 50 and 90.
A No. l Boys Stylish School Hats, 81.
Mems good Wool Working Hats, 81, S1.2j,
and 81 so.
No humbug. Call and see, and convince
yourselves that Lewis go It'll street, be-
tween l and X, is the cheapest halter in the
city.
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The policemen to-day received their paw
Tor the month of September.
The employees Of the District water deDart-
ment will be paid on Monday next
BUILDING PERMITS
were ksued to-day by Inspector PIowman as
ioiGWs Charles b. Church. eight 2-stOry and
oasf rent brick dwellings, Is by 81 feet west
slde llth. between Virginia avenue and C
streets southwest; $4,000.
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COYuS. Nc -KaSv Feat

being requisite To health and comfort, thou.
sands of the intelligent public patrOnize DR.
whites well-known establishment. SIS 18th
street opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns. Bunions. Inverted Nails, Chilblaius
Vascular EXcrtScences. etc.
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SECOND GRAND OPENING
NEW FALL ANDwINTER DRY GoODS-

SECOND GRAND OPENING
NE" FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Having Just returned from.New York with an i'm
meDse oCk OF Dry Goods, bought fully Is per cent
lees than last months prices, aud we will offer the
same ID per cent. less than any house south Of New
GRAND OPENING OF LADIES NEW STYLE
DRESS GOODS.
@ pieces Plaid and Stripe Dress Goods Il and I5c
hblckerbooker Plaid. only sc.
Jacquard Plaid, only SOC
Cbmel 8 Hair Plaids, only S1So,
upopble Field French Poplin, 5Oc.; worth 75c-all
satte' ms. 375Sc worth &c
Altogether 00 pieces of the latest designs in Dress
Goods " 1'S''
100 pi' ces Grey and CoIored r iuts only exc
yard wide French ChiniZ, l2hc,
Twill and Plain Camel Hair, from 2sc M
iUO pieces Double Width Black Alpaca, from q,
81 81, 30 t5, soc. and upwards.
NavS Blue Cashmere, yard wide. Soc
$50 new shawls, SIC, T5c., 81. 81 50, 81, 80 So
S5, $3.50, 81, and ~ "a the very best gr ades
Bargains in " bite Blankets.
Large Double Blankets, So 80; better ones, rs
Fine saxoDy Wool, 81.
HI me nsde Twill Blankets. SIS.
Ard 100 pairs best goods. Yard long Towels. l2c
Yard Ions German Linen Towels. only rs: worth 40
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel, l2hc. worth l5c.
Cashmere for Men and Bows wear, from 2sc up.
bed and " hlte Flannels. from zoe. up Heavy
medica'td BED Twill, only zoe. Shakers Flann~ls,
from sc. up. Tabl. Linen, Eapkin, Sheeting Cot
ions Marselles and Crochef Quilts. Bed ticking Oc
6eather Proof Ticking. 2oc. All In want OF Dry
stock before purchasing.
Q. m TOWSON q CO.,
$50 Pennsylvanis avenue.
ser2S eotr south hide. near 7th - northwest.
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DRY GOODS.
lust RECEIYED

JUST kkoki'LD
GCTAAN'S BALTIMORE BRANC n, =
9l27ra STREET v. W.
OK NV FAIL AND VIM az STOCK.
cspSCtslty Il BLACK and COLoRED SILKS.
SSSndpIkE LACEs, YAK LACEs, sILK aad
NNhcfED fR1NGts e the latest fmportatipns,
IN which We cannot be und-rs0ld
,fLalD and SOLID DRESS GOODS in good VA
BLACK GooIs q al d,sciiptions.
tit'Cn ~ ~ N'"4f7
Elegant Two Buttoned GLOVE g c.pts
WEAR N'"'S eNhhh
Large stock Of BLANKETS. QUITS &C
vt CANT ssssrtuen Of RRI SsEIS and IN
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C &c.
GUTMAN'S.
Octl I'm ql2 IN street nnrshuasf
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FREcKLEs removed by Natnre.s Reautifier

MISS HULFTT is gaining a successful Law
practice In Chicago. Her "attachments' are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Pen,s
tifeT. 15q6
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TAKE TIME by the fOrelOck and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
lore the rush of work commences at the new
dye works of A. Fisher, No 900 @ street,
near 9Th or 20 his old stand. 6IS 9th street
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality re-
spectacle work and reasonable terms. Gil
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautia,

TRADE SUPPLIED with Natures Bed,aifeT
by Charles Stott Il Co. wholesale druggists
No $50 Pennsy ivania avenue, Washington,
ID. G.. All.
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$50 70 s10,0 has been invested in Suck
Privileges and paid 800 per cent. profit. Chow
Tumbridge d Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
new YORK. 6,3:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales q
IoIZ were $219 GO. 4.12-s,wt
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, to {. Saturdays,e
to and to8 TtSIsfIf
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Co-oPERATIyF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
unusual tntereS is being manifested i'm our
CITY AT thls ZINE In the organization of
new co operative building association. with
single change introduced, OF reducing the
premium one tenth per annum. There aTe
many who have not acquainted themselves
win The practical working and advantages
of cooperative building associations al
though they have been in prosperous ana
snec. ssful operation in this District for over
eight years; the membership, both borrowers
and investors. realizing satisfactory benefits
COOPERATIVE building associations are and
must De composed Of two classes of stock
hoiders-thOse who wish advances to buy
homes and stop paying rent, or for other
purposes, or those who wish TO save M and
receive gcO1 profits, with the security that a
bnlldlng association affords, small portions
OF their incomes monthly, and thus Law a
fOunCatiOn for their future proSperitv and
needs As the association must be composed
OF hOth these classes TO flourish and be sue
eessful, necessarily the Inducements and
dement's derived must be as near elufCl ami
Jttsf. as possible, and the HSGTeT that equality
OF DEMENT'S the greater will be the Suc
cess OF the association in every resnect
IN The Co operative associations this Idea has
been Kept ste adiiy in view. and a. experience
has been gained IN these new and most won
uerful nrancial Institutions, improvements
nave been made from time To time until as
III seems 81 present, the idea has been accom-
plshed- The new feature in the Arlington
to-operatiye Just organizing, is the reduction
~ me premium Gte-t6llth per dIilsina A stock
holder II entitled TO receive an advance q
sI,ooO on each share. On the night OF meet
ing Tor The payment of dues the treasurer re-
ports The amount received and on hand
$500 or S5,GeO, a. the case NAV be The
secretary, In open meeting, before all the
stockholders, offers 10 the highest bidder
$1,000 at time. until the amount repOrtai
bas been absorbed. The premium bid is
added TO the amount advanced. which il
then divided into 100 equal monthly install
ments. OckbOlder whose dues are paid
mp can settle an advance at anv time ne
wishes, by returning The balance OF the at
rance rem aiming unpaid.
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Is THIS CHEAP!

Is THIS CHEAP.
Large lot double DAMAsK TOWELS, all linen,
large ssze. IS cents
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF, 75c
Nearly one yard wide fine CHINrZ CALICO,
In navy blue, II cents.
CARTER,S,
101 MARKET sPAOH
very nne double fold black ALPACA, 81 cents,
Double width. all wool black CASHMERE, 81
New i.il and winter DRESS GOODS, in piaid.,
Hrsee, plain
Good CANTON FLANNEL, 10 cents.
LAcs Ilent CALICO, in short leaRths, 81 cents,
worth 10 cents.
length, % cents, worth l2x cents.
Splendid white BL .HKETs, as
CAsslMIREs, CLOTHS, for men and boys,
Large TOWELS, II cents; heavy sroCKISes
u cent?; LIN EN NAPKIhs, cents; linen HAND,
kHRCBlEFS.6 cents.
BLACK SILK very cheap. sep1s-tr
CAAHLT HAlk CLOTH, sc. . yard, solid col.
~ ors and Dlaids. This 10 extra cheap, ct the
Cbeapest Store in the city. COHNOLLf>s,
sep2tsm COS 9Th street, opD. Patent Once.
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(TkORGET0WNSAXdNGS BANK, u. G..
w. H. wHEATLEY's
STEAM DYING ND CLEANING EsrAB.

40 Jefeysos Styse,, GeorgefO,cn, ID c.
Established, 1851. Premium awarded, 1857 In
largo and improved, 1870 Ladies' and GentIemeu's
vvsnring apparel 81 every dsscrip ion; Including
veivets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&C &C., picry cleaned d. ed; aiso, CURTAINS aua
Ne. Go. DIS, Carnets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
sepd MS your address and we viii call for and re.
tprn work 81 place In the District free OF extra
charge. Work ceiv ed and retprn4d by mail or ex-
press from and 10 Any place in the country. ap2l tr
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CIT Y ITE MS.

GENT EMEN'S Observation-Disclosures SUITS for
SD ard SlS.
Blue Beaver Suits, fast colors. for 800.
Ihese suits are particularly cheap, and
SUBJECT to the usual cash discount.
WOrSted Coats ard Vests from SlT 80 to
$40. all Handsomely made articles.
Handsome Pantaloons, shop made, from sc
to So
One price only.
GEO. c HENNING, 4107th street.
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THE FIRE TO-DAY-The alarm Of fire
about noon to day was caused by the burn.
ing of the Roof of house No. 1915 F street oc-
cupied by Willis Collins, colored, which
caught from sparks from the chimney. 1t
was soon extinguished; damage slight
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SPECIALTIES IN HATS.

OPENED THIS DAY, fresh supply Soft and
Sun Felt Hats. STINEMETZ, Halter,
1918 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NINE EAaA SUITE having returned from
Paris, IL row ready To receive orders flr
drss- Nv skirg IN 81 is branches, at 9oI Penc-
hylTeLia avenue.
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ID + Y q o . ID S.

We have Just returned from New York with
large and well selected stock, among which We have
some special bargains 90 offer 10 our Customers
6CO ds 81 Calico A. SC per yard These Prints can
not be bought b. the ctse in New York for the
money, nor have they ever been sold 80 cheap.
Ice pair ~ Blankets at 81 IS, very cheap
~ pieces Mohsir at Sc. per yard Job lot, regular
price CSC.
Lot of Canton FlsGHeIS st Ioc per I'd, cheap ct &c
Z" White Bed Spreads, very cheap
large and beautiful lot Of Dress Goods, plaid aud
plain tIhe n, wet things outl; Ladies' aud Gents'
Underwear In great variety; Gents White shirts,
Collars and Cuffs; Yelling IN the new shaies;
Hosiery aud Hdkfs; Blankets, all sizes and qual-
tiles.
Comforts; White and Red Flannel: Curtain Ipcas
in the new patterns: Table Damask, aud new
sty lee OF Wine Cloth, Brown and Bleached 81 1T.
ing, all widths; best Brown aud Blesched
Cotton in the market for 10 and l2c.; cheap lot Of
Towels nd TOweing
Cloth and Cashmere for men and BOYS
Tapestry. Brussels. 3 Ply aud Ingram Carpets
NelNet and Brussels Rugs, and 4, 5, and squarter
Oil Cloth.
Our goods have all been purchased for cash, as
cheap ss can be bought; hence are prepared aud
intend TO sell them as low any house in this CITY
oal and satisfy yourselves the CORRECTNESS IF
" hat We state,
LUTTRELL r. WINE
sepZy w 1880 Penn ave, cor. 2ith street
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RRODHEAD n co.
$50 PENNSY yANtA AvENuF
BETWEEN aTH AND 10TH sTRKKrs
Have INST recsiN - q ), plefe tock Of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
Ht - oent- 60 81 IS per yard. embracing Plain
sud Plsid CAMEL HAIR, French DTAGoN Ais
Em SEkGfs. Chtniil nLOTH, SNOW aacksi
CAnkIS HAIR. striped DEGREES. g. sc ,
many OF which Hhnet he found elssS here fn "a a
msrket, having betn tskea from the custom house
within the past week.
I.Ck sIl KS rom - 10 20 sts0 pervarI lin
elnding the celebrated make u Bonnet, uiu {, Be
BLACK CASHMEaES e French manufacture.
rnsurpassed IN color, quality and Durability from
BLACK ALPACLsan S MOHAIRS, from IS. m
DRAP DTt tt, 81 . and up.
sooLLEN BLANKETS, tbed aud crib. , from
80 20 SIS pair.
Whi,e and Red rLANNELs. TwilIed and Pain. D
from 20 cents To o. IS per yard.
sHANt \, fr ~ q o. ~
RAIMOBAB SHIFTS, 81 and IN.
Thrse hutton Paris EInS, 81 IS in AL colors
io"Bn Iron frame HOSE, best quality 81 box
tby the cEen only
Wsmsutta 4 Bieached COTTON, Is cents ya-d.
These Eooos have been sslAs ted With great care
and purchased for cash. aud should receive the 81
teniioD If all Close buyers
BR0DHEaD CO..
octl-fr sS9 PennA. sve.. bet oh and 10th 80
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"KNICKERBoCKER" SUITS to order. SD
1912 A. SAKs Il Co, 3I6 Tth street.
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N KW RY coo Ds.

Plaid, Brocade, and Plain DRESS GOODS, from
Is cents mp.
Black and eoIerrd MERINos and oAsHMKRIs,
from 70 cents 10 o1.@.
OAesIMEREs for men and boys from 30 cent? 10
o. % Per yard.
BLANKETS, frsm os to On PER pair.
Brocha and other new style eHAwLS
Ore case 0uffa Percha BLANKETS NJ rs can't,
piece, former price Gle. Every family with chill
BLACK SILK, Elm. sI7s, and ss-grest bar.
gain.
CARPETS, oILcLorHs, and MArrINGs-
chesp.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE J. JOHNSON q CO.,
.eIzl.1 IN MARKET SPACE.
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REAL ESTATE SALES-MeSerS. Dnnca nsOn
Eros, auctioneers, sold yesterday the south
half of lot 6, I'm square 263, fronting % feetOn
llth street southeast, and containing I764
story brick dwelling, TO S. w. X. Handy, for
xO
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CHAISs, best gold plate, nickle, silver, Jet
and tortoise shell. I'm vest, opera guards AMI
chatalin, received at Prigg's JeweIry Store
A gents for the celebrated Lake George dia-
monds, In jet plate and gold, No. 49, PENN
81 iyanta avenue, near 4 street. I
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GRAND OPENING OF Lyons black gros
grain silks. new fall aud winter dry goods
ana al! styles of carpets at very cheap prices
at G. NJ. TowsOn d Co.'S large empOr rum 636
Pennsylvania avenue.
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HAMILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
1his association meets on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 6, al the Board of Trade Rooms for first
payment of dues and advances OF money s
per cent. Interest allowed on all deposits
made where stock is paid six months or more
In advance, and the borrower participates
eQuitably in the profits on setllemenf
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FOR SALE.

E'Oh sArE-Two fine, large, young, iron gray
L HORSES; well matched. Inquire at ~
12Ol IA treet southwest ocJ2 3m I~N
TWO THOROUGH BRED SETTER PUPS FOR
oALE IA months old. Apply 2425 ~
street northwest. sspSD 2tF TX
EOR SALE-a No. 1 WORK HORSE for ale
L cheap. Any kind of t-isl given. 44H n
sreet horthesst sep294tT (oS
E'OR sALE.-Will be sold at a bargain 700 bar
L rels Howes Gave CEMENT This Cement Ia
superior to ell other American Cement Apply To
+. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank,
auets II Corner sth and streets northwest
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RUPTURE.-See certificates OF DIR. Rain
bows cure in our advertising columns Pub
lie officers OF the highest character and well
known private citizens testify TO its yaIue
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M,TS

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs.-Just
i received from New York, Ladies Dress goods in
the newest materials used. Beautiful Plaids and
other goods for misses and children. Cloths, Cassi
mtrss and Wooiens for men and boys. A splendid
stock Of shawls. FlaDnels of all kinds A large
stock OF Blankets at IS 81, Is, and IS. Carpets,
Oil Cloths, and Rugs
CAL and examine our Goods.
We sell cheap.
BENJAMIN MILLER
oct2-ly ina Rridga straaa,
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GEo.C HENN1SG, 40 eth street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been isyue1 n
Thomas Randall and Arianna q ueen, Bar-
narn Donnelly and Mary Elizabeth Rsoe,
Edwards and Martha Spriggs. of GeorSs-
towp; Hamilton Thomas and Lucy Taylor,
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I'VE SELL LOWER THAN ANY NEW YORK
w bankrupt store in this District f>eshss N
sock al low prices. Call and see rRENOHASEN
rLOWt KS, fHATHEBS. A large assert DIX
mtGt OF MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS ard No
lions. Ladies'. Gents and Children's UNDER
MEA Il ana HOSIERY. Frank Leslie's Cut Paper
Patterns, and other articles too numerous to men
lion. j. J. COOK n Co,
sep306t+ Georeetown ID q
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-About 10 O'Clock In
night an alarm of fire was turned i'm f. m
bOx ~, corner 18th and D streets. for a fir-
| house in Blagdens alley, between 9th
ana 10Th and NJ and n streets rOrthweS' +,
owned by Mr.. Evans and occupied by Mrs
Cassa Adams, cOlored. The fire originated
In the second story. and was extingniShed
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Mr.. n. w. MORRISON, well known 10
many observation-disclosures, has been prosecut-
ing the sewing machine business to some
purpose in West Virginia. The Wheeling
ITteuige1ceT says she has recently Obtainei a
sewing machine far better than anv he ever
sold. He was married on the 10th instant at
The residence of the brides father, in MaSo /
city. Mason county, West Virginia TO MIS-
Allce X Mcdaniel, the accomplished laugh
ter of Captain McDa mel. of that nlacen
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RCaHd Of He a.

UNHEALTHY WOOD P.AvkMrrrs ~
HEALTHY school, ROOMS. rrc.
meeting of the DO 1rJi was held last night
The sanitary POI rce committee reported
l,at tbeS had mo Lired into the impOuuding
DIR dARTIGAN's PUPS
ara were III doubt as to whether the pups
wire DroTSfiy tfnpOuuded They therefore
recon- .-ncet the return of the fine; adopted.
Ut. bliss, Of the sanitary committee, re-
IortGd on the subject of
PUBLIC URINALs,
that they had conferred with the District
Commissioners, who had determined to erect
one OF RartOn's urinals at the intersection of
4 and 1th streets and Louisiana avenue. and
desired that the board should supervise it's
erection. The committee was authorized To
correspond with the Commissioners on the
subject.
DR. Verdi, from the committee on epidem-
les, reported the presence of
THE FPIzoOrIC
among horses, which, however, has not az
yet proved as fatal as 1t was few years ago.
FINANCIAL.
MT Marbury, treasurer, submitted his
monthly financial report, showing:
balance on hand September IT,. 1855 %
receipts from United States....... 5000 90
Receipts from District of Columbia 2,IT6 IS
Total TO be accounted for ...... 81 ,O31 So
IiSbuTsed per vouchers, ID C....... 1919 II
Dlsbursed per vouchers, u. S.. 4,4I0 80
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS 2S9 81
Amount appropriated for fiscal years52, l{5 90
Amount received on requisition.. 1866 IS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02

II EMOyAL-DAyID Il. YOUNG'S Millinery
H and Fancy Goods Establis hnent re- "a
moved from No; Bridge street, George ~
new and complete assortment Of DRY IL
GOODS has been added, making 1t tine most com
pete store In Georgetown to select from.
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