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FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCxAL.
The MAPken

BiLrIMoR. Oct. l3.-yirginia sizes pee,era X.
90 consols S5a West Nrginias, 9; North Carolina
slNes, Old H do new 10; do. special tax, bid to.
day. Sugar easier, l0alOlz ~
BALTIMORE, Oct. B.-Cotion active and strong
middlings, i374al3x. Flour quiet-Howard st, Get
apd western super, 450a5lO, do. ;, extra z5as Is:
DO, family. e0os7 o.; CITY mills super. 4 6Oa5 20:
do. extra, jOi6 50; do Rio brands, 6 75s7 90: do
family, SIS. Wheat strong and higher-No 2
western red, IS. PennsyIvania red a5aI tO nary
land RED, 2eal IS; do. amber. Goal S. do white
ical %. Corn stIong-s0nthern " bite. SO: do vel
low, IS; western mixed, ma Oats dnil~snnthern.
t1afo; western white, 43s45; western mixed, iOa43
Eys quiet. 1sas1 Hay quiet and steady-maryi.nd
am ana PeSD,ylvania timothy 20 Oos24 CO Provisions
duIl aid heavy. Pork easier. 23.59 Bulk meats
n9ami,Hally loyeI-shonl5ers; 81 clear rib sides,
shonidors lo1f clear alb sides, I4H Hams, 15tal6
Lard quiet and sIeady-refbed, l4z. Butter firm
western extras 80; 90 frsts, 2sa27 Petroleum un-
settled-erude tzs61s; refined, l3aI3i Coffee doll
f No esreoes, 19aoh; jobbins, l,sa27I. Whisky
NEW YORK, Oct Is-stocks active and strong
Money!. Gold. l6&. Exchange, long 473l.; short.
80 GovernmeOts duh and steady.
nEw YokK. Oct. E.-Flour quiet and firm
W heat shade firmer. Corn firm.
LONDON, Oct Is, R:3 p. m.-Consols for money
S5l6 for account, 81. U 8. bonds, 1865, old,
io'4; new ives, 1854 Erie, l2's do. preferred. g.
LoNDoN, Oct u, $50 p. m-The amount of but
Ion vii hdrawn from Bank Of England on balance
to-day 10 $4,000. Erie, Rl..
LONDON, Oct. IL, $40 D. m-Dre, l2z. Paris ad-
vices quote rentes IS frsncs S21I confines.
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D"Threatening to libel, ia recogpizal M

D"Tnreatening to libeP' Is recognized as
an indfctable journalistic offence in Texas.
copal church In Georgetown, s. c., last sun
day. They took up positions ON the readin q
desk and communion table, and beha ed
with great propriety.
NIt is reported that at the Pope's inter-
cessson the Emperor OF Germany has remi,-
ted one year Of Cardinal LedOchowskf's term
OF imprisonment, and that q full pardon will
probably follow.
gin Mower county, minnesota, an inn
prudent dOe went to sleep under the tumb-
ling rod OF threshing machine and was
caught by the tail and wound up till the tail
gave way and came out.
ga number Of coon hunters In Stock
bridge, Mass, recently watched a tree
through the long and weary of the night, on
ly TO ind in the morning perched alOft the
family cat Of one Of the party.
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DIR. WISTAR's BALsAa OF WILD CHER
RY way be well called = "wonder OF MEDICAL
science" II cures coughs and colds inpaafeT,
IL soothes the trri tated parts; IL heals the in
Yields TO its magic influence. so cents and
81 q bottle; large bottles much the cheaner
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The EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. The
American branch of the Evangelical Alli-
ance Will hold the first of the biennial con-
ferences agreed upon at the general meeting
OF the Alliance In this city two years ago in
Pittsburg, Pa, commencing 18th inst, and
continuing until Friday a. m. The ministers
nom this city and vicinity who are to read
papers or deliver addresses are Drs BUD
ington, of Brooklyn, and Ganse, of this
city, who will speak about the reunion OF
Christendom; Drs. Vincent and Omission
OF this city, who will discuss the best means
Tor increasing the efficiency of Sunday
schools; the Rev. DR.. Washburne, of New
ork, who will read q paper On cart in Re-
!ation 10 Worship" DR.. G.. w. samson, of
New York, and Bishop Simpson. who will
speak on INSTRUMENTATION and the civil
viii advocate the suppression OF intemper-
ance; Drs. j. Cotton Smith. of New York, E.
y. Porter, Of Brooklyn, who will speak about
TeEg1on IN the common schools, and DR.. f.
+; rogers, who will deliver the vaiedictory
addreGS.-N Y. Herald l7fh.
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FROM PROF. A. JACKSON. Laval Univer-
sity, Quebec al have used a good deal Of
Lte0tgs Liquid Extract Of Beef in my private
practlce. and can recommend it as extreme
~ useful in cases OF debility and weak digeS-
Ton requiring strengthening nourishment."
Scheller & Finkard, Agents, Washington. 60
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AGAIN THE TATrLING VAssAR oIer. "a
telling tales out OF school. After the recent
exposure OF "smashing"-whichm means that
masculine girl is petted, treated aut cod-
the story that the girls have midnight froIics.
euchre playing, moonlight rides, runaway
tramps over the country, and private theat-
aid OF false mustaches, whiskers, burnt cork
wigs, etc, we are enabled to get up very re-
spectab BILE men"
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THE KELSEY CAsE-The verdict of "Not
guilty" in the Banks Sammis assault and
battery case. just concluded before Judge
Barnard, at Riverhead, causes renewed ex-
cltement In Huntington, and has the effect OF
rather embittering the feeling between the
Tar" and can't. tar" parties in that excita-
pie village. 1t is thought generally
that the verdict will be followed by a
nolle proeequi of the indictments charg-
ing murder in the second degree against
Royal and Rudolph Sammis, although there
appears to be little doubt that Chas. G. Kel-
sey is dead, and that his death was caused by
Inc horrible treatment he received on the
night OF his tarriDg and feathering notwith-
standing the declaration by Judge Barnard
during the progress of the late trial thar
he "had very definite idea as TO where KeI-
sey was at present" Counsel for the prose-
cutiOn, however, now talk differently. They
declare that the murder cases will not be
dropped, and allege that they have strong
proof, which could not properly be adduced
In the assault and battery case, in which
Royal Sammis and DR.. Banks only escaped
because 1t could not be proved that
they laid a hand upon Kelsey, although
present and witnessing the poor fellows dis
grace. This case, too, was hurried in couse-
quence OF the distressing fact that the wife
OF one OF the jurors was lying al the point of
death some fifty miles away and that another
Juror had dead sister lying In his house.
with the funeral delayed on account OF his
absence. The trial of Arthur NJ. Prime. for
perjury, will probably next occupy atten-
tlOn.-N Herald. 1sfh.
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~Nine thou sand persons annually con-
nit arson I'm the United States.

UThe democratic council at Chillicothe,
Ohio, In their Indignation at the Germans
who voted the republican ticket, introduced
their intention to put the ordinance To It's
fnal passage.
A"An honest confession" &C., is appre-
ciated by citizen Of Sheibyvflle, to whom
was returned sixty dollars which, ha baen
stolen from him four mouths ago. :. Satho-
Tic priest was the medium through yh'ch
the money was returned.
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LADIES FINE DRESS FCRs-ObDlplcie
ASSOrfHsrTit.-Seal Skin Sacques. Muns aud
boas. Good Mink Sets, (Muff and Bna,) SIS.
STINEMETZ, Halter and FurriPr,
1251 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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CITY TIE MS.
ADANSOE'S

Billiard Room for sale and House Tor rent.
the best location in the city for any kind OF
business Inquire on the premises. sos 9th
street. foIS3
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more Water Wanted. =

r. EDITOR: Under the above head YOU
detail the grievances that the denizens of
you relate of them is but q small trifie IN
what those on the ridge from NJ street to p
street northwest suffer. Why, sir, IL We get
drop of water above the basement after six
O'Clock a. m. we shout "Hallelujah!" Water
closets end bath rooms on the second story
are very nice to look at, and to be advertised
as The biOd,TR improvements In houses, but let
any one make use of the one and the night
blooming cereus Is but a vain hallucination
In comparison with the perfume that per-
''ades bed chambers; and If they desire To
Ise the bath, they might as well turn a fan
Get ON the sage plains OF central United
States or the desert of Sahara For water
enough TO wash the hands or face IL must bf,
Drought from the basement by hana-it has
not strength to get up stairs alone; IL is
too weak. Yet several pieces of property in
this same location were advertised for sale
for laying water mains. The mains may be
in the street, but IL Is hard TO believe that
imagination supposed to be laid In the
street In order to levy taxes. Really, sir we
did hope. when the new 36-idch main was
laid 10 would give us relief, but It has
turned out TO be delusion. The reason may
perhaps be found in the fact that the engi-
the Intersection OF l. and 18th streets, while
II had 10 supply all the ridge above IL; which
IL added to the height above ground OF the
&C, would bring the main about
35 or 40 feet below the point of supply re-
CURED. Now, sir, cannot something bedones
Is II not possible To bring o 80 inch main In
by way Of College Hill. and let IL pour it's
contents into the half empty pipes of the
Upper ridge OF the city. NJ cunt Pleasant
might be supplied by the same pine, but apy
how do something-either cut Oh the taxes
Or sfse US water. Yours, RIDGE.
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LOCAL NE VS.,
condemned Locals,

Riaueh Rosells. at the Avenue rboeter
Attend Hempler's auct.c-I Tomorrow
James Thorre was roiured bv being
thrown from bis buggy while out riding yes
teIday, on II, between. 9th and 7th streets.
During the twenf y-four hours ending at
O'clock yesterday morning, there were 50 ar
rests made by our police.
The congTTYatiOn of St Paul's p. F.. Church
will he ready about December.
warren Choate & Co. send the October
number OF Bldck1COOdS Edinburgh Magdziie,
fine number.
n. A. Brosnan sends us the Orfhatic VIord
for November The opening article IS a
violent attack upon "Freemasnnry."
I'erd Sisters. at the Avenue Theater.
The citizens OF Capitol Hill are trying to
organize company tn run line OF street
ears from that part OF the city TO Bladens-
burg.
SpoTtsmen are leaving this city daily for
Maryland and Virginia Partridges and
squirrels are said 10 be plentiful in both
states the present season.
TIE first OF the indoor series OF temperance
meetings under the auspices of the Dash
sways was held last evening at Temperance
Temple; On 9th street. Nine persons signed
the pledge.
The FIRE at I1G3 9th street mentioned in
Saturdays STAR. was mol caused by the ex-
ploSion OF coal oil lamp, as they do not use
his bed room with a light and accidentiy
set IRE 10 some clothing which was hang
ne in the room
ara ICillOilts db avenue 1DefLer.
Yesterday afternoon woman named Mrs.
Dom an was seized with an epileptic ut and
fen from buggy TO the pavement at the
corner of Pennsy lvaDia avenue and Sd street.
ITjDIing herself severely about the mead. She
was rem owed TO the 9Th precinct station
house, where Or. Magruder rendered medical
assistance.
Geo. Peco, n crazy colored man, visited the
White House Saturday and demanded an
interview with the President, stating that
he had been discharged from the peniten-
tiaTy at Baltimore, where he lad been I'M
justly imprisoned When searched, a five
bsTreled revolver, loaded, was found on his
Person. He was sent TO the government asy-
lum for The insane
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CONSUMPTION is impossible when congbS
colds and other acute affections of the throat
and lungs are prom pity met with the required
doses of Hdle's Honey Of HoTehOassd and Tar.
For sale by all druggists.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure % 1 minnfe
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER JOHN GLIB
soN.-We earn that the steamer John Glib
son, OF the Washington and New York line.
after leaving New York on Saturday even
ing. well freighted with merchandise for the
District, was run into Off Staten Island by
another vessel, supposed to be the Moha w 4,
and received such damage as compelled her
return 10 New York. Her freight will be
transferred 10 the steamer T.. c. Knight, of
the same line. which fortunately is now in
New York, and will probably reach here on
Thursday,
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HORSE STEALING has become quite COM
mon OF late In this District. Last evening
two horses were stolen from the stables or
the Washington and GEORGETOWN street rail
road conpsny and two from the stables OF
Thomas Draney, on X street.
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautirer.

TEE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Sanking hours, to {. Saturdays, 8
to and 6 tO8. 2t3 I4f1e
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THE nobbiest collar you can wear is the
Warwick. II is the stylish width this sea-
son. ASK for ii at the furnishing stores.-Adu.
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Upo,hrr Probabilities To-day.
OYrICr OF CHIrF SIGNAL oPvIeER'

e, tbs middle and eastern states, falling
barcrpefer sruthvestarly winds. warmer,
rlcrdy weather and rain. followed ny north
west wfTdS. lower temperature, win clear-
ing weather and frOsts in the western and
mountainous portions OF the former on Tues
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District Goxerumep, Affairs

GTaV ell has been substituted for macaha-
mixing on Boundary street, between 9Th and
9Th streets northwest.
The north side of Pennsylvania avenue
east, from list 10 SIN street, is TO be repay ed
with concrete, and Sth street east, from
pennsylvania aveTue to Virginia avenue.
with Belgian block pavement
A communication was forwarded to-day
ty the Board OF Fire Underwater OF this
city TO the District Commissioners calling
attention TO the remarks alleged to have
been made by Mr. Joseph Williams, Presi.
cent of the District Board OF Fire Commits
sloners at the recent Fire Engineers Con-
vention, in New York, requesting the Dis
trlct commissioners, If said remarks are
found To have been accurately reported To
remove said Williams from the Fire Board.
II was referred TO the Fire Commissioners
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so SWEET, SO pure,
So safe, so sure.
SO s,...,ru 10 each dental want
The Fragrant SoeOiOIv. 60
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: Nathan Burnham and Sallie NJ
Brooke lOf Falmouth, Va; DIR. w. B Cor
bit, of New Castle county, Del, and Mrs
Virginia Dove HELEN; William Deacon and
Elizabeth Miller; Marshall Berry, of Mont
gomery county, Nd, and Eliza johnson:
Charles Stewart and Mary Hepburn; NJ F.
Burch and Mary F. Beach. of Va; John
Scbweigart and Annie B. Baker, A. p. Wins
low ard Lucy h. Lucas. James Martin and
Bell, Robert Mex. Wise and Mamie L. X.
Rriscoe. Benjamin NJ. c. Ellis Simms and
Jennie Becks.
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BRACELETS, chased, enameled and let and
gilt, with chains and charms. and without,
received at Priggs Jewelry store, agents for
the Lake George diamonds In gold. No l57
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT Mr.. las.
r. II. MolT ison has brought a suit against
ter, for dam ages resulting 70 his horse and
pbseton falling into hole In street. he
tween l4th and 18th streets, which he charges
are laid at 500.
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We CALL ATTENTION in another column
TO Association Hall, suitable for entertain
ments and societies.
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement
by Fitch, Fox 4 Co, of a most desi bic car
Iiase-house aud stable Tor sale.
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ESCAPE AND RFCAPTURE OF A PRISONER
prisoners of the jail under a sentence of the
police court, which will expire in a few
months, made his escape by jumping over
the east low wall-he having been taken tn
do some work there-and ran of. Detective
McElfresh-whO with the officers general Y
had beed notified OF the eScape-abOut half
PAST II O'Clock recapiured him near the cor
ner of IN and q streets.
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MISS HULETT is gaining a successful law
practice 10 Chicago. Her "attschments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Reut-
ttJJT. 1886
ERECKIEC removed nv
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DRY GOODS.
oe,ls TT Gro. .. Jaax,ox a con
TREMENDOUS OrreoURtse
go vHe PEOPLE

TRkMENDoUs orIeaUs.se
80 rHs PEOPLE
Ihk CHAP CASH STORE STflI 7bE
CENTER % 4 TRACTION
10 lsrCe Comforts ~ 4 rs, worth s.
cases 40 blesched Cotton ~ cent?. better than
AndroscoeEin 4.
81 d yard vide Ch'ntz calico voc
l0O pairs more 81 dslhie White IT kets ~ sasr
luo lArge Sgu re Shz~ls - sc
- doEen Cla,h Skirt. rad made a. .sr.
50 D Scotch PLAID ~ Sc
Beet q English Caicl lgSc.
luo D goud iaFk Talfcs &C.
q vide klca bed sud utleached Slantiur sc
$50 y klsck Alpacss aud Mahairz. airsrt from i'm.
porters hands. VI lch e~ 49, ,,frr hear double
Nldth . ~, 81, - e. aid .pc Nd ID the b7st "a
warp C0OCs.
He'd and White flaurr'= fr1m .nr
he-t Nelicated lzrusl shr worth s
leo p PLAN ~ 3 pia.i hr--- Goods from - a. .
-. 3 - and 800 Colo 90 ts~umrrrs ars artu.s
80 - 4 lnfhs ard Iss. Trar-s frH-n IS "a
Phi dCrils. "a 18th u Vale pft.f 1sc
~ rair " hlt' Ria ket, n, o. G, 3. a. o. u T.
u. 70, 4 aud : 81
VI TOwsON ra.
octi5 eoir tsh trr"a ssenne, near 7th ..
nREss GOOps. PLsIDs and PLAINCoLORs
- al The nv siyles 'u-t received ~ the cheapest
sepzS-sn 6u- on street. ono Patent once.
(NAMEJs HAIR CJOTH, 1sc a ysrd solid col
v ors and risics. 1his h. extra chsap, Al thS
Cbeepesf store Dr. the CITY CONNOILNNs,
~pzfsm 80 eh -'ra@'. opp- Patent q Wee.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
Androscogg Bleached Cotton, loo
Fast coiored CslicOes, CSC.
Ends Paper Csmhrics, &c.
Cheap stock in all its brauches-
Dress G' Cds. extraordinarily low.
Atwood Empress Cloths, g NC, worth &C.
All wool sstiues, S1Sc cheap.
Fency Plaid Dress Goods, rs to T5c
NJ Mixed suitings, Csmels' Hsr and Cloth Goods.
Mourbings in cashmere. Merinoes. prap te
Csrret Stock must be reduced for cash.
English Brussels. 8 IS worth slZ5
Inersins. 50, %, IS, . \, cheap
Rugs. Mats, Oil Cloths
felt Skirts 75c worth 81.
Bsmorsl Skirts, 50c.
r. N. NAUD4IN,
octl5 n 1o9 Market Space.
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w III. WHEATLEY,S
STEAM DYEING AND CbsANING rsrAs.
LISHMRNT,
40 Jef,son Strssr, Georgdo,ca, d c.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1851 En-
lars-o and improved. 1874. Ladies' and Gentlemer's
wearing apparel OF every descrip ion, inc ndins
Neivets, Crepe Wells ana Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned dyed; also, Curtains nd
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
Send us your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at place in the District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and TO any place in the country ap2I tr
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Full liucs ofUNDHRwEAR Cor everyday. lower
than ever before sold in any market.
CAssIMEBEs. FLANNELs, BLANKETS, l..
direct from auction.
goo pairs FINE wool ia BLANKETS AZ
So, former price $40 Best sold for the money
BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, fin
widths, so cents per ard.
EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLASNELs.
cents.
sEDROsCRoGGIN BLEAoHgD COTTON, 10
cents.
PRINTS and CAMBRICs Job Lot) cents
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The Buffalo Lithia Waters

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
waters I'm the Peculiar Di cases Of UOp,en: i'm
affections Of the Urinary Orgoy,S; in Dyspepsia
and in GOlRy and Rheumatic A TectiOns is
vouched FOR by some of the best medical
talent of the country. They are for sale by
kidwell K Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott &
Co.. $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington
u. C.; Tickling & WEIGH II High street
Georgetown, ID. c.; and F.. 8. Leabeater &
Bro. $50 Fairfax street. Alexandria, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had OF the houses.
THOMAS 7. G0oDE, Proprietor.
',i,m&w,6: Buffalo LithIa Springs, Va.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

PATTERNS HATS AND B,NNETS, ="
AT Mrs. DAVID Y0UN9'S Store, La.
lib Bridge street, Georgetown,
THURSDAY, DC ober 81, ISIS
Ladies are specially invited TO attend augls an
NEW FALL AND WINTER GO6DS-Just
L received from New York, Ladies Dress goods a
the newest materials used Beautiful Plaids aud
other goods for misses and children. Cloths, CASH
nleTes and Woolens for men and boys. A splend
stock OF Shawls. Flannels Of all kinds. large
stock OF Blank cts at SIS 81, e5, and S6 Carpets,
OIL Cloths, and Rues
Call and examine our Goods.
We sell cheap.
BENJAMIN MfLLER
ocfZ-ly 103 Bridge street,
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being requisite TO health and com fort, thou
sands OF the intelligent public pstronize Dr.
Whites we'll known establishment. SIS 18Th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, etc.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-A Lady from New England desires
Il Gentleman CORRESPONDENCE. Mnst be
ian mar with places 4 interest ia aud around Wash
lngton. Address MRS. N. ELLERTON, Washing
ton, ID. C. It%
A NY ONE HAVING BIBLE WITH TIE
"A name OF Ann Men air in gold letters on -.
the back. property Of Jose ph Jennings, will ZEZt
De rewarded BY lesying the same at No. 1235~
street southeast, Washington, =. @. oc,l3-6t'
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DRY GOODS.

] c. WISWALJ & CO.
TO TIE FRONT.
Having been successful in disrosins 81 the pn8e
sirshle portion of their goods, and having fAfle an
their cforts 20 close he stock % they Dad ante
pated, have the homer 60 announce thai thu, bsy.
deter mined to CONTINUE their business, and shall
On MONDAY, October 18Th,
opepa
NEBr, FRESH AND oONPLETK STOCK
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
ygst purchased at tn great BANKRUPT SAILS
IN New York.
We call ATTENTION to
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
All the celebrated makes purchased a. Auc,i IN =,
unprecedented reduction GA al former prices.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
New, rich and elegant.
CASHMEREs,
AiPACAS,
noHAIRS. &c.
AUCTION PRICES