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EVENING STAR.
?OTl
Largest Circnlation ii the District
Beading Matter on Eferj Page.
Washington city- ,
ortob^r ?, 1*71.
The Chicago calamity i? doubtless the most
terrible in the history of the country; "the
j:reat tirt- In New York" in Mi, which involved
alor* of t9'W.*W, being insignificant in com
l?rlM'n with the destruction occasioned by the
apl ailing conflagration now in progress In the
former city. The prevalence of a severe drouth
in the Northwest. and the facts that there were
?-igbty-five miles of wharf front in Chicago for
the >toring of lumber and other combustible
materia1*; that many of the street* of the city
were paved with wood, and many of the house*
ire lrs,me ttruvturef, and that the connection
with the water-work> were destroyed, were cir
? n -;*nces unfavorable to the quenching of
the flames by the usual agencies. An
we write this the fire to still raging.
? >ne-l.ai; of the city, embracing ten thousand
hwiM?, Las been reduced to ashes. and at least
'?.MO |-4 rsons rendered hou-elem and homeless.
We kiM-w the American character too well to
b< lie a e for a moment that these unfortunate
people will not l>e succored in their dire distress.
A- a |* ople we are seldom found to hesitate in
responding to appeals for aid under similar cir
cnndiMii, and we therefore confidently be
lieve that our citizens of all classes will come
torward promptly and do all in their power to
relieve the Chicago sufferers. The President of
the I nited States ha- already taken measures to
give them temjs>rary relief by tarnishing from
the public stores supplier of clothing and food,
an act which will be warmly approved by
MnrM. ?
Five dollars and fifty cents on every hundred
? loll an. is the tax rate of Philadelphia.-Watk
mptirn Star.
The radical city of Philadelphia experience*
the Me?*ing? of radical mle. The State tax of
\ irginia. which Is denounced by the radicals,
is fifty cents on ereij hundred dollar*?one
eleventh of the radical rate. Shall we call for
the Utter rate ??Mi'.hmnnd Ditpntck.
Why not. If it will make you twelve times as
prosperous?wake you up, improve your thor
oughfares, multiply your railroad and steamship
l?ne>. give all your mechanics and laborers work
at gotxl wages, increase yonr population and
their nivalis of living comfortably, stimulate
traile. educate your children, and send you
bowling along on the path ol progress'.' Ifyos
??refer stagnation and would rather stand still,
while other communities with not half your
natural advantages, are outstripping you in the
race toi population and wealth stick to yomr
?lty cent* and boast of it. lr your sister city
Bait: more had done so, where to-day would hare
been tier railroads and steamship lines, her busy
population and her lines of ware-houses'.*
We mention Baltimore in this connection in
preference to other citits where the same re
sult- have followed similar causes, liecause It is
the 1 atural rival of Richmond and Norfolk, and
lias shot ahead of them so far. only because the
spirit of enterprise ha* prevailed, and demon
strated the absurdity of the idea that a low rate
ot taxation is a great blessing and a high rate,
ruin. No American city has ever yet incurred
a debt for judicious Improvements and enlarging
it- communication*, thus necessitating an in
crease of taxation, without a more than corres
|**n<iing increase of prosj>erity. The story of
'he Irish nan who grumbled because he had to
p:.y a dollar a bu>hel for potatoes in this coun
try. while he could buy them in Old Ireland for
a shilling, and being asked why he did not stay
there then, replied. " Be gorra, I didn't have
the shilling," ftly illustrate.- the clap-trap about
high taxes. Richmond may be an exception,
but there are communities in Virginia where it
i- much h:?rder work for taxpayers to raise their
fifty rents per hundred dollar* than it is tor
Phihoielpbians to pay their 9&~4) |.er hundred. '
lu Kicl iu' iid even, skilled mechanics are (or
were a few weeks since) working on an iron j
steamship for a pittance of 91.15 i?r day. while
'Vircr* in the same ship-yard were work ng for
'fin cents to one dollar per day, ra'^es only '
t'uf half the average paid in Washington.
The present constitution of Pennsylvania was
t<iop:ed more than thirty years ago. and aince
itwn mbsitku seventeen amendments have '
I teen ad<led at sundry times by joint resolution.- '
of the leg .slat ure. and approved by popular
vote. The people are to vote to-morrow on the i
?|Ot stion of calling a convention for its revision.
T!.< reforms to be accomplished through a new .
vi list tuUon are an increase of the number ot
arnators ami representatives in the general
assembly: biennial sessions of the legislature;
tlie election by the {>eople of sundry state o?
rers now otherwise chosen; minority representa
tion: modifications of the pardoning power; a
change in the tenure and mode of choosing the
jnliciat); a change in the date of the auuual
tall elections to the time of the presidential
ciectMtn. to present what is called colonization
from surrounding states, and to dispense with
one election every fourth year; and further re
strictions upon the (>owers of corjKirarions.
The large quantity of paper used by Tn
Ma? makes it difficult when any accident inter
It res w ith our regular source ot supply to pro
cure enough in the markets to meet the demand.
The low water having forced tin* mills we relied
on to suspend operations, we have been com
pel led for seme weeks past to buy paper where
we could in small <ioantities for temporary use.
In consequence of the great demand for our
doable sheet on Saturday, our supply ran out
and a number of our subscribers, we regret to
say. were thus deprived of fheir papers. With
our usual care to supply regular subscribers
t r.-t enough paper was reserved to serve all the
routes, but by an uuavoitlable accident a num
ber ot sheets were spoiled in printing, and at the
I ist minute it was discovered that not enough
pa|-er was left to make up the ileficiency. We
have taken soch mea-urea as will, we hope, pre
vent any failure to supply all our patrons In the
tiitsre.
Sir Wil.iam Armstrong has nia<le a proposition
to the men on strike in Newcastle, England, to
resume work for the present at the rate of fifty
seven hours per week, if the masters will agree
to reduce the hours to fifty-four per week at the
liexii ning of next year. This seems to be lair,
and will eventually give the workmen all they
have been contending for. The masters have
held oat against fixing the standard of time for
labor at fifty-four hours per week while un
finished contracts were on hand. The proposed
arrangement willenabie them to finish their con
tra. t> this year, and start the new year with the
new nine hour rule.
A report was ma<le to the Episcopal Conven
tion 49 Baltimore on Saturday by a committee
ot the House of Bishops u;.ou the ritual of the
Church, which takes a strong position la opposi
tion to the observance* winch are apecial
characteristics of the High Churchman. This
action is aw* final, however, a* the committee
recommend that the subject be referred to a
joint committee from both Hooaeaot the Con
vention. To-morrow the discussion on this fro
pewit ion wilt commence.
The Cwmda Indians on the fireen Bay reserva
tion have abandoned the tribal form of govern
ment and adopted the republican. \
The official canvas* of the vote on the new
constitution in Nebraska, show* a majority of
Ml agarnst the instrument.
I* TgiJuom P a an (K. T.) ucm,.
da> Ortolan wow the 1 fc mile handicap, for two
vesrs o ids, in i-ai, ever eight competitors.
Harry Ba**ett www the champion stakes, for
three-year olds, two mile*, in fttk, over six.
The nuiaory stake*, for two-year olds, one mUa,
*?* 1Ji' kT MeDaaieP* entry, oser
The four-mils sweenstakss was won hv
seven. Tbe rour-mile sweetistakea ws won hv
EcliptJs in 7
Th* riBALTT for the offenee of whieh Oenl
Bower mas has been convicted Hi Baltimore is
imi*risonment for not lem than aix month* nor
more than tan yean In the Jail or penitentiary,
as the court ma v direet. and a fine of doable the
amount of the verdirt eg the jury, which verdict
is
AH'tin DurarLT*n?O. M. Van Baren,
Pension Agent for New York city, wu arrested
>at untev, charged by f ."mmissiever of pen
sions. ?MMr, with being a defaulter to the
amount of 911<M>. He gave bail in 913.0UU to
lot Uiai.
?mMI
F Cooks * Co. faraiBb the
Bwyi awr?.i ' ?*lff
j *?jm trv^ ,?-m J% 9 Jj.mu
V.w. w. ?wM.M..|im in-j ir ?<^?#PfcW.l4tt ifi
H#*. 1M _ Its W >?>JdI A.VKS 15
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MMft 1
I B? tk* WtiUTM Cm on Ititarmmk Cswipaay.]
Lewis J. hnann 9 Co?*ote stocks and butidt. in
CT < ?? U? ?; tlsrip-sa. 1: Canton, 77S. Cumberland,
?: W??rn I"Sinn Telegraph, Qoirksilver,
Adams' lijtpre*i 96\; Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'s Ex
I press. M, American Express. 871t; United States
Express. H,%. N. T. Central aad Hudson, ?;
. Hew Turk CVitral Scrip, 5-V Erie. 30*4; do. pre
ferred. HP; Harlem. ?: do. pred. ?; Reading,
113*.; Mich ganCentral. 11>S. Lake Shore and Mich
igan Southera, MBS; Union Paci9c Railroad,
M; Illinois Central, )/S, Cleveland and Pitta
I'mg- ?; Northw-st. ?. Northwest preferred, ?;
1 Cievaisnd. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
?. *sw Jer??-j Central, 1WS; Rock UlandV ?;
' MilwaaAie and St Panl. 61l?: do preferred, ?);
W.t?h and Western. Delaware. Larkawana
aad Western. It"9**: Fort Wayne, ?; Alton and
Terre Haute. ?, Hannibal and St. Jwepb. 62:
j Chica?<< at d Alton, ofd: do. ar-f'd, ?; Ohio
1 and Mississippi certificates. Coluinha*. Chi-ago
; and Indiana Central. 19^; Tennessee <"s. old. MS;
do new.M\: V irgima ? ?. old. HO; North ''arolma
41S: do. new, i?S: Missouri ?'*. Oeo
''*1 Pacific Bonds, )>i2'< ofd; Union Pacific let
Bond*, j). Ocld, lllVillf,. Market strong.
VIHrkrti Tartar*
Balttmcbb Oct. ??.?Virginia sixes, old. 51 askel;
I do . ?ouprn. old. fj asked.
hiLT<M"i> Oct. 9.?Cotton nominal; low mid
] dlicgs.lPV Flour steady and firm Wheat. Amber,
91 4?9l .4, gi??l to pr.aj red. 91 ..*0a *!.?', < omuion
to lair, #1 3ua9l .45; Pennsylvania. S1 fiu. Ohl? and
Indiana. $ 1 .ft>*9I 63 C ? rn?mixed western 72a7.v,
?alee. l<> <*J0 bu?hels on private terms Oat*. 4rt*52r
Rye, rs!m9k-. P >rk stead* at 914 !0. B*< >n ftrni:
she aider*. 3; rib Hide*. 8'4; clear rib*. HS Sntrar
cured ham*. 16Sal7'jc. Lard steady at loUalU^c.
wnieln dnll at 91.01.
Lo? ra>N. Oct. 9.11:30 a m.?Consols opened at 91',
for aoner and MS for arcoiint. J'ive twenty bouda
of 1?. ?S M*.nld KV I*? la W'a.WU
Low no*. Oct. ?. 1-30 p m ?Oon??l? ?fi for motier.
9SS acconnt. PiTe twenty 1861. MS; 10 *>'?. *?.
Fsaxkfort, Oct. 9. ? Five-tweuty bonis. 1*12
opened at SCSaS
Paklf. Oct.9.?Rente* opened at 56 fr. 37e.
The U ...
War Dipaitxixt. QfiuOkit* Sitnnl Qfrti.l
VMUMIM, D. C.Oct. 9. 1871, 10 a. m. i
lT5orillFOI TH? paut Twutt fori Hot7R? ?
The art* of the highest l>aroaieter hu mot mi alow
1? ea?t and aoutheMtward, and bow extend* from
Cape Hatteraa to Maryland. Ha/v and clear
weather, with eonthweateny wind* and ri*inv tern
permtnre, prevails in the Middle and Kastern State*.
Northeasterly winds, with cl<>?dmess on the aoutb
Atlantic coast, and light rain in northern Florida.
Kaaterly winds, with failing barometer in the Oalf
Mate* The low barometer which existed Sunday
moraiM in the Missouri valley, has apparently ad
vanced t??t very little eastward Brisk snath and
southwesterly winds, with smoky weather have con
tinned on the upper lakes, so far as heard frm: and
tkreatening weather, with light rain, has prevailed
north and northwest of Missouri. Report* are not
yet received froui the upper lakes and Rocky Moun
tain stations.
P*oiABlLTT!F.? ?The barometer will probably fall,
with increasing ? asterlv winds, and possibly rain
daring the day along the entire 8<<nth Atlantic and
Florida roast*, a^ullieasterly winds, with increas
ing cloudiness aud local rains, on the Oulf coast.
Freeh and brisk pouthwesterly winds snd hazy
weather on the lower lakes. The threatening w<*?ther
in the MIseouH valley will probably move northeast
ward, over Lake Michigan Telegraphic c->tnmuni.
ration beyond Chicago la Interrupted by the fire in
that dty.
flTy* FHILHARM* ?N tC ?OC IBT V ,-R-hearsal
LL? IHlh EVENING, at Mirini's Ha'l. E
street, between 9th snd loth streets, at 7:30 o'clock.
It rHABl.ES C EWER. Secretary.
[yv=? BOALD OK PUBLIC WORKS.
LL5 Washington. D. C., Octol>er 9. ian.
contractor wilt lie allowed to open any street f< r
paving, sewering. A-' , without having first obtained
a special permit, in writing, from the Itoard: and
that all applications for this riaas >t pernrts shall be
n.ad? the hours of 1 aad4o clock p. ui. at
tbe . flice of the Board
It CHAS. ? JOHNSON. Acting Secretary.
JV^?NkW Bl 1LDINC ASSOCIATION.
vii account of the great demand f^r Building A-?o
ciatien stock on Capitol Hill- the mumt?>rs of th>
varion.- ae?ociation* now in successful op- rniion
east of the Capitol, will bold a meeting at Donley'*
Hail, corner Pennerlvania avenns and 3il street
east, on next THURSDAY NIGHT October U'n.
at 7 p m . for til- pneprise of organizing ? new A*
sociatioa. to which all desiring stock are request.-d
to attend. * oc9-4t
p HjTaTL N O TTC K
!y cuetomees and those having ordered w .rk will
Hon me <>nedour west of my obi pia? - . over J Rradiy
Adam-' News Stand, "?16 F street, opposite Pa'eiit
Office [oc7?t'J Mb*. L. A. MCLEAN.
Hi CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION T
i? The ?ixtb annual m>-,-ting of tbeCESTKAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held at ih
Coltiabian Law Bnildme. .Mh street, on TUESDAY,
10th instant, at 7 o'clock, whett. in addition to th>*
ordinary buMtaess. officers will be tlected for vh?
ensnti'g year.
or7-3t \>M. W. MllUBK. S.-rretarv.
NKW BUiLUING ASSOCIATION.
>se wishing stork in a new Building Aaaocia
ti< n. unun an improved equitably-working plan, are
respe. tfally r?uaei4ed to att?nd the adjourned m -et
mgof the EUREKA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
on TUESDaY ne\t,th?- H?th iH*?ant,at 7S nclork
l ni , in the Lectnre Room of Columbian Collegc
Law Building.5tb ?tr?-et. A* the Above propn*,.* to
be a Uadiat A?soristicn. those in want ot stock will
do well to attend.. o?;<
11 K ?The Mvkhuiiii ra of the Rorkviile
'A_W and W?*i ir an Turnpike R..a.i Company
sre hereby noflre.1 'bnt a final -'istriboiion of the
tiiot.e\ ot, h: t>d will be paid on d,-ir:iml a' 'h?* H*:ik
ol W Kehiiiatoii. S. IS. HuAKMAN,
is-< t* Tr R .tnd W T R. Co.
nr3-"N<>TK'k. ? The Twenty -econd Regular
M-ntblv Meeting of the PIONEER UOME
S1B.AD ASSOt IATD N will be held at Board of
Trade Rix m*. TUESDAY, the Xi.h of October, 1871,
at TSp.m . for tbe payment of dues sn<) the elertioti
of hve Directors to fill vai ancies in the Board. A
full attend*ace i f iuemb*Ts i respectfully reuuosled.
oc4?t J G. BIGPLOW, Secretary.
rj^-aABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
LINCOLN HALL.
Cobkkb Ninth a.nd D Stbbbts,
Under the auspices of the
YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The time for holdiag these services hag been
chsng>-d from evening to 3 M p. m.
Short addreases and good mu?ic will make the *er
vices interesting se3-tr
TV^UFFICE OF SCPKR1NTENDKNT~0F
1^7 ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,
Washington, D. C., Sept. S, 1871.
Notico Is hereby given that blank forms, in ac
cor'la nre with tbe amendment to the "Assessment
Act.' are now in the bands of the Assessors of the
several legislative district*. Persons who bare
made returns of bonds, promissory notas and other
securities bearing interest, can now correct the same
so as to show the Income from 'uch securities, which
ia alone taxable.
All tboae who have neglerted to make return of
personal property, aa required by law, are warned
todoao iaunediately; otherwise it will b?oome the
duty of tbe Assessors to make aa?ea*ments
'* according to tbe best information they can ob
tain fmai which assessments there ran be no ap
peal. Section 7 >f the act of Aug. 9th provides that
in all cases of refusal to make return as required by
law. "tbe said person, corporation, a*ai>ciation.
otupany or firm shall, for every such offence, for
feit and pay a fine of not lea* than five dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered in
the name of the District of Columbia in the Police
Court of said District " HA. HALL,
se5-tf Kuptnf Assessments and Taxes.
PATENT TRUSS.?Latest improvement on Wire
Spring Truss: highly recommended
for >-tier by physicians of thisrity. SoldM^^^^Sp
by <"A*SIN Druggist.7th nnd M streefs
or Manufacturer, 447 P street. B'-ar S oc7 3t*
O T I C ? !
N
ivr un
0
iBavingtaken the HORSE SHOEING SHOP on
Ohio avenue, between 14th and 1Mb streets,
tor many years uccupicd by myself and
> tbers. I hope, by strict atteatioa to buai
aasa and good workmanship, to merit tbe
r.intiLusnre of the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon me in former years.
oc7 <1* CHARLES LEKMAN.
GREAT SENSATION -Fine Solid Gold and Sil- |
?er WATCHE9, warraBte*4, to be had be
low auction prlccs at CAEO-S BA/AR, 914
Pa. Bv.,hetw?en 9th and 10th sts. ocA-tr
WE ARE h'OW RECEIVIllG FOR PRIVATE
I !*ALF | ? M
^ODY BRU
SRLL Th KE1
G RAINS. Ilk
>ii.uijTHillMMRMIIIII^B
offerteg at law prices, on the second ioor. Also, on
!? ?H'ck ' f excellent PARLOR,
CHAMBER and other furniture, made by the best
makers, to which wa call the attention of buyers
. . _ A CO.,
Auctioneer* aBjJOomnnssioVi Merchant*.
oc5-6t 99# and 99% cor. Pa. ave. and 9?h st.
j^TONE MASONRY.
OrrtcB Washiistos AQttBi>rrT, t
Wasbinoton . D. C.. OctoUr id, lwl.f
Sealed Propoaais, tad or sad "Proposals for Coping
of Cabla John Brtdgs," will b- received at this
office until U o'diock oa the Mth Mat op Octo
SBB.
Proposal* will be receirad oaly on th* print- d
hkh. whh circular*, plan*, *a*eMeat1ons,
coatract. aad aa/ d-eired laforauuion. can
, by maU or Is anraoa. to
GEORGE H. 1LL10T.
1, 0.U
, 9.A.,
Aqaedact.
SENECA QUARRIES.
fU MART LA* D FRE^sTOHB M. 9 M. OOM
BW to
"WatfylS^Vapfi^> W.
BaJT-m.w.fJm 0 W BAYDR*. horetaril
DAEAAR? Bargain* tn Lad tea', Seats'aad Chi
Ddren* UNDERCLOTHIktt mar b* found at
Wotbea'a Christiaa Aaaociatloa, Tmflofarr Squarr.
A'l order* promptly aad aeatlv executed. Rvtraao
a E auset ,hetw*ea4th aodKk. aoll-tf
9.
J. HAT,
p<11 *1
VELVETS, PARIk Kill *
DEALER 19 ALL 1
foreign and n<>
BLACK SILKS. SILK
"? GLoVus. AND
R IN PS OF
^ 'MESTIC
DRY GOODS,
??? Pes*. An., irwr n ?th asd 10t? it*.
?V Mr Shackelford. Mr a gen: in Europe, kf?M
ox constantly supplie.1 wirk
LYONS BLACK GBOS GRAIN SILKS
fr<m Ihe manufacturers. an 1 w? h*rrn<min
Store a_ splendid assortment at $1.50, 9U4, A*,
lili. liJU nd upto tip?r rwd
?TTb?* in want of gor-d BLACK SILKS for suits
"'?uM. in jaatice to themselves, inspect our stock,
fak* samples and compare them with any In this or
Ih- Rnltunors market. They will find that our Silks
ar? read# of " Fnre Silk,' and the p?Tc? fr?r ?m-I?
qnalityftony sn per cent. lower than they can pur
chase them elsewhere.
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAfRS,
The" Buffalo" and Bearer " brands.
We are Afent* for the sale of Meaara. Peake.
Opdytke * Co'a celebrated bemads "BUFFALO''
BLACK ALPACAS anil " *EA VER" SILK finished
k PL'RR MOHAIRS.and hara Constantly on
hand*ll Qualities of these rery excellent and justly
pornlar goods, from 4M cents to $1.16 per yard
?^"Purchasers will know these giod*, ?? a ticket
l* attached to each place bearing a picture of the
Buffalo and Bearer. Nou>- oth?r* are genuine.
PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
*v.* >J?rKer ?tOCk or the beat quality
<-'f PARIS KID GLOVES than can be found in anv
other retail honse id the United Stat.-s, th? moat of
?hem ?f our own importation. One twrt. three and
lonr button gloves all sires. nn<f colora to match
will. Good KID GLO\ ES $1 a pair.
M0UBNI5G PRKS9 GOO**.
^ "n<1 complete stock now in "tore of
n LDPINS unrivalled fabrics. Alan, beat .(nality
Black English Crapes. Crape Veils, Mourning Hand
kerchiefs. Ac.. Ac.
?y-ONE PRICI ONLY cin plain ftgnre*
on each article.
oc?-tr2 JOSEPH J. MAT.
J^EAD ! BEAD!! READ!!!
TRICES, STYLES, ?
At a. RTBAH,<
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Tubee Dnovs rsoji 11th Street.
FALL AND WINTER SUITS :
CA8T0R BEAVER SUITS _ 937.00
ENGLISH DIAGONAL SUITS. Si'oo
ENGLISH CASSIMERE gg00
ENGLISH MELTON g0 00
WASHINGTON MILLS 20 00
TIGIR SILK. MIXED ... 18 00
HARRIS' SILK. MIXED _ j6 00
HARRIS' CASSIMERE 15 So
SCOTCH CASSIMERE " j4 00
PL'TMAN CASSIMERE. 14 00
PH(ENIX CASSIMERE U 00
ALL WOOL CASSIMERE * ia 00
GENTREL CASSIMERE... j0.00
And HEAVY SUBSTANTIAL SUITS S 00
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PANTS
AND VESTS,
A LA HUE VARIETY.
YOUTHS SUITS
FROM to 910
pr, ,v BOTS SUITS
rB( w - ?94 to 910
OVERCOATS, CAPES AND GLENGARY COATS
IN GREAT VARIETY AND PRICES.
CALL AND SEE.
S9*Reineinber name and number.
A. MTRAI M.
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
?e2f-l j 1011 Pa. are., bet. 10and llthstreeta.
rjlllE GREAT MM^OYKRY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
_ __ ** AMII\t?TOJI? I>. f* . July 21 HT1
the B ALMoV?Vtr" *'r ' h?v" f"r ,i"">
i . J fALJI Of LIKI in mv family an a w.-i?h
and have found it all yuy mm-ud. I aui ?ull t.i
join ,?her. in C?n.n.endinif an article that I- . ftd i.t
ly doine so much good.
Yours, truly, O-0. HOWARD,
Brijf General. U. S. V.
Letur from JUDGE W M IR. 0f V. S. Supreme
I'ourl. U.C.
? ? v. , Waams.iToK, li.C.. Jy?eJ4 MTV.
I?. ,?r >,r: I bave given >oiir B \ LM OK LIKE for
Mtr l air a fair t rial, and am nin. li r,|. a-.-.l wit It it*
????. ts. It in a be?|ihft:l wash for both tbe ?c?|p aiM)
liaji mid its influence to sooth tlie uerves and revive
I V "V',V'"|' TT'" from overwork i? most
'I' livnrfn|. I have not nstnl it except wash l.iit
on voiir racommendation, and fiotu the faith its n-e.
tnus tar-has se? ured from me. J should feel great
. ??I tid; nee in taking it as a medicine, accordhig to
y< ur onlytions. Very respocifnliv >ours,
try. Cook. ANDREW WYL1K.
D.ar PTof<??- J?ly 1-t, 1871.
Atieru;i,,?y..nr BALM OF LIVE in many in
i'^T.V ,i'rr""",\n') ? ?m '-'lad to ?tv it
Jill, rdi- lie relief M.nirht K..r diarrhira, colic, -irk
lM-aiia. In-latarrli.<ciigh. and all external infl.un
otM.oii 1 tun con* mm ed of its efllcacv l>v a? ?
n J MElO?, Jm!
pto,.tT&rKer FATURR boyle
i I' m iI'V- 'o : " *"PP't of BALM
F LIFE, the whirl, it h eratnity. (as siiggest.sl.i
" ^rl"'1f,,lly *.'hn?? ledge,i. ir rh?l lfe.| to ine
a ill .nil) honored. I am alto^ -thcr pit-.u*-.l u Ub
I "'i ?. ,o? Yoors yery trnlv,
Jun< .4. l?l. F. E. BOTLE.
Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Rick Headache.
Nenraliria_In?,rdcred StouMeli. Diarrltu-a. D>svo
?2 i""*; throat. Coughs ami Colds. Earache. S,?re
Er?-s, Itching. < ut?. lfnrns, Brni?s. Felons, k.ils,
Carbnticles, Salt rheum, and Old S..res, Remov<
liaiidrutt. stop healthy Hair tailing, get new growth.
?c., by u^inif
Prof. < ook'n lUlm of Uff.
I.scarelesa use will not injure, under any circnm
"iRllCr?,
"",l rrtai) bv the following first class
V'ifJ 7?"U A -! ? 4 0 Pil "?v = J K Major,
cor. Hi and H -is ? W s. Thompaun, 703 lath St.;
* " i J^u' , 1 ' S'-.i * ar?l A W al-h. cor. Pa
? i J P Milium A Co., ,*>;il 16th st.;
?. C. Simnis. cor N. Y. av. and 14th st.; Nairn A
*r ?ni,*h?"t < " J?> Taulman. cor.
??". ?. v Ferguson, 101 Pa av., S.
?V 7 V or. *1 st. and Mass. ar
'harles F Mnore, cor. 17th st. and Pa av.:
Ridgii v a Pharmacy, 1?!M Pa. ay.; Kolb A Bros ,
i'li*. v?' t.? ?rt''r and < . M ifrliallon, 1300
If h st.. WashiMton. G. W, Crople*, 110 Bridge
St ; T. L. ?-ropier AC... 1 ??? -t ,Ge..rge
town; also at retail by Druugists generally. Mann*
fa<Hiring I'- p- t. comer Mh and H streets. See t?sti
nii'iiials and directions. an3-tf
A NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK.
or
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
SPORTING GOODS,
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
PRICES VERT LOW.
?eor?i p. oorr,
1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between 10th and 11th,
an? eotf WOODWARD'S BUILDING.
GERMAN .
"T OF COL
ia tha beat advertTsfng mediuin "r'Ll Vnslanss urn
especially for Americans to draw German custo^Tri'
rpH? GREAT PREVERTIVR OF OTILLS,
P. X. DOOLEyS
TOXIC ELIXIR or CAL1SJL TA.
rOA SALE BT
tX. Doolay, Drnggist, eor. Pa. are. and eaat 3d at
Wh stsl?*t CoTDrnggiaU, Pa. ara., bet. 4% and
A. Crotchet, Druggist. Aaacoatla. D. Q. od-tf
U RPBIICI'I
LOAN OrriOM,
1HI PENNSYLVANIA AVRI0B.
f ur STAIRS.)
BAKAR for THE SALE
?V
UNREDEEMED GOODS
t OMDEENEaTM.
FPESFOSSR^ FRIRCH RAKERT,
? SOS lfru Stmeet, mae Pa. At.
Joco"a Bread and Rattar
Set ?ry ^rl* EAtauranta fnrnished at aatis
'???P^-Velati'a Oaafsctloncry, SIS ISth street
b?mU. Order* can lm Icli thets. aelliui*
WANTS.
Y\'ANTED?BI'tHJY. ?itWr shifting jn no ton.
vT Addrens. with price.QASH. Star c*lt
wv.TfESizfEs*^ ?*?"
WV',1?g-AT"" gffl
\V ANT ED? A got-1 COOE, t*?s*?nces retired
TV wbtte pr.ferred. HAVENNBB X hnk.-rv. C
street: Ilo. OlT oc?it*
WANTED?A first-class COOK. W&SIXK*a4
IKi'hKR he?t of references required. Apply
at No. 33tt< street N. W. ee?-*?
?loT
If
IVASTID-A GENTLEMAN a* out-door sales
'' man. Tu ?nuiUMe per* >n r .nstani
meat. AJdnwl' tt.,8lar Offlri'.
WAN! ED?At No. 1203 H ftrwt. corner i?th,
BOARDER* in a private lx?nlin( horn**. at
$ ? f? pt r week. Booms nicely furnished nc9 .V
WANTED?to hire a good CuOl for a t*nnl? of
? wo. Mni*t runie well muDmrnd?l. Inquire
at 1015 Grtre?t,N. W. oo?3t* |
WANTED-A MAN to carry on a far n and gar- ]
don uear thin city on sh*?e? Mu?? have a
team, Ac. Apply to HILL A TKEV1TT, 720 lit la
Street. It*
\y ANTED -A good i ook. Wvhir and Ironer
vv wi?hes k HUM E in a private family. Please
address 311 .VI street. between C and Ma?aschu?etu
avenue. NE. Capitol Hill It*
\*7ANTKD-A C0L<>REl?~ WoM AN to co *.
" wash and iron, short distance in thecouutry.
on line of Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Liberal
Apply 609 Pennsylvania avenue.
"o95t RHVAS R tOa.
VV'ANTKD?Bvauutu, long resident in this city.
v v a pITUATION as salesman in a hardware of
(trorory store. IIa* bail experience in both, mostly
in the former. Pay not so tuuch an object a* em
ployment. Address B. WWashington. D. C. It*
| EE/ANTED-A good reliable WuXAH, either
| f* white or colored, to do general h usework
must bring unexceptional references. Apply at SIS
12th afreet, between E and K aireeta. oc?-?t
WANTED?To buy a FARM of S> or more acre*,
comfortablr improved, within4mile* of City
Hall and price n<>t to trxceed #3,?un. Address. for
| one week. Box 492 Poet Office. oc9-2t
A NTKD?One of the beet < AN VASBER^in tbe
cits; must be of good ad<lres?, nest. tidy, fall
of vim and p-rseveriiig; none other need apply.
Salary paid. Address vim," this office. It*
Y\'ANTEI>?A PAKTNEE with froni BMP to #SN
" raah to engage in the wholesale and retail pro -
dace business in a good location. Fur partn u1ar*
call at *11 D street N. W^ oc9 3t*
WANTED?A nicely furnishel FBOBT ROOM,
central location, by a gtutlomnn. Private turn
ily prtfirr^d. WELCEEB,
H* Office corner 13th street and N. Y. are.
w
w
VI* ANTED?Immediately.* middle aged WOMAN
?" to do the cooking, washing and ironing tor a
t-mall family; must l? willing to make herself useful
and to come wall recommended. Apply at 710 13'h
street N fw. ocP-3t*
EE/'ANTED?By a young man from Virginia, a
? v SITUATION in a private family, store, or
I'fficr, aa waiter or messenger; have had experience
at all of the above nioaed business. Pleate address
WANTED, at No. 1916 7th. between T and Boun
dary streets. Washington, IKC\ It*
EVENTED?Two good BOOT MAKERS. Apply
vv No. 931 New Jersey avenue, opposite the de
pot. (oc7-St*] B. P. L'TZ.
WANTED?FABM BANDS.on Fenwick farm, a
mile from Boundary street, on lett hand of
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. $35 per month,
oc 7 It* <57STEWART
ANTED?Two good-looking, neat and tidy
YOUTHS.( White.) of from 14 t? IS years of
age. for a pleasant business. For particulate apply
623 16th streot northwest oc 7 it *
WANTED?Immediately, two or three first rlaas
CABINET MAKERS or CAKPKN TKRH Call
at4a.ni aH>05 G street, near <kh street, or after 6
p. m.at Tl6 11th street northwest.
oc7-3t * J. G WE AVER.
EV*ANTED? By a geutleman and wife, two
"? ROoMdand uae of storeroom, either furuiahial
or unfurnished. Will be permanent If nuited. Ad
drees, stating location aud terms, ALPHA. S -tr
Offi ce oc7 8t*
YYr ANTE^D?^To purchase or rent, a small HOUSE
? ? of from four to seven room*, with modern im
proTtm*-nts. Mn<t be in a good neighborhood and
aoceasible Addre?s, with particulars, BANDER
SON, Star Office. oc7 ?f
YYTA^''*??hny.a H??USE. containing fr. in
? ? six to nine rooms. Will pay for one that sutts
fr< m to 4i.?Uica?h; balance, Qm jv-r mouth
Munt l.e in a good localitv. Commnnicalions that
do not state location, number of rooms, lowest price,
terms. A<- , will not be noticed. Address M.O.C..
Citv Post Office. t*^-3t*
W? ANTED?Active YOUNG MEN, to canvass
?* for Patent Reflec ing (ias and Lampshades.
Inunire at do. 404 7th street, from 6 io 8 o'clock
p.m. oc4-3t
YYr ANi ED?A respectable BEBVANT GIRL. iT.
?? cook. wash and iron in a sina'l family of four.
Apply t L ABRAHAM. 93T New Jersey avenue,
near C street. odt-3t*
WANTED?By a young la^y. a few small chll
* * dren to instruct, as ? ISITING G0^ERNB>8;
or to travel with a family as teacher or companion
Best references given. Addreas. for one week. A.
?< .<1tyPNt<iCct. ociMt*
YV'antki> Tu RENT?An UNFURNISHED
HOUSE. In i/o. ?i location, bv November 1. In*
ijuireof W. L. WALL, corner 9th street aud Pa.
aventlf.
WABTED iMHlDlATELY-A YOUNG <iEN
1 LK.MAN to -tudy th?- profession of Architec
ture. N.G. STARKWEATHER. Plant's Building,
c< nier New Y< rk avenne and ISth street. oc5-4t*
YVAKTKD~Fir,,t'cU** ACCOMMODATIONS in
H a private family for a geutlciuin and lady.
R?-fer*-n<*es exchanged. AAiress, giving partiru
WAN'ED?Improved ami unimproved rRO
I'ERTY for sale. Will attend t<> renting c^n
trallv Icx-ated Propertv. fall s'wm.a? mw in a good
time |n sell or rent W>- have $10 OOO TO LOA N
on Kwl iLrtate in thi.-* city.
ttSSl DODGE A DAWNEILLE.
*1T A NTKD?1 'atererli to know that an eleuant
vv MMNO KHOM and KITCHEN, with large
ranee and cellar, are for rent in the new four story
building at fcoutli-a?.t corner 15th street and New
Y'urk Mvenue. within a few vards of the President's
Him*. Apply on the prenns?-s. ocS 6t*
YYr ANTED?By a rsiiyttttbleffoan a SITUA
v v TION in a fiinall family todo housework; his i
little Ikij thr
little Loj three years old that -he would like to ha?e
with her. Address 1012 K street east, between 10th
and llth, southeast. *e25
WANTED?A yu ung LADY to weave hair and
for hairdrogsing. None but an experienced
hand need apply, at B. HELLER'S, 713 Market
SpacO. se2-tf
WANTED?A FARMER and GARDEN KK. a
single man preferred. One who cau c >me well
recommended will And permanent employment and
fair r-cinpenaation. Apply to YATK8 A WltiWALL,
310 7th street,or B. W. CABTEB. near Tenually
town.D. C . sej
WANTED?Everybody to know tnat PHILLIP
PEYSER. 114? 7th street, pavs the highest
cash price for Ladies'. Gents' and Children*' CAST
OK Ft'LOTH I NO. BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and
CAPS, BLANKETS and QUILTS.
A note by mail will be attended to.
PHILLIP PEYSER, Agent,
an3t 3m 1146 Seventh street, uenr M.
WANTED?MEWand OAST OFF CLOTHING
GUNS, REVOLVERS, DIAMONDS, at A
COHEN S Loan Office. 1031 7th street. A note by
mail attended to. A.COHEN. , jan'SI-ly
WANTEI>?New and cast-off CLOTHING, DI
AMONDS. WATCHES, OLD GOLD and S1L
VER, GUNS, REVOLVERS, and all kinds of
PERSONAL PROPERTY . The highest cash price
will be paid at the OLD CHRISTIAN LOAN
OFFICE,>14 Mb street, between D aad the a?
enne.
ja26-ly BORERT FULTON * OO.
ANTED?All those who value their sight to
know that the be^ ,lONK DOLLAR SPEC
w
TACLE" in the cota*w*Js accurately suited to the
eyesight by H. H.J&HPLER, the Optician, aor
ner 4H street and I%nnsylvania avenue. Depot for
Therju
WANTED?Everybody in favor of thoroughly
cleaned Carpets, almost as bright aa new, to
send orders to L. RIC'B. at the Steam Carpet beat
ing Works, Mains avenue, between 434 and 4th
streets. myl6-tf
ANTED?< #20.OOO > twenty thousand dollars
worth of new and cast-off CLOTHING, GUNS.
REVOLVERS, etc., etc. ROBERT FULTON A
CO. Loan Office. 314H 9th street. je7
?VERS?All the
Optician Store,
apl.Vtf
w
WANTED?COLT'S REVOL
large sixes, at HEMPLEB'S
Natisnal Hotel.
LOST AND FOUND.
L(>?T?On the night of the Hth inrt , on Capitol
Hill.a BKEABTPIN (#3gold piece.* The Under
will receive it* value by leaving it at Rigg* A Co. s
Bank. [lt*J A M. PROCTOR.
fit P REW a RD?Lost on the 6th in*t. a large
C?> NEWFOUNDLAND DoG, spotte.l?^_j
white. The above reward will be given if|^^C
returned to F. BOHLEB, 414
street. oc?**_
P REWARD?Lost on 4th inrt., near Treasury
?> bnildlag. asmall, black TERRIER^ J
)G: legs yellow;ears and tail cut short
...roal white; answers to the name of Jack.???*
The above reward will be paid on delivery at No.
19 lit street. Georgetown It*
TAKEN UP ABTBAY?On the5th in*t..a*mall
BEIFEB, about four months old. The? -a*
owner is requested to prove property. pavCiT*
charges and take it nway. P. J. CALL AO ?
Market street, between 6th and 7tb,G?ors?
P.C. t?3t*
c*AME TO THI feUB8CBlBKB-0n Friday,7th
October, a red and white spotted COW; a
uT??m - - - ? ?
small piece cat off the left ear, with a slit isl
tbe right. The owner is requested to come
? ' 1* and take her
O street, be
I Bridge oP-3t*
ST<>LEM?Front the Arlington, a
r SLUT; anawec# tq the name or w ^B
terrier SLUT; answer* to the name or - ?
?'Ttituy." A reward of #10 will be paid for the
return of either to"T14 ynngton.? ocft-tf
f 08T?A twisted GOLD CHAIN with bins locket
Li attached. The finder will be rewarded by re
turning it to ?f Montgomery (trset, George
town. seS
GENTLEMEN 8 OUTnTsT"
31 WIUuKTf A BCOPT, J|
Ml PsnwTLTAnA Arurra.
FALL STYLE MOW BEADT.
Constantly receiving new Kylesin FELT, OLOTB
and S1LE. Ac.
FULL LINE KNIOHTS TEMPLAR, KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS, AND MILITARY HATS,
CAPS, aHD EPAULETTES on hand, s?8 tf
FOB RENT ASP SALE.
|?UB RIBT-i ten Furnished Kn.it K'>oi
r lnjuira, aft*r tbree o'clock, at S137 F
' ???*
?treat. or? ?
FOB RENT-N*wly firniahed IOOMS, tingle or
eoanmunicating. with all ?od?rn conveaiaooea;
?onth front. Call after 3 p. a.., at 994 Grant ateeat.
between 9th and 10th .x-9<<*
Ft>R Mff-Tw* ilH-rtam thr"> ?tnrr BRICK
HOUSES, with dry cellar* hall-. **?. *?*! i>ath
rooms. hot and cold water. Apply to L. 8. CHAP
MAN. Mo. 1082 l?h atreet
FOR RENT?Only 0 in per month. the flat GEO
( SKI STORE corner Wh and L streets N. W .
the cheapest rent and the teat bnaineaa corner now
to ho had in the city. oe<Ht*_
f.^tVR RENT?BOolls suitable for offic? r
frotn two to ten R ^-ms over Store So. 1913 7th
strati, between M and B. Rent low. Appi> on the
pr?mi?e?. ncMt
r then they require wonld rent TWO ROOMS w>
gentlnnen Reference. exchanged. Fo??eael..n
October 15th Apply immediately at 312 E atreet.
next tl>e mrner of 6th. oc 91t*
F
IfoB
r atre
yuK RkNT?Three aieely tnmtahed RiioMSlua
r house with modern improvements and perfect
..rder. Family coa?ie?e of foar p <rsons. Un*xoep
tionsble references plven and required. ">09 I
street, near 9th. ^ _ *9 #*
F^liR SALE OR KENT? In <}eorgetown. it r >om
1!RI( K: gas. water and sewerage; lot fiOviat);
location a ntral. few w?lkt<' cars.merke
and churches. Apply at 17 1st street, George
town._ octAt*
FHiR SALE-A ?ix r>...m BRICK HOUSE, with
concreted cellar, hall, water, gas snl baih. state
na?t?h; front vards enclosed with iron fence. Price
9341*?f 1 JO* ca?h. bslance in five year*. Also,
one three story BR'CK, with all m ?d-rn conve
niemes; location g >od; in northern part ?f city.
Price .*?; 5uo, on easy terms. Inquire at 1822 lltli
<trc t N W ude***
PliH >AL* ? A batgab is ottered la a live-room
r two stor) FRAME HOUSE,newly painted, with
* summc kitchen, wood and coal cellar, aide and
berk xlleys; Tl feet front and 71 feet deep; on H
street, No. 218"*.between 21 At and 1X1 atreet*. At?n,
-onie desiraMe FURNITURE: ver> cheap. Ti?l?
nidi'pntsbb. Inquire on the premise* soon. as the
proprietor it about leaving the city. <>c9-tt*
OK SALEOR REMT-A Brit clase D to* k L LI N U
_ H0U&E. containing U or 14 rootu*. gas and
water: large garden; *taMe and carriage hoaae at
tached. G-orgetown. D. O.
A loo. a first class commodious H >use, large garden
attached. ? ?
Anil for sale, a fine Hriuae. Georgetown Height*.
Also. 14 new Hon*-* in Waahington.on long time.
DODGE * DARNEILLE.
oc9 4t 1487 I atreet. Wa*hin*t >n.
tM)R KENT-A SHALL FARM. It will be let to
r a milk man on very reaaonable terms. Inquire
at No. 8f*. North A street, Capitol Hill. oc7 3t
F~OR RENT?BRK'K HOUSE fire room* and
pa**age. No. 1410 17th atreet, between Maasa
chnsett* avenue and P street N.W. Inquire on
premtaea.or No 914 10th street N W. oc 7-3*
_ _ BALK VERT CHEAP-L??T situated oa lat
street.between F and G southwest. I,Vi5 f-et, 'or
0*0 cash; adjoining Iocs ?old for #SST ?wo year* aro
Addreaa B. F. G., Post 'tfHoe Blox 736. oc 7 2t
FOk RENT?HOUSW No. ITS* Utb street. f~
W . oppoelf State Department. Apply to KID
WELI. A HENDERSUN. 40b 5th street, between
D and E otreet*. oc7 6t*
FOR KENT?hewly furnished ROOMS at 1)13
K street, k lew doors from th? Hamilton
House. o<*> >t*
FOR RENT?Very pleaaant ROOMS, single or en
suite, with modern conveniencesi bath room to
each floor. Location one of the best in the city,
1504 H street. between 15th and 15Si. oc4-V*
FOR RENT-toorsK auh streetTbeiweea H
snd iTtwo doors from Pennsylvania av?nu*.
containing7 room*, bath room and cellar. Water
and Kfth in the house. Street car* pass convenieutlj
near.
Also, HOUSE on H street, between 12th and
13th 5. W.. containing eight room* and cellar: g*?
and water. Apply to JAMES W. BARKER 11#4
H street N.W. o<* tf
lAoR RENT??1^?Six-rejoin FRAME, withbriek
r ba*etiX'Ut: lot KiW.tii wide paved alley, and
stable in rear. No. 11^ 4th. lietween A and B streets
northeast, (Cepitol Hill.) Also. 016 Sfi. new six
room Frame, front vard. porch and pa**ajje; lot 17x
153. to alley ; No. 9713 T street, bet ween 9tb and 10th
northwfst. Applv to
^ M. F. HOLT/MAN. Attorney-at-Law.
Koonis No*. 1 and '2,
oc*-3t I RepJ Northeast cor. 7th and I> st*. N. W.
f^t'R 8A1 E OH KENT?I HE DESIKaBuE
PROPERTY on the Hei^bts of Georgetown, at
the corner of High and 8ih streets, kn wn a* the
residence of Colonel Willikm Robinson, but lat*lv
occupied bv Thoma* C. fox. The dwelling-honse 1?
commodious, and supplied w ith k m, water and all
moi'tii iniprovenient*. with about three acre* of
gnnnd attache*!, bcaiitilully adorned wi'h rare
trees and shrubbery. There ie a fine view of Wash
ingt 'ti the Potomac river and Arlington H-ighrs
Inquire on the premises, or at No. 703 15th stroet.
Washington, wr No. 92 Gay street, George
town. ocfi lm"
t^oR RENT?FURNISHED. 0150, 0*i, UN FUR
N1SHKO, 076. %?R'. 040. 015. 01-i 07
tn r, 6t THOp. E. W Alio A M AN . Sl9 7th s'reet.
C'OR RENT?A il7?UhK on the corner of L aud
r 1Mb streets N. W : 10r'X>ms; rental as a dwell
ing anil cr<M-erj store. Poa*e**ion given imm^li
>-tfly. Inquire of A. BORLAND, L atr?et. Mo.
1413. ocA-3t*
?^?"(IR SALE?The last of those desirable aiid at?
r tractive two-atory press brick front HOl'SRi,
in Whitney aud Warner's row. P street, between
9th and loth street: cellar, bath room. w:if*r ?nd
gas. a Nii deni t?ui?e;easy terms. B. H WARNER
7tJ9 7th street, between <J and H. or M M
B0I1RER. corner'.no st. and N Y . avenue. oc4 lot
LfttR BFNT?Elegantly urni-oed ROOMS Tor
r rent, with Board.three square* from the Post
Office. References exchange^- 020 I street, be
tween 6t h and 7th streets. net tw'
hENT?An elegantly furnish a H0USK oa
r F street north, between ?ith aud 7th streets w est,
containing eight be.brooms, saloon parlor, dining
room, library, two bath-room*, kitchen. Ac. At
tached to the property is a fine brick stable for four
horse*. Tbis property will not be let for leas than
a term of one year. Apply to
F B McGUIRE,
Real Estate Agen* and *nc?i.?ne?r,
oc2 tf Ollic- 1306 F stre*t.
tNli mWT?FURNISHKI> HOUSE, a desirable
private residence, occupied for the la-t ???
years by the Marquis de Chambrun, No. 1320 o
street, i 'ppo-ite the Church of Epiphany, set?
I^OR SALE OK EXCHANGE?'Two preen d brick
r front HOUSES, with French roof*, bay win
dows, stone trimmings and foundations, containiug
tight room* each, bath rooms, closeta, gas, water.
Ac., ill excellent locality.
CHAS. A MtEUEN k CO.,
Real Estate Ageuta,
?el9-tf 4117th atreet.
l^OR RENT?One of those beautifnl HoU"KSon
? uor'h aide <>f Corcoran street, (No 1437,) be
tween 0 and R streets north, and 14th and 15th
street* west; Man*ard Roof, terrace in front, and all
conveniences; rent 040 per month. Inquire on the
premises, or at office of Mutual Insurance Compauv,
over Bank of Washington. *?el8-ti
lT<OR RENT-8 ROOM BRICK HOUSES, gas and
V water. Rent, 025 per mouth. Also, 4-ROOM
HOUSES. Rent, 012 per month. Inquire of Dr.
V,AN BOGAN.Mas* ate., near 4th *t, *el< lm*
OE RENT?Two ROOMS in rear part of build
ing._ o^tbe first floor, over Stinemetz'a Hat
F
Store, 1837 Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire in
Hat Store. ?el4-tf
If OR RENT?On Congress street, Georgetown,D.
C.. a nice COTTAGE, 10 rooma, gas throughout
the house, water in the kitchen and yard. This
property ia situated in one of the best neighbor
booda in the city. The yard is large, aud has many
fruit and other trees. Rent 040.
Apply to Mrs. H. K. HARRY, next door.or to
DODGE A DARNEILLE. 1427 fat. fPat | selS
FOR RRNT-THR STORE. 207 4* street west,
one door north of Penn-yivania avenne. Also.
ROOMS above to rent, suitable for any buaineaa or
office*. Apply next door to
8. GOLDSTEIN * CO.,
aelS-tf Loan. Commission and Rxchange Krokera.
FOE-SALE-DWELLING HOUSE 1321 1
atreet, furnished or nnfurnlshed. Nine room*
beside kitchen and bath rooms; within fifty yard*
of the Arlington Honae. Possession given imm?di
ately. Apply to JAME8 WO&MLEY, 1329 1
street. sell-lm
FiR RENT-A large ROOM in the Y. M. 0. A.
Building, suitable for Lyceum, Music Clasaea.
Ac., Ac.,formerly used by Prof. Canlfleldfor musickl
academy. Inquire of A.B.PRATT A SON, Y. M
C. A. Building, oorner tth and D street*. _ an ?-tf
FOR SALE OR LEASE.-The three large BRICK
BUILDINGS corner of C atreet and New Jeraey
avenue, Iktely occupied by the U. 8. Coast Survey.
Apply to EDMUND LAW B0GEE8, Si Mc'n!
l<?n atreet. Baltimore aul4-tf
'OR SALE?Two S-atory Preaa Brick Front
HOUSES, containing alx rooma and bath each
a throughout; every convenience,on 14th atreet,
0rt*n"" ^'TURTON * LOWRY,
mylS-tf 421 ltth street. N. W
0E EEMT-An OFFIOE In T? KVkifiiM 8?aa
Boildteg, suitable for a Justice'a office or for a
wood and ooal deaier. Excellent atand lor the lattar,
having been used for that purpose tor a long time
Apply at The Star counting room. je i?-dtf
RENT-The largo DWELLING
Fif, PennarlTknikavenue, six door* eaat<
National Hotel; wida rooma, stair caaaa and pw
?'* k-*U" ? """IPbaIkSF TiTLOE.
mV-tf S04 Indiana aveaae.
pOB BENT?Ooaafortably Fnrniahed PABLOh
r a ad CHAMBERS, in a house with all moderi
mprovsment. and In k beautifnl situation; aoutx
srfaw1" Hi
OE BOOMS tn tk
pOB SALE 0B EXCHANGE.
0.
acraa in Charokaa comity. M. 0,, all laa graslna
lands, knd covered withe
mm In at.
city
straat,
and at
?T,r
Ana OOUETRY BEAT, tn tau
_ .'.swrT.Tundad wtth traaa, nrnfcnrl,
crnpea, Ac Bent reasonable.
HALL * KOao Real Mkta Brokam,
ap!4tf Oornar Tth and E a treat*.
Fob bbet-a ?>
?tow of tb* citT?i
crftHit 4c. R^nt rmi
FOB RENT AND SALE.
H*E.*??*ra IB
iMuir* at II*. 1133 1Mb ??n*rl
| MlStf
PROPEBTY Mltr Baiti
Bail road. tint <j Barter*
ary ?al one farter of a
station witkln 00* ban
pro j wt|ii offered for
it icm tn ibftnct;
tn tstt larektwrn If bui ld
p are r^mrro th*i will b? pot upon lk? property
the lowest coat price. or M par oent. additional tf
nr isr:>?o ttaall pa\ ment in cash on the lot* is
4 aired. W. wl)OX.kenl Batou Ajwnt. Mo Til
i street aa ?
F"R DALE?S4JBCBBAN BKStD~kNCE*-TWV
COTTAGES AT MOfNT PLIAKART. e?>a
tattling tan roo? enbh. about \ at aa a-re nf land
I to, with a 1
'i'rVuown.
corner Uth Hiw> and Sew York avant
mbl? tf |B?f and Chmn.l
BOARDING.
FOR RENT-* Urge ?al?.ti PARLOR >a *r-t
floor: alao ROOMS 00 ?"C>?tvl fl,?>r; all nr?l*
furtiinhft with flnt clw> B<?ARO. At S?. 7 1*
13th ?treet, between G atxl H N M 1*" ft*
BOARDING-Hsndsoinr ?uit I FI KMM1KP
R'MiMS. with all m-?lern ronvmii?iKi?. *nuaUie
for irnmlxT* of legation orCongreaa. Meal< far
tijshed if destrod. Apply at Ko. 114? F<>Bn<)l(a
nia ittntif, Kir?t Ward. betweeu tit hour* i>f Itsod
<P *. MMlh'
NFW FCRNlSHKO ROOMS FOR RKNT. with
BOARD ?>r without. Table B?n|*r? b< the
?lay, week or mouth, in the m?' central a*r? of the
city,at JACOB HORNKR H.
No. 493 VHh ?ir?H.
or7 M* B''ltwn 1> and K atrewts.
BOABO AND I'SriRMSHin ROOM wante-1
by * gentleman aO'l wife. Address "R. A. M ,"
Boom 4 4. War Papartaw*. oc7 St *
FKEN? H FAftlLT.?Ayouna ladv who i? ??nJ?
trig French, desires to And n BOOM and ?<? \ RD
with a French family. Answer "( Ati'LINE,"
StarOfllce. References exchanged o<< 2t*
FIBCT CLAM TABLE BOABO caa be had at
Howard House lower than at any >th-r hotel in
the city of Washington .corner 6th *t.and P? ?v?,
oc3 4f l.fr. HOWARD. Proprietor.
LTRNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD?Salt of
r PARLORS on tint floor, one FRONT BOOM
second floor. <?e front third floor, batlu, hot and cold
water. 1114 G street. eelS lm*
PLIOIBLE AND COMFORTABLE BOOMS,
Jjsiar the Department*, with flrst class H -a-d.
caa ba had at Mo. 1S14 I street, on reaaooable
term*. Alao, Table Boarders acconsmedated feAtf
CURST CLASS BOAftft, WITS PLEASANT
r FRONT BOOKS, tr > bad on raaaoaable term*
at IM1, corner Penneylvanla avenae and 18th
p>ia>? <Vv^ lnf*rt?* ?mi wli> i?
FOR SALE.
P?
C*OB SALE?PORTABLE FOROE. Tl RNINO
T LATHE TOOI.S, Ac .at N.T. IMLAT'S For
niture and Store Store, E314 I <?iit. oc9 It*
Three mules, carts and ii arses* for
BALE?Toutig. and are employed in the coal
t'Oaiuee*. In<|Uire ft ?treet snntlieaat. 191. -a
OC 9 AT BICHABD LIGHTBQWN.
OR SALE?An eirallent HoR*K. for family or
bu*iiieao nae. Also. a *hifting top
BCG?*Y. in good condition, and a liuirl*
HARNESS. Price. |?a Can be seen at
Nay lor A Son * Livery Stable, on New York arcane,
near Uth *treet. oc H-tf
FO* SALE?An ELLIPTIC SBWIMG MA
?'HINE, in eood condition. Will be aold cheap
Call at tk- Key*t<>ne Machm* Ar-ncv.
JnHNSON A COLLEY.
oc" St til MarkKSpacf.
FOR SALE?An excellent HORSE, WA<rON and
HARNESS complete. Will be cold very
rh< ap. the oww r ha* ing no further u*e for j.
th< name. May be eeen daily from 8 to "?
o'cli-ck p m. GEO. W. DOVE. 6th ?treet, betw?< n
K atraot and New Yorfc avi-nua. oc6 3t*
OR SALE?A thorough bred BAI M \ BE.
elcht yaara old Will trot in throe mm r\
nte*. Paaiirree fnmiohed. Alao, ahiftinc jL-J!*
top Brewoter BTtiGY Only b<^n in une nn-^Zi
?e*aun. One ?*-t Harre^?,d"nl>le pet R<-in*. Whip.
<ntrm?r and wlnttr Lap Cover Can b?- >?cn at
FLEMM.1NGS Stable*, on C atraet, between 6th
*nd *treet?. *?K tf
|^ILL1ABD TABLE& FOB SALE.
Four Carom and font Fonr pockat
TABLES in good condition, with
-rerythitut complete, will ba aald at
half the canal price*.
- ALEX. ADAMSON,
j<tS tf 14) fth *treat. Washington. D. 0.
DRY GOODS.
CONNOLLY'S.
^ ?th Stuket,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
?>ur Alpacca* at 40 and Su cannot bo equalled.
Our all wool Erar re*? Cloth at ?i cannot b* '??|ualled
< Mir Plain*. Poplin* *r?i *?n?i at tt are splendid.
>Lawl? from SHcmtiito 815.
Cradle. Crib and Bed Ulankfia cheap. 3 to 9H
CoBitortablea,2.23 to $3. 1
Snrea4)>i,7&. n
Extra hearvTxble Linen. ?i.
Napkinc. ?1 .?"i di?en.
M"licatt-d ard other Flannel*. 31 to 75c.
'lent* h?-av> Cnd<T*birr?. $1. ocT .'it*
QARPBTB! CABPCrS!!
CARPETS!!!
MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG
'V-ire to call the attention af the general public V
Uwir
AT TR \CTI* E STOCK
or
FALL C A BP ET8t
At th* fcllowiug low rates:
8 ?p<l* me sttlr* b**t ENGLISH BBC?>8ELS.
from %1 55 to 5'f0
N*'W? *t (jenigii* in TIIREE-PLYS, from $145 to 1
?1.60.
Splendid INGRAINS, from HitoSs cents.
All-wool TAI'ESTBT FINISH, from 96?ents to
?1 SS.
Heavy ALL LIST, at ?*> cents.
The belt HEM I'S, at 25 cents.
And an elegant variety of 4-4 to 10-4 FLOOB OIL
C' 0TH8, ranging from 4S ?vnt? up.
Narrow STAIR OIL CLOTHS, low as 18 cents
per yard.
STAIR CABPETS, low aa 3TX cents.
Iil'G>, MATllNGg. Ac . Ac.
N
Also,
A very b< avy stock of
FOREIUN AND DOMESTIC DBY GOODS,
is offered at the
LOWEST MAREET FIGURES.
All good* at this establishment are poaitively to be
sold 2U per cent, le** than at any house in the city.
A call is respectfully solicited before purchasinf
elsewhere.
%*- HEM EMBER, THE ARCADE,
437 7th street. Island,
oc7-tr between D and E.
E W I T Ok 2 ,
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICES.
BBODHEAD A CO.
Hare opened a new and elegant stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRT GOODS,
at their new store, 1 '1Q& V street, between 12:h and
Uth streets, at
PRICKS LOWER THAN EYEB.
Wamsutta Cotton, 21c.; Androscoggin. 14c ; Ele
gant Pari* E*d*. 91; Coats A Stirling Hpool Cotton.
7c.; Pla<ds. Caabveree, Alpacas, Satines, and all
kluds of Dreaa Goodr. at a bargain. Call and exam
ineoarstock. _ BBODHEAD A CO.,
se29-tr 1205 F *tr*et. between 12th and 13th.
EW GOODS TO DAT.- DRESS OOODS-Blaok
All Wool Delaines,90,ST*,10.40c. and #1; Black
itralian Crape, M and 40c ; Poplin Alpacas. Mc?
Heavjr Poplins, 40c.; All, Wocl Satine Cloth*. 42Sc..
N ?
A astral lan Crape, (0 and 60a ; Poplin Alpacas
Heavy Poalins. 40c.; All Wool Satlne Cloths, 62Hc.;
New Bright Plaids, 2S, flOc. and 91; alao. Fine Nor
wich Lustres, Silk and Wool Poplina, Black Silks.
Black Alpacas, Black and Colored Velveteen*, and
many other elegant fabrics at fair prices Sbawls
tramJOc to IX. BLANKE
COTTON GOODS OF ALL
PROFIT. FLANNELS, wi
S1BRY. GLOVES, MOTIONS,
1 great variety.
CP* OMB P&ICB. _
ID
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
.?. o.
JL sT RECEIVED ONE BOSBWOOD
w GBAMD OONCEBT PIANO
3i?s.siVJrT<^
Alaa. second hand PLAN OS and ORGANS foe sal*
"tint 00 easy tarns.
The Public are in vlted to examine the instruments.
Tuning aad fcep?iring PIANOS at He. 4t3 Elev
enth street above PennsvlvaaU avanae be
*rp?-tr FB. C. RE1CHENBACH.
M
MABBLB AMD SLATE MAMTBLF.
I aa bow sailing. at radaoai priesa, for eaah, at ?>
Tort
?rfl.lv WM RTTTHBRroiin
C^BBa'* ?Al?Af??a<-?1na (Mid ?M? CHAIN?
* LorEETS and JEWsLkY, warranW. to be
bad at CABO'S BAZ AR 914 Pa ar? between 9th
and )0th su.| belov aartion prices. ocA tr
BUSINESS CHANCES.
s i nnn wfm" r<;* ntu
C ? '""VI ar leaa H"B*1 ur-d br dM| <
I fl!#? frw tram all wuakw *. m4 utV mmr
W
tuT; Df> C.?>mie*ioM A*lrr?t elating Itlr l/ta- I
it?i rii ix n*
illardp hotel fob rrnt
WILL A EBB HOTEL i* wow being randl. p?t m
* p. ISn I epa.r '"f '? t.. * ???! A . . A
? odatlen of rne?t> and will he r*adi ?"'fTlt
< < ? npat'oa by fbe art<V<tlr of
D'H . Pernoa# de?irtng to r>-ni w?M be nlxinH ?I
th<- win# an.l road >?????? on ?fpljia??? tLTIM
PEA\ET. Agent * illard'a r ?.
I? C.
14 AAA "li YKAB ?*?MW THBFR
CO.UHII vr*K? -l k*t' ? *
nw> mr. >n4 I* ?M in ??w of f IJM ?p f*
thr*?- * ?-ar* on real eatatr at tw. r*f eem
TV r IIOLTJMAW.
Attcrtfi at Law.Ho 4BI a ?rtT??a?l c -raer
orf ? |R?-pAPat] Tib >nd l> tirMn K W
u* IllWk T?< L(t\N I* SIMS TO t>rlTOM
?7<,UUU iNitiuxwirii .
HTaKR A C?..
oc4 tf N '?* \?rl t?rnar ar.l IVli -IrM
^Y'HKEE WOM( t> Lk BogjHT LOW
If jn? vxiGnldorMlTri l> is'il ar
o'h?r lm? <i>44 J??<4n . Atlver or *il? e flt nl War*
nf ai> kind. African Tr- odi a?1 En?h?M*l rk?.
Enrtlrh Frnxli and Amrilra* liim. E" >'<??,
C?tl?n. *<? Muaical luatrauinita. all kind* >p?rt
iii* or Traveling if ever* <ve?r nKi?. go ??
B. GoLt??TEIN 4 0< .
L' ar. C< .mmteai >. and > > hfttic~ Brr*?r?,
MM Pa. a* . nixlft the Metropolitan H >tfl
L"a'i Office and pn? ate ntr??r?. M ? <' ?t ft id
4?^ts?l .I*r itimrii rtb of l*a it. * m?| l.??M
ta any on ?m lib?tai '-rtn? Gi>?l? l>?a*ht
aieeoWI. LilTa' tii Uim* <4rr?4 #??!? iw?|i?<
on a?,Biiwi'? and aiti aiirM mxlr ????! tr
RAEK CHAM'*?r* ?ale or etrha'itf* If
property. TEN i''Kld -4 th? ??7 !>??? aad
nv-et mutrtilrm O A Rl'KN L AND In th? ?K1i lt? *f
W a*hingt?n. attnat. 4 on the B?-t nine a Rritr? lv ^
nrar ('iii.*t<-wn Umtnutea walk tram tb* end ?i* tb*
atreetcar*. "'all or aiMrm?
EDStiN BBOTHEEH. Attomeva at Law.
dlMrt i 14 tthatreet E W.
I^EN At'EE FAKV~ l*a Pi?dm-nt ragtae 4
I Virginia for 919. Blu caaban<1 ?"? m >nU?tp.
Srnd Mftaip for parucuTara I. fe. NIVRI'Kn.
?r 12 1b* *lrlw?'>i(4 Tirtwta.
||A N k Elf T HA LIT"
GAS FIXTCBBS. PLCMBINQ STOCR
TOE HALE AT VEBT LOW EATM
The exten?tve and veil aaeorted stock j
L V. PARKE ? CO., poa. SIS ud III
Ninth atroH nortliwoat. m mow for aal? ta Iota
to a?it port-hft?*r?. at prlTMa a*l?. at wbol?
?al? rai-? and i?aa.
?VTKEM8 OA!?
OOEHAM P HOPE IB*.
Eft.
I ^1^2
igg?"v^ag. ^~jaagg|
I cm tar ?* "?? B W
l^OE HALE?At ? barcata.ttaOutfD WILL. *??
r oftb^oU?MS?M a?d Woo4 iv^potow
iit <>t Maryland avawwa aa4 Itkatraat, lalai d. wmt*
ablo lor coal or Iaml^r dapot Apply at Dr BOB
WELLVdrac Bafa.MtW Maryland a??rn? *al
7th atraat. a?BB
w ANTfn-Tr ?-ll a ONE TH1ED 1VTKEMT
" ta a MrrcnotIW Boamvaa In tbtaoity. a Boat Ba
?lrabl? .iprniBC m My w winhtnc t. ?nfM? la m
active bnalnaaa life, pad vbi-r* ka raa aakt aa??
oallent and profitable investment TBa ??nly ratM
lor *'llinc Mac tha PCttMl need af (Be aervif ?* af p
? bird aartner. Price, f 1JM AMnai MKEC'H AIT.
Eep Oftca. ?? K
w WP
W ANTEI>?BB.BBB t.>r aiiftor ni-ira yean ??.,
aecnritT.(and for the benefit <4 tb' ? r* tpa
people i A<tar-?? tBimadiately. - A. B 0.." Ha diH
Miaaoprl av?-nne. a?<I
? e; (WWt TU ?> ,??? To UUAK. ?r to put B
?~.>tUO|F k paying and tapuimate basiaaaa,
Mfia wanta. bnaineaa. and l w*tlon X T I >a'
f*o lTTa n -bi? *bb, PS poa, t<AH
I #1 O00. OH ECAL ESTATE in tbla city,
tri ** DODGE B DARJK^L,k.^
BANKERS.
ONE PER CENT. PEE MONTH PAID FOH
MONET OH CALL.
The PAT of OFFICERS In tBe ARMT. HAFT.
MARINE CORPH and CIVIL DKPARTHEHTI
rnehed m advance.
Money advanr^t BoLICfT< >R? OF <*L A VMB OH
TKFAHl'EV I'RAFTHand A' lHTORS < FRTirF
CATEH ? rile SECOND PiW EE OF A7TOBHBT
la lieinx obtained.
A fin-antof M'EVETINQ IN*TftUMENTB
PERFECT ORDER' for aale ('HEAP.
J. H HQI'IEB.
MONEY BKOKBR,
pcIS tf 1407 F at., near D. > Treaanr?
Wa?H>m>ArjT, ??viaaa
Oor??er Tth Street and L >nla1%na Arasaa,
PATS 6 PER i'EHT. INTEREST OH DEPOSITS,
lot erect commencea from Bate ?f dep -ait?
Df D< 'ta can be mad^ and drawn at wiP
?DJPtf^ J. A. BCF?. T^namr-p.
^|I1>I>LK1WK dk CBm
BAXE?E8i
1447 F Btraat.rtwodoorafrov r. 8. Treaanry Hw
partnvu'
WASHINGTON. U C.
Beoeir. Depoaiu. and trnnaact a Oeo-rai Haptaj
Hnftlneaa.
Exchftupe oa tb- principal cttiea taken tat n??n
at par to rmr dep jeiturm
Ii.l rmaUon cbearfully famiaBed la ralatlop MiaB
?curitiea.
L- fti ? i -?ft1at"d on tb" b~st ti rma
Claim* betora ail tb* Caitad HtAte- l>?*art?w>a
have our peraonai car'
Bel?-ift? *?TDt*'?FT'?W * OU.
J AT MKIki: ? OBn
ti
BANKKWs,
C
Buy anC aril, at carret.t tate* .
GOVERNMENT fL IKIJ I KH. Q< L.D eft* I
VER. LAND WAKRAMS, (K.R1P. Ml
EXI.CC TE ORI'EIUS at New Vor* !? v* H
8ELL EXCHA NOB on New V. rk. <vna Fr
Oreat Britain and the Canrment
Fnrotah REVEN! E HUMPSol *11 ????<
tiona I**ne CERTI FICATEH ?>F DEP?1T I
n* Internet. 'U ?
WOOD AND COAL.
O A LI WOW DIt
MARLOW*
WOOD AND COAL YARD,
Corner 7th atreet and Canal.
On hand and to arrive, aeveral rarf?ea of tb* b?al
quality of RED and WHITE AMI COAL, of aB
?M.
Alao. lanre atocfc of WOOD, tawed and aplit, or to
the at irk
%J~ Rrdnrtion made to partiea parchaatnp tbetr
winter '? auppljr. All aale* guaranteed tu give aotlr*
aatiafbethm.
B=/* Order* through mail promptly attended la.
jyt?-*otf | R-r I
C
OAL AKO WOOU
DIRECT FROM VESSEL
AT CLIB BATED
FOR WINTER'S USE.
Quality ask Qcaxtitt Grttimii.
tjm lb*. SJMr iba.
ietinine LTEFNP TALLBT #viw ft 7?.
Beat qnality RED AHH 7.;# ? t.
Free turning WHITE ASH T.flt 7.71
*nperi<ir CHKJ'TNCT ?.'? 7 W.
*T? rompr r trtlk met lent t?U for rr*a*.
OAE and PINE WOOD at aame low rata*
Order* received at ynafiyal tiorn throbghowt vaa
city, and at wvata oArt
JOSEPH L. BETMOC*.
419 7th atra*t,
oapoalt* Post Ofllce Departs
1SH atreet wharf an|J
BOLLS OF
3(1,000
AT
KIDUCKD BATES.
The larreat aaaortwient of WALL PAPERS In
tbla market, compriaing alltbem<?t deairable pat
terna from tbe beat 1 actor lea in the country
JOHN ALEXANDER.
?elf-1m Ho. 1B31 P*nnayl\anla avena
cr
Oarwar tf Pcmanr't-aaia araaw and Mi
Tbla Hoapltal to dtaaud In ?* of tb*
tapo* wbo may be de?iron? of availing th?amiilT**f
the benefit of traataieat In thl* Invitation can **?
rure private roo?a by_appiylug to tb* Sargww la
chief *r the M ftt roc The price of tbeae room* vary
I" ta Bl* per vaA.wblob iacJodea B >ard
S nralnc. Medical or Surgical Traafat aad Medi
cine*.
The United Btate* Ooveraaiawt pi a* Id? forty
FBEE BEDS for tb* following claaa of patient*
vim:?Wive* or Widow* of H. >Vdiera or Bailor* of tb*
I'nited Statea Army awd Ravy, or ta*l*? whs Mf
bacnw af any Btate. bat taanwiF* eddawta
of the Diatrict and r^?'r,* med al trutmiat aad
Dursing, bat unable to nay tberafev.
??&&&rssJz.rr ttrtfurx?
sx zxiziitribxt.
b* obtained af tb* ftcv?w ar Baar*
?lalting Da
itDayiT TCBBDATS and FRIDAYS.
Mta L ,
MEDICAL STAFF:
NO MOILIN0!
2S VRBINB'
NO HitT WATER ?
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