THE PUBLISHED AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, EVENING STAR DAILY, Except Sunday, Corner Pennsylvania Ave, andllth St, by Northwest The Evening 8. H. KAUFFMAN Star Newspaper Company, Pres't. ge EXIXINO STAR 's served to sutacribers in the ‘carriers, on thet own account, at 10 cents per en q VIRGINIA. Probability That There Wi Be He Change im the Congressional Bele Ricexorn, VA., Nov. 2.—By the election in this state the entire congressional delegation te ‘to be chosen, but no state oMicers of any kind are to be elected. Of the ten representatives in. Ube present Congress, eight are. democrats and mall-postage a pre Tepubtioans: The veuture of the campa Seek or 800. for" monte anes 10 cents pes at ‘concluded. bas been unasual entrench 4 most of triots, In all districts exceptthe Month one year, $e: six months” 4 saad tt " [Entered at the Post Office eccous'cines mail matter’? Tur WexKty Stan—pubitenes Year, postage prepaid. Siz montha, 60 cea at Washington, D.C.as #2, Al mail subscriptions mus’ be paid it advance: paid for. — Che Lb ing Star. Sth, 6th and 7tn, the fet is a square one be- tween democrats and republicans. In the three districts named, whicn are overwhelm: democratic, the ‘independents are in the In this (the'3d) district, up to Saturday last, the ae" Vy 69—Na 10,442. WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1886. TWO CENTS, _ | fisgsiieer tien mn rauees SPECIAL _NOTICES. LBAUGH'™ GRAND opEna HOUSE VERY EVENING: MATINEES WEDS AND SATURDAY. Farewell Season Of the World-ienuwned Tragedienne FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING. (JRgp >" ERFETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION fi<-—J WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER. "ANCE UNION.—Meeting of the District Washington News and Gossin. ‘THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR TO- Telegrams to The Star. WHAT NEW YORKERS VOTE FOR. Assembilymen and Municipal Officers. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Leading Isenes. But, owing tothe Withdrawal at the last hour of the labor ‘candidate, Wm. HL, Mullen, tbe contest has narrowed down to the Hon. D. Wise (incumbent) and exJudge Edmand Waddlil (republican), Mullen and his adberents almost unanimousiy supporting the democratic : _ : ince, "From present indications the politi= Union WEDNESDAY, November $, at 1:30 p.m., at | DAY contains: Was Dr. Pavy a bigamist; New York, Nov. 2—The election in New| Coxcorp, N. H., Nov. 2—The political | Bomines. From pres eu eta SG ey LE . N. H., Nov. ri {nia’s delegation {a tbe fine World: iteno Receipts during the year, $129,078.32. interested’ fave ene ate the attempt to assassinate Surveyor Beattie, | A BEAUTIFUL ELECTION DAY | York to-day is for a judge of the court of ap-| campaign ‘Just closed has’ been ‘one of Fittieth Congress will emain unevanged. Gro, DUPRE By the three leading actors, Amount due :o Stockholders, $140,961. at RS. L. D.LA FETRA, President. | the Taylor campaign thrown in the shade, tele- peals, members of the legislature and 34Con-|the must peculiar in the history of | GOOD WEATHER AND A HEAVY MORNING VOrR, PR AMR Mees” ALEX.| — eisuiea gratie $80,550 5 ae oLDERs oF _ Tig | STApblc dispatches, ove. ‘Tho advertisements fresmmen. ‘The nominoes for the judgeshipare | parties in New | Hampshire. In, com. |, ue "Tourer ls coat and vers plossant. Tne And a Strong Dramatic Company. Progr: increase of percensiye of profits: Pirst ee wit tit HEAT AND POWER | 8fe classified as follows: Auction Sales, Edu- 3 Judge Charles Daniels, ot Buffalo, republican; | Pliance with a very generally ex! wish oo sapere oat hinge Ree Me TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY | sear 6m: wond yar E85" thie year Sin fours | COn and auch citer persons ae ay te intercede | cational, Propesale, bro Goods; Ladies Goods, Fine Weather All Over the Coun! Ruite Wr Feckuan oF Siteurmeeeect ond | Among the fuk? ald Mine ber engaioat the pon Gp Grand Production of ME MERRILLES, ‘on 'u abuse of the’ Brat sercs, S1458, on w| the Prall wracm of pail neat to be eee tS | Gentlemen’s Goods, Financial, Specialties, * | Wiullam J; Groo, prohibitionis ‘The contest is | earnest protest of weir most experieneed lead. | Polcd, betbrs, now. "bvorything is moving : ‘Watch will be produced iknjail she Original Susie | mouthly parment of Sl fr ainty mouttn; ther series | DAX (Now. a1 the stution of the company, To alley | Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, Profes- Eaviay Deon Noma ar ten eet atar eat | “carly? cess eee, See maaananen be | coats Inflloatae cimiinr conatenain ‘and Grad Chorus Fear of 925 2 sion: JANAUSCHE! it For the first time herv, in her latest success as BG MERRILLES. Tipropartions Yad >1.29 as interest on shares withdrawn, ‘cent per annum to withdrawn stock. F,_W, MOULTON, Secretary. MIS MAUD POWELL WILL FILL THE, Attorneys, The Trades, Books, Wood and Coal, Family Supplies, Pianos and Organs, HOW THE VOTING IS GOING ON. ate. ‘There has been little cami ‘work done tor either Daniels or Peckham. FOvernor and members of co: were placed ‘nomination the latier part of June, fully two NORFOLK, Va. lightful, A’ sm: “Ee Loans $1,007.06 for total monthly at of $13. Medical, Dentistry, Railroads, Potomac River ‘aseminently worthy of the position, | Months earlier than the usual time. The ™ non ie WEDNESDay Mati “MOTHER AND SON. for'shiares and. interest oa the udvance. tion of frst violin at all the concerts of g wat ie bel ‘age Daniels, who has | ibitionists beld their state convention, July RTM CAROLINA, FRIDAY EC: BY eile eee Rivcwers staroin tee otinne tas anaes teres | ihe jucHAkb WaGNEk SOCIETY daring tis | Boats, Steamers, Undertakers. Ped Hal agg agen tiotpeieery PUT Nee epee yrodege cree oe | ot Jana LEAK z. | nomvorrowers seanor ve S Recess . The ‘prohibitionists were the first to begin | Voting fer Congressmen, State and SATURDAY MATT BLEAR HOUSE. | “This is the most and best asso- | 5 — GoveRNament Recerrrs To-pay.—Internal Es bench, will attract many democratic votes. TU 3 ! manag OFFICE OF THE EVENING STA pss ‘Tue’ World ‘has practically su} ‘him, | aetive cam work. * They had several | Commty OMicers and the Legisiatare. SREGHDAY EY EMAC MGHIE ANTOINETE: | claton in te Detect Chagas Bromo to and | (ee FE ENANING STAB, | revenue, $230,058; customs, $410,77 The Great Fight for Mayor tn NeW or eee or ee saree Tse eee, bad cera | CoMmty OMcers and the Legietatare. Lon MATCH oy B03 | or veritcation ofthis get a copy of the Annual Re-| , ALA meting ofthe Deccors oh THE EVENING | Navaz QnpEna—Ensign John J. Blandin de- SMpared St the eae ate Or tees | Usual Santee oh aera aeTMNEINE for the | state is for justices of the aupreme court and NEW SatioNaL THEATER Pee Series eae her Suieeitions a: the Annual | the tollowing named oficers were elected: | tached from the Galena, and ordered to duty at cones wee oh opegesep ep nelle Preeti Be eo, Tepublican conven- | Seven superior court Judges, elected on the gen> Nore a ‘Meeting, WEOWESDAY EVENING, November 3d, BH. RAUPE MANS, President the Johns Hopkins university; Eosign B. C. | SURVEYOR BEATTIE DOING WELL. | ¥itiner'a convention for revising the const | tion, ‘Sines that tine beth partice have worked | etal ticket, cousresimen: solicitors, county offle a crenentrmnceen ie toeuty veers: —2ren Fas Gia mae ROVOLEE EATEN ee Dent has been granted leave of absence for four tution shall be held. A majority ot all the votes | hard, many speakers, principally residents of | cers and the entire legislature, The demosratio TOUS lecrendentmnionsieateames ote | Les eecemmes: President, Oth and D ete mw. BBUNOYES, Treanuress T"™ nog | months. cast af the election is required foran amrma-| the state. having advocated thelr cause (fot | Supreme Judicial ticket Is W. S. H Smithehiet |season grected these great artists | F. G. Saxton, Treasurer, 515 20th st. .W. = EQUITABLE ‘THe PicrURE FoR THE CORCORAN ART GAI- Nb. | Ye decision. Tt is be that thi e platform. justice; Thos, 8. Ashe aud A. 8. Merriman, asso z jast night. and was th ‘Goods, city Post Office. . | : ih parties fav In the early stage of the campaign the pro- | ciates.’ Tue republican state committee de> FANES nSeiistis tnelrwouaert | 23 eed ia ag and Eeatiog ant S00 | US "co-orenNive BUizorva assocta| uenv—the Treasury department bas waiten | TIRING OF FREE TRADE IN ENGLAND. | will be lobisined, an voit” panics savor | the carly stageof tue campaign the pro |Citex ue publican stato coma presents lacting: st ke. The seventh annual meting of the Association | tO the collector of the port of New York, in- the election of the 128 members of the assem-| Making the temperance question the only | candidates, butau irregular republican convene asp TO-NIGHT, ‘Charles Beam. 416 7th st. nw. will be held Wi-DNESDAY, November 3d,1s80.at | structing him to send to Washington the piet- noe bly, as the next legislature will elect a successor | matter of importance before the people. ‘The | tion recommended that Raiph F. Buxton be NOTHING. | Ware aeagntars 1740 Pa ay. me. 7 Pm. at National Kies afmory, G, wear oh stn. | ure Intended for the Corcoran Gallery ofArt, | Good Condition of Affaire in Ireland, | to Senator Miler. Both parties are making | democratic platiorm, contains a ligense plank: Yoted ior as cuief Justice and W. A. Albertson MARIE | MUCH ADO ABOUT Caries Oe ake Ceca pe OSHS DS | a2 aad immediately thereatier’ the ‘eighty-fourth | tnfese face de orn oreoran Galler: ‘why be special effort to carry the day. The republicans | the republican one in opposition of license, and | and V.S. Luske as associates, Nine cut See ee. arie Wainwright, | Andree Cisse bolt tice Bit ton ene ane, monthly meeting for making paymentsaud udvunces, | Gasca there is & bi as ‘4 — have a decided advantage, The senute of 32 | another favoring the submission to the people | men are to be elected, There is uo spect WAINwricHt. ee @ "Bankes Hrooks, War Department, xs THOMA> SOMERVILLE, President. members, which holds over, has a republican | Of a constitutional’ prohibliory amendment. | nificance in the contest, the republicans having . WAINWKHIGHT| Benediex. Louis James, John Cook. Secretary, 618 L2th st. nw. oc30-4t_ | JNO. JOY EDSON, Secretary, @17 Fst ue-2t TRE CABINET MEETING To-Day.—Notwith- IN NEW YORK CITY. majority of 8. The democrats, therefore, must wee platforms also declare In tavor of a ton | generally resorted iio todependent candidates, 4 7. oF | 4 O: ra aaa assel ce unite oN law. eo activ! an ret be four sf Istriots Une lat ues KGL 7 1608 14TH ST. N. W. Ys > . 61. The last legislature consisted of 78 repub- | into prominence, and for seve! Nichols, re} an, TDS a8 an independent MUCH ADO, OFvICE OF THE ComurssionERs UA KI N the regular Cabinet meeting was held to-day. George Vote—Perteet Wea: hus o shadowed eve pL yestion, The | aud is a leading Knight ot Labor, Ln the sixtua Sata” Sig aoe all for 21m BUTRICe Ov CoLUNERIA Becseseen to De Wanone Woseitie The only attendants were Secretary Manuing, || NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—The weather is clear and | Hicans wad 50 democrats, Senator Miller, who | hus overshadowed every otter | _ co. io Shy ock aud Katherin Next Week CA REL ¢ ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER tion keturns ‘Phe Climax of REILLY AND WOOD'S 1G. ow. COMPANY.no2 ‘Deming it conducive to the public interests to open ‘highway from the Intersection of Boundary aud 22d streets and Massachusetts avenue in a northwest- wardly direction to and across Rock creek. through she lands of the helrs of Thomas B. Lovett, Evan yons, Gardner G. Hubbard. John W. Thompson and 1s willbe our plenstre to Keep a well itt carefully selecred stock of Drags, Setuicne nud learn tach, ermau aud fangs make, and respect aly Solicit a sliare of publle patronage.” I respectfully recommend the above firm to my for- land, DIVIDENDS DECLARE! Secretary Lamar and Attorney General Gar- —The controller of the currency has declared dividends to the not @ cloud isto bescen, Mugnificent weather 18 reported from all parts of this state. In this city a large vote is being polied, and the excitement around, the voting places’ seems as great us in desires re-election, hus taken an active part in the assembly campaign. In the 1onai elections it is believed that the parties will about hold their own, thouga the result In several districts is Knights have secured pledges iavorable to thelr organization from most of the repubiican and democratic candidates and-from many of the prohibitionists, The republican candidates for governor and ‘Congress refused to give such €,R. Jones, independent democrat, na Kaighs, bor. Ip the first district Barnett, Indes ‘nt democrat, opposes Latham, democrat. district, which is a largely repubs lican district, two colored men ara and id red doubuul, Each party now bas se ledges, and therevy incurred the active oppo- | AUbotL, are in the fleld as republicans, aid tle Posit! largest Vaudeville Company” xf i y mer patrons and the public geuerally as competent | creditors of Insolvent national banks as follows: | }5S.+, tHe George inen claim that in the dis. | t1' Tot na tee ate mot hote ie tho | sition Of the receguized labor organs dine | mone is the democrats ounaiiate 4 ordinary ee tok oe Oe we aa ey Puasmeey ane Nase eens ned eta out graduates Of | The Mechanic's National Bank of Newark, N. | Imavvers to Copal ere rey oth ero the Boutation” by the democraia or Writiam | Rnighes ate cuated, wil vote ony tor pieaged |" Ua POT EXPECTED, hain age . grapes ri -. My pe a y _ pu Cockran in the tweltth district and of o bis: jal ALE | Mr eek tet! ak Nate fata" | se compliance wih te reuarement of Jom notee | Mote lily pharmaco of Bungee Seas AT" | Sine ot cater erect Hence ca eras al | every vote, It te concided that in many sue. | Hourke Cookraa in the twelithdlsriet nud of | cuudidaios, Owing to tuts polticlaneicel very | | Thazaxoit, N’ C- Nov. 2. the weather 1 tate ‘brought from i:urope. The highest salaried is hereby given of the proposed opening of the igi | — zie __Kespectfully, SAMUEL WAGGAMA, TORSE, ‘The Hira National Batik of Guiod | Horie kee sere, eoTme Vote will be vase: | uncompromising in. their. hostility to civil true of the legislature, and s0 many combina- | from. vote will probably be larger than. ‘act in the world. ‘the Acrobatic Way as aforesald, aud. all persons who have objection JUST RECEIVED. ANOTHER LOT OF | Mills, Union City, Pa., a filth dividend of 6 per | [rina in ons be will 0 Geor vice reform und to President Cleveland. In@fte | tions have been formed by the Knights that it | Was anticipaved. It is provable tuat much A Nantel otnar Firstcinss arines; mak to prevent are difected to attend at theottce of the | (KSE"rine TOLLE SOAP. WIG toed oer | ees making In’ ali’ 65. per cent on claims | tokets to be found elike polis: in that porvion | clenth district. T: F. Ray, who bitterly opposed | 1s Impossible to predict what the complexion of | scratching of Uckets will be done An this ity, GREATEST VARIETY SHOW ON EA’ SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER PrOX. at which | 746,900 cakes) — MERIZs PHARMACY | proved amounting to $182,453.41. of Ube city Known as the “Brown stone front” | Cleveland at the Chicago convention, and after- | the lower branch of the general court will be. Reem a Ladies Matines This Afternoon at 2.0 Clod Serenata Gre Le ee BUS SE . Owing to the vastaess of this company. it wili be im- sons in interest. $10 REWARD WILL BE PAID N. SHERIDAN called on the President to- district George wil! get rew votes. As it is ad- wards espoused the Buuer cause, Is running as Whatever the outcome, a ten-hour law will be = es retthe re pe on | au independent democrat against Tim Cainp- | Pas: % = 7 —— Rarible so eve singis wars to git Consequently you | "iy order of the Commissioners of the District ot t< i attest and conviction of ally person | day. aiuuiverat vee ene eames pags POD | Dell, who bas the Teguler democratic mominn- he death of United States Senator Pike after | Voting for All State Officers, Legisias . Bills FACTS ATONE TIME. Columbia, aught stealing or lgully ust orpe’ = : a jas Dee! reed republicai campaign opened introduced re and Congressmen. 2 Remember no, advance in prices—Night admission, | “oclo-2aw3w WILLIAM TINDALL, Secretary. | Sill Jarm Address Uity Uflice, Ui I's see nos | Pince NaPOLnON and bis party left on the | ;Re democratic party, most interest is shown | ton and hi grime ae Sent ee ee Soece _ 15, 25 and Gc. No higher. = (0 higher. TSS ROSA RA Teacher of Elocution a nd Voice Culture, prepares Ladies and Gentlemen for the ear tina ito. Office, Wood Bro.'s stables, 1620 M st. n.w. phone call 472-4. Treatment of domestic pets specialty. oct-Lm* ALL SOULS’ CHURCH—THE FIRST - ‘Soclable of the Parish Union will be held TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 2d. It will bea reunion of friends of the church, all ofw! ted. n1-2t 9:40 train for Philadelphia this morning. From onee, to France. MASTER PAINTERS’ ASSOCIATION, there he will go to New York, and then, at in news Irom the labor purty headquarters, GEORGE VOTERS INTERFERED WITH. At the Central Lubor Union headquarters to- day tbere was great activity from un early hour, The managers spoke confidently of the 8... Cox will be elected in the ninth. In the thirtieth district (Rochester) the democrats have nominated Theo Bacon, who was a repub- Han until 1884. It is claimed that there will be w close contest between him and C. 8. Baker, ment into the contest, as the legisiature chosen to-day willelect his successor. As the session will not be held until next June, Gov. Currier will appoint a Senator to serve auring the coming session of Congress, The next Hartrorb, Conn., No’ sonnecticat will ote to-day for the entire state ticket—gover= nor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer and controller. Four tickets are in 15. —C Si assi the presem republican member. tare will also be calied on to provide ior nold- F DRAMATIC STAGE < INO. MORAN, “rhe teqular mouthiy meeting of tis Assocl | quaretrnicter cenecey, Cuts Saxton, assistant | success of tue George ticket, but tere Was sgome | ‘fue prohibitioniets have made nominations | nga coustivatioual convention according tothe | the field, In case! {alsureof ans one to secure ep ay ap 2126 Pennayivania ave, Selood vPrompt susnaanoorequieet to’ “| Cortain clothing and. stores at Jelfemonvilie | sete ners Seley Reriereee wed arth CeerE? | 1p neatly every congressional district, but ite St the polls last ari, either the republican | 12 1584 this happened ‘and a republican vegie- iperae Soames mer mesons oe or Wwania ave, Stendanee required. 8 4 reaper eget oer rg 4 this “bap Etetoneeac < em ‘Has large force of gocd mechanics to no! pee THUS. AS BHOWN, President | Ind. Lawyers present were kepi busy recelviugcom- | Ot believed that auy man on thelr ticket will = . jature chose the preseut republican officers, ‘Can be seen from 10 until 6 on Tuesdays, Wednes- @ayeand Fridays, ot ~ No. 1338 H street m. w., FPRICYCLE RIDING MOONLIGHT Attend promptly to repairs of Latrobes, Furnaces and Ranges. All of Bibb & Sexton's and Wood's Baltimore Latrobes. Simond's Mfg. Co. Culver <=>, PHOSVIT#--THIS COMBINATION, OF | (RSSrcaittse Wie chery sod Horstorete hea (55, THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF ‘the Associated Chariues of the pistrict of bra. J. P. NkWMAN, BARTLETT and POWEES. of Officers, granted two months’ leave for disabilit: Of Second Lieut, F. B. McCoy, 3d infuntr Capt. Gaines Lawrence, 25th infantry, jeave ex- THe Repvcrion in the public debt during plulnts of illegal voting. When asked if he thought that George voters were being troubled GEORGE AND HIS FRIENDS JUBILANT, From an early hour Henry George, Rev. Dr. be elected. In New York city interest in the mayoralty indorsed by the Irving Hall democrts, and many soclal reformers, preuchers and enthusi- or democratic vote will reach the figures at- tained in 1884, this being an off year, but the The Labor and Tariff Questions Very ‘The Uckets are repubilcan, democratic, bition, headed by 5. B. Ferbes, aud labor by H contest overshadows all others. ‘The registra- | prohibitionists claim that their gubernatorial | Pilon. headed t “eg » stood 28. S : the islet , 4 oon = Baker, Last year the senate repab- Washington, D.C._ | Euraces and Buck Ranges, 4. Cox Stove Coys splet- | moat aver TUESDAY EVEXIRC: Reverier an, | Cones tree inonthss Sesoud'Licut: W.P.Sew- Jn ny large degres ong ofthe managers replied tion is larger than’ ever Belore in ap off year, | candidate willpoll 4.00u. ‘The greenback vote heat 22 enieatu replies majo 98 TERTAIN- | it Hanae and Nov aces, Tin Roo! Teabufer, ‘stosie 19 ini Bee Weak eae ees | Sth artillery, and Second Lieut, John W- | Were casting thelr tickets quietly, and that less | DeiNE wittin 9,000 of thatot Iss, ‘The labor a [ep ge ener tig noel Me, WEDSESDAY | g We "uute good work and fir prices, Open unttt | Tse grr, Money ue Eve alta Mes ses by | Ruckman from battery 1. to battery Hi. tan ee ber cont or tein pad buen molested. | nated Henry George. His noiihation was MASSACHUSETTS. It will elect « United. States Semutor, Gen Son = “Pelepuoue + Seer ; om P. Hawiley's term expiring in March.’ This sess e a sion Of the Jegisiature will be the first under ~ “y 3 ah an October amounted to 81: The de-} McGlynn, Kev, Dr. Kramerand I. V. Powderly | asts flocked to his standard. ‘They were joined. Ube constitatioual amendment vi Bele lindion sic, euch nourzgiOw hoa. cari: | Phowbaue, ia pspuiay and oficiens Brainangserre | (KS nox, Nov. 2.— Yesterday's cabinet counell as oe mae Yaga, vico W.E. Copeland, declined. | having been chosen Ustober 4. and thers {ckot, to witich there sno opposition. Seven pooh i! ae 6 lollow! motion’ in made in pposition democratic nominees, 0 ‘only SUITS. PANTS, OVERCOATS, for the REAL Estat WAN aX SURANCE | tne Pension oid: Noah V, bdbotts of Sal Brohitition is nore political tases tn eaieeeeee, ig where Open Fire Place, Dought, sold and exchanged. Particular | $1,200 to $1,4( Mra, Helen M. Whipple, It exists in one form or another in about 115, attention given to the renting ot fnnesot ars ie ‘out of the 187 counties in' ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES ec iwiven to the f hounés and collection ta; Mra. ‘A. Marshail, ot ; ‘Georgia. The Kn: TABLE GRATES, TILES and MANTELS, | of renin “Loans i epcmabte Sonne | BER Es gFAUN® WN; Wallsos, of Georgia: | of Labor donot extand beyond alx or seven ants ‘eetatand Decorative Articles for Wedding Prasenta | AS LOIN Psa spate erooe.” Lge Shy-patt in polties eavopt ig lchmond ‘and YWwaRp W. W. 001 |. RIGGS 4, 0. oc7-1m i. Hurrlet P. McQuesten, of lows, a clerk | Gna Jantles, and fa those their efforts eae ancaae = bap epoca . q= LUMBER! LUMBERY of class one in the Pension office, has realigned. | Garsumrsccnes ot — Plumbers, Dealers in Furnaces, Ranges, Grates and | MAHOGANY. ‘The Alleged Training Ship Smuggling. LOUISIANA. mex emcent gx | out inreoe wee see tee ae See oa and other articles brought trom abroad by the Officers of the United States steamers Ports- mouth and Saratoga, in which he STRICTLY ONE PRICE 987 axp 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. nol (Open Saturdays till 12 p.m iE PROOF OF THE PUDDING.— Te PUDDING.

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