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lHEfEoToHT dTAaD.-Nicht before last tn
pN,roi under Lieut.. Franklin made a aesce M
9 Noah.s Capitol Hall. r. street north, ana
I'D the proprietor and sthess pssssns Ito to r rs.
, n At the euardhouse. -Four bsTyels and four
ov,r to the Medical Purveyor
Ms. feterson's house, in the s8ne neishbor.
oooo: was visited, and in her cellar She was
eaugnt selling liquor. to sol lisrs. She denied
having any liquor on her premises, bat on
searching quantity was found under a wood
PLe. This Is the third time that the patrol has
N, atmall ha al At this house.
mrs heltye house, on New JERSEY avenue,
sr the depot, was found In full Blast, and one
barrel Of whisky was condscated.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEa.-Geo. MIL
dinniss; dismissed. John McGinniss con.
tsmpc DO Edward Farrell, drunk; do. Ellen
Smith, drunk and disordery; fined 81. Isabel a
George ard Ia zabeih Tyler, disorderly; do go
each. Henry Walsh, indecent expos ure; dis
missed.
Bnrch arrested VIM. Acton, a soldier, yester-
day, for stealing doubls.c ased silver watch
i sssn,, the gosf:t o. Corporal Ernest Smith Of
Center Market. When A ton was arrested he
was Identified as tho robber, and the watch
was recovered. Acton was sent TO jail by
justice Walter, for trial at the Criminal Court.
DIsnssED-Yesterday, oundsman Kelley
q hc Fonrth Ward, arrested Geo Hobbs upon
charge OF passing counterfeit money Of tn
description published In the STIR OF yesterday
He was taken before Justice Walter, who diSR
mnsed the case, the evidence no, being sufficient
to sustain the charge.
BoswkLLhs MEDIcArap CouGH CANDY is the most
popular, pleasant and efsctusl remedy ever INTRO
or any aftetion Of the Thros or Lungs. Sold 1t
all the principal drug stores and Wholesale and
~ and 6th street,, and by D Boswell corner May.
isnd avenue ana 9TH street. Prizes Is and 25e per
BuRp1TIH has just received one h nndred and fifty
Cloth and Frosted Beaver Cloth O. for ladi S. all
OF which are the very latest styles and designs of
's"@'0n' RAJ sing in price ygoT SHIP to Sa'.
de 1873 No 331 9TH street, bet. l and X
sh IL Poi hs@ alrt sdy sacrificed som Of our best
su ply onT.efes with Holloway, pills aid
ointment The Pills purify the blood and strength
pain and prevents pit marks. Price 20 cent. per
box or pot AL
LATIEs your special attention Il called TO an i'm
nlense stock OF Dry Goods ST Burd+ tie g. which will
re sold At educed prices VIA large lot of new
at, les Del aims al rs cents Caiieoes,as low 10
cents; iu Fnlbroidered Collars. at 12is, q and s.
c: n's, worth three times tho money; Plain TX
Saf,oe foe SosSrr KPt Merin0Hs Plain FESh
Goods. Table Linens, Table Covers rs
tons, White Goods of eyerv ,.s.r, SEEING Got
which will be sold ngly chesnfoy ~ 81 or "'
VI. W. BugpETTE.
de L. ST No. 351 Il h street, bet and K
INDIA RHBbEs Doors AND sHoRs-The above ar
tieles are sold cheaper at H. A. Halls India Rub
store in this city vicinity This is so. Cali and
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa avenue. no ?l-tf
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DORTABLE MILLS FOR THE ARMY.
Ofses a. Depos Comm s,ory Of Sp5sis,

Opsos Of Dtpos Conris,ory Of Sp5sir<nkl
HaShin ton. ID. e., Nov. -, lSi2 (
Inyenters and manufacturers are invited till the
1th Dece p Der 1897 to pre- sent inoaeis and samples
Of Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn for
The following are the essential conditions the
mills must combine to receive consideration when
presented ny plan specification, model and sample
Cd. The grinding surfaces TO be Of bur- ,so..
struc,On Of the mill to be an ala ous to that Of
81: Bach mill to be psbse of grinding 80 pound.
being worn ed By one man.
Each mill to Be % L
weight, SO as TO be carried by two men should the
ofths men or other cause render its carriage too
sth. Each mill to be capable of bein. attached to
Inventors win submit plans specifications, or mod
presenes Of board Of osse.rs They viii be re-
sEirsd 70 REs:en; indisput:Sls syidsnces Of their
@srstsd By eausins the miu to DO worked in the
II mill be presented contain ming sll Of the above
= TIE opinion Of the pepart%ent to warrant it,
nht ecr tha ne npeer wei very PROBABLY be
Fss faS m, IasSSrnAtien apply .sNo. sas g E..
ORRHANy COURT. RIsrsIcr OF CaLuxBIA,
Mary z. shreve. executrix of John Shreve, de-.
as 81 Tine
COUNTY Aforesaid, appointed Saturday, the Sd day
button Of the personal Of said deceased and
OF the assets in hand az far as the same have been
and sI
ned to attend, cat the Orphans' Court OF Washing
may BE- sssssds
frsIa all benefit IN said deceased estate: provided
the sss,
said 50 day Of January, 1868.
de sS;n G. R0BBINs, Register Will.
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GERMAN RKLIKP AssocIATIoH.-The last
quarterly report of the financial secretary Of
this association exhibits q most commendable
lndustry on the part of their present executive
board.
During the last three months. in additidA to a
large quantity Of blankets, pillows, handker-
chief. neckties, towels, vests, books, prepaid
envelopes, tobacco, wine, brandy, jellies, &c
&c, distributed among the sick and wounded
soldiers in the hospitals Of the Districtof Colum
bia, 1,256 of the patients were furnished with
the following articles: 7S4 shirts, 1855 under
shirts, 626 pairs of drawers, ~ gowns, 2ej pairs
of slippers, 65l pairs of socks.
Miss L. b. Rumkey, the L. s. SaAitary Com.
mission, Fifth Ward Ladies' Society, New
1ork, PennsylSania, and other State assoc a.
tons, and individuals, are mentioned as having
afforded liberal aid at different times.
The hospitals are represented as being in
general well conducted, and some even admi-
rably so. Camp Con valescent comes in for its
share of comment.
The secretary complains that thus far COM
paraiiyely no contributions have been received
from other localities than the District of Column
bia, and that but Sit535 in cash have been coll
lected In this city during the quarter just ended;
wherefore he urges his fellow countrymen
throughout the Union to come forward W it'll a
more liberal hand. and enable the association
without stint, to continue its labors in the good
cause,
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LOCAL NEWS.
.nusINHNfs TONIGHT.

po1n,s THRArYa-Ths public never seems
.tire 81 witnessing the weird spectacular
o,sTs u Sataneila, and IL win Be repeated to-
Tn, IN effective style. Mise Caroline Rich
ami Ballet Troupe, the full Chorus, and the
dramatic COMPANY, including comic Mr..
p,.hop, charming Miss Graham, and that ex-
esllrut actor, Mr.. +. III. Brink, will all appear.
.Those VII. have not seen Satsneila can have
n conception of the brilliant style in which IL
nss been brought out al Ford's.
GECvER's THxATKR.-This is positively the
last nis hr of "Our American Cousin" at Gro
Tar's, 18th its great cast composed of all the
principal members Of the double company
Anon them are Xats Denim, Lofty Hough,
Souhie Climber, Isabel Free man, Mrs Germon.
Ds1 Setchsll, Barrett, Barron, Clifford, BAKER
Wrmyss, Bokee, &c, &c.
OF Monday night, "Pauvrette> will be
brought out in graf style, - Growers
CAsrHRBuRr HALL-To- night, thu beautiful
ballet Of "katerine," the delightful "Sipsy's
Lay, and the rich burlesqs entitled "A Con.
iugal LESSON" with numerous other attrac i've
performances, IN which the whole strength of
the company will appear, including such per.
formers as Galletti, Eelarde, Mortimer, Pen
noyer, Hayes, Edeson, Closki, and q host of
others OF the front rank.
ts-nisht At the Varieties; also "Cn Ballo in
Maschsra," rench Dancing Mas ter, ""Paddy
Go Easy" "Miss Lucy At the Soiree" ssDonny
brook Fair" DC, &c; and all TO conclude with
the great comic pantomime Of 1.-THE Coopers, IS
with Hernandez in his wonderful part Of
GFanler." ..e. q. -. =
FOUNDRY CHURCH FAIR.-This Is the last
night Of this delightful fair. and Odd Fellows
Hall will b. crow aed, We take il, "a there will
Be an auction Of the articles on hand, aRording
an excellent chance TO secure nice things for
Christmas presents. That's 50.
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MAR RIED.

:, On the nth inst. a. St Georges Church, in New
York city, by Rev. DR.. Charles II Hail. rector Of
Gpirhsnv Charch, Washington, D. C., Captain
CHARLES ii T0MPKINS L. s. A to ACGUS.
IA r. daush'er Of tho late 8. Hobbie, eff
Washington, D. c.
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AUCTION SALES.

ByW. L. WALL 200. AuctisnesrA
I0HNs0N Z EA6Lse AUCTION TN apl
Vim ssi ~ ~" e.,.o. a. sSro.rs a.s.ss
=: IL .:.s Z : ~ : "a 5G.:Sst
Il lie :: e sf fsr a y.
c' ana !. 80. s.s x Ti%s,i, AZ e s.rta
Il ysna and Domet u. Sessrs ofths st brands,
III and p '-rrvea yruits sFsvery Hind,
y gitsh Az 4ressa Pickles,
Catsur and Saues
Olives. CApers. Anehovi.s. sareisss, &c.
Gs,. -. - .."s. D'ops, &c.
BoItt Ada. antiae sad Mould Candles.
Lave! Raisips and figs.
Died Apple Peaches ard Prunes
With many olher Good, in the Grocery Lac, all OF
tn These 9 . 81 fresh, ana Of prias quality. Sc
ee.ea .1re a, tor our holiday t'sdsssad susrsn
CstsIo. ne. Vim be rely 4 GU. s.or. o. III.
Dr. '''''' ". toW WxIn 4 CO. SoAe haes
By J: Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aus.ios.er.
y WtssSon fGts5k7 sykNIsss P...nSs g
e, at O'Clock, on the ID door Of "a. Auctioa
Ware, con.isnlnent from one Of the beet mann
20 and Medium Re: and ccsss fo a ''
Egg Glands, with Cups and spoon.,
Wsser and Cream Pitchers.
Combination astors with Butter Dish and Fruit
T Z u. Gator, Gu, and Pressed Bottles.
Butte. Dishes, suxar Bowls. Syrup and Cream
Wine stands Cups ard GobIe,s. &c.
Masy q the most eO,tly yesren,asa sssold.
A number Of BRONZE Ron = M iRsfH ORNAMENTS
de sdts J. G. McGUiEH 4 Co. Aue...
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NEW AND SIMPLIPIED METHOD yoR PIANO
FORTE AND SINGING

PKOFE6SOR ALEXANDRA WOLOW6KI,
PIANIST. VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
Has opened Ladies' and Gentlemen's Afternoon a
O'Clock, and Evening Is o'clock) Singing Classes
on most liberal terms. Prof. Wolowskf will also
explain The full theory Of Music and Reading By
BY Pref Wolowskrs new method person hsy.
Ing only q slight knowledge Of music will be ens-
bed IN very short time TO read nusic with great
facility and execute operate we'll as classical
music with perfection
AZ TO the vocal part. by his way Of vocolizttion
he arrives ~ most extraordinary results renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vo
cslse with facility, accuracy and fine quality Of
tone. $500 W
Prof. Wolowski receives visitors daily from 70 to
IL q. M. and from to 4 p at his residence No
AL Tenth street between & and r.
n: X. Children over eight years OF age are ae-
copied. de- Sim
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WARRINGTON THEATEs.-This theatcr will
open on Monday night for the season, with the
popular comtd dian, MIR. Frank Dr.'W, and
good company. See announcement elsewhere,
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SEIZURE or LIGUoR.-Ten cases of whisky
were seized yesterday AZ the Seventh street
wharf, which WAS bound for Alex lndria 1t
was turned over 10 the Medical Pur xryOr
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I J. JOLLlVET.
LADIES HAIR DRESSER. from Paris has Just
arrived vita beautiful coil, ction Of Prenchss d
BQNNkTs, HEt D. DRESSES and FLOW ASNIN
ERs, lust received from Paris, which hs hss4 DIX
ogened 81 the corner of Eleventh and SITS so
46s. He respectfully eolicta the ye OF the
ladies as heretofore. Also French Corsets Is In
V'HE AUrOMATON REGIMENT for all Re-
Brewerton; ST. u -
The sieg- and Kedustiou Of Fort PuIaski-Ry
Ten. l.. A. Gilmore, vol Maps And Plates; 81 S.
DE ~ sSaNCK TAYLOR.
A huORES WEST IND DRUG STORE ia
"A Penn syenue, south side, the public eau n
Riwsys md large and re erai assortment Of ~
pure bEd fresh MEDICINES ~
/" Particular attention paid to the dis. "A
pen@ng oi physicana' prescriptions. deis ~
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ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
Square 54-Lots ,, ISIS.
Square sS-Lots Is, f9.
ssS.I: 1 1871 e.. - i;a as $50.
Square 422-Lots 4 5, CT
Square 499-Lot IL.
SQUARE s74-LoG 1, 2,3.4.1I,Is.
Res. A-Iast half Of Lot 6, On Missouri avenue
Also, . srst-eIss. DWELLING in the Firs. Ward.
and one In the Fourth.
For Particular inquire Of
JAS. =. HALLIDAY, Real Estate Agent.
no d colin Corner Of Pa. avenue and Tenth St
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ManBuRs o, co SeTtGsi AND STRANGER,
VISITING WASHINGTON =
WIZ dnd IT much TO their sdvsntAEe and personal
comfort Off rooming out) 70 take their eals this
ven-known and long established Restaurant. The
subscriber has spared 20 expense in rs6ttins his
entire esta which Is intended excusive-
~ for drst class Geptlemen's Restaurant where
may be found all the comforts Of q private home
and on very moderate terms
Gentlemen particularly requested to call
before making arrangements elsewhere.
G.. GAUTIHR
no Is colin asa Pennsylvania aeenue
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AUCTION SALES


nm z5I61oSE zR0 fs-ISoISoV.
~ ss.t s.a., S6a ,l s:s!;E,ss
Ca1isf6s isSSSxrS. 5iNc4 dopu.
,S!so;i;s'ss = -: $: s:sss:ss:iJlii 81
!. ! :s'.!ss, ss g isss:i4x
s.I MARSHALL q pxer. 49,.
By q. n Il. CROWN & co -X..es-..---
A a !. :.:a:. e tffjsssaHE gafSESE.
&. /. "a 2 =. :ss s.g :. s.
s.r ana ..s: ~! e. nss, 81: J: -
are invited 70 ne ssls, = shs win Ssssd v;sxs.s
.... I: 81 ssH x 4 o.! e. ~; <
By BoNTz 4 eaITYTrH. Asssss.e,n.
A RARB CHANCE Yo8 clkIsfuAs PRss-
s. SS s.. rss.I 2. t !: s.;s.
on pa sosrt Store No. 300 ssyestS e., ssss.snf
q. i.sss sr !. .s -. sas
Walnut VAIN, So s.is;.; ssa !. Ar IN on.in
Cottage suites. wssdrObes,
E s's e.ss;. dA saisia fi.ss..,
d:.. . ana Sos Sss =. s rsS
Cane Seat and Bach Arm and Hsrs. lssssn.
fissy ssi Pc; e ~:
O.: M.ao..n, o... k.ip sU - ss
DEL. 1' I is:s sS Hsfais om,,rra. A....
BY. o. INQUIRE 4 CO.. A.esioo..r..
So r.Ts p. sosfs esno P. Cas-. sly.s 90
H ssS Rsgs;se s ,lEy'gSs A. fg.lio s.Is.6s
Al 10 eeiOei, Al No SeS;h ssiess nIs ss
1 y, s and ri5.t street east cPpe.s the
supsTior ko.s.ood ssyes octave Gold Meds
Piano Cover and stool. whstnot
Roalr and !, s- Rsss Hs, Spring s0
Ma. BILE top Sol. and Centre Tables.
S Ss. rT.% mir Mirror, Dsm.ss ourtsirs.
Lounges, Cane and Wood seat Chairs.
E!,sI!snt BIgs:sls Thrs. ply and ingram c.r,.s.
Hssossny Eat assd r :ss f III. c fE.S
s Rsn1 f.b Ghs ssiEl.so,rs
8Ss ss,..s Of R Ssi.. Gs:. and S.ocksr'.
Superior Feather Beds, Boisters. and Pillows,
blankets. Comforts and Sure ads,
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves,
Fos.tSer sfh .ssor. hSss Fl s..
Requisites.
p. s The house is for rent Inquire Of tho Aue-
HoneerE.
de 10 d J. c. MCGUIRE A CO Auets
By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
Tor SALE II offer for ale . small Farm, con-
u tanning about seventy acres, within miles Of
the Center Market 1t i, improved by a comfort
all M cesesry outhnldings. One half Of this land
u covered With grow Ia OF young OAK and chestnut
timber.
This property lies within one mile and half Of
the Anscostis or Benning's Bridge and imm ediAt~-
~ upon the public road leading 70 Upper Mari
boroi
If not dsp~sed Of At private sale before the "A.
day Of December. 1861 IL will upon that DAY. upoa
the premises, and st u o'clock be offered az pub
lie saleao the ixhest bidder
Terms made HI own On day Of sale.
FRANCIS N. BRENT.
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By. G. McGIIRE a. Co, Aucroa-rr..


TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
AND LoT * q STREET soRTu, BsrwRgx llrH
Ssp ,2TE SHEETS sasr-on TUESDAY ArfkR-
NOON December 9TH 1852. at 4 o clock. on the
premises, by virtue of deed OF trust dated june
18th, L SO, snd eul, recorded in Liber J. A. g. No
Isl folios 46c, ct sec one of the ana records Tor
Washin ston, ID. q shall part of Lot numb r six,
Co. in Square Numbered THREE hund red aod tventy .
lSeo, beginning at the south line of said Lot M %,
br six, being LIS feet 8a inches from the inter
section of 18th and street,, thence east 700 feet.
the nee north . feet 81 inches thence west twerts.
Eve t25l feet, thence south IS feet, thence west -
r. enc - inch. thence s"uih three go feet sf
inches 10 the plsce OF besnn Al-o, part of Lo3
number eight. Is in SQusrs aforesaid beKinnins
al tie east lire Of said Lot eight, a. heine one
hunrIsd toll feet one inch fiom the interse ton
of 9th and q streets, thence south hundred
0el feet, thence west twenty five (25l 1T thsnao
north one hundred (lfaD feet thence east twenty
I've (2sl feet to the place OF beginning, Together
with the IMPROVEMENTS, consisting Of = desirsblo
frame dwelling house.
Terms: Sl,2a in cash; the remainder 10 and n
months with interest, secured By decd Of trust
on the premises.
All eonveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
III the terms of sale be not complied with vithfa
FIVE thereafter the trustee reserve the INIT
to resel at the risk and expense of the defau16ns
Star. VIM. Z. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
de 6-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE a co ,Auots
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FUTURE DAYS.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q co. Aucticpe.r..

By J. G. MCGUIRE co. Auctienseu
(SH0ICE BUILDING LOT IN PRINTING or
~ Ffce kQrlRE AT ACcTIoN.-0n MONDAY Az
TERNOON. the 5th OF ysuuscy, At half past -four
o'clock: we shall sell AZ auction one OF the do
eirdIle lots in Prtn ling Ocr Square said lot front
i-g q feat IA inches on Est street wPst running
back lSi feet inches 20 Q - feet alley being the
rnnd lot in the square from the c1rn-r of Al and
1T streets vest ard situated nearly in front Of the
rssid = &c Of the late Senator Dodslss, Since he
purcl ase OF The printing office by tn G.yernm nj
this SEE ton Of Washington has 70 id Improved
snd n" more desir.h'e oppoi tuniiy for Improve
ment Q investment 10 to be uud a the city Asl
70 I al ~ runs through the square from east 10
w.n in the r'ar OF the lots fronting Ist e.
Terms of sac: $50 cash; balance in 6 and II
T ths, secured ~ a deed oftrust on the premlses
s2-d ]. q. MrGTTRR > ca Ancts.
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by G. n. L. CROWN q CO, Auctioneers.
ONE BAY MARE, about ls's hands high, .
on Tuesday MORNING, a. n o 'clocs.
Dc d .Is,a cash C RI c-oxS ( coSin asss.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Bontx l. Grif-
fifth sold recently square 1,U29, bounded by
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets east and +.
ant STREETS north, containing about 22O, $50
feel, al one cent per foot, TO DR. W. Z. job ton
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MALICIOUS NIsCHIEF, ac.-Iesterday, Mrs
Arabella Fisher, a rather prepossessing looking
woman, hardly thirty years of age, was arrested
by Patrolman Frazier, upon a charge of ma
liciously cutting up carpet and DESTROYING
other furniture in the house Of Mr. Thomas i
Lard. She was taken before Justice Walter
and held 70 bail for a further hearing During
the preliminary hearing of this case, it was
statf 10 Sergeant Cronin that while the ac-
cused stayed al Mrs. Lard's, about $40 worth of
various articles were missed, and she was sus-
pected. Sergeant Cronin set to work with
Parolman Frazer TO see what ground there
was for suspicion. At the office Of Adams &
Co.'S express they found a very large trunk
which she had left there 10 be forw arted Two
other trunks were found at the Nation 81 HOTEL
" here she had left them. These were all taken
TO the Fourth station to undergo exami-
nation. In one, some articles were fouad
which were claimed by Mrs. Lard: also, come
articles MARKED National Hotel and Continen-
tai Hotel. The clothing and dry goods, how.
ever, were hardly of any value compared with
other articles found. A large bundle of U. s.
certificates Of indebtedness, of $50 each, w as
carefully packed away. A considerable amount
IN 50. p, and 10-dUllar treasury notes; and any
quantity Of gold watches, jewelry, necklaces
bracelets, &c, of diamonds, pearls, &c, Were
carefully slowed away. All this property re-
mains with the police until the case is settled
for court or otherwise.
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LADIES, pRHss FCRs I

JUST Arrived, another large and 6ne assortment
OF Frss in scts and separate, from % up 20 eSe,
all OF CIV own maRuiActure, and the stock ws<
bought tyfore the rise, thus enabled 70 suit
Our stcsi OF DRY GOODS !. daily increased y,
rev srrisNs. z. W. MEYENBURG,
a. Market Space, under Avenu- House,
no Is Between 9Th and Sth s<a
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MIss SAITH INFORMS HkR FbIENBs AND
lVl Ousts,Rers thst she continues TO take orders
for Bmhr.ldery ia Gold, silver and Silk 81 her
resioeate - - eigth street, between aud v, esst
ride Ls-ii>s and Children Clot hing km broidsr~d
IL the h"s, and newest Styles also cat and tssed.
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WHITE AND ooIORED YLANNELs, VITA an
w OFT e. kinds Of DRkss GOODS;
One price only, PERRY BEO.,
10 sleI e. aud Nisth fres
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WOUNDED To ACKNOWLEDGMENT seven
hundred wounded soldiers from AQUA Creek
arrived at Alexandria yesterday. They were
conveyed III ambulances TO the various hospi-
tails in that city and at Fairfax Seminary.
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by ,. q. McGU IKE a. 90. AGct.oa--rs.
1NRUsrEKs' SALE OF VALUABLE NCRsBRY

by ). q. MctiUIkE a 90, AGct.oa-,r-
1'RusrEks' SALE yALgABLE NURsHRY.
May HFrSRS e sD l. ss.sy
sI , d sS, e
corded in, IN Lietr J: A e No Zs, folio 10 etsea,.
q s. ss and s. IN %@ Toda i Y Il
fruit trees and desirable shrubbery. re b1iidinss
soD,iss o.. h.nd.o%s msFsi. one. Lot No Is,
brick stable With slate roof on Lots 81 and IS, anI
Ter%. On 5 SSssI e..s: In. r..au. .. a.
twelve and eighteen montAs. vitS interest. a.
Of sale .soaid not Ss v
10 ave days sfer the sole, the trustee t.
~ S' and ss' ss
An convey sneias Ct q. cost Of Ii. psreA.sss.
a.s.e.s i0aS G. I MsEfssss 90 'r S.:
a.l .e.. ..a from ut, 3, ,a5ss .S g
cireu oo q Of she District OF ooisnSis' S.s sss
h h. door Of seid county, 90 re lsDAY, .ksslS
a. IS !. ssast. {: is. IN sss city Of wssslssss..
ssssr with 81 ana siasIi.5 the ssssvs-
eIty Of John o. Rsen els and vail be seii 80 at
ssd = s .nd Is asy s.r. AVE- e
N h, fsssr 0fG'erss j. 'OhnSsn Gu NJ P.
de ls-dts Us Msrshai D. q
NJARsHAL'h sALE.-In virtue OF . writ OF sers
,o fs': n IL, 81 'ssl
District Of Columbia, for the county OF wsshiae-
ton ard N we ci-ees ed win expose 20 publ ale
for cash in frost Of the court house door Of said
coUMy ON lUsspAY, the 9Th day Of ysnury merit,
ls6S At u q ciock al Robert W. Hughes b rieht.
tile eais and inter.s, In and 20 square No -,
together With ell and singular the iurprovenes.s
thereon, bring the undivided two-tsirds I'D q
said ssu' re, in TIE city Of wsshnstan o. c., siIed
ana LEVI d " ron as TIE property q W nuFh.s,
term, s. favor OF v. c. nsrrin gton, Rsche1
Howl.t, xsrDisbse Of II. W; H1sbss;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-20

CORRECTION BY REV. H. NJ. TURNER (CoL-
oRED).-EditOr Star:-Having had nv atten-
lion called 70 an article in your Tuesda s is
sue, which though am not SO uncharitable as
10 presume 1t was done Intentionally, yet il
sets me in such a very singular aspect before
the public, that think a correction indispaR-
cable.
As for me establishing school in George
Town or anywhere else, Is more than have
any knowledge OF at this time, for hold the
pastoral charge OF Israel Church, Capitol
Hill,) whose congregation numbers nearly q
thousand persons, and whose spiritual de-
maAds are so great that my most assiEuous
labors are inadequate TO them.
The chronological and scientific terms to
which you refer, and which You say propose
teaching, was merely taken Judge, from some
cards (which had struck OF At the Job office,
for The special uSe OF the Israel Lyceum, a lit
eraTy organization recently formed by several
young men for the express purpose of estab-
fishing literary nucleus, advancing the cause
of general education, and for the Improvement
Of their inteliects. This body, of which have
The honor OF being president, is based upon d
self-improvins system, and only proposes to
study the branch sciences of the abo We referred
10 terms. With the highest consideI alton,
HENRY Nj. TURNER