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DIED,

After two days sickness, with congestion of
brain Mr. JOHN THOMAS SCOTT, aged 4s years,
IL months and 10 days. Formerly OF Charles coun :
u. Mo-, huI for last IL years resident OF Washn q
ton. ID. U. He NSves wits and four children 20
mourn his loss.
Bow bleet Is oar father. bereft
OF all that could burden his mind
HOW easS tbs soul ttst has left
This wearisouls body behind.
This earth il affected 10 more
Win slekneEs, or shaken with pain;
The war In the members is DER.
and never shall vex him again.
Port Tobacco Tiu please copyl
On Friday the 18th of Dec. of small pox, MARY
VINCENT, aeed years. only dau ghter OF the late
james A. and SsEAh q. Conway, aud grand daueh-
Ter T. J. and M. Mnlloy. Suffer little children
to come unto me and forbid them NOT for such is
the kingdom of heaven.
In Geo getown. d. O., on Christmas NOR ming
CBARL rs C. sM0OT, son of Mrs. Mar7 u smoot
in the 2Ist year of bis age. "Cursum perfcio v
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DIARIES FOR 1s6i.-A valuable pocket COM
parton tor registering events-cor taiuIns al.
maDac, population OF the Uniteo States, rates
OF postage, distance and time by railroad from
New York to the principal places 10 the Unite
states, stamp duties, record Of battles and
other important events, from the commence
space for every day in the year. cash account
and bulls payable and receivable for each
month. Commence the ne " year with diary,
Shilbhgton, bookseller, stationer and VS.
dealer. corner AZ street and Pennsylvania
avenue, has fifty different kinds in various
styles Of binding. 4t
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SECoNDW WARD STATION CAsEs-Ley isWen.
SINGER, grand larceny of a horse; dismissed.
jackson Twins, drunk and dlsorcerly m Hilary
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PERSONAL.

II YOU WANT TO SEE THE GRANDEST
Il Scspjc and Mechanical Dioram& in the world go
to the:exhibition of the Russian War. at Odd Fell
lows He'll any might this week hife,l Battle
ecepeB, Naval saRementa, Bomhardmspts,
Storms On land and sea. with terrific Lightning,
Thunder. and bowling Wirds, &c. It.
ID MEDICAL,
L 1ReONe eufarin9 with Syphilis, Gonorrhea,
elect, Seminal Weakness. or Private Diseases OF
any description, should call Immediately upon
DIR DAVIS.
Female Diseases treated In the most scientific
and successful III amer
The Doctor's Diploma apgs in his OH e.
cure guaranteed. Fees moderate.
DR. DAVIS.
45S 7th street, opposite Post Office,
> de % SIN Room 90 up stairs.
VNHE LADIES FRIEND GALL IN TROUBLE
CALI. Medicine for all Female Complaints; if.
teen years experience; guarantees success or
chargeD Business and corresp ondsnce strictly
private. Roo ms for patients. MADAME CORsON,
Baltimore. No. ITO Fsyette street near Asquith
de Is Inn
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MARI

sopsss. by Rev. b. p. Brown. THOMAS W
YrINoUR TO Miss KATE HOPKINS, both OF
Wsshi agtop, o.
On the 2fth day OF Dec. 1868, By Rev. r. Rsmick,
Mr.. VIZ. 7 Palmer, OF GEORGETOWN, d. @, to
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DECIDEDLY the bestentertain ment no " in the
CITY Is the grand exhibition OF the celebrated
Russlan W ar Panorama, ut Odd Fello VS. Hall,
every night JoT this meek only. For particulars
see advei isement in another column, and do
rot tail 10 go. u
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SEs EIKsT PAGE Of to-days Star for interest
ing local articles.
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E.EHGTIoNs.-The following persons We're
yesterday afternoon exempted from the opera
1Ion II he draft by the Board of Enrolment, IL
session at the corner OF New York avenue and
Pour Gth street
james Nicholson, LIST ward, transferred to
secCni class.
Al sander ZcTS. iIh ward, disability.
DAVID Swain. -th district. erroneous enroll
meuF
Nj, ~! hines I'd ward. disability.
Frederick ". Banner, Sd WarI, alienage.
We. Il. Wright, 9th ward, res ident OF Mary =
land.
HiiIe~y u ciufes. ID ward, erroneous enr,n-
men
=. 'uthTie, III ward, resident of Iowa.
Charles h. kim, Ith ward, under age.
Henry L. Dwyer, 9TH ward, erroneous enroll
mrnI.
"a. Wilson, Sd ward erroneous enrolment
y. :. Kelley. 2i ward, resident Of Maine.
Nelson q. Reynolds, 4th ward, resident Of
WaTy and.
Faux Wright, I'd ward, disability.
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w ~ NEW STYLES.
BOYS CLOTHTNG.
We are now In receipt Of . large assortment OF
BOYS and CBILDREN'S CLOTHING of the new
est styles suitable for the present for dress
WALL, sTEPHENs 4 90. gag Pa. sy..
" CON FIDENTIAL,
i DUNG MEN Who have injured themselves BY
certain secret habits which unt them for bnsiness
pleasure or the duties OF married life; also middle
other causes, feel debility in advance OF their
yeA1a, before placing themselves under the treat
msnS al Any one, hould FIRST read " tn SxORET
Friend Married Ladies viii Learn seraethins
Seat 10 any sd ress. il sealed envelope, on re-.
esipt Of Tsn snts address
Da cHAs, a. STUART CO.,
do lilly - Boston. Mass.
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EXCITEMENT on the avenue No. 43s near AZ
street. at the Dollar Jeweiry Store Cali and take
your choice out of 800 beautiful sets for dol
lar. de 23-l1s
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HAIR pyRl HAIR pYEiI

Bachelors celebrated II air Dye IS ths les, in IL
.so7ld. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
know This splendid II air Dye is perfsct-ohsns Cd
Rel: A;usty or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Blnok or NnnYa! BrotcH, without injurirg the hair
staining ths skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; In parts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing It's pristine color and rectifes the iii effects
Of Bad Eyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A
BATcHRLoK, all others are mere limitations. and
should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, dc. Fac
tory--s1 Barclay street. New York Bachelor q
new Toilet Cream Tor dressing the hair. ~ 7soly
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BY c. MCGUIRE L co., Aust,onesrs.

By J. 9. MCGUIRE Cp., AUetoneefs.
'INRU sTEEE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
NIxrB sinlET wFsT.-Oa Mon DAY AZ TERN ooN,
Re9smoer 18Th, st o'clock. on the pesn,isss. BY
1860, and duly recorded in Libsr ] A. 8, No. 9o4.
folios 20 ct sec one the Lspd Records 70. Msht
bidder, tAs western part II Lot numbered two al
il Square numbered ST., fr0ating 81 feet inches
on north street, betre Ninth snd Tenth streets
wegt and running back lie feet to so feet sIley.
This property Is desirable SO o site for private
immediate vicinity of tie Patent OH ce and Post
Gnice Departments.
sn4 twelve months, With interest, secured BY o
dead OF TruBt on the premises
JOS. " MARIN Trustee
]. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
R-T TIE ARoyI aALs Is pOsTPONED IN
conseQusnee of the rain until TIC RGDAT A.-
TERkOON December 3lst same hour aud place.
JOS ". MARIN, Trus tee.
dep &c. Metz InF & CO., Auets.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE Il co. Auctionssrs.
By WI. WALL & Co Auctionss,, :

BY ". L. WALL e CO., Auctioneers
sGsthmssi ee-asL Ps.K. getnne ard Nintk street.
frkOCEkIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND TO-
" BkCoo AT AUCTIOS-On THURSDAY MOE
ING, the 3lst OF December, at 10 O'Clock, We VII
sell ct tf3e Auction Rooms
Bbls White and yellow Sugar, Mclssses. and Strip
Ebls Ccies and boxes do
Boxes Ga ned Fruits and Il eats
Bones Brown, yellow, and Castillo Soap
boxes Starch, Vest Powders
Ca: es Sauce and Cstsaps
Peaches and Cherries
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon
800 cases Madeira. Sherry, PORT, and Malaga Vines
0tsrd Dupuy and s. 9. 7. Brandy, 80 oass0
Boxes HssEEa Tobacco and Cigsrs
% boxes prime Che wing Tobacco
~ gross N aturSl Leaf Tobacco
Cctaves ana quarts Brandy
Bbib W hiRkey, various brands
Boxes Mslsga aud Port Wine
II casks Younger q Tannaut's Ale
And various other articles too numerous to men.
ti0l -
50 cases Boots aud Shoes
qusrtit of Small Stores
Also. q lot of Toys and Fancy China.
Terms cash.
deg VIM, l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
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Nsw YeRK sfyt.xs

NEw YoRK SfYLYs,
GsntleSsss's Got4fng !-Nes1 aad Fashionable!
large assortrns Mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Goats EXCEL in
beSuty, grade and 6pish anything ever offered In
this city. 80 WALL, STEPHENS Co,
1872 Pa aveuus, bet. 9th and 10th Sta
oestf INTEL, And Repub.1
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

SIXTH GRAND BALI
A. 5 aeSK ,ssPoas sstf
On NEW 4 fs.s' Eve. Dec ,,... III
Il k.b,s,t COMMITTEE " aro,, tasA
w. Girls; J. Iinsisy.
Ticket. On. Dollar. "a aissia; s.nsl.m.s and
SzcoN Grand BALL
~ OF TBE
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB.
...--. to be given a.
ISLAM HALL,
Corner Of Sixth sad streets Islaud,)
On TUESDAY, Fsb. eth, 1864.
The members Of this Club will spare no pains or
sxgents to make this one of the zrands,t "A
A teIebratsd Brass and String Band has -
Tieks.s ONE DOLLAR. admitting sentie@.n
COMMITTEE.
ThGs Mecook. W%: A. Smith.
q Black John usher,
g gdsn m ssS1s; H VIM B sisd 1t.
FIRST GRAND BALL
=. y :! 81, y. BksTFEsiss' ASSOCIATION,
hsl' MsiFT?Tikopo11z4N HALL, 4
WEDNESDAY, Dec. S0th. isA
hness Bali fs svsn a IN 10 for 'A''
Coleman, yuensmann.
Richter, Kayser,
FIRST GRAND BALL
YOUNG B 81 CLUB.
TEMPERANCE aALL, ~
WEDNESDAY, DkosNBs R so, 1868. "a
Co,nn,itles of Arrangesnents.
J. Myers M Earle, n. Graham,
Ticket. ONE poLiA s., limiting gentleman
and ladies. de 2s-It"
SECoN GRAND BALL
UNITED Bp1caERS ARTICULATION,
UNITED HALL, ~
on 18th street. between Penn. avenue and f4A
NEW YEARS EVE. Thursday Dec slss.
The m aDseers beg leave to inform their friends
will BE- spared TO mske this the Ball of the season
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies', 81.
Coanu1ines Of Arrangements.
JIG. Joachim, William Folk,
George Miles. r. Kauffm An,
Charles Parker de rs St.
YOUNG UNITED CLUB
SEVENTH GRAND BALI Of t sns YOUNG Mum Uni
TED CLUB will be given at Tenn perancs n
NALL 'n TUESDAY, DEozxBERa "a
b.LsTender, Norman. !. Bsninxer,
G. ~ s :, nn.,s' D.sinclair. G.Bakensy.
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a retALngTiCAh DIGEsr ~ IHL Laws OF
tie ,sth u end Of ths s7ts Congress- 1857 1883
C0nplet ting 6Yisatiy nited states Digest to tas
preeent tune. lvoi. o -. -.
Del ERAHCX TAILOR,
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocBss

BROW & BRONCHIAL TROCHaS.
These LoZenges are prepared from q highly es-
teenied recipe for alleyiatng Bronchial Affections
Asthma, HoaIseness, Coughs, Colds. aud Irritation
or Soreness Of the Throat -
- Futile Speakers and Porulists
VIII find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing aud relieving the
throat after any unusual eNertion of the vocal
organs. ing peculiar adaotation to affections
which disturb the organs of speech. de 2i-lm
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Bv5. @. Meti Q IRE & 90, Austicneers.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVul

FVQSITIvE SALE UF VALUABLE IMPK0F1U
RzAL EsTAIx, NEAR TIE PATENT OfFIos.-
TN THU RSGAF, January the 7th, st O'Clock p.
M OF the premises, We shall dispose Of 1t puelie
auction, that desirable and valuable improy ed
on the Plat of the city a. 1r:.rt OF Lot numbered
fourteen, in Square numbeeed four naa.ssd ard
FIVE. fronting on Efsilth strest west (betyesa q
ard streetsl eighteen feet eight inches and ran
ming back with a depth Of ninety four feet foar
inches to alley, together with the improve
ments thereto hsloDgins, which consist of tnres.
story brick dw slling g, frame atabre, &c
The property 10 situated in d trial, thriving
AID business pos ton of the city and persons visa
ips to invest In this derIrshls section OF the city
would DO well to examine it,
Terms: Two thirds cash; the rssidrs In six
twelve and eighteen lnonIks, secured by no tes
DEED fee simple given, ard possession given Inn
Il tie terms OF sale not CON Piled witk Ia
three days from the day OF sale, the property win
be resold. at the risk aad cost of tas defauitine
purcbsser by advertising such raials three eli mes
In the National InteliEapcer
de ed JIG. MCGUIRE &c Co Auefx
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DAMAGED RT ICE.-The steamer Wilson
Small, which has been used fDrsome time past
4 {. despatch boat between Washington and
Point Lookout, was sunk by the lee about four
miles below Indian Head ON saturday morning
las, while on her wsv up. She was run ashore
on 20 Maryland side and her passengers all
sartd. The steamer Joba y. Warner brought
her jitSsen gers of, and landed them a. this city
late "a Saturday evening.
The schooner Only Son, Capt. Dixon, bound
up With load OF oysters, was struck by the ice
o. SaturdSy afternoon. when OIL the While
House, and carried back "a IaTbUry's Landing.
SHE was cut through n one or two places,
thcuEh she was still afl0at when last heard
from -ALer. Journal, 2-th.
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SKCRET DISRASKS

Sanaritan's Cir is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
edy discovered. Cures in two to four days.
snd recent eases in twenty four hours Nominersl
no bslssm, mercury Only ten pills to be taken
II is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, So.
Samaritan s Root and Herb Juics,-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis ,Scrofua Ulcers Sores
Spots. letters. &c. Price 81, six bottles for S.
Sold BY $ G. Ford. See Advertisement. ms
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A VERY PINE ALMosT Nyw R0snwooD
"a PIANO YWRTI viii be sold for 8 IHo:-N
the owner ieavin the city. To be seen al -
NH. kETZEH01TH Music Etoxe. oorasrVIyyl
Penn ayap ana 1iSs sts, eos
<SHOICN B21AEYAeT eAooE
KING Il HURCHElB,
no a cczEsx ys<neas ava, And sssa g.,
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ID EM0VAL.-The subscriber would respectfully
H. inform his cnstomess and the pm bile. that his
WOOD and COAL DEPOT has been removed from
the corner OF 18th and e streets to OHIO AVE
NU1, bstwesn 18th and 18th stree "a, where he will
be pleased 10 receive orders for Wood and Goal Of
which ne hss full supply ON hand, et moderate
prices INC 24-Im1 GEO p KIDWNII,
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SANTA CLAUS is COMING

SANTA CLAUS Is COMING
WITH
Observation-Disclosures!
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOB HOLIDAY PRHSANTs.
Just received at
P.J. BELLEW CO.'S,
$40 Seventh street,
The Largest and Choicest Selection Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN and
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS
ever opened in Washington. comprising in part
elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases. every size in the
trade. for presen ts; Ladies' and Gents Fancy work
Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Oabas, Ladies' r raw
cling Bags, satcheis, Richly Ornsmsnted Cigar
Stsnds, Walking Dolls, full line Of China and
Wax Dolls, Fancy Match Safes, Horses. Carrisses,
BugEies, Wagons in thousands Bugles Horns, Pop
Guns, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes. Whips, with
innunersble other Fancy Toys we are Obliged to
cave out for want Of space
We respectfully solicit q visit from every lady
and gentleman in the community, ,chsa eosvs-
sisNs.
We don't notice competitors In this line.
We guarantee to sell OF New York and Philadsl-
phia prices.
We viii sell Oh eaper than the cheapest.
The trade respectfully solicited. liberal dis
count to city and country dealers.
We ask, g Hare yox been 70 oM Embellishments, pr
rot, fad 1t, enter Is, and yor Jortxns is ,nads.
P.J. BELLEW co.,
SO It'll street. three doors south
2 no Sim DAD Fellows Hall.
~ u N y6TI7
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By W. b. LEWIS & CO, Auctionesrs.
EANoY DRY GOODS. gAWLs, BUCK GAuH1-
L LIFTS: SHIFTS &c. At AUorIos.Te will sell
o'cloek at our ssiesroon, No i27 18th sure at, be-
tween q a. streets, a. inns of fine Dry Goods.
Shawl sontaes. Clouds. fac Collars, EGsinps,
Back GGcntiete, WuDlep Shirts, Button, &-,
de iS-2t W. B. LEWIs & co, Aacts.
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THIEF QUAKTERMA aTAR's OFFICE. -
~ ltq6. Of Wasa17sfeu !
WashtHgfGH- -. c., Dec "a. 1855
VIII be sold at public suction. sf the cosrsIs.
near the Observatory, In the city OF Wasaington.
on the Grst and thire WEDNESDAYS in JanIsrT,
1854, viz: 9Th and 9th days of the month lot of
E0RSES AND MULES
condemned a. updt for fubiie service.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock .. m.
Terms cash in Government furas.
de 2e-fJ an 20 Nrig. Gen. and Quartermastef.
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WARRANTED TO CuRgINSIx DAYS DIR. Godfrey IS
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-hve years.
standing, will cure Gonorrhon in sig days. No
change If diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by s. c. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia Sly
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DISEASES Of the Nervous, Ssnaiaai, Urinary, and
Reports Of the HofraTd Assoc iation-Sent by mail
in sealed letter envelopes, fIee of charge. Address
DR.. }, SEILIIN HoUGHroS, Howard Association a,
No. South Ninth Street Philad elphia Pc. Is arn
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COINS. BUSIoNS, BAD NAILS, &C.-To be rid Of
these troublesome annoyances, call on DR.. White
and submit 70 his nsnipulations. You sure to
get relief without experiencing pain. Ohc3-NO.
Ia penrsy wanna avenue. tLane & fuckers
building.l between AZ and 9Th streets. No charges
fer consultation. de II If
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TIE UEDER or STEvENsON.-Ies terday.
Frank Smith surrendered himself 10 Officer
Frazier, Of the Fourth Ward, upon hearing
sorry 10 The murder of Samuel Ste vensol, OF
kentucky, al the house OF Susan Creveling, 3
lev nights 20. lie was taken before Justice
S!b,IsOn, no was the examining magistrate
when the parties now IN jail were tried. There
Vas no evidence 10 connect MIR. Smith with
The affair in any way, and he was Immediately
dismissed by Justice GibeTson.
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A FOR SALE.
IA BRlOk HOUSE. In plete repair and now
ready for occupancy, viii be sold On ,e0mnlodssp
tel ms.
A Desirable FARM Of Iss acres. miles from rail.
road, IL miles from Washington win be eS Changed
for GOOD i'm proved property. = $3.50
A BRICK ROCEE, 6 rooms and good stable on
ID Ut xsst; rear Also, LOT sdtoinins.
$500 cesh possession Ct once.
six s,n2n ReUsAS, In different parts of the
first exss Building LOT on 10th strser, 20 feet
by 30. Also. LOT on Massachusetts, ayenu 9, 18th
4 fine Building LOT on n street. Also, soms so
other LOTS near Eth sudP
the city. = -
"A good Business LOT corner of7th st. eest and
Pa 6yenus, .
MIrCHlLL & sen,
Real Estate Brokers,
southeast cor az pa ave. and 18th st,
- WANTED TO PURCHAb1-Good VIII And
stock OF Grocery. Restaurant. or othsr GOOD pay
ing treipess NOES I'm
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WASTING W ATER.-Ihe police still are uudar
Crders 10 give attention 10 the various modes Of
Wa ting the Potomac water. Yesterday, sew
FrGl eases were laid before .Iustics GiberSuu.
fortunately tor the parties The complainant
aho X ituessss werr absent, Z. the cases were
nlsf !ssrd II will, however. -"rys d. warn
ing 20 those parties who were charged, IS well
h u Others.
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SPsRNAToRKHGsA CAN BE CUREp.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cifc cures Spernlatorrheso, Seminal Weakness, I'm
IL effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
will convince the most skertical of its merits.
PGicr : box Sold by 8 c. Ford corner 18th
street and Ps. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cock. Alexandria, js6-1y
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AAsCSIC Al the Interesting Masonic in
t&i.aticn Of officers, last evening. the Grand
LOO installed Mr. J. f.. HolInead Grand
N .eT, a gentleman who has hosts OF friends,
mh "nlc and otherwise. Two new Maeouic
iodgnS-A Cacia, No l., and Lafayette, No. 10
hsEe been started under ha'tarug auspices
Th' order is in highly prosperous condition
u ULls Digtrlct.
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T"URTU WARD STATION CAsEs.-JOhn a
Smith. Mr. King, Mrs. knight, Mrs. J W
Murray, waste OF Po-omac water; disqs sd
rank Smith, accessory 70 murder: 10. Mary
ItSsJ, DRUM: workhouse. Hannah Wilson, ]
Russell, do: dismissed Robt W ylde, threats
jail Tor court Francis Jones, Clara Spencer
"ruNk and disorderly: GO SIS each. Sophie
Smith, Mary O'Brien, do: dismissed. John
U1g-rty, profanity: 81 $.
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Loss BY FIsE AND ROBBERS, PREyENTBD.-The
subscribers call sten ton to their extensive stock
OF HERR. G q Co. $ Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
which are furnished at the manufacturers pisces
delivered at any part of the city.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE K Co,
de o I'm Sole AGENTS for Herring l. Co.
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GaBAr PEEEsTLyASIA ROUTE, eta Baltimore and
hsrtS6vrg, 10 the North and West;-Two trains
leave Washington daily and ore on Sundsy-auick
time--low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further Information apply at the ONCE
Of Great Pennsylva2 Route, northeast corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue ana Sixth street. Washing
ton. Once open from Ga. m. to 9p. m; On Sun
days from to Pm.
Sc Il ~ L. u. MOTION. Agent.
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II VAS our good fortune TO attend, last eve
In 2, 4 representation OF Pizarro given by the
Jfalnatic Club OF GOnZaga College. We were
azreI ably surprised AZ the correct conception
@ t.tsr parts eyiDced by the young gentlemen
q lie club. Though il vas the first appear
1Lce II many, thr ease and grace of their de-
hyery would have done credit 10 older actors
WE re so many did well, il would be inyidious
- make distinctions; but we were particularly
:. !It" With the superb manner in which the
=, it ot the old man wss persona ,ed by the ele-
Ean' w IN. J. Reuard, who also charmed US by
h+ep ralhos, Eigh-toned defamation ard
q laid bearing III the part Of Fernando.
!. any tn actor has enjoyed reputc ton with far
H!eGioF abilities. The spiritof the noble Rolla
81 nee 10 speak In every word uttered by the
elIHpi!shed master Garrett-brea thed in hts
Se.tfb motion. The warlike Pizsrro, the fiery
A4nhgrO, the regal Ataliba, and the fiIiaI To-
Pa, lived again. We have heard that the
Stlng gentlemen have been prevailed upon 10
repeat their performance. Let those who hsvs
u-s GOOD fortune TO be inv tied bs prepared 10
fhjc2 highly ;ntslsotuai feast.
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PEEsEHTATI0S On Thursday, 9th inst,
ne !vpiis Of the Male Grammar School Of the
- district, presented their teacher, :. John
! AGu3sOn, through Geo. Cowie, Esq a patron
o. the school, very handsome set 0. SILVER
spoons. MT. Cowie's remarks were very COM
bi'ms ntary 10 she teacher and pupils, 70 which
III. Thomson appropriately replied.
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