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UNDER SEN TENCE,

The following, under sentence OF court-mar-
tiaI, sent in from the Army OF the Potomac
were committed to the Old Capitol this morn
ing: Bernard Mccoy, Company X, 140th N. Y.
volunteers; Matthew Smith, Company B, I'D
N Y volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

REMovAL.-This morning, the clerks and
officers at the Metropolitan Police headq uarters
on 18th street, were busily engaged in COM
pleting the removal Of the property and docU-
ments to ths new offices, on 10th street. north OF
ID. The business, will. after to-day, be trans
acted at the new offices.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.

A. Il. Spalding sent in by the Provost Mar
shall General at Alexandria, was committed TO
the Old CAP itol this morning by order of Capt
Todd. Spalding claims to be a refugee and a
British subject. He has no papers however to
establish the last assertion, and asserts that
they were taken from him when he was forced
into the Confederate service.
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SECRETARY STANTON

SECRETARY STANTON,
The Secretary of War left the city this
morning. to spend Thanksgiving At his homo
at Steuhenville, Ohio. Assistant Secretary
Watson is acting in his place during his alb
senCe.
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FERsoEAL.-Maj. Gen. Franz Sigel, Gen.
Gregg and Gen. Buford, u S. A., and William
Tucker, Of New York, are in the city, stopping
At the Metropolitan Hotel.
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FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Just Received at
?. J. BELLEW 4 CO.'S,
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
-EStnbl,shtd in 1850
The largest, choicest. and most valuable stock of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ever opened in Washington: ever article Of which
the best material and full weight Of silver
E2J dozen Rogers Brothers A No. I, Double Extra
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons.
$50 elegant Breakfast and Dinner Casters every
variety in the trade. begin to sell ut 5; 50 TO
so.
Goblets, Cups. Mugs, Cake and Card Baskets in
Quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes. Walters,
&c, &c.
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers. richly orns-
mcnted.
Egg Stands. elaborate Tea Sets, six pieces, best
quality.
Soup Ladies', Butter ami Fruit Knives, Mustard
and Salt Spoons, with full assortment of other
goods in this line.
We guarantee to sell at ur near the nari,fac-
turer s prices, freight added.
Housekeepers aud the public generally are re-
specially invited to give an early call hefor.
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLEW K Co
$40 Seventh street.
2s-lm doors south Of Odd Fellows Hall
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is the title Of an
exhibition Of views in different portions Of the
world. including large number Of scriptural
League rooms, Ninth street, on to morrow and
Friday evening for the benefit of the Ninth
street Methodist Protestant Church. Those
who wish to spend . pleasant e,;s ming. And
also be instructed, cannot do better faan TO en-.
brace this opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

CIRCUIT COURT, Chief justice CGrtter-Tha
court is still engaged with the Sicklps cutoff
case. 1t was not deemed necessary to visit the
steamer Collyer. as sugges ted yesterday, and
jury therefore did not go down.
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rIRElN BUFFALO.

BuyvALo, Nov. 25.-A fire last night de-
stroyed theinterior Of Fort Porter. Abouts4 600
wor h Of clothing was burned. The magazine
was not injured.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceN.-Yesterdav
morning. the will OF the late Mrs. Hannah
Ulrich which bequeathes, after the payment OF
Ter just debts, all her property to her friends.
Prospero Calls and Harriet Barber, to be di-
vided equally and appoints VIM. j. Stone, it,
executor, was filed. The will, being signed by
one witness only, it will apply only to person.
atty.
Samuel T. Crown, administrator Of George
W. Crown. rendered his final account, which
was passed, and distribution Of the assets
was made to the heirs.
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nO2S-TaW [ InNT ] THUs. DIV NR. Auct
81 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Georgetown. D. @
euO SEVENTH STREET. s1n
P.J BELLEW & CO.,
HSTABLISHFb fS.T.
lI2 Baltimore Strest, EaHim0,e, Md.

P.J. BELLEW & Co.,
MANUFA URERS' AGENTS,
Permanently established In 1850.
QUARTERLY SALES,
Independent Of the great advance Of ell kinda a
FANCY GOODS, &c.
We have determined not to depart from spr
usual custom at this season. We are bound to al
cheaper than the cheapest. We are agents for the
sale of MeClain's celebrated gocoaaut and Ounce
HAIR OILS,
COLOGNES EXTRACTS. DO.
Also, CHRISTIANS COL0GNE8,
ExrRAcrs. &e.
Also Worsleys Premium Honey, Palm. -AlmSst
and Windsor TOILET SOAPS.
Also TAYLDR'S FANCY SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes to suit purchasers,
Wholssak and Retail
Also, Full Lines of Notions and Fancy Goods.
All of which We oner ct the
Manufactursrs' Prices, freight added.
The TRADE, DEALIRs,
H0USEKEEpRRs,
And PsDLARs,
Are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee tosell at New York sAd Philadel,his
prices, Or Peyisa 10 sAe Attempt.
81 NEs@ P.J. BELLKW co.
nc ELM $40 Seventh street, Washington.
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GENERAL ORDER In RELATION 70
ADVANCE OF WAGES

GENERAL ORDER IN RE LATlON TO
ADVANCE OF w AGES.
WAR DKPARTM1NT,
Washington Ci.y, November "a. 1863.
1t being represented that the increased prices
of provisions and neeessaries render it proper
and just that there should be an increased rate
Of wages for mechanics, lahorers and other
employees whose compensation is not fxed by
law:
1t is ordered that the heads OF the respective
IBureaux Of the War Department make inquiry
and report to this Department just and rsas-
enable rate of ad vanced wages that should be
paid by the Government at the present time.
The Adjutant General will communicate
this order to the Heads Of Bureaux, and call
for report.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.--W A. Ror.
man, profanity, &l.N. JAo Hollohan, threats,
bail for peace. Josephine Black. graad lar
ceny; for TRIAL VIM. r. johnson, swindling;
dismissed.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
GREAT AND GLORIOUS NEWS!
Triumphant Success of the For
ward Movement.
North Slope of Lookout Mountain
Carried by HOOker!!
Every Attempt Of the Enemy to Re-
gain Possession Calamity
RepulSed.
Gen. Thomas Official Dispatch.
Gen. Thomas Official Dispatch.

The following dispatches have reached head
quarters:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 12 m, Nov. 81, 1868.
Mojor General HaiIeck, General in Chief:
Yesterday, at half-past ~, Changers and
Palmer's corps, supported by Towards, were
advanced directly in front of our Notifications,
drove in the enemy's pickets, and carried his
first line Of rifle pits between Chattanooga and
CiteIs Greeks. We captured nine commits
stoned officers and about leo enlisted men, Our
loss about Ill.
To-day, Hooker carried north slope Of Look
ont Mountain, with small loss on our side, and
loss to the enemy OF five or six hundred pris-
sners. Killed and wounded not reported.
There has been continuous fighting from I2
until after night. but our troops CALAMITY re-
pulsed every attempt TO retake the position
Sherman crossed the Tennessee before day.
light this morning at the mouth Of South Chic
amauga, and carried the northern extremity of
Missionary Ridge.
Our success SO far has been complete, and
the behavior Of the troops admirable
GEO. H. THOMAS, Major General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

GRAND LARCEEY.-rhis morning a nsn
named John Woods was arrested for stealing
q valuable overcoat belonging to MIR. Kirby an
agent of Adams Express Go. The coat was
taken from Mr.. kirby's boarding house, on
New Jersey avenue, near the depot, and the
prisoner when arrested had it upon his person.
Justice Giberson committed him to Jail for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
POR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
just received At
P.J. BELLEW l. cos.
$40 Eleventh. street.
The Largest and Choicest Selection of
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN and
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS
ever openef in Washington. comprising In part
elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases, every size in the
trade, for presents; Ladies' and Gents Fancy orb
Boxes, Writing Desks. Fancy Oabas, Ladies Trsr-
cling Bags, Satchels, Richly Ornamented Cigar
Stands, Walking Dolls, full lima of China and
Wax Dolls, Fancy Match safes, Horses, Carriage,
Bussies, Wagons in thousands, Blu giles, Horns. Pom
Guns, Pistols, Swords. Drums Canes, Whips, with
leave out for want of space.
We respectfully solicit a visit from every lady
and gentleman in the community ast.s .on-s
n1sn:.
We don't notice competitors in this line
We guarantee to sell vt New York and phiIadeI
phia prices.
ewill sell cheaper than the cheapest
The trade respectfully solicited liberal dis
count to city and country dealers
We ask, - Hare yon b.sn to exr establishment,
u sOf, fad II, >nhr it. and yo"r fortune /, nade
P BELLEW Il CO.
JlO7th street tire doors south of
n" - I'M Odd Fellows Halt
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BLOCKADE RUNNERS

Thomas N. Halliday, company K, 10th Va.
John ]. Booth, and Ezekiel Bryan, blockade
runners, sent in by Com. Harwood, were COM
mittad to the Old Capitol Monday night.
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W ashingten Money Market-Latest Que.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
THE DRAFT In BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov s5.-The draft is progress
sing orderly. Three newspaper reporters were
drafted this morning-ons from the american,
one from the Clipper and one from the Daily
Gdxetk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

wKARK REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES that from
thir date until the meeting Of Congress the
President will ba nnsbiH 20 receive visitors, his
tlue being fully occupied by public business.
November ~, 1853.
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next There was only a small attendant of
bidders, but the bidding was very spirited, par.
tieularly on the Northern and Center market
scales.
No. !, X street north, at Its intersection with
Vermont avenue and 18th street wesL was sofa
TO Jas. Daily, at S55.
No =, Louisiana avenue, between 9th and
10th streets west, WIS knocked do wn 70 M.ssrsi
Wall & Co, for $3.50, after very spirited Did
ding.
section of New York avenue and n street
north, was started at 500, and after consider
able bidding it was knocked down to L. Z.
Queen, for $500.
No. 4, corner Of Maryland avenue and Sd
street east, was purchased by J. V. Bryan,
for $50
No S. in front OF Anacostia Engine.house
for so, to Robert M. Combs.
Hitherto the scales have been used by weigh
efs appointed by the Mayor, who were required
10 pay ore.fourth Of their receipts into the
treasury OF the Corporations but under the late
law the privilege is hereafter to be sold annu-
ally TO the highest bidder tor cash, who are en-
titled to receive the following tariff of rates.
For every load OF hay. straw, fodder, oats in
the straw, weighing LOCO pounds or less, IS
cents; over Loco pounds, so cents and for each
and every bundle, bale, or pac ka &c OF the Same,
10 cents; for weighing live stock, two cents for
every hundred pounds.
This sale, which is the first under the law,
is regarded advantage to the city, the
aggregate obtained (s975) bang about as much
as the scales have cost.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR BouNrIRs TO yoLUS-
TEBRs.-John H. Semmes, Esq, the treasurer
of the committee to raise money to aid the VOL
uutes ring movement has opened his books, and
this morning was around among the callers OF
the first meeting to prom ole Volunteering and
has collected the sum of 81 800 in descriptions,
as follows:
Geo & T. Parker, s25; Browning Il Heating,
sos; Edward Hall, $50 Blan chard Mohun,
$40; M. Taylor 4 20 :; $40: Rittenhouse, Faat &
Co., S25; Samuel Bacon & Co. $50; f. HI. Il H.
l. Gregory. SIS; Yates i Selby, SO: ]. Il. Will
son, s25; Sioussa & Ennis, S25; II. Cohen, 900;
A. p. Hoover, $685. Campbell d Son, 5000; Jack
SON, Bro. & Co., $50 T. Thompson, $40; Chas.
Stott, 800 S. H. Bacon, SiG Murray & Semmes,
$23; X. M. Hart, SIS; w. H. l. o. H. Morrison.
FPS: w. T. Duvall $40; Geo. W. Cochran, $50;
M. H. Stevens, S25; g. NJ. Wight, s25; Z. E.
White, S25; Z. Wheeler, S25; Barbour, Semmes
& Co, 5000 II. Burns, $50; Hinton Il Teel, $50;
Richard Wallach, 500: q. H. Utermehle, S25.
The above do not embrace all of the signers.
The others will be called upon in a day or two.
CoNsCRIPTs, &C.-Since Yesterday moraing
81 conscripts II ON Carlisle, 9n from PhiladeI-
phia; 36 stragglers from Baltimore. and 40 con-
valescents, from various places, have reported
al the Soldiers Rest. and there has been sent
during the same time 1i7 men to regiments in
the field. % TO conyaiescent camp, and 10 to
di.mounted camp.
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FAMILY JARs.-For several weeks, ill.feel-
ing has existed between families residing on L.
street, near First, and quarrels have frequent
ly resulted in appeals to the magistrate, and
the revenue To the city fund has been in creased
by the fines and costs. Monday night NJ. Con-
ner, head OF the family, was arrested for as
sault and battery on Patrick Burke, head OF
another. Conner was also charged with sell
ing liquor to soldiers, and for threats Justice
Giberson held Conner 70 bail for court in the
first case, and to keep the peace On account of
the threats. For selling liquor TO soldiers, he
was fined 800 by Justice Ferguson, at the Gem
trail Guard house.
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In THE WRONG SHOP.-Monday night, two
young men tapped at the Second Ward Station
house door, and were admitted by the attentive
turnkey. They had been drinking, and made
mistake, surprising the Station-house to be q
house OF prostitution. One named Edward
Franklin, asked for drinks; the other asked 70
vited the latter into the ante chamber, and gave
him cell to himself; but on turning to accom-
MEDIATE the other customer, he had skedadied.
The prisoner was very boisterous all night, and
yesterday morning he was fined 50 bv j Justice
Clayton. He was very much mortified upon
discovering that he had made a great mistake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

STEAMER EMPIRE HAS ARRIVED FROM
- Ne. f orr and is now dlscha ginE ARek
town. CoDsispees will pie ass attend tor
the sssis t1Gal
w stands her business and WOMAN to do Gen
sral Homework and ait in the Dinins.room to
6e't wages win Be- given. Apply ii ses iixhs.ssti
r DOM FOR RENT-With excellent Board large.
esoa Ss .s L.
z week. Apply at 3ss Eighteenth ST.. bet. and
200 bLAG ska Ste e! s sfesEsl a.,
CLOAK E HNS HfH Iakazz1EE4 hSe2pR .
T.:a cs.s: :sa agss ;ss s
esr the plaeeis MAxWILLS,
Me- c,o.. Room. IS 3 .n1R a':nqs
SILVIR WARI. WATCHES. JEWELLERY.
MA. 'sT . + 1 4 8 I f 1 ! IL
EsrAsLIsHNn 1877
l12 Baltimore Strest, Eatimo,e, Nd.
silver Dinner and Tea Be, vices. Spoons nd Forks,
aaa q W,sSa s H.s for
an elled. Diamond and Pear, Jewelry. no 2s.,m-
To LIT-Rent ss,oov Per Apnum- For . term
gently furnished and striet!y Frat class RESI-
EENO1 complete in every particular. and with all
g.: and heated Sy the most improved style OF
It contain. sixteen bedrooms. exclusive of draw.
ing and dining rooms, library, kitchen, etc, very
ane stables sttsehed With Accommodations for
ministers. Loc.tlan being une1osptiopabi., no
ADDRESS 81 pa:
soLOMONs. So peDusylvsuis avenue. nolSst
BY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
VALUABLE eiiS%TssfRs SvR,p D. PROPERTY IN
o an
ton county. ratified ard confirmed by t.. HoDnrs-
oil pses Pae aes s bin
GGscY5sssss s q, p 6,S o. If 4 0sos Tuks
Eau.bie Real E.ta.. ss"nsins to the a.ra of
Gsorsee Neil; declared viz:
.dson to mss tss
.Ds ses 81 ,ns ,.
story Frame House.
GeoysetowD frentirs y feet on the north side Of
Dunh rton street. and running back 10 feet, aai
he sale viii 0 ' vita f'i the propsr, on
Prospect street.
All eonveyancins and Stamps At the cost of the
JOHN 8. PAXTON.
e.s. f Esk5a k 4 saas6Ss'
Hoss.. OF THos xass
Ey THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
Geor getown. D. Q
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEolGErowK AT PuBLIo AUCTION On TIC Be-
DAY ATT RN00N. the I'd of p.csmo er. At
described Prorerts In Geor g town viz:
Part Of Lots No 90 and q. in Beatty q Hawkiny'
addition to Georgetown; fronting Is fe.t on so1 b
side Of Prospect street aDd rum ing bat fast.
and improved by good T NO story Frame House.
Part Of Lot No .ra 81 <. Flip. froutinx =, feet
ON the south ride of Gay street. and running back
80 feet, improved BY good Two-gtory House.
ALSO
Part Of Lots M Is and Is: in Beatty Hsvhins'
porth eide Of West street, and i'm proved By good
Two story Frame House.
Terms cssb,
Convey ancing and Stamps 1T the cost OF the pur-
chaser.
Ths ea,s will commence With the p-oH.rty on
Prospect street. JnnN g. PAxrnN.
po25- eav (InteI THOMAS DOWNING. Auet.
30 SRyRNTH STREET. 80
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LOCAL NEWS.

WHAT CORRESPONDENT SArs.-A gossipy
correspondent IL the New York Express writes
from here rs follows:
Since the breaking out Of the war. quite q
number OF our citizens have enriched themselves
chiefly by legitimate business operations. !,
&. Mcclure i Co, the auctioneers, have cleared
x5G0DOl, by q contract for mattresses and iron
bedsteads. Savage & CO., hardware dealers at
least $l5O,otO. Sibley r Guy, stove dealers, as
much more. T.. l.. WOODY ward in the same bu al.
ness, 100000. These firms occupy contiguous
places OF busin sss between Tenth and Eleventh
STREETS.
John K. Elvans Il Co., hard ware, 300, 600 !.
and f. Owen, merchant tailors, $4,000 Mr.
Lutz, saddler, $4,000. Mr.. Rapley, black
smith, 100000, for shoeing government horses
Hudson Taylor and Philip 4 Solomon, station
ers, S5u, 600 piece. Mr.. Taylor has invested q
part Of his profits in q fine house at Pough-
keepsie. NY.
The landlords Of the three principal hotels
have cleared from $3.50, 900 to xlOO,G1U q year
since December, 1861.
The owners Of real estate now begin to ex-
perience the benefit OF the present abundance
Of money. Mr.. E. kingman recently sold =
porti IN OF his resl estate on Fourteenth street
for 20 per cent. more than he expected J,
Peirce, who owns four squares on the same
street. which cost him . mills a foot, has been
offered % cents foot for portion Of the prop
erty. The street cars run OF this street Real
estate on this Island il also looking up. A
square on Maryland avenue, belonging to Col
Seaton, was sold ON Saturday at so cents a foot.
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WYMAN's LIBKRALIrY.-Wyman. the ven.
triloq uist, who is now performing at Odd Fell
lows Hail. has given to each OF the orphan
asylums Of this city 500 worth OF tickets,
legged to use themselves or tosell for the benefit
OF their respective institutions. Wyman's en-
tertainments, which are of mysterio rs char
acter, are peculiarly interesting to children,
and this donation shows that he fully appre.
ciates the kind interest the Juveniles always
take In him.
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- READING MATTER ON nV1RY PA0A.
1rapHIo AND OTHER MATTlR.

THANKSGIVING DAY.-To. morrow being the
day set apart by the President to be observed
a. day Of public Thanksgiving and prayer. no
paper will be issued from this office unless the
arrival of important news shall make 1t re-
quisite
Washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished By Lewis johnson & o.,
Bankers:
Buying. Selling.
u. 8. Coupon Bonds, lssl......10sK 1oeX
Do, 1881, 5.20's ..............par
u S. TO Notes .lO6k LII
Quartsrmasters' Checks. .......99
New Certificates.
American Silver. i32aES
A mer can Gold. .147al49k
INV YoRK RATBs-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 100; 1905, 106x; Certtn.
oates Of Indebtedness, ssx; Gold. ASK; Erie
RR-, 107; Michigan Southern, SIX.
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PHOTOGRAPH AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Just Received
OUR WINTER STOCK,
Ar p. J. BKaLEW CO.'S,
No. $40 Seventh street.
We state In no boastins spirit that our choice
selection Of Fancy, Oval and Square PICTURE
1hA4AS PAINTINGS ENG RAWLINGS, FRENCH
4NuLAsH And AMERICAN PICTURl6 10 larger
eneaper, and batter assorted than In al Wsshius
TON, ana indeed Ne think Philadslphia and Bald
Also our fall lines sf-
Elegant Gilt and Rosewood Yre... p,...
MIRROKs.
Every Siss IupsrssA.
Our price 10 same ~ New York and Phi,,d.,,.,.
Houses.
We ask every lady and gentleman In Wssh,n.+.,
and everyvhsts to eall.
Look around our various Department., Il NAL :.
no di4ersnes whether yos b1y or not.
Gsatlsuaaly sls1ks always ready to wait on ron.
p. J.tBALLAW co.,
$40 Seventh sirset.
- S-ia Washington, y. g.
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ASKING TON EArER.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING NOV o.
eRAu's0 i ITALIAN 1 opE sasH COMPANY 81
The performance will CONSIST, this evening ofths
1NcLUPi iGt TuH P Pof s6N sscESE
sas fsss % Of
The last act of La rAvoEIrA.
Fsfnsnso- ssfani bsHsi.r :" lie t&d 5srsi
Amin. seenee from soNNAMBULA;
hs cSsSRRF i; y A fTn PTE
Conductor and Musical Director sig n = Mnz
Seats tor thi. evening may he seculod At Metz.
rott's Music Store.
TO MORROW AFTERNOON,
hANh AZ GR6SER pAT TH 4 ri 22eLockJ
GHAkD GALA MAT1NkEE',
At 0se opEk ss0 AND CONCERT 6sstEns PRICES
Wns1 a RI 1's't ITALIAN e OPERA COMPANY
Tko bSfefci Il LUCIA L.MMERMooR, AND
TRAViATA,
IN FULL COSTUMES AND ORCHESTRA
~ Seats for the Matinee can be secured with.
out extra charge, at Growers Theater. rs
FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Just received, at
- DhLLEW u w. ., OlU Tth street,
The largest and most elegant variety of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Ever opened in this city. great portion of them
beautifully and deliberately ornamented, bound In
Turkey and French morocco, every style in tn.
trade.
We respectfully suggest to our Patrons that
these are the most desirable goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE MARKET
We begin to sell down at ! 5 cents. 81, 81 a5,
$6.25, and all the way to $40.
Over 5000 copies Of beautiful
CARTE DE VISITE.
PHOTOGRAPH PICTURES
COPIES OF NEARLY EVERY PICTURE EVER
EXHIBITED.
Just look at the prices.
$1.23 DOZEN COPIESt
We ask the Public to call, Just when it suits
them.
The ADORE Goods are boand to Walk on tbs do,eBle-
qnfck; Herd pulling but boxnd TO H1aks IL 20
ut this t,T7e. p. j. BELLEW & CO..
no rs I'm $40 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

REAL ESTATE SALRs-By Green d Williams
Part of lot 9, in square Sis, on north K, between
cents per foot; lot b, Wards subdivision, on
lots q, S, and 6, In square 573, New Jersey ave-
nue. near I'd street. to Patrick Herlihy, for 20
cents per foot
ByJ. C. Mcclure If Co-Three story and base
ment brick dwelling on T. street, between Sth
and 9th. to Michael Dufey, FOR $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

n-SHAFIIELDS BALTIMORE CONFEC-
US tonery, $50 Sixth street Having return
ed from Hurops, where made most Ell eusve puf.
l ADJ most happy to inform my customers and the
public in general that gain ate nding to my
business myself and il will her eater be- conc ucted
in its former satisfactory way. My friends and
nclS-Iw* JOS SHAPPIELD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-25

CREAM AND WATER ICES Of Il. Q
US best quality delivered to Families, q uteis,
Fairs Balls &C., at the lowest prices at the Phls
delphis Confectionery, corner 18th aud p strasts.
oc 0-lms J. FUSSEbI.