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write It.
The clerk, ,tMr. Flagg,) busily intent
upon hi. duties, pointed his elongated
forep.nger to his assistant, (Mr. Clark)
as much as 10 say, write out that
amendment with becoming expedition,
or beware of the Ides of next October.
The latter proceeded to write, and mean
while the Speaker resumed his seat, and
Mr.. Stewart went and did likewise.
The Speaker: The gentleman from
Wallingford will take the chair.
Mr.. Nicholson: I decline the honor.
The Speaker; giving one rap with the
gavel, and looking grave and decided:
The Chair has right to call any men,
Der temporarily to the chair. The gen.
tleman will please come forward. The
latter hesitated no longer, but moved
forward with stately steps and slow"
entered the desk, stroked his hair back
with both hands, bowed gracefully and
took his seat.
Mr.. Stewart. (thinking perhaps to as
sert his privilege of taking part in the
deliberations,) said: Mr.. Chairman, l
move that the resolution of the gentle
man from Cabot be ordered to lie, and !
ask for the yeas and nays.
The Chair: The motion Of the gentle
man from Middlebury is out of order
the resolution lies already.
Mr.. Abbott; Mr.. Chairman, think it
is in order and in keeping for lying
resolution to lie still.
Mr.. Pease Mr.. Chairman, think the
gentleman from Windsor lies-under a
mistake.
Mr.. Abbott: Mr.. Chairman, acknowl-
edge the corn.
Mr.. Bruce of Pomfret: Mr.. Chairman,
l ask leave to introduce a bill entitled
An act of some Importance.
| One Of the messengers sprang with
alacrity and passed the bill to the clerk,
who read it with becoming gravity:
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of Vermont as follows
Sec. 1. Amy dog whose tail curls up SC
tight that his hind legs cannot touch the
ground, shall not be taxed on the grand
list.
Mr.. Pease inquired if it would be in
order to amend that dog SO that his last
legs could be made to touch the ground
The Chair indicated its willingness te
entertain and accelerate any motor
made in the direction of that object, anG
at the same time called the gentleman
from Norwich to the Chair.
This gentleman, (Mr. Pease,) who has
through the session sustained the char.
acter of clergyman in feeble health
always at his post, speaking briefly and
to the point on important questions
but on this last evening OF the session
proving himself to be the very soul ano
embodiment of good humor, meekly
obeyed the summons and moved with
his usual careful step to the Speakers
chair which he took.
The Chair Bills, memorials, petitions
motions, reports and resolutions will
now be in order.
AT this stage Of the proceedings thu
Chairman of the Conference COMMITTEES
appeared, the Speaker resumed the chair
and the House proceeded to business il
sober earnest, as has already been fully
reported in former numbers of thu
HERALD.
In the foregoing account we have
neglected to psnetaate with parenthetica
applause and "lafture." The reader
will not be in danger of imagining the
case too strongly; and in imitation O.
My Lord Timothy Dexter, we have
thought best to let every one pepper
and salt" in accordance with his OWL
sense Of appropriateness.
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I The Savannah Republican says
that previous to the adjournmant Of the
Georgia Legislature, Mr. Russell moved to
suspend the rules in order to introduce a
resolution that the members at once en-
roll themselves and report to Gen. Gus
tavus W. Smith for duty. The motion
sras lott.
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CHRISTIAN COMMISSION. Rev. T. 3
Pratt of the Congregational Church y,
Dorset, has asked and been granted lea's v.
of absence, to serve in the Cnils'iaI
Commission for the benefit OF the S0i
diers.
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that the House take recess during
pleasure.
Mr. Pease moved to amend the motion
90 that the last clause should read " du-
ring pain"
The chair overruled both motions.
Mr.. Abbott of Windsor said he had
no objection to mock session, but thought
the present time to be inopportune.
Mr.. Barlow of st. Adams: Mr. Chair
man, thought heard the gentleman
from Windsor use the expression mock
session in connection with the pro-
ceedings Of this House. I would thank
the gentleman to explain his meaning.
Mr. Abbott: presume everybody in
the house save one, perfectly understood
ne. I think 1t would be out of order
for me to take up the time of this dig
nif,ed body for the enlightenment of one
individual.
Mr.. Fisher of Cabot offered the fol-
lowing: C
Resolved, That this House is not in
mock session.
Mr.. Nicholson begged leave to offer an
amendment, the substance of which he
stated verbally.
The Chair: The gentleman from Wal.
lingford will reduce his amendment TO
writing.
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M AR RE ID.

On the I'd Novrmb.r at at. Petsrs Church, BY
ths Rev Mr. Boy lie, Nm DALTON of New York
10 ELLEN A., aus SHIT OF the is's ESeneser J.
Hume, Esq. Of Nashville. Tenn.
On ,he "a instant. at 4o'c,oo Ok m, at tn 18th
street Baptist Church b, the Rev d.. San.n.
RIe.idsnt Co'u mhian C1ll'x-. Mr.. Henry H.
Misc A VIBGiNIA DERRICK ofthis city.
On Thureday. December I'D BY Rev. ". d. D..
Rysp atn. Church Of the BpipbAny: NJ. 4.
WOODWARD. OF Jefferson unity, N y. IN ID ss
1OsBPHINk I. COMMON. OF thM city. No
(Jefarson county papars please copy
On the I'D trstsnt, by kSv. father Walter. Mr..
JOHN BAkBtR. OF Aiexatdria, g. Mis- HANNAH
TAYLOR, OF thts city.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auotioneers.

EACELLEET FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EPFECTS PUBLIC SALE
On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec 90 At 10 o'o,,k
arr use No. 42O street, be tween Sixth and Sew.
enth streets. we shall sell the Forni,ure aud Ef
feets OF family declining housek ee a. comprs.
ing
Suit OF Walnut Parior Furniture, finished In green
Mahogany Sofas, Arm and Side Chairs.
Marble top Centre Table. WhatI OF
Mahogany Centre. and Side Tables,
Looking Glasses, Clock, Window Shades
Brussels. Three gly sad other Carpets,
Hall and Stair Oil Cloth Russ
Case and Wood Seat Chairs Lounge
Exts nsinn Table Oak Dining Chairs,
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Cottage SHIFTS, Rockers Toilet Sets.
Mabo sany and other Bedsteads.
Marble Top Bureaus and Wasbstands,
Hair md Husk Mattresses. BoIstsrs and Pillows,
Wardrobes. Chamber Tables
Coo king and Heating Stoves
Together with the usual com plement Of Kitchen
Furniture
Terms cash.
de2l.d JAS. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auets
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANUsEMKNTs TO. NIGHT.

FoRD's THKATRK-This evening Ia the last
appearance of Mrs. ID. r. Bowers, when she
will appear for the last time in her bsauutu IL
play OF Lady Isabel OF East Lynne" Monoay
nigbtfirs appearance of the popular comedian,
Frank Drew.
GRovER's THEATRR.-Tenth night OF Vest
vail, and immense success OF the great play OF
cIude with the beautiful Ravel pauto min
: Jocko, the BRAZILIAN Ape" The old Wash.
inglon favorits Sophie Climber Kuhn, will
shortly appear.
CANTERByRY This is the last night Of Tony
Pastor ar the Canterbury, and ali who have
not seen him should do SO TO night. Heis host
within himself Mile Annetu GaIetti, will
shortly appear.
OxFoRD HALL.-Miss Kathleen O'NaiIl, the
Comic Irish Vocalist, and Tim Hayes, the
Champion j ig dancer, are still the rage at this
great music hail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MARTIN LUrHER once tn 20 ght he saw the devil
In his am Der and threw an inkstand At his head
II I'D the had u those days Ayers P!is to eIOc ,iss
all the evils that GENE from Q di Ordered stomach
his lsueh.hle fright would not have bscoms Q
matter OF history. doc s!lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-24

Observation-Disclosures Alexander Wolow-
ski, the disting uiahed pianist and vocalist left
yesterday for Philadelphia to spend his holt
DAYS there. He will resume his piano and
singing clas SEES on Monday, January 9th, 1865.
Ali those who would wish to JOIN his classes or
take private lessons by his new meth I'd can
leave their lanes at his residence, 353 9th
street, be; Teen II and l streets.
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FALL AND wIkrER CLsfaIH

New S,yl.s Superb stoc, of ovsrc"sts. Dress,
Frock, and WaIsipx Coats, PaatalooDs. Vests,
and Boys Clothing, Furbi.hius Goods. 30 40.
We are nor prepared to g, bit our stock Of Hept
ganoe o. ,tyle variety and xeel eucs Of fabric and
kith MI uof manu- fracture. has not been sur
p.'sed by any stecA heretofore offered In this
market
Those In search IF Clothing for Gentlsmen's md
YouthR' wear are invited TO cali and examine our
stock We can say with urance they will 6sd
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Aiso, an extensive q sDrtment Of Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything necss-
say for n complete OMIT
NOAH WALKER 90 26s Pa av.,
oc 10 Sn- Metropolitan II otel Building.
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DIED,

wife OF Mr. Wa 2. Gardner. an the 18th yssr OF
her age after . pAipful and Or straatsd illness
TIE funeral will ,aks place from hr Garisy y
Ctur,h, cor New 70 avenue and II atreet on
evUdsy AFTERNOON 1T O 'oca. The trio ads Of ths
family arc Invited - astsoA. IT.
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RY THOS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown D q
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE Property

TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE PROP ERfY
IN GEORGErU
By virtu" OF aecree Of the 50 me court Of tbs
District of Colum bia, sitting in equity passed IN
the cause of Chandler and others mpl alma an H..
vs.. Chandler, Hay aud or ers. defendants the
sub, cIiber as trustee. WI Sell at pubic sale on
O'Clock, CD the premises, Lot No. q. situated sa
West street in Geor getowp. being the sane los
ESQ
This lot is the seventh from the corner of Con
gress street and fro. IL twenty three E. ct West
street. and runs back about hnns red sad
twer ~ feet to alt-y ieadins tn Dong ress
street. be of the most eli gible buildi lots
in the town.
The terms If sale, as prescribed by the decres,
are One ha CT the purchase money to be paid 10
cash on the day Of sale, AID the residue in tHs
eaua. pstali"ents of hr se and nine months: the
for the deferred pay ents bearing int. rest from
IIpos the nay mel MT OF the whole purchase money
the trustee is auth, rized to give deed for ths
premises in fee simple.
&c CAN'T Trustee
de 20 eotd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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BOARDING.

ROARDIEG-GICELYF FURNISHED ROOMS
- First clsss BOARD at 3G1 street. between
18th and Ia b streets, near the Departments. Ref
erence exchanged. dec "a Iw*
ROARD.-rwo or th rec weekly Boarders wanted
- at 4a61a 9th street, uext door to Chronicle Of
fee. Terms. ~ 50 per week for Board and Room.
d q It.
BOARD Any lad DESTROYS of securing profess
- sional care. kindness and home attention. can
obtain exclusive accnmm dattOn In the SIN all and
upe btrnsive family of physician of long peri
eDce who would assume IL 9 permanent charge OF
an offspring condit ems mutually satisfactory.
Address Bex "B. B.. " Station g, New York.
dec 70 Wv
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TIE FAIR AND FESTIVAL for the benefit OF
West Georgetowh NJ. E. Church is still open
at Union Hall, corner OF Gay and High streets
and Is progressing finely.
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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIoE.-The Frat Bap-
list Sunday School will hold a celebration in
their church, on 18th, between G. and streets,
tomorrow at 81 O'Clock. About 100 books
will be presented to the scholars.
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DY JAS O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE or THREE SMALL BRICK

RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE or THREE SMALL BRICK
DWELLING-HGUSES.
By virtue of q d. ed OF trust bearin date the 81
da. Of August 1850, and recorded in the iand REQ
ords OF the county OF Washiu yt"p. Lioer A g..
Ne. lSO, foli0s 2Sl, "a we shall sell bv onblc
ton, on the prsmises, on MONDAY AFTERNOOH,
January I'd at O'Clock, three Brick T'auenspts
situated on abe public alley in Sauar. No. 4St in
the rear OF Bates factory being part of Lot n in
said square aud containing $500 square feet Of
ground. beginning for the tame at the southsss
corner Of saia lot. AMI runni thence north the
line Of the pu bile sllsS 100 feat. tn II feet
thence souIh 40 feet TO 81 feet alley thence east
81 feet TO the place of be ginning.
Terms of sale cash
Conveyances aud stamps at the cost OF the par-
chaser.
ROTHwBLL. Trustee,
decI5.d &c. mc6 UlRE Il Co., Auots.
SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES
CHIEF QuARrsRMAsrERs OrYIos,
psPuT WAshISGroa3
WASHINGTON Dec. Is, 1854. \
WIZ be solo at public auction, at the CsrrslH.
peer the nbservato Washin gton, d. a., on
WEDNESDAY, Dece % Der - 1864, at 10 O. clock q.
m, about
100 MILES.
Cond smnsd as unit for public services.
Terms cesh, in Government funds
D. RUOKER,
Brig Gen. and Chief Qua. terniaster,
dec B-1N Depot of W ashi gtoa.
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LOST AND FOUND.


EQCND-On Tuesday night last, SILVER
WATCH. The owner can get it at NJ 3O4
STRAIED OR sToLEN-From the subrcriber
straTbe,.y co!oTsd COW. split on one ear. aud "a
il returned to MATHEW COLBERT ID ct net
d and Virginia avenue, Island. de "a St.
Gen REWARD-Lost, on the avenue, between
GNU Wilards' Hotel and 9TH street. WAL
LET, containing one hundred and eight dollars.
The above reward will be given if returned 10
this Office. do - IT.
/ OsT- On Thursday. 22d, between 9th and L
IL streets. Navy Yard. in the cars, q
POCKET BOOK. con,aining over sl2; ring. also.
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Star Office.
de 81 ~
I OsT-In Ges rgetown or Washio ton, a WAL
IL LET, containing, in SIS and $40 Treasury
notes Three Hundred Dollars; business carIs Of
Messrs. Coleman Il Norris. and other valu able
papers, viii can be identified BY tbs o.ner.
liberal reward will be given ii said Wallet and
contents are returned to No. 372 Pa aven1s
"sshirston, D C.,Grl1 South Gay street. Baiti
more, Md. COLEMAN NORRIS.
Wholesale dealers and shi ppers Of coal,
No 372 Pa ave-, Wa ellington.
dec o ST. or II south Gay st Baltimore. Nd.
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WANTS,

WANTED A WET NURSE. Apply at SIG N
w street. north. near It'll. de a 81 4
WA.NTEDIMsEpIATBlYY,,Atidy G IRL to DO
bo%n M Sl find sSod Gsee ma p
.. M, at the sho. and Hat Store. 400 Penn sy.,
bttveen "A aud 9Th SITS. Is
RooMs WANTED-A fair price viii bs paid
BED ,anss i by
quiet home ard freedom O. his own premises With.
out intrusion With widow lady, or where there
ing viii ftats terms. Gre and gas, loca ion floor
suited. Address O. 4 $, Post Once, Wa.hia ssen,
~ ANTHD-A MAN and BOY 10 take care of
~ horses INQUIRE at ELEM MIEG,S National
Stables. Oh street between ~ aud 9th. d2t 81
WANTEgnA good plain COOK, WASHER. asd
p,ennsyivanis avenue, between lTth and 18th
WANTKD-A SUPERINTENDENT or HEAD
W. WAITER 20 take charge of Dining Ro IN.
Apply immediately at Markham Hs's, sla u, Ps.
WANTED-Ro0M5 and BOARD. for a gentle
~ man, wife, and daughter aged years. For
srst elias; 81 soeommod stions hbsr.i price will be
rousby nsse,sfs9, yosns nan R sa9
No. 225 Pa. avenue, opposite Willards. dec2s, rvs
WANTED-In Geo, getown, in private family,
%s BoSE for mice Or
Ss:s:st: H. Ia
nTnplE a od t6e Avenue House sGoa VEG
psna s e IaoNAK. Apply atN0. ias "a s; ri:
and EEL q
A WET NURSE WILL LEARN OF GOOD
aos situation ts ion Of on application to Dr. W. JoaN
" A fo1N An tie Pa0nS{lvsai. aos;l. a sS9d
st and p. ~. Idaa ST. 6HARLEs M dAi9s; "a
WANTED TO RENT OR sfoREwith
,e.GI sssEs r.. ri sssa dss.s ssa'ias
ARgE ss naEs
WANTED good WOMAN, fvhits) to do gem
Cool mat
Apply at No. 266 street. between 18th aud 10th
sts. dec 2l4t'
W. Cd CHOPPERS WANTED-1. 200 Wood
w Choppers are waited to chop wood by the
The highest price gill be paid. ForemeH bring
Ing fort, or mo men will be employed BY the
JAMES iEs < LEACH, No. 4ss 10th street 5ss; ps.
hH4Ss n las IT, 4ss P;
-as 'f to hs cit, for nss s
months. nov Is
WAETEG-L Ladies' and Gents CAST OR
w CLoTHIEG. WA Oh KS, PISTOLS, PURNI
TURE er any kind of Pers nal Property. Ladies'
attended to By Mrs SMITH, No. 4I6 \ street,
near the Post Office. nov 2s.lmF
WANTED Ladles to call and see my new pa
w terms Tor Slippers. Smoking Caps. Piuoush-
ions Watch Gases, Powder Bags. foses. Bands,
Bsby Blank. ts aud Euibr old cred Flannel Skirts
infants. The only place in town TO act them. We
are the only persons in town who understand the
business thoroughly. VIM. PRINCE
pnr S-f 3s1 Z ST.. bet. 6th asd 9Th,
nEER The su bscriher. will
- pay the hishe.t cash prices for DEER SKINS,
street Georgetown, q. G
nov is. If RAMsBUR9 Il EBERT.
VA ANTID -sEOOND HAND PUKNITURE
w Also, MIRkOKS, CAkPETB, BEDS, BED.
DING, and HOUsEFC RN IsHING GOODS Of ever
description. B BCCHLy, aO6 18th street,
te8-H between g and n. east side
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
GRAND LEvEE AND PROMENADE CON
MAeENENU ESGiMPMENr, No, 80
Al q. . Fat AS
ODD FELLOWS HALL. Navy Yard,
nMONDAf EVENING, Jan. 2, 1865.
The Conn lit would Isiorm tn, mem hers of
the different Encampments and Lodges. o. o.
X. and their friends, that all the necessary az
AID that it viii take plaf e as above IA toned
fine band Of music has ben enses d and an
eY pereDced caterer to furnish the Refr es IS
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
aud ladies
Commi tee-W. Paul Brown. W. T. French,
Thomss Hamilton. Robert Dunn, and Joseph Law
renee. de 24-S,W VASE
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AUCTION Sal. IS. ,
FUTURE DAYS.
DY BRoOKRR& BELLEw, Auc,inpesrs
ID No SI6t n street. between I and X.


ny BRooKFRa BELLEw, Auc,inDeers
Il No. sac n street. between I and X.
sale THIS EVENING. e1musneins tsY O'eis.
of 1ne assortment Of
Dry Goods. hosiery: Shirts and Drawers
s sSs,s snses Co,9 md F;saSy Cod,
HOLIDAY Pres nts, etc etc
Hs,out door sales attended to on the most rsas-
~. -%onsi xnmepts rssgestfalIy s2li,Si,ssd.
RYJ Z. MCGUIRE & CO, Auotionesrs.
LOGON EAST CAPITOL STREET AT PUB
On WEDEEsDAY AFTERNOON. D-cember .ist.
q CLOCK: on The premises We shah sell Houc
streets eat, together with the Lot havins front
OF about % feet and extending back lao FEET to
excellent three story and haze uent brick DweIL
ing House, con,sining ten rooms, all of good aiss
Terms: ene thira cash si the Pre- rsmsindsr ins
tnn ts m:i tbs With interest. secured By deed Of
mediate possession given
oe "a d J. Q. McGU IRE & CO.. AuotB.
.U RTmE ABoys SALE IS POSTPONED IN
DAY HFfERNeoS. Dec Tth ..@ ns't hour aaa
place:
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; G eorgetosn
VALUABLE .d IM sLGDyED PROPERTY IN
On THCRsD ~ kFTERNooN. Dec. 10Th, at &
o'clock m, will sc | In front OF the premises
Lots No IL and 10, in Deskins, Lee and CsEenrvss
street and }2o feet on III. ohesap.ste and oSio
canal. The improvements consist of q large tso-
story Frame Dwelling, beds, Stabiux, &C., de-.
and formerly occupied By G. 3. Jewell, ESQ Us
sosp and candle factory.
Tstns: 0ne-t cash; balance IL 6, IL and Il
months, secured by a deed Of trus sa the prem
ises
All conveyAncipg and stamp at the cost of the
purchaser.
Po.ssssion Immediately Title perfect
de I'D TROS. BOWLING. Auos.
RYwM. L. WALL & CO., Auotionsers
SALE OF HOUSE AMP LOT IN THE SEVENTH
WARP.
By virtue OF the decree of tho Orphans Court OF
the District Of COlu mbis dated the 9th day De-
cenber, 1884, DULY confirmed by ths Court OF
Chancery. shall ef.r for SO g at pnbi- au ton.
on WEDEEsDAY. the 2sth day OF December, A.
D 1854 At o clock m all the right, t,tls, la
Georgia. l.. Ella ano Emma poit n, minor chH-
dren OF Charles A. Potion deceassd. (t,Retiisr
With my est ard title the widow of the SD
Charles Poit deceased or In and to the folIew-
three, ta3,J In sausre numbered four hundred aad
ninety nine, (4s9l of the plan of the city OF WASH
in gton.
This property is situated on the corner OF ~
street west and south street, and is i'm proved By
a pest Brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in ) and 6
mouth the purchaser giving his nc tes for ths de-
ferrsd pH'm mems, Satisfactorily endorsed, end
bearipg interest from the day OF sale.
The title deed to be retained until the whole OF
the purch ase money is paid.
All conyeyspcipg at the cost ~ rho purchs sAf.
SUSANNAH POTION, Guardian
A. LLOYD. Attorney and Agent.
dec ". eo3tSds W l.. WALL h 90, Auctt-
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oLOT HIN a.
aoING.-a01NGLG
DOWN THEY GO.
AT Lisa THAN GOLD PRICES
J.H. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HoUsES OF WASHINGTON.
No 400 AHD 464
slVRNTH STREET, OPPOSITE Posr ossIo..
ALL GOODS sPonazD.
wA's' you can "a nxr Il r STYLES
'H1 sssai1su.
w4 AafS5S s54rs.
LATEST STYLES
-" -' boUBIE BRsAsrED vHsrs,
srs1sz axD su1rs.
PLAIN ANB FANCY oAssrM.ss.
Together With Itatsse.s. STOCK .
o.s sSSSs
TIL. SS1rr.
H.B,-ws also have 40,
1a sf55k
PIECE esooDs
ogsroH WORK.
All Of which n II 81 t Low PRICES.
aBNrLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS. GAPS. SHIFTS. TIES. susrANDARs,
J.R SMITH. No. $50.
smIra EROS, No. 4s4,
OLofHIHRs AND kERoHAET fAMoRs,
Seventh street, OPP. Post Oboe.
oe 7s-Bm Washington.
~ fhh bnET sE0TnIoN OF coUNrERFEIrnRs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
o,, SoLI0'.o 70, osrd,cs, Oct ,. y; sss;S
placed considerable sun Of money at the dispose
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury ], TO be smpieyed
In the ion Of measures for To dete Jtion
fe,ting Treasury notes fractional currency. sod
is deve'ed 70 the p.ymsUt rewards 70 detectives
and others through whose instr mentality otien-
and the conduct Of he measures fefsrred 70 ere
placed BY order Of the Peer: tsry. under the imma:
., .sSs 70 the
ofiene.s indicated ss"aid Be addressed. Liber.i
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THsoHEAPssf ND sAs, HAIa DYA ~ fks WOMB
-Nsrr Fades, WASHES ONi -Uposm Hair Dye
40 50 nts box The best in oss. Try It. Bold BY
g. O Ford, corner lItb direct and Penn. avenue
wash IN sten; and henry Cook, AisrAndria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-24

SALE or FARMs.-Thefa farm OF the late Ethan
A. jones. on the Washington branch railroad,
about ten miles from the city, was sold at
auction day before yesterday. The home
place. containing ITO acres, brought $40 % per
acre. 1t has large frame dwelling, tobacco
house, and other buildings. Another tract, OF
1c5 acres, including ten acres good timbsr,
brought $40 per acre Mr. J. I. Walker pur-
chaser Of the whole