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ment rendu Get egard soft susceptible
d'appel. Dun autre cote, il est loisible
a l'emprunteur de Sc liberer par avan.
ce, ct dams ce cas- Ia compagnie lui
tient compte des annnites deja versees
par lui, lesquelles viennent alors re-
duire d'autant lie capital de Ia dette !;
settlement ellie lui reclame une indem.
mite s'elevant a 3 0l0 du capital REM
bourse, ct destiuee 4 compenser la perte
qni peut resulter pour ellie De ce rem.
boursement fait 4 l'imprcviste.
Ce reimbursement peut s'effectuer
de deux nanieres soft en- Du,neraire,
soft en- obligations fohcieres. Cettc se-
conde mauiere devra etre preferee tou.
tes les fois que les obligations Sc ven.
dront d Ia Bonrse au-dessous du pair ;
le Credit foncier rccevant ces obliga
tons au pair, il y aura avantage poar
Pemprunteur'a sen procurer ct be-
neficier ainsi de la difference entire Ia
valeur nominale ct lie conrs du jour.
On designe. sous lie nom precedem-
ment employe d'obligalions, les tiires-
qui representcnt les capitaux pretes,
soft aux administrations pnbliques, soft
. des compagnies de commerce. IL
sont productifs d'ipterets ct rembour
sables dams un temps Unite, soft au
pair, soit avec primes. lie nombrc ies
obligations remboursees chaepc aimee
nest pas toujours le meme ordinaire-
ment on eauilibre le nombre des obi
cations i rembourser ct les interets 4
servir sur celles qui sont en- circula-
tiou, dc maniere que l'annuite cousa-
cree a Get objet soft a peu pres la me-
me chaque aimee On arrive aiusi a
repartir egalement la charge sur IN
nombre dannees, sans que les |
preteurs perdent rien . ceste pondera- |
tion Les obligations sont un des pla-
cements les plus sdrs que puissent de-
sirer les personnes qui ne yeulent pas
se livrer aux chancesde Ia speculation.
Les obligations qu'emet le Credit
Soncier de France sons de 1000 francs,
500 fr. ct de 100 f.. ices dernieres
portent le. nom de diziemcs d 'obliga.
'ion.I Les porteurs De ces obligations
,ecoiyent soft nn interet fixe de B pour
LOO par an ct une prime de 20 .. 100
III moment du rembourse ment. c'est.a-
lire que les obligations dc 1000 fr.
eur sont remboursees au taux de
200 f.. celles de 500 f., A 600 f,
y celles de 100 fr., 4 l20 f.; soft IN
nteret annuel de 4 p 100. mais alors
9 reimbursement se fait an pair, c'est-
l-dire sans prime. In outre, lis parti
ipent 1 des tirages De lots. qui ont lien
Gus les trois mois importance de- ces
OTIS varie de 5000 a 100, 900 f.. pour
es obligations de /, 900 f.; lis ne peu.
ent s'elever au.dessus de 10, 900 pour
es dixiemes. .s94seia sir1paiy i13s |
Les obligations foucieres sont assi-
nilees par la loi aux rentes sur TEtat
{ aux actions de Ia Banque de France,
Q co que les fouds des mineurs, des
hterdits, des felnmes mariees pour Ia
drete de leur dot, ct les fonds des
ommunes et, ,des etablissementsr upu-
lies peuyent etre employees en- scqui-
itiors de ces obligations. Comme les
entes de fEtat. elles sout insaisissables.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
RAROISsE 0T.JEAN.DAPTIa
.d --sh 81 tnFasffsrrs
Cour du 4e District Judioiaire.
NE. 24.-
ALPHONsE PERRET, administnt.
L. G. DARENsBoURG, enecut. t..t.u.

En- vertu dun ordre DE- fer; fae,ss l
moi adress6 par 1,hononble Cour du
Qastrieme District judiciaire do pEtat de
"a Louisiane, dams ct pour II paroisse st
Jean Baptiste, dams rafEaire ci-dessus
intitul8e,
J'oGfirai en- vente publique, Ala Msi,bo
de C"ur de Ia paroisso st jean Bsptiste,
"a LIE sAMEDI g. JANvIER 1883.
4 onze hesres du matiu,
La propriet& ci.dsssous dScrite, savoir:
Une Terre situ6e. dams Ia paroisse Saint
Jean Baptiste, rive droite du 6euye Ma
sissipi, ,nesarant IN deui arpeat De hcs "a
feuve sur qusrante arpeots plus ou mojps
de profondeSr, born8c du c6t6 den haat
par une terre appartenant ! Nine veuve
L. Roubleau, ct dH cote den bas ~ uus
tesre appartenant an Geur Norbert Perrpt.
Ensemble ayec lea bltisses ct amlliors.
tions qui - ttpuvent 0essus. 80 81
CONDITIONS
a Il srsk sei. as,., Y cOMPTANT.
6tJeen Dsptists. 80 novsnbrs Iaes.,
'g9tIls ag inenT TuO6. J. BURKE, 81,
- Ha HaT q p sstsnGs WG sgs.ahfriE,ss
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i. STATE CNLOUISIANA. =
Z II ~ 5irl Jis----- s8 $50 ai -
PxRIsa ov 81. JOHN TRr BAprrsr.
,Es3IK1A3 Il ii s- VI
Fourth judicial District Court.
4R - Mo. 24-I
ALPHONsE PERRET, administ.
1. Q. DARENsBoURG, e.ecat. .estam

By virtue .of { writ If fsn Jaeiss to me
directed b. the HoDOrsbls the Fourth
Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana, IN the above entitled caaae, I
will proceed " sell at public auction, At
the Court House Of the Parish Of St John
the Bepaist, sgig n af easza9sst
n ION SATURDAY, It's il.
THE 9Th DAH1sOF JANUARY 1866,
lmI8 sssatl1 O'Clock A.iA,s sirsN
the following described property, to Wit:
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On SATURDAY. RaHE i#t6
THE 6thbDAY OF JANUARY 1866,
4 at II O'Clock A. ~, a.
the following described property, 10 wit:
3 1st The one Undivided third Of !. Tract Of
Land situsted iu the Parish Of St John the
Baptist, On the Right Bank Of the river
Mississippi, uscasuriug one arpeut front on
said river, by sixty srpents, more or less,
in depth. boupdrd on the upper side by
lands belonging to the succession Of the late
Mrs Sylvan Roussel and to the succession
of the late Christophe Below, and on the
lower side by lands belonging to the part
nsrsbip Of Sylvan Roussel & Co. .,..,
ID. The one undivided fourth oe Tract
Of Land situated IN the Parish ofSt. John
the Baptist, on the Right Bank of the
Mississippi River, At abont fifty two miles
from New Orleaaa, mesturing one argent
front on said river BY eighty arpents. more
or less, In depth, bounded On the upper line
y lands belonging 70 Sylvan Rauiscl and
Benjamin Roussel. sad on the lower line
BY the lands above described.
3rd. They one undivided fourth Of 4
Tract Of Land situated in the Parish Of
st. ohm the Baptist, on tho Right Bank
Of the Mi-siaipvi River, 1t aboGt 6fty Two
miles frm New Orleans, mea~urinx two md
I half arprnts ftwBt On aid river 81 eighty
atpents. moro Or less, n depth,b boasded
on tho upper lins b lands bejosgiag - ~
Il the lsts Nm. eyfvals nous
lel, snd 0n The lewer Kee y las6s bsloag.
llg to Mrs. Emile M6rlcq. sy sasss llfsh,s
lth. The one undivided fourth II Ymct
of Land situated IN the ParisksOf Sc. sJoAs
the Baptist. on tbe Right BANK Of the
River, ~ sbs,ut fry TWO miIes
from New OrIeins, nseasuriSg eigAt and
Two thirds Of svpents front, more Or less, !
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
FeWtA judicial District 0su1t
mo. II2- & eG algi
ARNAULD LEBOURGEoIs, il. 4 Ais.
y OMER DRY

BY virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed BY the Honorable the Fourth
Judicial District Court Of tAs State Of
Louisiana, a Il assL q ss sisrag sII..a
will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Court House of the parish ofStJohn
the Baptist, susb 1aE' aa4 $3.50
" ~ ON SATURDAY, aafssft
THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY 1855.
At II O'clock A. N. IN
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on said river, by sixty arpents in depth,
more or less less Lot of Ground meas
aring one arpent front on said river. by six
arpents in depth, belonging to Mrs. Sym
phorien Roussel, bounded on the upper line
BY lands belonging to Mr.. Mercq. and on
the lower line by the property belonging to
Mrs. wid,w jean Baptiste Monconduit.
9th. The one fourth undivided off,
!. Eighteen Mules. Gs lam
ai.f Five Carts, u a5.44snu
and One Sugar House,
on the premises above described. .a.I
.. .AH -also:- iE,lf@yL
One Dwelling House, y, #g $3.50 aa
.a5a0 H#t One Kitchen, lfka 8.I
.sf'ga aa and Ono Corn House,
belonging to the defendant b. Roussel,
> sa Seized in the above suit. -
Wt s0ag TERMS slaerg gtt.,
fa 4 eirr3 a CASH .oqH
St. John The Baptist. November asth. 1865.
THOS. J. BURKE,
"a - ii. ...I. sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Fourth Judicial District Court
NO Co. 5 II.
F6licits FAYET. wife Of BENJAMIN
ROUSSEL ifA 9a9t n
laSi fa&aEIsl gtrs fN.ThESq
.nlf HER HUSBAND

ga BY virtue Of a writ Of feri fscias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana, in the ab,ve entitled, cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Court House of the Parish Of St. John
the Baptist, gF s9srga exEf " 1is r,Is
ON SATURDAY. saa6 ists
THE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY 1866,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA y

PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

TIE FEET.-Loss of health, energy, temper,
and good looks, are the inevitable conse-
quences Of neglect of disordered feet. To all
afflicted we would advise a call at DIR. Whites
Rooms, No 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
TX and 9th streets. The skilful chiropodist
never fails 10 give relief without causing pain,
and none can afford to suffer who are within
his reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

LICENsEs.-This season the Register has not
issued more than wo-thirds Of the number of
licenses which ne issued up 70 this time last
year, and the Corporation police as well as the
metropolitan officers are actively engaged in
bringing mp before the justices those who have
been doing business since the 10th of NOyem-
Der Gar which date the licenses expired) with
out license, and this course is forcing them TO
apply for their papers Day before yesterday
The 4th Ward officers arrested several hackmen
who had no license, and some were fined by
the Justice and their action resulted in Az OBJ
tanning their licenses yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

ST. DoMINIC's FAIR.-This Interesting fair
now in progress 81 Island Hall for the benefit
of the new st. DOminic's Church, will close on
Saturday night. On tomorrow night the
eagerly anticipated rafle for the fine war horse
donated by Father Eagan will occur, and the
subscribers will doubtless all be on hand. 1t
Is the finest OppOr unity on record TO get a SUI
peTb $50 horse for next TO nothing; and that
trifie in behalf Of n good cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

SwEET-LIPs is the pre- tty name of the prin-
cess in the fairy tale, and every lady may be a
Princess Sweet-lips, if she chooses to use the
fragrance breathing SoZodont. This rare es-
sence of Innumerable aromatic herbs, removes
every blemish from the teeth, gives a blush
rose tinge to the gums, and renders the mouth
as pure and fresh as an infant 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NILLER'S NEW DRY GOODS sTORE-Just
lyi received, a large additional supply of French
MerinOs, Poplins, Empress Cloths, all wool De
LANES, low. priced Delaines, Plsids Black Silks,
Bombazines, Alpacas, (blsck and colored,J Co
bourgs, Shephard's Checks, Ginghsms, Prints,
very low, Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Shifting
MUslins, Gloves and Hosiery, FlAnnels, Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shswls, q large
stock of Black Shawls, Cloths and Cassimeres, for
sale low, at 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown. ID. O., by
no H-lm" BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

For AN IRRITATED THROAT, Cough or Geld,
'.BTo1rH's Bronchial TrOcheS'' are offered with
the fullness confidence in their efficacy. They
have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the
As there imitatiOnS, be sure 10 obtain the gen.
11lus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

$40 STYLES OF SLEEVE BUTTONS to chose
from for only One Dollar at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pa. ave-, third door from
Az ST.
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THE EXODUS OF COws.-In consequence OF
the enforcement of the Cow law among the
residents of SwampOOdle by the police OF the
4th Ward, who have brought up several par
ties before Justice Walter and fined, large num
bers have been emigrating with their stock TO
the country, and the officers report that for
several days numbers of cattle have been driy-
en- 70 the country by their owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

TAKEN To THE STATION.-Last night the
transparency sign OF the Columbia Gardens,
which for a long time encircled the public
lamp on the southwest corner Of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, was removed by PATROL
men HOIbrOok and Robinson, and was taken TO
the station house. The sign was regarded as a
nuisance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

C0NcERT-The concert by Mrs. Cecilia
Young hretschmar tonight, at Seaton Hall,
will present many attractions 10 music lovers.
Tine duo on two grand pianos will be an in
teresting feature Of the entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE.-Something new
and beautiful for Christmas Presents for
only one dollar at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. ABS Pa. ave, third door from 4 ~ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

JET COMBS at Priggs Dollar Jewelry Store
No. ABS Penna. ave, third door from AZ street
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SENT TO JAIL FOR COURT.-Yesterday.
Leonard Coster was arrested by officer Mills,
for the larceny of a revolver, the properly of
A. Gorowski. The prisoner was committed to
Jail for court by Justice Clayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

WOLF TONE CIRCLE.-Last night, Wolf Tone
Circle, Fenian Brotherhood, held a meeting, at
which resolutions endorsing OMahony were
offered, and, after discussion, laid the table.
A resolution was offered declaring that the
Circle would for the present suspend judy
ment; which was adopted. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

DISTRICT JUEoRs.-The Senate yesterday
passed the House bill authorizing the criminal
court of the District 10 draw additional jurors
for the December term.
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THE CORPORATION LICENsRs-The police
OF the Second Ward arrested ten keepers of
taverns and restaurants yesterday, for selling
liquor without license. They Were all taken
before Justice Bates, the corporation magis-
trate of the Second Ward, who heard the testi-
mOny. Three OF them, Mary Howard, John
Kennedy and John Bracket, were fined from
81 to IS each The others sho we'd that they
had deposited the money for their licenses in
the Bank Of Washington, according TO custom;
but their licenses had not been issued and re-
gistered. A large number of warrants for the
same offence have been issued, and the parties
Will have speedy hearing. Persons whose
licenses have expired will do we'll to attend to
them Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

DRUNK AND DIsoRDRRLY.-This morning
Thomas Burns, parrolman, assigned TO duty
IN the Third Ward, was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly in the Center Market.
AS soon as the officer on the beat, patrolman
Howard, was notified, he arrested Burns and
look nm before Justice Thompson, who fined
him "a; and his case will go TO the Com mis-.
siOners this afternOon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS of Jewelry and fancy
goods. A large assortment of Sets, Breast
Pins, Necklaces, Combs, Portemonies, Spoons,
&c, all for one dollar, at the New York Dollar
Store, No. 4S6 Penn. ave. near Sd street, which
also secures You free gift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

HOLIDAY Presentation styles of Jewelry
and silver plated ware to chose from for only
one dollar, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, 10
435 Pa. ave, third door from st.
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MEETING AT THE CAPITOL.-An Interesting
meeting was held in the Hall of Representa-
uyes last evening, the occasion being the ami
yersary of the Ereedmen's Aid Association
An immense crowd was present and among
those IN attendance were Secretaries Welles,
Harlan, Postmaster General Dennison, Speak
ct COlfaX, and large number of Senators and
Representatives Chief Justice Chase called
the meeting TO order, and prayer was offered
by Rev. Mr.. Garnet, eolOred. After a few In
troductory remarks by the Chief Justice, Rev,
Henry Ward Beecher delivered an address, in
which after extOlling the nobility of work, he
argued at length IN favor of negro and female
suffrage. With respect to the latter he said -
We would never emerge from barbarism I'M
III we cease to make these odiOus distinctions
between man and woman. Politics will al
ways be barbarous until men and women give
their votes together. Woman is the great civ
IliZer, and when woman stops at home and man
goes abroad, the man begins to be animal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

DARING BUReLARY.-Night before last the
boot ana shoe store OF Mr.. Albert Wilson. on
the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 18TH and 10th streets, was entered nv
some daring thieves, who cut through the rear
wall, fourteen inches thick. and over one thou
sand dollars worth of stock carried off No
clue has yet been obtained 10 the perpetrators
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT


Growers THEAFER.-Mrs ID. II. Bowers
a. LADY Audley,'' in the great play Of
Lady Audley's Secret" and Mile Augusta
IN acharming dance.
CONFERENCE.-The drama Of "The Dumb
Man of Manchester and all the favorites of
the regular company in a huge bill of ballet,
songs, burlesque, negro delineations, and other
performances
SEATON HALL-Grand vocal and instru-
mental concert by Madam q. Young kretsch-
mar, assisted by eminent musical talent a
rare entertainment is promised.
ODD FELLOWS HALL Navy Yard--Annual
leyee Of Harmony Lodge, No. 9, L. o. o. r: Ar
fragments are perfected tor most brilliant
affair.
FENIAS Notwithstanding EreHiHg
SGTs-Dear Sir: In your issue OF yesterday,
under the caption of faction OF the Fenians OF
TINS DsTIc1. It was ircIes nf hi. R,zI,i
was held nj Temperance Hall, under the
auspices of the Washington Circle;' that reso-
buttons were introduced denouncing O'Ma-
honey and pIedging the support of the Fenians
here 10 Roberts and the Senate; that the adop-
ton of said resolution was warmly advocated
by John Finerty; that most of the speakers
cOunselled patience, &c; and that the resolu-
tiOns were laid on the table by a very decided
vote
Now, sir, as Centre and presiding officer of
the Washington Circle, with which i have
been identified in various capacities for the
last six years, beg leave to deny the correct
ness OF the above statement.
LIST. 1t was not general meeting of the Feni-
ans of this District. 1t was a meeting OF the
Washington Circle alone, and had no bearing
upon or reference to the action of Fenians out
side of said Circle
I'd. The adoption of the resolutions was not
only advocated by John Finerty, but also by
myself Thy whom they We're introdueed) and
by twO-thirds of the speakers.
Sd. The resolutions were not laid on he table
by very decided vote, but We're postponed to
next meeting. by a vote of 20 against 81.
The members of the Washington Circle are
almost 10 n man on the side of the Senate, as
the case now stands, but preferred postponing
action Oh the subject, as stated above, until
furnished with further facts, promised by the
Fenian Senate.
BY publishing the above you will obIige
Very respectfully and truly yours
JAMES RYAN, Centre W. c. + b.
Washington ID. c.. Dec. IL, 1865.
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY
ON III STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 18TH
AND 14TH STREETS WEST.
at 81 O'Clock, on the premises. shall sell the
west half OF Lot and part of Lot 4, Square go,
fronting ~ feet street north between 18th and
l4h streets west, running back la feet to 30 feet
alley; and Immediately after the above, We shall
sell the Middle House of the three known as the
Demenou Buildings, located on the same street as
the Lot.
Terms: 0He-hslf cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest; deferred payments TO be
secured on property
Convey ancing and stamps at purchaser q pense.
de IA j. O. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
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RYJ.O MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctioneers.
DY WIN. SMITH 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

pY WIN. SMITH 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
PAWNBROKERS SALE.
We shall sell at our store Penna. avenue. be-
tween 45a and 9th sts., on MONDAY MORNING,
december Is, at 10 o'clock, and In the evening,
the unredeemed property pledged at Pepper 3
Bro. o. 1879 street, consisting Of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Musical Instruments,
Business, Frock and Overcoats.
Ladies Cloaks, Shawls and Dresses, &C., &c.
N b. We invite the ladies to the above sale, ss
there will be great bargains in winter Cloaks,
which new and the latest styles.
Sale every evening this week at O'Clock OF sta
pie and fancy goods. de l2-5tH
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WANTS.

EIRsT-CLAss LAUNDREss wANTED.-Ap-
L Ply at $50 street, from 9 to la. m.
w TfoNs one q. c. the othsr as cSamber
mai maid IN gIissts family Apply on St, between
w WASHING of some gentlemen aud ladies
Clothes done &C the shortest notice. Tie best of
reference given Address Box | 8, Star Office 1t.
WAHTED.Ey aresPec.able woman, siTUA-
t BY The day. Apply asa st. north bet 18Th and
n .@s FAMILY
cook, wash and iron, References given if required.
No objection to go In the country. Address b n,
WANTED-E Everybody to know that SLOAN
w has inst received a large shipment of CHOICE
pouna ne ca. anS .ss IL
avenue. de l4-3t
who can write fair hand, wishes EMPIoYSESf
81 sss2' s's': %"1s
street, between 4th and 5th. de l43t'
WAETEp-A, WET NURSE. Apply ct Or.
w LEES, 18th and streets. de Is ST
WAHSgEsP'9 to good J ohtf{ASt Ef bsa
WANTED-A good BUTCHER, one who thor.
sSSgfy bs sns the business Agpy at
WANTED-By white man, SITUATION as
references ds ,s s given Address Y, e., Star Office
WANTED-A SECONDHAND SEWING MA
sIss.: s.,s!lns price &C., "E Box sss E. ..
WAkTED-By a colored cook, a SITUATION
her SS;i1s s;S .n% :s at No. sis
CT 200 WANTED FOR ONE WEAR ST.
81 ,5OU cured on real estate Worth AH coo.
i viii give 500 bonus Address Box 4s6 Wash
A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION as cook or
; "a chsmbsrpsid in private family. Has no OBJ
days. de Is 2tt
WANTEp-Att The Avenue House, an AMERI-
CAN OF good habits, to make himself sener
ally useful de l23t'
WANTED-By man, SITUATION as porter
w in store, who will make himself generally
Paf s stsT ods can be given
VANTED-A good CONFECTIONER. None
fL al Confectionery, sse 9th street. tstssen
WANTED C3LoRED GIRL to do general
be given. INQUIRE at Star Office. de lift
WANTED-we want all the HOUSES we can
S snUund
ne Is Inn 416 18th ST., opposite Post Office.
3Sl WANTED. WANTED WANTED. 3Sl
WILLIAM PRINCE,
The Pioneer Of Stamping having new facilities for
STAMPING,
Has reduced his price TO SIX GENTS PER
WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETs
CLOAKS. CAPES, 5ACQUES, Y0KES, BANDS,
PINCnsHIoNs, SLIPPERS, &c, stamped BY the
S s ss e
we are prepared to stamp any pattern brought u.s.
AS We are the only practical stampers here We are
city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can
come to the only place for an assortment Of Pat
terms not excelled in New York.
WILLIAM PRINCE,
3s1 y street opposite Patent ONCE
embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts and
Shawls Tor sale. no Is
"ANTED.-FOr a first class Confectionery in
w Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take
charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and
ornamental work, and well recommended. Apply
at No. 81 6, Pa avenue, Washington, D. O. oc 4
WANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS Of every
description. Il. BUCHLY, AO6 7th street,
Je8-t between and ii. east side