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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-21
GEN E2AL NEWS.

A writer describes Gen. Buffers appearance
on The occasints OF the rece ptof the news Of the
tall Of Fort Fisher as follows: For = few mo.
ments the silence of the grave prevailed in the
chamber, and all the members present seem
ed to be wrapped liz contemplation at the II
resistibly comlcal position into which the prln-
cipal figure in the group was thus suddenly
thrown. Gen. Butler did not suffer his ab
stractedness to last long; but recovering his
eouanimity before anybody had time to make
single remark, he benignanty tonk survey
of those around him, and with the simple ut
eerance, I am glad Of it, m'jesticaaly walked
out of the room!
A revolving case is in progress OF trial IN
New York. The plaintiff, Andrew j. Mills
paugh, sues to recover $50 900 damages from
Seth Adams, for alternating from him the atfec
tons of his wife, &c. The defendant is a we'll
known and wealthy RESIDENT ri that city. The
plaintiff is a gentleman Of about forty years OF
age, also a resident of New York. Mrs
Adams, formerly Mrs, Millspaugh, is rather
good looking, about 26 years of age.
The subject OF Gen. Payne's rule at Padu-
cab, Kentucky, gave rise ia the II. 5. Senate
to sharp discussion Messrs Conness and
Powell indulging in personalities verglng on
breach of parliamentary decorum. The fur
ther consideration of the question Was postpo-
ned until Monday, when the Military Com
mittee will report.
The Montreal TELEGRAPH Company have COM
pleted arrangements to carry their wires down
shrough Lower Canada and New Brunswick to
lntersect with the wires of the American Wie,
graph Company at Sackville N. b., IN antlcl-
patton Of the speedy completion OF the Atlantic
telegraph cable from Ireland to Newfoundland
Petitions from numbers of the loyal citizens
of Maryland, are being presented to the Leg
islature of that State, asking compensation tor
their slaves freed under the provision OF the
new Constitution.
Private kilograms from the Plains report
further Indian outrages on the Overland Mall
route, between Fort Kearney and Julesburgh,
on the Platte River, by which the Overland
coaches have been driven from the route.
The first decision of Chief Justice Chase,
in the Supreme Court of the u. S. was, that
West Virginia is legally State. The decision
was given on the question of placing the name OF
that State on the list when calling the docket.
It is announced that O. A. ?. Nicholson
who was Andrew johnson S colleague in the
United States Senate, prior to the war, has re-
turned to his home in Columbia, Tennessee,
after long sojourn within the Confederate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16
DIED.,

GWYNN. On Friday, 18th inst, at 2 o'clock
Sister LUCY 1GNATIA GWYNN, aged 65 years
sister servant OF st. Vincents Female Orphan
Asylum.
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock Monday
morning from st. Patrick q Church. at which hour
a solemn REQUIEM Mass will be sung.
FRY. On the 18th instant, after an illness of four
months, JOHN Il. FRY, in the Path year of his
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral tomorrow Sunday afternoon at o clock
from the residence of his brother law 2s9 south
street, Capitol Hill.
HALL. On Thursday morning. December 18th,
at ntteen minutes past ten O'Clock. OSCAR
FRAkhLlN, youngest Of u. W and Martha
a. HAL, aged three months and ten days.
LINES
Ie the memory of FRANK, son Of John r. and
Mary Ann Ellis, who died at the age OF seven, on
Tuesday. December 18th, 1865.
Beauteous is morning when she lights on the
mountain,
Beauteou is the lily that sleeps by the fountain;
but more heauteous still is the angel OF seven,
That In holiness OF childhood, flies home to Heaven
The rosebud that smitten in its ife's early dawn
But gives back the sweet essence that scented the
lawn;
To the ever blessed stars, whose soft dewy Iisht.
Bathed its young beauties they watched 1t By
night.
Then weep not, your dear Frank, crushed mother
and father,
That he's flown to G.d rejoice ye, the rather:
Though his corpse meath the clods Of the grave
ysrd reposes,
His soul drinks beatitude mid Heavens brightest
roses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

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 Dr. Whites
Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
* 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, 1865-12-16

PUBLIC SPEAKERS and Singers will find
"BrOUn's Bronchial Trockes" beneficial in clear
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
relieving the throat after any unusual exertion
of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adap-
ton 10 affections which disturb the organs of
speech. For Coughs and Colds the Troches are
effpctual on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

kIRKwOOD HoUsE.-There is no hotel in this
city which presents so fine an appearance as
this hotel. II has recently been painted outside
and in by ]. b. Scott, No AIS nth street bet
f. and + SITS. Would be advisable to those who
intend painting their houses to call and see MI
Scott before going elsewhere, as he is prompt
and cheap, and executes his work in a work.
manlike style. Give him a call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

The WORLD AND HIS WIFE, and grown up
daughters, are unanimous on one point. They
declare unreseryedly that Sozodont is n bless
ing to their mouths, that ii improve and pre-
serves their teeth, invigorates their gums,
and sweetens every breath they draw Hence
they buy il. As Dominic Sampson says, the
sales are pro-di- gious. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16
CITY TIE M 8.

The FIRST GRAND L.vEE OF Mechanics
Lodge, L. o. O. f., takes place at the New
Market House Hall. Georgetown, on Thursday
evening next. brilliant affair is expected,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

NorIcE-We would call the particular at
tention of ladies and gentlemen to the sale of
nne Clothing at W. Il. Lewis & Co.'S, on Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. See advertisement
under auction head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

JEwELRY and silver plated ware, 1000 STYLES
10 chose from for only One Dollar. at Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Penna ave-,
third door from AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16
by VIM. SMITH & CO.. AuctiOnesrs.
PAWNRROKIR,s SALE

PAWNBROKERS SALE
We shall sell AZ our store 10 Penna avenue be-
tween 81 and 9Th SITS, on MONDAY MORNING,
4 ecember ~. at 10 O'Clock, and in the evening,
the unr-deemed property pledged at Pepper a
Bro. .. 1872 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. r. We invite the ladies TO the above sale. a.
there will be great bargains in winter CIOsks,
which are new and the latest styles
Sale every evening this week At O'Clock Of sta
PIE and fancy soOds. de 1854
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RI THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

BY virtue OF sn order Of dist sin from PhflIio T
Berry against Robert Beckett for rent due and in
arrears, and to NE directed, have seiZed and lev
led upon one Frame Shanty with a large brick
chimney and hereby give notice that I will seu
the raid property on MONDAY, the 18th Of Decem-
Der 1864, at 10 O'Clock the premises corner
Of Montgomery street and the Canal, in George
town, ID. c., 20 the highest bidder for cash
Il. ". TRUNSELL. Bsiiif
de ID st THOS BOWLING, Auet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16
Rf JAS. Z. McGUIkE CO., Auctioneers.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPReyED PROPERTY
ON III STREET NORTH, BETWkES 18TH
AND 18th SIREETS ISL

On wEDNEsDkY kfTERNoON, Dscenber 70,
at 81 O'Clock, on the premises. ne shall sell the
half of Lot 3 and part at Lot 4, square $50,
fronting ~ feet on street north between 18th and
lEh streets west, running back Ia feet 20 80 feet
alley; and I'm uedi ately after the above we shaff
sell the Middle House Of the three known o. the
nenepou Buildings, located on the same street -
the Lot. ..r -.
Terms. One hslf cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with interest; deferred payments TO be
secured on property. '
Convey spcing and stamps st purchsser b expense.
del4 J. q. MCGUIRE a Co, acts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

U. ;. SUPREME COURT, Dec. 15.-Frederick
A Aiken, Esq OF ID. c., and stephen q. Clarke
Esq, of N. Y, were admitted attorneys and
councillors of this court.
No 80 The United States, plant II in error,
VS. lie Roy Nj. Wiley. The argument of the
motion 10 dismiss this cause was continued by
Mr.. Attorney General Speed in opposite n
thereto, and concluded by Mr.. Larocque in
support thereof
No. g original docket. Exparte in the mat
Ter OF A H. Garland, of Arkansas, petitions
The argument IN support Of the petitioner IN
this was commenced by Mr.. Matt. H. Carpen-
ter, and continued by Mr.. Attorney General
Speed in opposition thereto.
NO. = original docket. Elk parte in the nat.
ter of Robert II. Mari, of Louisiana petitioner
Ordered by the court that Mr.. Mari have leave
10 hle printed argument in this cause, and
that II be considered and decided with No q
original.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

THE ASSOCIATED PRINTERS give Grand
Pan at Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street, on Mon.
day evening, Jan. sth. 1866, for which eyery
arrangement is being made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

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, 1865-12-16
Try Jas. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auciioaeer,.
TRUSTEES SALE oFvALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PERIr ON LOUISIANA AVE, NEAR

p L.
PK0PERI1 ON LOUISIANA AVE, NEAR
BY virtue ef decree of the Circuit Court Of the
Ilsfrict Of Columbia. made the 10th day of May,
1861, in eQuity No. l.sS sherein Peter Y. Brown
was complainant and Edward Swan and Others
were defendants, the undersigned trustee, sp-
pointed by the said decree. will sell at pub auc
ton, on WEDNESDAY. the 10th day OF January.
1874 the parcel of ground described in said decree
with the improvements and appurtenances that il
TO say, all that part of Lot humble red fourteen 4
In Square numbered four hundred and ninety,
t490) IN the city OF Washington, beginning for the
same At the southeast corner Of said lot and ran
ming thence on the eastern line thereof the north
east corner OF said lot thence the northern line
westerly twenty five (a5I feet TO the building then
known as Cops Bowling Saloon, thence southerly
and parallel 10 the line first mentioned to the
southern line Of said LOT, and thence in q straight
line TO the beginning.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are One third OF the purchase money TO be paid in
cash. and the residue by the purchaser or purcha-
seTs three several bonds. with surety sureties.
to be approved by the trustee, bearisg date the
day Of sale, and being fer equal sums of money, and
nay able to the order of the said trustee at six
twelve and eighteen months after date, with in
ter EFT from dare
Upon the ratification of the sale by the Court,
and tbs ayment of all the purchase money, in
cluding the deferred pay ments. the tru stee will
convey the said parcel of ground to the rchaser
his or their assigns by good and sufficient deed
WILLIAM A MAURy, Trustee.
de Is eo3w6ds J. G. Mcguire & Co, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

LOOK OUT for the grand opening of Rayuor's
Minstrel troupe at the Washin gton Theater
Monday night. An immense bill will be pre-
scented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

THE HOLIDAYs.-The holiday season Is close
upon us, and the leading dealers in holiday
wares are making their preparations accord
ingly.
RUPERT, SD eth street, it will be seen, has i'm
ported an immense stock of rare Christmas
goods for the use of his host of customers, and
only an examination of his premises will give
an idea OF the extent and variety OF his goo =
Up stairs and down the rooms are crowded
with articles of wOnderment and delight for the
luyeniles-wOnderful dolls, that can talk,
laugh, sing. and kick like live babies Christ
mas games by the roOmful: elegant silver cabas:
mantel ornaments of china and marble; won
cerful assor'mPnts OF sea-sets. furniture sets
ana miniature houses to match; rooms full OF
TN toys, rooms full of wooden toys. such as
IOcklng-h horses, spring horses, hower-stands
beautiful sIeighs, sleds, wagons, &c, &C., etc.
etc. 10y
And then in the main saIesroom polite Mr.
and Mrs. Rupert will show You an infinity
OF the richest and most attractive wares en-
Drofdered slippers, ana rich articles in BerIin
wool and embroidered silk, covers for foot
stools, piano stools, rugs, &c., &c, the finest
work baskets, boxes and cases the eve ever
rested upon, exquisItely carved (Swiss woody
hquerer stands, butter stands, &c &c re-
HgloUs ornaments in great variety and beauty,
rich articles in leather ware, superb assort-
ment of fans, just the thing for bridal presents,
hTst-class English cutlery, and everything i'm :
aglnable in the perfumery line. Purchasers
should by all means avail themselves of the
opportunity TO make their selections before the
immense rush OF business commences lust at
Christmas time.
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NIoNsIkUB ALExANpER wOLowsKI. Pr

WI ANIST AND VOCALIST, so we'll known -
in War hin gtoR and tho has brought Cut some
pliied systen, has accepted eRgageme ut fer the
Paris Exhibition. Consequently this viii bs his
any person having only light knowledge Of music
will be enabled In very short time to read and ex
ecute ths most difficult pieces with rare perfection
As to the vocal part by his way Of voealix he
arrives Al the most extraordinary resuts Monsiear
edge OF Time. by his new invention, which will be
exhibited in Paris. All those wis wish 10 become
fBe Singers excellent Performers are ad yised 70
esllst bis residence No 81 Pennsylvania aver nue.
opposite National Hotel. Hours OF reception are
fr. n " q m TO p m and rom S to .. m. del s-f
RRlGHTLY,s DIGEST OF LAWS OF THE
DUkl1ED STATES, 1857 1855; Frost and Fire;
Natural Eng mss; Tool marks and Chips, vols
no FRAECK TAYLOR,
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500 BALxs NJ Naf IHh hHd Dan, .,,,o,.a q. -,
rive per schr. A. y. Rowland, and for sale ON as-
cemmods<inE terms IN iots to salt pnrch.sets, III
JG. WATERS,
ne los Water st. GsorSstawl
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RYTHOs. BOWLING, AuctiOneer; GeOrsetOvI
Two SMALL BRICK HOUSES IN GEORGE

TOWN, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, Dec. 18th. at 4 O'Clock d. m .. I will
sell, in front of the premises, two small Brick
Houses on 4th street, between Market and Fredsr-
ick streets
Terms cash.
All cOnyeysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
A diposit q $50 required as soon as the property
IL struck off.
sale positive.
de I3it THOs BOWLING, Auct.
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CENTER MARKET, To-DAY-BeeL best cuts,
Per lb 25c.; next, 5a2Vc. Salt Beef 15a2Oc Dried
Beef, 3Ua.l5c. Veal, 25c. Mutton, cnops, Csc.
Lamb, 25c-; Lard, 25c-; Pork fresh, Zoc-i corn
ed, 2So., Bacon. hams, uncut Z2c.i shced, Sc.;
breasts, 25c.; shoulders, Dc Butter, 45a5Jc.;
Chickens, per pair, 5c-asl-So. DuSks, per pair,
sl5O. Eggs, per dozen, i5c. Green Corn,
per can, 66c Apples, per peck, 5OaSO:
dried. Use. Leeks, bh, sc. Turnips, peck,
4Oa5pc Potatoes. Irish, per peck, iOc; Sweet
5la6O cts Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c:
Beams butter, CSC; white, lOai2c.; dried cher.
mes, gu, 4Cc. Radishes, per bunch, Sc Beets,
per peck, 4Oc. Onions, SOC. per peck; bunch
onions Sc, Carrots, SC. Fish-Rock, large each
81: small. bunch. Soc; HaIlibut pound, 25c:
Sea Bias, l5c.; Blue Fish. 15c.; Lobster, I5c;
sturgeon, l5c.; Pike, H., 2Jc., Perch, SOC
Mackerel, &c. each. Rye, bushel, 9Oca as. 10.
Corn Meal, s1.1OaSl25. Shipstuff, SOC. Brown
stuff, SOC. Shorts, 3jc. Corn, shelled, 81 ~; in
ear, bbl., S5aS6. Oats, bushel, 6Oc. Hay, per
cwL- SlaSl-25. Straw, soc .aSl.25. Glover Hay,
CSC as 25. Small Ducks, 75c. aS1 pr. Small Birds
pernb., 5Oa15Oc. Wild Pigeons, pair, 37Hc. Can
Nas-back Ducks, per pr, 81. Widgeons, per pair,
81. Celery, pr bunch, lOc. Krout, pr quart, l5c
Geese,SlSO. Turkeys,sl-5OaS5. Fenison, fresh,
Per ID, Doc. Partridges, per dozen, ~ 25 Cab
bage, per head, 5a25 cents. Grapes, per quart,
1Oa3Oc. per pound, 81. Cranberries, per
quart, 15c.; chestnuts, quart, 25c. Rabbits, 25a
90 Squirrels, I2H. Walnuts, soc. PIX HON.
my, Of, lOe- Pumpkins, l5a75c. Wild Tur-,
Keys, s3asi. Country Pork, Sl5aSl6 per 100 lbs.
Honey, per To-, 5Ca6Oc.
A large number of slaughtered hogs were
offered at the scale house this morning The
sales Were mostly at Sl5aSI6, though a small
number Of inferior quality gold at sI4 per 100
pounds. A small lot of beef was offered per
quarter in the market, ana sold at SD to SIi
per 100.
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STEALING kEG or WHIsRY-On the 9th
inst, John Brown, colored Was arrested nv
Ofiieer Higgins, Ofthe Third Ward, for stealing
a keg OF whisky from A. Aigler, and was seni
10 Jail for further hearing. Yesterday he yvas
brought out and had hearing before Justice
ThCmpsOn- MIR Aigler identified his proper
", and Brown was fully committed TO Jail for
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

fly JAS. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE, AND LOTS ON THE CORNER
OF Al AND STREETS.
By authority OF the supreme court OF this Dis
tTiCt passed in equity, No. 52l, Alice W. Grsmmer
vs.. Tged and ProGasco: wi be sold az auction to
December 10, at SO O'Clock, on the premises, that
desirable resdence at the northeast corner ef
Al and Streets lately the residence Of the late G.
= GIamneI. formerly occupied by John Quincy
Adams, ana after wards by Secretary Toucey. The
dwelling is substsntis ally built and cApacous,
having four large psrlors and drawing rooms on
the principal story, come citing by folding doors,
The Lots front nifty six feet seven inches O
street by depth of one hundred and thirty three
feet three and half inches ~ street, and run
ming east one hundred and twelve feet eleven
thousand two hundred and ninety three square
feet 1t is in the center of the city, and in Of
the best neighbo<hoOds, within few steps OF Penn
sylvauis avenue. and convenient TO the Capitol.
II is seldom such an opportunity offers TO those
Desiring frst class residence in the city. Imme-
diete possession can he given 10 the purchaser.
Terms; Onethird cash. and the residue in SIX,
twelve, tiEkteen, and twenty-four months, with
interest The interest "a be paid seni annually,
for hch the purchasers bond. with surety, will
be taken and lien reserved on the property sold
Convey ancfrg and stamps at the purchaser 4 cost
III the terms lie net conf piled with within n e
days from the day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the
right 10 re sell. on seven days notice in the Ma
tic nal Intellisencer, at the risk and cest Of the
purchaser falling 10 comply.
W. b, TODD, -
defd HENRY PRoBAsCo Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

RECOVERY OF STOLEN CLOTHING Detec-
tiyes ClaryOe and McDeyitt turned their at
tention especially 20 the recovery of stolen
goods, and in seeking for one description of
property they met with some clothing which
had been stolen-a coat valued at $50, stolen
from Mr. W. l.. Cobb, and an oyercoat the
property of jams > DelanO. The coats were
taken IT different times from different places
The owners fully identified their property
The detectives lave also obtained information
That Will lead "a a e .ecoyery of other valuable
properly. Tie thieves have not been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

Sent TO JAN FOR FURTHER HEARING
Thursday, Mickey CoaIey, an old New York
''knuck." was arrested by detectives Claryoe
and mcDeyitt and Donaldson, and Assistant
Snp't Reed. when they made the raid on the
..Fancy," opposite Riggs Bank. AT night
Mickey and a Richmond "knuck, named w
W. II. Or, as the two men who were Iurkinp
about Wilson's shoe store, on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between 10Th and Goth Streets which
was robbed Of large amount of goods on the
Thursday night previous. These two were
sent to Jail for bearing in this case by Sup't
Richards The companion Of Mickey and
Smth At Riggs Bank was Albert Wise alias
"Sneeny Al" who Is suspected of operating
along with Scottle, an English "knuck, WHO
has left Tor the South, on the street cars and
auction stores, was also arrested, and the Su-
perIntendent sent him TO Jail also for hearing.
The pockets Of some folks are safe for few
days AZ least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16
UYJ. G. MCGUIRE a CO., Aueaoneer,.

ny j. 4. ncGUlRb CO., Aucnoneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT TABLE
ORNAMENTS, FINE GLASSWARE. JAPAN
FSE WARE. GILT AND BRONZE MANTRL
CLOCKS: SATIN DkMAsK CURTAINS, Ia
BILE AND BED LINEN, &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Drcember 10Th. at n
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms. shall sell, by
catalogue, collection of very superior Table Or
Baments Glassware, &c &c. comprfstng-
Elegant Fine Gilt and Crystal Dessert Service
Cut and Engraved Decsnters
Champagne, Wine, and Cordial Glasses
Gilt and Bronze Mantel Clocks
japanese Embroidered Screens
Punch Bowls. Toilet sets, Vases
Elegant Satin Damssk Curtains
Elegant Satin pamask. Uncut
Lace Curtains, Csnopies
Patagouian Fox Robes
Table ard Bed Linen
Plated Ware, Toilet Sets, &c.
Also,
One very large French plated Mirror. with Gilt
Bracket and Slab
Catalos uss now ready at the Auction Rooms
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO,
del ..... Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

THE CONCERT Of Mrs. Cecilia Young Kretch-
Inar was attended by large and fashionable
audience. Mrs. Kretcbmar, as usual, sang
we'll and was warmly greeted by her numer-
Gus friends. Mr. Harry Sherman performed
win great sf' y on Stpinway's grand Piano and
received The hearty approval OF the audience.
Miss Bertha krause, who volunteered in place
OF Mr.. Caulheld, surpassed herself in her bril-
liant execution on the Piano Forte and elected
storms OF applause. The song selected by Mrs
Small was we'll adapted TO herkweet and clear
voice. MIR. b, Mr.. G., Mr.. N, and Mr. ID, per-
formed their parts remarkably well. The pro-
gramme was selected with good taste, and the
whole affair was n rare musical treat. LIB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-16

A. n. YOUNG,
ut 469 NINTH STREET., between X and r. 10
nov prepared TO furnish the public with all things
COED ~ toe GIecsry Line. lie has
New FRUITS.
FTrsh y rs Of all kinds,
ZINE COFFEES and TEAS.
Fiue White aud Brown SUGAR,
EIGl v of the best brands
EkEAkBAST BACON,
Pine HANS ard SMOKED BEEF,
And eVeTythibE indeed, in 4 we'll kept Grocery
store.
AL gods scid delivered free Of charge from 469
9Th street bstN -en = snd Y. de l4-Sts
EOPAKTSEKSaIP NOTICE.
The coyartnsT.hIp firm Of Gordon & Reyes was
dissolved November 18th, lSi5. ~ the death Of
Henry l.. GOr0on. The business of the firm will
be settled nv the sulscriser. All persons having
claims sgsi-; tke late I'm requested g. present
them or before January ist. 1876. to
ALBEIT b. REYES, Surviving Partner,
de IS 81 az Wilisrus' Hotel.