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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

BILLIARDS, BILLIARDS. - The champion,
John Deery, assisted by other prominent play
ers, will give an Exhibition on Wednesday, the
9th instant, at p. m. The public are respect
fully invited to Growers Theater Billiard
Saloon.
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az 2S-eo3m Son
IMPORTANT TOlFEMALEs.

DIR. OH ESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills In
the result of a long and extensive practice, They
mild In their operation, and cannot do harm TO
the most delicate certain in correcting all rregu
larities, Painful MenstruatioD, removing all OBJ
structions, whether from Geld or otherwise, head
ache, pain in the side, palpitaten of the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed slice D.
which arise from interruption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of a new era in the treat.
ment of irregularities and distractions " hsh have
consigned so many TO PREMATURE CRAVE. Ne
female can ENJOY good health unless she Is regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen.
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form ths
ATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE
DECEIFED. Take this advertisement to your
Druggist, and tell him that you uant The BEST and
most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is comprised in these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for over thirty years,
and are the most effectual one ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females To all classes they
are invaluable inducing, tcih esrtai periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different periods til roughout the
country, having the sanction of some OF the most
eminent Phystcidns ~ America.
Explicit directions, stating tphen they should MOI
be used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar Per
Bog, or six Boxes Tor g. containing from 20 to 90
Pills.
Pills ~ BY mail, PROMPTLY secure from observe.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HUTCHINS HILLYER, Proprletors,
dec 10 e01y,a IS Dey street, New York.
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LADIEs-Every lady and gentleman in want
OF Christmas presents should call at Priggs
Dollar Jewelry Store, and see the new styles
Of Jewelry for only one dollar. No. 43S Pa.
ave-, third door from AZ street.
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JKwELRY, wholesale and retail, at Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43s Pennsylyania
avenue, Sd door from II street. 900 new
styles to choose from for only one dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

THE CoAcHMAKERs INTERNATIONAL UNION
No. S. give their first grand ball at Temper
ance Hall on Wednesday night. Great prepa
ratons are in progress.
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CITY TT T. NJ g.

LOOK OUT for re grand bail of the Friend
ship Club, No. I, a. Seaton Hall, tomorrow
night. A magnificent entertainment is expect.
ed.
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MARRIED..

B0TELER-PRATHER On the 18th instant. at
Boteler. MT 4 VI B9TELER, of Washington. ID
9 to Miss y SAN Z. fRATHER, of Anne Arun.
iAunsPOiis and Marlborough Gazette please CODY.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM on Dunbar
Il ton street, No. 134, between High and Con-
gress streets, Georgetown nol7-zws
MILLER'S NEW DRY GOODS STORE-Just
!NI received, a large additional supply of French
merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths, all wool De
LANES, low priced Delsines, Plsids, Black silks
BOmbszines, Alpacas. (black and colored, Co
very low y Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Shifting
mIslins, Gloves and Hosiery, Flsnnels, Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shawls, q large
stock of Black Shawls, Cloths and Csssimeres for
sale low, at 1O1 Bridge St. Georgetown, d. c., by
no l4lmf BENJAMIN MILLER
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GRAND LARCENY-Saturday afternoon, Eu-
gene Lucas was arrested by roundsman John
son, upon charge OF the larceny ola barrel of
apples from huckster in Center market. The
apples were stolen some days previous to the
arrest, and the owner not being present, JUS
ice Thompson held the prisoner to bail for
hearing on InnSdaY-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

On THURSDAY EVENING the washington
district Telegraphic Union give a grand ball
81 Prof MarlDI's Assembly Room Nothing
mas been omitted that can insure success
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SILvER-PLATED WARE for Christmas Pres
ents, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells, Tea, Table,
Desert spoons, and Forks, for only One Dol
lar, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i35
Pa. avenue, third door from 4 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

CHANGE OF TINE BALTIMORE &c OHIO RAIL
ROAD i By reference 10 the advertisement
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, il will be
seen that seven trains leave Washington daily
for all points North and West. Passengers go
ing West may take the LIS D. m. train, which
connects at Washington JUNCTION with the Gin
cinnati Express, which is the fastest line on the
road, and makes close connections with CIeye-
land and Cincinnati trains at the Ohio river
A Through line" for Philadelphia, New York
and Boston Is also advertised as making per-
feet connections.
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EPIsCoPAL.-At the Episcopal Churches of
the District yesterday, circular letter from
BISHOP Whltt1ngham was read in regard to the
proper Observance by the churches OF the
diocese of the day Of thanksgiving designated
by The President. The letter also recommended
contributions on that day in behalf OF suffering
Episcopal churches in the South.
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MAGENTA, R0sEINE, FUCHSINE, SCAR
Wl LEI; Phosphine, Emerald Green, Blue, Mauve
brilliant Aniline Dye Crystals in or bottles with
directions for USE Also Scarlet Paste Soluble IN
SON 4 SON, Aniline Dye Merchants and Drysal-
tiers, No. l9a Coleman street, London. Mills and
Mandatory Bermondsey. N. B.-Prices greatly
reduced. au IL II ,l3w,a
RRICKLAYER AND BUILDER. O. MARKS
- attends TO setting warm Air Furnaces, Cook.
ing Ranges, Fireboard Stoves, and all XII nds Of
jobbing Orders lett at A EBERLY 4 co. IS Stove
store, 7th street, above G, win meet with prompt
sttention. no 3-st'
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IMPERIsHABLE TEETH.-Can the teeth be rem
dered imperishablel Unquestionably they can
SoZodont, used daily, Will render the enamel
absolutely proof against decay, harden the
gums and expel from the whole dental appara-
tus every offensive and pernicious element co
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RUNNING CARS THROUGH THE CITY BY
STEAM.-FrOm the following letter. addressed
by the superintendent OF Police TO Justice
Walter, II will be seen that the Board of Me-
uopolitan Police have taken measures 10 step
the running of cars through the city by steam:
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE,
Otcs IF superintendent, 4S} 1Oth st. l0esi, Wash
ington, Dec. ?, 1s65.-Chds. Waiter, Po:ice Haqis-
tTGts Fourth NdgiSteridI Precinct-Sir: The
Board OF Police, at its meeting held on the Both
nit, ORDERED that legal proceedings be imme-
dlately instituted by me against persons en-
gagged IN prOpelling railroad cars through the
streets of the city of Washington by means of
steam engines OF locomotives.
Your attention is called to the second section
OF the act of Congress approved July l6, 1862
amending the act of August :, 1861, creating a
Metropolitan Police, for the authority of the
Board to issue the above order, as also for your
own guidance in this matter.
You will please issue the necessary warrant
and cause any guilty parties to be Immediately
arrested.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
A. e.. RICHARDS, Sup't
On Saturday evening, officer Pierce made a
formal complaint that the trains over the
Washington and Alexandria road were run by
steam to the vicinity of the Baltimore depot,
and accordingly Justice Walter issued war
rant on which officers Pierce and O'Callahan
arrested the engineer and conductor of the
tram leaving here at SO, and were taken 10
the 4th Ward station, where they gave bail for
hearing. Last night, Sergeant Ecklof act
ing under the same orders, stationed men along
the route to prevent the $50 train for Richmond
from leaving, and the conductor and engineer
were arrested and taken to the station, the train
with Its complement OF passengers and freight
standing idle III LIST street. Az agent of Adams
EXress Co. having some packages from the
War Department for Richmond and other
points South, a ked for the release of the men,
which was not complied with, but subseQu ent-
ly Superintendent Richards being appealed to.
ordered that the men be released, and this train
be allowed to proceed, but no other, and ac-
cordngiy the train left about o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

OUR NEIGHEOR, w. G. MetzerOtt, delivered
one OF those beautiful Steinway square grand
Pianos 10 Secretary Harlan, on Saturday last
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THE HISTORY OF INDIAN SUMNER.

THE HISTORY OF INDIAN SUMNER.
THE ORIGINAL ABoRIGINE.
Lo! the poor Indian,
UntutOred and red,
With a thin tuft of hair
On the top OF his head!
HOW HE HAD HIS SUMMER.
The Indian, red,
Wasn't like other folks;
Still, after his fashion,
Was fond of his jokes.
His particular Joke,
We distinctly remember
Was to have all his summer
In the month Of December!
WHAT BECAME OF THE INDIAN
The Indian cleared OUT
Aboriginal races
Got out of the way
OF intruding "pale faces; :"
And all that they left
For the sspaIe- faced" new conner
Was the bit of warm weather
We call Indian Summer ?
OUR DANGER IN INDIAN SUMNER
In Indian Summer
We do ourselves harm
BY not wearing clothing
Sufficiently warm;
Relecting our Overcoats,
Dressing too thin,
We catch grleyOus colds
Which is surely a sin.
THE INDIANS HAD NO BIG CLOTHING STORE.
With almost no clothing
The Indian might go,
Not only in summer,
But also through snow.
The Indian could stand it,
So rugged and tough,
But we, at OAK HALL,
Must buy clothing enough.
The people all say. of each warm day, so far
as we remember, coming between September
and the month of December, that each new
conner must be "lndian Summer" But we're
inclined TO make mp our mind that it must
have been sad, and particularly bad, if this
was ell the summer the Indian had. How
ever, altogether. about the weather, If il suited
them, ii also suits us, as we can furnish suit
OF clothes suited TO erery day in the year, and
AT prices which cannot fail TO suit everybody
and every pocket. Smith Brothers & Co, Mer-
chant TaIlOrs and Dealers in Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Oak Hall, 464 9TH street
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PERSONAL.

A STROLOGY.-MADAME KROUSE will give
"A information on all the affairs of life, and in
At ali hours of the day and evening. Gentlemen
81; Ladies 20 cents. She can also show a likeness
tween and ID. Island. de 4-6t-
MRS. HERBERT AND MRS JEWELL would
w respectfully announce t. the ladies of Wash
ington and vicinity, that they have opened Cloak
and Dressmak ing establishment at No SAP III st.,
bet 9Th and 7th SITS They have ed the services
Of Mrs. Day, Of New York, a frst-class cutter and
hter Whs Is competent to give entire satisfaC ton
10 all who may favor them with a call A liberal
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Mrs. Day will also give instructions to all persons
desiring it, in Miss Ferguson's latest improved
method Of cutting dresses, on reasonable terms.
de 2-3t.
NR S,a.Er WR 5Gi GtAIRv0Y Ant AND
diteases of the mind and body, by Laying on
Hands; without drugs.) Rooms 372 T., bet 10th
and 18th streets. de2 I'm
IL SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
o. Late STAFF Surgeon of Volunteerl,
Washington Was and Gsorgstosn Ps5tenlsT atssn
once 2as PepnsyITanis avenue fosT doors u xest
OF Mlllards noAlm'
TARD-DR 5. ]. RADCLIFFE late Surgeon
& bTsTfs .TTce. to the etushs
Georgetown and Washington. Office, No. "A LIST
street 2d sOsr east of Market Georgetown. mis- Inn
nR. CHARLES RI. BOWEN,
~ Corner Massachusetts, avenue and 9th st.
Office hours-From to a. M, Il to IA p. m,
and to p m no l4-lmF
JOHN P. SLOUGH SLOUGH OFFICE
No. 25S street, between 18th and 18th,
oc p SmE Washington. ID. @.
I. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No 80 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
&c 4-ly WASHINGTON, ID. o
DIAN0S TUNED AND REPAIRED-The I'M
4 dersi ned we'll known Tuner aud Re ~
pairer Of Pianos. Of g. w MetZerott's Mn EfT-I
sic Store, would inform his friends and theiif SII
friends of music generally that he has sc parated
himself Fl en- said establishment and in connection
with his brother commenced business on his own
account Thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended 10 him in the past four years, he would re-
specially solicit continuation OF the same at his
new place of business where he will also keep for
sale the celebrated wilkins Gold Medal Overstrung
PIANos and the unrivalled Carhart, Neednsm
Co ORGANS and MEL0DE0NS, for which he has
secured the sole agency. and Is prepared to sell
ORR GEORGE l.. WILD,
OF Geo L wild Bros Pianoforte Mandatory,
No. -. hlh ST., bet. Pa. ay and + st. west side.
- S-An assortment Of excellent second hand
PIANOS also for sale cheap, to make room for new
sLts. no - lm$
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ISAAC HERZBERG & SON. Pavnhrokers,
de l-St GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts
by W. b. LEWIS 4 CO, Auctioneers.
ID No 307 Pennsylyania ayenu

Regular sales at store every TUESDAY, THURS
PAY and SATURDAY IF urniture aud Merchan-
disc generally Evening sales Of Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums and other
miscellaneous STICK.
Cash advances on pismonas. fne Watches, &c,
no "a w. ID. LEWIS A CO. Aucts.
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dnC TIE OLD ESTABLISHED mo
tUO STAND. mo
Pennsylysnia avenue, between "a and 9Th streets
We wonld respectfully call the attention of our
Friends. the Public generally, and StTan- ~Han
gers, % our general and we'll selected a. ~ ia
sOrtmeut "f BOOTS. SHOES, GAITERS.K"
SLIPPERS &c, &c for Ladies. Gents, -
Misses. and Boys wear all If which of the best
material and wOTkmansLip, and gotten up in the
best and most approved styles.
GUN OVER SHOES. CENTS OVER CATERS
assorted sry les and TOlors always on hand.
ALSO. pay and Martins English, French, and
home manufactured Backing, JaTanese Polish,
French Dressing the best article in for Ladies'
Misses, and Children Shoes
H BURNS & CO.,
Ger eral dealers in Boots. shoes, &c, &c.
III. BURNS. w N. DALTON.
no So swift Int. Con- Union.l
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O. W. BoTELER, JR., AUcrIoSEKR.
ked,cal Purusyor's Qfcs.

WaskiHgioR, D. C. November %, 1858
VIII be sold at Public Auction, In this city, st
the Judiciary Square Warehouses, 5th and 4 SITS
on WEDNESDAY, December 6. 1865. 1t 10 O'Clock
a. ausntity Of old Hospital Property, con-
sisting Of Bedside Tables. Chairs, Washing Ma
Chimes, Tin Basins and Cups, Spoons, Buckets,
Crockery, &c, &c.
Purchasers will be required to pay for and re-
move property within forty eight hours.
q. SUTHERLAND,
ne zg6 Surgeon q. s. A, Med. rur.
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BA1LIFFS SALE OF H0USEHOLp FURNI-
TURE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 5th day of December next, at
10 O'cloCk m, at No 465, 9th street. between
and streets, by order Of distrain for house
due and in arrears, have seized and levied on the
Goods and Chattels of W. III. Frear, the following
articles, viz
One Piano and Stool, three Rugs and two Vases
Three Hair Cleth Sofas, two Whstnots and 0rns-
ments
Three Ottomans, three Marble-top STAINS
Six Hair Tleth Chairs, one Straw Mating, and
three Pictures
One Brussels carpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bed
steads
Blankets, Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts, MarbIe-top
Wash,tands
Cane seat Chairs, Straw Mating and Crockery
Mahogany Tables. Rockers, Cooking Stove and
Fixtures, &c.
And all of the Furniture mention ed in said sistr.n
Terms cssk X HUGHES Raflif
no 9ad GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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SWEET CIDER,
- MINCE MEAT.
CRANBERRIES,
NEW BUCKWHEAT,
GOLDEN SYRUP,
APPLES, ONIONS,
WHITE BEANS, HOMINY,
BUTTER, CHEESE, and EGGS,
New supply just received, and for sale by
EGAN PERRIE,
no % l2tif corner and 9th sts
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lY PLANT & CO., Auctioneers.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
EVERY EVENING at 7 O'Clock, commencing
SATURDAY. Dec. I'd. until farther notice, st our
Wsreroom. $50 - II. bet 9Th and 10Th. Watches,
Jtwelry, Silver plated Ware, China, &c.
Terms cash.
de l-6t' PLANT a CO, AHcts.
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RY PLANT Il CO., AuetioBeers.
On TUESDAY MORNING, December s. At o
O'Clock, at our Ware room, shall sell a lares
and vsri' d assortment Of Goods, comprising
Cottage Chamber Suites
Rosewood and Mahogany Sofas
Dressing and other Bureaus
Enclosed and Open Wsshstands
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Single snd Double Bedsteads
Single and Double wardrobes
Cane ana Wood Seat Chairs
Crockery, Glass. and Tinware
Cooking and other Stoves
Office Desks and Pigeon Hole Cases
With other Goods too numerous to enumerats
Terms cash.
Sale without reserve
de a-2tf PLANT A co Aucts
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WANTS.

w AIN
WANTKD1A good DREssMAKER. Inquire
IT. 4e' 18th street ea esfTHss Gu tna IT,
WANTED-Immediately young lady CLRRK
s sScS hand. address Box IS Star Once: La;
WANTED-UNFUR ROOM with
ke 9SS exchanged Address, stating terms
WANTED-An intelligent YOUTH, about IF
Nv teen years Of age, to learn the drug business
b Mus, De Es h recommended Apply at sS4 st.
WANTED-By ysung girl; SITUATION in
w private family, who will make herself gem
orally useful Apply at No SO Congress: street,
w FANCY GAZE BAkkR, ats0. s2 S Penn.
A LADY WISHES -FOUR LITTLE GIRLS AS
q sducsticn. Address M. b." IIs1.ndris, VI.
WANTED-A PURCHASER for Horse, was-
So isss! sS ito sS T. street. Fl
WANTED-A PARTNER, with q limited capital,
Fn IN daily nesspSpef, doing In good business
Box Al; Alexandra Va, before Saturday; p:
A BLE-BODIED MEN WANTED for the Reg.
tno p.sT AS%y Apply 461 street, near Bal
I ADY PANTHER WANTED-A lady, on the
II eve of opening a lucrative business in this city
$is' ss ssdf::: Ss
WANTED-A small HOUSE, containing seven
w or eight rooms, with hydrsnt, or a pleasant
ten minutes walk of corner of i and 7th streets
References exchanged. Apply at 34s 9TH street
w email, quiet family, a few UNFURNisHED
Bridge street, between High and Green SITS Adj
ne 2s-6t' Ne I2O Bridge street,
WANTED-we want all the HOUSES we can
w get for frst;elass tenants Also, FARMS and
BUILDING LOTS In and around Washington and
'''' 'D'O'i 'nS ''a" Il. WELLS 4 CO.,
ne Is I'm. 416 eth ST, opposite Post ONCE.
3Sl WANTED. WANTED. WANTED. 38l
WILLIAM PRINCE,
The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for
STAMPING
M Va Tffu'S for h' Rkf to s4 SENTs REs
SLSAKs SAREs sbS9ggEs YokEs, BHNR IS
latest By the PsT
We are prepared to stamp any pattern brought us.
Wiling to come down. Ladies need not travel the
city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can
come to the only place for an assortment of Pat
~ - NV 'N.'-''1 - William PRINCE,
3S1 street, opposite Patent Office.
Embroidered YOkes Bands, Flannel Skirts, and
Shawls, for sale. nol5
WANTED.-For a first class CsHfectionery in
w Baltimore, competent WORKMAN to take
and h en- baking
at 20. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, d. O. oc A.
w Aises SIRESRss SARffEEFs, BEDS, BED JED
s9d 81
jes-tf between @ and 81. east side.
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EOR SALE-A two.story FRAME HOUSE con
i tanning four rooms and cellar. suitable for
store or private dwelling. Apply on the premises
10th street, between and NJ.
Ia Or DTNNF
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFrKRyooNA AND TOMORROW.
RrJ. o. hceUIRR 4 CO.. AuctiOuesrs.
ADMIHIsTRAToRssAB SALE OF BRICK pwRLL-
ING HOUSE.
south IS feet inches Of Lot q, IN sabd vision Of
Brick Dwsilins' containing eight rooms ''
COnYeyancins at purcha.erls cost
.w.LANsDABE. Admtuistrstor.
no sd J. Q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
RTBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
FAY bscsn wsAtnsr Is, SSsr
C. W. LaSsnhLEs Administrator.
10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
AgGTIES SALE sLEt ~ sE FEsrE EegsE
On MONDAY, the All day Of December next, at 4
usTs fHe .ni Inches front b. soo ID
depth, With The Improvement s.rs,....
secnrI d by a deed Of trust on the premises
Al conrfysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
no 9e-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Austioseer,.
ISAAC HERZBERG SONS ANNUAL FALL
SALE OF UNkEDEEMED PLEDGES.
and tel at s6kbaY and sTHns
ceRber 4th and 5th 1855. at 10 O'Clock g IN the
mcst extensive collection Of Unredeemed Pledges
ever offered at any sale in this city, comprising
Gold Hunting Magic Case American and English
Lever Matches. Of Appleton, Tracy Co.'S. -.
X. Johnson's. and JurRenson make Silver Hunt
ing Case Lever and other Watches, DismOrds,
Gold Chains, Jewelry in Sets. Finger Rings, Ear
Rings Bracelets and Silver Ware.
Also, Ladies and Gents Wearing Apparel. In
greater variety than ever offered at any OF our
sales.
Guns and Pistols, together with a large assort-
uent of G. DDS suitable for Holiday Presents,
sale will commence with Watches.
Terms cash.
ISAAC HERZBERG & SON Pawnhrokers.
dsl-St GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE-wM SMITH co.
II have received inStI uctions 10 remove 20 their
Sale Rom, 4Os Penn avenue, near 9th street, frr
sale by auction. on MONDAY MORNING, De-
cembsr 4. at 10 clock. and in the EVENING, q
large and valuable assortment Of UNREOEEMED
PROPERTY, pledged with Rsbt. Fulton Co
SOP OH street, near Penn. avenue, consulting Of
Watches Jewelry, Guns. Pistols, Cutlery, Musical
Instruments Clothing &c. &c
N. B-A full Brass Band. consisting Of is pieces,
almost new, cost $50. will be sold in the evening.
de l-3ts
by W. b. LEWIS 4 CO, Auctioneers.
Id No 201 pennsylyania
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IlY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..
GOODS
se2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucss.

by PLANT CO., Auctioneers.
On WEDNESDAY. December 9th. at O clock y.
m, we hall sell, on tAe premises,
ONE Suffers STORE. 1.-TWO roomsD
situated on street, between 9th and 7th at Wise
well Barracks.
Terms cash, at time of purchase.
de a-3tH PLANT a CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

DROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI the
Il well known PIANIST AND VOCALIST, W.
opens his new SINGING and FIANOFORTEAA2
COURSE on October SOth, by an entirely new ~
and simplifed system. BY bis new method, any
will be enabled in very short time to read and
ecute the most difficult pieces with perfection.
arrives at the most extraordinary results. All
those whs wish to become fine Singers or excellent
Performers advised to call at his residence No.
81 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite National Ho-
tel Hours OF reception are from II .. m to p m,
and from 6 to %. 30 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

EOR RENT-A nearly new FRAME HOUSE,
Il opposite Park Hotel. containing rooms, suit
bic Ter business or private family Apply to NJ w
BENERIDGE, 504 Odd Fellows Half, eth st.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-04

TOR RENT-Two pleasant basement ROOMS,
Il suitable for housekeeping 667 Pa avenue,
bet. Sd and 4th SITS east. Rent Sl2. Also, q front
ROOM for two gentlemen, with or without board.
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