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LOCAL NEWS.
The Late Election.


AN INJUNCTION PRAYED TO RESTRAIN THE
CORPORATION FEoM PAYING THE
EXPENSES THEREOF.
EIirdordind1y Attempt Of Leiois Clephdne. q. c.
hotb'ns ana a person named Crossssan to Choke
of the Right Of Free (lokite) Ssfrage-They y1nt
ne Negroes 10 vote-They don't the Whites to
Vote
This morning, a suit was entered in the Su
prtme Court OF the District, of the following
trlr, by w. A. Cook, solicitor for the plain.
tns Lewis Clephane, +. ii. Crossman and
n. 4. Robbins, complainants against Richard
Waiiach. Mayor of the city OF Washingto T.
z. Lloyd, Barr, Garfield, Quick, A Lloyd,
Met athraD, Noyes, Owen. Turtou, of the Board
~ Aldermen of said city; and Anderson, Dud-
icy, Edmonston, Ferguson. Hamilton Hazel.
H-rrell. Joyce, Mead, Pengh. Rhsem. Wright
Moore, Simms, Stewart, Talbert, Walker. Ty
nan, Williams and Hall, of the Board OF Com.
mon Council of SAID city. and Samuel T. Doug
las, Register OF SAID city.
The object of this suit is to get an iniunctio
restraining the corporation officers from pay.
irg the expenses of the election held on Thurs
day last. -rE
they have been and are citizens and tax PAYERS
Of the city Of Washington, and liable to be tax
payers, and as such have an interest in all the
Expenditures Of every kind and nature made or
10 he made, and further alleges that the iahab.
i'ants are body polite and corporate by the
name of Mayor, Board of Aldermen. Board of
Common Council of the city of Washington;
that The municipal government is vested by the
charter in the Mayor, &c; that the authorities
and powers of said corporation are limited and
special in their nature; that said charter speci.
ally authorizes the holding OF elections for the
choice of Mayor, Board OF Aldermen, and
other designated offices, but no au thority il
given or by any Of them for the holding of
elections of political character. or to deter
mine or ascertain the views OF the residents of
said city in reference 10 the extension of the
elective franchise TO ''persons of color" in said
District.
They further allege that contrary to the
spirit and letter Of the law, and in disregard
of the said charter the officers united in call.
ing special election ''to determine and ascer.
taAn the views of the residents of said city in
reference to the extension of the electiy We fran.
chise to persons Of color' in said District: that
al meeting of the Board of Common Council,
paper purporfing to be n bill 10 take the sense
of the voters of the District was introduced
and passed by the Council, giving the names
Of the members who voted on it,1 and that the
bill was introduced In the Board of Aldermen
and passed, (giving the names of the members
voting on it;) that the Mayor approved OF such
bill, and by proclamation called the cleo ton,
(and refers TO exhibits A, b. and g. containing
extracts from the Star of the proceedings of the
councils End copy of the Mayor proelana-
ton calling the eiection.D That in pursuance
CT said proclamation, on Thursday, 2ist IN st.
such pretended election was held at the W. uai
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ECRTsIsAL CcrRT, Jude, FSShc--Yestrrdav.
George Crawford, indicted for the larceny OF a
coat, was found guilty OF ptslt larceny. Dav
for defense.
Joseph Alder and John Brennan yyr-e co,.
yicted on charge of larceny Norris Good :
ing and Phillips for defense.
lhts morning VIM. Carroll was found ruiIty
OF sHailnE watch, and sentenced TO one year
IN the penltentiary. Day for defense.
hanCail Henson, indicted for assault ana
battery on Jos. Wells. was found rufty and
sentenced 10 six months in tail
Robert Brown was foand entity -, t.,,..
and sentenced 10 year ia the peniteptiar,- ~
Jos. Adler and John Brennan, who war.
convicted yesterday Of burglary, were sen.
fenced 10 years Ia the penitentfary
George Crawford, convicted of stealing A.
coal, received a nominal sentence.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION

The law in reference 10 stamping receipts for
warehouse goods has been hereto fore construed
so as 10 require these receipts To bear stamps
according to the value of goods inyoI we'd;
thus: the greater the value of the goods borne
ON the receipt, the higher would be the denom-
NATION OF the stamp to be used The Commits
sioner has just decided that no receipt for
warehouse goods req hires a stamp of higher
denomination than twenty-five cents.
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WHITE HOUSE

There were not many visitors at the White
House to-day, and the executive apartments
were unusually quiet The first reception
will be given by the President on New Years
day. bat no others will be given until after the
recess of Congress, and the reception rooms are
newly furnished. II is not probable that there
will be any levees held until February, a
month at least being required to place the
Executive Mansion in a respectable condition
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SOLDIERS, CLOTHING .CCorNTs

IN UrGer has just been issued from the Adj
jutaEi Generals Office directing that. hereafter
10 the settlement OF the clothing accounts of
volunteer soldiers discharged since March g.
I-2J, the same amount OF clothing will De al
low ed as IN the Csc of regular soldiers
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PEoNoTIoNs IN THr rErAsURY.-The

PROMOTIONS IN THE rREAsURI.-The fol-
lowing promotions were made in the Treasur-
Fr's Office since December I, 1s6J:-Mr Charles
p IrCOmiy. from assistant teller 10 teller; Mr..
Edward w. Hale, from 4ih class clerk to a.
sl-iaI teller: Mr.. Fred X A. Marden, from 18th
Siase clerk 10 assistant teller; T. o. Graves aud
y. w MOHatt, from Sd to fth class: j. T.
NauRh. III. W. Me Doucall George Sellers w
N. ;. Wilson, ~ q Charles T.. Coon, from 81 70
3d Class: /. j. LEONARD. e.. e.. Edwins and j.
u. Arnold. from Isl 10 I'd class.
In the Re gistsr's Office The foliowing-nawed
Gentlemen have been prOmotad;-Thcmas Nc
Nsmsra and John Lowry. from 2d 10 Sd class:
-lChn VI. simpson. A. Il. Castarlne. III. G.. Pear
sOu and jos. Wyman, from lst TO 2d class
%Tbe Round Table calls tin, wooden and
glass weddings benefits right for married beg
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Pr TACKLED

Engineer StiIlings has been detached from
the Washington Navy Yard, and ordered TO
the Gulf Squadron. lie leaves next week.
with orders 10 report TO Admiral Thatcher, OF
the Gulf Squadron. for duty on the Port
RCy 81, now al New Orleans.
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Vessel Missing.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 23.-The steamer
Charles Chamberlain has arrived from New
York. She had the ship Queen in tow, but
encountering gales about the 2lst., she broke
away from the ship of Absecomb light house
The ship has not been heard from since.
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

Inquiries are frequently made as to whether
aurifereus lands can be purchased or located
With any species OF warrants or scrip issued
by authority Of Congress. 1T is ascertained
that no such lands are liable to disposal under
existing laws
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Railroad Accident.

RALEIGH, Dec. 23.-The mail train on the
North Carolina road ran of near Concord on
Friday killing j. A. White, express messen-
ger, and Mr. Oats, the baggage master. Other
particulars Of the accident not known.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-Flour very dull. Gro.
ceries dull. Wheat scarce: prime held firmly.
Corn quiet; white, ssc.; yellow S3aSic Oats
firm at 52a53c. Seeds steady: sales of clover
seed at SIS 5. Provisions steady. Lard Is \ aloe
Whisky nominal n S23I.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR.-The De-
partment of the Interior was closed to-day at
~ m. until Tuesday merning, in order to give
the employees Of that Department an opportu.
nifty of preparing for Christmas.
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MINISTER TO FRANCr

The President has sent to the Senate, for con-
frmstion, the name Of John Bigelow, United
States Consul and Acting Minister at Paris, as
Enyoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
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ORpEkEp To CALIEnRyI.

The ist regiment T.. =. cavalry has been CT
6tTcd from New Orleans TO California and
" III he distributed in garTisoEs throughout the
State
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pARDONS

The issuing of pardons has almost entirely
ceased. About dozen acquisitions were made
out to-day for North Carolina cases, all of the
S2ltL0 class.
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RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-tireen Il Williams
a.'Ciioneers, sold lots III and 10 IN square qaa
;t'S cents per foot. and lots ahd 3, in square
i,n-:i, for AZ cents, to Mr.. HomiIlar Lot ia an
square l,tS, 10 Geo. Barber, for sisj.
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isr rrecinc,s by the person. acting as judges

vo,isr rrecincis by the persons acting as judges
Of election.
The petition farther alleges that when the
Question Was under consideration in the Board
- Aldermen 4 speech was made by the Presi-
dent of the Eoard. Thomas r. Lloyd and that
=, tubs equent meeting the Secretary OF said
Puard was ordered to have 500 copies OF said
-peech published for the use OF the members OF
~ board, which they allege was done without
sulhority of law.
The petitioners alIege that they have reason
20 T. lieNe that the Mayor, Board OF Aldermen,
ard Board of Common Council intend TO pay
the Expense of holding this pretended election,
ard OF publishing the speech aforesaid, and
therefore pray an injunction To issue to Restrain
samuel r.. Douglas Register of said city, from
PAVING orders on account of expenses OF said
election. and of publishing said speech.
The Court (Judge CARTIER made an order
that the respondents appear at 10 O'Clock a. m,
an Tuesday. the second day OF January, 10
show cause why an injunction should not is
sue as prayed.
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DRoPosALs FOB WASTE PAPER.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
ASHHNETnN H. - lzss


WASHINGTON. bee. u, ISIS. (
Proposals are invited tor purchasing the WASTE
frhi,PnR seenm9l.ting In this Department, Of the
i: IIsnser, pts Of P..tms,ters, account OF mails
mated quantity. 10 10 pounds n year.
= mixed paper, consisting Of vrappers OF accounts
and other packages together with letter envelo pes
OF various eolors. Estimated 20 tvy pounds
year. .-.
;. Dead letters, which the accepted bcder viii be
required TO deface thoroughly. under the snpery.s
ION OF an agent Of this De paftHen re nder
il impossible to read them. Estimated quantity,
5000 pounds year.
l. Newspapers. Estimated quantity, GOO pounds
aSear.
Bidders will specify price per pound for each
class OF paper. ....- 4.
A TO the dead letters, the Department must BE-
sati, fed with the mode OF defacng them before
ceptiIg bid
he paper must be removed from the cellar OF the
Gsrersl Poet Office Buildiug, at the cost VI the
cepted bidder and in his own bags, ne often may
re reapir,d by the Postmaster G~ber al No IN all
tags v in be furnished for this purpose
The aper will be weighed at this DE partuspt and
must be paid for on delivery
Bids invited for one year, commepcing ou the
Ist az January next and will b- rece we'd until Sat-
uIdsy. thesth Proximo, at O'Clock N.
They shoulu he addressed TO the Postmaster Gen
eral, and endorsed Proposals for Waste P.per"
ALEX. W RANDALL.
de q eotJs6 Acting Postmaster General.
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Ne- VorL No,L>.~

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-Cotton quiet At 5Ia52c
Corn QUIET Be s2s steady. PORK steady. Lard
firm Whisky dull.
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, U b l. 1 c s A l. Z.

Il VIII sell. THURSDAY, December "a st N
O'CLOCK, at Residence u Geosx~toSrn eak an
i've miles above Georgetown tho folio iug
2 valuate Farm Horses
] Fresh Cow and Calf. Springers, Heifer
flows. Harrows aud Farming Utensils
kockaway Carriage
j Iider Mill
Corn by t,s barrel, Top Fodder
Vinegar W the barrel
HoHiehcli and Kitchen Furniture
The sane day. will be offered the adjoining
FARM, known ss the Stone Tavern, !" contaiuinG
Is acre5 de q q ISAAC HsWN
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NV PAPER.-John r. Ellis sends US the
.Iuuslcal Offering" published by himself for
Tree cncuIa ION. Ii IL very handsomely rot
un, ana reflects credit on iis enierprising pro-
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llY WIN. l.. WALL CO., AuctIoueet,.
- South corner Penn. avenue and eth street
SPECIAL AND PEREhPToRY sALEo GRO
CERES, &C., TO CLOSE A GU-PARrNER

SHIP.
On TUESDAY MORNING, December 2s.h,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell, at our
Auction Rooms, . stock Of Groceries, &C., cosa-
prising-
White and Yellow Sugars
Green and Black Teas and Conees
Baskets. Brooms. Tubs, Buckets
Rice, Ginger, Yeast Po~ ders
Soaps, Candles, Prunes.
Boxes Ink. Mats, Extracts
Cigars, Tobacco, Fine Cut de.
Tea Cadsies, Spices Backing
Variety of Crockeryware
G5bIets. Bowls. Pitchers
Liquid Blue. Boxes Pepper. DE.
Ban els Thiskeys, Brsndies. W ines, CordiAls
Cases CHAMP agnes. Clsr~t Wines, &C
With o variety Of OIL ARTICLES in the eyocerv
line. all of which will be SOLD without reserve.
Terms cash.
WIN. l. WALL A CO Auct.
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RY h. y. PAGE & CO., Auctioneers.
~ sOS Seventh ST., under Odd Fellows Hall
EXTENSIVE
POSITIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE

POSITIVE SALE rY CATALOGUE
RICn AND COSTLY BGysos BAY, RUSSIAN.
FURs,
ONE !t Gri Tie s MSsr ExfESsslyK
MANUFACTURER AID 1MPURTEBs
KNERY LOT TO BE sold WITHOUT RE
fhisf Isr f f FSSsSrSSsrssHh HAN
shall sell at our .paciou, Auction Re,m..
WEbNEsDAY and TIT RSDAY, psSemeer .s'h
.nd 9th, commencing each DAY 10 o cl Il a m aud
% n Re ever offered IN ONE S. i.'a,
REAL RUSSIAN sABLEs.
HUDSON BAY sh INl
RUSSIAN AND SIBERIAN sSS HHfhskkEL
RUSSIAN AND fE kMakss FITCH.
And other valuable FUkS. genuine AND imits
nGn; manufactured in the istest and fashion,
GaPks,
Se55kkfAREr1s.
sLP teST Murrs. Ere.
ALSO,
BEAR
RaCCooN.
sLrIGH1NG AND H ASf S'hs5 ROBES
m,.s hG5s6S BAY SHssiAGE csr;Es, &c.
Also; spl: ndid line Of TkaHELIiSG fAGs.
Also. LADiEs' TUR AND SILK HOODS, he.
ing the most attractive sale ever held IN Washing
Special attention of the public .. called to this
,sie a. sser{ St on the Catalogue must be sold 10
Ssts,Osus viii ;: Es.ay for distrihntion and the
de- % PsGE 4 ~ vi n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-23

SECRETARY STANTON
Secretary Stanton returned TO the city last
evening from his visit to Ohio.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, VA

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
~ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Chief QnnrtermaSisr's Once, DEPOT Of Waskfaxfoa,l
Wa:hInEfor ID. e.. December Is 1855 (
v al be sold a. public auction, e the premises
uScer the direction Of breyet Lieutenant Colonel
} u e.: Lee. 2 N. at Alexandria Va on FRI
ment Buildings. viz:
AT NORTHWEsT CORNER OF DUKE AND
STRAND STREETS. AT p. NJ.
One a e. nmissary shed, 20 by los feet.
ADJOINING WHARF AT Tue FOOT OF
DUKE STREET. AT Y Z. NJ
Two t2l tuihousts, each 4 by 81 feet.
The thiidihg- will Ice sid sngiy, apd must be
removed within fifteen days from ate of sale
Terms: Cash In Government funis
n. II. RUCEER,
Breyet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quarterrnaster
de u a. Depot Of Washington
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GREAT CLOsISG.oUI SALE
JEwELRY, WATCHES. ANp SILVER WARE,

s02 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The subscriber, having sold ont his store offers
the balance OF his Stack at prices cnpr ecetis
As moot OF the Goods being beught at gold orica,
they Viii be sold positively ct COST In CUR,
- Patrons having Watches and JeweIry at nv
Store for ,ersirs, will please call before the LIST Of
January. 1856. ~ VI
Show Cs.es. Iron Safe, Regulator, and Mirror
of hsis cheap de H. 3ws
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SKATES!
sKATEsll

-, SKATESu!
The meet beautiful and best ASSOC tment in the
city ntt from factory fer nlem men, ladies' girls
and beye' pleasure, and the most ncreptahle aras .
ent which can DO made for the coming hoiidsya al
j. ID. EDMOND A Co -
de 6-lm No. 81 2 7th strees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-23

TAKE No MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN.
safe remedies for unpleasant and dsoc, rnus
diyrases. Use HELMBOLDT EXTRACT BIJ-
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GENERAL ACCIDENT TICKETS
VI 1sSU ED TO rRASELLEKS
WIN l. BRAMHALL,
General Agent Tor the
NATIONAL LIFE AND JKAyELERS IN
SURANCE COMPASi

sURANCE COMPANY,
Office ga Ia ave near 18th street
death and Sos pr Eek in csse Of total dis.biity
Also. Accident Pol cies issued for from one
lie Pciici,s issued N nor, reason able terms.
de q 81
/ IST OF CoNsISHEEs q to Atlantic steamship
Architectural iron W oIks. Bettichtr Co.
Rsrtholow Bon,z 4 GIeshon, Rurean Of National
Ci.f Ccinsns R espss HFs SOM
4 Chamberlain. 8 Days. q s Sub
GSaa p cH ws Re- H sn1nsss "a.
hnne. W Fl Narrower. Jackson Bro q Co. Lubey
shGI Islt wtsTas hqis,
Nab; Ned; Ihilp Solomon, Geo Parker Son
ss Rs s s1o Es9.
s ss SaT cs; R Savers, siousss Ennis "
pfy rESna Ps Farr. Td,'scp wilson GS%
MKekof 9 Rcnnison,, q Wendell. GIN Wright, 3
&n.qf RrS ard sSs G% %hSlyn
MORGAN: RHINEHART CO., Agents.
phOsPECTUs on THE HOME GAZETTE.
ON the 18th of Jaruary. 1856, the subscriber will
TaE H6ME It
issGtd .inultaneprsly 10 washineton, d, O., and
Richmond. Va. This journal is 10 lie exclusi rely
devotes ia Literature, Art Science and the devei,
Sfmt' and @ % Of literary talent 1t
hias, making IT rmphstCally an inds pensable Wis
uor 10 every family circle in the iaNd. Animated
ty the purest tone of morality and filed with con
ttibutioDs from the most distiUEuishe writer's in
the country, The HOME GAZETTE will take
rank among the best and ablsst literary journals in
the Union aud no esibs, labor pense will be
spared to make it the very finest paper published
H. the land
Tine Home Gazette was recommended to the pa
tTorase of the Masonic Order by the Grand Lodge
of the State of Virginia at its last annual comnu-
ncstion in the city 81 Richmond, the 18th Of De-
cemier. Contributions from eminent Masnns are
solicited and if found suitable, will be literally
paid for.
subst ription price, SIS per annum, payable in ad-
vance.
All communications relative to The Home Ga.
zette thonld he addressed = MORGAN
No: 66 La. av., Washington City, ID O.
entitled to exchange NJ
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HANDSOME CHKIsTMAS AND NEW YEAR
H PRESENTS.
RICH DRESS SILkS In Black and ColorS
BE pLkIb POPLiNs.
kLEGAAT PLAIN REPS, and
PLAID MERiNOS
Win Baiy other sfy lIsh DRESS GOODS. all If
which will nov be sold nj greatly reduced prices
Tor the bext , Gays.
All in want of such goods .honid KENT No this n.
sortmeDt and prices before buying elsewhere I.
j. W COLLEY,
oeHotH a25 7th st near Penns Az.
OPKEA CLoAKs FOR THE OPERA.
"ehave now on hand beautiful stock OF the
above CLOAKs for the coming season, amongst
which IL cue magnificent INDIA SILk OPERA
CLOAK ~ si15.
Call and examine at
LANsBURG BRO,
ala Seventh street,
ces Third door above D street.
rEfLYLLS Fr.-ieriostha Great, vol. g. Prison
~ Life In The South, b, lent. A. q Abbott
FRASCK TAYLOR.
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FIRE.-Iast night about Iix o'clock fire
broke out liz the restaurant kept by Conner Il
Hoffman, rosY Lincoln Hospital, on East Capt.
to', between ii;h and i5th streets. The alarm
was given from box No. g. The bnilding was
frame and vgss soen entirely destroyed with
a portion OF the contents, The property Ia in
suIcd tor 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-23

SulLLlNGrGN.
- CORNE84a STREET AND
TENNSfLNANIA AVE. WASHINGTON,
Has received Harper's Magazine. Atlantic Month
y Godrys Lady s Book, DenOrest's Mirror Of
f.sh'on. lie Bon Ton, and all the other Magazines
for JANUARY, 1906.
FABRR'S PENCILS.
SBlLLlNGT Ms DIARIES FOR 1866
valuacie pocket companion for registering
events, with almanac aud calender. blank leaves
for keeping diary Of every day In the year, casn
account. &c.
Pocket Books. Currency and Bill Books. and
Money PnrseA. Cribbage Boxes. Dominoes. Ivory
FGld. 70, Tablets PepwIpers. Purse Bonds Paints
Knives, Chess Boards, Chess den. Bach gamsn
Boards and every thing in the Book and stationery
line, for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
corner AZ street and
de 22t Pennsy lvania ave.. Washington
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TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the 9th. one small
L BAY HORSE, with u large scar on the right
side. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges and take him AVA
FiIst toll gate towards Bladensturg.
de 22-6t1 T Ii. BENSON.
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APPLE CIDER.

inst received another supply OF pure APPLE
eJhEkG EGAN PERRIES
ce 3-6tn corner 81 X aud sh strr~ts
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4oOPICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c $50
The largest and hspdscmest assortment Of
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
IN the District from the best "a In the
country. embracing a variety VI Carte dc Visite
Frames AlsO. =.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
different co,ors md kfzes; Picture Nails &c &c
Persons having photographs taken are invited to
examine cur assortment before purchasing their
Terms cash MARKRIYEk
No 4s6 Seventh street.
de 20 2wifs 8doars above Odd Fellows RI al
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HOG LoST-On Thank sgiving Day, "a liver
- coior", and white pointer PUP, Any person
returning lin tn 500 7th street, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, will receive suitable reward.
De laf X. + PAGE
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OFFICE DESKS AND TABLES,
OF all descrir tons and sizes.
SOLD VERY CHAP, AT
600 Ninth street.
deIe-Iws one door from Penns. avenue.
ITO THE RESIDENTS OF THE FIFTH AND
SIXTH WARDS,

TX. DOLLY, n. D.,
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACEUTISr.
Corner Third street spd Penna. Avenue Fest,
CAPITOL Hin.
good supply OF pure and fresh Drugs and Chem
icsls always on hand. Also good assortment Of
Patent Medicines ~
Special ate ntiou given 60 ccupoundtng Physi-
cisns Prescriptions NJ all hours. All orders prompt
1y executed.
Just received for the holidays. a good assortment
Of choice Perfumery. Fancy Articles, Brushes,
Csnhs Fanry Perfume Boxes, Metal and Enam'
rate prices. A call L. solicited
J. - v. X. DoOLEy, VI. D..
De Is.lots corner ID street and Pa. nv. ess's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-23

GI0 REWARD -Strayed or stolen from Daniel
plO Dowd's milk dairy, 18th street, near Co
lunibian College. the night OF the 18th inst be-
tween the hours Of and p. IN q fat, black BUF-
FALO cow crop of Of the ri CHIT cal and unierbt
in the eft ear, lame in the LETT hind leg and imps
from IT. The above reward will he paid if left or
any Information 10y which she may be found) at
nuWD'S Milk Dairy, Hth street. near Columbian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-23

Go EwAnD-SIoen from the Northern LIB
u ~ erty Market, on the morning of the p 1
instant: one iron gray .MARE, about fifteen han is
high, six years old. in good order. aud light
three spring WAGON, no top. The above reward
will be paid for It's return to
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-23

EuUND-A WATCH, which the owner can have
ing charges II So
de 81 81 No 492 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-23

AN INJUNCTION PRAYED TO REsrRAIy TIL
coLPoKATloN FEoM PAYING THE
EXPENSES THEREOF.