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A FEW SHOP GIRLS CAN BE ACCOM-
IAmodAssd With board At li9 Elizabeth st. La floor,
rear. $50
PSIA-ASTONISHING CURES ARR
Ddaily made by the use OF that excellent remedy
DR.. smiths
DYSPEPSIA ANNTHILATOR.
II has been before the Public Tor the ,asi 20 yeara
and where 1t hs been pereye ed with aud the diTee-
tons follow ed, has laed in single Gaze. 10
acts gently upon the bowels giving renewed yigor 70
the stomach and braces up the whole syrtem-ciealng
az IL we're new LIE. Every OF sedentary habits
should ny H. and al no troubled with Dyspep.is
should use IL. Depot-i6 South second ~ Williams
bnrgb Price one Dollar Der bottle uG
EOUND-AN UNKNOWN MAN CAME TO
l. Hudson City OIL sunday morning, Dec. 81, aud
hired a ason to bring him 10 izstethsown; on
returning home the diver found n ANAL sum Of
money. The owner can have the sAIne by calling a
iii kev. AYESUTA
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ID EATk1 n.

sTRkNGEwAYs-on Tuesday, 9Th inst Thomu
6tIangewAye.
Funeral will take place at 80 w. ssth 1t, on Thurs
day merit At 1 l.. N. Members OF lempln = fO3
viii meet at their Lodge room At ! O'clock precisely
Members Of the y. Y. Californian Club via meet Al
81 W. 18th st. at T.. NJ. His remains will be takes
to Marble Cemetery for intoi meat. SSl
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100 10 perfection. The supe rim tendent remarked
80. '-o '~D.o' N1--e Ne"' 'na' ~
FATAL ACCIDENTs.-On Tuesday afternoon,
~hiio Henry heNabb was waking on the track OF
the Hudson River X. r., in 18th avenue 4Ith
street. he VA, knocked down by , train Of car, nj,
,ish, arm -. ,,sc,r,ad .nd ~ -. ,nI,,sd ir,.r
nsIIy. NJ MeSsbb va, iemoysd 10 H. Te,d.nce,
corner Of lth avenue and 4S6 street wheIe he died
orons, w,idsy yssIsr,v h.J an ,nsns.s s nn
the holy nj laihsTt1e Hea.ing NJ year, nj sSc
,,p ueasn Ie, a from ouns ',0Visaa ny hsI
,'yes' NE a sha ~. snniovaJ -. doma.tic ~.
>~'-'-' wv Vs. -, s,S,,'n
TIE COURTS.
Tur srnosa c.sr-Nr,u n w., proc,-nr.o.
-. - - - " :,
OfhSlSd OF COUNSEL foR TUE DEfESsE.-Inis cAse
was resumed IN the Superior Court yesterday morn.
,n. t., A. 49,. -, a., = =,
'is' '"oH M "Vho'n oon'inueu MS openlns sources
Of Monday, claiming that Mr.. Strong had for selfish
moty e.. alone dr,Rsed the en.s into eour, That IN.
500 N'"es'u VI. 'a'o INV eoui" inA' tue
plaintiffs dsmeanor was throughout feigned Counsel
beeyua that ous Of the re.kne..e. nj IN. ,i.i,,t1
- -. " WV p-"''"
rn lone oi no.oIey, when ne wss wiling to
gaily even lho cost oil ruGh ttlal ~ this but his
nam motive Wa the te nsh desite OF marrying
Anosn.i no'nh. Svunss theh aIuuei 10 the t'ici.
noes OF the III 80 oil IA" 10 divorce Cases rs conpI ed
Win o.het cssee' no Adnded 10 me famous scene
etneeh ,o " " anu .he men rope Telsti'e
20 ,hs Iaxs Of rnsisna .nd ,ho e 81 i az OF
- wv tass '. ms anu ihc ANs OF Othef states
VI h u,uP a H. W" IS, s ieIsNe 70 uNoIee Alter
a., 49, -, ~ 80 ono ota'es counsel
al. l.... -
- no.. hns. AMI t.,r ,.n,a = a.V tul,u
Ien -no,o anu iat iaiSo .ere biasted by this
a.. W .nAs neeoiulnk 70 the
A. ,nnthaT Inct1a o e,ey ohs ~ tue mouse,
ms ~, - TO-" sns va kolns on
no NV ~. ~ plnu enu oohhl'ea AZ H.
ooun'ea nna esat mere moua os clear and dir
hM.s 49, 49, 800 ~ nv -. VI AuuNety' Out
tnoio nat ~. ~ tncn teNIeNeu the evil
dehee ., mt' ~ sne nhslas come voluntary 10
ns oon's..sS his, Al. % " Wv Nor evidence, and
,n .Sos tirAt he ev .nce did no, no. .si hs on
IN, ~ .ba ,it,;,r hin. y,Susnt 70 prove
II ,,st h 80 1a ufected
Ny sn'e . 49, 49,, a., ,n.a e 'nst tho lAay
s Ia ,nr bonSs ,v 81 .ery.' NM oouiu 70 pro.
euoea YEA a,o hIcs i. ~ .n...o ~ 800 .eianscs OF
s an vnon 1onth. " ' ei"naod over
sn tn,o'ai .iaea.d.d N sI.cr.. m. .u...,
.ions M. .rsusd mai eonie..iona .,a S.s comics
",,,,aa a, 81 IN .nch 90. o hIuly 10 DO
no, ~ nv a,hsr eiTcn.t,ncs, ia In. Snsn no, sup
case. which parallel cnaaets With the 40
suit alluded TO Tho cOpy o. the Cenci hich ~
sS,oant Of his 6.hiIs sayenIaIes .ik SS .ns
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being those chosen on Tuesday:
I. John Moore, Tammany.
z. Thomas Conan I.mmany and horht.
3. Michael Norton, Mozart.
T. Charles MrBh n, SeKeon.
Q. Ignat us r. ynn, Mckeo0 aud CiIikenS.
q. Joseph Shannon, IAlnmany.
Z. William II. Gedney, Rep.
s. William l.. Ely, T,mmany and Reform
.. LOWS X. Ryets, TammAnY.
~. Bernard RELY, IhmmAny.
II. John Brice, Tammany, &c.
J.. Charles r.. Boew, lammAny.
l3. Peter Msstei con, Tammany.
u. Joseph N. NAruun, JT., Rep.
10. Jane, o. Brien, Mozart &c.
y. Robert Mc'iInnis, Mozart and Citizeni.
II II. w. Van NoorhiL Tammhny.
aion, .; Tammany,9; Mozart, 3; kcKeon. }.
BoABD or C-UsCiLhKS.
The Board Of Cou ncilmen elected 10 a. follows;
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Hall He s.id, the only time visn ., woman
would b. likely 10 be tempted would Be -hen they
had work, and be hoped all would come up and
tske iietes Troy vas ahead Of New York for the .
we're Ihfee vo'nent associations there; NJ Harding
s soah.. ~ h i.0 .p 81 R' ~ ssi a
newspaper 10 this city which sdvertiEsd that ~
ofiiee you'd be hep. epen night and day. and IN
Ing man vas DANCE ouslv I'll. This ss simply
though cd brsin, ssd tho. did the hard
lie advocated the eight hour, system a. an important
sdlano, 70 ,he pose Of production s. no Wy" ~
twenty could do by hsDd formerly. The eisht hours
system vas also required for educational purposes
.spd. tes % 9oU ~ u nshsr e nor ss
,on don't, educate the people. tho SoIa-
iApplau,e.j lie spofe particularly in favor Of the
bakers and car drVef,, and then incidentally touen,
New Yoft tor $500 but be tfield'l had since do
W., no. slse,s cd IAppIaa.e. voiee-. served him
rsht"l bill you'd bs brought into the nsIi
sisa,urs must pas. such . la-, the votsinsmea
should see W Il that the driven on that ioah
would not be compelled to -ort more than esh, hour
the mu'iclsps, and urs ed the audience 70 sty hND
ftom theatres until the msnssen would pay Their
ne then delsilsd an Interview he had With chief
10 he Once Of the Secretary Of the Nsvyl
accomplished 90 little. "a voice-ouf navy
has accomplished more than any navy In
thee world. The remarks are irappl ~ steI
Slme little confusion and cries Of tut him
OUT -1 raised by this intefrup' ION, which soon
subsidized, and the speaker proceeded TO Say mat the
gentleman q, the head ofthe Yard and l1ck, Bureau
IN Wa hington was incapacitated Tor ms buslns.
throush age and lack Of consideration ior the Lghu
Of labor. lie merit alluded 10 the e'abli ,hmont u
newspaper, and said that aNOtkingmans morning
paper could not be established, because the A,'oca-
fs1 Pres would not furnish the news that -n O.
quired for such = journal lie concluded by offering
. resolution comp imen'ary 70 aud thanking PIo'i-
dent johnson Tor ute NJ the following sentiment
IAN my pmpithIes and all my pisIudlees are
With the WORKING clauses"
An eighi hours song vas then 'une BY Mr.. Whit
field, OF the lsctng b. Askeu'. alter which Col.
Fairmsp made a :. cch, la -h.ch he 20 mixed up
varou. matters With the question at Issue, ihAt the
ideas he .ought to eIpsas an Ls Knapp optiato LAM
SuA.e tnat he used, uOuii scarcely 10 10 ecat.d
inco poraied in this report The meeting then
AJouiHcd.
The ELEcTIoS.-The following are the
members Of the Lev Board Of Aldermen. Those
from tn. wards having even numerical designation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED.-At

xX1OMEN AND GIRLS WANTED.-At
w the Granite Cotton Factory, in the town
of Ellicott's Mills, q short distance from Baltl-
more, to learn Weaving.
Employment would be given to two or three
spinners. Also, carding room hands, such as
drawing tenders and speeder and slo bber wind
ers Experienced hands make from Is to rs
dollars per month.
This affords very desirable opportunity for
females wanting employment Good board can
b. had, or houses belonging to the mill Will be
rented to families A more desirable place to
live is seldom met with in thriving village
with churches Of all denominations and schools
of every description Railroad communicating on
with Baltimore and Washington, four to six
times daily, and persons who learn the Factory
Business car can always ma emplo?ment at l4lr III
E. Pyle, at Granite Factory, Ellicotts Nils or
B. Deford s. Sons, A. south Calvert ST., B3ltl-
more. Baltimo e, sep 25--lw
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WALTER CROOK, JR.,
NO go, HEST BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.

las such facilities, as to enable him 70 offer
inducements to purchasers.
Our stock is new and complete, arc consists
in part Of
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Educational.
RIA FEMALE SEMINARY.

A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
n No. So, Washington ST. Alexandria, Va.
This school will be opened for the reception
of pupils at clock, A. NJ, on Monday the
18th of September.
The Principal will teach Mathematics, An
cient Languages and the Higher English
Branches !; Mrs. ANNA S. GEORGE, the
Elementary Glasses; Prof c. W. .SCHUER-
MAN, Music-V ocal and Instrumental
The course Of instruction will be thorough
and extensive and especial attention will be
bestowed upon the disciplinary studies-Spell~
ing Reading, Writing, Geography, sc.
Terms-per quarter Of the scholastic year: pay
able in advance
Elementary class............".... ...........l0 w
Junior y 5O
Board and Washing So SO
Fuel (for day pupils) )........-.............:. so
Music and Modern Languages at Professors S
charges.
For Circulars address.
sep eff K KEMPER, Principal,
DOCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTTS
In MILLS, near Baltimore, Md.-Th5s lnstl-
degrees and academical honors, is conducted by
the Brothers of the Christian Schools, and is
situated upon rising ground IN one OF the
healthiest and most picturesque portions OF the
State, and within few minutes walk Ut the
Ellcotts Mills railroad station. The SCHOLASTIC
terminates about the 1st Of July
TERMS Board, Washing and Tuition, $3.50;
sep I'm BRO. BETTELIN, President
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE OPENS
d for the reception of BOARDING and DAY
PUPILS the 18th of September. The course
of study will be thorough, embracing all the
branches of a finished female education. In
the Preparatory Department every effort will be
made to secure for the young. a thorough
grounding Music and French will receive es-
pecia1 attention. A Professor of Music will be
employed for advanced pupils. competent
Instructress in Music Will also be engaged, rem
dering this desirable accomplishment less ex-
pensive for beginners and others who prefer
Joining her class. French alone will be spoken
in the Recitation Room during certain specified
nunciation throughout the whole course. Gold
and Silver Medals and Premiums will be award
ed at the close Of the session as usual. For cir
culars, containing terms, &C., apply to
MISS e. B, CARRIER,
sepS-tf No 1T, Queen St., Alexa, Va.
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Candidates.

rs To THE VOTERS or THE 7TH CONGRESS
s1oNAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, now com
nosed of the counties of Alexandria, Fairfax.
Prince William, Fauquier, Loudoun, Clarke,
Warren, Frederick and Shenandoah;
:. FSlloao Citizens AT the request OF Numerous
citizens of the counties composing the TIN Con
eressional district, [ announce myself as can
didate for q seat in the 39th Congress.
In doing 80, it is hardly worth while for me to
saw that if elected and any member from elr-
ginia gets his seat, that l can. Having been al
ways ioyal to, the Government l. can with cheer
fulness take the oath required for all emDers ,n
under the act Of Congress approved July h oZ
Article 1st 5th Section Of the CONSTITUTION
provides that each House shall be the Judge OF
the election returns and qualifications OF It's
own members, It will thus be seen that Con
gress has the power under the Constitution to
prescribe an oath, 1t is not at all probable that
they will repeal it to oblige any member from
Virginia.
Fellow Citizens, the short time that now clap
ses before the day Of election will not permit me
to canvass the District to any great extent If at
all, nor is it perhaps needful that should DO
so. Peace has now come and 1t ought to be
the object of all good citizens to cultivate KIND
feelings towards each other. Should 1t be your
pleasure to cast your sutfrages for me L pledge
myself to endeavor to be a faithful representa-
tive, and to do all that lays in my power to
Or olnote the best interest Of the old Common
wealth, and to pour oil on the troubled waters.
Your obedent servant.
sep 13-td LEWIS MCkb~TLlE.
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HO " Y y N0~07~j
Furniture Coverings, DamaslIs, Reps, Bro
catills, Silk Goods and Hair CLOTHS also as2len-
did assortment of Piano and Table Covers.
Linen and Gotten Chintzss for Furniture
Slips.
The largest and best assortment in the city Of
Tambor Muslin and NottiD CHAM Lace Cur
tains.
Curtains, Draperies, Widow Shades and
Venetian BLINDS made in tbe latest style and
best manner by superior Workmcn
Store Shades all sizes and colors, made and
lettered at short notice.
Orders from abroad solicited, and Will receive
prompt and especial attention.
Our facilities for furnishing steamboats,, pack
cts, &c, are unsurpa ssed
SEP 8-3n WALTER CROOK. LE., Importer,
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rHvHE subscriber will open his SCHOOL for
floor of the Lyceum building, on Monday, the
18th ofSeptember AS heretofore the number
of pupils will be limited that they may be un-
der his own personal instruction. Terms of
tuition per scholastic quarter, as follows For
Orthrography, Reading Writing, Arithmetic
and Geography So; English Grammar, History
and Comp ,sition $40; Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences Sl2. H. F. HENRY.
N B-Any person having business with the
advertiser may see him at the Lyceum building
between the hours Of 8 and Il m and and 5
D. m. aug 30-lm
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49, PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOW DEN, Sc.

- rs FFICE-No. 104, King street, over
French'se Book Store.
= rs Advertisements and Subscriptions re.
.ceived at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow .
,iden's Office, corner Of King and Royal streets,
over j. Owings Dry Goods store. a
MrTERMs OF SUBcRIPrIoN-Sixty cents
per month; or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance.
ADvERTIs EMENTs inserted at the usual rates.
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Gg~C. w. c.. DUSNINGToS is candidate
for the House Of Delegates, from Prince Will
liam county, Va sep 23-te
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WENTWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
w Prince street, opposite the Post Office;
The duties of this insti sution will be resumed
on the llth of September. Circulars may be
obtained from the principal -
jy 3l-tf ALBEKI Il. BAoofOhD.
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LEXANDRIA SCHOOL-The School for
IN boys formerly conducted by the. Messrs;
Kemper will be reopened by the undersigned
on the 18th September, in the large and COM
Portable room. on the s. E. corner Prince and
Fairfax streets.
Terms per quarter of the scholastic year
Payable IN Advance
Elementary class, $1,000
Junior 1880
Senior 1900
DEL. KEMPER,
aup12-tf w D. STUART Nd. A.
Evening star., 1865-11-06
DIED.,


BLOUNT. On Sunday morning, Nov 8, 1855,
THOMAS MUTTER BLOUNT, aged 63 years for
merly OF Edenton, N. c., but resident of this city
for many years.
The Judges and the Bar, also his friends and the
friends of bis family, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on Tuesday morning at 10 80.
from his late residence, $40 9th street, without
further notice.
MILLER. On Sunday evening, at O'Clock, af-
ter short painful illness, A; p. MILLER, beloved
wife OF VIM. Miller, daughter of ii. Taylor, for
merly OF st Marys county, Md, aged % years,
month and days.
Her funeral will take place to morrow Tuesday,
at O'Clock. to which the relatives and friends of
the family are invited to attend No. 40 Bridge
Georgetown. It,
TOWNLEY. On Sunday morning 9Th Noyem-
ber, after short illnets, JAMES TOWNLEY, in
the 92d year of his age.
Bis funeral will take place on Tuesday. at 21l
O'Clock p. m, from the residence of his Slaughter,
No. 494 l4th street.
ATCHIsON. On Monday, November 6, Of dip
iberia, MARY REBECCA, only daughter Of Harris
l.. and Eliza A. Atchisen, aged 2 years and s
months.
Dear Mary Rebecca, God has called thee,
To His heavenly home on high,
Where angel band is waiting,
To bear thee far beyond the sky.
The relatives and acqusintances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her
parents residence, corner of Sd and streets Cap
itol Hill on to morrow, Tuesday 7th inst, at "a
O'Clock n
Evening star., 1865-11-06
os HhNH N BnhhUN nN Trust
RYJ.O C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
I4TH STREET AND BOUNDARY AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of November inst
at clock p m, We shall SELL at Public Auction
Square No 234, which has been sub divided into CO
Building Lots of a convenient size each enc On
which runs back TO q public alley.
These lots front en- 18th, l4th, W and
Boundary streets, and being in part Of the citT
which is rapidly being improved and where prop
erty Is enhancing in value, offers an opportunity
seldom 10 be met with, 70 those desiring 70 invest
in real estate in this city.
Terms One third cash; and the balance in tive
equal payments az and II months, with interest,
Convey ancing and stamps at purchaser's 5 cost
JAS. q. MCGUIRE A CO.,
mol Intel Auctioneers,
Evening star., 1865-11-06

DEPARTMENT METRoPoLITAN POLICE, Sec
o'd Precinct, Washington, Nov. 5th, 1S65.-This
is 10 certify that Jas. w. McGlue was not pres
sent when the assault was made upon me on
Saturday night by several persons, and that so
far as my knowledge extends he had nothing
whatever TO do with the assault.
JOHN +. PARKER, Met. Police officer.
Evening star., 1865-11-06

RY o. W. BOTELER, JR., AuctiOneer.
SALE x OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, GILT
INGS, SUITS OF WINDOW CURTAINS,
EEfHHSEE"ooD EfHE PlANo FORTE, &C., AT AUC-
On MONDAY, November Is, commencing at 10
FAINT, Esq, No. 42s Louisiana avenue, between
5th and 9th streets large collection OF ysry sune
fo n1E Household Furniture, consisting ia part as
One Rosewood case Piano, seven octave, scroll
legs, made 10 order by Geo. L. Guild Co :,
Gilt frame Oval Mantel Mirrors
euits on fsIIor. Library, Dining room, and Cham
A large collection Of valuable Oil Paintings and
En&raylngs subjects enumer ated in catalogue
Rosewood Parlor Suit, upholstered Ia silk brocstel
Alabaster Vases, Bronze Groupse ststuept... and
Medallions "@N
Parian Marble Busts, Equestrian Statue of Jack.
Large Pier Mirror. with Gilt Table
Gas Gb,nseI;e SelIye. and Ispestry Brussels CARPETS
Solid Oak Extension Dining Table
OAK sideboards, with marble tops
Oak Arm Chairs, upholstered in rep aud green
Hall Oil Cloth. Oak Hall Set
One superior Billiard Table, with Phslans combi
Solid Rosewood Bedstead
Dressing Bureau, with marble top, and Wardrobe
Mahogany Ar and ' walnut Dressing Cabinets, Ward.
robes, and Bedsteass
sssSs hoU% Ghap sn"s
superior Curlsd Hair and other Mattresses
.na cass sss. Chair,
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Requisites, Ac
usrize, altogether forming s1 large soIs 20 n.rae,
very superior Household Furniture, WORTH the %
attention of housskeepers and thoss about fur u1e
Terms of sale. cash on delivery.
the orBins s & can be had at the house
nos dads CIV. BOrRLRR, JR., Auct
Evening star., 1865-11-06

YOUR FEET.-Dr. White, Chiropodst, con-
tnues the successful treatment of Corns, Bun
ions, Club and Inverted Nails, &C., at No. 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
half and Sixth streets. Office hours from a.
m. TO y. m. Closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1865-11-06
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL POST EFICE. GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
NOV A lAGE

NUN EMbEh z, lSOD.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for advertised letters give the date of this
list, and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and d.
rectons for post tmarking without interfering with
the writing
A request for the return Of letter to the writer
If unclaimed within thirty days less, written or
printed with the writer's name, post office, and
State across the left hand end of envelope, on the
face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate Of postage payable when the letter is de-
lYared "a the writer
Evening star., 1865-11-06

THE GAS LAMPs.-The police Of the 9TH
Ward report that none ofthe lamps on + street
south and street south were lighted last
night, and those on 9TH street were lighted at
5H O'Clock and extinguished at SK.
Evening star., 1865-11-06

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD TELE-
GRAPH-Mr. Daniel E. Stipes, who has for
some time been in charge of the telegraph Of
nee at the depot has been relieved by Mr.. J..
morrison, lately in charge of the office at
Frederick Junction. Mr.. Stipes takes charge
of the Sandy Hook office.
Evening star., 1865-11-06

GREAT BARGAINS IN Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar CIift
Store, No 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster,
tand coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings,
forks. oc 11-1m$
Evening star., 1865-11-06

HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Saturday night, Geo
johnson, a colored man, was robbed on sDnky
HILL" near 9th and l. streets, of S23, some per-
son slipping it out of his pocket
Evening star., 1865-11-06

4 IFE AND SPEECHES or ANDRHW JoTN
IL SON, President Of the United States 5y Frank
moore Life OF Michael Angelo. by Herman Grimm
von. lee Dl FkAECK TAYLOR
Evening star., 1865-11-06

SILVER PLATED WARE and Jewelry, new
and Beautiful Styles for only One Dollar at
the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. avenue,
third door from III street.
Evening star., 1865-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST and read adver-
tisement of 2S9 Pennsylvania avenue in another
column.
Evening star., 1865-11-06
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AcutiOnser..
TWOSTORY BRICK HOUsF Ann ror nv
9TH STREET. AT ATCTInN ~ w

TWO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
9TH STREET, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, 10th inst, at 4 O'Clock n m u.
shall sell In 'front.' Of the premises Lot in souars
5g: This property Is improved by a good two ssory
the adjoining IL feet Of the same lot running bs.t
"a feet Inches This property Is Handsomely situ-
street
Terms of sale; One third cash; the balance in six
ano Twelve months for notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale. A deed given and a deed Of trust
taken.
Al conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
no4 TIntI GREEN A wTIIuams 49,.
Evening star., 1865-11-06

LAYING IN PoRK.-On Saturday night, VIM.
Tyler and Mace Bell were arrested by Rounds
man Harrison for stealing a hog from John
was driven by Tyler, who admitted the deed
10 slaughter house, where it was killed
Tyler alleges that Bell was with him. but the
latter proved an abb before Justice Handy
and was dismissed. Tyler was committed TO
Jail for court
Evening star., 1865-11-06

ETrgRs AND OrHER WRITINGS orJAs
su IL FRAGOK TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1865-11-06

PAYING DEAR FOR HIsWHIsTLK-I.astni night,
man named Geo. j.. Fesser was arrested by
officer Thompson for blowing a whistle and
causing the police TO run from one place to an
other. Fesser alleged that be bought the whis-
tie, and would blow IL when he thought proper;
but Justice Waller thought different. and
Charged him ten dollars for the sport.
Evening star., 1865-11-06

t'Ok RENT-An elegant unfurnished PARLOR,
Win three front windows, at 1l2 q street, be-
Si.t and I'd with Of gas and heater. Also,
Evening star., 1865-11-06

A FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOE
-, Irr9xed city property, containing 80 acres,
orchard orchard: miles from Navy Yard bridge, in Prince
usoFRst county, Md. near Bells Meeting House,
nGJobihe the lands Of David Roliings aud Elisha
fssnmphrey For further particulars inquire at
"os ON sur ct east. or Silver Hill Post Once