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An lut,ers relating 10 the subscription Of, or
advsrtisinE In, the RHnuBLIoAs should 10 Rd-
dresSsd % the publiuher, above.
An letters or CON unlcationb intended for pub
lisAiieu, ios In any way rotating to tim editorial
n.a epntmsut Of the paper, should bo addFsssed 70
the editor, An AboSs. Ha r.# ....
iJHB HBaatns.s and other eonespOndents will greatly
obligs the Publishers and the Rditor by comply &.
Ing Sith thc above suggcstionl "a
10 coRRFsrOsDEsrs No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communication. Whatever IL
iAtended for insertion must bo authenticated by
the name and address Of tho writor--not noecssa-
IlyfOr Publioation, but as guaranty Of iIs good
taith. .fuiaNH ...T .... . |...s
We cannot undertake to rstura rejected com.
q lnnnleationa. T1''r. .... ......
NoTIoR, -Ths DdHy EGifoHai RcpuIHan ~
n8p furnfshsd by edrriers % suLscrfJers fn hfs
etty Had deor0aolen ~ nv cents i,er month.
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The Negroes In RIehmond Treated
Worse by our Authorities than
they were formerly by their Mas
tcra.
NEw YoRE, June l2.-The TrrbuBGs
Richmond correspondence details the treat @
rncnt tho negroes arc subjected tO in that
city and vicinity, showing that the poor peo-
pie are treated by our authorities fnr worse
than thoy were by tho slave-Owning and
slave-driving authoritios, both before and
after the rebellion. An appeal from the
Richmond negroes, for protection, Is also
published, closing with the declaration that
all that is ncodod to restore slavery in full
is tho auction block.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12
oR"h"sroWS, June v, 1868.


patton Proclamation Vinditatsd, Tho Emaa|
patton Proclamation Of tho President Of The
tHd states, issued January 4, lSiEh and Lett
the President of the United States 70 The ual
Convention holden at Springfield, Illinois, u
tembeT 3, lS6J In Pamphlet Fora, with Cow
NArIoNAL REPuBLIcAN Oahee. Priee--Tsn tsi
per copy ~ 0pies, tl; IS copies, ~ Asl1
free of postage, to any part Of the United s'@''
Ap2S-l
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sPECIAI NOTICES.

RS- The next Regular Monthly Nee
ing Of the beard " Trustees of the Public schoI
will he held on TUESDAY, lath last, at ! . sIa4
pm X T. MORSRLL,
jel2-A Acting secrrtafyI
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PAssPoRTs .

M6SbAYsi:l!:!!;i! ii:::::;:!!i;!:JUNE I2, 1890.
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AdESoT REMOVAL. -On aud amer hONpAI
January LIST, 1865, the MaSsaehusotts Sl
Agency will occupy Its new rooms In IN"
tiJaaI IHisiiiOsnoSr Bullding, second ho"f, y
nor Of Seventh aud u streets, Washington,
Massachusetts soldiors and citizens arc in'''
10 call.
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TuFrS,
deSl-u Lieut.. Col. and State AgeuN,
R5- Georgetown. - The Hepobifl
can bo obtained every evening n the Boz
Variety Stare Of q. CRANDELL, No. Is y, b,'il Y
street, Georgetown, j."
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A6-New York and Washington stSHH

SUR CoNrANy, foot of High street, deorEe,ovn 4
Steamer ANN kLlzA h now dlseharging
cargo. Consigneos. will please remove if'
without further notice.
Q, ?. HoUGHToN, ArCo,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-12

C,oLLEcT0R's OFFICE, CITY nal
~ wAsHISGroS, d. G. June 7, 1885. N"'''
hereby given that the eartiaeatus VI puIrIlts''
the Tax Sale Of May o are all ready for d"l,,J
aud parties Interested are hereby request
call at this once with As little delay a. possb'
jei2 WIN DIXON, Collector.
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AFTERNOON 4 SESSION.
wN. II. ROHRRR,

having been called and sworn, testified that he
was acquainted with Clement G. Clay know his
hsAd writing; Twas here shown the rarcr, aud
Identified n a. In the hand writing 0f CIayl
There bcing no other witnezscs IN nttrndRncC,
theCommiSrion adjourned until to morrow morn
ing at eleven O'Clock. Hr
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The Navy Department has received the
following information Of the capture Of the
tlcfences Of Sabine Pass, Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

HoNORs TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE
Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN-A meeting of Sena-
late Thomas Corwin, was held yesterday in the
tors and Representatives, and the friends OF the
retIring-room of the Senate chamber, for the
purpose of taking action with regard to his
death. There were a number of ladies in al
tendance, and among the distinguished gentle
men present were Secretary Seward, OhIef
Justice Chase, Postmaster General Dennison,
Senators Wade, Sherman, johnson, Davis,
Representatives Scbenck, Garfield, Hubbell,
Spalding, Buckland, Lawrence, Shellabarger,
Ashley, Hayes, Finck, Clarke, and other
Senators and Representatives, Solicitor Jor-
dan and Mayor Wallach. Chief Justice Chase
called the meeting 10 order, and made a few
remarks eulogistic of the deceased. Hon. r.. g..
Schenck. Postmaster General Dennison, Hon.
r.. p. Spalding, and Hon. r.. b. Hayes were
appointed to draft resolutions, and during
their absence Hon. Reverdy johnson, Of Mary
land, and Hon. Garret Davis, Of Kentucky, ad-
dressed the assembly.
Reso utions Of respect 70 the memory Of the
deceased were reported by the Committee, and
after remarks by Secretary Seward and Sena-
tor Sherman, were adopted.
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TELEGRAA1S, &c.

lu the Virginia Senate yesterday, Mr.. Lee
submitted a resolution committing the bill reIa-
tive TO the status Of slaves and free negroes
to the Committee on Courts of Justice, with
instructions 10 revise every law now in force
in relation to said classes, and so provide for
the fullest, most exact justice and the ample
protection of the persons and property of men
OF color in all respects. Messrs Lee and G. IL
men advocated the resolution. 1t was adopted
without opposition.
Two negro men, convicted OF larceny by
the New Hanover County Court, N G., have
been sentenced to be- sold into seryitude for a
period not exceeding Eve years. They We're
sentenced agreeably TO the laws of the State in
relation 10 freedmen, as before the war.
The Savannah Herald contains an order
1rom Colonel Bogart, putting the town of
Thomasyille under martial law. The num-
cipal government is unable TO protect the lives
and interests Of its Inhabitants, OF prevent at
tempts at assassination of unarmed United
States soldiers.
Semmes, the pirate, has been arrested in Ala
bsma, and is on his way TO Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

FURs' q s. FU r s.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
i have now on hand . complete and elegant a.
sortnent Of FURS, to which the attention Of the
public i- respectfully invited.
They have been selected BY myself and great
care taken In the manufacture to make them per
feet in every respect.
They include the most stylish and fashionable
kiHds now in vogue, ~ follows:
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
CANADIAN MINK,
ROYAL ERMINE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
spd other varieties, none of which can Be sur.
passed in excellence Of gu slity superior fnish
In addition 20 the above, . large stick Of
CARRIAGE AND BUFFALO ROBES,
CENTS FUR CAPS, COLLARS, GLOVES, &c
All Furs warranted a. epresented.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
$50 Pennsylyanis avenue,
de II tjanl Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

SENATE.-After the close of our report yes
terdny-
The Senate discussed the message of the
President on the state of the country, and after
an executive session adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE
The House considered at length the follow
Ing proposition as amendment TO the Con-
stitution:
No tax, duty, or import shall be laid; nor
shall any appropriation of money be made, Ell
ther by the United States, or any one thereof,
for the purpose Of paying, either IN whole or
in part, any debt, contract or liability whatever
incurred, made or suffered by any one or more
Of the States, or the people thereof, for the pur-
pose Of aiding a rebellion against the Constitu-
ton and laws of the United States.
The amendment was adopted-yeas, Ii9;
nays. 1l-and the House adjourned.
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NOW ON EXHIBITION
~ FOR THE LAST NIGHT
AT SEATON ALL.
MAC ESOYS PICTORIAL AND MUSICAL
EXHIBITION.
THE HIBERNICON
OR A TOUR THROUGH IRELAND

THE H1bERNlCUN
OR, TOUR THROUGH IRELAND.
Representing all the Principal Cities, Beautiful
Scenery. Natural CUriosities, Churches Castles,
RuiLs. Lakes. &c, of Ireland painted 10 90 feet
Of canvas, by the French artists Fouchere and
Schell.
The Musical Illustrations from Moore. Lever.
Nc; hy "a Miss ME OoODALL and MISS CORA
BROWN
MR. CHkS. MAC EVOY, the popular composer
and vocalist, will appear in his celebrated role OF
Barney the Guide, and sing several of the most
popular Irish Comic Songs, and introduce his cele
Erated Fantasie on Irish Airs on the VIOLIN and
dance sn original Irish Jig. -
A Descriptive Lecture by Prof. MAC EyOY
Admission 80 Cents. Children under L. %
Doors open at 7; commence at O'Clock de Is 3t =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

U. s. SUPREME COURT, Dec. I9.-wm. A.
Moore, Esq, OF Mich, and Alex. III. Adams,
Esq. of Ky, were,admitted attorney ys and cou u =
sellors of this court ...-.-..F. Il n
No. az. Magin Puig ct al, appellants, VS..
The Ship James Guthrie. &c. Tue argument
of this cause was continued by Mr.. Tracy for
the appellants, by Mr.. Choate for the appel
lees, and concluded by Mr.. Tracy for the ap-
pellants. ....r .a...., RI. - .rr....
Nos The United States, appeliants,A VS..
The Steamboat Mohawk, &c. The argument OF
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Ashton, As
sistant Attorney General, for the appellants.
Adjourned. -
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HAn action has been brought in one Of the
New York courts by person claiming that he
has been injured to the extent of e50oo by being
described as q colored person In one of the city
dIrectorles. The error happened in this wise.
The person who gathered the names for the
directory, set down .scoll." meaning collector
OF bills, after the mans name. The COMPOSE
print, +' -,.'-
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u. s. CouRr OF CLAIMS, Dec. .1e.-Theophilus 8
E. Sicsels va The United States. The argu-
ment of this canse was continued and con-
cluded by MrI Carlisle for the claimant, and
the case submitted. -F.rr
j. III. Clark ct al. VS.. The United States.
This cause was argued by MrIJofiiffe for the
lictor, for the United States, and the case sub
mitted. Ad lourned. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA
RELIEVED Secretary Seward, in a despatch
to Provisional Governor johnson, of Georgia,
says that in the judgment of the President of
the United States, the conduct of the affairs of
the State OF Georgia may be committed 10 the
authorities chosen by the people of that State
At the recent election. He is relieved from his
kins, shall have qualified and accepted his Of
nee. In a letter TO Mr.. jenkins, Secretary
Seward tenders him the cooperation of the
Government of the United States in effecting
the early restoration and permanent welfare
Off.pOrgia.
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ofthe new law firm of Black Lamon, Il Co. The
senior of this firm will be recognized as 70 mer
Chief Justice Of Pennsylvania, and afterwards
Attorney General and Secretary ofState of
the United States, who, since retiring from
public life, has been engaged in a large and
successful practice in the Supreme Court Mr.
Lamon, the late popular Marshal Of this Dis
rict, was for a long time law partner of the
mate personal and confidential friendship up
TO the time of his death. The junior member of
the firm is the eldest son OF Judge Black, and
gentleman Of recognized ability. These gen
tlemen will devote themselves 10 causes in the
the United States Supreme Court, District
supreme Court and before Committees of
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

FAt the Third Ward polls, yesterday after-
noen, a couple of fellows got to quarrelRg,
which eliminated in their stripping of their
coats for fight, when one Of them deliberately
took a full set of false teeth out of his mouth
and put them in his pocket The other looked
at him a moment with an oddhxpression on his
countenance, and then took his coat and
walked of, remarking, with growl, odd if
I'll fight with feller who can't do nothin'
but gum it.o-Nerddd Pdpkr.
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6-A bank director in Philadelphia lately
put in the stove in the bank a package of cam
celled bills representing a sum of four hum
dred thousand dollars. Presently an explo-
sion occurred; the top of the stove was blown
of, and the pieces seated in all directions; and
the whole Deighborhood was alarmed. Some
theorists maintain that the accident was caused
by the imitation Of the currency, others, Of a
more practical turn Of mind, say that the stove
blew up because IL was too tightly closed.
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

RI o D A Y G IL t 8.
Foreign and Domestic
FANCY GOODS.
PAPIER MACHIE,
WRITING DESKS,
WORK BOXES and
DRESSING GASES,
CARD CASES
" eABHs'' q &c, &c.
OPERA GLASSES,
,,pp, PesTi and Leather Mounted.
JEWEL SEdR cASEs as. St St every description.
GLOVE BOXES, &c. &c.,
FANCY CHESS and
BACkGAM0N BOARDS.
FRENCH. ENGLISH, and
ANkRICAE STATIONERY.
VISITING and EDDING CARDS,
the New style.
ROUGH CARD.
Elegantly printed at
DEMPSEY & OToOLE's.
Engrayers and Fancy s ationers,
326 Penn. ave,
de 1e-t between 9th and 10th sire. Is.
CHRISTMkS IREES, BEAUTIFUL HANG
~ ING RUSTIC BASKETS, &c. can be supplied
by the undersigned. JOHN SAUL
de l9 ~ 392 7th street near IL
DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
SOLD AT COST BY
FRANKLIN & CO.,
244 Pennsylvania avenue,
de 10 st between 18th aud 18th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

LUCKY HITH
The entire stock Of q New York Fur Establish
ment for sale at our stores, at prices much less
than msnufacturers cost.
They iuci1de-
I15 sets of CANADIAN MINK
geo SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
500 CONEYS and MCsKRAT.
A veil ss all other
FASHIONABLE FURS.
AIso, 200 sets CHILDRES's ECRs, at half
price.
Having bought these Goods at much less than
thsir present value, We shall sell them at . very
small advance, as they must be sold before the
holidays.
Call at once, ard secure bargain, at
LAEsBURGH n BRO s,
ais SEVENTH STREET.
Third door sbeve d,
as SEVENTH STREET,
de 1s-tanl Third door above I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

~The mercury in the Chicago thermome-
ters went down to six degreesSbelo zero on
Wednesday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

ITO IDAY Pr ENTs,
b. X. STISEMETZ,
HA 7 TER AND RRIER.
234 Penns. ave, third door from 18th street
Has opened full supply OF
LADIES' AND MISSES FURS.
Particular attention given 10 those moet suitable
for presents.
Also, Ladies' and Misses DERBY HATS,
Fu- trimmed HOODS, SC, &c
FOR GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS
The Holiday Silk and Cashmere Hats, ChiIdren.,
Cape, lnp1Ited Scotch Cas- Gold, Silver and Ivory
Head Walking Canes, Beaver and Otter Muf1ars
ant Gsuptlets. Wolf and Fox Carriage Robes
SAll goods sold st fair prices, and guaranteed
TspTsss nted.
FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED
el5lv IIntelligencsFl
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SEATON HALL.
SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER
NEwCOMB & AgLINGTON's MINsTRELs,
Headed by the twsgrrstest Ethiopian Comedians
of a century. The Company comprises twenty two
first class Artists, introducing an entire new reper-
toire Of miDstrelsy, not yet 'pirated" " by the mi
grating mushreo of the profession
Doors open quarter to seven; commence quarter
to eight.
Admission, SO cents; reserved seats, rs cents.
CHAs. 8. WOOD,
de 20 btr Agent
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EoR THE HOLIDAYS,

Fine Lsees and Fancy Goods for Christmas Pres
eHts, embracing fine Point and Point Appliqus
setts, Collars Barbs, and ndkerchiefs, togst
With an assertment Of noe Fancy Goods, Papisr
HdeiS, Writing Desks and Workboxes, Satchels
Cskes. Ladies and Gents Com panions, POrtmOnies
Hair ketts- Combs, beltz, and Buckles.
Also, q lot OF sne French Toys, Toilet Articles
and other Fancy GoOds too numerous TO msutiOn
With full line Of DTess and Cloak Trimming
Buttons, &c, At "
BOsWELLS Fancy Store,
de Is rs 302 street. near 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20
TICKETS, FIFTY CEl

TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS
To be procured from the teachers of the Public
Schoois and 1T the Bookstores of Mr. Ballanfyn ne,
eth street, and Philip Solomons, Pennsylvania
avenue
Proceeds for the benefit of the Public Schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

RUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT PHILIP 4 soLOMoNs'
Metropolitan Bookstore,
Where will be found the largest stock Of
ELEGANT AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Adapted for presentation, including a sbOice se
lection of
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND MAGNIFICENT
LY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
ELEGANT BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
In o. nsmenial Bindings.
WRITING DESKS
In Papier Mache, Rose woea, Ebeny, dc.
PoRTEHONEAIE5
OF every description.
Dressing Cases. Stationery,
Cabinets, Cigar Stands, satchels,
Tourists Cases, IHkstands,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases,
Work Boxes,
The Games Of CroQuet, Bezique, Chess,
Back CANNON and Dominoes,
Card CsseE. Scissors ia Cases,
Color Boxes, &c.
hundred varieties OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
JUVENILE BOOKS for all ages
PHILP SOLOMONS,
332 Pennsylvania avenue, bstwean
dels-dt27 9th and 10th streets.
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SHAKESPEkIAN READINGS.

SHAKESPEkIAN READINGS
PROFESSOR MARK BAILEY,
(Elocutionist in Yale CollegeJ
WILL GIVE
II A X Z P e IAN EADIN
EMBRACING ALSO
SELECTIONS FROM SHERIDAN, HOOD, HOP
PIN, AND SCOTT,
IN WESLEY CHAPEL,
Corner 5th and + streets,)
ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22D,
ats O'Clock.
PART /.
l. LocninVsI w aitSr scott
3. Hamlet-Act Scene Shakes pea
e.. Much Ado About Nothing
- Act III Scene III axes pea re
5. Much Ado About Nothing
Act III, Seems Shak es peare
8. Much Ado About Nothing
ACT Nv, Scene shakes pesre
PART H.
T. ne raven ... Poe
8. The School for Scandal
Act u. Scene Sheridan
g. The School fer Scandal
- Act Ill Scene he Fidan
~ zoe TO my infant Son. ood
II. King Jonn-Act III, Scene ILL.,. Shakes peare
L. hlng John-ActN ', Scene I.......... Shakespeare
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
Corner lIth and Penn. avenue.
For FIVE nights only, commencing
MONDAY, December 18th.
The Original and only
Wv RAYNOR,S
MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND,
Late Christy'sD .A
J. W. RAYN0R, Sole Proprietor.
90 OLD TABLISBED ARTISTS.
THE ELITE AND CHOICE OF THE PROBES
.sr.- a SION. E#. ..-
This popular Troupe 10 of ---.. .. ....
- 30 YEARS STANDING,
appearing In New York fer upwards OF years, at
Mechanics Hall, since which time they have ap-
peared with gushed success in all the princi-
pal cities of the world.
Large and appreciative audiences nightly greets
this great Troupe throughout the country.
They will appear In Washington for positively
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, previous to opening their
New Opera House. PhilsdelPhia, December I'D.
Orchestra aud Balcony Chsirs.----.15 CENTS.
III. A. HANKER,
de 1857 Business Agent.
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de ls-dt27
ATTENTION I
TTENTION. ATTENTION.
FOR CHRISTH4S AND NEW YEARS HOL
IDAYS.

A TTENTIoN ATTENTION
FOR CHRISTHAS AND NEW YEARS HOL-
IDAYS.
The attention Of the citizens and the public gen
orally is called to my immense and fresh assortment
Of fns FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON BONs,
PRESERVED FRUITS, JELLIEs, CORDIALs.
AsS0kTED CANDY of ali kinds and fsvors;
FRUIT, POUND ard ASSORTED CAKES, PIES,
and other Pastry; ICE CREAM and WATER ICES
Of sI fsvers, either plain or in fancy molds; CAKE
and FRUIT PYRAMIDS, Of sn sines and desorip-
tiOns; and in fact everything 10 be had In first
class Confectionery Store. Having purchased OF
the former Proprietor (Mr. THOMAS PorEsrISu
his Stock. 60. and also receiving from him during
his stay in Europe q fine assortment Of Foreign
Goods, Of his ewn selection, can offer great in
ducements 10 those who will favor with a call,
and will sell at reasonable prices which viii suit
all.
Orders for Wedding and Private Parties received
at all times and executed with neatness and dis
patch.
All Goods delivered free OF charge.
AT. POTENTINI. Confectioner.
o7e Penn. avenue, between 9th and leth SITS,
de Is-:w1 Formerly Tuoxas PoTxsTIsIs.
DOMESTIC MINcE MEhT h,yo,cr or,,,-v
just made Of the finest articles, equal to any We
Customers will please send early, as the quantity
deIs6t KING & BURoHELLy
FIREWORKS, FIhEwoRKs AND FLAGS
L FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FIREwoRKs. ToRPEpoEs, sERPESTs,
KoMAN CANDLES; PIN WHEELS, &C.. &C.,
"AO'''~'' @''~ SWEI,Ls Fancy Store.
de 1877 500 street, near 18th.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
FINE FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the Holidays,
Just opened at
ETeHIsoE's FANCY STORE,
de 5-st' 12 Market { pace, bet. sth and 9th SITS.
L In A CLARIFIED CIpERn
Nts ao snndRsd barrel" GL2RfFfRD 6f
DER, which offer for sale In quantities to salt
purchaser at New York RILEY H5iisif A. sHrNN,
Union Bottling Depot 81 Green h st.; r
DR Ess HATS.
cIsshsssk fshsPisIs Th T,nssT syl.. e SILK ASpV
Bsxsst shapes and best ausiities' .t oi 'he
Fashionable na, and Cap Store, ~ p ave-. ''
| dcPee5w Near AZ street.
w WHEELBARROwS, p
w CANAL RARR0Wa. -. '.
STORE TRICKS,
| COUNTER BRUsHEs,
| COUNTER AND PLATFORM SCALES,
| BUCKETS.
BASKETS,
| BRUOMS.
| MEASURES. &c, &C.
p. HARrHoLOW.
Hard ware and A gFi,ultaral imp. Warehouse,
SOS 7ih street, C.lOw Penn. avenue,
- II eolv Washington.
CT. TIaUTHYS nALL.-The duties OF this In
- stitntion will Be resumed Sept. Is, 1865 For
terms, Ae., catalogue and circular at the prin-
cipa bOokstorcs Of this city, or sd dress the prn-
cipal. e. PARSONS.
an3 CstonSyille Nd.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Pennsylvania avenue. near willard Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER b CO...,..D directors
LEONARD GR0YER-.-...O. ID. HESS
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE,
most positively, Of the gifted and popular actress
MRS. d. P. BOWERS,
Who will appear for this
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. 20, 1858,
for the last time, In her great character of
THE JEWISH MAIDEN,
in the thrilling drama of
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN
with an extraordinary CAST.
Concluding with entirely new and elegant
Dance by
AUGUSTA.
To morrow night.
EXPIATION;
OR, A wIFES REMORSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20

MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT
Nl hETZEkUTTS MUSIC STORE.
A lars lot Of hUe Music Boxes. Flutes-
and NiOlins, msgDihcentiy bound Music fST7
Books. Frensh, Italian aud German; aisofft NJ
Musical Toys. have Just beer received at
hETZEROTT'S Music Store,
No. 3ls Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10Th streets.
Sole agency of strinWsy's Pianos and Mason &
HAmlin's Cabinet Organs. de I5-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-20
HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.
I COX OUT IOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CHR. RUPERT,
Temple of Fancy Goods,
Ne. s22 9TH STREET, BETWEEN D AND e.
Importer Of all kinds of
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure 70 inform
bis numerous customers and the public generally
that he has Just returned from Europe, where he
has been Tor fozr months in selecting a large and
choice assortment Of FANCY GOODS, among
which enumerAte in part:
DOLLS Of every description.
great variety Of
PORTNOKAIES,
WORK STANDS,
BASKETS.
WRITfNG Wfi Disks,
DRESSING CASES.
CHESS AND
BACKGAhON BOARDS,
CHINA VASES,
ORNAMENTS,
ROCK AND HOBBY HORSES.
md also state that in order to give his customers
Increased advantages and facility ia the examina-
tOR of my Stock of Goods have fitted. at much
trOUkls, aTg apartment in the 2l stsry. directly
store " here i'll at all times take great
pleasure IN waiting upon them Tko may favor me
with call
Ladies who wish 10 avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited 10 make their selection early
&c convenient. de @ I3t