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RY THos. DewLIEG, Auet.; Georgetown.
TRUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE ZEAL rs.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made By James Rho
der and wife % the subscriber the sch day Of Oc
tober 1865, and recorded among the land records OF
the District OF Columbia, IN Liber 3. n. H, No.
d the premises, IA GRsDAT de Hts December.
lses, at ! O'Clock ,. n, the fohs.ins described
ter Bestty, rhrelkeld and Deskins addition to
named In former deeds as lots No 50 and CO. Be-
ginning for the same 81 the end OF 81 feet inches
measured on line drawn east from the intersec-
ZION Of the east line Of Lingan with the north hns
Of Prospect street and running thence east with
she north line Of Prospect street 20 feet; thence
north and parallel with Linsa street ss feet more
or less; thence west and parallel With Prospect
street 20 feet thence south and parallel with Lin
gan street % feet more or less te the beginning.
Terms Of sale One third cash; and the residue
day Of sale. the title being retained until full pay
ment of the purchase money.
IL the terms Of sale not complied with within
three days sfter the day OF eale the trustee re-
the right TO resell, upon three day notice,
Of the risk and cost OF the defaulting pure hsssr
Oonveyaneins and stan r ss en.ch sserS cost.
delS- eo&ds THOe. BOWLING. Auct.
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FoREFATHERs' DAY.-On Saturday night,
we believe for the first time, the anniversary
of the Landing OF the Pilgrims was publicly
celebrated in this city. The celebration was
under the auspices Of the ladies' Aid Society
OF the Congregational Church, and was held
in the nall OF the Columbia College Law Build
ing. 18th street) The room was handsomely
decorated with eyergreens, the national c0lors
and appropriate notices On several tables
were displayed baked beans, brown breaG,
pumpkin pies, parched corn, and other New
England hxins, with turkeys, chickens, oys-
tiers, &c. About O'Clock the'company, n um-
bering about $50, were seated. Among those
present were Chief Justice Chase, Col. Far
quhar. OF Ind; Hon. Mr.. Baker, of Ill, and
Hon. A. c. Fessenden, Of Conn. The chair
was taken by Mr.. W. F. Boscom, formerly Of
the Sanitary Commission. After full justice
had been done to the substantals, q number of
toasts were given and responses made by Rev.
Dr. Boynton, Hon. A. e.. Feesenden, Revs. b.
+. Norris, DIR. Sunderland, Major Ketch UNI.
and others, and the company dispersed about
midnight The choir OF the church was pres
ent in full force under the lead OF Mr. MouI-
Iop, and sang q number OF appropriate pieces
OF music, including the old piece, Pilgrim
Fathers"
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PtrceH.-Saturday
morning The will OF the late Joseph Foliansbee,
bequeatning the greatest portion OF his estate
TO his widow and youngest son, was filed for
probate. The other heirs at-law filed caveat
10 the will, alleging that the paper filed is net
the last williof the deceased.
The will of the late Jacob Snyder was fully
proved and letters testamentary were issued TO
Frederick Walk, the executor named (bond,
S4,OGO.)
Elizabeth Blumer was appointed guardian
TO the orphan OF F. Blumer, (bond $500 y Mar
Raret Webster TO the orphans Of John ID.
Schrin.
The first and final account Of the admins
traitor OF Thomas p. Wilson. and the fourth and
final account OF the executor of LILA Henninx,
deceased, were approved and passed.
Letters Of administration were issued TO job
w. Angus on the estate Of Henry r. Baker.
bond S10,000) to u. +. Borland on the estate
OF John LANCE, (oond %, 0OO.)
Henry whitehall. the executor of the will of
the late Martha r. woolIey, the probate 10
which, 10 will be remembered, was set aside on
the last court day, hled an AFFIDAVIT fer a re-
opening OF the case, alleging that he has now
evidence to the effect tha, DR. Woolley and the
deceased frequently said that they were not
husband and wife, but were living as such TO
avoid public scandal; that at the time they
were living together he had a wife living in
California, from whom he had not been di-
yorced. The question as TO whether the case
shall be reopeued or not was argued by Mr.
Thompson for Mr.. Altman, and Mr.. Schmidt
for DIR. Woolley.
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USEFUL CHRISTIANS AND NEW YEAR PRES.
ENTs are TO be found in great variety at the
stores Of Mr. j. X. Foley, 3l6 + street and 275
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th
streets, together with q new stock OF China,
Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery and Plated
Ware, Coal Oh, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods, DC also, q large assortment OF Skates
and Fancy Ornaments which he is Offering at
faction TO all who may favor him with a call
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WRITRHURsT GALE

WRITRHURsT GALLERY, 424 Pennsylvania
ayenue.-Prices reduced so per eent-Vignetts
formerly sold at s6 per dozen reduced to 80;
for four full length, Including frame, only 81.
See his Christmas presents, At low prices.
2 s. c. MILLS, PnotoRrapher.
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You KNOW NOT WHAT is cheap until you go
TO Francs Gents Furnishing House, No. 494
Seventh street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
Headquarters for Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, and
Handkerchiefs, for Holiday presents.
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SK-sTITCHED Doors made to order, and a
good Mt warranted for $40; pegged boots, S.;
custom made store boots, 90. so; kip boots, for
S3.50 TO IS; ~ Heilbrun & Brothers., 5O6
Seventh street, one door south of Odd Fell
lows Hall. 20
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TEE MOST ATTRACTIVE and most desirable
article In the market this season. Is the SIS
Drab Overcoaf which Henning, on the corner
of7th street and Maryland avenue has just re-
cefved. He has but one price and that Is the
lowest.
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CITY ITEMS,

EVERYTHING wherewith to keep comfortable
and warm This cold weather at Henning's One
Price Clothing Store on the corner OF 7th
street and Maryland avenue, south of the ca
nal
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SURE PILE CURR--Dr. GiIbert's Pile In.
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. b. Romano. Mama
ger, No. SIS Broadway New York. g.
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CoREs, Bunions, Had Nails, Enlarged Joints,
Warts, Molee, Vascular Excresences, &c,
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, 90 Penn. av., between " and 9Th
streets. ONCE hours from 8 q m. to p. m,
and 6 to d. m.
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SELLING LIQUoR WITHOUT LICYNsH-Mary
Sullivan was arrested by officer Bluet, of the
Eighth Precinct, Saturday, for selling liquor
without license. Justice Handy fined her
S2O.9O, and she appealed TO CONT.
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PERSONAL.
V40 Il 3 W A B d

$50 3" A B D.
RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, q. 9. ARMY, 4
461 er., WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. "a, 1855
Thirty Dollars reward will be paid fog the appre-
hsnsien and delivery to me, ct this Rendezvous,
OF the following named man, deserter frem the
United states Army Recruit WILLIAM II
CORBY, General Cavalfy Mounted Service: are
q years; height feet So inehss; complexion dark
eyes hazel; hair dark.
Said deserter supposed TO be in this city or in
CABLE A. WOODRUFF,
First Lieut.. ID ARTILLERY,
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, q. Q. Army,
II Recruftipp OYicer
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FoR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, White e
Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ an d 9th streets.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
Il pay no debts contracted by any other person in
ny name, except those contracted 81 me person
do FIST. No. All 9th It,, between D and 4.
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POLICE REPORTS FOR SATURDAY-Yester-
day morning, the lieutenants of police re-
ported so arrests made Saturday. The fines
under the Corporation laws amounted to
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct. ;9soressown.
SALE OF IMPROVED ZEAL ESTATE In

BY virtue OF e deed Of trust, duly recorded {.
Libsr A. No. lgs, felios tSS, &C., o. the land
the 18th day Of January, 1856 q O'Clock D m,
expose LOT sale, 81 public auction, on the premi :
see, certain real estate in Georgetown situated, ,
being part Of Lot numbered one hundred and fou !,
Cl04, In Bsalls addition TO said town, beginning
erst corner OF Green A. Beall streets. running
east by and With the line Of Bsa street q feet and
and parallel with Beall street So and AZ feet,
thence north 20 feet, thence west feet, thence
ines, improvements and spDurtsnsnoes to the same
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, n and Is
montl o, 70 be secured by . deed Of trust on the
premises. All onveyaneing and stamps at pur
piled with within i've days after the sale, resale
will be had 1t the cost and risk Of defauitng pur-
WALTER q. COX,
cHARLES n. MATHEWS,
Trustees Of the Third Building Assecistioa OF
Georgetown.
de 6-eo&ds THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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1UpTRI Is II, BUT IIHLIYsi

BIT HowITT BURNS.
where can get good cigarS
oh, como 20 ne, QUO Finley
Must walk or take the car
AZ ysu please. que, Finley.
no yea keep the Golden LeafS
- Indeed do i. ono FINLEY,
All things I'm ysur line. in briefS
Come and sse. QUO Finley.
Az PASS, III drop In
Do drop in, quo Finley.
Have you hpe cut wrapped In TIM
Best there IL, quo Finley.
Do your meerschaumhs color Wenr
Buy and try, QUO Finley.
Are they mere-shams, made 20 sell
Nary cell, QUO Finley.
Have you plug Of every grader
Every grade. QUO Finley:
Please the taste and suite the trader
Just the thing quo Finley.
Bowls and stems in every styieS
Every style, quo, Finley. sEa
I'll call there in little while.
$3.50 do QUO rfnl ey. mr.
pso.lm' NO. 4ss JTH frkEhT. neer ..
IN COWPLYrD SET or BnOOMD- HAH
lU BRAsS INsTRUn0Ers, tn Gosx order, fol
sale eAsss. llssN ". 0A118Ak0TxA %.
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EANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
l. For Tableaux and Private Parties
Apply to ARS. FRANK REA.
de 70 st. 447 10Th street
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CHRISTMAS SKRvIcEs.-From what we learn
Christmas will be pretty generally observes in
the churches, not only IN the Catholic, but in
nearly all the evangelical churches. In many
of the Methodist churches sunrise prayer
meetings will be held. and in the Catholic
churches services will commence very early
in the morning. AtSt Matthews church there
will be high mass at o'clock g. IN, followed
by other masses A solemn service will be
held At ~ O'Clock q. m, at which Haydn 8
grand mass No. 16 will be executed by the
choir The Rev. Father McElroy, OF George
town COLLEGE. will preach on the OCCASION.
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RY n. K. WALSH & 90, Auctioneer.
u No. 2es Penns. ave. corner 10th street
VALUABLE sANDBAsKs FOB SALE"

u M. n a AuCtOnecre
ID No. 2ss Penns. ave-. corner 10th street
VALUABLE sANDBAsKs FOB SALE"
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO CONTRACTORS
AHB BUILDERS
On MONDAY, cath instant, at 3 O'Clock, on
Smiths Farm, near 9Th street Park, We will offer
for ale, to the highest bidder, One Acre Of Sand
Terms to be made known on the premise. VIZ,
the =. ! 3, is offered fer sale ,o -.
81 The ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on
z sS Il: SIS; sni
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
TRUSTEES SALE.
seventh Day Sf nsrSh A .. iss. and duly e
land rec.rds for sshinston eoSrtg the OF Dbl.
triet Of Columbia will sell q public auction. in
day Of December, A D. 1855, at I O'clock , M m,
part Of Lot number thirty, $50, } in sIasre mum.
having front Of twenty s Zee fee, On the 81 vest cot
,Se Of kishih street east and running back with
ehs. ~ seven $50 feet and three go in
Term. y safe One One third Q, the purchase money
months, with interest, secured by deed 81 trust
S 1PGn The os Pre- deposit e be
conveyaneing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
II the terms Of sale are not complied With in Eve
days IRON day Of sale the trustee reserves ne right
20 resell the premises at the rick and cost Of the
defsultipg purchaser.
VIM. II wARD, Trustee
no6 eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~ TIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN.
iii WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant. sams hour
and place, BY order Of the Trustee.
de f42t GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ply JAS. O. MCGUIRE co., Auetioaeers.
MAGHIFIcEHr COLLECTION OF ALA
BAsTER sTATUfTTEs VASES, OARD RB-
SEIvEhs and nsay other Beautiful ornsmens
selected from the most celebrated Studios In
On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. n, comusnc-
ing at 10 O'Clock in the morning. and evening
continuing each morning and evening until all are
disposed OF, We shall sell at Auction Rooms,
the entire collection Of Alabsster s.atuettss, &c
being the importation of d. Cristofny. This col
lection prises many gems Of Art, beautiful in
design and finish Of medium size, well adapted for
the Parler er Boudoir.
de i9-d INTEL Auctione<rS.
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NOTICE. The Simpson House for sale, cor
ner of i0th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
at great bargain; with a i've years lease and
cheap rents. 8.
PENNIES can be had In any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
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CARRYIse WEAPoSs.-Benjamin Turner
ard Robert Diamond, colored, were arrested
Saturday by officers wbitemore and Owens,
of the Seventh Ward, for carrying concealed
weapons, they were fned $50 eaea oy justice
Handy.
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AUCTION SALES.

AOSA1ON OAhHAos
INV sAsr Asesss ssIss see Ses-a passI
rRIs AFTERNOON ASD rO-x0RKow.
Rr JANIS O MCGUIRE . 90. Auotioos.r,
oL9,Iss SALE OF FINE satIIIHLp PA.
lmpcr,s,ioa from the veil Known and o.lssr.
ted House Of joseph pekin : soes, shssh.ls.
Wssii on SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 OOH.
AID nBnINlhG att selt al.e nQNpAI morn
will ..ll ali Che remaining stoei Of one Piss.S
SsIe, nsHlns.
fSSs s;s and .i1 Sss.l. Br...f.., and D,...,
Card Receivers
HEAVY PLATED Dinner and T.. rers. sea s,oc.s
With an assortment OF Pocket Cutlery.
Goods on exhibition aud for privsts sale dariax
dsst 10. MCGUIRE 90, Auot..
b. ". l. w ssI-.. Z sf e.. ana a- sss
South corner Pennsylvanis avenue and sth Of.
ExIEEeIyIAsDPo POSITIVE HoLIpAYs.LK
O. Hix yos AFH oNALuABLE FURs, ROBES,
Every lot warranted perfect and true TO n..s
and 60 be sold WITHOUT reserve. AZ oar AuctIos
ING, Dec 18th aud 18Th. eommencins q, 10 Q 'clccs.
eomprisins the sIses, and most costly lot o. Furs
ever offered In Washington city by catalogue.
HUDSON BAY SHAwLs.
MINK sHAwLS.
sIRRRIAN SQUIRRELS
FRENCH FITCH,
wATER MINK, a..
m.RSf.sturod in the latest and most f..hioa.sl.
MUFTs,
COLLARETTS,
RUGKNivs,
.,.ooAPEs, &c, &C.
a full assortment Of Gents Gloves and Mu4nar.
and In carriage and sleigh Robes.
ROCKY nogETAIS BEAVER,
BLACK BEAN,
PRAIRIE WOLF,
BUFFALO,
RACCOOk,
GKEEETE, Ac.&c
ALSO.
large variety OF fine driving Gleves and Gaunt-
lets. They icing consignment from one u the
largest i'm porting and manufacturing houses 10
New York.
We invite especial attention. OF buyers 20 this
sale OF valuable Turs &c the stock 10 Of this
ufsctuIe and are true 20 the name.
SALE POSITIVE.
W l.. WALL CO.
de4H Archsnsers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I esT-A Brown DIARY BOOK, about by ~
IL inchss, marked on the outside. "Generai kuius
Ingalls,, Quartermaster u. 3. Army" A liberal
reward will be given for its delivery at s2i Penn
@S REwARD-strayed away on the sd inst,
horns: Tho above reward will be given IL retained
to ELIZABETH WHITE, No. 233 b 81 south
side Of the Capitol. de fist
I OsT-en the night Of the sd, a dark sorrel
4 MARE, about Is hands high, light name and
tall white spet In forehead ana nose. SIS reward:
WIN. 9. GRAHAM.
de A-3t' corner 2lst and street north.
NOTIOE.-On W Wednesday, the 10Th Of December,
1866, BAY MABE, about IL hands high, one
Ehite leg. came to my place on Prospect Hill
property, pap the expense, ana have his Mare
again.
Gall at 30 e street
de list. JOHN GEORGE STOCK.
T OsT Oh sTOLEN-Twe NOTES, dated August
- 3ist. 1866, drawn In favor Of B.. " BarneciO;
dollars and FIFTY cents S4s2 So; one at twelve
months, for same amount, drawn by j. w. Jos
l.. 6imms. forwarn any person from negotiating
10 Dc ~, Est s" BARSkO as6 ' PEI BIN.
STOLEN FROM THE sUBsORIBER-rwo
each dated Aug o. IS. ieTOs pss
date with Interest. The public are cautioned
's e. scs 4 insss nsis;
$50 sd OF 's the q
George Jones. near Bladensburg, dark brown
HOkeE, marked U. 9 and i. o.; medium size,
marc and tall somewhat sunburnt; has roam
nose. The above reward Will Be Is,d 4 SssSrned
oc3 Hysttsville. Prince Georges o., Nd.
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SIZZLING LIQUoR BIZ THE SMALL.-Patrick
Deeley was arrested by ofheer Yeatman, OF
the seventh Ward, for selling liquor oy the
small without license. Justice Boswell fined
him 5000. rH...
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ADJUSTMENTS,

-
WALLIS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
ss1hn Wall AL L...........,;:-.. PROPORTIONS.
MONDAY EyEEINe. December -. 1866,
NJ. L S i: s g s,::,:,, s.u.
s'''sssiss1 4 1;;s "a; SSs n
eS SasTsf IaM.A AyErs.sES99SSs,,
W" BULL IN a CHINA IN SHOP. 0'A''
MATINEE PRICES:
circle TsnS and Soor.a ossiss .s sa S i've
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
Thirteenth night Of there engagement of
NIB. JEFF1RSOH,
THIS Pee 81 Sde sss
-. cicault's drama,
RIP VAN wINKLB:
Oh. The SLEEP OF TWENTY YEABs.
Founded on Washington Irving's beautiful story,
received each evening With the utmost enthu.
the walls Of this thsater.
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON.
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE.
TWO PIECES,
shakspesres Comedy of
KATHARINE AND PETRUOIO.
And Brouehams Musical Burlesaue of
A-HON-TAs.
Prices Of Admission same as at Night, excep
Children, 80 cents.
CoNoERT AND EXHIBITION.
\ CHRISTMAS CONOERr AND EXHIBIT.
TEEN will be given by the Dur barton Street N.
z Sabbath sc.ocI, GEORGETOWN, THURSDAY.
Dec. nth. l8J6, at ~ o clock. de A3tf
METZEROTT HALL.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT, (DEOEMBER 25,J
HANDLES GRAND ORATokIO
OF THE
MISS AH
BY THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Under the direction Of
Dr.. J. P. CAULFIELD.
SOLO PARTsby Miss EwER and Mrs. BALrs,
Soprano
Mrs j. p. OAULFIELD, ContraIto
r.AkTaUR MATTHISON, Of N. T., Tenor
NIL. e. CANNON, Bssso.
TICKETS 81: for sale at the Music Stores.
Secured Seats 80 Gents extra.
The sale Of secured seats to commence at Met.
zerott's store on Friday morning next. de 81 I'd
GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE
being held a. the Mhs fss bthp
ING, corner Of Seventh OF. and Penn. avenue.
MONDAY EVENING, December % 1866,
B1hGEs6 Sts6 GEEK F RtSfSTERELs'
FULL BRASS BAND.
THE PIONEER TROUPE or AMERICA.
TITS evening has been set apart by the manage
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to the
MASONIC FkATERNITY of WARRINGTON.
The Campbells" will give bnt three Of their
cbaSte and fashionable Parlor Entertainments in
this CITY, as they are now on their annual tour
south, en- route to California This Com panv Is
composed ofthe fne~t talent, Vocal, Instr ntsl
and Comic, In the profession.
EACH A STAB WITHIN HIMSELF.
The Management take pleasure in stating that
while their entert ailments contain all OF the ee
ments Of NOVELTY ssd HbM0R, yet nothing
will be introduced on our stage calculated to Of
fend the most fastidieHs.
Second and Third Entertainments at MASONIC
HALL, corner Ninth and streets, on TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY evenings, 18th and 18th inst.
For particulars see small bills Of the day.
de20 4t
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"A. b. MAURIOH. a'-.
GREAT AND REAL AsTR0LOGER.

The sdvice Of this real Astroioser, A. B. MAU.
Bloc, 10 based wholly scientific principles, and
was never known 90 fail. The haad Of fate has
marked out the path of each individual. and tho
planets hourly pointing out the destiny of nan.
Kind. Prof. Maurice has profound knowledge of
the rules Of the science Of the stars and beat
tho world In the above science in regard to telling
all that relates 70 the happiness misery Of ones
whole life; and with several secrets that no living
mortal ever knew before. He will bring success
out Of almost any undertaking.
Call at No. 40 18th street, between and g
81. Hours from a. m till . ,. m. de II 6ts
NJ BE-. CURrIs IRvIN0, Clairroyant, and TEST
WI Medium. will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future ut her ONCE, 40, nerth
side OF Penna avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
once hours from to .. m. and 8 tosp.m.
u HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Residence and efnce, No. 4O2 9TH street.
Omce Aours:-9 TO 10 Q. mo to p. m. dels.u
AT TIE NEW CHEAP STAMPING BoOMs
ss sn Patent
Night Town Yotss, ready stamped ......s @ cts.
o"f'' BSnss q" ...so cts.
Either for braid or embroidery, our patter ms are
New 81 ~
We are able daily 60 issue new patterns a. we'll
asmske and stamp sny pattern broaght us.
4. 81 81 working Cotton '' reduced prices
John d. OLARK, ATTORNEY AND OOGN.
s FL AT Law AID NOfART PUBLIC,
YOU HAVE BEEN IMPRUDENT, but neither
Buchu nor samaritan humbnSs "iciu make
permanently. ~ ,Is de SLIM
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DB9FS. J. W. q II. p. kkEIS
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th sts. iA
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Academy 10 now open for the reception Of
Pupils. select class 10 now forming on Wed B
nesday afternoon from to o'clock, for these
who cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at J. II. Ellis and w. @. Metz croft 4
Go. . Music Stores.
The Hall can BE- rented for soirees, 40.
Days and Hours Of Tuition:
FOR Ladies, Misses and n asters, Tuesdsy and
Thu rsday afternoons, from 5 to o CLOCK
9entlemen . Glasses, Tuesday and Thu rsday eve
nfDgs, from to 10 O'Clock.
For further Information, apply during the hours
OF tuition, or add ress . note 70 the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. " 10
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NJ ARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
lY1 AOADEMY, AT a
MARIEIB ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
T., between 9th and 18th streets,
. tbs academy 10 nov open fer the recep-
ton Of pupila.
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies
urdays, from to SD. m.
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, same evenings,
b. Private instruction given to suit the con-
venienee Of the pupil. seaS
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E,OR BEHf-Ons ROOM on let door and three
II FROOM6 o. I'd aoor, over slime netzs n ct and
Fur Store, 234 Penn's avenue. Bent moder-
ate ne fetf
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BOARDING.
SEvERAL NICELY-FURHIsHED ROOMS,
y with Board, 1t No. ~, Missouri avenue, be-
tween Sd and ~ streets. dez4 St
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, In
H street, between 18th and 18th. Table bearders
accommodated. Terms reasonable. Also, Base
mont Rooms suitable for Offices, and Stable and
Carriage House in rear Of the houae for rent.
MRS. x. KEARNEY JORDAN.
References: Major General Bright, Paymaster
General; General Morris 8. Miller, o. 8. Army
kev. MT: Keeling, pastor Of Trinity Church; Rsv
Father ncNally, Of ct. Matthews Church.
de lat
SIHGLB GENTLEMEN, Oh GRNTLEMEN
- and their wives, can be accommodated with
Rooms, furnished unfurptshSd, with good
Board; gas; bath, hot and cold water. At No.
go Bridge street, 0eorg etown. no Sim
TABLE BOARD 6 Ho. asa 10Th street, . feW
month. e..,i--- Do l6-0
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The proprietor vishss TO inform families, hstel
Iroprie,ors and the pnblc generally that 10 CON.
Ice Cream at the shortest notice, and on the most
Reasonable terms. Wedding and Fancy Gskss,
Pyramids Of all kinds and sizes, Charlotte kusse,
Blanc Mango and Jellies made 20 order. Parties,
eu rpers AID other entertainments furnished ct .
low rate. - -, q Egl't 81 81 de 6-lWs