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eEORET DIsHAsEa.

bAMAn1fAN's GIFT ,tt tmOst certain, safe and
dy ever discovered Cures IN two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
10 the soldier hope, end friend to those who do
not want TO be exposed. Male packages, o.; fs-
sAMARITAN's RooT AND HERD JuIcBs-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofu1s Ulcers,
Pores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81 Is per bottle
Bold by 8. q. Fsrd. Bee advertisement. myS
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CNYEHBLHD AND DILICArI OONsrirU
Il TIOEe. Of both ssxes. use eHBLMBOLDU X.
TRACT BUCHU. N win give brisk and OnePeOtlo
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~ will be given at
1TH STREET PARK.
M0NnAH AnEIlRT e.

-. for the benefit Of
ST. D6MlN1CS NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
We intend this TO be the grand Pic Mic Of tLe
SEQ son =
There has been great timprovementsm made
IN the grounds since the new proprietor, M
Mr. AbDer, has taken charge. Ii has ali -
Tie accoinmodsfl ions BOW that is necessary maxi nc
10 the n o. place for Pic Mics
Two Bands have been engaged for the occasion
Ihere VIII be fireworks and Q grand illuminatio on
Vf .W Cnfnese Lanterns On the grounds at night
we intend TO have the very best police regula.
don on the occasion
Tickets only - cents each IVA dtd
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NEW ORLEANS, July 3).-Gen. Bard has
issued a proclamation declaring martial law
Richard Cerus, the only child of DR. Cerus
was killed accidentally. and was the only
white person killed. All the rest were negroes
AL is now q uiet and every citizen is at home.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATER

NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED
SEATS.
Seats may be secured at Grover Theater, Aup
"a. from to 4, or Tickets can be Obtained at Met.
Zerotts Mnsic store, Of the members, and al the
Gymnasium and dsor OF the Thestre jy IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

THE NEW YORK LIBEL SUIT.-On Monday
the criminal libel suit which Mr.. Alexander
L. Stewart instituted, on Saturday last against
Messrs George NJ. Matsell and William Mac
kellar, publishers OF the National Police
Gazette, was brought before Justice Dowling
atNew York. Mr.. A. t. Stewart complained
OF an article which appeared in last weeks
Gazette as grossly libeling him, and he asseve-
rated with emphasis that he never knew or
conversed with the profiigate French actress
Natalie Dumas, the female into whose tolls an
aged millionaire is alleged by the Gazette 10
have been drawn. Counsel for Messrs Matsell
and Mackellar replied that Mr.. Stewart was
not the man to whom their reporter referred
in the publication which had occasioned this
suit, and motion was therefore made that the
complaint be dismissed. Messrs. Courtland.
Palmer, and VIM. G. Lamber, were examined
10 show that TO merchants of long standing in
this city the reading of the Gazette article sug-
gested the name of MIR. Stewart Ex-Judge
Hilton said that his client had no feeling Of re-
yenge 10 crafty, and that at this stage of the
proceedings, having performed public duty
IN calling the attention Of the public authorities
TO grave offence that had been committed he
would withdraw from the case
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- Early Sunday morning gentleman in
New York residing on the corner Of Tenth ave.
nue. and Twenty street, was awakened
by the noise OF some one moving about in his
room. As soon as he became fairly awake he
was startled by discovering man standing by
his bedside with a large knife in his hand, who
ordered him TO s.keep quiet, or it would be
worse for him" At the same time the recum-
bent gentleman saw q second man busy at WORK
rapsacking his room. As soon as they had Sc
cured a valuable watch, $50 check, Gas in
greenbacks and $50 IN nickel pennies, the
thieves coolly took their leave of the astonished
proprietor. He gave the alarm, however, and
The burglars were pursued, bat succeeded in
making their escape. : :
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". :. CoTRT oF CLAIMS, Jan. 23.-The fol-
lowing icases (by leave OF the Court considered
collectively were argued by Mr.. 7. j. ID. ful-
Ter and Mr!McPhersOn for the respective claim
ants
Albert L. Mowry VS.. The United States, No.
l,s71.
Samuel J. Morgan VS.. The United States,
No. I,S12.
owen II. Geffroy We. The United States, No.
1873.
benjamin Higdon VS.. The United States, No.
lisa.
Benjamin Higdon VS.. The United States, No.
1913.
John l.. Reeside VS.. The United States, No.
1885.
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

The Savannah Herald OF The 18th and 10th
inst contains the evidence of Union soldiers in
the case of General Mercer, showing that they
were told if caught after deserving TO the Union
ranks they would be shot, and that General
Mercer knew nothing OF the trial and execu-
ton until both were over. The case was con-
cluded and submitted without argument for
the defence The courts came TO a decision
shortly after, and adjourned sins die Toe
findings have not been promulgated. The
Florida House of Representatives passed a
resolution of thanks To General Foster, sta
noned at Savannah.
The commission appointed by the Proyi-
sional Governor of North Carolina, to frame
laws Tor the government of the freedmen. has
made report 1t provides, among other
wherein their rights of property or person
shal be directly concerned, either civil or
CRIMINAL Inc report specifies some thirty
sections, dedicated TO the freedmen Besides
this, eight bills affecting both populations are
presented.
Ihe county court OF IA npson county, North
Carolina, having sentenced a negro who had
been arrested on the charge of drawing
pistol on white man, 10 be sold into seryit1de
Major Wickersham, OF the Freedmen's Rn,
reau Of that district, ordered the court ana all
the city, TO be placed under arrest until the
affair could be investigated.
Governor Fenton, of New York YESTERDAY
sent q message TO the Assembly recommending
an appropriation of S50.GJO for quarantine com
missioners at New York, to be used toward
averting the cholera.
The New Jersey State Senate Yesterday
adopted the Constitutional amendment. aboi
ishing slavery, by vote of thirteen toeight
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
ARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR TT

This secret of beautfying the skin being only
known to JUL ES JARED, he honorsbly states
that it differs from all other preparations, being
gums. which produce the most brilliant complex ON
an infant
Jared's Email de Parisn cleanses the pores
from those unsightly black worm specks and small
particles WHICH give cearseness to the complexion,
and by cleansing produces q healthful glow 1t ef-
faces, after few weeks, most happily, all scars,
freckes and Pinples, and is especially successful in
eradicating the marks left by small pex.
JaIeds" Email de P Paris" is especially indorsed
by Mile. Nestvali, Lucille Western. Mrs. D. u.
Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller, and many ladies in
private life, whose csmmendatory letters, for OBJ
yfous reasons, cannot be published
Jared g Email de Paris" can be obtained at
Fofds Depot, Penn. avenue, and Of all irst-class
Druggists, Perfumers and Coiffeurs. ia Is eo3m
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FORTRESS MONROE ON WAR FooTrSo-A
letter from Fortress Monroe, in the Raleigh
Progress, says-The Governments is doing a
big business at this place; fifty thousand DOL
lars worth OF machinery put up since wrus.
You; we do nothing but build gun-carriaxes.
The fortress is being put on strict war footins'
All the guns have been taken ont Of the water
battery, and the most approved armament put
in. nothing smaller than two hundred pound
rlfied guns now; no smooth-bored to be used
Fort Wool Is also progressing rapidly; ali the
and don't know what all won't be done be fore
the things completed.
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ALLEGED GILLIAN PRIvATEER-.She IS Seized
by Marshal KuTrGy.-The steamer Meteor, al
legnf 10 be intended for the Chilian service
against Spain, cleared from New York yester-
dsy. Her clearance was granted after full
investigation. The Spanish representative
there furnished no evidence whatever against
the vessel. She had no arms or other war
material on board, and under our revenue
laws could not be detained After the clear
ance was granted the vessel was seized The
seizure was made by Marshal Murray on
Information given by member of the Spanish
Legation at Washington. The Meteor is l. 400
tons burthen, and is said to be capable of
steamlng seventeen or eighteen miles per hour:
she Is brig rugged, lies low in the water and is
exceedingly strong. She has 200 tons of coal
and an ordinary ships stores aboard There
was no war material on board, though the
vessel Is in a proper condition to receive a full
complement. When seized, the crew were
preparing to get her into the stream, prepara-
tory 10 leaving the port. She cleared for
Panama. Application has been made to the
United States District Attorney to accept bonds
from her owners in order that she may pro-
ceed. Appraisers Will have TO he appointed
and report on her value. The United States
District Court will then decide what bonds are
to be taken, and the vessel will then be released
The Meteor was constructed from money sub-
scribed by merchants of Boston for the pur-
pose OF chasing the Alabama.
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CENTRAL GUATDHoUsE CAsEs.-R y. Mil
Ter and /. l.. Bloul. Shstructing pavement: 81
each. Theodore Tyser, do, 81. X. II. Ora
ham, do; dismissed. Kelleper and PyweIl
and John Cook, IS each. John Cook second
ofense; dismissed. Clayton Cherry, selling
liquor unlicensed; S20. w. NJ. Messener,
drunk; T.. Martin, drunk and dsorderly:
Walker Lightfeot, dsorderly; 80 each. Lewis
Jackson, oyercharging hack rates; dismissed
Thos. Murray, drunk and disorderly; military
Chas. Thornton, carrying weapons; $40. Sam1
Rodgers, dsorderly; IS. Thomas Swsggart,
suspicion OF robbery; sent TO the Superinten-
dent A. h. Dibble, suspicious; dismissed.
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Th2 MARYLAND LRGIsLArURR-In the
Senate, yesterday, favorable reports were
10 incorporate the Baltimore and PikesyiIIe
Railroad Company. A petition from Queen
Anne's county was presented for a repeal of
the registry law. Similar petitions from Har-
also petition from Baltimore county for a
law authorizing the Mayor and City Council
Of Baltimore 10 endorse the bonds of the
Gwynn's Falls railroad to the extent Of
Sl5O,0OO Among the bills reported in the
House was one TO allow the city of Baltimore
to issue additional water stock. A bill was
passed to secure the completion Of the Eastern
Shore railroad by releasing the lien Of the State
in the road in favor of the holders of the
bonds issued for the construction OF said
road to the amount of S5OO,OO0. The bill TO
allow passenger cars to run on Sundays was
rejected, and a bill passed to incorporate the
Baltimore and Savannah Steamship Company.
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U. :. SUPREME Court, Jan. 23.-Israal .
Spencer and John w. North, ESQ., of New
York, and Edward w. Belt, Esq, of Mary
land, were admitted attorneys and counseIlore
of this court
No. lU3. The City of Cincinnati, appellant.
VS.. l.. ID. Morgan et al. The argument OF this
cause was continued by Mr.. Evarts for the ap-
pellees, and concluded by Mr.. Stanbery for the
appellant.
No. 1O4. Richard =. Blackburn, plaintiff In
error, lessee of George 7. Crawford ct al The
argument Of tins cause was commenced by Mr.
AleIander for the plaintiff in error.
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TO DYE EASY

10 very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best In the world Complete in
one bottle. No wash, ne stain. no trouble. Achild
can apply 1t. Persons wishing to avoid the publci
ty of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off or make the
Hair appear dusty dead, bat imparts new life and
lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ferred. Price rs cents
Prepared by A. /. MATHEWS NY.
DEMAs BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents my l6- eoly
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CLAIM To JUDGE UNDERwooD's PROP
ERTf.-Ihe former owner and holder OF the
present residence of Judge Underwood, in
Alexandria IA, called, in company with his
wife, upon the President on Saturday, and
made a formal demand for the repossessiou ,f
his property, portion Of which is now held
by Judge Underwood and his in various
parts of the State of Virginia. He alleges thai
when the rebellion broke out he was in the
southern part of Virginia, and made every
exertion to get north to protect his property
but failed; that he can show this fact by album
dant proof; aud further, that he has ALWAYS
been a loyal citizen of the United States gov
ernment. He alleges, also, that in less than
one year from the breaking ont of the rebellion
his property was libeled, and by decree rem
dered by Judge Underwood, sitting as Judge
of the United States Court, confiscated and
sold at very low price, the Judge himself
becoming the purchaser of the homestead of
the petitioner, and the son of the Judge be-
coming the purchaser of part OF his other
property. The President Informed him that
as at present advised, he had no authority in
the premises, but suggested that the petitioner
had better lay his case before the Attorney
General for examination.-N Fork Herald.
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A sUPERIOR RENEW

We can oonscientiously recommend to those suf
ferfng from Q distressing cough. DR. STRICK.
LANDS MELLITLUO6s COUGH BALsAM
1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is witha
but the Mellif uous Cough Balsam is one of the
best preparations r and 10 all that its propri
etor claims torl We have tried it during the
cough. Itis prepared by pr. Strickland, No. I39
Syesm;SIe street CinsinRati ohio and for sale by
YATES Drug Store, and CHAS. OHRISTI-
ANTS, S11 Pa. avenue and 502 Ninth street
oc H-ly
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SECRET DIaRAsRa

eAnAnIfAss GIFT is the most certain, safe and
eneesnal alremedy-ipdeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures In two to four days and re-
cent eases In twenty four hours: Ne mineral, no
baIsan, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken. It
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to these who do
male, eS.
SAhARIrANs RooI AND pHRRBIurcrs-A positive
and permanent cure for syphiliS Scrsfula, Ulcers,
for %. Bold BY q. o. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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THE DRY GooDs MARKET-From the
special report of the New York Dry Goods
Market, published in the SUNDAY Herald we
learn that business has been very dull during
the last week, and that ne considerable sales
could be made except at concession of prices
We begin TO perceive fluctuations in prices
which indicate a decline. Early in the week
there was a prevalent disposition among
speculators and outside holders to effect sales
even at n reduction of prices. Some of the
leading jobbers were not willing 10 aid the
downward movement. Many holders who
had bought largely in the autumn, anticipating
a constant demand during the winter, were
also induced to sell to cover their credits
These influences may continue 10 increase in
force as the season advances under present
circumstances, while production is pushed as
rapidly as possible, with the prospect of ac-
cumulating the stock on the market. Mean
while quotations are mostly nominal, and trade
is limited to present wants. The abundance of
cotton coming forward, the prospect OF large
crop next season and the anticipation of con-
traction are likely to prove too much for the
Dry Goods market, and we should not be sur
prised to see strong downward movement
commenced any day.
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POLICE REPoRTs-Sec0ad PrectaeL-Jos4ph
Grinnell, larceny; dismissed.
Third PreciHct-Dennis Collins, disorderly:
S5.s4. John III. Cook. grand larceny: lail for
court. Traverse CrockeT, disordeTly: 81 50. ]
Donaldson, drunk; dismissed
Fourth Precinct.-Thomas Callahan, assauIt;
dismissed. Thos. Riley and Robert Hodge,
drunk and disorderly: IS each.
FlJh I'reoiRct.-J. Balkley, threats; bail for
peace. Elizabeth Thompson, grand larceny;
dismissed. Chas. Williams, do; Jail for court.
Jennie Mulloy, do; for hearing. Elizabeth
McEarhn and Jennie Mulloy, disorderly; 30
each. Jennie Moore and Elizabeth Smith,
fghting 80 each. Jas. Cross, suspicious char
acttr; workhouse. Chas. Benton, drunk and
disc Derby; military. G.. PetticOrd, grand lar
c'ny dismissed. Also, threats Of violence; laiI
in de- fault Of bail. Arch Williams, disorderly;
woTl:bouse.
Ttnh Preeinct.-Francis Holmes, disorder
ly: 81.
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RECONSTRUCTION IN NFATRFAx.-Gentlemen
from the interior of Fairfax county represent
sad state OF affairs existing there. The ex.
rebels who have returned home, emboldened
by the leniency shown them by the state anu
National governments, are more proscripuve
and hostile than ever before, and even oe-
termined to drive ont every one VINO sym.
pathized in any way with the government
during the progress OF the rebellion. They do
not hesitate to denounce the government for
the protection which II mas guaranteed the
fact that the government will not grant them
as emuch,-Alexdndrid Journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REhEp

DIR. J. W. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
IL now offered to the afflicted throughout the conn
try after having been proved by the test of eleven
years, in the New England States where its inertia
have become rs well known as the tree from which,
in part, Ii derives it's virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Threat, Colds, Coughs, Dptheria, Bronchitis,
Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. 1t is remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Co.'s plants. Diabetes, Difficulty
Noiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and 81 adder, Gravel, and
.. other Complaints.
Give trial If you would learn the value of COED
and tried Medicine. 1t Is pleasant safe and sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine geR-
orally.
GEO. W. SWEET, NJ D., Proprietor,
Jan 2z 3m Boston, Mass.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
STRICKLANDN PILE REMEpY

Mr.. Glass, Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes fe:
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an sggra-
waited case of Piles, and his brother discharged
rom the army as lncurable, the being quite para
lyZed with the Pies.) Both these distressing cases
were ured with one bottle of DR. STRICKLANDS
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by Dr.. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
Ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. 1t is
sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. w.
HA1RN so; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 37l Pa
avenue and 502 Ninth street. 90 16-ly
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- The Boston Commercial Bulletin faAe--
tiously remarks =" A prominent merchant IN
charges Of his plumber and gas filters in full
he shall be able promptly 70 meet his other
debts at maturity. Such instances Of fnan eial
dences Of q concentratiep Of eapitaln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

MA SHORT STORY, BUT INTERESTING
No genuine European extract for the handkerchief
could be afforded here. under the present tariff at
less than twice the price of PHAL0N'S might
BLOOMING CEREUS,"a more delicious, perma-
nent and heslthfui perfume than any Of them.
Sold everywhere. jaI-W&S
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-F TEE SWEETEST SINGER AND THE
sweet perfume of the day are Adelens Patti and
PHALON'S 8 "NIGHT-BLOOMIN6 CEREUS."
Both are American The fair singer snraptares
everybodyathe perfume is in demand everywhere.
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GRAND NDLARCENY.-Last night, Assistant Su-
perintendent Reed arrested Geo. w. Rink for
the larceny of barrel of coal Oil, the property
Of Jas. Cantwell. The oil was recovered, and
the prisoner was sent 10 Jail for court this
morning by Superintendent Richards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

STOP THAT SCRATCHING.
And use WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMEET, II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum In q hours; ALSO cures
Chillblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions Of the Skin
Bold by all Druggists. j. d. GILMAN
mar Ely $50 Pennsylvapia ayenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

UPhiladelphia has not furnished United
States senator for thirty i've, nor a governor
for ffty years. The local politics are TOO mis-
cellaneo ue.
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COLsATES HONEY SOAP

OOLUAIEo HUNE1 bUAP,
This celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such universal
demand, 10 made from the ehoicsa materials, is
pa'd and s,no!list in its nature, ragraay scented
and extremely kensfeial In its action upon the skin
For sale by ell Druggists and Fancy Goods DeaIers
r8-eoly
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MARRIAGE ANN urr.p.Cv

An Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, Just published by the Howard Association,
Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOOGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia. Pa oc 9 sm
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HAYING SOLD MY STOCK, Good. will and
Fixtures to Messrs Davis Gather, would
most respectfully return my thanks to my former
patrons and friends, and recommend my successors
as gentlemen worthy their patronage.
b. II. CUTTINGS
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CLOTHING, &c.
HOW TO BE A CONGRESSMAN.

S1%O L hINU, oC.
HOW TO BE A CONGRESSMAN.
By The BARD OF OAK HALL.
Two lawyers lived in a Western tevu,
Lawyers they were of some renovn-
TO Congress each did wish to 60,
But how to do il they did not know.
At twliting speeches one did Jump,
TO be delivered on the stump.
The other to Washington did go;
BGt why be went, no one did know.
At last the day for stumping came;
They were 70 stump in towns the SANE,
At the same tin Q, all through the State
To stump, to drink, discuss, debate.
Number ore the contest did commence;
He talked right smart, and talk ed with sense;
But his clothes so awkwardly did fit,
Some thought him clown, and some wit.
Number two began. The people, they
At all he said would veil ''Hooray ~
He was dressed so well, the effect was such.
They believed all he said and twice as much.
Number one at last gave mp in despair;
said he, "Old fel. you have got me there;
You went TO ashington this fall,
And bought that suit at Smith b Oak Hail."
SMITH BROTHERS 4 co.,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
And Dealers in
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL, AGA SEVENTH STREET.
in l6-tf
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
CHuRCH OF TEE ASCENSION.
GRAND CONCERT
SACRED MUSIC,
AID OF THE
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Will be given in the Church, on H street, between
9Th and 10th streets,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY "a,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
PROF. J. p. GAULFIELD, MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
MASTER RICHARD CoKER,
MISS JGLlANA MAY, MR.. w. h BURNETT
Mrs. BbTTS. BIB. DAWSON.
bRs. CAULFIELD, MIR. KENNEDY.
s1GNoR STRINI, MISS KAUFMAN
And many Of our leading amateurs; also, a full
Chorus.
kr. v. W. CAULFIELD will preside at the
Organ.
The programme, which will consist Of selections
from the Orator1Os OF st. Paul, Elijah, Creation
and Messiah, will be published In q few days
TICKETS, 81 zach; to be had at the music
stores OF Messrs. Ellis and Hetzerott, the book.
stores Of Hudson Taylor and Philip & Solomens
and ID semken, Jeweler, Penn. avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. NJ