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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

- A furrier, having facilities for renovat-
Ing old furs, advertised, in a perfectly gramsti.
cal manner: "Capes. yIcrorines etc made nm
for ladies out OF their OWE skins"
~ Samuel Cooper, a colored barber was
killed IN an ARRAY at a festival of a colored
methodist congregation, in Hamilton. Ohio.
last Monday evening.
~Prince Napoleon and the Duke of Rut
land have each ordered from IngersOlI the
toat-hnilder- vessel the exact courterparr of
the famous Red, White and Blue
SArrangemenrs ha We been N ase for a visit
Of RIstori TO Richmond
f. Ralph Russell, = sober, indu strious pot
teE Of EanporL Pa, laid down his life before
Ioeemcllye, wednesoa, afternoon:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
LOB THE IAsTERH SHORE.

E r. H ] f, iss;V: :;, 'i.s sspe;,.:
tSeen B.rrs and Lee .trs s Baltimore, ever
TuEsp pa T HIDN s and % sATgRgA 80
SNEHf Ikt cL fKkkKsyb6SS tSr VII kfgEs
M EfiARRf ssd fLSoY6' Sh IsaNDINss.n foHDS
Returning from 1.-THE sHORI,n she lsayss
Lloyd Landing q ,. m. Cambridge at 80 p.
M, and Easton Point st p. m !, (touchinG & the
and Fridays. - --I'37I p - -
She has hne state rooms, and ell othsr passenger
Recommendations. equal TO those OF any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se6-d-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,

e. LADY WHO HAS SUFFERED for over
raieia has been com, le'eIv cured hy one dos
- f.T,N drOps'J Of NETCALFE'S GREAT
RHEUMATIC REMEDY de 6-sogw
Dent" cry the ladies, with mock perfumes
weary Us:
Were ali cobtent with the Might Blooming
CerSus -
Manufactured only by PHALON SON, New
j OIk Sold everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
THE EVENING STAR.
Latest Paris Fashions.

Nsry tasteful vhite oodiees are now made. 70
be worn under low dresses which have no
sleeves 10 them. The material used Is either
plaiR Organdy or SWISS muslin, and hey are
n d Iop Of the bodice being ornams ntsd with n
simple ruche. The sleeves are very wide a In
J1sye, and are trimmed roan nd with aeep box-
pIsztng OF muslin. The low ooaicss worn
over these high nuslin ones are not cut higher
thsn the middle of the chest and they describe
slight curve al the top, the greatest elevation
being IN me centre They are trimmed with
braces made Of which ribbon of q contrasting
color from he dress; thus white ribbon braces
would be worn with a pale blue dress, and
PINK or bfue ribbon braces with q peari-grey
skirt- The band, which 10 much wider than
the enc sty led Empire, 10 made of similar rib
bon TO the bi aces, and the two sash ends hang
Of woollen materials are very fashionable this
winter. Cashmere and ribbed poplio, of pecu-
mar manufacture, called drdp de Venise, are the
favored fabrics. Both materials are trimmed
with narrow bands of Astraean fur, or else
with broad worsred ermp. Napoleon violet
such dresses are made mp very simply. For
example, blue drop de Teaise dress would
have a close fitting bodice, and sleeves so mar.
TO that The white cuffs must be tackled inside
them the skirt cut in vandykes, and edges
with wide worsted gimp, headed with a round
braid which forms arahesques, above every
yanoykS. The petticoat mas wide gimp in a
ttra gnt row round il, and q row of tubular
brad each side the gimp. The peplum rs lined
with silk, and orDamented To CORES pond with
the skirt. This forms altogether " ~ lady
Ike costume for The winter season, but by no
means a cheap one, for fs is the price demand
81 by the Parisisn dressmakers for what, after
al. - but simple walking dress. Thus are
prices increasing In matters of the toilet, a In
all other matfEre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
% ICHMONp, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70
n TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvHLLRRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSanday Q. M. excepted

The quickest and most DIRECT route to Richmond,
Va and the South. via the Potoma. 49,
steamers from sixth street Wharf &S
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely com pleted from Aqua Greek to Rich.
mond connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburs and Richmond and Danvilie
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmingtou,
1Hlsigh, areeusboro', salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning exceptedD at
SO .. N. and m. and arrive In Richmond It
n R0UGH TO RIOH MoND IN SEVEN ROURs.
Fifty Miles Shorter ann IN Hours Quicker taan
any other koute. ~
=, Be snrs and get Through Ttckeu via Asuia
Greek and Fredsricksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company Once, corner o. Peana. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibussss and Baggage Wagons will b in
readiness to convey passenGe ~ and baggage BE-.
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this fine pa0 By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visiting
seyeral battle fields nssr Irsderfcksburg By stop
ping ct that point. ~ =. -,
BreAkfast and sup on board Of etssners. -
GEO. AATTIN0LY, eppt., Warrington, D. o.
g. =. hAfrINGLY, Ticket Agent, Ws:hinsson.
aDtU General PASSENGER Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
Gro RET DIS ASKS.
sAmARlIAH,s GIT

$685.
The MOST C8RrAlA RRMHBf EvER USED.
eosoxsa ass. 4 e GrHEs SsssnzicTuzxs q.
Contains no Mineral. q ssl..ns 70 ns1sary.
They are entirely vsgstsels, having 70 susll nor
any unpleasant taste, and VIII not 10 any way In
''Grs sse: from icas
In twenty four hopp.m rTesa ,s oy E.dnsts
81 the poe,o md Of day:
o. 90 81 ssns
S the sens s 5, h.i f. r.. S .nr.o,,
Prce-hale packages, q. Female, %.
. sLOODi BLOODr BLOODitf
suROEULA, ULCERS: soREs, Spots,
rEf1s5 sSSHkEs D ssIss SYPHILIS a
sAxARTrAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE
lie offered the public q positive cure
sSnAaiTHNs RooT AND HERB JDi6E is
most potent. certain and e1setua remedy ever pre-,
de Ssneresi poison, so that the cure !: thorOush
9a sDs Oh not L
Sosterity that for which yoa may repent In afsss
years DO ser pEsPAIKI
Asss%sfsfs fGSa Eo s5fn2sIE p aIsB SSc,s
1's ss% :. veil the bed sn;ss. e NsIsa1,
n.E, NE eESSr And Hsb u Juots 81 m s
. S.ssfS dosn fsns q @en ssoV e.:
s,t1 AID Tor an complaints incident 70 the ssx
cent By express froe si.A per oo'as
eAMARITANS WASH
n. In osses OF used In conneottop With The
hT Full directions. Price Is cents.
~ sMrsrv ~ these remedies 10 alike srkno vI-
.SseS Nv physicisns and patients. They are used
in the q. B. Hospitals.
WHAT TIE sg FREE OEss sAH n rHs sAnAr
.Pesl nosrIIAL, TosT .nsa , sAgn ors.
Nd, Feb ~ 49, - na re Ekems rsss. Ss@ss,sa.
Sor Veneral diseases in its most customary torm;
ia .ronSrly aud, have found them respond % my
snttcipations promptly and enecsnaiiy. Knowing
ssSsdr soScy And q far - ny Ne offAsm exteDds
iFss0..s.d shsn ''aH HaEffbrD o. Bownns,
"Assasenns esreeoa. sth y. Y. Vols .
~ py q. o. YOlp, corner M sxess "a Penn,
syivSsiS ovsnas, Wsshington; HENRr COOK.
6E6HOHD 90. rhils66lDAa. 1Ss-e
00e1pL1TI mn or 11ooWD.1AWD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
AUOTON SALES.
fHIs A/TERHo0F AND TO xoRRoW.
RYJ.O q. McauIRk CO., Aocue.eer.. :

RY J. q. acGuIRk CO., Aact1eas.rs.
CHsNCIBY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
AsBI. fHG q Il Rss Eff Bs.oSsisa 10 fas
ESTATE OF rAk LATE EDWARD EVER
ny virtue Of . decree passed By the Supreme
Court Of the District of Coiambia, sitting 10
sh.neeIS. In canse numbered esl. whereii Ii 1.
Sioney Everett aid others are oomplsinants aud
Eelen Q. Everett aud others are dsfend nts. The
unoer ighed, trustee, appointed under said Decree
wiii sell AZ public auction, on THURSDAY. the
ethsay OF December, ID. 1876, ct o'clock o. m /,
on the premises. all that part of s1usrs No Ios'
contained within the following metes and bounds:
BEGINNING ~ the northwest corner sf said are,
aud running thence eastwsrdly With the iine OF
north street 50 feet IA inches; thence sonth I2s
feet ipches thence west 50 feet II Inc hes TO 18th
esld part OF SAID square computing Lots s, y and
the west halt Of Lot No 10. in subdi vision OF aid
square, recorded Ia the Surveyors Office OF the
city OF Washington.
The above properly is situated on the corner OF
proved By fret eisss three story Double House,
IL complete order and repair, and one of The most
de- irabIe residences In the city. E.t. -
he terms OF sale as presc ribed By the decree
are One third cash: and the residue in shroe
mouths for which the notes Of purchaser, be ar
1BR Interest from the esy Of sale, secured to the
satisfaction Of the trustee, will be taken, and
Ilsn Iefafued on the premises sold.
purchaser within ten days from the day o sale
the rustes reserves the right TO resell the same al
pubic anction. at the lex and cost OF the deiauit
Ing prrrhsser. upon i've dass' notice in the Ma
uOpSl lnt-lIgtncer
All convey anciEg and stamps ut the cost Of the
WILLIAM II PHILIP, Trustee
no sod }. c. Mcguire & CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

PROGRESS OF ssVOODOOIsM"-A Memphis
paper states that last week in the practice of
~ COdoOIsm, "hve negroes" IN the parb
" h'ch Father Adam is supposed TO have worn
before MS fall daS he'd across South street in to
an Zen field, yelpiDg and shouting like mad :
men, 10 the terror OF The women and the
Amusement of the men" This Eaodooism', is
a disgusting species of native African pagan
Ism with ceremonies and rites as varied and
lodihsome as those of the witches in Macbeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING Ton, June Is, 1866.


- WASHING Ton, June Is, 1866.
@s<Svsss.ssS $50 -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MoBE, And WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
arc now run Is follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
leave oaily, except Sunday. at Ton. 80, and
iI;Ie g. m. and Pas, and 50. and 90 d m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 O. m, and
FOE - Az STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLfs
JUNCTION
Leave al Obs and Z 90 .. m, and at 2.45 and Is
p. m. 4 ~
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at700 and 81 a. m, aud 30 D M No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
UN SUNDAY.
FOk BALTIMORE.
Leave atI:0 Q. m, and 2&3 and s 90 p m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave 81 $50 n m and 2&5 and s.Oupr-
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE VEST
leave daily, except Sunday, ct 7:s0 q. m. and
g. On Sunday at 500 p m only. connecting a. Relay
ntstoh Win trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
.THRoUGa ffck srs to the West can be had q,
me Washington Station Ticket Once at all hou re-
In the DAY. well as at the Office of the Bank
ers and Broken' Telegraph Line, 3as Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets
For New York, Philadelphia. and Boston see
adveTti nent of "Tbroue h Line"
W p. SMITH Master of Transportation
u u. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
&C II GEO. 8. kOONTz. Agent, wAshinr ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06

kY THOS. BOWLING, Auet.; Georg etown
SMALL BRICK HOUSE ANnLOT ING GEORGE
TOWN AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTEHSUUN, Dec 9Th at 4
o'clock in front o. the premises. will sell part
OF Lot No. "a, fronting Is feet inches on Jeifer
son ,treet, between the canal and Water street
and running back leI feet 9iuchas The inprove'
msnts cousi-t of . comfortable two story Brick
Dwelling House
Terms One half cash; balance in six months
secur ed by deed OF trust on the property.
THOMAS DOWNING.
oe3 INTEL Auctiun.er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
RYJ. &c. McGUIBH 3 CO., Auctioneers.

RYJ. G. McGUIBH CO., Auctioneers
GUARpIANS SALE OF BUILDING LOT IN
THE FIRST WARD
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON December g. at
o clock. on the premises, / shall sell, Lot & in
Samuel Davidsohs subdivision of lois, In sanare
lisa. fronting 80 feet on north X street, between
Nh sDd iIth streets west, running back 46 feet IL
in hes To . 80 foot alley.
Terms One third cash; resolve in two equal in
stain ents Ell and months, with
TO be secured on the property.
JULIA II. ADDISON,
Guardian IF Charles Morris Add 10
JAS. y. MCGUIRE co,
10 IL 5AWdde Auctioneer5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
RY GREEN 3 Y..IIAMs, AuotIoneers,

CATALOGUE SALE or PINE AssORT
hkNT Oh DurCh FLOWER ROOTS, rrs.
sistns Of double aud Jingle Hyacfnths, Mar
crises. Tulips, Jouqu'lls, Iris, Crocus early
and single Du1 Won Tholl, etc, etc., at Puzzle
Auction.
On FRIDAY the 7th Instant, at To clock m
We shaii eel. at our suctioL rooms four case, III
Ropts, all freeh and tDe.
We invite The s;teEtion of florists and Others to
the above saie.
10 I'D h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
=. LOOMS ND

III. ,,,.,,oM Lo0MH, n1a ~,-,v.,.
PLAIE TEETH, attends personally at
aus once in this city. Many persons can fyr1l1
these.
Persons calling 1T my once can be accommods-
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
Are, put 70 those who parte uisr and wish the
tuIe thai art can procure the MIN ERAL TEETH
viii be more fully warranted
Rooms in this citv-No 4 a. p.rn,a .veune be
wee U gin and 10th SITS Also, 9O1 Arch street,
Philadelphia. -.,'-.-. oc 20-ly 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-06
THR0uGH LINE BETWEEN wAs8IN9roN
PHILADELPHIA AND NE Nv YORK
& 80

r.. WASHINGTON, March q, 1895.
now run az follows viz: A"'A "ie
FOk NAV YORK, without change Of cars
son daily texcept Sunday ct $50 O.. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars a. Philsael.
Leave daily Except Sunday at n:l5 g. m and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday az so ana II rs q.
m, and $50 and $50 p m
ON SUNDAY.
N only.
daily " Wv
Through tickets to Philadelp hia. New York or
Boston, can be had At the Station Office at all hours
In the day. as we'll se at the new once q the
hankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, l-tween 6th aud eth streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washinates, Baltimore,
Anna polls, anr the West
W. SMITH. Master OF Trans portasfou.
d. COLE 0eneral Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent. Washing ton.
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HCSTISG FOR CODA Young man from
town was seen IN a village, at evening looking
about aftenuvely in the gutter. s.What are
You looking for, said the man, whose shop WAS
rtS-a-rts- ''Some pieces OF gold.'' .sOh, 1 will
ASSIST you" and out he came with q lantern
The neigh oors all came with lanterns,and were
Dusty cropping IN the gutter at this news.
After a time, during which the young msn let
them rummsge by themselves, the first spokps-
man scid. Are you sure you lost IN. gold
pleces bsreF" 81 saIu nothing about losing any
money; I only wanted 10 find some-that is q.
difference" He was careful 20 make him sci T
scarce alter this practical Joke.
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PoToAAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE 70 sHIPPRRs.

The ss:.Sss xxrRhss o:Is. = a. Bitter.
sHsndrt. at 9 .. m WHY SAT.
gRDAY for Glynont, B1ddb Perry -
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PiowdenS
Wharf, Lancs:ters Wharf; stones Wharf Our.
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives st Baiti.
more ~ Q. 10 on Sunday -
y.B. BRYAN BRO, Aeents,
sp1-n No. 34s Penna. avenue.
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RY CROWN, WALKER q co Auoioueer..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIrURr
AND BAR ROOM FlXTUkES AT .U6TION
ON THE ISLAND
We will sell. on FRIDAY, FecemLer7 At ia
m O. M. So, corner Of Il and 7th street, a o. =.
ersl variety OF Furniture. Also, an excellent
Bsgate 10 Table Terms ca.h.
deA 81. CROWN. WALhER & co. Anct.
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- MISS Harriet Drew. twenty wears of age
residing in Boston. on Sunday diru from The
eEects OF a decoction of herbs. supposed TO
have been thoroughwOrr. ADMINISTERED by her
mother, who was herself alarmiugly affected
by a taste OF the tea An examination of the
herbs disclosed the presence of 4 poisonous
bud among the thoroughwort. The herbs
were procured az an apo'hecary's, in the VI
CInIty.
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RY GREEN . wILLIAMs. Auesiooser'.
PAwHBRoKER's SALE or coin AND SILL
= yER WATCHES, GOLD kINGS GOLD
CHAINS, lNsTRQMENIS, GUNS, PISTOLS,
LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN6 WEARIN0
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 10th instant. at IN o 'olock a.
m. i shall sell, at Green Williams Auction
Eoows, Corner OF eth aud u streets, No. 526, a
large collection OF the above named Goods, which
invite the attention Of buyers 10 the above sale
Terms cash. z -
B. BURNsTEINE Pawnbroker.
des.d Intel GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

MOUNT VERNON SzE
p. m. -
Fare for round trip n so; enc third this amount
Tor use OF Mount Vernon Association
Washington and Alexandra boats leave ZACH
place every hour from q m. toep m.
bartered for Excursions
4 Ivan RIewICK,
no N-lm General Supt p. y. Company.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,.

will be sold at pnb.ic auction. on FRIDAY the
18th inst ant. at o'clock p. NJ, Lease for one year
of u stores besides e-tsuranr, Vino snt Din
iug ko ms, AT the corner OF q street and New Ter.
sey avenue. all under rent. which will be . proht
bile inNes tmeDt Tor Any one to pur chase, as they
will be sold TO the h CHEST bidder FOR cash
de Sd GBEEN WILLIAMS ancts
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+ UMBERi LUMBYRII

I UMBERi LUMBER 4F- t.
100 600 feet of Virginia Pine Joist, frsm % to 20
feet long
a.:evO feet Eastern Shore Virginia Pine Spruce
and Hemlock Joist, from II to ~ feet and different
sizes NJ
l,OGW Cypress Shingles, (simmons Davis Ho.
10000 Cypress Shingles, common brands and
ssps
good assortment Of ~, 8 4 and 8 White Pine.
prime select and seconds, seasoned
H. 900 feet A White Pine Cullinas
10000 feet 4 Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring
$500 feet ~ and 54 Carolina Flooring
Oak. Ash and Walnut Plank
Together with general assortment OF oil kinds
Of Lumber usually kept in LUMBER Yard. All Of
which offer for sale r. the lowest market price.
JOB -. LIBBY.
Office, No III Water street,
no him GEORGETOWN, ID. O.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auosionsers.
NEAT IWOsTORY BRICK HOUSE an 9th
street west, hei wesn north . and at.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON December 18th,
ut clock, on the premises, shall cell Lot No
:. ~ CrIttenden's subdivision OF SQUARE No -5l3
improved by two story brick dwelling houss
sitna ed on 9th street, between U and r streets
nor'b.
Terms at saie. All RANGING at cost Of pur.
chaser -. :