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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-02
THEY BUY AND SELL

City. County and State Bonds on commission. as
well rs every description of Government Seeuri
ties
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NEW YORK, May 2


CoTroN-Firm at S3034c for Middling.
FLoUR-More active and steady, at 81 80
as so for Extra state, IS S5(09 10 for Round
Hoop Ohio, and 50 2099 80 for trade brands,
market closing steady.
WHIsKY-Closed quiet at 81 26@2 261l.
WHEAT a &c. better for Western, but
very quiet; Old No. Milwaukee 1@3c. bet
ter; White Michigan s. s.. e.
RYE-In more moderate request.
CoRN-1a9Ic. lower; 7SC9S3c. for Unsound
and S49S5c. for Sound Mixed Western, in,
store and delivered. z
OATs-Dull and lc. lower; A a 48c. for
New Western, and 57@5Sc. for Old Western.
CoFFEE-DuH. 9WaeE r
SUGAR-Gteauy: 1014a11c for Cuba.
PETROLEUM Firmer; 2615927c. for Crude,
and 4294215c. for Refined in bond.
PoRK-Excited and higher;z $2S 00(a28 6212
for New Mess, closing at S29 90 for Regular,
SIG 75Cl27 % for Old do, and $24 25@25 90 for
Prime. ~ Aou ie5. liaI moo 70
LARD-Dull and heavy; 1714@2Gs4c.
BUTTER-Quieta and unchanged. E}
CHEESE-Dull at Is, Is, and &c. mss -
'MoNEY-More active at 5@6 per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Actiyea and firmer
at I0914 @9l0934.
GoLD1Firiner; opening at 1863, advanc-
ing to 1885, and closing at1275s. Is.
Steamer Persia, for Liverpool, to-day
carried out $l25, 600 in specie. tH
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-A shade firmer,
and easier; u. s. 6's of 1888, 108
The Comnerciaps monetary article says
the Stock market shows partial recovery
from depression yesterday: 1t is unpleas-
antly stubborn, and the cliqueS find it diff
cult TO engineer either one way or another
without taking extensive risks. Govern
ted at lOl3s@l6lSs Of 1865 l0ls9910lzs; IO-.9s
quiet after the Board, 81 was bid and 9415
asked !; Money in abundant supply at 5 per
cent. ON call; Gold shows astrOng upward
tendency with considerable activity. The
purchases OF importers for Exchange pur-
poses was quite considerable, and has con-
tributed to the advance, opening at l26I ];
the price run up to 1271s.
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EvansviiIe Produce Marked.

EVANSVILLE, May 2.
The Produce trade has been quite active
so far this week, All sorts of Produce in
good demand, with prices firm at former
quotations.
The Grocery trade continues good. We
haveno material change to malzein prices.
BACON Shoulders IS to BIC; Clear
Sides I714c; Plain Hams l9c. and Canvassed
Hams &c.
{ LARD -lsto lS1zc; kegs scarce, and SELL
ing in small way at &c. ese
BULK MEATS - Very little in the mar
ket, and prices nominal at 10. l2s4, and Ice
for shoulders, sides,arid hams. afHiI
CHEEsE-WesteIn Reserve firm at PKG
pc.
FLOUR Brisk, and higher grades are
in better demand; superfine dull at
S7Ga7 25; Extra at 81 25@7 so; Xxx at IS 80
as 90; Xxx Family Sl0@lO 50; do. white
wheat sll.
wHEAr-Nominal, at 81 1902 90 for old,
and 81 25@l 60, as per quality, for new Red
and White.
= OATS Steady at, 40a 45c, from wagons
and 55@60c for Totthern black, sack in
cluded, from stores.
CoRS-S Scarce and in demand at 45@50c
from wagons, for ear corn, and e5@7Oc for
shelled in sacks. ,5sI.sssts ea,sss,
CORN MEAL May be quoted at So rs
per Dbl. for unbolted; for bolted S3@3 Is per
-bbls - EsosEFE EsE3faHoEl se
BARLEY - Steady at SOc@$l, and dull.
RYE-Nominal at 75c@Sl, and scarce.
sis FLAX SEBD-In fair demand at 81 70
GLOVER SEED May be quoted at $50
8 50. .. g 9t'ils, ~ 49,
Timothy SEED7-sSteady at 50 g50@4.u
FEATHERs-Ilive 50@55c. helwonsisn :
GINSENG steady at 6Oa7Oc. q 100 tiss''
8 NAILS Steady at 81 70, with usual adj
vance. ~ t7stf1s
CoFFEE-Firm at 25@2sc for Rio.
SUGAR-Firm at 15@l6c.
MoLASsEs Firm at 659S0c.
SYRUP-S0@$l 3.
EGGs-Per bbl., packed in oats, S14@l6.
9 HAY14Ir good demand loosR IS to $40;
baled sl3 to $l4 90.
PoTAToEs-In demand, and are held a
| $l@l % per bushel.
HIDEs-FirTn at 7efor green, and 1917 to
| l4e for dry flint. = 6t1 ~ III
SALT-Steady at SIC per bushel. .si'E
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 l5@2 %. . 4
WooL-Dun at 35@40c for fleece.
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nI- Having bought the whole stock
of Green House and Bedding Plants
of Mr. c. p Parsons, and, together
with my already large stock, | am
able to fill all orders with as fine
Plants as can be bought in the West.
Ladies wishing to purchase from my
stock will find a constant supply at
the g New York Market. y .If the arti-
Gle they wish isnot there, by leaving
their address, the plants viii be sup
piled and delivered to amy part of the
city. Bouquets, Wreaths, &c, cut to
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pa Schapker, Bussing q Co would
advise the ladies to leave their orders
for Hats and Bonnets early in the week
if they don't wish to be disappointed
on Saturday nights.
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nay- Having discussed of INV stock of

Ia Having disposed of my stock of
Greenhouse Plants to Mr.. VIM G.
hewitt, / hereby tender many thanks
to the public, for favors during the
past two years, and III quitting the
business, hope that their patronage
may be continued to Mr.. n, who is
toe well known as Florist to need
words of commentator from the sub
scriber. G. p. Parsons.
may 3. "A ts IL III
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Cincinnati Market.

sUl say1af1'} hlf. ~f CINCINNATI, May i. e
FLOUR Firrner; Superfine 25@8 so; Ex-.
ira 81 25d9 rs. and Family 10 25eall co. III
4i WHISKY-DuII; 2 q in bond llh ns
= WHEAT-Firin, and for Prime Choice Old
Red there is a pressing demand, at 2 Goa
70; no change in New, but is held very
firm at 80, for No l. ~
CORN-Unchanged and in demand at 5S9
59c in elevator, and 69@70c in sacks.
OATS-Dull at 426146c.
RYE-Firmer; S5c690c. a.
BARLEY-No change.
MESS PORK-There was q large demand
for Mess Pork, and prices advanced / co.
closing with no sellers al % 90; sales of 200
brls. at 20 80, sellers option, to be delivered
in June. H
BULK MEATS-In good demand at 11Q14
Shoulders and Sides, holders asking &c
higher at tie close.
LARD-Dull at 20c
BACON-Firmer at 1569lJ54c, and l7}4c. for
Shoulders, Sides add Clear Sides. gf
RoCERIES-Unchanged and quiet.
BUTTER-Dull and prices dropping, bnt
not quotabIy lower. -6'
EGGS-l9c.
| = T 71lzFr0 92 e40sGAq
81. Louis Market.
4eass4a e~fseH ST. LOUIS, Maya.
FLOUR AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY, firmer and
unchanged. -Rf
CoRN-Stiff and higher; 63@7311c.
OATS-Steady; 4l@44c.
LARD-Unchanged
WHIsKY-Lower; 2 173zC9 2 is. lid
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Proprfetors Crescent City sprinI
PICNIC PARTIES, SOCIETIES, ont
OE(I fIVTZ a TT(lVN

ORG1NIzA TONS
will be accommodated with the South
Park OF the Crescent City Springs, upon
application, for picnics and pleasure. Re-
freshment stands in that park Will not be
A large stand for music or Singing is erect
ed, and several swings put up, for the use
of the park. 1t is not connected withithe
other park, and can be as much retired as
if in the woods. 81
The Dancing Hall can also be had, if de-
sired. No charge for use of park.
spr20 2w DAMRON d CO., Proprietors.
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OH VIRGINfA.-Ernst Mingst has
Just received large lot of splendid
Virginia Chewing Tobacco of the best
kind. He has also a large Astock Of
the celebrated Billy Bowlegs Smoking
Tobacco, which is unsurpassed byany.
Call and see him, We lovers of, the
weed
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pAn1rcAH- * Sept. 2. lS54.

PADUcAH, KY, Sept. z, 1874
Having lived neighbors to Dr. X. A.
Armistead, in Trigg county, ky.7 lor some ne
saying. that, as a Physician, he stood high,
and enjoyed a. large practice; whilst, as
or. in fhe sf,ictest sense of those terms, no
man maintained a more enviable reputa-
ton. In word, he lived among us With
characfer LINN BOYD.
ALFRED BOYD.
Inquire of your Druggist.
CTOUD 4 AKIN,
aprlS General agents, No Main ST.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

-WANTED-To rent from one to
three rooms, by man and his wife.
No children. Inquire at the J0IRL
MAI. Office. asf l7s
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Read Read Read Read the fol-
lowing Certificates

i'A HENDERsoN, KY, Feb. %, 1856.
DR., r. A. Armistead, of Evansville, Ind,
resided for many years in this city. We
know him intimately. He is a regular
Physician, and during his residence mere
he enjoyed an extensive practice, and was
regarded as a skillfuI practitioner of medi-
cine. He is gentleman of strict integrity
and elevated moral worth. ,
l.. w. POWELL,
EfaIIii ST ~ ARCH'D DIXON
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Which wins the ladies' most approving
Smi1e: hcaff 81 4 u. ~ 49,
If vou-d defend your noble, manly form,
With splendid clothes, against tne sun os
storm, - $3.50 e...4 Q,
seek the Great Wardrobe, Main street; y.
HawIev & Smiths Stupendous Clotnlng
Store. haS WI
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CHEAP POTATOES Willard q Por
ter will close out car load of good
Potatoes at the depot, to-day, at low
low figures. Now is the time to lay
In a supply. Go early. mays IT.
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ST. PAUL's CHURcH.-Persons de-
string to take pews or sittings in this
Church, or to change their present
ones. will please apply to the under
signed. at Messrs. Bement u Niele' s.
apr3 3t CHARLES Kinks.
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For RENF-A Three story Brick
House, suitable for store, on Second
street, next to the Boston Boot and
Shoe Store. For particulars inquire
of DIR. K. J. Ehrman, or son. m3 It
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Evansville Dry Goods Market
CORRECTED BY MAcKEY & co.

EVANSVILLE, May 2, 1866 J
The Dry GOODS trade continues brisk.
Retail dealers are purchasing more largely
and taking hold freely. Our wholesale
houses have all had a good run of trade so
far this week. The prices remain uli-
changed, except in few articles, which are
quoted lower.
REnNvss SHFETINGS AND SHIRTINGS
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~ III tJREssE NIERErs- all colors and
.are 7ofia SUPERIOR quality just received at
~ Head e MONEYS, Also, Grenadines,
silks. &c. &c. sifai al APT 1t
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Removal.

g. pEsHEE-S VARIETY STORE
M hos heen removed to No. 20 MAIN
STREET. where can be found great va
r;atv az New Goods, Toys, and Notlons,
. DBL "ss' lmay3 DIV
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DIED.

spOEPPLF. I'm Houston, Texas, April
03tl. 1886. I4EoSoRA, daughter of Win. U.
and Nathalia Boepple. aged nine months
and seven days. ~
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CRESCENT CITY SPRINGS

gage the Crescent City Springs DANE
ING HALL, with or without music, for
special use, at all times when not pre-
viouslv engaged. SUPPERS will be FUR
nished if required.
The public may rest assured that no in
trusions or disorderly persons will be al
lowed to disturb the Hall.
DAMRON & CO..
Pronrfet0rs Crescent CITY Springs.
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FOR SALE.

MISUNDERSTANDING to make a change,
-. now offer my residence, q good
Brick House, containing eight rooms por-
tico, hall, cellar, cistern, wood-house, sta
BILE; &c, all well arranged and in good
choice fruit trees and shrubbery, situated
north of Sullivantown, adjoining Jacobs
ton line; also, two lots, with frame
house. containing six rooms, cellar, els
house eontainine re' rooms o5e and nIe1,2
of good bearing fruit trees, situated in Ja-
cObSville. 5i7tt ~ s&AHtt 1ifstt
The above viii be sold cheap. Is
apr2e I'm JOHN B. MILLS.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Monetary and Commercial.

NfwQRmWA eF@n n FsvAEsvILLE, May 2.
While it may be said that the money
market is easy, it may be safe to say, also.
that any considerable amount of bills could
not be taken by our Banks. Their means
being all invested, or employed, leave
them only their daily collections, which
just now are not large, to meet the moder-
ate calls for loans from regular customers.
This condition of the market may, owing
TO the dizziness of the general markets,
continue some little time, s.sr
Exchange continues scarce, and rates are
firm .at par to soc premium, buying. and
I" those that necessarily buy Exchange +"
are g fortunately under no compulsion
to pay over lilo premium.
Gold advanced yesterday to 1855, and
closed at that figure. The quotations in
our market are talz
Gold, buying.......I27 Selling ..-............I29
Silver, buying.-...lI9 Selling.
The market for Government Bonds is
heavy, and the rates are tending down
ward. We give quotations as follows:
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: the 1oIIow1ng quotatlons are rom the
office of w. j. Lowry q Co., Bankers, No.
First Street:
BANKABLE FUNDS. lfi
U. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana
State Bank of Ohio.
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WANTED.

RRILLINER-A first-class 3AfilHner. at
4A MRS: SCHKFER'S, between Main
anu Sycamore. &c LfEnnErn . aprl0 tt
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EVANSVILLE, May ?.
The Lumber trade has been quite moder-
ate since cur last report. We have no
change in prices to report. There is good
supply Of an sorts of Pine, and fftir sup
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LIE So

~R. ARMIsTEAD'S PILE OINTMENT
~ is warranted to effect more relief in
this painful disease than any otherremedy
before the public. sgssfs tSs.eE
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IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
~ of every description.

aprE
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DIED..

THOMPSON, Suddenly, on the morning OF the
lfh instant, MAMMIE j., infant lighter Of
Is months and IA days.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
from the residence ofthe family, corner 18th and
COLLINS. On the afternoon Of the 18th instant,
at the resideeee of his in Law, Wis Gle ane
ESQ, Mr.. SIMEON COLLINS, OF West Haven,
CONF. in the seth year Of his age
His remains have been taken to w est Haven for
interment.
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CHILDRKNs' .Jewelry Sets, Pins. Ear Rings
Companions. Boys Cabas. Jewelry and Sil-
Ventilated Ware, received this morning, al
Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No H.
PenDsy ania avenue, near * street
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JUST RECEIVED at the New York Dollar
GItt Store, 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, all the
new styles of Jet Goods, Neck Onains, Fou
Chains, Bracelets. Sleeve Buttons, &c.
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LABCRNY or JEwELRy Last night. Detac
tive George o. Miller srrested a young man
named George Farr, upon suspicion OF the
larceny of a gold watch and chain, valued at
Ss75, aud breastpin aud ear rings valued at
SIS the property of Mary A. Hinsley. The
accused had been in the employ of Dir. L. T..
Russell, a relative of the complainant, from
whose house the articles were stolen about the
1lfh inst. The prisoner was committed to jaIl
for further hearing by Justice Tucker.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
MIR. John X. Foley has Just received his large
and varied stock of Holiday presents. such as
Mantle Ornaments, French Cnina Sets o ( all
kinds: Beautiful Bohemian Glass Ware. such
as Vases. Wine Sets. Bottles, Toilet and Smok-
ing Sets; also, Lava and China Ware ofeyery
description: Skates, Sleighs, Hobby Horses,
Flags, &c, &c, too numerous 10 mention
Our lady friends will be pleased TO learn that
Mr.. +. has received every material pertaining
TO the art of Decalcomaine. together with a
new supply of China, Glass and Crockery
Ware, Cutlery and Plated Ware, Coal Oil.
Lamps, and House Furnishing Goods which
be offers at greatly reduced rates to suit the
public. Satisfaction guaranteed. Goods de-
Ivered free of expense and rented TO Balls and
Parties Oh reasonable terms COZ
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WHIIs ST THOU ART CALLING, call at Hen
n:ng's One Price Store, and buy youseIf sui
Il clothes. He has them at he corner of eth
street and Maryland avenue. But one Pric,
asked-nO less taken
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ATTENTION LADIEs!-Just received at the
New York Dollar q lit Store, is6 Pennsylyania
avenue,-l,G00 different styles of Jewelry, Sill
ventilated Ware. Casters, Toys and ali the
various kinds of Fancy Goods
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CALIFORNIA STONE SRTTs. Buttons, Studs
Tor Holiday Presents ived this morning,
az Prlgg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No AS
nnsylvania avenue, near Az street.
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CARRYINe WEAPONS morning
Officer White, of the eth ward, arrested Thos
Handy for carrying concealed weapons. JUS
tice Handy fined the accused 500 and sent him
to the work house In default
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REAL EsTArB SALES -lf-pen & Williams
anciioueers. Sid portion Jf the land Oh the
MILK Hons" Ford rosG, Mt the intersection OF
tae Pinsy Branch road. mar I ort stevens. be-
longing 10 TIE late Elizat~th Butler, DIVIDED
INTO lots OF about acrts, IS foilows:-Isos N o.
l. TO Pierce Shoemaker, TOR Si:U 50 per acr-:
Isot2, to Arch White. TOR si35 per acre; and
Lot ,, TO Enos Ray, si3J per acre. The same
hrm have sold Lot No. !, in Square $50, on K
street north, TO Henry St,xart, for - cents per
foot; ana Lot on 9Th strseI wrs', between o and
streets north, to Samuel 5. Hoover. for ~
cents per foot.
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SIIY PLATED SPOONS, Forks, Cups, q OBJ
lets, Cali Bells, Butter Knives, Napkin Rings
Saits-for Christmas Presents-received TINS
morning, at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store
n o rs Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street
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A SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases o
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Circu
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. b. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York. 3.
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ANOTHER JOsEPH.-The Jos Thomas charged
before the Criminal Court with stealing grease
Is not Joseph f. Thomas, SIS 10th street
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JEwELRY.-Bog Wood Sets, new styles Jet
Chains, Jet Buttons, Jet Bracelets for Christ
mas presents, received this morning at Prigg 5
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43e Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near Az street.
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PoLICR RkTgRNs.-The police report as the
result of yesterdays operations, In the entire
District, 81 arrests for offences. Fines for cor
pOration cases, SLIP.
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CHRISTMAS Observation-Disclosures of Christ.
mas goods should send in their ad yertisemeuts
at once 10 secure local notices
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To BUSINESS MEE.-The attention of mer-
chants and others who need the services of an
officer of the law in the collection of their an
nual bills. il called to the advertisement of
Mr.. Frank NJ. SPRINGFIELD elsewhere in our
paper
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For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, White:
Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ an 9Th streets.
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nFTICE OF CLAGETT swKEhY.
" PURCHASE AND SALE BuRAau,

= NOTICE Those parties who unable 60
obtain Q single Building Lot from our catalogue
of Property will be able 60 do 90 now, 90 ss have
the consent OF the owner TO snbdtvide several u
the hole squares. and sre nov pr-eared % odSrs
sinele Bnildins Lot rron the same liberal terms
% ~ have been selling wbole squares tbs Offers
great ifdnceUents to parties who cpBtem plate
builcirg themselves residence Plat Of the "a D.
division 20 be seen at our ONCE. nolSlm
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MARRIED.,

LEWIS-COOK. On the 18th inst. BY the Rev
Mr.. Markham, N. J. LEWIS to K j. COOK.
pENTY = MOLAIR. AT Alexandria, on
Wednesday, December IL, at the residence Of the
bride: By the Rev. Mr.. Purrinetan, Mr.. ALEX
Il. 4. MOLAIR
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WEwoULD REQUEST those in quest of Boots
Shoes or Rubbers TO examine Piper's new nd
large stock now opening at 40 PennsylyanIa
avenue. between II and 9Th streets. His en-
tire stock was manufactured and selected with
great care. since the decline in goods, enabling
him to cell at prices satisfactory to the closest
buyers.
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FISR-sTITCHED Doors made to order, and 8
good fit warranted for $40; pegged boots, -
custom made store boots, $3.50 Kip boots for
$3.50 to s5 at HeiIbrun &c Brothers, 5Of
Seventh street, one door south Of Odd Eel.
lows Hall. 30
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CoRNe, Bunions, bad Nails, Enlarged Joints
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c.
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, ga Penn. av.. between * and 9th
streets. ONCE hours from q m. to p. m,
and to 8 p. m.
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

GRAND LARCENY.-wm. j. Martin was ar
rested by Lieut.. Skippon, OF the Third Ward
for the larceny Of two pairs OF pants from the
store OF A. Kaufman. Wallis Opera House
The properly was found In the possession OF
the prisoner, who was tsken before Justice
Thompson, and BY him sent 70 jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-15

To PREVENT paying Doctors bills, go to
Francs Gents Furnishing House, and buy
good warm Merino Shirts and Drawers at 81
cents each; good warm Gloves and Socks
at very low prices. No. i9i Seventh street,
near Odd Fellows Hall Z