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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-21
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C.. TONIGHT.

NATIONAL THKATER--The best proof of the
excellence of Jeferson's impersonation of "Rp
Van Winkle" Is afforded in the fact that il has
drawn large and appreciative audiences every
night this week, and that the interest is still
undated. This is the fifth night OF its repre-
seDtatiOn, and il being for the benefit or Mr..
Jefferson, his friends and admirers will no
doubt again crowd the National.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUsK-Mrs. Bowers
acting last evening as "Bianca," the Jealous
ItalIan wife, was capital; and although she
seemed TO be slightly hoarse her ennnc,stion
was distinct and finely mod ulated, and in some
of the most impassioned scenes she elected en- =
thusiastc applause She was not so well sup
ported as on some former occasions. Tonight
she has a benefit, when last Lynne will be
produced, with an excellent cast. This is one
of the best of the so-eailed emotional plays,
snd always draws a good house.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Glass Blowers
VIII give large variety of presents this even
ing Leading present valued at $50. The en- =
Ieriainment VIII conclude with grand social
hop. Spierdid Turkish pipe given to the best
gentleman dancer.
ISLAND HALL.-No one who attends the de-
lightfut fair at this place for the benefit of
Grace Church, will regret the time or money
spent Inc ladies are courteous and agree
able. and the entertainment, embracing tab
leauX, Is most interesting.
FAIR BUILDING, corner of eth street and Pa
avenue-The Grand Masonic Fair for the
benefit OF the Masonic Hall Association is one
OF the most agreeabl places to spend an even
ing in the metropolis No one shorld fail to
attend this medei entertainment.
ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-The negro
an arrested IN Norfolk last week. and car
ned TO Upper Marlboro as Richards, one of
the murderers of the late VIM. Lyles, has not
As Yet been Identified. and the Mayor OF Alex
audTIa- having been applied to for the pur-
pose. has given orders 10 a party who knows
RichaTds. To Immed ateIy proceed to Marlboro
and definitely determine the matter.
In about five weeks the Manassas Gap Rail-
road Will Oe completed, and the trains in mo-
Nnn Dra4nV lint loo Al.
great gIaBary OF the Mother of States
Pine turkeys We're sold in Alexandria YES
terday at IL cents per pound. which. as times
STe. l. a fair and reasonable price Good chick
ems were old al - cents q piece
Pork Il selling IN Alexandria at - and 80
per hundred pounds.
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AMONG the new arrivals received at Saks
to-day, were his I'm glish Cashmere Oyercoats.
AZ twenty-five dollars, beautiful colors
They are a sacrifice, al J25 Seventh street,
under the Avenue House.
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In NY MINDS EYE, Horatio. there is no
place 10 buy clothing ike jennings One
Price Store, on the corner of Seventh street
aId Maryland avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SToLRN FROM THE sUBsJRIBER-rwo
- MOTHS, drawn in her favor by Pat'k Ian y,
e,sh dated Aug %, 1885. for S,z1 IS each. nv
Gate with interest. The public are caution d
against negotiation Of these notes:
c. REwARD.-Strayed or stolen, Saturday,
SC 18th, one dark red and white spotted Buffalo
cow, heavy with calf; white face.
WILLIAM BOOTH, b street,
de 10 St between 9Th and It'll streets east.
c. REwARD-Strayed away, about two weeks
CyC age, q speckled white and red COW, with
short. bent horns, about seven years old ear split
The above reward will be given il retained to
NORRIS SULLIVAN, Sd street, between and K
streets. de ie-sts
I OsT--As supposed, on Penn'a avenue, between
IL the National Hotel and Willard's.a
BLACK OIL CLOTH WALLET,
containing legal papers, and 70 u. 3. bond. reg
istsred In ny name. These papers are contained
In envelopes with my name on the backs. They
are All OF them useless to the finder.
$40 reward will be paid, and no questions
asked, on their delivery intact to Mr.. Henry A..
chadwick, Willard's Hotel, who has particular
.dis-sss V iID nj D1sHD'w srERELL RrDGELY.
con REwARD-stolen on the night OF the
pcO SD Of Reptember from the premises of
George J ones. near Bladensburg, Q dark brown
HORSE, marked u. and i. o.; medium size,
mare and tail somewhat sunburnt; has . roam
nose. The above reward vii be paid Il returned
TO GEO. JONES,
oc2 Hyattsville, Prince Georges 90, Md
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CHRISTMAS MONEY.-The clerks in the Post
Oaice department will be paid off to morrow,
instead of the last day OF the month. Tns is
the holidays.
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DETACHED. Passed Assistant Paymastpr
Samuel ). Wood. lr., from the steamer Chic
Opee. and ordered To settle his accounts
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tINE-sTITCHED Doors made to order, and a
good ut warranted for SO; pegged boots, s.
custom-maoe store boots, $3.50; kip boots, for
$3.50 TO IS; ut Heilbrun & Brothers, 5Oe
Seventh street, one door south Of Odd Eel
lows Hall. DO
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CORNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints
Warts, Moles. Vascular Excresences, &c
successfully treated by DR.. White. Surgeon
Chiropodist, f24 Penn. av.. between ~ and sth
streets Once hours from 6 m. to D. m
and 10 ID. NJ.
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A SURE PILE CURE-Dr Gilbert's Pile in
srument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF 81. Crcu-
lars frea. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. Il. Romano. Mana
ger, No SIS Broad way, New York g.
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ODEoN HALL CLOTHING RooNsi Odeon Hall
Clothing Rooms! Take advantage Of the tenn
porary red uction of prices in our very large
and well selected stock OF very fine and me-
dunn clothing which we now offer at greatly
reduced prices. Also, now selling q good Me-
rino Shirts and Drawers, at s. cents
ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOM
No. ii6 Pennsylvania avenue, corner AZ
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CALESDAR.-G Gibson & Brothers send us
copies of the superbly executed calendar for
1867, issued by them.
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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
Hsndkerchiefs, for Holiday presents
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$50 SEVENTH STREET 452
o go C ks,

Persons OF refined tastes, and who admire and
appreciate the be autiful in Art, ed TO
call and examine q very select stock OF dns
Chrcmos, Oil and Water Color Paintings, Steal
schools and subjects y"
Frames Of every description on hand and made
20 order. Picture Tassels. Cards and Nails. The
largest stock Of Recess Frames and Pope Partouts
Tor Hair woIk, lowers, &c, in this District.
a.. NOTEBOOK 8, opposite Patent ofiee,
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FoR CHILBLAISs and Frosted Feet Whites
EmbroeatiOn is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ an 9Th streets.
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOnee.-
IL vAt xsB5 BPI5p,Ss LOTS THE nth

WARD, AT PTBLic huSrios
On FRIDAY the 2lst instant, at s @ clock % ,
We shaH sell on the premises. II Yzlusble Build
Ing Lots IN tuUdtvision OF Sazare No az having
good building trout ari depths TO tine aIleys
tounaed hy 9TH and 9Th reefs west, and ana y
streets sou h, o. Iue island.
hne chance for 9 profitable inv estment. An
sale - " 10y ~
Terms: One third cash; balancs In 6. L., and Is
months. and secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. All conveysncinR ana reyenue s,smns
when sold.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
de li-u INTEL AHrtiuneers
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

THE ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS,
THIS Thursday EVENING, q splendid case oil
work will lie given TO the author of the best Conun
drum subject. TIE Glass Steam Engine,
The Wonder OF Modern Times, the Glass Steam
Engine, airy Queen greatest curiosity OF the ace
stands six feet high which, II OF iron. wou'd be
IL horse power, and is posed OF 30 go pieces oil
Colort Glass. the largest specimen In the world,
Immense attractions for SATURDAY at p. ID
Every child will teceive a Christmas Gift.
Doors open att o'clock. Company at Work, "a
Presents Given, 50. Tickets, 80 cents. Children
70 cents. do IL ct
E'ANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
Il For Tsbleaux and Private Parties.
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA.
de ~ Ct 441 10th street.
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Personal.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
pay no debts contracted by any other person In
my name, except those contrac ted by me person
ally Louis BAUEK
de 2l3t- No. All 9th st betxe.n ID andE
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AMUSEM ENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
b. B. PHILLIPS. ........--..-..STAQH MANAGER

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRI WALL ..,..............--PR0PRI
b. B. PHILLIPS. --......--....sTAGl MANAGER.
FRIDAY EVENING, December 81, 1866,
FABEwELL BENEFIT OF
MRS. D. p. BOwERS.
On which occasion will be presented the Cele
EAST LYNNE,
Embracing In the Cast Mr.. J. G. McCOLLOM an I
several leading members Of the
GREAT CONVERSATION COMPANY,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes, IS; Orchestra Seats. 81: Dress
Circle. rs cents; Psruustte. 81 cents; Family Car
On Monde, evening, Mr.. r S cHANFRAU.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Iennsylvsnis avenue, near willsrds' Hotel.
BENEFIT OF NIB. JEFFERSON,
THIS tFSidsy, EVENING. DEC. 81. 1856,
For the fif b time In Dion Boucicsult's drama,
Oh, THE SLEEP OF Twenty YEARS.
Founded on Washington Irvings beautiful story,
,eceiv.d each evening with ,he utmost enthu-
SSHRIsTMss ,A,rrTEREN929oSS,
MARkTZEKs GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
will appear early in January. 1871.
METZEROTT HALL
CHRISTMAS NIGHT, DECEMBER a5J
BANDELs GRANB ORATeRIO
OF THE
S A H,
BY THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
Under the direction OF
DIR. J. L. CAULFIELD.
SOLO PARTS
BY ARTHUR MATTHISON,
First Tenor of Trinity Church, N. Y.
Mr.. JOSEPH HERMAHHs, the Great Basso.
TICKETS 3 IL for sale at the Music Stores
Occurred Seats so Gents extra.
TIE sale Of secured sc It's to commence at Met
ZerOtt sstOre Oh FRIDAY morning next de al I'd
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UIuEBE Is IT, BUT TIALEYis,

xyHERE ID 1t, But FINLEYsf
BY HowiTT BrRSs.
where can get a good eigsrs
Oh, come 70 me, QUO Flnlsy.
Must walk or take the car,
As yeu please. que Finley
Do yer keep the Golden Lesff
Indeed 10 L, Quo' FINLEY.
All things In ysur line. in briefS
Come and see. quo Finley.
As pes. II droptnl
Do drop 10, quo Finley.
Have you fire cut wrapped In unf
Best there IL, quo Finley
Do your meerscbaums color wellr
Buy and try, quo Finley
Are they mere-shams, ade TO sell
Mary cell. guo' Finley.
Have you plug OF every grader
Ever grs.e quo Finley:
Please the tasts and suite the trade
Just the tkisg. QUO ftniey.
Bowls and stems In every styieT
Every style. quo Finley
I'll call there In . little while.
$3.50 do ! ono Ftnley:
lin NOISE 18th SrREET, near K.
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A PIANOS.
IA LARGE Assortment OF Steinwey IONS
Pianos have Just been received. AiSo,-A
Piano Stools and Covers For sale at fac ffTTV
toIy prices az the Narerooms ~ NV "
del W G. MEFLER0TT CO.
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NoTICE--Ths Simpson House tor sale, cor
ner of 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue
at great bargain; with a five years lease and
cheap rents. 6.
PENNIES can be had in aoy quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOcUE sALp nv poors

thIhLUNUh shLE Oh BOOKS.
We shall ii ca FklDAl EVENING, Decen-
Der q, 1870, at sur Auction Rooms commencing Al
CLOCK larSe aud valuable collection Of Books.
mostly ErgIlsh EDITIONS, IN elegant and costly
binding. con- prisiDg Historical. Classic a. Poet.
cal and Aisoeli cons Works; elegant illustrated
Eoiiions OF the hest Authors, in rich aiding,
the works Of Irving, Bancroft. Prescott, Lord
brosgham, Bacon, hobbes, Disraeli. Theirs,
Poets generally
pilgrims Of the Rhine" Gsnovs's Works
:, English Raee Horses :, Cuyiers Animal King
tiers, Roman misssls, superbly bound and orns-
mented, &C, &C.
Also, the Parliamentary History of England %,
a vols; and mssy rare aud vsisslle Standard
Works.
Sa;soenes can be had at our auction raop NJ,
Monday, Dect mber l. Terms cash
J. q. Mcguire a Co
tlssls IL D.H
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DANCING ACADEMY, "A
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ~ \
Ogr Academy Is now open for the reception Of
Pupils. select class Is now forming on Wed.
pesday afternoon from 4 to 6 clock, for these
who cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at J. y. Ellis and w. @. Metzerott 4
Go. . Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for 6oirees, 30.
Days and Hosys of Tuition:
-For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Thu rsday afternoons, from to O'Clock
Gentlemen 8 Glasses. 7 uosday and Thu rsday eve
nfpgs. from to 10 0 clock.
For further Information, apply during the hours
OF tuition, or address q note to the Academy
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. Sc 10
NJ ARIEI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
lV1 ACADEMY, AT -
MAkIR1'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
K, between 9Th and leth streets,
a, IhIs academy IL now open fer the recep ~
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies
nis.es and masters. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from to D. m.
Geptlemen's classes from to TO- same syepinos
N: b-Priyate instruction given to suit the con.
venience Of the pupil aeas
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE
VI GRAND MASONIC FAIR
Now being held at the MAMMOTH FAIR BUILD
ING, corner of Seventh st and Penn. avenue
MONDAY EYENIEG. December "a 1866,
GRAND OPENING NIGHT OF
REYNOLDS CAMPBELL MTNSTRELS,
BURLESQUE OPERA TE0UPE,
FULL BRASS BAND.
TIE PIONEER TROUPE OF AMERICA.
This evening has been set apart by the age
nent
GLAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to the
MAsONlO = khTERNITY of WASHINGTON.
The Csmpbells" will give but IN rec Of their
cbagte aud fashionable Paror Entertainments in
this city, as they are now on their annual tour
south, en- r@uie to Calitornis. This Com pany is
composed ofthe finest tslenl. Vocal, Instru nts,
anG Comic, in the profession.
EsOH STAB WITHIN HIMSELF.
The Management take pleasure In stating that
while their entertainments contain all of the eIe
ments Of NOVELTY asd HGM0R. yet nothing
while introduced on our stage calculated to of
fenG The most fastidieus.
Second and Third Entertainments at MASONIO
HALL, corner Ninth and ID streets, on TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY evenings, eth and 18th inst.
For particulars see small bills of the day.
hp1Q A
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Ry GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer..

TAlhlkGslN ROOMS, on LEASEDGROUkD
BY virtue of deed IN trust dated November "a
1868, aud duly recorded In Liber X M n No n
fOos Nos z73, 27t, rs, of the Chattel record. 70.
the county OF Washington, ID G., 1 shall proceed
70 sci on the premises. at public auction on FRI
DAY the 2-t instant, at clock m the abova
Framed Building, situA ed on 18th reet east, De-
tween hast Capitol aud A street south. on bet
Terms Cash. WM. NJ STANFORD, Trustee.
fel3-eo6ds GREEN a VILLA Aurfs
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AUCTION SALES.
INV Oc.r Aseacn ssIss see Jera passI
THIS AFTERNOON AND rO-koRk0w
by GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED
PkorhkTf Is TIE SECOND wARD Ar
ON THURSDAY, the nth instant. at . O'Clock ..
.tory Brick Booze, situated on the corner Of 18th
Ais5. aposher hne io9r story Brfch House, sisu-
.sss on sSs pS nh .Ds ss
9ss s s,,1s soSS front .ns aeE.s s:o
being eli Of Lot No. I ana part Of Let No :. in
Square no. 2Ss.
snd y. s.a the Of sSss
TO the above sale.
On FRIDAY. the 2Ist instant, at 4 clock !, NJ.
Se shall cell. on the premises. all Of Lot No H. In
ing on I'd street Wet, and n.sr q street s.rtb
Terms One third cash, balance In siK aud twelve
deed Of trust on the premises All convex sncins
and revenue stsmps At the cost Of the purchs.ers
OF spd II the terms Ar. not so@ped sits %i,ssa
tSs ,sS sfss the %, Of sale the n.neEs
dsio.a GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auets.
RY GEEHS a WILLIAMS, Auctiooeer..
Trustee SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pkefkkri fronting on street north, between
sb fRlDAf, the 2Ist instant, at o lock . mn
shsii cell, by virtue Of deed OF trust dated the
18th day OF June. A ID ls5S and dulg re ,ori "a in
Llbcr } A. e., No. ls6. folios 26s. 759 70 ana "a
one OF the LAND Reoords for Washington U UNITY
IN the District OF Columbia. bein g the vest half Of
TIE s'st mole'y OF Lot No. s. IN Square No. SIS,
Ir.nubg on street north a. fest ana = Of n,
running bach that width TO Washiu ston street
with 'he improvements consisting Of a three story
and gas. '
Terms made knewn on the day Of sale. All con-
veysncing and revenue stamps ~ the cost OF the
purchaser. sito down in the hands Of the Anc-
ueneers on the day of sale. snd IL the terms A "a
not complied with within Il days after the dsy ~
sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell IN.
property 81 the risk snd cost Of the desaultiDg
purchaser by advertising the sale three times In
some newspSpeI rub'i shed in W sshingtou cir
THApBEUS X PREUSs Trustee
GREEN q WILLIAMS
% tooos tuctioneers
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- Original Horse and Carriage Ra,aar
9s Louisiana avenue
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARsrss.
on sATURDAf MORNING. Dec. -. at 10 s'cIK
We will SELL at the Bazaar a humber OF sssd,s
Carriage and Work Herses, "a full desert ion Al
sale,J oompr Using about
FIFTY HORSES.
MANY gooa Work, Saddle and Harness Horses
New Jenny Lind Wagon and Buggy, built ., mi.
city. WIS
Also,
large correction OF New and Second hand Bus-
Gess;; getaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One Hack and one Coupee. in good order
ALSO.
New and second hand harness, Saddles, CARR AGES.
&C. at private sale
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, ana
Carriages and arDese always on privs,sss
DE IL W. l., WALL, A ADrts
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LOB SALE uR RENT-A fine tone PIANO,
II modern style, with stool and cover, in -Pa
good order Can be seen at BOSWELL'Sc 49,
Fancy atore. 500 street, near 18th. ittts'
90 &-u af.
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$4,000 TO INVEST $4,000
In GOOD REAL ESTATE PAPER In SUNS

$4,000 TO INVEST $4,000
IN GOOD REAL k T6 SHIT PArEH IN SUNS
|. FOB RENT-sMoRE ROOM on 7th stree, W. s.t
near street, IL feet BY IS. Also. HOUSE fve
rooms, on Md. avenue east. near 9TH street east:
and for sale several small houses, very cheap A
very desirable building LOT on Goth street, near
Ftrtt w ard Market, together with a large mum
Der Of other Houses and Lots throughout the CITY
viii be sold low and upon literal terms.
Real E.tste Brokers, seuthes asst corser Pa ave.
and 18th street de % AZ
LOB RKNT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE
Il furnished, at. south, bet. I'd and Sd east
Capitol Hill. Inquire Of i. Fairfax. ct the
Coast Survey ONCE, bet and o'clk p m dels Sc.
FOB sALE.Ihs IFuI9XJTUKs' GOOD WILL,
sion Store. doing good usiness, Address G, Star
ONCE. deli
E>0R eALE-A GROCERY STORE in the north.
y ern Fart OF the city, doing a good business
Fixtures snd small Stock for sale cheap. Rent
Low; Oeptinued sickness of owner the cause sf
selling. INQUIRE at Star Office counter. dls- tt'
EoR sALB-.sTEEL's RESTAURANT, on the
rant stands in this city. will be sold low as ths
preprietoris in bad health. There are two bill
Hard tables; also, arrangep ents for steaming oys
sTl i $50 e sS ss ST9s Yard Apply
EoR RENT-A new BRICK HOUSE. contain
] ing rooms. situated on street soutl1 near
street esrs Address Box 6. Star once. De is az
EOR sALE-Only SsOs cash. the balance can be
! paid In moethly installments Of SIS each =
COTTAGE HOUSE. containing ave rooms, hall,
and streets. sTARR Co,
de lS-2~' 4-e& 7th street. ne ar Z.
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A UCTIOE-wfil be seid onsArURDAY MoRN-
"A ING. st walls Bazaar. young family Horse
sprins wagon aad Harness, the owner leaving
the city. H.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

THE UNDER6IGNED HAS A LARGE COL
Il lection Of CONFECTIONERY and FANCY
ARTICLES suitable for Christmas Presents, for
sale cheaper thar elssw here in the District
VALENTINE MANZER,
No. SO High street, near Bridge street, -
de IL. Ct Georeetown ID q =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Mr.. aid Mrs. Oren Cleveland, formerly
If W,ns,ed, Conn.,, removed to Ohio in
1889 They buried their eldest child IN VIII.
.,cd IN March 1899, and sl Of ths others.
nine in number, survive; nor has there been
death in their immediate family
Tor the long period Of fifty-seven
years The sged parents, partners
during sixty yeara, have for twelve
yrass pest hsd strong desire 70 sec the ir
children all together once more on the shosee
q tine. Time. IN its course. has brough,
ak 81 the nine children 70 reside within tor.
" miles Of the parental homo. Three wefs
>i,ll living at the East." one in New Hass.
ford, Litchfield county one in New Haven
and one In Long Island, New York. Thess
'hee made flying journey ~ Huntsvile .,
0eauga county, OHIO, And on Seplsn,bsl
24sh celebrated the birthday Of the mothes
she being 81 The 'athsr was 81 b
May A 6ountiful dinner being prepared
Tor tho eccasi. n. they all sat down. sl.iss,
by eldest the Oldest child being fifty eight
and the younecs. thirty five. Al were grey
more or lese. yet the last time they met, o.
the wedding Of the eldest child, not one had
. grey hair. but that was thirty lone yearl
ago. The mother and cid st ron had mol
met before in twenty eight years. Afss,
dinner they sang cd church music, told IN
eedotes Of their childish days, aud laug' cd
- much ~ children usually do. forgetting
tos the time the years and changes that 10
come tn them ~ we'll o. 10 others. At TIN
close Of the evening The scene vas more sol
emn than the writer can describe. Til,
children knelt down and received the HES =,
ing Of their parents. There was not dry
eye il the rom. and they felt that they wcr,
alone With their parents for the last time
that they could not oil expect too see then
again, and they valued their last b,essin,
a,"re than all the gold Of California -Nes
Haesn Conn. you, nal.