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4 LADY OF education aud rein mont Is desifous OF
n ENjA0EMENr ns wilovs' emily 70 te'ch tie children
bo5 aisl rnescspohb4 fse,ree. v-a resPeoia
bliy need fnswer Adles D NJ. sl, staion ID
AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, of education
"A and would ss he ch1rs. o. geniemah. hogs
hold Be- references s'en Address Tor tl'ee day" A'' ""
4 TIER AIRY EMPLOYMENT "A Lady who has
IL tsv ID ernsvsy and been 70 wye on gre., va
,,,y o. mi .Sa 3 s. and a9s. CRIT s &c. De-
e to form eranens sn4sosato "n9 Tor o. 1aAs s sgsofi
A.ioi.p ., ,e ?" OF 'h' '''' . ''' '''''''
NNANfED-A SITUATION as Housekeeper, by
Amee,n ldy WHO furnish the best Of rsierenee" Ad'
(NTANTED Nv a YOUNG WOMAN recently landed
w .itu''.,s n private family NURSE and 5EAASIREss
Appy al Cl.'e Garden ? .taf.
A Ii Respectable Families, B1lrding-llouses aud
Pros.ts, catholic, Mrs. YoEKsIoSs OFFICE No. "A
A NUMBER OF well recommended German Girls
~ UArIDNs 70 DO SENEGAL HOU54wOaK Sc, at Mrs
LOwE's Geri iu,'u''. 10 ~ s,an'os nea tie Bowery
VNHE GREAT CALlFoRNIA VINE DEPOT!
re- Advsrn.-psli 10 .ao,ser cotimS.
us.
situahons tl)ante0- aIalrs.
.->~---~~o--~---~--~-~~-~
A YOUNG MAN wants a SITUATION in some
"A who rse or rs Dng. H o. o., hr y ss, ., 0HN
WILLIAMS si,tion 8 2. b.
NAN thoroughly acq laintei VITA farming, dc;
fr; ,',. 2d a. 92R9f s., 70 5i r5s5s oes
nRUG CLERK.--A Young gentleman graduate OF
IL Albany Medical r-e In the and navy
dur wlf SITUATION 20 a drug store Une1ctp.
uona5e Isfnces hddi. y LDlAls West Meriden Conn.
GIrUATlON WANTED--By a single MAN, as
- COACHvAN and GROOM Pescty derstand tue and
reli1 ent Horses us oretcs vii certify Address J's
lo1 No llo. tribune Oh
V'O CHEMISTS, Druggists, Manufacturers and
Il oiher.-WAS1 ED-EMPLOiMENT by middle aged mani
h bad many years in spp led 20 medicine
Box No. 1861 PostOGce
WANTED-A SITUATION as COachman by one
W who understands the business thoroughly Address p,
Tribune ofhce
WANTED A SITUATION by a Scotchwoman as
HousEKEErthi hss he'd twenty year. either
satisfactory references will be von Can be
at No. GO Foofhsve.. between Ninth and Tenh-ss
WANTED-A situation as Flrst-class COACHMAN
w ard GROOM ia private family by single who thor
o1hy undss1uds the business In al It. branehe l. willing aud
obgnE County preferred The best Of reference given Address
for two days u. c. Boz No. 100 Tribune Office.
WANTED.-A SITUATION as Book-keeper or
w Clerk In Factory Express Oe Address j. c. station h.
NeW-York PostUfce
WANTED A SITUATION-Would like a LIGHT
w POINTER wholesale s4i,fsctory recommends
ton will be given Address Henry. p o.. Box No. 9s9l
XNANTED.-A young Swedish GENTLEMAN Of
W good capacity and edueion speaking and writing English
isrtfetsr Refers 20 JOHN WILLIAMS General Agent Emf.
grafton. No. lowing Green.
LVANTED.-A Shorthand REPORTER who has
w number Of engaged several Of the lead
los paps both Leaf and West desires SITUATION eihr
well esiabshed In Courts state Lesatues Ad
Dire" y. = Commercial Ohce. Cincinnati Ohio
FENHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
GURNER Co No o. Cedarst., Nsw-York.
see Advertisement In another column
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A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
n jerome PARK"
FORDHAM, WESrCHESrER COUNTY. ~
pnsTPnNEAfENT

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
IN roRDHAm w v}EsS4f PARh couNrYxx
on seoouu, Of the incleulsney o. the welthsr.
appointed place Wednesday Thursday
SSssha nq Sash a. on. mile
f %aS hsSns pAT sTLIS eis fSs Al
u mile dAa horses entered to he ,od for sSo % cary prsr.i
wight s5O allowed pounds sloSo pounds The
fouHTn RGcssAsn Posr RACE dash Of s. @
carry Ssi i. . epS ' It, RSSss: q. i H
or more an 'hsss Pend; SLOWED and gsdla.
FIRST R,c.- iuRDLE RAcEi@ handicap for al .s.. toe
SScOsD RicE-s,s1 D.r-sTHE JEROME RAcE;' mile beat.
TsD SS S.d T 59fG @T al are. u miles dh horse.
dn nsng allowed pounds ihO.s bssa twiss
~ FOURTH DAY WEDNESDAY oe'a
SsGSsP aaSHs.sT @ & = ' st ts 81 ssar
u miles Handicap 70 and close the frs Of ssPenes
% 20 be S s By s .o e 5 81 .y.SS. cs
Gates merit will BE- issued by the Club to such hofesss sIes
W NO FURTHER PosTPoNEMENT
Nominations to be msdsO JOHN B. IRVING, Secretary. No.
EIch'nsePIses NSw'forI Du,crs
10 the r,treteh
Remittance The rrsnd stand
No sS.s. for cosc6@sn or foo,@eu in ivory
Sfs. isss slowed 70 pas n. sss
the Picnic Grove and the South Circle nsid. che co@ts.
gentlemen ~ u' be permitted ap'aA the
Grand Stand.
w. B. DUNCAN. csc.
J. 3. PURDY. Race stewards
PAUL $. FORBES, ESQ, for
A. KEENE RICHARDS, ESQ. tie Meeting
T. BOU0NOT COLT ESQ.,
AUGUST BELMONT. esq., Presiding Steward
JOIN B. IRvSs. ssey A. G
vTHE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
i RACES POSTPONED
In the continued ncemency Of the weather tA
Races that have taken place eeay IhalsdX sal
Saturday Of this wetk rosfoued until MONDAY TUESDAY,
and WEDNESDAY ofne1t wssi Oct and d ster wnh there
will be n pospouemenL
There viii meeting Of the sovefnnf member FRI
day Sept u.s. u O'clock my ofe No ~ 1cl ansepsce
By order JOHN b. IRVING, Secretary
TI,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il gunner L Co. No 80 Cedar 81, New-lork.
Advertisement ia smother column
Drlnnn1
WIN. EVERDELL~ SONS No. l0s fuli9n-st-
W STEAM JoB PRINTERS ALL LABEL AAAVFkCtGA
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No 2JT Broadway J.
rI'0 ACTORS.-PROP0SALS inclosed IN
sed envelope ndossd with the title Of the work and name
of thereon will be received this Office until FIJI
DAY. October ", 1896. AZ n O'Clock, -,
fotreulathg grading curb gutter and Tagging Ons
thirsth stree between Fourth and Finh avenues
eubnL gns and tagging Forty seventh street. between
Eghuh aud Broadway. -,
Rorearbn sn,sns and ansduE West stree. aud intsrecus
street, fom Chambers 10 Canal strfs'a
Foreurbus susng Agsns street. between Spring
and Punce siieets. ,.,,-.--.,
For eaIbns su,etag and tagging onehunded and thirteenth
street bstw en- Third and Fourth avenues . ~,
Forcubing gutterUs aud Tagging ~
between Fourth avenue and Avenue A.
Forhgns Lag1t street. between Hudson et snd Nen hve
between Third and finn avenues
street. between Sixth and seventh avenues
For tagging between Sixty nth and ssvsnyninth
Fo svenus between hundred and tenth aud One
hundrd and twentieth Streets
For iaggingthe Sidewalk, around suyys,ant'ouare.
For hudns the foundations and erecting tho hon tsing 70 ne
Madisntquhrr. -, .-v
FOR ns Broadwsy from FOuyon to Forty
hhh. street o.. .,----, -
Bar form, proposals. together with hs specifications and asee-
meats be Obtained this oce-Daed Street Department new
York Sept 10 1906 CHARLES q. CORNELL street. Oomms
sionrr
rINHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
II GuRNER 4 Co.. No. 30 Cedarsi., hew'lofk
See Advertisement Ia another column
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Corporation Notices.
CROrOy AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEN

CROTOy AQUEDUCT EXPERIMENTATION
" ne hereby syea to all persons interested n the oou'rac
following Improvements 70 wtt SEWERS ~ tit,
10Th and llih In Hudson
street and Hammond streets and IN Greenwich
street Christopher and Hammond seetsi IN Houston
betas Thompson and Laurel srre IN streets between
s1d stt and Hudson ye IN Lewis street
stanton Ia Leroy seet between Bed
Lakes pei In Lantens street between Canal and
Outt $50 aud let Ee
css Ba nd Cuyefts at tho T. corner Of 9Th aveuue and
~ W. q G and $h eet D. r. eornef
" w Of eth aud sd
.rssl Of gth and 5ld street, stone block
om SIN aud ah 3h street Rom
en- ln IN Canal stree, from Broadway 70 West street
Pts street from Pta Front street and om Front 10 south
auset, Wall 10 old slip; In lth .,eet
fotn M Of Brosdway In SD street. from th 20
Ia william from Beaver 10 Pearl street In 30h
s.stom "a 70 ~ avepaei 10 Joh street from t 70 S,h sysnne,
Nssty Greenwich street and IN tie
poed against the Receiving Reservoir In Central fk,
that consequences refusal 4 the Compole 10 ~ present at
thu tns heretofore the opening OF the proposals
esv-S therefore that said opening this dJ adjourned TO u
THOMAS STEPHENS )crotou
ROBERT l.. DARRA0H, AIT
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
k.ur.Y nrkO .tnh.r
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California dimes.
California fUlnee.
GURNER & Co"
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES.
No so CEDAR-sTr
NETWORK.

rhs.. yaaabl. wiass gaining public favor With astonishing
without merit They only to be fairly tested to give them the
preference over a, others purifier Of the blood they excel ali
ether Wines aud The numerous certificates which have voluntarily
Ia every position @ proof conclusive that these Wines are
s..fai in al cases fss which they recommended
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nor on WASTE for machinery and packing
W. w. TXULMAa. No. ID wnlism''... N. \.
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Professional Notices

4JkpltDoANtAA -NDlAAND
DR. LARMONT No. 173 Broadway.-Tro
IL from 70 @ say el aud Msrafs od., On m
h'''i' 'D' &C. &C. e wARyEE rubu.hsr No lv,.ey..,.
NJ ID. THOMPSON. VI. D., Hygenic Physc ian,
IVs swedh movements 10. 40 West sirtssnst, ~ T. few
iayads had pleasant home Win ,nl phyln, aud A'of
ings f,r restoring 20 heath hygene bosfdin
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment of
- sTRCrCRE VAKeOCEhE. i Ids , 10
r..dsace. no q Filh ave.
rI,HE FACULTE DE MEDICINE DE PARIS has
and iT.Ihenng tho system Treatment accordingly by Dr. D.
kNAND A.o rbsumasm cured aud bone.
Immediately and guaranteed Dr. d. AhAND No. ~
Bisecirr'.
TTIHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
sc. Advertisement in another column
Srorerles ano propisions.
CHoICE QUALITY of TEA for Family Use
" Pame. reforming to the city DO supplied with choice Tea
sIFhosG RoWLANpi ohNsoN ".
No. ll9 Martst.t. Phlsdelphia
John DWIGHT O. Co., x
No. II oLDsLlP. NETWORK,
sALERArusiA s sUPEReHSb. SODA. &C..
And a COX fSiH; CREAM s ny % qGGThR ' 10
CTUARTs sYRUP.-Extra SYRUP of superior
~ quaity IN barrels tf BALE the once " the "eeJ N0
100 ChAnbersst
U,UE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
4 GURNER Co, No. 90 Colafst, Nsw-Y York
zee Advertisement In smother column
ne6oino CARDS. ST.
ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Fulton-st.-
"A WEDDING CARDS and ZINE STATIONERY E'abi'hed
lIi51
HNHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
GURsER "a Co., No. 40 Crd.f-st. hsw-f"rI-
| See Advertisement In smother column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

A PRESENT WoETH HAyING.-The most
substantial. appropriate. and at the same tune
most acceptable present 10 your family rs a
piano; but il is also ofimportance and desirable
that you should get good. durable one In
ORDER 10 do this we suggest You call on John
r. Ellis, H6 Pennsy Iyania avenue, near 10th
street one of our most enterprising and rella-
ble citzeHs, who adyertlSes that he has on eX-
hlOltiOD, and for sale on easy terms, an extern
sive assortment of new and beautiful instrn-
mrnts, comprising specimens from six of the
best man UfactUrers of tue country. Mr Ellis
VIII be pleased TO show these berb Instru-
meBts to his visitors. as also his great variety
of larlOr organs. melodeons, yIOlIns, guitars
acccTGeonS, and IN fact every article in the
music business. Remember the mum ber-3 ,6
pennsylvania avenue, near 10Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

SOUTH OF THE CANAL there exists two ra =
markable insTitutiOns-The Smithsonian In
stitute. and Geo q. Henning's tone Price
Cl0thing Store, on the corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue Citizens and stran-
gers VIII ind objects ofInterest at both of these
places, particularly az Henning's. where the
prices are marked Ia plain figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
DIED..

TOPHAM. On Sunday. the 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock p m. LINCOLN, infant son of James s.
and Ann M. N. TOphan, aged / year, 10 months
and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
questtd to attend the funera l without further }.
tice, on Tuesday, the 18th inst at o'clock D m .
frsm the residence Of his parents, No so 4th Al '
between st. and New York avenue.
tChron. and Intel copy.I
BURNSIDE. On the 10th instant, at o 81 n m
ILLEN c., wife Of John Burnside, in the ys3 wear
Of her age. Phil phis papers please copyJ
The funeral will take place to morrow Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock, from 634 N street north
between 4th and 5th streets, which friends and
scauaintanees are invited 10 attend
WATERS On Sunday. December Is, CHARLES
MAGRUBER. infant son of Magruder and Marin
A. Waters, aged weeks and days
short was his time and strong his pain;
To rest in Christ 10 nov his gain
Dry up your tears and weep no more.
He IL not lost, but gone before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

TIE POLICE REPoRTs.-This morning the
lIeutenants reported hut seventeen arrests yes
terday in the entire District Ali Were for nm -
important offences, and the amount Of fines
was only SIS.Sc. Doubtless the difficulty of
getting intoxicating liquors had much to do
with preventing disordeTly conduct, but the
inclemenCy OF the weather was a much more
effective safeguard against breaches of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

a SURE PILE CURR-Dr. GilbPrt's Pile in
srument positively cures the worst cases "
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81 Circu.
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. Il Romano Mana.
ger. No. j75 BrOadwa New York 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

ATTENTION LADIEs!-Call st the New York
Dollar Gilt Store. iS6 PENNSYLVANIA syenua,
Where you will find large and choice assert.
meat OF JeweIry, Silver Plated Ware, Jet
Goods, Toys, &c, at halt prlce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

JETELRH and Silver Plated Ware-j0p STYLES
:" choose from-for Holiday Presents, for on =
~ one dollar, received this morning AZ
PrleEs One Dollar Jewelry Store, No a.
PennsyI yania avenue, near * street, at the
old stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

NEWoULD REQUEST those m quest of Boots.
Shoes or Rubbers To examine Piper new and
large stock now opening at 400 PennsyIyanIa
avenue. between AZ and 9Th streets His en-
tire stock was manufactured and selected with
great care. since the decline in goods. enabling
him 10 sell Al prices satisfactory to the closest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

WAGONS WITHOUT A NUMBER.-H. A. Baker
was arrested Saturday, by Officer Sprague, OF
ne eighth precinct for running wagon with
ont the number required by the corporation
ordnance. Justice Gull fined him S.. Jacob
Ielmemer was arrested for like offence, by
Odcer Westerfield. OF the second precinct. and
George White was arrested by the same OH Ger
for running a cart without a number Justice
Walter tned each of the accused parties 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

To PREVENT paying Doctors bills. go TO
Francs Gents Furnishing House, and buy
good warm MerinO Shirts aud Drawers. at o.
cents each: coed warm Gloves and Socks,
AT very low prices. No 49i Seventh street,
near odd Fellows Han.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

BUYISC STOLEN GoODs.-Saturday Patrick
Mann aBd Columbus wInkleman, Junk deal
-rs IN the seventh ward. were arrested by or
ficer Barker upon the charge of buying s'Cl-n
goods, upon the complaint of Thomas Martin
They were taken before Justice Handy. who
held each 20 bail for court. PatrIck Mann was
also fined 500 by the same Justice for buying
uon without q license
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

FINE STITCHED Doors made to order. and a
good fit warranted for SiU peggrd boots, -;
custom made store boots. SG.5O kip boots for
$3.50 10 s.: ST Heilbrun & Brothers, SOD
Seventh street. one door south OF Odd Eel
lows Hall au
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

HONE FOR THE FEIEsDLEss On Saturday
morning. the Trends OF the Home for the
tTiendlPss' met at the Nevsboys' Heme-Nr
! 4. NetmOTe in the chair, and Mr. H. III
Doubleday secretary.
a set OF resolutions declaring, in consi6era-
ton of me many and increasing numbers of
fTIendleSs Children. IL is a Christian duty 10
take steps 10 provide homes for them: that WI IN
me advice and consent of the managers of the
NewSbOys' Home. that institution shall be
made Home for Newsboys and Friendless
Children. that The institution shall be known
AS the NewsbOys' Home and Aid Society and
the objects shall be 10 improve the condition Of
me poor ana destitute chilren of the city of
washington and vicinity, by procuring for
them homes in Christian families in the couu-
try. through the ageLcy of the ChIIdren's Aid
Society OF Baltimore, till they are of age as
members of the famiIy-the ages of the children
10 be from 10 13 for girls, 70 Is for boys; ap-
pointing a committee 10 prepare bill amend
ing the present law incorporating the News
boys Home, and appointing an executive COM
nIitee OF ladies TO act until the association is
fully Incorporated, was presented and adopted
The object Of the society is enlisting the
hearty cooperation OF our leading citizens
and Will prove one of the greatest blessings to
the city. as well as 70 those who are provided
with homes through its instrumentaliiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

Police kETURNs.-The police reports for
Saturday. made out by the Lieutsnants of the
various precincts yesterday, show that The
total number OF arrests in the entire District IN
that day was a.. The amount Of unes IN UOI-
pCTatOn cases was So -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
BOARDING..

To LET-A pleasant furnished front ROOM
Il with BOARD, t. one or two gentlemen, at No,
a. 4 Ii ST., between 10th and 18th. de l7-Sts
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- spd others can be-
I've accommodated with BOARD and suites of
Rooms By sprlyingHo No. los, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 41a aud 50 streets. Table boar .
deTs likewise aCcommo5 ated. de 1887
ELkGhNTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN
~ suits or singly, with iihout board, at D. {.
Ii street, between 18th and 18th. Table bosrders
accommodated. Terms re .s"nshle Also, Base
meGt Rooms suitable for offices, and Stable an /
Carriage House in rear of the house for rent
MRS. h. kEARAEY JORDAN
References: Major General Bright, Paymaster
General; General Morris 3. Miller, u. s. Army:
Rev Mr.: eelIng. pastor of TriRity Church; Rey .
Faiher cNally, of St. Matthew Church.
de 2Ut
SINGLE GENTLEMEN, Oh GENTLEMEN
- and their wives, can be accommodated with
hOOMS, furnished uniuTnished. with good
ROaTdi gas; bath, hot and cold water. At = o,
21O Bridge street, Georgetown no Is Im'
FABLE BOARD al No. a6a 10th street, 9 few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms SIS per
month. de lStf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17
CITY ITEMS.

NoTICE.-The Simpson House for SALE cor
ner of 10Th street and PennsyIyania ayanna
AT a great bargain; with five years lease aud
cheap rents a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

FoR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is Il specific. Price ~ per bottle
For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
"a 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

IN our neig hood that has an rdered sieen,,
IRE efectually than Macbeth ever did IL 7
allure 70 disbolical steam whistle that com :
Inence>S TO shrek about eight O'Clock every
evening, the time my responsibilities usually
retire 10 res. 90 and keeps on shriekine every
hour or 80 din. ing the night, waking said re-
sponsibiIities, " no shrek in chorus, while I
am obliged TO CONFESS that 1 help to "make
night hideous" myseI. oy Ginning in with ad-
lectiyes " both loud and deep" What the in
fernal thing is, whether ii is signal, fire en-
CINE, or locomotive on a spree, Ihave not yet
been able to determine: At all events, Ii ia GER
tainly an Invention OF the devil. and as such-
In Christian community. ought 10 be sup
pressed. Please suppress il.
THIETYRNTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

THE GREAT Masonic FAIR-Tnis fair
which opened at the Fair Building, corner 9TH
street and Pennsylvania avenue, last Wednes-
Jay evening, is, we are glad 10 learn. a great
success, and we know Of few more pleasant
places of passing an evening. II is held TO aid
the fund for building the new Masonic Temple,
end the ladies having ii charge are doing ali
they can by courteous treatment OF visitors to
Jsake II profitable. Washington Com mandery,
No. ]. Will, We understand, visit the fair this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

y. ]. MAY CO.,
Offer large stock of elegant
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
de IA eo2t between 9th and 10th streets.
Is now offered to the public to buy their
BOOTS AND SHOES
Atprices unusu ally low, ct the old established
Shoe Emporium Of
ROBERT ISRAEL,
No. 379 Seventh street, corner of.
Gall and examine my stock, and you will be
satisfied that my goods are very cheap and very
dI sssns SSissfs sna Bsmoral. for L.di.. and
Misses, will be sold at nstoni shingly low prices
Boots and Shoes for small children at half price
IsRABLS CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STOLE,
delft $40 Seventh street, corner of
KIEDLING AND STOVE WOOD.
asa Penm'a are, bet. llth and l2tk SITS. 2s2
Always on hand full supply Of the above.named
article, sawed and split In any length and size
auired, and promptly delivered to any part of the
District at the LOWEST CASH PBIOls.
&c a-tf THOs. J. GAIT.
CORHAM GREEN CORN.
FIFTY CASES Of this me CORN have Just ar
Hx% GRHES oSsN sealed if.ss in n i,s own
milk )" stands far In the advance.
.es.d .ns Nth me- sns
I'm its preparation all the latest Improve nents
combined: For sale at reSy lf AZ, s sfjfs
Under Ehoitt House,
no9 Corner Of Fourteenth and sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-17

CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints.
Warts, Moles, Vascular Exeresences, &c
successfully treated by DIR. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. batween * and 9Th
streets. Office hours from q m. 20 D. IN >,
and to p. m.