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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-25
LaulA.lnnla Ind cflmh.

We published ON article on ihlf sullroii
last Wetk, that siis vefy hard On iho Hinins
eshs on some people. We trust iha' ihose
Who do not ilke u. will Join NJ In The en-
deafof IN supprtH crime in our community
We have no stmpaily with murdetcrs nor
with their apologisis, and do MT expect 10
curry favor with them, ny phnlering TO q
depraved aud corrupt public sentiment
The terrible condition u public Aenll-
ment In our midst IL disclosed by the fol-
lowing metsi On Monday nigltlasl, three
men, Henry Russell, Tone Of the notorious
James N. Collins cattle drivers during The
warl James Taylor resident OF the
Cblcasaw Nation, Aad "Dunkum,' u Chlca'
saw subject, murdered man named john
son In Toilets prairie, five miles East OF
this place. On Tuesday they appeared In
town and reported that they were convey
ing Johnson TO Grayson county TO answer
for the killing of - Russell, brother to
Henry RUSSELL that as they were about
camping at night the prisoner attempted TO
escape by running, whereupon they shot
and killed him. They pretended TO desire
an examination by tho Chief Justice who
rs they said, has power to discharge IN
such cases. They were advised TO take
steps 10 have an inquest held over the body
Of the dead man.
There was no inquest held, and no ex-
animation, and they went on their way.
Those who uricd the body Of johnson
report that he was shot twice IN the JreasL
the balls entering on either side of the cen
tire plat in his shirt bosom. Thisnegniiyes
the idea that he was running, or attempt
ing to escape.
Again, the fact can be proven that Rus
sell had threatened to kill the prisoner
Now, with regard to tho necessity for
Coroner's inquest; We call attention to
the following articles: Code of Criminal
Procedure, Art. S5l. at is the duty of the
Coroner to hold iaqucs's in the following
any person is killed, or from any cause
dies an unnatural death, except under SEN
tcncc of the law"
Ib. Art. S75. "When there is no Coro-
ncr in q county, or he is absent or unable
to serve, or resides more than ten miles dis
tant from the place where any dead body
is found the duties prescribed in this title
to be performed by him, may be performed
by any Justice of the Peace of the county, |
who shall proceed in holding the inquest
according to the rules prescribed for tho
government of the Coroner"
There is, MS We believe, no Coroner in our |
county at This time. We have been told
that the parties applied to the only COM
missioned Justice of the Peacein this place !
to hold an inquest. He declined. gus
ton has been raised whether it was duty !
that no could not decline, consistently
with his obligation rs mn officer, under the
circumstances. Upon this question it seems /
to us there can be but one opinion. Know
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-25
STATE or EXAs.

II me SHERIFF Of ElHs CoHse, 0rssaagi
tTUU are hereby commanded that you
Z summon, BY publication, the heirs Of
Maborry Is Gray, whose names aud resi-
dences are unknown, 10 BE- and appear DO.
fore the District Court, to be holden In and
for the county Of Ellis NJ the Court House
thereof In the town of WRxaharho on the
first Monday In March next, then and there
10 answer the petition Of Robert 5. Leman
and Nancy j. Leman his wife, filed in said
court against them, mud alleging In SUBJ
stance us follows, io.wii; That said Gray
died In 1917 or 1913 single man leaving
no children nor parents living that he made
u nuneupatiye will, which was made, wit
messed, proba,ed aud recorded In Cameron
county, Texas, as the law requires, that in
consideration Of the love and affection he had
for Nancy j, Iloylc, now Nancy j.. Lemnp,
the Plaintiff, rs we'll ms for h0r mother, who
had raised him, he made the said Nancy j.
sole legatcs in said will Of all his property;
that by virtue Of said will slle Is the owner
Of GAO ncrcs of land situated in Ellis coun-
ty, on Chambers creek, and Patented TO
said Maybcrry Is. Gray on the End day Of
Nov. lsi7 aud more particularly described
MS follows there follow field notes,) that
said will and the record thereof has been
destroyed by fire In The burning Of the
Clerks office Of Cameron county, Tint they
ARE the owners &C., of said land rs against
the unknown heirs OF said Gray decd, and
they pray for judgment vcsiing tho title to
said land in plaintiff, &c. '..".
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon showing how you hayc.eIe-
cuted the same.
Witness: P. II. Gordon, Clerk OF
SEAL the District Court Of Ellis county.
Hc10N/Given under my hand and seal Of
said court in the town of. Waxahachie this
the 23d day of July, A. u. 1866.
.r.... p. II. GORDAN, Clerk.
BY BESJ. +. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Issued July 23l 1866. ....| sH .8
3f PHI. GORDON, Crk., D. c. +. c.. T..
.'.ra BY BENZ. F. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Came to hand this July the 29d 1866, AMI
ordered to be published in the Dallas Her
aid for eight successive weeks. tj".
H. q. b. SWEATT, Sheriff r. c., q
45:8t by S. p. I,AScsronD, Deputy,
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= MACHINERY
AND
Agricultural Implements

TNO. NJ. CROCKETT, Dallas, Texas, is
% Agent for number of Companies north
that manufacture machinery and agricultu-
raj implements, and can supply any demand
at the manufacturers prices-cost of trans
portation alone added.
He has now on hand lot Of Reapers and
Threshers Of the firm Of Crockett Thomas
& Sheppard, complete for nse and for SHE.
In the course Of the winter and spring
he will receive sufficient number of these
machines as well as other Agricultural I'm
plements 70 supply all this section Of the
State. They will be Of the latest improve
menis; Of the most approved patterns, and
The beet machines that are made. 80.
Those who wish large Tbreshers or Spec
iaI Machinery Of any kind, can get 1t by
efinn their orders
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The Queen! The Queenl!
e TIE QUEEN OF tna
HAIR RESTORERSII

This new preparation is QUEEN, not only in
NAME, but in N1R1UES -
"a Is an infaIhbls RBsTORER and PREsERyER
Of the HAIR II faifhfully applied
IL is no Hair Dye.
II acts directly mon the roots Of the hair. ctangng
gray hair 10 fs original life color, arresiiug pr mature
decay ans falling Of fl hair; ersdicafing sour
ssd d.n1ruf. ard curing Al bosers ofthe sraip-
80 HHsus II a, fl.n lrtisls Ter he Islst
II yin change sfy md why hair 20 on ard lnru-
rinnf fresses W.
In short. n ycr rish - rtsfare your kalr, ~ IN
youth. and retain Il through lie, uss
MR.. Winslovs Qneen Hair Resterer.
Pri-s, One DoIIrr pr trttis, sold ~ Ell Druggists
JAMES CONCEAL, Wholesale Agents
FEW ORLEANS.
galg ., Isss-ssiy.
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WOOL CARDENG.

HAvING thoroughly renovated and refit-
I'll ted our Carding Machine with new
cards, we are now ready to receive wool,
and do as good work as can be lone in this
State. We therefore respectfully solicit the
patronage of our old customers, and all who
desire work in our line. ll-rr 10y
Our terms are one-fourth Of the wool, or
10 cents per pound for white, l2R cents for
colored, and 10 cents for mixed wool.
Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Chick
ems. good Hides, unwashed Wool, and other
country produce that We can dispose Of Ia
ken in exchange for carding, or for rolls, at
the highest market prices. Wool must &c
washed clean and free from burrs and stick 5
and one pound Of grease to every eight
pounds of-woot must be Furnished.
ELLIS & MORROW.
Dallas. Texas. Juna 2d, lS66-37:3m. r
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G1 6On PER HEAR; We , ynns AEsn5

0l .UUV everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds, Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted hVe
years Above salary or large Commissions paid
The ONLY Machines sold in the United states ior yes
than sIO which are fply licensed BY Hore, Wheeler
Wilson Grerer & BaLer, Singer 4 o., and Bdchetder
an other cheap machines are nfringemeHts, and the
sell,r oruser liable 10 arrest tns and
Shaw Clark, at Bddeiord, Maine, or Chicago, ILL.,
iaWly- =
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The unknown heirs of Maberry D. Gray,
I'D deceased. s.1 +l;.
NOTICE is hereby given that in tho
~ above entitled case there has been nj led
by the plaintiffs in the District Court Of
Ellis county Texas, interrogatories to be
propounded to +. II. Winfield, who resides
in Washington county Texas, Col. II. Clay
Davis, who resides in Star County, Texas,
and the County Clerk, j. b. Bigelow, and
Stephen Powers, who reside in Cameron
county Texas, and that commission will
issue on or after thirty days publication
hereof to take the dispositions of the above
witnesses. no. ...-.....,....-
Witness, p II. Gordon, Clerk Of
SEAL (thc District Court Of Ellis county;
\00N)and the seal Of said court in the
town of Waxahachie this the 23d day Of
July A. D. 1866. p II. GORDON, Clerk.
.., 81 by Benz. F. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Came TO hand this day and date and or
dered TO be published in Dallas Herald fer
thirty days. This July 23d 1866.
F4ecr @. b. SWEAT, Sheriff, z. G..
455t, BY s. p. LASGsroRD, Deputy.
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS.


To the Sheriff of Parker County. Gresing ::
1xrUEREAs Amhrose Cain n citi,cr,of
w porter couniv irayos has sleJ in INV
oirce his re,ition comnloining Of The heirs
~ Fos,or " ,tson doc'd In Which be MI
,sres in srbstonco thoi IN or about tho
III day If ncccmhcr 1sGo be nnrcbo scI
fror, sa;d Poster Watson for ,ba sum,s NJ
Fonr bnnaroJ and twcniy-Sve dollars n
corto;n tract of land on,oininc lin acres
more or less patented to Charles W Rian-
,o, s;,rotoJ in pn,ter county Texo, nm
,tn a,ars ~ Wolnr, Croor ohort ~ Mia.
17oE from WcnthcrSord Raa;nn;no
1so vrs 6 ala vrs' r NJ SW CORNER of .
zoo ocre survey in name Of VIM Jenkins
~ " eno ~. ,hamoo = son rrs ,hannr
COO nrs ,honoa W soo w.. rio, .a;,i
Wo tOU dono rtoS ,is liSo v;thout mot;nr
~ not;I;onar q deoI n so;l land. that .be
~ p onJ other er;,loncos If lila f. sor,c
p"sGn' H., IL h o or III lava ond nvo,-;,,
nIe N ;ao h nnn 10 - o;,"a N -, nnnoar
tH'.. 'alu M. III. ~ nn1,,., ,ba ~,
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". q w, Notict.


10 the Tax Payers Of Dallas County
FTWE United STATES FsE Pol icrihsssos
u tv-oi Dallas hnd STATE Of Tgas u roT
completed. ani tletazes hfrH1nisvisd IN
Icr ana if viriue or an m ttFfsd. "Ar
act r5r Tic collection o. direct iaEts = -
surrccii.Hafy distiilis within ~ Jnifcd
sfasss ard fvr efhsy Purposes, aFfrnvsfi
1vnt - s6Z. rIl Be FaJ shlr q. DslIas
viifin SIXTY daTs firm tie q. gniy l7is
AZ JOS ard parcels q laul riihIu --id
tisi-f-i 81 viieh Re ta-fs shall 80 "
paid uifh1nsizly days va - fcrf.ilcd 70 IL
r-5frj .f4+s- RuBT Z SHfTH.
AZ IaTINER
- IoIENAN.
Dirr1i Tax c-isr - lrrrs i1r lcras
-. ~" Say c.. rI- t-Ilfri c.
7rir 7tt - z-r-s.
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Land for sale.

na0fFf . ACRES Of choice prairie
AlO I'D land, Situated 10 miles
northeast of Wasahschief Ellis comfy
Will be sold low for cash. For further i'm
formation enquire at The ~ ....-~
: 4:snOs. -. HERALD OFFICE
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InuTNTSTRATOTS'g NOTICE.

NnNINESTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A-Lstters OF Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned upon the
estate on. u. johnson, decd. All persons
indebted 10 said estate, win please cal and
settle the same, aud al persons having
claims against said estate are hereby noili-
fed to present Tie same properly anihenii-
Gated within thc time prescribed Hy law
or fhsy viii be postponed
CATHA RINE JOHNSON, Admins =.
esiaie n 3. u. lohns5o. deed.
F. Worth. July pa, ls55-i96i.
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--EARM EOR NALE!

TVNHE undersigned offers for sale his farm
4 in Kaufman county, mikes south Of
Rockwall, containing 5S7 acres Of land
le0 Of which are under fence and in cult
walton. There is upon the place good
frame dwelling house coniainingfve rooms,
with all necessary outbui 'dings has upon
it an abundance Of timber and water, and
is in as good a range as any to be iound ID
Northern Texas. JAS. L. SCOlI.
April llth, lS66~-80;tf. .T10T7
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- STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
ID. YOUTH TO THE AGED II
BOX RENE,
LIFE REJUVENATOk.

This preparation Is unequalled a. a Rejuyenator
end Restorer Of wasted inert functions
The aged should be certain 10 make the Bfokrene
q household god, inasmuch as IL will render them
yOsthful In feeling and in strength, and enable
Shem To live over again the DAYS OF their pristine
IL really an invaluable blessing, especially to those
who have been reduced to a condition Of seryility
self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness No
matter " hat the cause OF impOtsncy Of any human
organ this superb PREPARATION viii remove the Of.
BIOKRENE
SURrt lNPoTENcI, GENERAL Debility, NERVOUS
INcAfAciTY, DYSPEPSIA. DEPR EssIoN, Loss OF AP-
PETITE, Lew Spirits, WEAKSEss OF TIE ORG Ans
OF GENERATION, IMBEcILITY, MBNTAL LIMO
LENcE, ENhcIAIIoN, EMU, IT Has Mosr DE-
DISHIFUL, DEsIRAsLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPoN
THE NERyoUs SYSTEM, and all who are in any way
rrestrated by nervous disabilities are earnestly All
Tised to seek cure in this most excellent and nm
equalled preparation:
Persons who; By imRTudence, have lost their
Nsu' @urs !" 'N BIOKRENE.
ThsFEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING the OLD should give this vslu Able discoxsry
trial; IL will be found totally different from al
other articles for the same purposes
TO FEMALEs.-This preparation is Invaluable
In nervous weak sesses Of all kinds, as IL will re-
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
Il Is also q grand tonic, and will give relief I'm
In its use will renoyate the stomach TO degree Of
perfect health, and baRish Dyspepsia forever.
One dolar per bottle, six bottles for Is. Sol
RI DRuGeIsTs GENERALLY.
sent by express anywhere. by adaressfng
HUTCHINGS & HILGYER, Propristors,
Sold By s. c. FoRD, corner llth street II
dec 9 eoly,A and Pennsylvania avenue. -
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RYTHOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE FARM AND SyAKRY LANDS Al

will be sold at Public Auction on RI qRsOAf,
January llth, ct II m. At the Auction Rooms OF
Thomas Bowling, No. ia Bril- &c st, Geoteetewn,
that well 4 nown and valuable Quarry, known -
the Gulf Quarry. on the Potomac rver' togetner
with 50 acres Of Farm and Quarry Land lying On
the Potom AZ between the Gull Branch and Pinmit
Run. These Quarries are in Immediate working
order and are the finest hard stone the river;
about 800 perch Quarried and ready for trans
pertation.
Convey sncing and Stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser.
w Duysll, at Foundry. GEORGETOWN.
jans-d TH0S. BOWLING, Asctiopesr.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned takes this method to inform
Heusekeepers in general, that he is prepared to
furnish the different varieties of Wood and Coal
usually sold In this market, either sawed and split
or in cord lengths, to suit purchasers on the most
reasonable terms, and respectfully SELECTS share
Of public patronage, of 18th street and Canal
de 2lmf JOHN 7. LACEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

FIRE-About 128 O'Clock this morning, the
stable the alley between K and L streets
north and Sth and 9th west, was discovered to
be burning. 1t was owned by Admiral Joseph
Smith, and occupied by II. Kinsley, a hack
man. The alarm was sounded by SuperIn-
tsndent Richards from his residence: but the
stable was destroyed and two horses badly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05
DIED.,

KENYON. On the evening of Jan. 4th, at twenty
aged q years.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
day, the 9th in At. at o'clock D m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

BKNCH WARRANT.-Yesterday, when the
name of jeremiah O'Connell was called in the
Criminal Court, that person, who was at large
on bail TO answer the charge Of malicious mis-
chief, failed to appear, Judge Fisher issued
bench warrant, and this morning O'Connell
was arrested by officer Wallingsford, of the
Seventh Ward, and delivered TO the Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

Rev. BYRON SUNDERLAND, pastor Of the
Eour-and-a-half street Presbyterian Church
In this city, was TO sail from Liverpool on Sat-
urday in the steamer Scotia He returns here
TO assume the pastoral charge of his congrega-
ton. He has been absent on leave, officiating
In the American Chapel in Paris, for the past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

The GREAT ORIGINAL MILroNIAN TAB.
LEAbx FROM LONDON, ENGLAND.-We learn
that Odd Fellows Hall has been engaged for 8
snort time, commencing on Thursday, Janu-
ary 18th, for an exhibition OF the mammoth
miltonian Tableaux, which is said TO embrace
finer scenic effects and more artistic excellence
than any other Of its class now before the pub
lie. We have never seen ii, and know nothing
about 1t personally, but Ii is spoken Of by the
press and public at large as being a magnifi-
cent affair, representing the leading features in
Millions great poem of paradise Lost" with
yividness and grandeur which never fails to
call forth admiration and elicit the most enthu-
siastic applause. The theme is one Of the
finest that could be selected, and none but mas
ter hands should attempt its delineation. We
look for an immense audience at the first ex-
hibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

OPEN Houses BECOMING FAsHIoNABLE-
Since New Years day folks appear to be grow
ing careless about closing the doors Of their
etores and dwellings, even AT night. Last
night the police Of the Third and Fourth
ards found four houses open at unusual
hours and secured them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

Handsome CALENDAR.-The calendar issued
by Gibson Bros, printed in colors, is really the
handsomest and neatest thing of the sort we
have ever seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TIE
EEISSHTs OF GEORGETOWN, AT Auc-
On MONDAY, January 8, at 4 O'Clock p. m, L
will sell. in front Of the premises, Lot No. 5U |,
fronting 60 feet fayette street, between TIN aud
stk streets, and ruIning back III feet and one o.
the most beautiful Building Lots in the town.
Terms: One half cash. balance in six months,
secured by deed Of trust on the property.
Convey ancing and stamps at the cost OF pur-
chaser. THOMAS BOWLING.
las IIntelligencer Auctiopeer.
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GRAND LARCENIEs.-I.ast night T. Brown, a
colored boy, entered the store of Chas Miller
on ID, nea- 18th street and stole the money
drawer containing about SIS. Brown was
pursued by a Mr.. Maggie, and dropped the
drawer and escaped temporarily, but Mr.. Ma
gle subsequently arrested him at the Canter-
bury and turned him over to Officer Sullivan,
of the Second Ward. A part Of the money and
a glaciers diamond were recovered from
Brown, who was sent 70 Jail for court by US
tice MOrsell.
Mary Jane Jenkins, white woman, was ar
rested by Officer 7. A. Evans, of the 9TH Ward,
for the larceny of about S3l from Henry Jen-
kins, colored. The prisoner visited the COM
plainants house, and seeing his coat lying on a
bed she searched the pocket and took the mon
ey. Part OF the money was recovered and the
prisoner was sent to Jail for court by Justice
Handy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

CoRNs, BUNIoNs. Club and Inverted Nails.
successfully treated without pain, by DIR.
White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
* and 9th streets. For chilblains, frosted,
edIes. They never fail. Price one dollar per
hOttla r.
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SEVENTH STREET.

1876 sA'hnin STREET. 1856
PAPER HANGINGS and WINDOW
SHADES
NOW 1r store an assortment Of all grades Of PA
PERHANGlNGS, embracing a choice selection OF
Tilted Tilted stamped PATTERNS for psEIors; Also,
stantly receiving additions. Persons seeking the
above goods will always find an assortment an
country. VI
Terms cash. for goods and labor
j MARKRITER, No 4S6 18th street.
no H-2mif- 5doors above Odd Fellows Hsll.
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10y II. C6LMAN CO., Auctionsers
ID 30. 229 9TH street west bet n and north

Having rebuilt our anctien rooms. destroyed By
the late f1re shall commence our regular auction
sales on WEDNESDAY, Jan. Sd, 1856, and continue
mornings, al 10 O'Clock. large Of sosds,
wares and merchandise. consisting Of -
New and Second hand Furniture
Beds and Bedding,
Blankets, Qnilts, Sheets
Beulsters and Pillows
New and Second hand Clothing
Boots Shoes and Brogans
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Tin and Crockery Ware
Brooms, Buckets and Fancy Goods
Together with many other goods which ve 49,
unnecest airy 10 enumerate
Auc,,ou .sIes avery TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud Set
urday nights commencing at O'Clock. Ossh "a
vances made conhignmeets .-..x
on reasonable terms. - c.
d Win II. O0LMkr co.. Asces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

PUT THE QUESTION - Generally to your
friends, as to what preparation they use for
their teeth. and the response, nine times out of
ten, Will be, SoZodont. IT'S no longer neces-
sary TO impress its merits upon the public
mind, experience has taught the world that as
a means Of identifying and preser wing the
pleasant aroma to the breath, it has no rival in
either hemisphere eo9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

Sc La. sv., between 9th and 10th sta.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGEs, &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING. January sta, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, 1T the Bazaar, will be sold
q large number Of
Including hne pair Horses, Coupe, and Carriage
and Harness. full description ct sale.
Smulss broke TO harness, in good order.
Mich Cows.
ALSO,
large collection OF desirable new and second
hand Carriages, Busgtee, Rookavsys, Exproas
wagons, and other vehicles.
large collection OF new and second hand Hax-
ness, DC.
ALSO,
New Family Carriages
New Germantown Carriages
10 sets new Springs.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every TUESDAY.
weather.
Carriages and Ha,Ps'i .l WIZ RT tc :.:
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement OF
s. M Meyenberg. requesting all persons having
goods laid by at his store, to call and get them
at once, as he is selling out and expects to
close business next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

NEW and splendid styles Of Jewelry AMI
Silver Plated Ware for only one dollar at tn
New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Penna
avenue, near ID street, which also secures 70,
free gift
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GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y W. b. LEWIS & CO., Auetfoneers.
ID No. 307 Pennsyltania aysnu,
EXTRA FINE Ell, EgREITY EG-I BEDS AND Bed

DING. AT AUCTION
MONDAY next, January sth, at 10 O'Clock. AZ
dwelling No. 500 street, eerner Of 18th street,
we shall sell all the fine furniture
Royal Eelyet.. Brussels, and Three ply Carpets
Parlor Set in Velvet and air cloth
Fine Marble top Tables Etageres
Beds and Bedding, Dressing Bureaus
wsTerobes, Stands, Tables, Toilet Sets
Oil Paintings, EngravinRs
Lace Curtains, Shades, Passage Oil CIsth
Gas consuming Stoves, Fire boards
Chandeliers, and cooking Stove
Cutlery, Plated Ware. Crookery,
And all other Kitchen Requisites. ...
We call particular attention 20 this sale. - the
furniture is Of high and in II rst rate order.
ia SIT W. b. LEWIS CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

JEwELRY.-1,000 styles Of Sleeve Buttons,
Scarf Pins, Rings and Chains, to chose from, for
Only One Dollar, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. $3s Penna. ave-, third deor from *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-05

No MORE ACCOMMODATION TRAISs-The
accommodation train on the Alexandria and
Washington road has been suspended.