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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. K. A. RYTHER,
leaves Washington at 8 q. ID. and Al -
exandria at 7 Q. EVERY SAT. EEN
URDAY for Glymont, Budd . Ferry
smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Naniemoy
Plowden's Wharf. Lancasters Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwell's Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at
J.B. BRYAN BRO Agents,
ap7-tf No. 345 Penna, avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

FINANCIAL.-Wall streets exhibits rather
more activity. The foreign news was looked
for with much interest bv the speculators in
gold, as likely TO bring loyer quotations for
Five-twenties. But the failure of this expec-
tation has somewhat checked the upward ten.
dency of the premium. The New York Com
mercial Advertiser says:-Money continues
very abundant Some of the banks are re-
fusing TO lend AT current low rates, but with
out checking the declining tendency. The
rate 10 prime borrowers on call is four per
cent. on any good securities, though a large
proportion OF the business is still done AT s
per cent. Discounts are quiet at 5a7 per cent
with more transactions a the lower rates
Governments are quiet. There are no inCtca
tons Of Five-twenties hav ing been returned nv
the steamers last arrived. r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

AN AMERICAN EDITOR IN MExIco.-Ex.
Governor Aliens paper,at the city Of Mexico,
has, by his will, passed into the hands OF John
N. Edwards, one OF Joe Shelby's soldiers. He
is also the recipient OF Sl2.OO0 money in bank.
and third interest in Conklin Brothers great
American circus. Mr.. Edwards is a good
writer, and has had considerable newspaper
experience. He will support the empire, but
discard political questions. Mr.. Edwards
went from Virginia when quite young man,
and was AZ one time enga ged in printing
office in Leesburg.
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STEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. VERNON
- EVERY TUESDAY, IT,
THURSDAY and So TURDAY E4aEC
1t lea. m. Returns at AZ p. m.
Fare for Round Trip, 8 80. One hird of this
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andria Bos.s leave each
place every hour from a. IN. to .. m
6-7 he fine Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions j. VAN RISWICK,
Ap I2-6Ot General Supt p. \. Go.
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AL the above goods are 70 sde and trimmed In the
sses New York styles and equal TO any custom
Sasde garments. Thankful to the public for past
.Is7ors, respectfully solicit continuance Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

FIRH-Last night, At las O'Clock. fire was
discovered In a frame stable on NJ street SOUTH
between Sd and Attn streets east. owned by w
woodward The alarm was given from box
No. =, corner OF Sd and l. streets south. by Or
ncer Gordon The firemen were promptly on
the ground, but the stable was entirely de
stroyed, as the combustibie material Of which
n was constructed was consumed too rapidly
TO admit Of the efficient service OF the appara.
tus. IL rs supposed that the stable was fired
by an Incendlary. Loss about 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

CONTRARY To LAw.-Saturday night, the
police OF the Seventh Ward arrested Henry
Clay, Robert Mahoney, VIM. Lee, and Andrew
Hllman, Tor violating O city ordinance, by
fined s. by Justice Handy. Few OF the re-
Gently constituted citizens of African descent
are aware OF the fact that they are required TO
nave q license To give ball. but the case re-
ported will be a sufficient notification for an
the eolorsd ball goers in that section of the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

VIOLATING CORPORATION ORDINANCES IN
THE THIRD WARD.-George Carter was ar
rested Friday by officer Roth for occupying
two stands in market without paying for both
Justice Thompson fined him So.
Officer Thompson arrested John Bennett for
selling liquor without license. Justice Thomp-
son fined Bennett $40.
John II. Brown, eolored, was arrested this
morning by Mr.. LyIss, clerk of the Center
Market, and turned over 10 officer TAYLOR at the
Central Guardhouse, for forestaIlIng the mar.
ket by buying fruit In the market TO sell again
al his store.
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BASE INGRATITUDE-Oa Friday night 4
suit of clothes and about $40 in money was
taken from the residencs of Mr.. George McEi-
fresh, near I'd and q streets. Recently Mr.
Nc Elfresh has been supporting young man
AZ his table through kindness, and on returning
home Friday night found that his guest had
unceremoniously departed, taking with him
his hosts clothes This best suit and money
and leaving nothing in return except an old
suit of clothing fit only to serve as a reminder
Of bis base ingratitude.
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DIED..

BEALE. On the 10th inst of congestion of the
brain, ROBERT bEALE, in the Goth year OF his
age.
The friesds of the fami yare respectfully yited
to attend bis funeral frem his late reside nee on
Tuesday, 18th instant. at clock.
NASH. On Sunday morning, the nth instant
JARRETT TAYLOR, aged z years, month and
IL days, only child of Edward and ane Z Nash
The trlenos and acQuaintances are res pectfully
invited te attend his funeral on Tuesday sitter
noon, at O'Clock, from the residence of his pa
streets east,
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kX GREEN VILLA Ms, Auctfopeer,-
u No. ego, corner Of 9TH and % streets

kS Ell SHAHsHB iSsslFtss kos ssAk6Sb
MIkkSks, fsEs6a e GINA rLf fEsr mtAS IEb
ppHHRRIIILAs SIc wwIAaRks, CARPETS, &C, Ar
on wEDN EsDAY, Nov l.th, a. 10 o'clock. We
sh ss sas uss Of No
- PARLoR AND HALL.
t, Two large and elegant French Plate msntei Mir
One superior Black Walnut Psrlor suits. con-
ssiing Of Sofas, Side Chsirs, and large and small
Castor nns Shsirs sPholstsr.a in Velvet Plush
hss.ssi; i.;ss si s,S
FIiurss Pspisr Msehe CARD T.siss. Es1ss f Ss
ases ana Usai 6,s And L1unss IN green REP Globes
E Msts and Velvet Rugs 9sk Hat stands, Gothic
DINING ROOM.
Large OAK Extension Table. Oak Dining Chairs
case. Sleepy Hollow Chairs in leather, Clocks,
GIN. p..s ssf f. iP
0ss,oIs, o..e Basket. Re. and Coffee Sets, Cut.
SuI r5sI Sav WHIT Is,y 6Sins
Cover &C., Refrigerator, and ell The Kitchen
CHAMBERS.
-Four suits OF Black Walnut Msrble-top Cham
One suit q Marble t.p Cottage Furniture.
Bss. PiIoa spring hsttresses rss,her
Chins roifss ss sisnSS ssss,.
harseilles and other Spreads, Clocks Inarayinss
and Ornaments, ene Brussels and Ingram Oar,
gtts, OIL Cloths, Hall, Floor scd Other Oh Cloths.
Servants Beds and Seeding. and many articles
Machine, Hair and Gaze Rocking Chairs, elegant
Chiids Carriage and Black Walnut Cribs
h Also, at p m, IL frsnt Of the residence;
Arch street. Philadelphia
Philsdelphia
One Top Buggy
Two sets Of fne Double Harness
Two sets OF fine Single Harness
Two superior Black fisherman Morgan"
One styIish Brown I" Lexington" Horse
,. yne Ssy horse: eI 81. Lawrence, long name and
Thess horses are all kind end gentle, and have
been owned and used by Mr. Page in double and
single harness and saddle, during the pest tvo
:. Also, magnificent Afghan, wolfskin. and Fancy
Also. RESIDENCE FOE RENT; possession.
s nos-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aues.
RI THos. BOWLING. Aucs. ;esgrssto.s
ExEouroRs SALE OF A LAReE LOT or
o. HoEsERoLdpp EqREITuRE. &c &C.
1 Win sell at the Seminary Of the late niss Fog.
lish, on the corner Of Washinefon aud 0ay sss.,
Georsetevn al Of tAs HsusskoId Tsrnit1rs. con
q large lot exceilen' Feather Beds
holsters; Pillows. Bed clothing, Mattresses
Bedsteads, Bureas. Mfrrora- Wardrobes
Chairs, Tables LounFes, Clocks
2cssss and s Si..:.; Ss rss',s'
Ana great many articles not mentioned.
9. r. poUaHsRyy, vree.trir.
nos INTEL 1Hos. DOWNING, Aue;.
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IAABLiNe-Sunday morning Oficsrs Gle
ments and Gordon of the Eighth Prec;nc,
u. PIlseo and captured a squad OF five colored
inuislouals who Were violating the ordinance
1tanet Kamoilng. They were taken before
Justice Handy. and were fined "a on sach 60
Ieglsiering their names as Ned Middleton.
EDWARD Hall, Edward Chase Henry MIDDLE
ton, and VIM. Babcoek A'~o
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NAILIFFs sALE-By virtue of an order Of
- distrsin frsm Neble ID, Larner vs. J. W.
Brewer, fer rent due and IN arrears, have dis
situated on the corner Of 9th street west aud n
street Dor'h in the city Of Washington. D. q and
berety give netce that shall ofyer said rood ana
cbattels One Marble top Counter and Bar Room
Fixtures, 90 distrsinsd upon. to the highest bid
vember, 1896, ct 10 O'Clock a. m ON The premises.
~...,,.o n WV. KlRBY. Bsilif.
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TEMPERANCE MEKTING.--Yesterday the
NashinEtonian meeting was held at the North
eTn Market. where addresses were Delivered
oy Messrs. Flood. Findley, Golden, and HoI-
hnRshead, and a number OF persons took the
pledge.
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GRAND LARCESY.-Yesterday morning be-
tween and o'clock, officer Owens OF the
Seventh Ware, saw a negro named James
ray Tor, alias Albert Clark, emerging from the
TN shop of Michael Shnghrue, on 18th street,
between and ID south, carrying a lot OF tin
ware Oncer Owens arrested him and took
MIN TO the station house, and after trial he was
sent 10 jaIl for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

INTERFERING SERyICEs.-Last evening, a
tbe island Baptist Church, the rite Of baptism
Nss administered TO - candidates.. The church
was crowded 10 OVERLOOKING, and after the
s'Tmon by Rev. Mr.. Meador, the candidates
were baptized
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- BAPTIsMs:-iesterdaym morning Rev. John
Sth street wharf, twenty We coIored conxar
A few hours later Rev. A. Boldin. near IN.
same place, baptIsed thirty converts. Az The
sycamore, near the Monument, Elder Andsr
son, OF the 10Th street Colored Baptist Church
oaptised sixty five converts to his church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

INDECENT ExPosURE.-Saturday night Off,
GERS hardwood and Straub, OF the Third Ward
arrested John Jones and George Williams for
indecent exposure. The prisoners were fined
3 each by Justice Thompson. The frequency
OF such arrests argues favorably for the police
but very much against the deceRcy of the par
ties arrested. We are glad TO learn that fe w of
the parties arrested, within six months past
received their training in the District
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CARRHIhG HEAPoNs-Yesterday offcer
h -uskey arrested John Mcmahon for csrryin1
lheeatsd weapons, and took him 10 the sta.
IN house of the Eighth Precinct Justice
Snoy ordered McMahon % pay a fine OF 500
in default sent hlrn 10 the worknonss
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LOB SALE

LOB SAIL
200 CEDAR POSTS, '1 1ts
% the lowest market price. Sold IN iots TO sui
Gu st1wers Apply ct No. seq 7th street. BET. d
ana norm. &C H-lm
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pr aBEEs 3 wILLIAns, Ascti.ne.rs.
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue Of decree Of Orphans Court Of the Dis.
trfct OF Coiun bia, confrm by the Court of Chan
Gerry on 9th day OF July, 1850, will sell, on the
premises, the following described property, being
the property OF Dennis Dom, tdeceased,) on
THURSDAY, 18th day os November, 1866, at 2
O'Clock p. m, all those lots pieces and parcel Of
land situated In the comfy Of Washington, in the
District OF Columbia, being part of an original
tract known - :. White Haven,r and bonded as
follows, TO wit Be gipning for the ct the end
OF the second following line. run from q bound
stone mar he'd I, planted at the north end Of the
line, which divides the land Of Mrs John Baker
from the land Of the late Henry Foxall aud stand-
ing In the northwest corner Of said Foxsiis land
to wit North Is deg Is min west, four perches
croeefnR the new free road, leading to the Little
Falls Bridge; north 10 deg Is min. west, twelve
and 20 Zoe perches to stone No 1, now planted for
the beginning of the part hereby conveyed on the
east end OF the Ridge Road. thence TO include the
piece hereby TO be conveyed, ID north ~ deg IS
min east, eight and o. 100 perches. to another
stone, No; 2, thence north 10 deg. is min west
south 70 deg. IS min wet, eight and 81 100 per
ches, to stone Ne planted on the east line of the
aforesaid Ridge road, thence by and with the said
road tn straight line to the beginning co ntaiu.
Ing acre, being the same more or less, and i'm.
proved by twe-story Frame House.
depoeit Of 500 will be required at the time of
sale. All conveysncing and stamps ct the cost OF
the purchaser, Terms cash
JOHN ADAMS Guardian.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
noT-leW6Q1 AuctiOneers
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A SURE PILE CURK-Dr. 9ilbert's Pile in
suument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of a. Circu.
lars free Sold by druggists Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. Il Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadly way, New York q.
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TIDf-PHILIPS. On the 9Th instant, at St
Al.y sius' Church. by Rev Father Stonestreet,
JOhN b. TIDY, Jr:, of Baltimore city, 20 Miss
EmMA Il. PHILIPS. OF Washington. D. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

IMPROVED SHANRs.-Boots and Shoes, with
tmpToN ed shanks, for gentiemen's wear, made
TO order by John Strott- National Hotel, en-
rance on 9th street, and inside Hotel.
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pr THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georeetovn-

l will sell on WEDNESDAY, November IA. at
IL u, on the premises, three sdjoining tracts
OF La ND In Montgomery county, Nd. about one
mile above Cabin John Bridge, on the Potomsc
Aqneduct, and one mile of said works, being
about Ia hours drive from Georgetown
ton, well set in clover, timothy, &c. with the
exception Of the trent field, of about IS aeres
which the owner of these lands (MaJer Charles
Dodge had intended for corn The residence is
one OF the most complete in the county; lat floor,
two parfors dining room, and a sitting room,
chambers and bath room; attic flushed; . large
cellar used as winter kitchen; double perches tie
whole length or main house; an outer or summer
Kitchen smoke house, tool room, cisteru, and
ice house; st.bling near the house for horses,
and 40 foot shed for cows, &C.; large barn for
bearing. besidess young one ofapple and bearing
No. . contains JOG sores. about one. half soved
IN wheat, rye, and timothy, with q good set of
clover on the renal nder, except about 20 to
Dc erubbed mp in the winter; two comfortable
stone houses; 9 log tenement, with stone meat.
house end garden enclosed; o large corn house.
&C; new post and rail fence, enclosing sbout
NO, 5. about Ils acres; rs in cultivation: 50
in pine that will cut from 400 to 500 cords Of good
understandable wood, enclosed with about $50 pan
els post and rail fence on the road; the worm
fencng, &c. This tract is supposed 10 have gold
on 10, and adjoining the mines now being worked.
One of the finest building sites viii be found here
TO any one ofthese tracts will be sddsd, n de-
sired from 20 to 30 acres Of timber land Of primi
Terms: One third cash: balance in I and years.
with interest. THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
No. TIA Bridge street, Georgetown.
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CITY ITEMS.

our friends, Harvey A. Co.s, 80 Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue, between 9th and iUth stree l., some
OF the laI gest and latest oy sters we have ever
seen in this market; they state to US that they
were plan led ten years previous 10 the re oei-
lion. which has added won derful TO their sire
and flavor. They are receiving daily al IL o
favorite hrand's-Lynnhaven BAYS, Horn
Harl or. Milford Ravens, Tassmaker Greek :,
Terrapin Grabs, &c, which they will serve in
every style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

The METEORIC DISBURSEMENT cities
have already taken measures TO have the bells
rung when the expected free exh bItion of aPro-
lites commences this week, and we pres nme
that course Will be generally adopted. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and other cities
have made their arrangements, and Baltimore
New York. and others, have the matter under
consideration. If the affair comes off accord
ing to programme, and is half as grand and
awe-inspiring as the display OF 1893, 10 will be
an event W ich but few of the present genera
ton will be likely 10 witness again.
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RY J. o. McGUIRE . CO.. Auctioneer.
TRgsTlEs SALE oL oEE:sroRE FRAME

hobsi. WITH LOT, S o. SaTf rkk hshh
We shall sell on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
Hoyem Der 18th. at oiclock, on the premi ses Lot
b. In Square s46 fronting 90 feet south street
between 5th and 9Th streets east and 100
square feet. IL improved by one story Frame
House, new used as public school house
Terms cash. Convey ancing at purchasers cost,
JANIS ADGMs,I r
rs. WALSH, trustees.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE a CO.
no go Intel Auctionees
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SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.

SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.
The Subscriber is happy to inform his numerous
friends and customers that his stock OF
CABINET RORNITUkE 10
Is Full and Complete, embracing every
style and Quality, from the finest PAR ~
Lob SUITE down to the CHEAPEST
IL IL not necessary to particularize As our STOCK
contains every conceivable article to be found in
FIBST-CLASS HOUSE-FURNISHING E6TA n.
LISHMENT, and at prices that defy Competition
Please call and satisfy yourself before purchasing
ses-eo3m southeast corner oth and ID sts.
NEW BOOKS-Ths Great Rebellion, by John
~ Minor Bolts; Treasures from Milton q Prose:
An American Family in Germany, BY J Soss
Browne; Smith incl pia Latina, part ID: Austie
on EPidemics: Bed Letter Days. By Gail Hsmil.
ton: Battle Pieces, by Herman Melyille Kissine
the Bed, novel, BY Edmund Yates.
no9 FRANOk TAYLOR
u 8 T IN d 1919
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Ny CROWN, wALKfR & Co., AuctiOneer.

NALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AND
EtslNEss STAND on 10th street west bstWeeH
street and Virginia avenue on the Island AT
Auction.
We will sell on TUESDAY. November the 18th
at O'Clock IN. Oh the premises, Lot No 4, in
Square No Sl being the reside ice Il the late Jer-
emiah Pedlcord. TIE improvements consist of an
excellent we'll built twO-siory and attic frame
house, fronting q feet 10th street ne back
g. feet inches. Said house contains 9 eacellent
and well arranged rooms. with wide halls through
out, now under rent 10 an excellent tenant at $50
per mouth.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in 6,
II and is months, duly secured. All conyeyancing
at the cost OF the purchaser. Title coed sale
without reserve
nos ar CROWN WALKER co Aucts
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nj THE CACTUS CIGARS,
copyrighted for

are lor safe, wholesale ana retail by
W. 8. R00SE.
at willard s and National Hotels and at
W. Il. CHANDLEE'S
Cigar Store, under Ebbitt House, corner and
l4th streets
We call the special attention Of callers to these
CIGARS, as they are undoubtedly the finest in
quality and n axe ever produced in THIS COUNTRY
and are offered at q very small advance on cost
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FoR CASH,
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
NJ. ass. No. 4s6
CHOICE STOCK

NJ. $50. No. 4s6.
CHOICE STOCK
Now open for inspection, the HANDSOMEsT
ASSOBTM ever offered in Washington, en-
brscing-
PAPERHANGIEGS,
OF Foreign and Domestic Manufacture of the
best Fabrics, and LATEST STYLES, sppropr-
ate for Parlors. Halls. Dining Rooms, Chambsrs
and Libraries, embracing new, rch and uniuue
designs Of embroidered gilt patterns for drawing
rooms, with appropriate borders.
Also, q large and select stock Of medium ana
low priced papers
WINDOW SHADES
New and beautiful patterns, on buff. green and
the prevailing colers. Tan Lavender. and Stone
Grounds, with Gilt Borders. with and without
Centres. window Shades OF any required size,
sty lie, or color, m ade TO order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment In the District warranted
to he glded with gold leaf, and from the best man
ufscturers In the country-e embracing Walnut,
Frames, Convex Glass. &c. Persons having Pho
tographs taken are requested TO calf and examine
oHr assortment before purchasing frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In crimson scarlet, green, and blae coIors, from
size; also, Suk Cord and Tas.els, diferobpt SEA-
Special attention paid 10 this branch of our BUSH
ness.
WALNUT BRACKEfS,
SIDE AND CORNER WALNUT BRACKETS.
EASELs, &c,
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
Always In tore. On sale, few choice Paintings
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BALL-PLAYING ON THE SABBATH We have
several complaints of ball-play ing on the Sab
bath in different parts of the city. Rowdy bows
and young men congregate in gangs disturbing
" hole neigh bOThOods by their elamor and pro-
family. There is a law against such practices.
but II does not seem TO be enforced. The law
reads as follows:-sAnd be 10 enacted, that 10
shall not be lawful for any person or persons
10 play the game of football, or any other game
with ball, handy. or any game by which
ball, stone, OF other substance is struck or pro-
PEELED by a stick or cane, in any avenue, alley,
or street in the city of Washington, under n
penalty of not less than one dollar for each
and every Offense"
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THE CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY
UNION-On Saturday night, the Conservative
Armv and Navy Union held a special meet
ing at the National Union headq uarters. Col
James A. Teit in the chair and Capt G.. w
Rudyard secretary. The new bano of the as
sOciation, Capt. Ran leader and Mr. Spauin
director, was present and discoursed appro-
pirate music The revised constitution was
taken up and discussed, but before taking ac-
ton thereon its further consideration was post
pOEed. II was argued that no change was pro-
posed as 10 the political character OF the asso-
Grafton, but the care Of the soldiers and sailors
and their widows and orphans was provided
Tor in the new constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

CoRSs, Bunions, bad Nails, Vascular Ex.
cresences, Warts, Moles, &C, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
4A Penn. av.. between * and 6th streets. OF.
nee hours from 8 m to p. m, and TO sp.
m. No charge for consultation.
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BAlLIFF's sAbG
On TUESDAY MORNING.. Nov 18th. At 10
O'Clock, will be sole In front q W. l.. Wall & Co
AucuoI Hsnse, large lot Of
Furniture, Beds sc,
straw Mating
Bureaus Tables &c, &c
Said Goods and Chsttels setZed aud taken 10y or
Der OF oistrain from O. II. Ridenour for rent due
In arrears from J. III Ludeck TO said RidensGr
"A. BOSS, BsilIh.
BOZ w. l.. WALL Co. Aucts
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Than kful for the liberal patronage recei we'd the
attention OF the public is called to the sbo stock
as the most com plete in the D strict, large Dor
ton OF which b Is been Manufactured specially to
order; and, with the weekly sddi tions received
VIII make 10 eli times oh il ke Of in a we'll
regulated establshm emit Orders for Paperhang-
ing or Window Shades punctually and faithfully
executed in city or country. Any order not salts
factory filled, will be imme atey corrected. aud
satisisctiop guaranteed; and goods according to
Qualftyl sOfd ct g. low rates as they can be pur-
chased In the District Terms: Having to pay
cssh for goods and labor
TERMS POSITIVELY Cash, WITHOUT Ex
CEPTI0H.
Please remember the number 4e6, and the
TERMS CASH.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET,
S2Wffs - aboya Odd raIlowzi Hall