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AN EASY METHOD or SINKING Wy11s
among the subjects that engaged the attention
OF one OF our polytechnic associations at a re-
cent meeting. was that Of a simple method OF
slnHhg Wells- One OF the processes described
Is that of taking an ordinary iron warer
pipe. and driving IL bodily into the ground
until the lower end reaches the water veins A
pump - tnen attached to the upper end OF the
pipe. This method we apprehepd. is only
applicable to very favorable localities, where
tne earth Is quite penetrable. Otherwise more
naesinery viii be req uired to drive the nine
the earth 10 favorable, IL is said that such a
OF an hour. ~
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I UMBERi LUMBERll
100 900 feet Of Virginia Pine Joist frem % to 30
feet long
az. 0OU feet Eastern shore Virginia Pine Spruce
and HemlOck Joist from IL to ~ feet and different
sizes
ltOcO Cypress Shingles, (simmons Davis, No.
hearts
l04,MO Cypress Shingles, common brands and
saps
good assortment of4 4, Ga and White Pine,
prime select and seconds, seasoned
U1,OO ieet White Pine OUTLINES
lCO.CUO feet 4 Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring
25.tfI feet 4 4 and "a Carolina Flooring
Oak, Ash and Walnut Plank
Together With q general assortmen Mt Of all kinds
Of Lumber usually kept in q Lumber Yard All of
which we offer for sale a the lowest market price.
Jos q J. Il LIBBY.
Office, No. 81 Water street.
no I'm Georgetown, ID. O.
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10y M X. WALSH & 90, Auctioneers
- No. 2s5 Penns. ave, corner 10th street
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY
GOOpS, CLOTHING. PIECE GOODS, HO-
6lkRY, &C., AT ACTIONS OOO WORTH
OF THE ABOVE NAMED GOODS TO BE
SOLD THIS WEEK AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Fob CASH.
Coumepcing On TO MORROW morning at 10
O'Clock at our auction room. and will continue
every other morning and evening, time
until the stock j. dI posed of Weinvite atten-
ton OF Jobbers and houseke general TO this
sale. the stock ts well assorted, and wi y pos
itvely be closed ont with, regard to gold prices
de 3eO3t n X. WALSH co. Aucts.
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10y W. l.. WALL co., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OEiMP0yED REAL Es

TRUSTEES SALE OF lMPOVED REAL ES
TATE IN WASHINGTON D. q
By virtue of deed of trust, duly recsr fed in
LIUer N. No. 81, pages 258, &C. of the Land
Records of the Distri.t OF Colum Ria, We will ON
the 9Th day Of January, 1857, at O'Clock q. M 1,
pose for sale at public auction, the premi ses
certain Real Estate. being Lots No 10 and H. in
Samuel peakin 8 subdivision of Square numbered
one hundred and eighty three. in Warrington
city, II. with the buildings inns TO eme nts and
sppurtenances te the same belonging.
Terms One half each: balance in 8, IL and IS
mouths. to be secured by a deed of trust on the
premises. All onveyapcing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser; IL the terms of sale are
net complied with within five days after the SALE
9 resale will be had at the risk and cost of de-
fsulrng purchaser. Slo0 to be paid at the fall of
the hammer. WALTER cox.
OHAS NJ. MATHEWS,
Trustees of the Third Building Association, of
Georgetown.
dc eC&ds W.. WALL q co Aucts
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de eo&ds
RY GREEN 4 VILLA ms. Aucs,o.e.r,.

TRUSTEES SALE
ny virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date on the
seventh day 81 March. A. d. 1856, and duly re-
corded In L1ber NC No. -. folio $40, OF the
land records for Washington county in the Dis
trict Of Columbia will sell Of public aucti on in
'front.' OF the premises On THURSDAY, the 10Th
part OF Lot number thirty, iSO,) in Sluare mum.
per nine hundred nd tour 1894 j said part of lot
nsSihg 'front.' OF twenty five J2S) feet on the west
noe OF Eight street east, aud running back with
tnat width ghty seven 81 feet and three (sj in
chez to public alley. W. 50
Terms OF sale One third OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash and the balance In ak and twsiv
months, with interest, secured by deed Of tru st
upon the premises deposit Of $50 will be re.
quired oil the purchaser at the time OF sale All
chaser. 0 Sui
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Ave
gays IRON day Of sale the trustee reserves the ri
70 resel the premises at the risk and cost Of the
no B-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMs Anets
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DY KILBOURN LATTA.
ID REAL Estate BROKERS
Corner 7th and n

On THURSDAY, December Is. lsii, at clock
p. m. on the premises, We will sell, at suction,
Lots numbered 30. 81, and 20, Squire AZ, on Twen
~ first street. between II and I streets Bo. 20
being 25 feet front and I06K feet Deep 10 30 foot
paved alley LOIS numbered 81 and 50 being each
1879 feel front by 1861 feet deep to 80 foot paved
alley.
Also, Lot 20. Yin subdivision Of Lot. II and -,
Square numbered l0f. on Twenty first street be.
tween III and streets. being Is feet frsnt aud IOI
feet deep Improved nv two frame houses
Terms One half cash; balance in six and tweI We
months Fifty dollars to he paid down on each
lot at time of sale.
KILBOURN LATTA
Real Esta'e Brokers,
de7-6t GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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CRIMINAL CASES IN PRINCE CEoRGgs
cot MY, MD-Ihe Circuit Court of Prince
Georges county adjourned on Saturday eve
Mug last, having disposed of a number OF civil
arc criminal cases The following prisoners
Were trIed- convicted and sentenc ed:-Charles
Meicalf and Thomas Campbell. two white
men, who seemed 10 be not over % wears OF
age, were found guilty of robbipg Mr. Jones
al Laurel Factory; sentenced TO penitentiary
ior 81 years. Negroes, Mary Jane Stewart
let her pride for finery tempt her to appropriate
part OF her mistress's wardrobe She WAS
sentenced TO the peniteDtiary for 2H years
Francis Dixon, negro. was found guilty Of lar
eeny ano sentenced 10 OK years. VIM. Henry
and Nathan Brown, negroes, both found guilty
OF larceny and sent for OK years. Benedict
Arnold. negro, guilty Of larceny, TX years.
Nm. Johnson negro, guilty of larceny, 2X
years.-Hdribor0Ugh Gazette
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RY JAS. o. Hc0UiRE co., Aaeaoaeer..


RI W. -. VAIL w. AuSuoseSfs,
AssIGNKES SALE OF THE STOON, FIX.
TURKS. BUILDING, LEASE. &C, OF A
street west. between and 81 streets north, at
Public Auction.
By virtue of . deed OF assignment. duly record
eds sealI ex poe for sale. at public auction ON
the 18th day Of December; 1866. at 10 O'Clock a. m
the premises, the Stock, Fixtures, BuiIning
Lesse, &c, of n provision store, on 10th street
west, between 6 and street north in the city ~
w ashiDgton. The stock and Fixtures consist
Of
Platform and Counter ecales
frooms, Wa hboards. Measures
Canned Fruits. Vegetables
Tables, Ice box Saws X hives. &C.,
And many articles not mentioned.
Terms cash.
RICH'D A. EDMONsTON, Assignee
de leo W. l. WALL CO.. Auct.
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FATAL APFRAY IN CHURCH. The Gin
clnati Ciazetie states that on Monday evening
last dss peTate ARRAY took place IN the color
ed pee pies Church in Hamilton, o in which
one man was killed and several others injured
In" cOlored people had gathered for the pur
pose OF holding "A festival for the benefit OF the
minister III charge, and eyerying passed OF
gu le'iy until about ten O'Clock, when a crowd
OF crUEzen TowdIes, all colored, pushed the
ooorkeeper aside, entered the room With cigars
In their mouths, evidently intending 10 break
up tie meeting. They refused TO pay for their
admission az the door when reque 10 do so:
stood upon the pews, hIssed the Speakers and
10 add 20 the confusion, turned over the stove,
thereby threatening the building with fire
Indignant atsuch proceedings, n number of
thr more resolute memhers undertook to eject
the m fem the premises. a hight followed, in
winch me leader OF the gang. Sam. Cooper
was fatally stabbed in the side They heat
disofCerly Retreat out not betore they had Sc
rIously injured several who were deten ding
their law nights Much excitement pre- vailed
on w" ioIioWfng DAY. The coroner was hold
ing an inquest while = mum Der on both sides
nave been arrested and lodged in Jail.
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DY W. b. LEWIS & CO, AuctIoneers
u No. 307 Psnnsy Ivania avenue.

LARGE PAwNBROKEBs ALEOF 1000 LOTS
OF UkRkUEENEU PLEDGES. BY order of p
BOYEk Pawnbroker. No 53A 18th street
MONDAY and TUESDAY next, December 10Th
and 18th. al the Auction Store. shall sell. 2ODl
lots, embracing the best selection of Ladies'
Clothing OF every description. Also. Men and
Bey b Over Sack npd Frock O,ats, Pants, Vests
DC Also. Gold al Silver Watches. Jewelry, Mu-
steal Ipstruments sGuns Pistols, Quilts, Blankets
&c With all kipd Of Goods usual ~ anch saIes
p BOYER, Paynbroker. No. 534 Itth st.
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ID IOHMOND, TREDERIOKsBUR0 AND 20
H TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsunday p, m. excspted.D

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond
. We AND TIE s south y, via the PSsS%ss
Mashfngto. 70 Aqua Greek snds
Richmond, fredertcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich.
mond O. conaectinG there with trains the Rich.
pond and Petersbure and Richmond and Dsnvills
ksissS. arsen.Soro'. ssisSsry, bhsrios snd
Steamers Keypors and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday Porning eIoep tedJ At
80 .. m. and = m. and arrive In Richmond 81
J. As D. m, and 50 n.
THROU0H TO RIOA MoND IN sIvEN HOURS
any other kouto.
Be sure and get Through Tickets Via Asuia
Ureek and 6redertchso urs, 70 Nohmond, at the
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage oheoksd
through. = gr1ll =. 70 20 ftI- : tHE7
0mnibusses and Baggage wagons win b in
readiness to convey psssenesD and. baggage b.
twsen depots In Richmond. 30 : : =.
Passengers by this line 80 By daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have IN Opportunity Of Waiting
several battle fields near Tredsrickssurg b. steS'
BIeakfas and sup on board Of sssens!.
@. T. hArTINGLY, Ticket Agent Ts,ssnssoa.
~ Sly General Pasasnasr Agent.
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R1 w. u. WALL CO, Aucti0neerS.
On THURSDAY. the 18th December, 1856 I shah
sell. ct W L. Wall q 90 . Bazaar one epotted
". or n. McChssney, to cover freigt and other
This sale il worthy the attention Of those who
may want nice pony for Q lady or boy
0EORGE 8. KOONTZ,
Agent, Il Il o. b b. Co.,
de g ct ". L. WALL 4 90 Aucts
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The Inventor sn aaopp aiiS,,as Il w,srpA1
LATE TEETH, attends personally at
us once In thi: city. Many persons can bvYQQ3
these. o
Persons calling at my Office can be acconmoda-
yea Win any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sIe, put 20 these Who are particular, and wish the
will be more fully warranted
Rooms 10 this cffy-No 33s Penu'a avenue. be-
Philadelphia. oc DO ly =
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"AsHIN9TON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
In The Circuit Court of this county, Judge
Thomas presiding. yesterday, the case Of tue
Alexandra ana Washington Railroad Compa-
ny VS.. the Washin gtoR, AlexandriaandG George
town Railroad Company, Joseph Stewart,
ct al, came up on the demurrer Of defendants
10 bill OF compliments, and was argued oy ] /.
j. Brent and A. b. Magruder for the defence,
and Geo w. Brent for the compliments, aud
after hearing the arguments the Court over
ruled the demurrer. and the case now stands
ready for hearing This Is case instituted
some time in the Spring OF this year, and is
another OF those cases in which possession of
that seemingly much 70 coveted Railroad
between this city and Washington Is sought.
There has been at this term of the Court a case
strongly contested, in which the defendants in
this SUIT were complalnai Is, TO annul a con-
tract with Messrs. Stevens and Phelps, but the
decision of the Court has not yet been rendered
The Alexandria ana Washington Railroad
Company alleee in their bill Of complaint tina,
there was fraud IN the sale and transfer of SAID
road by j. Il. Stewart, trustee. and by Alexan-
der Hay, who became the purchaser ~ that
sale, and ask the Court TO set IL aside and de-
clare d a nulhty- On the everything OF the
demurrer the defendants moved the court for
n continuance until the next term, which mo-
ton Will be argued to-day.-AierdHdria Gazette
6h.
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y NEEDHAMS PARLOR ORGANS.


~ REEDRAMS PARLOR ORGANS.
All will md It greatly to their intersst-
70 1anipe these superb Instruments be.f7T7
'O oDHy .s.neS at sn' GESRds L. WILD
18th street between Penn a avenue and e street
AM
H.,
4 COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOMEH
" Lr1Na.1 hsaasYLun ASYLUM, 49,
Fourteenth street sire 10 , CORNER of street,
This Institution has oeen established for the "a.
a Ss
such females ss may require the comforts Of the
The building IS situated in the most healthy Der.
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own
Term: Of sdn sson FOE % e sIo psr week
in accordssce with the room REQUIRED. payable in
ical and Surgical sttsndance.
g - s ssss&SAsE ~ ssEE!hsEE'' |
s ,sf ';s
JOS K. BAkNKs, N. D., Surgeon General.
0 %Ss Sj SIIEf.% IT D, e.o.s..awn. :.
askssrT sss Y %.ssG,ss0s
M GRfr 29HE TYfEp NJ i =, Washington:
0na 11ON n, m. d., 9eOHRetOwp,
II. HOWARD, n. D., street.
Orders for admission to the tree beds in this hos
Htai, toi which there are 30 J can be obtained OF
the surgeon in chief at this once. 81 street. or
Of any OF the Medical stat, and of the Revs. Drs
HAL 0uriey. 0illette and Ooombs. - U" 7
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
vii apply 10 the Surgeon General, United States
Patients living at distance whs desire to Dome
TO this Institution for treatment private
rooms by applying by letter 70 the mstron Of the
hospi .s r-.r A. D. GILLETTE, D.,
an G-eoVI President.
NIW B0OKA-4arcyh Thirty Years Of Army
IN Life on the Border, fliustrsfed ANIMAL nv
eleIedia for 1855. Goodwin Smiths Leceus a IN
the eeudy Of History. Summer Rest. BY Gall Ham
uton: The Emsrs!d. edited By Epes SARGENT
hsrSssnofns on Cholera. p.n,u ..v
WE HAv1 CoNNEorED With our Ware
where PIAN9s and other HUsiGXI IN @A
eTRUM!NT6 are thoroughly repaired atsII NV
reasonable terms The Pianoforte Tuners in our
employ are from the Mandatory Of etslnway 8
-, We. AETzERorT = Co.,,
ooS 31S Penn . avenue.
THE CROCHET OOLLAR BOOB: MA
Il eaype5 Knitted Lace Collar Book; The IsRic
AnitstSg Heek; 1rs. 0augeint Knit shawl and
fSs r. M ~ S3eSss.aH orocsst nsS 90
sssi.n kssps sSd Ssine BOOK III tn Via Ar
knistins Book; m. 0ony 2 Az 81 DresslslinS.
nIARlDe FOB 1s6T.-A laree oSoorf1e1e AZ
~ oIARI1e. for les7, for sele q IeS price. ~
no y So u IA 1BABoK TAYLOR.
~. 80 e'-sFf .tat y u. = I-7Tf
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DENTISTRY.

LIZ LEWIE. DENTIST, has RIMovKD from
49,. ~ 10 Soo Penn. avenue, ten doon~
TssIh E1tSased W,ikoxt Paia. Ali Der, 110
sons s. havng Teeth 70 extract would advise them
70 coll a. DR. LIVES once, and have them
s s.f ont Teeth inserted on Rubber, Gold and
snye Tessh In srdsE that Al persons should
be convinced Of the fact call and see for you
selves, Also, call and see the new and improved
No 260 Psnn's svenue, between 18th and 18th
ie 2-tf 0R LEWIH M n Dent,..
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~ GREEM Z WILLIAMs, Auctioneer,.

ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotiousers.
PAwNBRoK ERs SALE OF GOLD AND s1L.
CHAINS, INsTRSMENTs, GUNS. PIsTULLs1
LANES, AND GENTLEMENv WEARING
~ " hvERH DHSCRIPrION, AT
On MONDAY, the loth instant. at 10 O'Clock a.
m. shall sell, at Green B Williams Auction
Eoons, corner Of eth and u streets. No 'a26. a
large collection Of the above named Goods, which
invite the attention Of buyers to the above sale.
B. BuRNsTEINE. psvnbroksr.
de6-d Intel GREEN q VILLA Ms, Aucts
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BOSTON NESS MACK EREL.

finest quality Of
and which rarely find their way to this market,
being used mostly for home consum ption. . As they
have been trimmed Of every psrt but the most
palAtable, the kits contain very much more than
the quantity usually packed:
Corner llth and streets. under
de l.6 Rbbi IT House
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THE EVENING STAR.

OurRAeEs pPoN FrEsomES- Bnrhs
John StOIcop, and n com panion by the nam. Of
Trunne'. snort time since, in the nelghsor-
hood OF ihe Chain Bridge, made a wanton
attack upon two InoHens,ve colorsi men by
the name OF Alhen Gunnel and Bick Ornich,
whom they beat IN a most IN tnerciful MAJ ner,
and then made their escape. A representation
OF the affair was made to Justice George n.
walters, of that county, who Issued a warrant
Tor their arrest and placed. IL IN the haads Of
CONSTABLE Thomas, of Fairfax Court HOUSE,
but, as yet, for some cause or other. we learn,
TO this date u has n OF been served
A short time previous to the above occur
renee the same parfiee, IL is eaid, with others,
who are named respectively Edward Reade,
Jas. Faulkner, Mott Ball, Tip Nelson, ]. Nell
son. and some others on thar kidney, annoyed,
ots tur bed, and attempted TO break mp the reli-
gious meetings held by the freed people in the
house Of Robert Gunnel, in Langley. The
eolored pupils. while going from night school
near Great Falls, a short time since, were
attacked. and one by the name OF Geo. Lewis
severely injured. Tn the 26th of November the
school house near Frying Pm Church was
burned, having been apparently fired by piiing
burning brush against the door. Also about
the middle of October, the school house near
Lewinsville, WAS broken into, the windows
smashed, seats demolished. and other serious
damsge done. Wherever these outrages are
psrpetratsd, efforts are made by a IL W of the
just minded TO identify the authors, and call
the attention of the authorities thereto, but the
results are seldom favorable 10 the freedmen
Alexandria Journal 9Th.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GROWN, wALKEs . 90, AoctiOn,el

RY CROWN, WALKER q o., Auctioneers.
HORSES. MULES, I TI,goSs AND oARrs AT
AZ our ,zsar, q. Iath street, near the Oenai TO
MORROW MORNING. at 10 o clock; sod aIso .
pair Of excellent impo,tsd PONIEe, from Paris
IT, CROWN, WALKER co .Auc's. .
ny GRKEN VILLA Ms, Auctioueers :
LARGE STOCK or NV CARPETS, OIL
At P6Rti o. A SHHSH HAND FURNITURE
On sAIuhpAI: the sth instant, a. 10 'eloch q
m We shan SELF. ct our auction rooms, NJ the cor
Iol. o. s.s Ingram earp.i: " .
f %f' e I. Ssis'S q! 6i Hss .
pieces Floor
Black Walnut Sofas. Chsirs
Tables. Bedste.ds. Bureaus
Washstsnds. Wardrobss
Bookcase, alb Of good quality
Zine lot OF Hair ard etf Or Mattresses 20 .
Fire lot Of Feathers, Bsds, Pillovs AM Boosters
And large ass ortmept OF Painted Furniture, &c.
It GREEN Z WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY JAS. o. MCGUIRE . co., A1caoaeers-
SALE IN FRONT OF rHE AUCTION ROOMS
SATURDAY MORNIN0 DrO =.
We will sell. TO MORROW MORNING, com
mspcfns at 10 O'Clock, in front Of the Aaction
walnut Bedsteads
" Walnut w ashstand Tables
Cane and Woed Seat Chairs
Hair and HusS MssusAses
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows
Chamber aud Cook Stoves .
CarDets
2sdezen Brooms
Is dozen Broom Whisps
Together with the usual assor .rnent Of II ouse-
b. ID Effects.
1t 10 Mcguire l. co., Aucss. .
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RAILROAD LINES.

1866 p,sssrLv stH aour. 1867
&M 60 s2ss
TO THE sosrHwtsT,L SOUTH, AND SOUTH
wINrER SCHEDULE. ,-
ws:s!ss''n.: = s.Ar Baltimore. az y :. M m:
,'s P.. Z n
:s:: ss 4ss sss;.s si: .s g
Two Dsis Trains to the y Wet,
JhEGssh from Bsl.,no.. to RoGHEsrER and
P.:s1ss1: 81 ssis route Ga from Baltimore have
bseSTs :ss Of TisIs n changes in
e.: :n2 +
Ps.:ene.rs ptoeaiins tiessts :. thi. Office can =,
" IS. WILKINS s.. s,ssss ssiDS 3. o.
I'D; g; YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent. $3.50.
WILMINGTON, ALExANORIA AND
GEORGETOWN kAlLROAD.
&Al 81 &c
TINE TABLE.
On and sas, So,.. y, 1885, and
tween wsshnssOn aud Ais1sndri. a. foIIors on De-
LEAyk WAshiNGToN LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
LOCAL at; e:I5 A.. n. sts;, Local at Is A. n
Through Nail SIS Local cor King
Local st-.-..-. % and Henry. 500
. 9U Local At. 500 T"
..A.. 1W r. ~. --......-.l0e0
:. .--.-.. ~ --.-..-.. 500 p. n.
SO Through Mail. corner Of
.---....ll.1 bukeS Henry 500 P NJ.
Loceloor. King
and Henry 100 q.
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAvE WASHING TON LEAVE AIrTsxnRr.
from Nd avenue depot. From cor Duke Henry
through Mail g N. SITS, Local at 445 A. NJ
Local st.-6:O p N. Through Mail 90 p M
U. a. STEVENS. General Superiptendeut
no 10 W. PHELPS General Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-07
no l52aw3w GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct
UY 0REINsk WILLIAMS, Auctisnesrs.
DC eod tlntm ,WAFJ Auctionee
RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE of A FINE ASSORT
MINT OF DnTOh FLOWER ROOTS, con
sistinG of double and single Hyacinths Mar
crisses Tulips, Jonquils, Iris, Orocus early
Auction
On FRIDAY. the eth instant, at I. clock o. m
We sh all cell at auction rooms, four cases OF
Roots all free h and fine.
We invite the attention of florists and others to
the above sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-07

NJCTOR BECKER,
Y PIANO TUNER AND REGULAT0R,-
EsTABLIsHkD IN 1855. 49,
ORDERS NOW REcErVEDAr
DEMPSEY U'T0ULE 5. Engrayers And Sta.
TONER, &c, 326 Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th sts
4. G. REICHENBAOH's Piano Rooms
49s llth street, near Pa. avenue
Special Notice from Wn. Kaabs u Co, Baltimore
Mr.. Becker has tuned Pianos for Us at our w are
rooms, and We take pleas In stating that We be-
ieve him to be competent tuner. no Il Sun
COAL woopl ooAI' woopu
Nut Ooai:...-..... Sf2
Baltimore Company White. Ash. $50
lykens Valley Red Ash ....................... SIS
shamoken Bed Ash -.......--;. ..-..-....-.-. SIS
Spruce Pine Wood per cord................ 7O0
Oak Wood, best quality -...--.....--...... 500
Sawed and SPLIT Pine 600
Do. Oak -..... .-....... 10 %
Order left at Hall Humes, 0rocers. No. 30
Merhe ct Space, Louisiana avenue. between 7th and
sth streets. will be promptly attended to. Office
and Yard 7th st., bet. and !, Island