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4lkATE OF AN l4,sfIlsENT. RAB3T M
Tax IS. - On Thursday Last, she mortal.
Temains of the Rev. DE- Steiner fha
learned pfofound and acc ompIi Iished
Rabbi, Of the Hebrew Congregation
.of Houston, were followed to the
grave by large coRtege of mourners.
DR., Steiner was o mafisof GREAT mo-.
;fundity as @ historian and linguist.
besides being an accomplished musi,
cian and painter. ;.e 4tyl,. a,
+ An attempt was RECENTLY made In
assassinate Hon. BENZ. f. Porter. of
Greeneyille, Tenn. He was shot at
through the window of his Office. tI-a
ball passing near his head. No clue
has been obtained to the assassin.
MIR. Porter is, we believe, a brother
OF Hon. W.aD. Porter of this State.
Wild pigeons by the wagon load
are brought into Little Rock for sale.
They bring fifty cents dozen. The
Gazette saws that ''.~~o Two gentlemen re-
siding below the city, killed 1000
pigeons with their shot guns, on Mon
day morning last, on the Keats bar,
tweve miles below town"
Congressman who have recently
visited Washington are generally Of
the opinion that the Sumner negro
suffrage bill will be smothered in
caucus, and that a constitutional
amendment, guaranteeing universal
suffrage, will be proposed.
The Tennessee Legislature has
enacted a law making it O crime for
common carriers to make any dis
tlnction on account of race or color
among their passengers.
$500 naturalizations have taken
place recently in New York city,
under the auspices of the Demo
cratic Committee, and 500 under
those of the Republican Committee.
1t is q fact which people don't all
know, that over 40, 900, 600 gallons of
sorghum syrup are made in this
country annually.
The cost of the original Capitol at
Washington city was 81, 400, 200. The
additions. now nearly completed, will
cost $12, 100000.
India is running the United States
out of the cotton market. 100000
bales are at present on the way to
Liverpool.
There have been no deaths of high
commissioned officers in the British
army since March, and all the cap
tains and colonies are grumbling.
The Columbus (Miss.) hder says
that Admiral Semmes is going to
lecture there on the alabama.
A reason given for George Peabody
being so wealthy, is that he never
had wife.
Philadelphia is making arrange
ments for park like Central Park,
in New York city.
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Wolfe's schiedam Schnnpps corrects
the change of water
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eehane &26s s7Sas, 900 SkinE Sd q
grand total ,os $IO8. .6O7,, 600. -

cehane e0siS, ~ %, 600 king a
grand total OF sos, ,607,, 1000. I
AueUsrk. ca !. Novamber 81 From
returns received 81 ,headq qnafters, ib is
estimated, that g1O5, COO votes were
cast on The question of Conyef1tion
out of 1s6, goo registered. The, ola.
;cial count can only show the majority
inf favoriof Convention. Opposition
candidates only have been nominated
in the Northern part, of the State,
where the whites are largely in the
majority. In the other portions of
the State, the conservatives took no
part In the contest. The candidates
tavor1ng Convention have been elect
ed by large maiorities. M '..N
MoBnE, November 4.--There were
ten interments from yellow fever, for
the past two days. n.
New ORLEANS, November 4.-In-
terments from yellow fever day, II.
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State South Observation-Disclosures Dist

By Jacob Bel, Ordinary Of said District.
WHEREAS Richard Flanagan hath ap-
wv piled to mo for letters of administra-
tion on all and singular tho goods, chattels.
rights and credits OF John Tanning, late OF
the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad1no-
nlsh all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased to he and
appear before me, at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District. to bo holden at
Columbia on Friday, the fifteenth day
OF November inst, at ten o'clock a. m, to
show cause, fany, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Glyen under my hand and seal of the
Court, this first day Of November, in
hundred and sixty-seven, and in the nine.
ty-second year Of American independ-
ence. JACOB BELL,
Nov tu2 Ordinary Richland Dist.
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$40 REWARD.

81 'HSU REWARD. e
~ STRAYED or stolen. from the
snbscriber, q BLACK HORSE
f1a>SAz&Gs MULE, four yeare old last spring.
Marks-a white stripe on the back, caused
BY the Buggy Saddle; ragged Name and
full bushy Tail: II stolen, has probably
been trimmed by the thief. Has never
been shod. Answers to the name Of Jack.
Oct SO 9 JAMES PECKHAM. 2
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MARRIED.

at the Calvary Baptist Church, on We'd
nesday, evening, 30th October, by the Rev.
Samuel Johnson, GREEN SMITH to WIN
NILE MITCHELL, all of this city.
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Qabie DcSpa atohes.

IioNDoNs Saturday, & November 2. -
A farewell dinner has been given to
Dickens, Syss '4,'f%}sS \. =,
+ It is rumored that the United
&tates have bought the Danish West
Indian Islands for $14, 600. 900 in
gold. u ~. ls ,tfS,s- - .
LONDON; November 4--3 p. M
The vote of the towns IN the pro-
vinees of Rome, are unanimous for
Italy. It is now reported that Napo-
leon requires Victor Emanuel, To az.
pei Garibaldi. If that,is done, Napo-
leon viii retire. Q i, b ,.ss + ~
Z: FLORENCE, Saturday, November o.
Midnight.--Ga Garibnldi is still at Mon
te Rotondo. entrenched, and refuses
to disarm, unless the italian Cabinet
is.s changed. The King of italy de-
clines Napoleon's prop osition to allow
the Roman question to be settled by
vote of the Romano. ..,,.., -,
BERLIN, November 4.-Count Won
Bismarck says officially, to-day, that
the Government Of Prussia is at pre-
sent neutral on the Roman question.
The proposition to settle the qIes-
ton by the popular will of Romans
was not Napoleon's, but the sponta-
neo1s suggestion of Italy, Prussia
and France. 9 2 - -,
PARIS, November 4. The Monite,l,.
says Monsieur sent note to the
French Legation at Florence, saying
the italian advance was in violation
OF law and the treaty, and Napoleon
will not approve It, and asks an
explanation of Italy. Only two
French regiments are in Rome.
Troops are continually leaving Tou-
lon. The Papal forces will assume
the offensive Immediately.
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Gen. Lee and his Lieutenants.

NNHEIR Early Lives, Public Services and
Il Campaigns, with over thirty fine Por-
traits, by author Of "'The Lost Cause"
Napoleon and Queen Louisa, of Prussia;
oy Muhlbach; Price $3.50 and s2.00.
Inez, a Tale of Texas; by author OF st.
Elmo. Price SITS.
Early and Late Papers, by Thackeray.
Handbook of Practical Cookery, for
Ladies and Professional Cooks; by Prof.
Diary of Refugee, by Lady of Virgil
mia, DC. For sale at McCarter's Bookstore,
Oct rs r. L. BRYAN
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Wolfe'H Schiednm Schnapps are good
Tor all kidney and bladder complaints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, &2d Penn. av. he
tween ~ and 9Th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, DC. Once hours from a m. to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

A SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile In.
strument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circu.
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. Il. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York g.
PENNIES can be had In auy quantities at the
Star ON ce counter
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CITY ITEMS.

FEAHCm FRANCM FRANCE sells Gents
Furnishing GODS al prices TO suit everybody
Gray's Paper Collars 25 cents per box heavy
Government Drawers, so cents each; other
goods cheap in proportion. 49i 9TH street, 3D.
door above Odd Fellows Hall.
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DIED.

WOOD. Suddenly, on the 14th inst, DR. C. G.
Of his age. 800
His funeral will take place on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock, from the residence OF his
father in Law, James Dull, 24S y street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

L oFFER spIenuId stock OF fine IL karat
Gold End Silver American Watches. Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, ~ per cent be 10 w
cost, to close business
/. ALEXANDER, 2iO Penna avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

THE POLICE REPoRTs.-This morning the
lieutenants of police reported 3S arrests in the
District. The fines in the corporation cases
amounted TO S92 AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

TEA SPOONS, Francon,as Tea and Table
spoons. Forks, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells,
Double Plate, received this morning, At Prigg's
One Dollar Jeweiry Store, No ass Pennsyiya-
MIA avenue, near Y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

THE USUAL JANUARY marking down pro-
cess has been completed at Henning's One
Price Clothing Store, on the corner of seventh
street and Maryland avenue. All prices
marked in plain figures at the lowest market
rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

The Snow LAY.-Yesterday the police dis
posed of seventeen snow law cases in this city.
The fines ranged from 81 to SIS, and amounted
to So So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

FINE avenue INPRovEMESr.-MrT r. M
Harvey, the we'll oyster dealer, who
recently purchased the property on the sou tn :
east corner OF Pennsylvania aven ne and IIth
street, known a. the Skirving property, for the
large sum OF s3S.OOo, intends fitting IL up on
an extensive scsle for the purposes OF his bust
ness Mr.. Scorles, the architect, has prepared
The plans. The building will have an iron
front and will be 25 feet front by I25 feet Deep
with three stories and q cellar. The cellar will
0e fitted mp as Wholesale Oyster Depot the
nrst story as a Gentlemen Dining Saloon /:
the second story for Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Dining Saloon and the third story will
De used for putting up preserves, pickles,
catsups, sauces, &e., on large scale. Some
OF our leading mechanics have been engaged
70 do the work, and the impro vemeut will IN.
doubtly be very handsome one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

NEGLECTED LICENSE kaiser, ba ker,
was arrested yesterday by officer Westtieid.
for keeping a store without license. Justice
Walter fined him $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

SELLING LIQUOR Observation-Disclosures
Bauman was arrested yesterday by officer
Clements, for selling liquor without license
She was fined $50 by Justice Handy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

For CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 42i Pennsy lvania avenue, between
~ "a d 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16

The GROVES SHOOTING CASE DISMISSED
Last night, a large company of young men
IIlenos OF Inc parties, assembled at the Fourth
ward statiop-house TO hear the evidence IN the
case Of Joseph Patch, charged with assault and
oattery with intent 10 kill David Groves the
day previous.
Mr.. Phillips, counsel for the defence. moved
Tor the dismissal Of the case agains 81 his client
upon the ground that the prosecution had no
other evidence than that offered at the hearing
at O'Clock a m.
Justice Tucker remarked that before he
would consider the motion for dismissal, he
would like the counsel TO read the afiidayit of
the " sounded man, taken at his residence YES
teroay afternoon, and which was all ths evi.
denee which had been yet offered In the
case.
Mr. Phillips then read alosd the fol,ow,no
statement Of Groves al wa at the houss OF
Mrs. Patch, on q street north, between North
Capitol and 1st streets, yesterday, the Isth
instant, about ~ O'Clock m. Two or three men
entered the room L don't know who they
Were. They came in suddenly, and without
saying word shot me. 7 thought IL was her
(Mrs- Patch's) brother, Order, who fired
until was told otherwise. was sitting down
oy the stove. Mrs. Patch was sitting on the
opposite side OF the room. There had been no
qu9 rel. No words at any previous time 7
hao oeen raised with Mrs Patch from child
hood, as brother and sister, and there was NO
Sanse Tor jealousy. Mrs. Patch met me last
h.. 1ay night, and invited me 70 come there
nae DeSn tnsre once or twice before"
Tne justice as ked IL there was any other svi
cehse ioI ths prosecution. Mr.. Phillips intro
0uCed mHs. uroyes. the mother OF the com
Piainan', wno saio mere was no other evidence
10 oHer. Mr.. fhiiiips then renewed his motion
Tor dismissal; and the justice remarked ina,
as there was no evidence ali 70 i'm r,lica 70 a.
prisoner, he would be Obliged TO dismi.s tn
ease. The evidence AZ the mornings examiaa
ton amounted 10 nothing, II being only what
the father Of young Groves said had been
told him. go .
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q b o y = b 1 Z 3.
HALL q PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

tkntrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers In fine FAMILY GROCERIES,, TEAS,
WINES, IMPoRTED LUxURIIs, &C., &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends end the
public that they have Just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store. where cen DO obtained any article usu-
ally kept in . first class Grocery. Without At
tempting to enumeraie our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock. We cordially invite the public to
examine our store and stock. believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor us with their patronage.
We call espscisl attention to our assortment Of
TEAS and COPIES, which have been selected
with great care for purify. Dealers viii find
npe assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit. ...r ... 4
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
ian 9-3m
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RYw. b. LEWIS 90, AestiOnssrs.
THRHE FRAME ROusls FOE SALE AT
yRIpAY, Jan. lssh, q Uo'c,oct. on the prem.
ises we shall cell the three House,. Ne. $40 II
street and New ro.k avenue, No. %0e New York
avenue. end house 10 rear Of lot.
ia iS.st WM. LEWIS 90. Auets,
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y THOMAs,. PINE fREi TAI TRoCHEs.
Agent. kIDWEhL q son. and sold & iii
u AND fURNIsHiHG GOODS.
Our stock embraces Q large variety OF the finest
and beet quality of ovERCOATS, DRESS SUITS,
and BUsIH EsS SUITS, ever offered in this city,
which We are closing out ct less than Now York
prices. An opportunity 10 now offered eur Gus.
toners to supply themselves at the lowest rates.
wA iIlLs sSf Inn.IIslS 4 Co.;
SHILLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
A.. T0wsH1ND Co, jewelers.,
$40 7th st.. between and 4.
oser our beautiful assortment Of Jewelry and
t.ed . e what represented. Whist Closing out out
our patrons Who wish to purchase Watches the
opportunity OF buying them at v wholesale rates.
PRICE LIST OF wATOHEs.
Silver hunting case, anchsr movements, jewel
ss sa Ss g.
P% ssss Esfis. . sn;on sSas
pietos, Tracey Co., chronometer VAL, sse. gold.
ARTICLES TO BE RAFPLRD.
Ladies' Cabinet and Chair. papier msche. In
isid With pearl; hi.t cost. Ssy In geld Ladies'
mounted With solid Sterling silver nrst cost, 100
sss.: g e Es;a fSr ~: &C.,
ia lo-lm+ Odd Fellow Hall.
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ATTEMPT AT RoBBBRY,-Hast Monday eve
ming. betweene ASA 7o'cl6ck, Two colored men
entered the store of Mr. McNaiIy, corner of
f1tn street west and N street. orth. and asked
TOT candy. Mr.. McNaliy tnrned te get what
was asked for. when one OF the men struck
him on the head with large stone, and stunned
him for an instant The other fellow went to
work TO get the money drawer from under the
counter. Mr.. McN recovered for an instant,
and struck one Of the men with q wei&ht,
which caused them 20 run AWAY without get
ting what they wantrd. The perpetrators are
unknown. Mr. Mem was seriously hupt and
has since been unable 70 attend TO business
regularly.
TH8 CONSERVATIVES ARMY AND NAVY
UkiOH-The regular meeting Of this associa-
ton was held at Temperance Hail last even
ing. Capt. Young In the chair. and Capt Rud-
yard, secretary. The Committee appointed to
wait upon the Soldiers and Sailors Union.
for the purpose of securing concert of action
in presenting to Congress q memorial for amors
Justequalization Of bountes. reporte tn At they
attended q meeting OF that Organization on
Monday evening, and that they were refused
respectful hearing in the matter. The com
mittee were instructed to print the memorial
FOR signatures, for presentation to Congress.
ORPHANS CouRr. Judge PurceU.-.Yester-
day the.wi II OF Prather Lee was admitted TO
probate, and letters Of administration, with the
will annexed, were granted 10 Elizabeth Lee
(bond SeO0.D George Brown was appointed
guardian to the orphans of Wn. Brown, de-
ceased (bond $SOO:) and Lawrence Scott to the
orphans Of VIM. Scott; fbond SiOO)
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OeT-This morning. between IL and IL O'Clock.
llth tIest and the Interior Department. A liberal
reward will be given il returned TO Ne. 391 lIth
street, between 1 and h sts.
Jal6-2t' MRS. AMANDA FOSTER
4 OST-OD January 18th, probably in front Of
LPerry . store, on the Avenue, GOLD BLACK
will be paid for ts restora alton to the owner. at
800 X street. Ia Is. 81
q z BEwARD-Stray ed or stolen from my prem.
sgO ises. on Sunday, the 18th instant, enc small
BED COW. with horns, and white down the b ack.
my one that will return give any inform alton
r b HOWISON,
10 LAST Corner OF n and streets south
con kEWARD-stsien on the night OF the
gov 43d OF September from the premises Of
George Jones. near Bladsnsburs, Q dark brown
HOkeE, marked y. 8 and ]. o.: medium size,
name and tail somewhat sunburnt; hal 0 roam
nose. The above reward will be Reid Il returned
to GEO. JONES,
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
&C. ro.NIoBr.

WALLS NEW UPEEA HoUsE-Third niett
OF the succs ssful rSprod uction Of zine Long
Strike" JuGging from the targs and fashion
able audience present last evening" II VIII
CoutIn ue 10 draw for some time yet.
NATIONAL THRATHR-Third night OF Miss
Maggie Mitchell as "fanchon.'' So.
MkTzERoTT HALL---De Uofdova. the cele-
DRAFTED humorous poet and lecturer, viii, this
evening, reeite his great sensational poem,
miss Jones Wedding-No Cards." SAID To be
am using. interesting. and instructive. 49,,
UNION BETHEL CHURcH. NJ street. between
f5th and l6th.-Lecture this evening by the
Hon. John M Langsten, of Ohio. Subject =
1.-The Emancipation of American Christian
ity."
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Use NOTHING BUT THE BEST
~ THOMAS PINE TREE TAB TROCHEs
for Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases. Special
druegfsts. Ia s-iltr
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SECOND GRAND oARaIVAL -4---l
WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.

The management. with pleasure, announce to
the public that the Second 7Grsnd Carnival will
taee place weather and ice permitting on FIJI
DAY, the 18th, commescing at so'clock IN. !. and
closing st II p m The great success OF the first
lied appreciation Of ell present, induces the man
ayers 20 pledge the public an evening OF rare eB
JOY nent large number of persons 10 fancy
desire to appear In fancy costume will he under
% s.pectsl prSteetion OF the entire Club. Mr.
bis services IN Illuminating the Pond. and bis ex
perfenee IN euch IN alters n res success
full Band OF Music aud ample preparations
for refI eshments by the caterer, with sufic emit
effort on the part Of the officers will be made to
make this the grand event OF the ,eason.
Members and season tickets will admit gentle-
m an and two ladies' Is cents for each addition al
lady. Single admission tickets 20 cents, for gen.
tisman And one lady. Boys tickets Is eeEts:
BY order Of COMMITTEE
la l6.2f
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WANTS.

WANfED-A neat. pleasant GIRL e child's
at ssh s .n eo &c. P ssss
WANIED-A sIfUATI0E b nrst-cI.ss
Ss s ss1 Pc q. o s:s and q =
sss:: s. oa q
s give soSd REPRESENTATIONS. Apply ct he. 81
street, between alss aAd nd SITS. IL
w oushiy unasrstsnds his cusinsss. . sffUA-
~ U,s =; dinag ro~p servant in bosraing house
note 70 BOZ No star t 6aes. gwen is isss.
WAHTED-A sITuATlOn BY . asrmaa girl,
18th and . TESks bssrs en- the Of
ft %ssaEED .1s, sc
eet=sen lith and 18th SITS. us ~.
WAEJED.PsI.on. vi,hins HIP q ~
Once. as near 20 ef
where they can be promptly suppiIed. 10 Is-3t'
WANTEDL WAITED AT the Recruiting
q: '5si' r STATE. s; aaS
WAETlD..Byt two single gentlemen, ~ The
:Si.h g0ARp. IL : private family. Addrss; %:
WAETEp-By a r.spsc!able girl. EMPLOY
either by hand or machine No orlectiou 70 a..
s SIT Nth sny other light work. Please address
w iRosER in a hotel. a white som.n pre- aSc
ferred Liberal wages will be given TO one hsy
ssEfiS Gsiassosn. .siS.. 7si sriass.
WAHTED-A good SOAP MAKER; oas that
in all its brsDcSes None need apply bot these
who CO. give sosasxs sTtsrf snaifisEHARr
jal63t' G street Wharf.
WANTED-zA good JOURNEYMAN BAR
w BhK; white man preferred. Apply at Ne.
nfrAA hat and 10 A
WhNTED = Employment; writing preferred.
I'D ssd so0d penmsn. Address scRisE'
"A 4S9 9Th street, oe site Patent Office, ladies
can CO get a, our reduced prices, on the Very best
Might sOyn Yokes, ready stAmped...~....so cts.
Either for Srsia or embroidery our ss are
OF the very iarsI designs, selected with care in
We are able daily t. issue new patterns as Veil
snake and stamp ny pattern brought US.
d q e q Il Working Cotton at reduced prices
WANTED-A COOK, HOUsEKEBPER aud
w MlsTkEsS IN small family German pre-
1 III sss Gall at 6'' Ne" York ave. bet 9TH and
WAEHT55D.EssTT, and Cast of OLQTaINd, old
ssGR + sd ns s
a gent fS SEWING
de2ly
WANTED-IO0 LADIES Immediately. to en-
w broider Yokes, Bands, Wrapper Yokes, Elan
mel Skirts, sli ppers, and Initials TO good hands
who bring sample Of work, good wages and CON
slant employ ment given. Gall at the new stamp
ins cents esi SdS
del5-tf.
WANTED.lO.OOOL LADIES TO know that at
w the New Stamping Rooms, 4 80 9Th street, op-
pesite Patent Once they caHfln the best selected
assortment Of Patterns ever offered here for
Cloaks, Capes, Aprons, Joseys. Waists, Yokes,
Bands, Wrappers, slippers. PincushioRs, and mi.
tials. Also, designs for Pillow Gases, Ottom ans
Chair Covers, Pianos and, in short, every variety
Of Patterns as they are daily issued. We have
French Machine and Practical StaHper, and
have Teduced the price to
FIVE GENTS PER WIDTH
We make and stamp any pattern brought us
Braids, Silk and Working Cotton very low.
WAHTED-sEC0ND HAND FURNITURE
w Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS Of every
DESCRIPTION. b BUOHEY. 4Gs 5th street
lee6-u between G and n east side
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METZEROTT HALL.
For a season ofTwO WEEKS. commencing
THURSDAY, JANUARY Urn,
and con tinung every evening u til further netIce
Grsn1 consolidation of three distinct and sepa-
rate Companies,
THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
And the celebrated
BERGER FAMILY,
Yocalists, Hsrpists, Vioiiuists, and
SILVER C0RNET BAND,
Composed principally of Children,
TWO SOLO HABPlSTS,
TWO SOLO yIOLIHISTS,
TWO SOLO STAFF BELL PLAYERS,
The emily staff Bell Players in the world
25 PERFORMERS AND $50 silver TABLE
BELLS.
Ssros OF Aomisslon..........- cents
neeci'eu ~
Tickets for sals at Metzerotts Music store,
vkere rtagram of the Hall may be seen and se ats
secured three days In advance.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th,
GRAND BELL RINGERS MATINEE
Children admitted TO the Matinee for rs cents
Doors open at O'Clock; commence at O'Clock.
Afternoon-Doors open atlh O'Clock; commence
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