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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-05

The MAINLAND SENATORIAL QUESTION
The friends OF Governor Swami, Of Mary
land, who are anxious 20 secure his election
10 the United States Senate, are moving to
effect repeal OF the law requiring that one
Senator shall be chosen from the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. The movement creates
much feeling on the Eastern Shore and that
portion of the ST. te talks OF seeding from
Maryland If the law is repealed. The Denton
Caroline county, Journal advocates the for
nation of q new State. to be composed of Del
aware and the Eastern Shore counties of
Maryland and Virginia. and the Cambridge
Herald says:
plants may De expected frem this quarter.
and II he notlmprobable that the subject OF an :
pexation 70 Delaware, and a final severance
from the western Shore, Will begin i'm m ed-
ately TO grow in favor among our public
m
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The RIvER.-Arrivais from below state % At
the river is frozen over beyond MARYLAND
Point, some 60 miles from here, and that there
are large number OF boats below ice bound.
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PATENTS TO BE IssUKp.-The number Of pat.
ents which will be issued from the Paten or.
nee for the week ending on the 18TH instant
" 2Vl. Daring the psst week $40 applications
have been made and 81 caveats filed. If..s
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MONBY.-At the meettng( ee venteenth MONTH
| Of the First National Building Association
South Washington. last night $1,000 was sold
| at an average OF "a. g..
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PERsoHAL.-Gov. Grape, of Michigan, i,
dangerously i'll.
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PRRsoNAL-John Hitz, Esq, the popular
Consul General Of Switzerland, arrived this
morning nom Switzerland, where he and his
family have been on q visit for some months
having LEFT Geneva on the 10Th OF last month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-05

DIsoRDKRLY IN CHURCH.-Last night, John
CLANCY and Henry boyd colored, were ar
rested by officers Brewer and HUI for disor-
DERBY conduct In the colored church on l.
street, and this morning Justice Walter fined
them $40 and IS respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-05

REAL ESTATE SALKs.-3reen IL Williams
auctioneere, sold . brick house and lot on n
street north, between 4th and 5th west, to q O. Il.
Mitchell, for $3.50; lot adjoining the same TO
Ben. Merton, for % cents per foot; the Aven ne
House and lot, corner Of 1th street and Louis
lana avenue, TO j. B. Wilson, for Ssa9O0; lot n
square 62, on 22d, near q street. to J. R. Zim :
norman, for % cents per foot.
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THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.-The grand ban.
quet in honor OF the sd Anniversary OF the
battle OF New Orleans. will take place at the
National Hotel on the evening Of Tuesday
next, and promises 10 be a grand affair The
most complete and perfect arrangements have
been made, and the President and his Cabinet
the ex. Presidents, Generals Grant Sherman.
Meade. Hancock, Thomas. Rawlings, and
Blair, and other distinguished officers have
been in vited. The Hon. Francis p. BLAIR, ST.
will preside on this interesting occasion.
Con. EDiou
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ORPHANF COURT-This mernine, r. z
Boyle was appointed guardian to the orphan.
The first and final accounts OF the guardian
to the orphans of Josiah Barron, of executor
OF +. 7. Wilson, OF the admins tratrix, the
fourth individual and fourth general of the
guardian of the orphans OF John Shreys, and
seventh OF guardian Of orphans OF Richard r.
Nally. were approved and passed.
N thompson, Esq, announced the death of
Charles II. Utermehle, Esq, and after some
appropriate remarks, the Court adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-05

Death OF Robert Brook, ESQ. This
morning Mr. Robert Broom died quite sud :
street, OF disease Of the heart The deceased
was son of the late Col. Broom, OF the Ma
rines, and for many years had been en- gagged
in the omce OF the Clerk OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States, and was well known to
members OF the bar generally, as also to our
citizens.
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TIE CAsAsoY CoNovER-To.day, the exeep.
tons taken by Mr.. II. q. GoodIng 10 the ruling
OF the Criminal Court in overriding the de.
murer entered to the Indictment of perjury
against sanford Conover, lin false swearing
before the Judiciary Committee of the House
OF RepresentatIves.) is being argued before the
District Supreme Court in general term. Judges
Olin, Fisher, and Wylie.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Yesterday
Henry Eggero. alias Henry Taylor, indicted
for larceny, was con victed and sentenced 10
one year in the Albany penitentiary.
District Attorney Darlington annou need the
death of Charles H. Utermehle, a mem Der O,
the bar, and in respect to his memory the Court
adjourned. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-05

By virtue of writ OF distrain, to me direct TED.
have this day seized ano levied upoa all the goods
No. 21e street north, between 18th and 18TH
streets vest. 20 sstisfy house rent due and in ar
rsare by James II. Doe to Ohris. Cammack Jr
and hereby give notice thst will XDoee ths
sane for sale TO the hs hest bidder, for cash. 81
January instant. At 10 clock in the loren oos on
the said premises. No 2le street, % sssisfy
said rent. SO due and in ARREARS.
j. p. FREEMAN, Bainr
Ia.64t For Chriefopher Gam Ir
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No. 3S3 PssnsyIvsnis svsnss,
snl cen , nsncs On ;As Let Day Of J;Suary Is5 70
GOODS q reduced rates. 10 mSntion orly = "a
arttcles they Will sell
MeSsnTn,, go et Sc.
very superior "a Blsac he'd ahirttss 81 iSo
Dress Goods Of 10. ~ 60 Sax, 70 asd o. 8 p>r
JAW. ia Let
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II ADIxb' DBkbS GOODS,
LADIES sHAWLs and CLOAKIN0 CLOTHS.
BLACK AhD OOLUkBO SILKS,
CioGng out cheap previous to takins accounts Of
stock.
BLANKETS AND TABLE LINEN,
TOWELS AND NAPKINS
we soiisit cell from al in yant Of DRY Goods.
WI. =. RILBY D BROTHER
. ..H.. No. 80 Central 8torcs,
$500 between 7th ana 8th streets.
ytW opposite Center Market.
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supreme Cour, in ae.eral T.rm-rhe

supreme Court in General Term-The
- Bradley Fisher Difficulty.
This morning, in the Supreme Court in
general term. (Chief Justice Carter and As.
sistant Justices Fisher. wylie, and OIin-the
latter of " HON made his first appearance for
some months, and was welcomed by manv of
bis friends of he bar, &c.)
Mr.. r.. j. Walker said that he had MI Brad
ley's snswe TO the rule 70 show cause but IL
was not yet sworn 70, and be preferred TO pre
sent u before II was attesfed BY this IL the
Court saw that there was any thing obiaction-
able In II. might be Withdrawn and general
answer substituted. He asked If the Court
W9uio permit 1t to be presented IN this form
The Chief Justice remarked
Inc court tniLk that the rule ought to be
responded TO In the ordinary way, and with
a complies reply to 1T: and that the action of
.ue res ponoent might be vindicated as the pro.
pt.rues OF the case might suggest.
MT. Walker stated that Mr. Bradley would
swer " "e an
In few moments Mr.. Bradley appeared in
conrt and a,tested his answer.
The case of r. A. Byrne against Henry S.
DAVIS was taken up, Messrs. Brent and Phil.
fendant.
The cause was certified to the General Term,
ana was brought to recover S1,tOO for money
paid as usurious interest. The facts of the
iosn and the reception Of usurious are admit
TED W defendant
tits contended by the complainant that court
OF equity has jurisdiction over such cases; that
the plaintiff paid the money because he was q
slave to the other party, it being a necessity
win him TO pay the usurious amount. On the
other hand, the defendant claims that the bor-
rover was equally guilty with the lender: that
he confirmed the contract by his settlement
with the defendaAt that the plaintiff is bound
by the statute Of limitations; that equity has No
jurisdiction in the case.
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DIED..

CHAMBERLAIN. On Saturday, the I'd instant.
JOSEPH G. CHAMBERLAIN, a clerk in the
Fourth Auditor Office, Treasury Department,
In the 29th year Of his age; native of Pennsylya-
MIA
GILBERT. On Sunday, the Sd instant, after q
severe illness, GEORGE, son of Edward Z. and
Lille w. Gilbert, aged years anc months.
ADAMS. On the Sd inst, JANE, infant daugh.
ter of Samuel ano Margaret Adams.
GREEN. On the I'd instant, CHARLES A., son
OF Thos II. and Emma T.. Green, aged years
DUVALL. At Ofutt's Cross Roads, MONTGOMERY
county, Md, JANE, wife Of John Duvall for erly
of this city.
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter.

FRANc's-THs Cheapest Cents Furnishing
Store IN the City Good Msrino Undershirts
IS cts, 90 cts, 81: good M rino Ora wers rs
cts. 81 cts. 81; No. l Undershirts, 9 Is.
: So 81 IS; No. l. Drawers, Sl.25, 81 So
Sis: good white Shirts, SIPS, SI.5O, 81 rs;
No. l WhIie Shirts, - 80; good Cotton
Socks, 81 per dozen; best English (dou BILE heels
and toes) SIS so per dozen; Paper Collars from
10 cts. per box mp: Ties, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs, &c, cheap, +9i Seventh street, between
han. 9Sl:
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w mr. pnrrd aiWays 20 furnish 0VolCfr -.
Psrsses. Exhibitiops, Balin- Private Parties.
FnSeyals. ic . ef the shertesf nolsce mr. weber
is not nov Connected With the MARINE RAso, and
b. len at HE rssidehce SIS Ish str.et ~ q
seps-sn nETzKROrrT MUSIC sfORE.
nyFRCOAfs from 10 to as DOLLARS Mov.n
" gcods-po felt. ODEcN HALL, l46o cana.
avenue. cen %
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MARRIED.

IAUGHLIN-ROLLINGS. On the 9Th Of Octo.
Der. at st. A.oysiu- Church, by the Rev. Father
Ston. street. JAMES LAUGHLlN, of Baltimore,
to Miss KATE ROLLINGS. of this city.
HICkEY-EDELIN On the 10th ult., at So
ciety Hill, st. Mary's county, Md, by the Rev
Father Boone, VIM J. HICKEY, Esq of this Dis
trict, to Miss ALICE l.. EDELIN,, eldest daughter
OF Dr.. VIM j Edelin,
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1T GIVES Us PLEAsURR to recommend the
crowds OF strangers now in Washington. as
well as our own citizens who want to buy
elegant winter clothing at the 10 west prices
TO visit the ceiebra'e ed United States Clothing
House OF Messrs liable & Co, 46s Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. between Sd and AZ streets, whose
stock has been selected with great care, and
comprises all the novelties.
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CITY ITEMS.

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
VINO reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy
arc, viii please leave their orders on North
a street, second door east OF Fourth, Capitol
hill JOHN CeeeEN, Agent.
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SUDDEN DEArH-Yesterdav afternoon, a
colored woman named Harriet Dykes, aged
about Is, and residing IN the square bounded
by 9th and 9TH and i and X streets. South
Washington, died very suddenly She had
complained Of being 'ired and laid down, aud
few moments after when an attempt was
made to awake her she was found 10 be dead
Sanitary Officer Whitemore was notified, pro.
cured a coffin and saw to her burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

FCsBRAL.-The funeral Of Mr.. George F
Strong. ~ no was accide tally killed 90 Thurs
day last, took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, neer the Insane Asylum.
Liberty Lodge Nc, 9, Knights of Py thias, mum
Band, etcorled the remains OF their brother TO
their fnsl res ing placepn Congressional Cem-
etery. The ceremonies at the grave were of
messed oy bundrsds OF people. Past GRAD
chancellor Rathbohe read the beautiful fu-
neral ritual OF the order In . solemn and i'm
pressive manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

ST. PAUL's CHURCH, EPIsCoPAL.-Bids for
the building Of this churen were formally ac-
ceptsd by the Nesfry on Monday last. John
PUpkins does the excavation anu masonry for
S3.5o0. William Chopin will do all the other
work for $3.50. The work Will be pushed
forward as rapidly as the weather will per-
NIT. The church will be built Of Seneca stone
from the new quarry, laid mp in rubble- work,
with trimmings of fine dressed stope aud
white marble. The sly le Of architecture Is the
Early Decorated Gothic. The plans were
drawn hy Emlen T. LIttell, architect, No. Ill
broadway. New York. The corner. stone will
be laid at an early Gay. The church is to he
eituated on sd street. near the Circle, and will
be handsome Improvement TO that nsighbor.
hood, aside from its usefu lness In furnishing
needed church accommodations in that grow.
ing part Of the city.
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JEwEIRY.-Jet and Coral Jewelry, silver
Pa ed Spoons and Forks, received this morn
ing at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
4oS pennsylvania avenue, near * street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

PROTRACTRD MRETING.-A very successful
prouacted meeting Is now in progress at Yves.
ley Chapel, under the superintenoence of Rev
DIR. Ames, the pastor, and Rev. Mr.. Wood, a
prominent revivalist of the Wyoming Confer.
ence. The congregations are very large. and
the altar in nightly crowded with seekers Of
religion and those seeking Justification By
faith
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SALE OF MoSsY AT the zfth mon NV m
ing e n FHst Wsrd BuIic ine Associarion on
Friday. 'vsniy shares sold at an average of
5zk. prSfty stn price, snd serving 70 sns W
tbst mCuey centtnues In demand than ri, IN a
season for active building Operations has
passed by =
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An INTERFERING AFYAIR--Nr w. G. Met.
Terou nss ndiy rendered the use OF his hall
for re iatleaux Performance for the bepe fit OF
the Church OF the Incarnation SUNDAY school.
10 take r'sc~ on Monday night, Noyemh.r m
The Twelfth Infantry Band will he in AZ .
tendance, AND q fine entertainment proviasd
Tickets msy be procured at Mstzerott's.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The November term Of the
Circuit Court will nvepe 10. morrow; but it
is likely that IT will be adjourned for . week
or two, the business of the General Term re-
curing the attention OF all the judges for a
week or two yet This term will be held by
Chief Justice Cartier, and Il is expe ted to b. q
very lengthy enc; the docket being heavy one,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

Who buys the cheapest Gents Furnishing
Goods !? A.-Franc. q Who sells the cheap
est Gents Furnishing Goods! A-Franc
Q.-Who buys the most Gents Furnishing
Goods A.-Franc. Q-Who has the great
est rush tor Gents Goods A.-Franc; 40.
Seventh street, between ID and 4, three doors
above Odd-Fellows' Hall Q5I:
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Mr.. A. r. SHEPHERD will commence this
week The erection of sc veral handsome cottages
on his purchase on Meridian Hill, W tn view
OF dispoeing OF them to department clerks.
The location. we believe, IL on Erie street.
These will be the first houses begun on this
will see it covered by beautiful villas.
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We ADVISE OUR RsADERs to call at A. Ad.
amson's, 5t6 Ninth street, one door from Penn
sylvania avenue, and examine his large and
weii.seIected stock OF Carpets, Druggets, Oil.
cloths, Rugs and Mats of sill kinds Blankets
OF all colors, ready m AIDE Sheets and Pillow
Cases, Bed Clothing of all descriptions, Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, Hair and Feather PHI.
lows, large assortment of Gilt Window
Shades, Linens and Fixtures, Table Covers Of
all kinds, all OF the first quality, and at the
lowest cash prices. Remember sos 9th street
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LOVE rules the camp, ard HsrntnE rules the
style, on The corner Of Seventh street and
MARY land avenue. Clothing tor 0ne Price
only, marked in plain figures.
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TEE STREET LETTER BoxRs-We noticed
the fact q day or two since of betitions be ng
In circulation IN reference to the Post Office
pillar boxes. As many OF our citizens do not
kndw at what hours they are EN- piled for the
regular morning and evening mails from this
city, would 1. rot be well to have the informa-
ton printed and placed on the boxes, as Il is
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AcCIDKST.-Tbfz mornipg, a young man
NAMED iDdsay u driver In The EN- pioy of
M--sTs. Stackp)le 4 Hall, WAS injured o his
ls-t ~ O-tng 'hrOEn from O wagon to
which runaway horse Was attached The
arccs . cnrred en- IN stree near L. and
wes rhpssd bv the sevsring of the relns
whereof, he lost all control Of the animal The
wagon was much de % aged
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RuMOR.-The report during the past week
that the title TO the Meridian Hill property, OF
W icb about 500, 200 has been sold within the
last week, was defective, IL wrong and with :.
out foun dalton. The written opinion OF two
OF our most respectable and able real estate
lawyers has been obtained, and their report
shows the title absolutely perfect in he present
owners. 1t can be seen at Mr.. Halls r. al es.
tate office, and those interested can cali ano
see il.
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"TAG." THR FIRE DoG.-On the Is tn day OF
May last FIRE Engine No che franklin ran
over "Tas, the Pet aog of The company and
stopped Dis "waggin," much to the regret OF
the Franklin boys, who have had the skin
stuffed by Mr.. Drexier, the taxidermist ar TN
Smithsonian Institute. The upany received
the mortal remains OF their fayorite this more
ing, ard Tar" with bis new Internal ar
ran eemen's, ssICoks natural as Iife.- thourb
he /. 70 .ypscted Ia "run wild the machine
anv more, bat only 70 grace the hall with his
presence.
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GOVERNMENT SALRs.-I would call the at.
tentfon OF dealers and oilers to a large lot OF
new Cavalry Jackets, Goats, Pants. Shirts,
Blankets. &c. A Adamson, sos Ninth street.
one door from Pennsylvania avenue. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four -and. a. half and sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
Oorns, Bpnions, Bad Mails. Enlarged Joints,
Warts. Moles, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c.
Once hours from a. m. TO p. N No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
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SLHrPIHs II CHUBcH.-A white man e,vi 10
his name rs william ID. Trump, fell asieec n
N Q Ninth Street Protestant Methodist C,hu III
last night, and 70 oeep were his slumbery d AZ
the AID Of policeman Alder, Of the Third " ,r,
had 20 Be- enlisted before be could b. awake ed
Cfncer Alder took him 70 the station 10 ,s-
where he ststed that he was book .bia Ter
from Richmond, Va go q ft.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

LADIES, DON'T FAIL to see the new patent
Hoop Skirt, the most comfortable and cheapest
In the market, at Baum's Corset ana Shoulder
Brace Mandatory, 10 Louisiana avenue, near
9TH street. n
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PERSONAL DIrPICULTY.-A fight occurred
yestt roAy perning between Thomas kidWell
AND :. p brimmeii, during which the latter
made effective use Of pane OF slass. The On !.
Easement continued Till just As matters were
on the eve OF resulting In K,dweIPs favor,
Sergeant Ausun ano ofhcer French, OF tbs
Fourth Ward, came upon the ground and TOOK
them into custody. They were taken before
Justice Morseu and each fined 81.
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CARRYING wEAPok.-A clerk, named r
=. Pike, was arrested yesterday by oficer
Roth, for intoxication and disorderly conduct,
for which he WAS fined 50 by Justice Harper:
and having concealed weapon about his Der.
son, the Justice required OF him $50 add.
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IKPAnrrcipY.-On Saturday afternoon OH.
Ger Prathers Of the Eighth precinct found th.
dead body OF new oorn eoiored infsnt be.
north. Ii was buried hy the Corporation
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SUSPICION OF LARoHNY.-Augustus H. Ba.
Justice Weller. yesterday morning. charged
with suspicion OF robbery. The former gave
bail for further bearing, and the latter was
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FFTYFFPYFYFYF
CHILDREN's CLOTHING
GARIBALp5 AND zouAvE
PLAIN sr Ssb ; ; $i$!t T. r ifii
oH1 LIRE
Thee cn hff5i rs sPf FIRE ESE'rd'
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS.
Good Black Cloth Frocksi S SIG c,o,, s..,,. ..
Black Cloth FrOcEs, $40.
BOYS COLoREB AND WHITE
SHIRTS
cH1LpKE EsHg q sh E f. WAISTS.
SfSiNSD saif If hEs's''''''
Boys, Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets.
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks,
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs,
sUhIHTs
GENrLEMEN3XfN And YOUTHS
S,u FELocKs AND sHoDDY
Double and Twist suits, So
Standard Silk mixed Suits, %.
Kentucky Jeans Suits, SIo.
Waterproof Tweed Overcoats, 90,
THE FINEST SELECTION
. 'D 80 Custom WORK,
~ '' Low PRICES,
EDWARD HARRIS.
English Coatings, Beavers, Csssimsres, &C.. made
=" 'N' NEW YORK PRICES.
HEAVY RIBBED
FINE FILA PRLAIN
MERINO SHIFTS AND DRAWERS,
IAMBs-wooL sh hGf AND DRAWERS.
Very fine White and Scarlet Flannel Shirts and
Boys Merino shirts and Drawers.
Warranted Buckskin Gloves.
Fine Fine B Bsek G Gloss s sasss ss
Fine Black poeskin and Beaver Pants, SO.
Hssyy Bl R,s1 Be aver Suits Sis.
G tSnths s'f Blss Sls sat Sacks
Fame: Fancy ssd Plain ast Silk Vests.
Bows s staI dar rfs School Suits, So so.
Boys Double and Twist Suits, $40.
Boys Virginia Cashmere Suits.
Boys Water proef Tweed Overcoats.
ONE PRICE ASKED.
LESS TAKEN.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. $50 Seventh street, near Maryland avenue.
Corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
Observation-Disclosures
ASO FALL STOCK. ASO
7Tn ST. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. 1rH ST.
IrespectfuIly announce TO my customers and the
public that my Fall Stock Of Foreign and Domestic
SHAOE ROLAND, CORDS, THssELS, and
SHADE FIXTURES Ii now very complete to
which invite their attention : -
~ PICTURE FRAMES
LooK G. @ A ssES.
My stock of the above goods will be found supe-
rior in quality quantity, and pric O. AS low ~ any
in the city. FRAMES Of every description made
TO order, and PICTURES. DRAWINGS, PHOTO
GRAPHS, BE carefully framed.
Lc0KING-GLAss PLATES, Of all sizes, reset
TERMS CASH
~ r5 .so..a Z ! ! 8 sso ey.ats stIs:.,
oc 6-4w e7 Opposite Patent Once.
TUE f'GoLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINES.
TheseMashines make pouble.lock Elastic stitch
lars less than theether drst-ciase machines. we
rwsTTsnl them In every way az good as the best
ard TO work with more beauty and CERTAINTY than
any other machine known. Call and ttst theil
merits. MORSE 4 co, Aeents,
: ocii.im In No, IS Gsstrsst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

: To JAIL.--John Garner and Geo. McOsuley
were arraianed before Justtce Morsell GU Sat.
us3ay, charged BY Rachel Jenkins with petit
larceny. and the former was snbseq nentlv
scemnitted TO jail for court BY the Justice
The later was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

o lives there, heaven, beneath the dread ex-
panse,
One hopeless, dark idolator of chance
Let MIN rely on chance no more. but 60 at
once to the reliable Clothing House of A
Saks ~ Co., where no goods are misrepre-
senied. 517 Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

POUR COPS, Durillions ct Ongles rentre
dana la chair, cons utter lie Docteur Waite
e'abii depuis 1S6l-A son ONCE No. All Penn
sylvania avenue, entire la quatrieme ct la Six
ieme rue