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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
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bic Mttentbdter ju arretiren. =. ".5I .
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mcquirte iih 1ber Der Der STRIDE befatlee>
ten Nusprudc Meeting House. Ser
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ben auf tte Stride ais etne Gfr,ntrte
uno. cine Beleipiauna. @enn Der alte
ebtlthe N1rnberser Dtdter @rubel ietnt
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prebtot ertldrt. ~9etratben aus 9iebe"> il,
, played out benn Der 3wed Ter Gbs
iei ltot9lt@ ra(@e @%ermebruns ter set
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flbrlihen @erf i1ter Die bette Metbope
bsr &incer3d@tisuns feline In Der @als{esz
ftaot dber bte(en puntt %semaG;ten @,fabr>
uneen nieperleeeu.
Ole Muswanberun9 mad
8raflten. - @ie bic uDeutl9e
Mu6panoerunsS< 3ts." in Breme1 GA.
Sttober) mitt6eilt, baben bic bremil9en
S9if8zG rpeptenten fpeben in Gol9e etz
ner bteier Sage eri9tenenen pbrt9feitltz
den 8efanntma9un9 tbre M9enten in
ben neuen preubil&en prooin3en pappn
benadrt9tt9t, baB na9 fDni9li@ preubtz
idem MiniiterialsG rlaB ID bic Mbl9ltez
bun9 BON @etrdser, mad wel@en ftG
Nu5manberer 9e9en Gmpfan9 Don @prz
i9i6en 3ur ipdteren Nbarbettun9 berielz
ben SerpAidten @e9rlnbun9 Don 5altz
pa6tSz pber Yarcerta<W erbdltni0en) als
AUDI p jeber auf 8ef5roerun9 BON Mu8z
.,panperern na@ 8raitlien 9eri@tete &C.
f9dft6trieb unter Mnprpbun9 Der 3urld>
,,abme ber ertbeilten @onceiion unterla9t
1T. Diel @eroronun9 1T i9on einSabrz
Sebnp alt; baB fe pteper etn9ei@drft
wprben, 1detnt bura ben Inn tarb reranz
la6t, baB nad mebrjabri9er llnterbre@un9
i'm leBten Tribjabr BON 9ambur9 aus
tpieper arpet S9ife nit Mu6panoerer auf
parcertaz@ ontracte na@ @antpS in 8raz
filten ab9esansen waren, lber melde bez
reita bic unsintisen Na&ri@ten einsez
aanoen ftnb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
SBu fcnft man bic friibiten Gem:
melu, M;r pScr Der NaNbar.

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autefannt, taB tes vNadtars" Meuieteiten @
aemGbnlidb ID Sage alt iino uno oaB ct 9etrclt
tortet, bis v@olfsb(att", tWrneer" ueer "YreB"
ie ibm @dmar3 auf @ei6 r~urlesen, che er f6
borna& u,niiebt. @ie 9ela9t, eaS meiB man
ldpn lan5e, BAT er aber inter Der ueberlbrift:
Aus Gurppa.
Cfeuetes bis beute Mittag.)
tclesrapbilde Depel6en brinsen icQte, bic ipir
bereits soraeltern erbielten unb bic ct tpDrtlid'
aus benz nVolfsblatt" nboruden unb feline Qeer
in 10 plumper @eiie binter's 9i6t ~ fibren
1uden miroc. eas bGtten mir ibm bod MID
ausetraut. Der "Ma9tar" loate ebrlid
ftin unb an bic Srise ieiner ..Dreibeinisen'
{tetn:- I'm ~S0ltsblatt" unb ter .,Yre6"
ra4Sel&rteben [Yolfsbl.l
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mie Der 2eier fiebt, zines ar, unIermNubs
lifum be9on9enet, eeneinen5 umbuss an
tnrem mir IN unierer lebten Dinhoqs>
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23

Inter ber l1eberf1rift uNeueftes
sis beute Mitto9" miro Der 2eler
tets, tpenn mir Iberbaupt iolde erbalten,
Madri6ten inber, bic erit am Sage barr
auf% int n,,Bplf6blatt"', fteben, 'eS}, }et benn,
.rab Ser nrtleine Sdnurrpfeifer~~ ffe3 aus
i@utb barliber, bab mir fe fdpn, por
~ @tunben 9ebradtl 9a1i .au6ldet.a Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23

~
9epefdbcn cntbaIten 0cpefdbeu euthalten
tuna" Dom 8 II, Dom Mittm . d,
It a 8, 10. Nun.: 20. Stoo.:
Mem Wprt 19ten Mem Wurt,, 19kn
Nus. 5erolo Speeialre- Nop.-5eralbs Savanna
peldc Yon 5auaM mel @peetal meloet: Wbmi"
bet: Mpn1iral GeeetbUf raj Ge9etbpf nabm BIZ
bat ben Qeidnam Mari< l1ebcrel lie Mari,niliana
n1ilians in empfans ee< in @mpfang, pelde mod
r%pn1rten, ,pelGer gut CT aiemliG out er6alter
baIten ii iinb. - Die Mmneitis
Gnbli9 1T cine Mm= Proclamation 1T enb!id
nelfte PROCLAMATION fir erldtenen. Slater IT.
Merifc ~erla7en. Yater lher tpirt nod 9efan9er
Slider 1T nod INNER 9ebalen.
@efansener. Sierra Cru. Bate tn.
Sierra @ru3 bate an terfibun9 i'm Vetrng|
$4,000 ::llnterlibuns BON $4,000 an bic II
an bic burd ben Srtan Gclae bes lebten Ortans
am Hic @rano 3u9da, Nutbleieenben III Mata:
ben 9efummenen &C. muraS gelanb.
(9idt. Gin furdtbarer Srfar
Nuf ct. Domingo fubr iber bic Suiel Gal
foaete Der Srfan 900 Dominap am 30. Sft
Menidenleten. une Sernidtete tas Ga.
Der Srtan hauerte 4 pitol unb 200 Meuihen.
Stunpen unb ~;crltDrte leben. Ter Srfan biel
fat lGmmtlihe i'm 3D. 4 @tunben an uno aer
fen liesenoe Gabrseuse. tVrte faf ale @@i7e in
9afsu.
Sc Yiel iber bieien telti1nmten Gau>
@a5 bic all0emeine Mntlo9e an
bctrift bic Staats3ettuns brude telearaz
pbilbe Depelden aus rem 8plfSblatt
wDrtlid ob, 10 fam fid jerer Seier BON
Ter rolli tanriaen 1nmabrbeit bcri elbcr
uber3eu8en> men11 Ct ben @ortlaut BET
repel&en oer StootsSeituns, mel@e ipdter
publictrt >rercen> ais cieielben i'm v"plfsz
blntt" erlbienen, per9leidt. 8ir f6nnten
ctes i1on oeswe9en ntdt rpr uniermpub>
lifurn Yerantrprten, neil mir nit ipldc1r
Mttlatl6 remielten cine Mabe opn Gnt=
felll1n9en unp Observation-Disclosures bee
u%riprinsliden Gele9rapbenterte5 ouftis
lden miibten, fir ',pel@e mir unlern
6ulmeiterliden@ pueeen bic @erantpprt:
li9teit aQein trasen la7en tpoQen. ii
SSH Ibrtsens tas ~Nplfsblatt"9 BET
pon tbm nit ieiner 9epDbnltden &rafebl
1udt be9pnnene Streit uber rte 8r56er
ODER 9erin9ere Neubeit unlerer Na9ridtet
I'M Ner9lei@ nit ben Seinieen 9forieben
10 mag e6 niele6 auf eisene. Gauft tbun
8tr merben Dem Yrablbar8 fiber pieie,
, punet feline Mnttrprt mebr tpirbi9en uni
fprtfabren uniern Qeiern gu bieten, tpa,
rur in unierer &rat itebt. j. Fl. s. +
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
@rDcerte= Il. YrpDilfpn1tpre

n" VI" "'o.H <uTu1' o. S1rdBe 8e6eauber ee3
ebemal. .auaeriean pausss
uuu uebr er5fuet bat. "
Dur& ben Nussertauf metnes salteu 0ef6xfts. xxk
ee&t4etttse. Benutnne netner @ef&dftsperb{nbuxeer.
aaspabl an sDaasen usetner 8ran@e ~ %verfesen. lie.
~te Seber bur& etseue eefdQtae prdfuns Id t6er,tuaes
Ttre. reeer tn Beius auf 8rtf4e une Site. nod btnfdt-
t@ ees prettes, etwas IN pauf&eu dbrte (afeu.
Sammtlt&e Set MIR eetaxfte artttel .persen metxex
&uneen axf sDua(&! fret tns 5aus e~eltefert:
81 geuet8tem Befu& bes ueutu Stores label erAetrGe
eta Saul 8dber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
Mtnuef0ta $au@,
A.: Deuti&ss @aa@ uno Buaretn9<9aus
bon 6ernfdnn GfrfIee.

@iuueapults Mtnu.
Dem beuti&en wublitum hermit bte eraebeue
Nnjetee. bab t@ nein neu eiuaett&tetes paus
nit a0tr1 Gcu.fUrt fir bic eetbrteu: Qdfe auf'1
Sou!ommenffe Derieben unb fets barauf baltex
peroe, Mir ben 8etfau ppn SoRadnaeru uub
Einsebreuoen bur& anpsnrbmes Qpats. cine
pcblptriebne &afel uno bic freunbli&Ae @ebte-
suns ~ geuinnen. Sir ben Nus(pauu babe i'd
,urG bic bette @taQun0 ge,prot. 392
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Dafpta 8,
bon u
Mpplpb Seiter.

NetU.Nlr1. wtnnefof0.
80 Das 5Otel IN %souadnbie n.u uas e1e saut etuse.
rthttt u. btetet Retfenben ieee Beauemttdiett.
q SIR ben aasfyaun fab S~esauutSe 6tauxaees
tpsbauheu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
8auer u. 8ra@uoeel,
8ergpl6er unb 8il6erma@er
Tabrifanten,

s d e D ct &obert unt 5ttnJ @trabe.
verftrttsen aue In tbr Sad etnf4 Ia aenbex drti{eln an{
,as Sd6nfte unb 6ei4nadSuQte unb NADER uxs an.
leii&te. (owobl tn 8etus auf 9retie wte auf ete Site
ttres J~dbrttatS BON BEN aQerteneu tmppttirten ben
Bprrana III betaupten.
I'm s~tuetsteu 3uipru& bitten
3ut 8auer & sSradbouaeI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

ALREADY our merchants are preparing for
the holidays. and the windows present q mosi
brilliant and varied appearance. Along the
whole Avenue no establishment is mora at
tractive than the confectionery and ice cream
and dining saloon OF Ir. Joseph Shaffieid. 2 is
Pennsylvania avenue. The gold ship, from
the Paris Exposition, the innumsrable variety
OF French toys and non bons, and the rare com
biHatioDs Of sweet meats there displayed are
only 10 he equalled by the comforts TO be OBJ
tanned AZ this saloon by ladies and gentlemen.
ard managers OF balls and parties, public or
private, can now here 90 lain finer refres aments
or on more reasonable terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOk Hay.

pkOfOSALs fOk HAY.
DIRTY rHarr.rlsg1E GeaCrai'S M Z
baHSgHoTs M, erlDlbrrs, 1>g
sealed Proposals will be received AZ tkis on =,
until WEDNESDAY. II m. December N ~. at
which time they will be open 4, Tor furnishiu
Department with FIVE HUNDRED TONS Of
HAl ia Ne delivered either in Baltimore or Rich
mand subject 20 the usual IN spectiou
bieosrs will state the price per ton delivered AZ
eaeh place A reasonable time will be allowed d
deliver the Hay.
The right is reserved q reject any or ali lids
Conaltons, requirements. &c II, may be lraru-f
on application at this ONCE
STEWART VAN NLIFT.
DEPUTY Quarterm aster General
De s-SfB HNt Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

NEW AND ELEGANT varieties OF holiday
presents are daily received by Mr.. Prigg, st
the One Dollar Jeweiry Store. Us Pennsylva.
ms avenue, three doors from four-aud .a-Hait
street. Saturday a magnificent collection OF
brilliants. Jets, and coral sets were received
OF exquisite design, and splendid work. boxes,
ladies' companions and albums. Siesve-but-
tons. studs, and enamelled scarf rings IN end
less variety, for choice pre- sents for gentlemen,
and all classes can here be &C accommodated
with useful and season able Christmas gifts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

CHLTNBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SoCIETY.-At
the meeting OF this Soc ETY., held on SATURDAY
night, the election OF officers took place with
he following RESULT T.. /. Garfield, Pres dent.
p N Detwiler, Vice President; T.. MacMur-
ray Recording Secretary; A. L. Cavis Finan.
Sial Secretary; Michael Cation, Treasurer: Dan.
lel Haroaugb, Marshal. A beautiful baton to
De- used BY the Marshal on public occasions
Joyce, through Mr.. q. b. Hough. and received
oy the President, G.. A. McNeir. The baton
bas q plain column. with moulded base and
cspital, surmounted by a globe, on which is a
miniature hand press perfect in all its parts
The Deaths OF messrs. J. NJ. Graham, Josiah
Melvin, and Jas +. Halliday were announced.
and appropriate resolutions Of respect were
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c. To-yIGBr

SATIoSAL THEArsR--First night OF Mr.
Forrest, Miss LiIlis sud DIR. Barton Hill. IN
BElwer great historical play OF .sRieheIieu -
MRTZERC-T HAIL.-CSrand concert by the
hsndslssbon Quintette CiRo, OF Boston, as
sisied oy the charming vocalist, Miss Addie y
Ryan.
he oeDedt O. he new Island Baptist Cnurch
The ladies il Charge Offer q fine entertainment
10 Visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

PlLES. In this city. at o'clock p. m. on tine
sth inst after painful Illness Mr.. THOMAS e
P1LES, in the 10Th year Of his age
His iunera' will take place from the East Wash
lDgton VI. y Church. ith street, on Tuesday, the
leth inst. att - clock. The friends and aequain
tances OF the family are invited to attend.
Rocket In this city, on Wednes iav, the 4tL
inst, Mrs. MATILDA q. ROChETT, wife of Ell
mund Rocket. of Prince Georges county, Mary
land. in the 6Sth year Of her age.
marlboro, Md, papers please copy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

A BRILLIANT CHTRCH FAIE-The vonng
ladies' OF Grace Episcopal Church, South
washington, who never fail in anything they
unoertake, nave determined &c purchase a
new library for the Sunday School of that
church, and 10 enable them 70 do so, will give
= faIr 81 Potomac Hall, 18TH street, on the ISL
and, commencing TO morrow evening. We
trust their enterprise will be rewarded ami
tbat our citizens viii show their appreciation
81 ne undertaking by crowdiDg the Hail 10 its
lfInQst canacitr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

THE JAIL.-lt appears that the number of
eonmitiments 10 the Jail. have been almost
WEEKLY increasing, until now. the number OF
prisoners IN the custody OF the Warden, Mr.
Heustis, Is $50. Of this number there are %
colored, ID females and = males: and 50 white
or wnom are fem ales- The offences for which
tbey are charged are as follows Murder. 4:
assault and battery with intent 10 Kill, 20: as,
sault and battery, 80; rape. 2; burglary 20.
robbery, s. horse-stealing, II; false pretences.
:, nawoy house, adultery, receiving stolen
goods, incediarism, and sodomy, eae n.
grand larceny. q: petit larceny, 9i oastardy,
= and as vitnesses,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

SkAT1NG-Tn ne cold snap ia freezing up the
Water courses, and this morning there was
good skating on a portion of the WasnIneton
canal and ponds about the suburbs on which
ne boys were trying their skill. Rock Greek
was frozen over last night. ard a Continuance
OF the present cold weather will soon pu, a
skin Of Ice over the waters of the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

TEE RIVER FRONT. December sth. 1ss7
Rdsy-s WAGIf.-ArrIved-Schr. g. r. Muir.
nay, NJ urneay, from Philadelphia, with 2l7
tons OF coal for h. Clark; steamer Columbia,
na,psI, ION baltimore and river landings,
with merchandise and passengers
fSctsTs WhOrf.-Sailed-Scnrs. America
BAILEY, for Por: Deposit. light: L. Phlaga Law
renee, for Norfolk. light
CT9Eets Wharf - Arrived-Schr Badis.
Swain, from Jacksonville, Fla, with 170GOo
feet OF lumber for Vim. Mclean: steamer yir.
fnia' Gregg, from Occoquan. with wood for
Clark Co and Turner Green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

/ AIDES, yos will find one Of the best selected
- stock OF French and Home made Corsets of all
sly les and sizes from 81 up reeds Mr.. Baum
also ma M lectures his own Patent Hosp skirts to
which he calls the special attention as il is the
most comfortable and elegant in tina market. 10
site SeatOn hotel no IL II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

The ANTTKTAN CENETYRY-The trustees OF
this national cemetery have lust concluded
hrr second annual session, which was held
At willard :. One of the most important mat
ters discussed WIS the proprie,y of designating
a certain portion OF the cemetery for the iutar.
fnent OF the rebels who lest their lives in the
series OF engagements in that section. Afer
some discussion IL was decided to set apart A
portion OF the enclosure for this purpose as a
section Of the Maryland Ia Incorporating thu
cemetery provided that this should be done a
majority OF the Northern States having dad
inferred IN this cemetery have made liberal
appropriations for the purpose of identifying
me grounds, and II Is now expected that some
OF the Southern States will make similar an.
propriauons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

VIOLATION or An ORDISANCH-B Bern.
Stein was arraiRned before Justice Chaplin
ms morning, 20 answer the offence OF viola
lion Of Corporation ordinance, IN thai he Of
Tered for sale in the Northern Liberty Market.
cioanlng, socks, &c. The Justice fined tn ac .
Cussd s. wherpHpon he intimatsd IN a. an an
peal fr ON the decision would be taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

NJEW HONKY.-Just received, very superi n
~ Thistle Flower and Whits Clover HON1Y, In
comb, nom White hide Aoants'R, TSaa,s an,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09
CITY ITEMS

MARX how plain & tale shall put you down
for an Overcoat. Imitation Petersham Ga
10 per cent of, sI2 .69 net-a. Hennipg's, corner
9TH street and Msryisnd avenue. who is SELF
ins on 10 remove 10 5ll 9TH street, IRteliigsncer
Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

DISTURBING DIVINE WoRsHIP.-Iewi.
hamlin and Rich'd Bond, both colored walters
We're arrested 1t Il o'clock on Saturday night
by officers Boyle and Brelsford of the first
presinet. for disturbing religious worship by
hEnflng N church. They were taken before
1uSuee Tus ker 20 answer the charge, and re-
CURED 70 pay u fine OF ~IH each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSP0RTA.


HEADouARrERs DEP'ToF THE PLATTE.
CHIEF QUARTERMasTER' OFFICE
OMAHA, NEBRAskA, November 30, ls7,
until u m, on THURSDAY, the "a dsy II Jann-
airy, ISIS for the transportation Of Military sup
plies during the year commencing April 4 Is aud
ending March 81, ls9, on
From c..,.. R9uIE NO: 4
may be determined upon during the year on the
Omaha branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad, west
T e afsof Of M Monsn or
south Of latitude Segrees; in Territory OF Dakota
Idaho, east Of longitude ia degrees. and IN the
Territories Of Utah and Colorado north Of latitude
: The weight TO be transported during the year on
Route No will not exceed twenty five million
Bidders will state the rate per 10 pounds per 100
eseS month Of the ys.r bssilsps t her st9es IN
and ending March 81, 1859. '
Bidder. should give their names in full. as we'll
should be accompanied by bond in the sum OF ten
thousand sloosl dollars signed 10y tive or more
STAMPED, Guaranteeing that in case a contrsci Is
the party proposing the eoniTsrt x IN VT 70
and entered into and good and sufh Gent security
20 ny AID party in accordance with tie
, Zach bidder must be present at the opening of
ne proposais IN person or be represented by his
The contractor viii be required to give s2s0ODl
satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solyen-
cy OF each bidder and person offered as security
will be required
Proposals must be endorsed " Proposals for Army
Transportation, ON Route No. l. y and none will he
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
quirements of this advertisement.
The party to whom The award is made must be
prepared 20 execute the contract ct once and q
give the required bonds for the faithfu al perform
ance Of the contract
The right TO reject any and all bids that nav he
offered IL reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day Of April, lss. and will he required
e. have place ef business or agency at which be
may be communicated with promptly land readily.
for Route No. ! ~ Chey enne, Dakota. or 81 such
other point as may be indicated Is the starting
point OF the route
Blank forms. showing the cor ditions OF the con-
tract 10 ee entered into can be hsd on application
at thn Office. ct At the ofiic of the Quarteruasfer
al New York, -. Louis, Fort Leavenworth. Santa
Re, ard Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be
q rsrt 81 the proposals
BY order ofthe Qusrter:naster General.
Nm. MlERs.
Brsyet Brig Gen. Chief Quartermaster,
no O-uB Department 81 the Platte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

lNfANTlcfDE.-A man named Michael Sha-
b1h found a white male infant. dead on r.
oe'Ween New Jersey avenue and North Ca.i-
toI sIeet. yesterday morning IL was con
Neyro 20 tne seventh precinct station house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

JBvELRY.-Silver Plated Ware aud Fancy
Goods for Holiday Presents, received this
morning, at Prige's One Dollar Jswelry Store.
No. i3S Pennsylvania avenue near y street;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

FoR LARGE MEN-Coats ranging from forty
10 f)rty-six iaches, breast measure: Vests
same size: Pants proportIonats sizes; st A.
SAYS " 20, 5l7 Seventh street, between ave.
nue. and ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

No LrcErsZ.-A tavern kesper nannsd Ion,
OBrlsn. doing business in the first precinct.
,n iaho, vas on Sapliaay srraigred before
without q license. and fined SD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

wines I'm broca.ion is 4 specific. Prics II
per bottle. For sale a. i2i Pennsylvania ave.
nus- between x and Sth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

CoxMIrTEp Justice Harper had before him
yesterday Two eoioTed bows. II and l. ye.rs
old, named J. Gibson and wm- q IBIS, charged
10 the Workhou<e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctfoners,
- Late clerks with Jas. T.. Mcclure a Co y
Southwest cerner Penna- avenue and Eleventh ST
Star Office Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DRY GOODS
On Thu RSDAY MORNING, December IL, lSz,
O'Clock, 1 shall sell a large lot of Drv Goods 81
every variety, comprising, IN part
Cslicoes Delaines
Merinoes, Cassimeres
Plaid Underskirts
Shawls. Cloaks. and Furs
Fancy Goods, White Goods
And a general assortment usually found in a
first class Dry Goods House.
TeIms cash. 4. B. CLANT0N. Trustee.
deg COOPER n LATIMER Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

TIE DOUBLE BREASTED SHORT SACK COAT
Price al, 10 per cent. on, 500. All goods tue
same discount a: Hsnning's, corner OF 1th
street sps Marylan avenue, unril removal to
No. jll eth street, inteiligencer Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

MINUS A LIcKSsE-JusticeC Chaplin, on "a,
urday had before him J. r. schwartz, n resfsu
rant keeper, charged with selling without |.
hc-nse. He was rned SOS, from winch he
look an appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

HAB-.Y & 90. are not Offering their goods
at cost nor 10 per cent. of. bat selling their
large stock OF winter CLOTHING a. prices ranging
from &C 10 - per cent. below any other house
in has city. Look in at I6e Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. between 81 ana ! y streets, and convin &c
yourself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09

The KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.-This new or
Sanizatlon IL prospecting finely, although but
recently organized. Applications have been
received oy the Grand Lodge OF the District 10
organize MOunt Holly and Damen Lodges,
Nos and ,, OF New Jersey, and three m ore
lodges IN Philadelphia. Arrangements are also
being made 70 organize q lodge IN GEORGETOWN.
ne order Low numbers forty lodges The
officers of the Grand Lodge of this District
ana ne moers OF the order, will leave for Phil
a0eIphia on Friday next 10 install the GRAD
Looge OF pennsylvania on that evening and
BE- present AT a complimentary benefit rendered
% the order in Philadelphia, a. the Arch Street
Tbeaier, on Sa'urday evening. The delegation
viii be absent three days, and will undoubt
eddy spend a pleasant time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-09
RY W. L. WALL CO. Auctioneers,
- Stores 31s and 3l5. :. W. corner Pa. ave.
aud 9th street.
FOUR SMALL RRICk HOUSES ON THE Is

LAND AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. December 10 AZ
o clock, We will sell in front of the premises LOT
No. IN square 492, fronting 80 feet 4 inches on
south 4 street, between 4s aud 9Th street and
running back 1S feet inches to an alley and i'm
proved 10y four small Brick Houses. four rooms
each and under good rent and possession to be
The terms are one half cash, balance in six
twelve and eighteen months the deferred payments
to be secured by deed Of trust on the Properly
deposit of Sl0o will be required as soon as the
property is sold.
decf W l.. WALL A co. Aucrs