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ADJUSTMENTS.
kELLEY'S
GIFT CONCERTS.
KELLEY'S FIRST GRAND
North American Gift Concert
Is Now Positively Fixed to Take Place
AT COOPER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY,
SATURDAY, July 13, 1867.

A CARD.-The proprietors of the North American
Gilt Concert advertised 70 take place at the Wabash
avenue Rink, Chicago, ILL.,. and postponed, have the
pleasure to announce that IL Will take place at Cooper
Institute New York. by the earnest request of thou
sands of subscribers In the Middle and Eastern States
where large share of our tickets have been sold and
that series OF Concerts will be giyen 70 be followed
in rapid succession.
The delay in its completion has been unavoidable
Notwithstanding the sale of tickets has been i'm
mense and without parallel on this continent Under
any circumstances the Concert Will now be given
SOc,oto VALUABLE GIFTS, VALUED AT FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, WILL BE
PRESENTED 40 TICKET-HOLDERS, INCLUD-
ING 100000 IN GREENBACKS.
For fifteen years we have been engaged In business
and point with pride TO the reputation have
won Tor honesty and integrity Many Of the prOmi-
nent citizens of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Chicago viii bear witness to the statement that we
have never made any promises to the public that
have not sacredy fulfilled and refer TO the lead
Ing bankers aud merchants OF these cities for
character tor fair dealing. ...
In spite OF every obstacle We shall prove to the pub
lie that the North American Gin Concert will be
Quoted honorably. and that all the gifts advertised
Will be distributed fairly and to the satisfaction of
pb irons
The delay in the completion Of this gigantic enter
prise has been solely in the interest or the ticket
holders This is the largest undertaking Of the kind
brought to successful termination In the United
States. -'
Tickets sold for Concert to take place at Wa
bash Avenue Rink, Chicago, Illinois good for this
Concert at Cooper Institute, New York City.
A present given with every concert ticket.
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into the log of the old slvipper's taolklng and
backing during the last two years. In any
event. in this matter of impeachment, let
not Congress repeat the folly of the fool in
the fable who killed the goose that laid his
golden eggs.
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REMOVAL.
. e m o v A L.

A. 81 H. LEI
Late No. 1912 Chestnut street. have removed their
FURNITURE AND UPh0LSTERI WARER00mS
no No. IIO3 CHEsNUY STREET.,
UP STAIRS. 420 Sm
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WATCHES JEWELRY. ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To PROPRIETORs OF HOTELS AMI
sTEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

TO PROPRIETOR6 OF HOTELS AND
STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.
The undersigned beg leave inform Proprietors OF
Hotels, Restaurants, ana Steamboat Companies THAI
they they are now better prepared than ever TO supply
them the with FIRST QUALITY HARD METAL,
SILVER SOLDERED, TRIPLEPLATED TABLE
MAMRE. IRE yiS.;-Forks and Spoons (heayy stockl, Din
ner ana Tea Cestors sugars Creams Bread ana Cake
Baskets, Pickle Jars, Side Dishes (al sizesl. syrup
cups Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Knives (plated
pls!edl ard in fact everything required 70 furnish
tables In the most complete manner.
These goods are all OF our own manufacture and
plate, bearing our stamp, and warranted In every
respect TO be as represented.
Our facilities tor getting out goods In the shortest
possible space OF time unsurpassed, Having fur
nsbeo some of the largest Hotels and Steamboats In
the country, we refer 70 them with pride. and our
Ware can be examined and seen in daily use al the
La Pierre House, Philadelphia,
Ashland House, Philadelphia
st. Charles Hotel. Pittsburg.
United States Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J,
National Hotel, Washington.
trade.
Steamship Tioga. Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship Company, etc. etc,
MEAD & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sver-PlAted Ware and Furnishes
of Hotels and Steamers,
MO. 90 CHESNUT STREET,
44smrp1 SOUTH SIDE. SECOND FLOOR.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.

uprroRIAL oPmIoNs OF THE LEADING JoURNALB
Upon CURRENT rOP1os-cOMPTLED BvKRH
DAY FOB THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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HORTICULTURAL HALL, BROAD STREET,
LII below Locust
MONDAY EVENING, July 8, 1857,
GRAND CONCERT
TOT the 0Is FHMTLIEs Ss OF OF THE FIREMEN
Who Perished at the Late Confagration.
Tendersf fy tGs Rt9HfEs @GEE Of ssoo1Ar1oN sss
Assisted by, 6y the ne IN Members tsIn of the
YOUNG M MHNNERCHoR SOCIETY,
EUTEkPE GLEE ASSOCIATION,
LIBERTY SILVER CoRNET BAND. No. /.
The following Artists have also kindly volunteered
then valuable services, and will positively appear
Mrs j. scHIMPF,
Miss @. BLAOKBURNE.
Miss IL. ALEXANDER,
Mr.. M GARH CARL ssEGNET1z' SENT
Mr.. ]. UMSTEAD,
Professor McCLURG,
Mr.. y. FRANK PARIS.
MR.. II. ii. ROsEwIG.
MR. THOMAS A'BECRET.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION, so CENTS.
No Reserved Seats.
Tickets can can l be had a. TrumPleps 8 n corner %
Eighth street. above Cherry and at the Han on the
night of the Concert. 1885,
DIERSTADT's LAST GREAT PAINTING,
ID THE DoMEs OF THE GREAT YOSEMITE,
~" DAY AND EVENING,
- '-'' 0 ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS Ls5n
10! FOR SMITHS ISLAND! FRESH AIR
IL BEAUTIFUL SCENERY : HRALTHFUL
EXERCIsE-THE INSTRUMENTATION
- MRs MARY LAKEMEYER
respectfully informs her friends and the public gene
rally that she Will open the beautiful Island Pleasure
N'OO"U -iiO"H e SMITHS ISLAND.
and enjoy with her the delights Of this fAvorite sum
mer resort sou
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More BotheratiOn.

From the Tribune
The readers of history will join with us in
declaring that there are myths and bothera-
lions enough already in the chronicles OF our
race. Even before the present year of our
Lord. there was the Wandering Jew, Pope
loan Perkin Warbecl1, The Man in the Iron
Mask. the Chevalier DION, The Man in the
Claret- Colored Coat, the Man who Struck Mr..
William Patterson, the Man who read Cooper's
srManpikins," while in 1867 came Mr.. Nc
Ginpis and Mr.. McCracken to increase the
mvsterious list. It is known that in accord
anoa with our duty as public journalists, we
manfred. advertised, and in all ways sought
for specific information regarding the last
named umbrageous worthless; but nothing
came of IL except an intensihcation OF the mud
die. While we were resting from our labors,
as we weep to say, the President has started in
what is called his "speech" in Baltimore on
the 18th ult. another personal and biographi-
cal puzzle. He said:-"Let me appeal to you
in the language of the ship-wrecked mariner,
EClipp to the Constitution as the last plank of
liberty, though the darkness Of night and the
tempest may close round you y '" We do not
deny the elegance, and the morality, and the
wisdom of this sentiment considered as a
sentiment. We have, it is true, found our
selves upon the dark billows, with but one
plank between us and destruotion but our
honest opinion is that, under such damp
circumstances, the best thing man can do
is to cling to plank, always provided he can
find plank to cling to; but why ga ship
wrecked mariner" bobbing about in quest Of a
board with his mouth sure to be filed with
salt water if he opens it, should make a speech
concerning 'the Constitution" is a little more
than we comprehend. If he must be loquacioUs
at such an awful moment, he should either
say his prayers or sing out for assistance.
According to Mr.. johnson, there was once
patriotic tar, who being in briny extremity,
said:-"Cling to the Constitution as the last
plank of liberty, though the darkness of night
and the tempest may close around you !"
Now we want to know why the name of this
brave and eloquent Sinbad was not given No
naval individual, so thoroughly devoted, in the
water, to the land of his birth, should continue
anonymous. 1t would be an act of crying in
Justice to the amphibious classes. We know
the name of Harry Bluff, who "cried out
avast And the colors of America he nailed
to the mast, And he died like true Yankee
sailor - Here is greater than Mr.. Bluff,
who just before he went down to the sharks,
in the very worst possible weather, the stars
Obscured the wind blowing gale, and the
Lively Sally gone to the bottom, sung out,
"Cling to the Constitution" Was it the cap
tain, or the mate, or the cook, or the cabin
boy2 If Mr.. Johnson mentioned the particu-
lars privately to anybody in Baltimore, we
should be willing to pay handsomely for them
with view to publication.
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BsA-AHNOUNOiNG OASDlDATEs--For County
Offices, So 90; State, $40 90.
JoB.PRNTRa, Of all descriptions, neatly
executed.
ngA- All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emolument will be
charged the same rs advertisements.
Advertisements and Subscriptions con.
tBnued unless RrPeaPREeS are paid RItA
ordered Co be AtOpPed, and they will
be charged for accordingly.
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JULES JARED's
% EMAIL DE PARIS
THE NEW BEAUTIFYER OF THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED LADIES'.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED LADIES.
This secret of identifying the akin being
known only to Messrs. Jared b Rene, they
honoraly state that IL differs from all other
preparations. 1t gives to the most harsh and
freckled skin both the texture and color OF
whether appearing as freckleS, tan morphew
moth, or black-woPm specks, and is especi-
ally successful in smoOththing out the marks
left by SMALL PoX.
The agents OF "f'Email De Paris" most
confidently submit to the public the earnest
endorsements Of such distinguished ladies as
sIGNORA RISTORI, Nile FELICITA VEST.
VAIL Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL. Mrs.
d. i. BOWERS, LUCILLE IVES.
TERN, Mdm'e P0NISI, Mrs. EM-
MA WALLER, LUCY RUSH
TON.NOEMIEDEMAR-
GUERITTES, Miss
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The Beautiful Lucille Western says
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The Magnificent Yestvali says:-
have suffered so much from the various
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perfect benefaciion to find q preparation
which gives the necessary whiteness to the
skin, and leaves the skin cool ard smooth.
Mics Maggie Mitchell says
have tried the skin beautifeT, al Email
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complexion.
"Jared's Emai. de Paris" Is used as deli
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Sold by all frst-elass Druggists, Perfu-
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Johnston, Holloway 4 OoWden, Philadelphia,
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOneSbOrO', Tenn, May II, 1867,
G. f. GRESHAM.
EDITOR AND PROPRLETOR. :,


nay" The UNION FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, on the following
terms:
One copy, per year, SO 90
t... Six months, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents. ...... ....
TERMS FOR CLUBS.
To Club of Five subscribers, each, So rs
To Club Of Ten subscribers, each, 2 so
To q Club Of Twenty subscribers, each, 90
No attention viii be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASH.
Terms Of AdyertIaing. Ill
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DROPosALs FOB SOAP.

OFes Depet Com m,ssary Of Sxbssaenes. I
#aSAtrsfos, ID. C., January 10. 1857 (
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. of the form fur
ni.nsd ~ the understgned, will be received until
iOESDAi, the I'd instant, at II m, for supply
log me Subsistenc Departm emit with
llFTEBN THOUSAND IL ,0OO) Pounds m
GOOD AA RD SOAP, =
70 DC made By boiling from only good materials,
nee from clay, soluble glass, or other aduitera-
uons, 20 have NO unpleasant odor. to contain not
more sosn twenty hve Per 90 nt. Of water, and 20
De vel dried before psekinS.
, Ne Dc aehyersd q foilowS: One third III on or
psfoie tne iSth Of eeoruAry, one. third t1{b on
beaSSe the 18th Of February, the rem A3nder On
OF besors We 18th of March. l8o7 :
samples must be furnished with the proposals
20 which COPY OF this sd vertisement muss be at
seeneo Boxes 70 be we'll strapped with hickory
etrspe: tne name OF the contractor, date of trans
Ter, a. we'll IS the contents, with gross, tsre and
net weight, must be plainly mark ed on every pack
age Ihe soap vii! be carefully Inspected before
received and compared with the re tained
samples. Nerihcatfon Of weight Of package will
Dc deter nj ned ~ desired By the undossigusd Who
vii also settle eli questions with regard to Quail.
Payment to be made o. soon O. the article IL re.
eeiyed Is satisfactory; but twenty-h per cent
Viii be reserved from each pay msat until the com
no Allowance for DsckaGes. .---.r > go
AZ VIII be receiVsd as the Subsistence Store
houses In the Monument Lot. and 9Th street
Depot. a. RELL
JsiSn Major and o. g., u.s.x.
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CITY ITEMS 3,

MT gusrNEss In this stare, Is 70 bur myself
some eae;niug At Henntngs One Price Cloth
ing Store, on the corner Of seventh street and
Maryiano avesue. when the prices are marked
in PLAIN figures
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SHILLING LIQUOR UHLIcENsKp. - Robert
Witty was arrested last Saturday by Officer
Boyle, of the 7th ward, for selling flo nor with.
out license. He was lined 5000 BY Justice
Boswell 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

FRANK1V we say a, and franz XIV we mean
%, IN Franc selis Gents' Furnishing Goods
at prizes that defy competition 4ea 7th street,
near Odd Fellows Haul -
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.r. HALL q PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

WV Byf66y,
Entrance on New York ayeuue,)
Dealers In fine FAMILY 0RoOERIES, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUxURIBs, &C., &C
would respectfully notify their friends snd the
public that they have Just opened their New Gro
eer5 Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally heDt In 6rst class Grocery. Without 1t.
tempting to snunsrste our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock. we cordially invite the public to
examine our stsre aud stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all Who may
favor us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assortment of
TEAS and OOFFEEs, which have been selected
With great care for purity. Dealers viii nnd a
hne assortment to select from, and our prices 70
suit. -a '- ri - H..r s
Goods delivered promptly in ANY part Of the city.
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WANTS.

-.
Ws s.s 6szss Xslsffisa House. :s;s:''
,WAETEDA SITUATION, b. rs,p.c..e!e
70 So ;As $500 sss , roas sof give
SsS ssr"ss. Ss, :sa l.. inaair' :.
~ 3: sss q! ts
fsrnitrre and msttilg ALo. Third Stofy PHONT
OH q .Sst & and 4 .a'.nee'' ass:
A GnNTLlnAE WANTS BOON. Irr.i.hed
ss Saaa:.: Sss PS.. oo. To
a Il OgT 2f EnPLoYMEET shegIa rot t.il
% .Ss S Also sSo.s
p, rao nd q .r' o. female aELP
o. e sT S:s IT,.
e. e. a.: :.I Is;h A'' = once . 1ss
w AETBD-A good BOAP Mako: one that
's' e, :'' ''" sSssas
W4bMST'rEsDl WAITED AZ, + ..at q. R.crai.ias
sA: 6s.:d r STATE: ss%S
WANTID-Nev and CAST Off OI1OTaTNa, old
w GOLD and Silver, or a.y other article Of
value. 81 tine ED sstHb,s6sd Merchant Pawn
doom north Of Penua avenue
Sole Agent for SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.
de 22-l
WAHTED-l0o l. ADfES tnmediateiy, to EN-
w broider Yokes, Banda, Wrapper Jokes, Fisn-
Del Shirts, slippers, and Initials. To GOOD hsnds
who bring sample Of work, good wages and con
ethnt employ ment given. Gall at the new stamp
Ing RooM, 439 9th street, Opposite Patent Once
sfAMPING reduced to FIVE cents per width.
WANfED-lO.0 900 LADIES to know that at
w the New STAN ping Rooms, A39 9th street, op-
a n n nd heal al "a
assoftment OF Patterns ever offered here for
Bands, Wrappers, Slippers Pincushions, and Ini.
tals Also. designs for Pillow Gases, Otsom ans,
Ohsir Covers, Pianos. aud. in short, every VARIETY
OF Patterns as they are daily issued. We have q
French Machine and q Practical Stamper asd
have reduced the pric. to
FIVE GENTS PER WIDTH.
We make and stamp any pattern brought US
Brads, Silk and Working Oetton very low.
YVANTED-sECOND HAND FURHITURE.
w Also MIRRORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BID
DING and MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS of every
DESCRIPTION. b, BUCHET. 4G> It'll street.
jees-if between aud II, east side
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MAR RlRD

, CoLLIEs-BUfCHINs. In Georgetown, D.
on THURSDAY. Etb instant, by Kew Father
Jsmison y. Mr. W. X COLLINS 60 Miss
LA URA V. HUTCHINs No cards.
vANDE RPOIL-CLARKE. At the First Bap.
nst Ohureh on "wednesday, January lsth By tie
Rsy A. D: Gillette. D.. frJ w. vANDER.
POEL, OF New York to BESSIE, daughter OF the
late jas. b. Clarke, of this city. No cards
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MY OLD PATRONS viii ma Il greatly to their
edvantage BY calling At the new Shoe Store,
NO. 5tS 5tn street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
81 G.. b. WILSON,
I'm late OF the firm or Burns & Wilson.
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"A SURE PILE CURB-Dr. 9ilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. Il. Romano Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York. B.
PHsHIns can be had in any quantities at the
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The CARNIVAL observation-disclosures. Bar
gees and La Rue's Minstrels open at Odd Fei-
lows Hall this evening, end from the compli-
mentary sotices they have received else where.
we have no doubt their entertain ments will be
very popular here, particularly as we have
not had good Ethiopian troupe III this city
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Oyer spIenoid stock OF 6us rs karat
Gold end Silver American Watches. Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40per cent. below
cost, to close business. 80
y I.ALKxAHDHR. 90 Renna axanua
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DIED..

HELLBN. At his residence in this city on the
morning Of the 2lst inst, JOHNSON HELEN in
The funeral will trke place from 4s2 street,
Thursdsy, Jan: r4tf ~ O'Clock a. m g., to which
The members Of the lar aud tha friends OF the fam
lily are respectfully invited.
tChronicle and lntellis encef please copy.l
kAsTOH. In Georgetown, on the 10Th inst of
n.umption, MATTE r., youngest daughter of
John W. and Mary A. Easton.
The trf.nds OF the family are invited to attend
the 10 neral, from her father g residence. No. s
O'Clock.
~ The funeral services of JANE r. MATH-
EWS, eldest daughter of Edward T and ane Z.
Msthers formerly Of this city, will take place
from the Baltimore Depot to m orrow. the 22d In
slant, at IL O'Clock Carriages will be there to
Cemetery.
BIB AMMAN. On the 10th instant, JOSEPHINE,
daughter Of John and CsthAripe BIsnpan, aged i
year, months and days.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
~TREH SUFFRAGE. =

-G MAYORS OFFICE,
Motto. 4. hsisSS s1Sss % D an ;S Jam
tSnes OF this tswn above the age of tWaatv ana
yeers, both white and colorsd, that the Msyor
and Board Of Aldermen Of this town viii s. in
S SoS1. ss s 10 In the asyors Once:
18th days Of January. 1851, for the pre- acs 81
2 list Of the names Of all the persons they may
Judge to be qualified TO vote in several voting
evidence Of the auaincsti on OF persons cisimis a
the ht to vote In all elections this town m
DER the Provisions Of . late act Of Congress en-
IN the Di.sriss % GSansi. sns election franchise
=, All persons interested are requested TO present
in seeoiss may y'th ,hii RSsios
ne , Hayvh0R9gs LE0IgRE ..:Ta1 MA.
DEWEY HI. sS Snsroa! i.e, Dr. a. .sASBY
Gresns, or The Native yirginian,n in Forrest
Hall, Gtoreetswn. TUESDAY EVENING, jan !.
q, at1h o'clock. Adnttapce 81 cents. Tickets
Tor sac g., .t the Bookstores and at the door.
WM. n. WHnAfLHYD PIE MUM 9rRAM
wv UfnIh0 4 CLEANSING kSTA BIZ iSH-
HENT. once No 40 Jefferson ST., 0eorgetown,
%. 1etsblishsd 1854; premium awarded BIZ the
no% S.s *. ~ rebuilt and
lishment Of the Mod in this ssction OF country,
with large sleek Of the best foreign sud domes.
tic Dyes and Chemeais; replete vita ever dssir
sss Artistic e Ss Sb. sisa sh' es r
ers that pre- eminent as may have been his pre-
nSsps ns nHssS y
6enile@s ems Apparel, silks, vsivsts. vatins, Ne.
rin0. CIoths: &C.. ne neabs to stand unrivalied
Truly thsnhfol fer past fsvors he soiots the con
~ Goods received and returned bx Exp
i,.in '' VIZ i T. % az IT,: Dyer.
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W0BfH K1OwiGG.

It's worth Knowing that the greatest Bargains
MfiLSR's oHlAP DRY GOODS sroRs,
He has jsst received q large stosk OF BieacheA
ehirs,nss and sheetiIg, q lower prices than they
e. e.. End Z ss:; good ya.d vide and
Pillow Cettons very cheap. Brcvn Huslins i3l
and cts. yard vide do. Sand 70 cts. Merrimacf
arA stnsr best makes Calico, 70 sts Fine All
generally, embracing Psplins, Empress cloths,
sn HS SsiS, o.S 4c st cost ehawls; Blanksss,
Hosiery, at unusually low prices
Gall and examine his stock rsa.-<l.
dc 81 SW- I UlNJAMIN MILLER
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ADIIs LOOK Ar THIS.
" W. B. n SIS

u W. B. HOSES,
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AHD
BEDDING STORES, =
NOS. 521 l. 90, IHTELLIGENCRR BUILD.
ING, OORHER7TH ANDD.,
AND
80. sos 7rH sTRlBr. SHeRSy BuILpIHe.
ADJoINING ODD F1LLOHs' HALL,
And EXAMINE TIE FINEST AssuRTEp
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
He has all the latest designs made in Phtl.s.,.
b. sSs nhs s 3.
rstes for cash. which 60 him 10 compete Win
s.; and y best n:s: e
fnrc6asers should study their. ovn Interest. BY
q 5s. 81 .s
vhish he win furai.h with pleasure
sT Of So.
beds, and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur.
Sss id.f and :sS e
:s:: ssI.ss !s.s;s! Sss
hsll; between and = streets W nos,.
GREAr BARGAINsi - = !
One almost new CHICK EB1SG PIANo.@A
g: s s,l,sss d shaHsDE ssIIaao, s''
sale upon ss'S rs Cen Of
Es:on e bisse; and
' Bss%ss S' st ia sad don i0sS : Is.
sAeLE /. 90, vii. gi!. their persona! attention
IsuoT. end 81 s s1sSs d.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21
LOST AND FOUND.

G z WILL BE PAID to any one who will return
SJ to smiTr rfkSIIir, as2 lith street, one one
Name of Pete. Had on his neck red Moroceo
collar with brass lock. in q St.
c. REWARD-Lost, en- the I'd of ysnuary 1871,
SC ECK on the Treasurer of the United
States, No. .259, for SIS 81, paw able TO Timothy
Hsttbatt or bearer. drawn by y. whyte, n
N. .. h The check has bee o stop ped ct the Treas
MY. and the finder is requested to return the
same to Capt. Y. WHITE, at Washington Ar
ssnal, D. q. ia 1857
L OST-On Monday last. small black and tan
IL TERRiEB, with small white spot on her
breast Very afectionate and timid. II I'd .
red.stnped Morocco collar, with o wire ring. A
table reward will be given fer her return to
2O3 Penn q avenue, south side, between l4th and
18th streets. -.I 10 1857
GOA kEwARD-stslen on the night Of the
$0V asa Of septsmbe. from the premises Of
HOBsE, marked U. and 1. o.; medium size
name and tall somewhat sunburnt; has q roam
nose. The above reward will be paid IL returned
to GEO. JONES,
OCT HyattsvtIle, Prince Georges 90, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-21

For CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet Whites
Embrocation is q specific Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 4S4 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ A d 9th streets