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SPARKLIEG WINES.

SPARKLIEG WINES
Veuve quot, Ponsardin, in quarts and pints
I'd cet and Chandon, Green Seal -
Jules n umm Co, Cabinet a. "
Do. do, VerZ.uay, "
Do, do. DRY Vergeuay, "
Ohas Heidsieck, SiIlery
Paris Expedition, Sparkling Catawba, in quart
and pints.
Golden Wedding, Sparkling Catswba, in quarts
and pints
For sale at reduced prices by
+ q DYER & CO.,
236 Pennsylvania avenue,
IA II cost Bet ween 18th add 18th streets.
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THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, fhse tie subseri:
i ber has obtained from the Orphans' court OF
ictters 81 classification on the personal estate Of
Henry bettie. late Of wssnrgton' Oily, y. o.. az;
SecesscA are hereby warned 20 s1k!bat the same,
With the vouchers Thereof 70 The subacriher, on oe
othsrv!se b. Law b sxeiudsd from al osnsas q
uSSt ~s1:wv hs,A tAis sth day Of yAnuary,
1857. 0EOBob EAy
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TOIOHMOHD, FREDERICKsBURQ AND 70
II TONAO RAILROAD
TO TRAvfLLKRs GOING SOUTH.
rwIOr nAu.v ,s,na.vn exoe~ta6t


The quiokest and most direct route 70 RiehnoaA,
y: 's so sor sa. Ss ss
Mashinstol, 20 ASuis Oresk and ...
now entirely completed from AQ:ts Greek 70 Rich
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rich.
mond and Petsrsburg and Richmond and Danvills
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wflmingtcn,
1aleigh, orsensbore', Salisbury, Ohafiotts and
Steamers Ksypors and o Vanderbilt lssvs Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Bunday evening escepted) q
SO .. m. and Z ,. N. and arrive In Rchmsad q
THROUGH TO RIOHMOND IN eHvBN HOURS.
Rifty Nilee Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker ehaA
any other koute.
BE sure ana get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and FredsricksburG, 70 Kohmono, % tnS
Oompany1 once corner e Penne. avenue ana oSn
street, OF on board Of the boats. baGssee oneokso
nC%nni6ussss and Baggage Waso.: Vim b n
readiness 70 convey Daseengeu ans soAsssss ~
tVoop depots In Richmond.
Pssssnsers by this line 80 q aayue9s H0ens
vernon. And NAY have an oIyortrnity OF vaons
several battle hsl&s neaf Irsoenosssoss " WV
biRs y tnst ~ HCln an, on bosrd Of etsensH:
@. 4. GATTINGLY, Ticket Afenth xHTY.
,, General Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS,
DRePosALe FOB FURNISHING ARrIoLEs
Il AT TEE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD'
Navy PAYnAsrKRx OrvIcI

!. NAVY PAYMAsrKRh OPrIcE,
WMHISeToN, y. q. January IS, lsS7.
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed 'Propossis,'
yf be received ct this once until IL m, the hrst
dey OF February, 1857, for the following su plies,
WAteh must BE- II The rsry best qudIify, to be Seiv-
cred free OF expense and Government tax st the
Washington Navy Yard, and subject to The &ssal
saspestior thsrsds. to Wit: : -. ~ I N
Bureau Of Pyorfstsss dad Qothins. IS
10 600 item th0usand) pou nds Sugar.
20 (hftyj barrels Flour.
B9seau Seam Eagiasering t.
Eeo0 seventeen thsusand) pounds round IrsR
u go teieven THOUSAND pounds Hat Iron.
~ 90 ten thousand pounds square Iron.
70e tseven thousandD pounds of angie Iron.
600 (four hundred1 pounds Copper Wire.
Bnreax of Ordnance.
itve) barrels Lard Oil, best quality,
Responsible sec urity required for the prompt
and faithful delivery OF supplies awarded. Blank
forms rttA further for bidder TO be had
o. this ONCE. CALVIN @. JACKSON,
jA26-8 Paymsster u b Navy
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noToNHO fI1HsPORTATION LIZ.
L HorIol 70 snIPPlRs.

n. s,s.nsr ExfnEss. osyt. = 4. Hfx1.s.
issss' !; s;:.;:ssS s..,...S
Smith, RS sssSs Point, Chapel PeisS. PioSds1S
SWv0Ss nI t.srcostsrS wharf. Stones vhArf. Our.
H. poinx, feint Lookout. anA aFTivss at Bald:
.or' g e. II . E 81 81 X : .so.. As....
svS.u 10. sac fsnne. svsnss.
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BOSTON NESS MAOKEKEL.
am new receiving from Boston direct, the very
AH''' eu"' MESS MAOKBREL.
being used mostly for home consumption. As they
hsse been trimmed Of svery part sut the most
heauansity ususlly Dsessdi ,upou,,,
Corner u. s. AND " ! S :sls..., Under
Prorsor.p Bffl fks DlA AZ rrrs.s PAT.
es &c ?, Il: %
csl1sss 81 4s Sa v:nSs r..s, "a,
q. S,:tsm. Triessmar 10. 2 be. entirely super
frisse@sr No Is the tnfaliibis remedy Tor al
!H,pufsds a. s.d Secondary s,mpsSm: thu: obyi
iasfsst ins ss' Of mercury and eli other
II: fJsss:: ss.s q: sr1 ss .ss;
@ s.e sSs = Ell @: ..s e
= administsrsd By Vslpeau. Ssilsmands, RouI,
Wholesale and retail By d.. BARROW, Ho. 1s4
~: s:s: II :s II. $50 ;. Il,
1'Hl GREAT RIBILLION. b. John Minor
b. AP..s Ls. and s; f;Ss. & &
Red Jacket. b. Wn: L. Stone; 9s. The eano.
sis:, 9: o Sc sS:S'S
Edmund Yates; 70 cents. Raos for wealth, b. 1ri.
no II "'''' FRAHOK rAYLop.
FA'As I1T SSSSSASftgSsr. -,
GRUYEAB,
SAP 0AQO,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEEsE,
NORTONr PINE APPLE,
Y0UM0 AMHRfOA.
N. w. BUBOH ELL,
corner Fourteenth aud streets
JaH under xbbitt House.
TAMD6 GUILD. Dselv ts NHs asd Sscoad kanI
~ FSrnftxys. Old furniture Repaired, ReuD-
holstered and varnishsd. 18th end st., near
the canal) Highsst Dries paid lbs Second. kand
1uspteofe ss11ys
DHYeIOIANp HANDBOOK or PRAorIOE
II FOR 1857.
dss TRANoK FAYLoR.
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LUNAR CAUsTIC SUPERSEDED BY SOLAR
CAusTIc--For long time in the treatment OF
places 10 De canterized, only the dreaded
nitrate of silver lunar caustic) was used To
produce the caustie effect. We now use sew
eral substances, but Barnes substitutes for All
tnese the sun 8 rays converged by burning
lens, IN all cases, Cancer, &c ia which cans
tic has been used, and the m orbid en- aracter OF
which has TO be extinguished. This sol ar
burning Is far less painful, nom FURIOUS and
Ear more enectual than escharotIc substances
OF even hot iron.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

4 UoTIoN SALE or SGovERNnEar BUILD,
Caist Quortsrrnastsr' Oriss. DspOtof WashtnstO.,
WaShthsz on %. e.. January rs IssT
win be ss,H :! crd1g Of the QuaIterinsstsr Gen
erd, o. tn ksDAf. February !. az u o'rIock
Jan es NJ. Moore A. q M, the folio VIM bD,Id
ines, situstsd on street, near the b ail o.
1ne Granary, 81 by 81 feet
One building, isby 70 feet.
One shed IL by 2lfeet
Ore Stable, lt by 10 feet
One sink and Fence.
dbHAKLEs 4: T0MPKISs.
i.., Astins of bsi5Ss a .; T.R;Ss,s,
GOVERNMENT SALE
tn ASb bnS sTas (; the
s.v nty i've acres of land, near San Antouio
SEIZED Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
of seventy five acres OF b nd more or less toseth
Our'sn"h's' ''e ONE TAkNss sis to say;
o0ntilniFf Mo sTSSr LINE vArs
SEVEN sf6NE POOLS,
ssd capable of tanning Afreen Thousand hides per
'ONE, STEAM sAw:MILL, capable of saving
'Gsns'SS lsf' sT5SE S5fIp1uG
r. i:
race OF hewn stone, laid in cement.
Tho land was purchased and improveme nts
made BY the late 90 czlled Confederate Govern
ment, and are estin ated TO have cost $50 O00 in
gold NJ. =
The property has been under lease for the year
1850, at monthly rent OF $500, payable in I'D
vance secured title In fee simple will be given
Proposals will be marked Proposals FOR Gev.
ernment Tannery and Saw Mill and addressed
TO j. B. KIDDOO.
Bvt Major Cen, Asst. Com. Bureau B., r. and
A. L., Galveston, Texas jsal.Gt
RUILDIHas At AUOrIoN.
Ca,efQxartsymaster's O@ee. Depo, Of WasAissson,(
Washtngton, ID e., snuary Fl, 1877 {
Will be sold ~ public auction, on MONDAY,
January rs, at IL o clock noon under the 50 Der.
vision Of Brsvet Lieutenant Oelonet James n
Moore, A. 4. M. the folio wing buildings:
On PENNEY lvAnta avenue, between kighteent
and Nineteenth streets: ~ q
Two Portable Houses. ten feet high; one l6x a
feet; the other i2xl feet.
Also on A street, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets:
one Warehouse, llxl50 feet.
@ne sb ed, 14x4 feet
One Platform l0xil feet ..
Terms cash in Government funds.
Brevet Brig Gen. CAAs. H. T0MPKINS,
z : Deruty Qusrtermsster General,
ja2i6t Actg Chief q M. Depot W Ashington
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HEERY OOLMAN CO, AUCTION AND
HI COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Nos 291 end 90 3 Penna ay Def 9th and lo,b alta
Sales at auction every TUESDAY, Thursday, and
Saturday morning and evening
G, Bk0OhER, Salesman
"A full assortment 81 Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Crockery. Thu Wars, Stove
&c, always GA hand at private sale. Dash ad
vanced OIL consignments.
ALSO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware and
Tin Ware, Stoves &c, Nos. 227 and 23I.
7th street, between Al and N.
A large quantity of Government stock. consist
ing of Blank Is, Sheets, Pillows. Shirts Clothing
Carts, Harness, Wagons, Wagon Wheels, Wheel
barrows Trucks Platform Scales, Counter Scales,
CTQckery, Lamps, Lanterns, Tar, Paint, and S" 30
joints Stove Pipe Also, large qusntity of second
hand Stoves, with many other articles to- M.
merous to ernmer ate. The goods nearly new
ard will be sold at almost any price to suit.
ia l6-lm
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CENTRAL RAILReA4 OF NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot in New York,
Junction With the Deiau are, Esctswsnna sSs
Western Railroad, ana at Easton with the Lehigh
direct line 20 Pitts.urg and the West without
ALLEETOwN LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, excent
Sundays, when one Train in the evening
Tb,s nies and InIee hours saved By this line,
one change OF cars.
wINTkR ARRANGEMENTS,
CONNIE cling January z, ls6-Leave New York as
go A Nor Ea.ton, Bethlehem, Mach
Chunk. williamsport, wilkesbarre. Mshanoy
S:i0A M. MAIL TRAIs-FoE Pennington, Eas-
ton ton, Ms;s. Gap ser1S0e Mke'barre, Great
A. M.-western tx press for Eastou, Allen
town asnI.Ssrs PtstsfS and The West vita
Harrisburg With NcTthern Central and Phil.del-
phia and Erie koads, for Erie and the Oil BE
u II. Tnarx-FOr Ea.sen, AIIsntsSn, Maueh
4P. M.-For Easton. Bethlehem, and Msuch
sP. Nor somerviLle and FlsninstcR.
css, ss will
car cart from New YORK to wiiiiamspsrt.
sssPP;; s s:-FSI s ss%sryiiis
sP. M.WKsTERs B1rkEss ThAIN.-For Rss-
ton. Allentovn. Residing, Harrisburg, fittsburs,
Sleeping car. through fron jersey City to Pitts
Additional tIsins are run 10 Bergen Point.
sTaSet. for the Wet can be obtained at the ONCE
of the Central Railroad Of New Jers ey foot Of
Liberty street, North River. 1T No Aston House.
Nos: asts a1l; sae Broadway, and ct No 10
ais JOSIAH o. STE. Rms. Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND HEw HAyEE RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner Zth
street and Fourth avenue
TRAIHs LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<idseport-7, tEx H. 30
.. m; la.ls tEx.), St1x }, $50, $50, and s(kx.),
For Milford. str.sford, Fairfield, southport.
Tor Eorwalk-I, $50, II 50 Q. m 2.i5(B
Tor psrien ana Gresnuich-I, ESQ, IL 50 o m (;
s Fer =. ss:..i e; ena r.. $50 us
(IxL s(Ex D $50. 30, SO, 6 %, and Lkr.l IN,
For Port Chester snd Intermsdiste Stations,
80, % .. m; 20, 40. $50. $50, and p %.
O0ENeCfIHo TRAINS.
Obs ,. n. Ior Boston vie shore Lins-iis,
Toi s 3 and sprinsdsid-s. (E,.In.a ..
For ge n :,s kiI :" railroads. :. m H1o
II . q m. TO Montreal: ,. n. % Ne.tsar sscs.
Tor Hsrtf.rd, Providencs and ftshkiii H. -
Sd II. y IL % q. N. ..,.~scn
rsr New Haven ssS . .oS an ana S'0''
For Camel Raalresd-i2.B ,. N. 70 hortnsmp-
y FOR Heos.tonsc and Ssoestuck Railroads.&c..
FOR Dssbury and Korwalk =. -7,sS o n;
Co@scdssus Sleeping Oars attached sos Pm.
as yAM1s b. HOLT, superintendent.
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1SocIal progress in the South is indicated
oy the fact that the Charleston Courier edi-
torially protests againstso m ueh tobacco. chew
ing.
sit Is well enough that men should he
killed by love. Man born Of woman shouId
die Of woman
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Monday. ~ NNFE
CincIrnsh Express arrives daily. All othar
trains daily except Sunday.
Passengers leaving Luck haven atTa m "a
Nfllismsport at 40 O. m, reach PhiAd elnbia
without change of cars, f.. ON Williamsport by
Day IL press, at 81 m ~
The Pennsylvania Railrosd Company Will not
assume ANY risk for Baggage, except for wearine
Apperei. and limit their responsibility 10 On
Hundred Dollars in vaiue. Ali Baggage exceed
Ing thst amount In value. will be at the rfsk of
the owner unless taken by special contract
TOT further inform alton. apply 10
JOHN Z. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest
nut street.
Depot ~
Sunday.
For full partieslars ss TO fare and accomnoda.
lions apply to FRANCIS FUNK, l37 Dsct ST
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RAILROADS.


1866 rs.ssrtsas1ssAizs nour. 1867
&Ae
10 TH1 SoBTHwIsT; SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
wINrEB sCHkDULEI
Vn ano ner November 10, ls6, trains viii
x'.Slnsssn.,.-zz s..n. s.l,.i.ors--,s 9 =. N.
s.i.!. Z
day and night Oars. with modern improvements,
'rf sGa mile: !. ; ..s:S e
Two Daily rTsins to the West,
ThhrSS6h From Baltimore to RoGHEsTHB and
p 81 <; so 4; in UsoS
as:i Sc :sssss and rsa":siS:Si: .Ssas.,
fs:enssr. picestins sieisis :. .h,. ONCE can
s.s. WILKINS w;. I,sass asiSS 3. o.
ED R! g; YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent. ..,,r
WASHINGTON, ALExANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
&Al &c &c
On and after a6NpA9, SSIsm rs IL, 1885, An.
tween wsshineton aud Alex andria as follows: Do
EIam No .y.nus ssr.
TSTsus s Mail s s,s .,s Local as A. A.
= g: s5S p local at Sc !:
/. ~..---, s:0 Through u, all. ' corner r. !" of
.-.-...ll.9 Buk Henry 500 p M
Localcor. King
ana Henry-~,%
SUNDAY PASSENGER rp.YNS5"
From Md avenue depot. From cor. Duke : HenIy
Local ssrs ss Mail sS n 1sso,s goe MA = s
NO n, a. Az fEVEES; General supcriptendent.
'hh9pnSGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Ass lU
rr.,rs WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1851
now rams aids netw cen Washington and New York are
FOB NAV YORK, without change Of cars
s.ao m uaiiJ except Sunday at 7:aS .. m and
FOB NEW YORK. changing car, at Philaael.
Le.ve daily te,oep. Sunday, at ll:ls a. m and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
m anS ~ s a. except sunday)st 7:4a and HIS q.
On SUNDAY
Leave cav, for New York and Philadelphia at $50 ..
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 p IN train
Through tickets to Philade phia. New YORK. or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all aoors
F.n ahe ssy a vel - at the new once & the
avenue, h,tween 9Th aud ri streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Rsil road advertisement
Anna polls, anc the West
y,L. WILSON, Master Of Trans portation.
o, 50. sro. 5. koosTz' Agent . %. Skfas
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
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SINGER AT THE ALHAMBRA.,

A NOVEL WEDDING.-A lady in one OF our
Vermont towns, says the Bellows Falls Times
a few days ago, wishing to get married. and to
have people know that she was married, in :
vited the people 70 her fathers house to an
evening prayer meeting, as the custom was in
their neighborhood and gave the parson an
invitation and ..the hint' He arrived AT the
hoar appointed and found some seventy or
more persons there assembled, no one knowing
what was going 10 take place. He choose to
address his congregation upon the marriage at
Cana in Gallee. Having finished his discourse
the said lady and her affianced arose to their
feet without invitation. and the parson married
them without any "bluster," but among many
bewlldered eountenances, and said amen, took
his hat and left them wondering, and for augn {
i know they are wondering yet.
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DENNSYLSANIA CENTRAL R.IIpn.
u WINTER ARRANGEMENH ~

Inc Trains OF The Pennsy wanna Central Rail
fssc lesve The Depot, at 5lst and Msrtet street,
which lie iesched directly b. the cars OF the N ~
Get street Passer eer Railway. Those # tIe Co..
square # it. nin Que
ON SUNBAYS-The Market Stree, Cs-s,.
Front snd Market Str Gets IS minutes befoIs 80
depAItGrn Of each train o0'N'o the
MANN's BAGGAGE EXPRESS viuo.u g..
ana deliver bsgg age At the Depot. Order laf,
~ the ONCE, No. o5I Chestnut street, viii recall
attention. ~" receive
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DAY. v Nht-
Phllsdeiphia Express leaves daily. All other
trains daily. except SUNDAY -e'
fAseeI Rers by " al Train &c TO Williamson
without change OF cars, aud arriv We at Lex n.
ven at 10 p, m. NA ha
PassepgeIs ~ all Train 90 20 CarIi.,.
ChsmtersbuEe Without - Gu snge OF csr.
esing Car Tickets can be had on application
at the Ticket Dfiite, % Ches IL ut street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-26

UXURIEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
MAILLARD'S CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES.
OARAMELS CREAM CHOCOLATE,
DOUBLE VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
(For table use.b
MIXBD SUGAR PLUMS, and
ASSORTED CANDIES.
just received at hING PLAGE
M +. KING & SON.
INVEST INDIA ORANGES AND
w SWEET MALAGA GRAPES.
Fresh. at KING PLACE.
N1INOE MEAT DOMESTIC
Nl Just made, Of select materials,
At kISG PLACE.
GOLDEN sCUPPERNONG WINE
VI OGR FINEST NATIVE WINE
Gold coler, full. yet delicate flavor and fra
GRANGE, and Lost than half the cost Of ported
Wine. j. KING PLACE
CHOIOE NUTS. BASINS. FIGS, CURRANT5
~ SPICES, Sc, &C. 10 suit this particular sea-
son. For sale BY z N. P. KING B son,
de 10 King Place
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~
sAMARIfAN's GIFT,
SAAARITANS GLYri
THE MOST OBTAIN REMEDY EVER UsRI
soxoRRaEI, oIEET, SrRi0T0REx, DC
Contains no Mineral. 10 B.l.am, 60 Mercury
Only Tea Pills 10 BE- 1hkss to kfecf a Cure.
rhs, ara eatirely vegetable, having NO smell no
n ,a4. the stomach o. bowels Of the most dsiosts.
+ from s' s,
x the sni,elsis, q fsnnsyi!snis q .Ss %o:'
20 Lei ssc:: ". e sssas CURED
TX E.;tR
Sent 3, S 3: 9. sd:,n envelope
BLOOD BL0ODU BLOODlU
sGR99EUL Ut0ERs. s0REs. SPOTS,
n k55544 2s1 ass g. ,u1o,
i: offered AZ the ynblis = positiy: care;
sSSf asD Issss1t tf5z H.
most potent. certain apd edectual remedy ever pre-
sSe poison 80 sSss the cure ssoro1s s.
and permanent; Take then, Of shis puIifyins rom
Sostsrits that for Whioh ySS may isDsns n siss,
''s"' Do HOT DEsPAIRi = .
H.sB o,,
FE4AkSe! :. IEAALISN
s e s:ss s BSuJH GfS.sS 3, ::
hsasiy ss.sssd II UlesF:ssH 6t:Tns g Lsaoos
sfs "a :: 49, &: =. d
sAnARITANy WASH
f. = s:ssHs s g sySai s''d m eonnsssioa With The
1f fSi ia airs assS :i fsio. 3 cents.
rss e e the; s.d :ss
n 3Ss D. 3. ESsIissls. f''' Are used
WHAT III. fYYzsss9T0kkss al Hb II IN. sAnAE
!ssn. used eiS: ;:sss:s g
81: ~: =: 4: ss::!
shMs e0naoy. and e fer e ny ne a tAsm extSSda
I''''..'n AN sa'a 's .!.f 'FFksp .. Bowsss'
"As.ista,t SURGEON, Ssh d. \. vois
ia 2 :; g; yo1p: s:Ee:s Nh ss::. ana Pom.
SiiisaSsS s.. Ys;:s::s:s:s:: :s.s.IS ZOO.
M AI155lAo5So 2 Il D. , "a.
- : q 6aoSoiAT pAR sxesLLESon,
rhl. rr,pl. y.nlll. cHoooGATHS' s. saP..ior
In sual,ty snd flavor 70 any other made il this
NM. bUkGHi ILL a''
corner i4th and stroets
jas under Dbbitt Houee,
lust IIC1IvED
YATES SBLBYB,
-, y. r
COLORlD rOY BOOKS, from London: 1reech
~ Juvenile Books, direct from Paris; Labcoi va
New 5.iry faIe:; nsce. largely illustrstsd. and
deA IRAROK TAYLOR.
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A QUESTION ABOUT Low DREssEs-A
singer IN London concert saloon writes to
the Pail Mall Gazette:
"Can you or any OF our readers tell me why
ladies OF title are allowed 70 wear dresses in
society which the manager of a music hall
where i am engaged as n singer tells me are
100 indecent tor his STAGE Like most other
members OF my profession, L buy all my
dresses from dealer in fashionable cast off
clothing | lind that they are invariably we'll
made, that no fault can be found with tue
quality OF the material, that they are long
enough. an d often too long, in the skirts lar ge
enor gh round the waist, broad enough cross
the back, bat always so low in the neck that
am not allowed 70 wear them. and ever fee
InclIned to wear them without adding dee %
band OF lace or silk TO cover my shoulders
My dresses come from countesees, duchesses
and other ladies who stand well in the Co,syt
CtrcnlGr. How IS it that these ladies can wear
dresses, sitting on ottomans with geItleu en-
leaning over Them, that i cannot and am not
allowed 70 wear on the stage OF music hall
with ten or fifteen yards space between me and
my audiencel e
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AUCTION SALES.
m GREEN > vILLtAns, Aue.,one.r..5
AND 9Th STREETs ISLAND. AT PiiRI,Ti

TkusTEEs SALE oFIMPRQvED PR0PBKrY
ON MAkYLAED AVENUE, BETWEEN AZ
ASP S5s srEEkTs. Island, AT FGBElt
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me. dated the lsth
day OF November, A D. ists ysasd recorded In Lfper
NJ. No. 8, folos 4os, 47o. and All, of the Land
Sfs shall s Oh ,he Tsh d ds U0I Fsb
ruary next, at otaock M, ON the premises,
east hail Of Lot No IN Reservation D. coptai N ng
tive tho usand teven hundred and TT six square
feet four and half isches, with the I'm
and snotbe two story Feame Heuse fronting on the
alley The above described property to be cold as
per order Of the Court -
Terms One half cash; balance in 81 x and twelve
moHths for notes beeriAg interest, and secured By
Deed OF trust on the premises All convey snc ng
Sioo down on the day of sale and Ii the terms
are not complied with in i've days after the ay of
sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
properly ct the risk and cost OF the defauItinR
purchaser. BY advertising three times in the Ma,
GREEN WILKES ian Ll Hnes
js7-Tu,Th&ds tIntsll
RY NAGLE 3 CO, Anctionsers.
Between 9Th and 10th sts
EA0LE 90 will give their person. ii atten ii on
10 the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furni-
ture. Also. to the sales OF stocks OF 4roce ries,
Wtnes, Liquors, and Merchandise of ever de-
serlPtion, Horses, Carriages. II arness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consgumeuts
Regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY; and SATURDAY, at 10
CLOCK NAGLE 90,
IaII-u Auctioneers.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WARRINGTON, Jan o, 1871
49, go 80

GNR - ~ = 49, - -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MoBE and WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run ~ follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
leave caiiy, except Sunday. at TOO, 7,45 ana
IT'D o IN and 2oe, and 4: so, and 500 D. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 q m ana
FOE =. AY STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION
Leave at Sis and zoo O. n :, and at 400 ana 4 q.
, m. 80
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
20 L on Yea a - a m, and ~ p IN. No trains
UH SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave az rs .. m, and 2:JJ anu ; % D. n
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave Atlas q. IA, and 200 ar1 % d. "A.
FOR ALL PARTS or TIE WEST
az leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:l5 a. m, sAd
Oh Sunday At 500 p No only. conn Getting at Relay
StaIton With trains from Baltimore 10 WhseIiRs,
,THBOUGh TICKETS to the Wet can be had q,
the Aashington station Ticket Once ST all hours
In the DAY. well as at the office of the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 6th and 9TH streets
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see
Advertisement OF Through Linsp
:. WILSON. FASTER Of transportation.
d. CoLE, GehSrsl Ticket Agent
&C - II GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent WASHING ton
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n = D ! o Al STAT
SURGEON IN OHIER.

81 RGEON IN UH1EF.
j. THOMPSON, N D.,
Is4 etreet. between 10Th and 2lst streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND 81 R9EONS
JOS b. BARNES, M. D., surgeon General,
Jos. Riley, 81 D., GeorsetpwH.
TH0S: MILLER. n. b + street. Washiaston.
W:P JOHNSTON. NJ. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, 81 D., Georgetown.
+. HOWARD, NJ. D., Y street.
Orders for admission 10 the free beds In this hos
pital OF which there are go cen be obtained OF
the Surgeon in chief at this office. "a street, or
of any OF the Meiicai staff, and of the Revs. Drs
Hall. Gurley, Gillette. and Ooombs
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring adml sstsn
will apply 10 the Surgeon General, United States
army.
Petients living ut d distance whs desire TO come
to this Institution for treatment can secure pr ate
rooms by applying BY letter TO the matrop Of the
hospital. A. D. GILLETTE. - D,
IN 2s-eoly.r President.