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Evening star., 1867-01-05
DIED..


LEITCH. Fell asleep in the arms of Jesps q,
Ioon; G0RsELIgs JOHN ALEXANDER
LElICH. in the Sth year Of his age.
Hi. lsnguishing head is at rest
It's thinking and aching is over.
10 heard By Affections moro.
His heart 10 no longer the seat
Of trouble and torturIug pain
1t ceases TO fatter and beat
1t never shall nutter again.
Bis frisads and acqu uaintances are respeotfulIv
invited to attend his funeral on sunday morning,
No 22O D street, between Sd and a, streets,
1icana 1icr His remains will be carried to st. Dom
PERKINS Suddenly. on Thursdsy, ,Jannary 3.
HEhRf PEkkdSs in the sOth year OF his age.
rda nrs innsIs VIII take place on to morrow after
I'D Of the fs%; are S inss;
MARC!A M ! IEtJzABETH. daughter Of William IN r.
The frisIds Of the family are invited to the
srsss ss:s and streets at il
GSsAs II n sSSsxs ssHs {. n &: s
Her friends and relative. are respectfully invi.
ted to attend her funeral from her lste residsnce
row (susdayJ the ssh instant, At o ociock ,. m.
~. s,s N y saf a:.s.4 ::1 ,1,s En-.
v y i
mortality. "
The fgnsrsi win take place At ~ O'Clock .. m
parents. No. 234 9th street. between II and
IChsrlsstown, Va, Free Press please COPY
GODDARD. On Friday evening, January 4. of
shronie dissntsry. SOLOMON GObDARD, in the
His funeral will take place on Sunday evsnin o.
January 8, at three O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence on 10th street, near Boundary.
MOSES. On the sth inst, SOPHIE TUCKER,
sgeds years, daughter Of simpson P. and Lizzie
The friends Of the family are invited to attsnd
the funeral, from the residence No. 2O2 SsW
York avenue, at IA O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
BROOM: This Saturday morning, at 10
O'Clock, ROBERT II. BROOM. Esa second son
Of the late Col. Charles Broom, OF the Marise
His funeral will take place On Monday. the 7tb
instant, At IL from the reside nee of fss smith
corner Of Pa. avenue and a. street Friends NJ
the family are invited to attend
lOhroniele and Intelligsnce or copy.l
KEEHEDI. On the 9Th inst, THOMAS KEN.
EEDY, aged 81 years.
Hts friends and those of Mr.. Keppei are respect.
fully invited 90 attend bis fuHeral from the resi-.
dsnce Of Mr.. Il. Koppel, corner Of 9Th and L SITS ,
on to morrow, tsupday.l the 6th instant, at IX
o'elock m. The funeral services will take place
At st. Patrick 3 Church.
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwELRY. ana siiver-plated Ware, Spoons,
Eorxs, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells, Bog Wood
Setts. new styles Jet Chains, Cluster Setts,
Scarf Pins, Rings. gold plated Chains, Brace
lets. Combs, new styles, for only one delIar,
at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store. No. 4S3
Penn. ave-, near AZ street.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

SURE PILE CURE.-Dr. Gilberts Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of 81. Crcu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. Il. Romano. Mama
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York 3.
-N
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at tn o
Stdr ONCE connter
Evening star., 1867-01-05

NOTWITHSTANDING the lateness OF the SEA
son, new goods, at reduced prices, are con
stantiy arriving at Hennings One Price
Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

fIsE-sTITCHED Doors made to order, and a
good fit warranted for SI0 pegged boots, s.;
m-mace store boots, So So kip boots for
So so 10 IS; at Heilbrun & Brothers., SOC
Seventh street, one door south Of Odd Eel
lows Hall. oO
Evening star., 1867-01-05

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist 424 Penn. av.. be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Office hours from a. m 10
Evening star., 1867-01-05

MR. AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL.-Thess inst
zerott Hall next week. have achis "a ds.iaat
success IN All the Northern cities, and their en- :
terainments In Baltimore this week have
uIawh croWoeo houses The Baltimore papers
IN that city, and present points of excellence
never surpassed oy any artistes OF the present
Gay. Mr. and Mrs HOWARD Paul are both ad :
rralto voice Of astonishing range and in the
droll sssneezing song" (done in French an / M :.
tStlon OF the celebrated Theresa OF the paris
AlcaZar.) and the "Dream of the ReyelIer >,
Henry Russelrs famous lyric, she produced a
yeriiable furors- Mr.. Howard Paul gives a
faithful full length likeness of Napoleon III.
and sings hufo lyric, .sThe Life of Jslius
Cesar" with true vim and humor. Their en-
tertainments are nique and excellent.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

WE TAKE pleasure in announcing that our
old fellow citizen, J. II. Gardner, M. d., has
renewed his practice, in which speciality we
know he has had great experience. We refer
you TO the advertisement column.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 424 Pennsy lvania avenue, between
* an d 9th streets.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

PoLICs RZPoRTs.-The Iieutenants Of the
various police precincts reported this m orning
o. arrests in the tire District. The amount
imposed In Corporation nnes was Sl57 80.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

BUBeLARY.-Somet time last Thursday night
the store OF Messrs. w. II. Il o. II. Morrison,
on Pennsylvania avenue, rear AZ street, was
entered by burglars, who effected their pur.
pose by cutting out a glass over the front door
"A quantity OF cutlery Is missing by the Messrs
morrison; and Mr.. Prigg, who occupies q por-
tion OF the store with a dollar jewelry estab-
hshment, loses from four TO five hundred dol
iars In Jevelry and fancy articles.
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THR SNOW LAw.-Ths enforcement OF the
snow law (as the Act of the Corporation re-
qunlng housekeepers and property owners to
remove the snow from their pavements is
called, is attended with much grumbling by
lew OF those who are subject TO the penalty.
Ineenactmento Of such law was loudly called
lor Few winters ago when several estima bile
cltizens were seriously Injured by falling on
the payements, but since the Corporation as
enacted the law. and the officers do their duty
with regard 10 IL, some Of those who were
most IN favor OF IL condemn the officers be-
cause the Offenders have 10 pay for their OWE
neglect. Yesterday the police Of the Sd ward
arrested thirteen parties for violating the law.
case, -. In the second ward three were ar.
Iested-one was fined and TIVE dismis sed
Seneraily, they acknowledged the Justice OF
sIa"' the Ia"' paid eheerfully, and departed. Some,
fined. W "'iAe
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DALIFF's SALE.

Take notice that b virtue Of account Of dissrsia
20 ,ds and chattels Of Cbsncey Lenard, have
ssized and taken the following goods ana chattels
Go satisfy ground rent due and in arrears TO the
said Barnard Ran. to.vit ! Frame Building.
containin. rooms, Desks. Lcunss. Tsbie.
llstove and Pipe, lot OF Chairs. lot OF Creckery
&C., md hereby give mott &c that said goods and
ehstts, viii bs cold at RIbs sqesien for cash 70
slant, at II O'Clock. on the premises, New York
avenue, between 18th and I4th sts.. said building
la4.St w. A. BOSS. Balff
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AHUsIMENrs. &C.. rO.HIGHr.

NATIONAL lHEATER.-rhe grand spectacu-
ar opera. - The Star of tho Nortn," BY the
Marslzek troupe this evening.
WALLS NEW OPERA HoysR.-Last night of
BOurcIcaults best play, g The Long Strik ike,"
the production Of which in this city, with all
she fine scenic and mechanical eferts, has
bsen q great success, the house being crowded
every night. No one should fail to see IL.
ISLAND HALL.-All OF our readers should
pay at Ieast one visit to the exceliently con-
Quoted fair, for the benefit OF Grace Church,
now IN progress at Island Hall. Tonight
there will be Lne statuary At the fair for Ia
bleaux. This interesting fair will close on
Monday night next, when the articles remain
ing will be disposed OF at auction.
INSTALLATION OF OPPICERs-The follow.
ing officers of the Encampments and Lodges of
the Order Of Odd Fellows in this Jurisdiction
are being installed this week:
CoIsmbia Encampment, No. 1T. f. W.
FeInOur, q. Patriarch; A. Adler, II. Priest; E.
Goodman, ST. Warden; l.. W. Beach, Jr. War
den; Vim. X. Mclean, Scribe; John A. Moul-
den, Treasurer.
Magrnenu, No. 4-w. H. Scott C. p: Geo.
n Thompson, VI. p; John T.. Herrel, s. w (;
Jsmes A. Matnieson, J. W.; Jos. ). Tucker,
y. Wm. L. Richards, T.
RidgeIy, No. .5.-WilIiam Chase, @. p; d. r
LaueT, II. p; l.. T. Parker, :. w J. II. Boyle,
J. W, Il. A. KIdder, y: Geo. Rhinehart, T.
Mount NebO, No. 6.-Julius Strobel, c. p;
L. Ford. J. W; Thos. W. Fowler, s.; John T.
Given, I.
Central Lodge, No. Charles III johnson,
Noble Grand; Il. NJ. Plumb, Vice Grand !:
Lewis Heilbrun, Financial Secretary; F. r.
Lord, jr., Recording Secretary; Sen jsmIn f.
JiettIngs, Treasurer
Washington, No. Ct. Buckley TayIer. N
O., J 7. W Mexican. V .G.;- stewart r. 5:
Jas +. Mexican II. ); Andrew Jackson, T.
Eastern, No. -. T.. Champion, ". e.; J.
W. Barker, '. G.; l. Crosson, +. S:P NJ
Pearson, i =: g. &. Anderson, L
Harmony, No. "a. X. McInturff, N G.:
Wm. IL. Childs, V G.: W. ii. Scott, r. S;
Jas II. Turner. r =; VIM. Young T.
Columbia, No. lO.-C. q. Collision, N. G.; A.
Donaldson, V. G.; K. q. Hewett, F. s:
John A. MouIden, X. ;; Samuel Wise. T.
tnien, No. l1.-Jas. l.. Botelor, g.; A ]
Il. Larkin, V. G.; Lewis W. Shoemaker r. s.
Jos. ). Tucker, K. =; w. f. Richards, T.
Friendship, Ne. 12-H. G. Espey, NJ e.;
Wllliam Chase, V. e.; T.. 7. Parker, f. s.:
y II. Sweet. X. s; h. kidder, L.
Covenant, No. 10 j. NJ. Palmer, ~ O.; J
~. Larman, '. Ct; q. II. Lawrence, Z. >; n.
-. Eddy, X. =: ). &. Palmer, T.
Beacon, No l5.-E. ID. Clapp, N. e.: A III
Bradley. N.G.; George L. Falconer, r. s.; l.
y. Allyn. X. S; ". Mulliken,
Metropolis, No. l6-H. G. Stevens, N G =:
Peter GuigOn. q T. r.. w. FeInour r. s:
W. A. Yates, r. y: A. Duvall,T
Excelsior. No. &c. w. barr, ". G.: j. q
L0Udsrbach, V e.; Thomas Scriyener, r. 8;
William Cooper, X. 3; John q. Shaier, T.
Mechanics, No. Ic.-Jamrs Ball, ". O.; T. ID
Robinson, G.; Robert Butler, r. D.; John
Garrett +. *; A. e.. Prather, T.
Oriental, No. &c. Eber, N.G.; d. PfeiI.
Y, G.; J. Miller, Z. S.; +. Schweiring, r. 5:
Charles just, 7.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.-In the Criminal
Court, yesterday, before Judge Fisher, John
Monlton was placed on trial for forgery The
evidence showed that the accused had q claim
against the Governmen for q pension of eight
dollars per month, he having served in the
army, that he presented TO the Pension One
ahdayits OF two parties sworn before Thos J
Myers, which aftidavits were refused st the
PENSION once on account OF not containing
the facts in the case. On his application the
afhdavits were returned TO him, and by him
taken TO the same notary with the names
erased, and request that Mr.. Myers should
insert other names, which Mr.. NJ refused. The
accused then inserted two fictitious names and
nled the same at the Pension Ofice as q part of
the foundation of his claim. The forgery was
discovered by the Examiner. and the accused
arrested and indicted for forgery. Mr.
Smithers, for defense, contended that accused
could not be convicted Of forgery In tabricatiug
testImony IN support of an honest claim. The
District Attorney asked the following in struc- =
ton. which was refused, and also a req uest
that the question be certified 10 the court in
bdnc
II the jury believe fem the evidence that
the prisoner had an honest claim skainst the
Government for pension, and that to obtain
said pension, he erased the name of the real
ahants from the affidavit mailed and offered
IN evidence without the knowledge of the
notary public before whom the affiant was
sworn, and inserted two fictitious names, to.
Wit: william w. Billings and Joseph Clan
cy, and presented said affidavit after IL had
been altered as aforesaid, to the Pension ON cs
as the foundation Of his said claim, they should
find him guilty OF forgery.
The Court refusing this instruction, the coun-
sci Tor the Government prays that the q uestIon
may be referred to the Court ssin banc"
verdict OF not guilty was rendered.
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RY GREEN q wILLIAMs. Auotio.eers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX FRAME TKHu-
MHNTs AND LOTS, FROHTING Oh tbs
Alley between 9th and n streets vest and L and
month, at Public Alct ion.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the llth ~ OF
July, A D., lS65. and recorded IN Liber n u
No. So folio $50, So, 5ss, and Ss6 Of Land Rec
ords of ss hington county. District os Columbia,
shall sell, on moNBAf the slst y Of Decem
ber, at clock y. N on the premises, Lot Ho rs,
in Square Ne. 4ie, with the dinensioDs aocordtns
70 said deed of trust. The imp ove.leuts consist
Of six Frame Tenemepts, which makes Ia o profit
able investment for any one wishing TO purchase
Terms: One half cash; balance in SIX end twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey sncinS
and revenue stamps st the cost of the urchsser
SO down the day Of sale; and ff the Ter are
not complied with in q We days after the day Of sIs
the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the prop.
erty at the risk and cost Of the desaultins pur-
shsser, by advertising three times in the Evening
Star. r. r. TILLY Trust.e
de eokds GREKN VILLA MS, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is PosrroBBD ON
account OF the weather, until MONDAY, lhe Tth
instant, same hour and place.
By order of the Trustee.
js7 eoads GRK1E q WILLIAMS, Auet
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MARRIED.,

DONALDSOE-BRUNNER On the 18th of De-
cemoer, by the Rev. MI: Hamilton, Mr.. THOMAS
,IOSALDsON to Mrs. FANNIE O. BLUM
HER, both OF this city
Evening star., 1867-01-05
RY FITCH 4 FOX. Real Estate Brokers.

Rf FITCH d IOA. Zeal Estate Brokers.
On THURSDAY, January 10th, 1867, st so.r
o'clock y. m. we shall sell, st Public Auction,
Let No. II, in square 46s, On 7th street south bs
deep.
Terms Of sale $500 cash; balance in six ana
twelve months, secured By deed Of trust on the
'r.ni:s: or 'atisfseso5y :;TepPIR,Y co .uc,,
Evening star., 1867-01-05

CBHTkR MARKET TO-DAY Beef best cuts
per ID, 2sci next 2Oc.; Salt Beet, 15a2Oc; DRIED
Beef. 25a}Uc. Veal, 2Oc. Mutton, chops, Doc
Lamb, DOC; Lard, 1Sc.; Pork, fresh, laal5e
corned, l5e: Bacon. hams, uncut 2Oa3Oc; iced
1c.; breasts, lSa2Uc-; shoulders, 1Sc. Butter iOa
&c. Chickens, pair, SOC as l.5O Turkies, each
asA asI 50; Ducks, pair, 75c aaI Eggs,
lnear, dozen, II cent?. Apples, PIX, 75casl. Ap-
pies, dried, 75c. Leeks, bh-, Sc. furnips, 25c PIX
Peaches, dried, per quart, Is cts. Beans, but
Ter, ac.; white, 12al5c-; dried cherries. qt, Soc
kadishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per PIX, 4Oc
Onions, 40c-; Okra, Doc; Parsnips, 3OaaOc
Peas, quart, 10c. Carrots, bunch. S cents.
flsh-Rock, large, each, sla2; small. bunch, 40c;
Perch, SOC; Mackerel, 25c. each; Haiibut,
b, 25c.; Sheephead, 75a3l each; Lobsters, per
cents; Spanish Mackersl, slasi50 each.
Rye, per bushel, Csc as1.1O. Corn Meal,
slasllO Shipstun, 60asOc. Brown,tuf soc
Short, fOc. Corn, shelled, slasI.1O In ear
bcA, t4af5. Oats, bh, 6Oa65c. Hay, cwt, 81 so
Sl7S, Straw, elal-S0. Celery, pr bunch, 1Oc.
hrout per quart, &C. Cabbage, per head, 5alOc
HomIny, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1aIO cents
fneasants, per pair, sl.5Oas2; Potatoes, 4Oc
per peck; Sqirrels, 30 cents each; Egg Plants,
salOc. ChestRuts. 2oc qt Sweet Potatoes, Soc
Irapes, 25c. 10. Small Birds. per doz, 81 26
Woodcock, per pr. 81. Small Ducks, 75c.aSI
canvass BACKS, e3aSi Red Necks, sias2 /:
pair cartridges, per doZ, S4aS5; Robbins,
$50 Rabbits, each. 3oai0c. CHING uapins, per
quart 20c.; Cranberries, 2Oc. Pumpkins, 10 to
soc. each.
Tins morning very fne lot Of slaughtered
al prices ranging from $40 TO sl2 per 100 lbs
Beef sllasl2. The supply of poultry has i'm
proved. and the prices are about the same as
last Saturday.
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nsI., 10 assse. T. nc'oihh q CO. Au0''.
Rr JAS. Q. MCGUIRE a CO. Auetlooeer.-


If sn soth street wsst, between x ana y streets
rirst Ward.
BY virtue of 9 decree OF the surrems Oourt OF n.
District Of Columtta, passed in cause 10 6Ss cont
y, In which i thomas Cogsn 10 complainant and
Jane mehsnus. ct al ere defendants, the sd.r
slgnef trustee, will sell IN front Of the premise,
st4 o clock ,. m, on TUESDAY, the lsth d.T "a
January, instant. part OF Lot numbered i've rs
IN square numbered one hundred and twenty tso .
(l22J commencing on south side of said Lot h Va '
snd runaing north In line with, and frcHtins os
wsfdly l& feet and 10 inches. more or less thsncs
southwGdIy - feet and y inch, and thence west
place of beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribe By the decree One half
cash aud the balance to be PAL in Twelve mo oaths
for which the purchaser will be required 70 give
his Pre- missory note, bearing interest from date,
endorsed TO the satisfaction Of the Trustee .
or the purchaser may. IL he 30 desires, pay
the whole OF the purchase money cash, or one
half cash, and the balance the ratification cf
the sale By the court. Title to be retained until
the whole OF the purchase money 10 paid aud the
sale ratified By the court. Convey ancinF ana
stamps st the cost Of the purchAser
ECGEkE CARCsI, Trustee
5-eo&ds J. q. mcGUIRE q 90 Aucts
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AHp STOVE woep.

2s9 Pss~'a srs., BET. iiiA a~d isfA sts. ass
Always on aand fan supply OF the sbevs- .s.s
article, sawed end SPLIT In any bsagth and sire re-
autrsd, end promptly delivered 70 any Part Of the
District ct the LOWEST CASE PRIoDs.
no A-H fH00. J. 0ALr
r.Tssrs Of the Buers.',
z, n. r. KING a SOW,
dc 2s King Place.
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RY GREEN = WILLIAMS. Auetione.r..

RY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.
Two TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSES Asp
Between N and N streets north, at Public Aue.
On THURSDAY. the 10th instant, q, 4 o clock
p. We shall sell, the premises being part OF
Square NO SS9, with the fmRroyments, consist
ninety years lease, which will Afford fne chance
for any one wishing TO purchase small private
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest and secured By
adsed OF trust on Che premises. All conyes snoinS
asa GRIEs q WILLIAMS, Auets.
III GRGBA WILLIAMS, Auctaonssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF . deed Of trust bearing data on the
nth day Of January, 1855, executed by gonn Ool-
ns sG me m iGs the Of y.sS ..a
the land records for arlington county 10 the Die
trfct OF Columbia, will offer for sale. on the
premises. on FRIDAY the issh day OF ysnusry,
1857, at . O'Clock .. M, the north part Of Lot No
d. c, fronting is fsst and : inches on est si9ts
street, between A and s.rsets no. n, anr run
ming at that width 10 the rear, toget or with the
improvements, consisting Of . sman dwelling
house and ether buiidtngs.
the purchaser TO receive . deed and give his note
secured by deed Of trust. All CONVEX ancins and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. A
depostt OF $50 required at the dme OF sale. and
the trustee reserves the right 20 resell st the oost
john = EORRIs, Trustee.
GREEN q WlLLIAMs.
deI.2aw6ds Auctioneers.
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RYJAs. O. hcGUIRE q CO., Auos,o.eer..

X 1Ac' o HcUUIhk UU., AuotoHeers.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF SIX 900 DOL.
LAk BONDS,
Issued By the Corporation of AIexandris 20 bu lila
coal whsryes; interest frem January l. 1851 at the
Auction hooms. January 9TH, At O'Clock.
BY order administrators
viii be added
$500 Corporation Washington six per cant Quar-
terly stock
ja2-dts Init J. q. MCGUIRE q CO, Auots.
Evening star., 1867-01-05

WANTED-SECOHD- HAND FURNITURE
w Also; M!kRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, BED
DING and dHOUSEFURHISHING GOODS of every
descr, pton. d. BUCHLY. 40S 1th street.
lee6-n between G and II, east side
Evening star., 1867-01-05

BOARDING.
EOR REHT-A pleasant furnished front BOOM
4 with Board Also, Q small Room, suitable
ior one person, corner Sd street and Indiana ave.,
No. 3e9. Bent moderate. jss-3t-
EURNIsHED Rooms FOB BENT, WITH or
4 Without Board. Three Rooms connec Ing, ID
hoor, Will bs let for Housekeeping, desired No.
~ Pennsyivania avenue, between 24th and 18th
EURNIeHlD PARLORs AND OHAnBERs
FOB REHT-Wfth or without Board Nc. 9
Missouri avenue. jaS-0ts
I AR0l AND OOAFORTA BILE ROOMS AID
II BOARD can be had at No. 46s, (Psndleton
House. between ~ and Sd streets, Penn avenue
Table Boarders likewise accommodated ja 6ts
MRs. BRYANT can accommodate few persons
1v1 with comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS.
Al,o. yeuld receiys three or four gentlemen as
and llth. opposite Church Of the Epiphany. j3-3ts
EURHIsHED ROOMS JOB BENr-With or
! without BOARD. Referencos EXCHANGED
Apply at 10. $40 New York avenue, between 9Th
ana l0fn streets. ja 7-lt-
TABLE BOARD at No l6l 10th street, Q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms SH Isr
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23

SO you stoop not lower than manhood
warrants. You arc dealing With politi-
cal robbers and assassins, and nccd not
burien your conScjenccS obom tie mcuns
you use 70 QUA" he tontoye yround."
Souru CAnorl~A Mission C~oxrrnrxcE.
Tho next session OF Ills Conferences
will commence at the Centenary NJ. T..
Church, Charleston, on Saturday March
2nd., Bishop Scott presiding. On Sab
bath there will he preaching by visitors,
and members oftllc Conference. at thn
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q Great complaints are made ofthc
injustice which the freedmen receive ut
the Courts now in session in different
parts Of the state; we are informed Fri
ais 30 on without the accused being pres
cnt, and sentence is passed often without
the hearing OF evidence. What has be-
come Of the c%r1ninc, which jurisprudence
is supposed to lw clothed in?
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23

nifty ofdispcrsing the Convention.
They recommend the appointment Of,
4 Provisional Government for the State
OF Louisiana until the people improve III
loyalty sufficiently TO be trusted,
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23
.INNIrERS.lRT CELEBR7ION.

Tho SaNton Charitable Association,
celebrated their first anniversary, on
Monday evening the 18th instant. They
adjourned to the residence Of Mr.. W. II.
Spencer, where the usual business or The
evening was transacted. The following
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-02-23

BAPTIST lnion Of ST. Louis las JUS, held
.llS Ncronl annual mrctin9. The Union
has raised about $4,000, anil two Church
rdIiicrS llavr been erected. The Union
makes no distinction on account OF col
Or. The colorrd churches arc represents
CT at is monthly meetings side Is side
with the other churches.