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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-13
EunoPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Received during ne month Of August, 1850.
a. LONDON. July IS, 1857.
hrSana- OH1uxRNa 6oHs-aents: hare much
pleasure In enclosing document signod By tho nrs
composers. muRcians and profess In Europe hold
your Pianos In such high estimation tp:de my oertin
oats that fels II my duty to tafe OF tho with
70 Europe to Ascertain the opinion my profex
brethren. The enoIosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they hAye boom on tho subject. I beg 70
forward, ct the same tine. etter received from my
tna 70 you. -
nave TIE honor to be- gentleman, your1 very truly,
JAMEB n. wEHLL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-13

THALBERa's OPINION.
consider 0hiciorlng q Sons Pianos. beyond oon
partEon, the beSt bare soon In America.
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrumeu
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT. cNef Jsss.oe Carts--.-rhe
jury 10 case Il " yeth and Wyeih VS.. FoyleT
handed IN sesled verdict Founs for the
pis ne in The sum Of esS6o -, with inter st
from l6ih October. LEES.
Miller VS. Clark MatIngly aud Jones and
defendant
COLES snd Strait vs. CLARK. Discontinued at
reouesi OF Mr.. Miller
Mr.. Peek desired TO call rp on motion the
case OF Forbes va. Id eTs. set before CAisf
Justice Cartier as Judge. an appeal case from
commissioner OF Patents, an application by
appetite for continuance OF patent and appel
liant has not proceeded with case, appeal DIS
missed.
Henry Coleman VS. Washington and George
town Railroad Co Brent and Msrrick aud
bradley. 90 affidsvit of Mr.. Geo 4. GIDEON
that an important witness wss sbseLt. and
csse could not proceed in his absence without
PREJUDICE, case conun ued at cost OF pIsinaf.
Tor vs.. Williams. Brent ana Merrick
ana Bradley. Continued generally by con-
sent of counsel.
Hine VS. Boyce. Baker and Edmonstou
Continued until 10th December by consent OF
counsel.
Miller Il Lowenstine VS.. Mcdonald
McDade, Muller & Drury. Judgment con-
fessed by defendants in favor of plain.
TINS, for sum OF si5l, with interest from LIST
January, 1867, and costs of suit, with stay of
execution until default be made in payment OF
Judgment according TO terms agreed upon by
COUNSEL. and II default ia one payment as
agreed. execution shall issue. Signed by
Drury and W. j. Miller, attorneys tor plain
tifIs and defendants.
O. 5. Baker VS. q. Gibbons Mr. CLARK At.
torney for defendant. asked for Jury OF inqut-
snion. Verdict for defendant for SEQ with in
terest for three months. previous TO Novemper
18th, I-t7.
Mr.. WIllouahby asked and received Judge
ment BY default, IN case of Jones VS.. Lauence,
on premissory note.
Wilson VS.. GoodIng. Mattingly and Jones.
The jury sworn and testimony taken in this
case, which was the attachment and replevin
OF stallion and wagon. The horse ana wagon
OF father was attached for debt, alleged TO be
due by son, and the father replevied the prop
erty as his and not the sons. Verdict Of one
cent for plaintiff.
Mr. Wiliouehby asked for order of publics-
ton In case OF James L. Close vs. Abso,om A.
CrookstoD; order Of publication given
KING VS.. Fisher: Totem and Fendall. King,
the plaintiff, claims he made a contract for one
half the proceeds OF the farm. Defendant
claims mat there was contract for part OF the
proceeds for awhile-up to 9th Of 1une-aud
then for $40 per month for the rest Of the time
MIR. Fendall raised the objection that this case
was brought on 9uantumi Beruit, whereas they
should have declared on the special contract
Mr.. Totten objected, as ha said il was too late
for defendant 10 object now, as he had himself
repudiated the Contract, and uow they should
be allowed 20 proceed on the count for labor
done. The Court ordered the case to proceed
reserving his decision On the point OF la " here
after.
Assign mt for Monday. Dee. 2d.-Nos 60, II9,
2G9 $780, -, ITO, 15g, 10, 2U1, 26}, 305-
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FuNKRAL.-Yeeterday afternoon, the funeral
OF the lae JOSIAH Melvin, an old and highly
respected citizen Of Washington. took place
from his late residence. on o street, near 10th,
and was very largely attended-the Typo.
graphical Union, Columbia Lodge, No. 10, and
the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, 20. B. X.
Colledge marshal, being ont In full force, with
Heald's American Brass Band. The remains
where tho pastor, Rev. Mr.. Tudor, of1cIated
after which, the procession proceeded to Glen.
wood Cemetery, where the corpse was in I.
TERED, Rev. p. II. Sweet officiating on the part
OF the Odd Fellows. The pail. bearers were
Messrs. +. Jefferson and Walker, OF toe Typo
graphical Union; Hepburn and Litchdeld. Of
Columbia Lodge. and Champion and Ed
waros, Of the Grand Lodge. .-.-
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G RFAT REDUCTION IN PEIcEs ,-Couten-
plaiUg 10 Chtn e our business we will sell. Tor
80 days only, our entire stock OF Mems, Iou'h
AID Boys Clothing. at IS per cent. less Than our
regular price. Heavy cos's for % 10 SID, all
wool pants from - TO st, heavy YES : az -, aud
ali o'her goods in proportion, al Bars, corner
Of : IL and T. streets Heal:
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NoTICB.-It having been enormously stated
that Mr.. Henry Franc was about TO vacate his
present store and open business iu other quar-.
ters, be hereby notifies the pu Bile that b. mas
no mention Of leaving his old stand, a94 7th
street. below ID, four doors above Odd Fellows
Hall, where he will be most happy to supply
the public with Gents Furnishing Goous, at
prices 10 suit the most economical Read the
following price list :-tiood White Shirts, 81,
SIPS, 81 so; good MernoU q dershirts an Draw
ers. as. 20, ca, IS. 81; Canton Flannel Draw.
ers, 50 cents no: good Paper Collars. 10 cents
per box; Gray's Collars, Is cents per box; good
Cotton Socks, three pair for rs cents.
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CITY ITEMS.

THosE WHO WANT the most st,rscuye, ele-
rsr Z aud star Tard Books. a. very low priees
shopld not forget the Great Book Auction this
evening, at $40 Penuerlyania avenue, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, conducted by
li,29 / Wy l.. WALL & Co.
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MARRIED..

ACKERMAN-HOAGLA On the 9Th inst,
at the Church OF the piphany. by Rev DR.. Hall.
Mr. M. l.. ACKERMAE to Miss ANNIE n
HOAGLAND, both efNsw Jersey.
Rev. Father Boyis, THOMAS Il. bYKR. ESQ Of Of
Charles county, Md to Miss 9. =. NUTWEtL,
daughter Of L Nutweil, Esq, Of said county, form
erly of Washington 80
On the 9Th Of November. By the Rev. A, d. Gil.
lette W NJ CHAMBERS. OF this city, to NARY
A. HiGDOE, OF Alsxandriasva. SO !
On the 9Th inst at the residence Of the brides
Rev, W II. p. Ky an, JAHE6 ", McKfT And
A. g. JOSEPHINE, daughter q Z. b. Robey,
EsqN 0.F9a -
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY john g. Boyd was
srIested this morning by J G. German on a
warrant charging him with assaulting and
beating Jacob Levi. Phe accused was taKeH
before Justice Harper for hearing, when it
appeared that Levi, who held a claim against
Boyd, went TO his residence to collect the same.
Words eDsIed, which eliminated in blow
and therefrom proceeded the warrant The
Justice deemed the charge sustained. and held
Boyd TO security for further hearing before
Court,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

IL YoU HAVE MORE MONEY than you know
what to do with, buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods OF Tom, Dick, or Harry; but II you
wish to get full value received for the money
you pay ont 90 to Francs, where 9ent's Fur
nishing Goods are sold ~ prices which defy
competition. Look At the following prices -
Good Me-ino UndershiTts and ORA wsrs, SO, IS,
90 cents and 81; good heavy Wool socks, 20
and rs cents: good Cotton Half Hose. 81 per
dozen; good Paper Collars, 10 cents per box,
or 2 boxes for IS cents; good warm Wooden
Gloves rom % cents mp Also. Scarfs. Ties,
Handkerchiefs, at prices 10 suit the most eco.
nomical, at Francs Popular Gents Furn,sh.
ing Store. 49l eth street, between d and Z, three
doors above Odd Fellow Hail 1l,i4,l:
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ADDREes TO THE WoRKiNGMEN's Assem-
BLYTHE meeting OF the Workingmen's As
sembly, held Wednesday night at the City
Hall. to hear An address from Alex. McDon-
aid, president of the Iron Mining National
Union of Great Britain. on the condition OF
labor In England and this country. was well
ettended, and characterized by the highest de-
gree OF interest,
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T8R DOUBLE. BRgAsTED Short Frock Walk.
ing Cos, the ls'est novelty Ia fashionable
Dress. They are the hand omsst coat our his
season. Can he had ready made, or N ada to
order, al A. Saks s. 20, 5i7 9TH rect, be cen
Fenna. avenue aud u street
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MArRIMoNIAL.-Ae sterday morning q large
number OF relatives and friend DIS assemble at
st Peters Church, Capitol Hill, to witness
the nuptials OF MI I'D ward Castell and Miss
Mary Stewart, of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Boyle, of St.
Peters church. Mr. George e Castell acting
as groomsman and Miss Ella Purcell as brides
maid.
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LOCAL NEWS,
AnrsFMEN1s kc TONIGHT

National IBEATEE -F4Ieweil b-uaht OF
Miss Msgsis Mucn-u 90 which oecas on she
VIII sppeAr s. Juliet in Shak-sper's play
81 Romeo and Juliet supported by Mr..
Nsndebbod a. Romeo" and the stock CON-
psEy.
LEcTuRE-Rpv. DIR Sampson will lecture
OF SSUitz-TIsDd" &C. night at the First Baptist
Church, 18th street. b-t zen u ard II streets
-Ur he ten-fit e ne rev Mission chapel OF
IRE FIRST Baptist Church-
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TIE FAIR at Carroll Han, for the beneft
of the schools Of the immaculate Conception
Church. was well attended yesterday by an aui-
n aied ana generous crowd of patrons. The
elegant cane intended as a present for thu IA =
yorita cano idate for the next Presidency afford
ed many an oppoTi unity to .yote early and
often SO tar Gen Grant leads all competitors,
though CoIfax, PeIdIeton, Banks, johnson,
and others, have admirers. There are, also. q
splendid silver pitcher to be voted to the IA
vorite Temperance Division, and a maguif.
cent bat for the most popular Base Ball Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

JETELRY.- Sets, Jet Sets, Ont Steel
Sets SILVER Plated Spoons and Forks, Teceived
this morning at Prigg's One Dollar JeNelry
Store. No. is Pennsylvania avenue, near \
~
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UNsoUED FowLs.-Lieutenant N CONAN, san
ttary ofhcer, detected this morning, Ia the
Northern Liberty market, two hucksters,
named L. L. Cortgison (white) snd N. y. Reed
(colored) in the act Of selling unsound chick.
ems, and thereppon arrested them. They were
taken before Justice Chaplin, and each fined
five dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

BLANKETS OF ALL CoLoRs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse BIau.
ksts, Of all colers. Five lbs Blanket for $3.50
and Hair Pillows, Bols ters, Mattresses, &c.
ADAMsoh's, 5O6 9th ST.,
Ills one door from Penn. avenue
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De NOT GO TO FEAST of LANGUAGES and
steal the scraps, but listen to my tale:
Good DoeskiL Pants, S6-lO off IS 80
Fine do. do, Sl0-i0 of. 80 90
Fine trock Goats, S20-l0 of. 90. 6 500
Good do, Sl6-I0 off. si4 40
Good Black Vests, ~ 500 off -. So 5
Fine do, $50 OFF. 81 50
Fine Beaver suits, >40-l0 of. $50 90
Silk ard Velvet Vests $50 off 81 20
All goods 10 per cent. discount from actual
cash value, at Henping's, One Price Store
corner of tn street and Maryland avenue
Selling OF 10 remove to No. 5i1 eth street, In
telligencer Building.
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TIE PUELIC will bear In mind the EXTENSIVE,
Boot and Shoe House. u. r. Cummins. 81 I'll
street, (seconc door south OF Northern Market
An immense new and beautiful stock Just re-
ceiNed from his tavorite manufacturers.
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IS0R S1ET-A- mall VtSck q 70SII ,e-1o1Ied
II BOOTS Ard EHQEs; store nicely AttAd 1~
IN Will, good trade 20 commence with
Good r,,asons FOR selling. For particulars IA 4
inoi ire AZ the store, No. SO PeaBsyivusiS
avenue between Sd and "A streets
no % Ct. Ii. n. SMELTZER = co
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HONOR TO WHOM 1T Is DUE.-Editor STAR
A slight calculation of the accurate report of
he proceedings Of Hope Division, Sons Of
Temperance, on the occasion Of the fraternal
visit OF Columbia Division thereto on Tuesday
evening. as published In your last issue, may
be ad miseible- Inasmuch as there are four
Walshs--father and three sons--in Columbia
Divnion, II 10 but right to state that Louis, the
youngest delivered the recitation spoken of,
and OF whom an adniring critic on o former
occasion remarked that a walk Of five miles OF
q stormy night would be amply repaid BY the
pleasure OF hearing one Of bis recltations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

LADIES MINK SABLE FURs, al Stiuemetz's
28 Pennsylvania avenue. near corner 1871
street. Beautiful sets, $50, SIS and $50. 3
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PRISONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy.
Yard, will please leave their orders at No. l22
East Capitol street, between 4th and 5th.
JOHN Co00INs, Agent
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Coop NEWS.-The public will be pleased 10
VI know that DhsFOSSE r.. French Baker, lqih
tTert vii cumneD6e to deliver his beali NJ and
bighly appreciated BREAD H. O. l. t@Wn On MON
Df uGAt. Dec nbeT n. The families who Wish
O. Ie Supplied Will please send thf IL address 70
PEIlLiFPf, lrenlE Hair Dresser, Bridge street,
Georgetown. Hotels aud Restaurants furn shed at
moderate rates. Ne ?. I'm
NOTICE TO TIE LADlEs.
! Cffr, IN my new HAIR store, % the Ladies a
great s,.oIt TN, If If BkAInS and AL l. uds Of
HUMAN HaIR WORK.
OF the best cOnfections cheaper THAI sRy where in
n. District.
Wholesale and Retail.
II. PHILIPPt,
Ornamental hair Manufactured,
100 Bridge street,
10 g "a Georgetown, ID T..
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 4s4 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-and-a-haif and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment of
Corns, Bunions, Bod Mails, Enlarged JOINTS,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c.
Once hours from a. m. to p. a No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

FAIR BY a reference to our advertising
columns, IL will be seen that the ladies OF the
Foundry M. T. Church will hold fair at Odd
Fellows Hall on Dec. I'd. II promises to be q
fine Entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

TRY STINEARTZ's SIX DOLLAR SILK HAT
Best in the city TOR the price. ,
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TIE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store in
this city is Francs, 494 sth street, between
d and l., three doors above Odd Fellows
Kali. HAL.
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FROM THIS DAY Will sell good Whalebone
Corsets at 81; make to order the best at S3. And
guarantee the 6t; nv own Patent Walking
Skirt AZ e125; Shoulder Braces at from q so
up. Chs. BAUM,
Ills 40 louisiana avenue, near TIN st
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DRIVING ACROSS TIE SIDKwALK.-Fineso Of
one dollar each were imposed by Justice
Chsptn this morning upon Amos B. Coot and
u. Scott, for driving across interdicted por-
tons Of the sidewalk -..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Wall Il 90,
ON Wednesday, sold a two-story brick house
and lot 30 feet wide, by Toe feet deep, situated
on Cd street, between f street south and ir.
ginia avenue, to John Walsh. for o., 1sS. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

PorK COPS, Durillions ct Onslss reutres
dana Ia chair, consuIter le Docseur WAITE,
etahh deputs 1S6i-A sop once No. ~ Penn
teme rue.
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Cur AT BALL Last night, while q bali
was in progress at the Warrington Gardens, q
night took place, In which man named Will
liam Roach, residing on L street, between LIST
add I'd, was badly cut. . y r.
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CLOTHING, &c.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUNERs
The largest and raost elegant stock Of frenct.
kngllsh, and Domestic CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs.
and NEsT1NGS ever offered 60 the public. tefne
determined 60 close out our very heavy stock a
foods consisting Of the above mentioned, and slss
fl FINISHING GOODS. at cost We have = the
assortment Of UNDERSHIRTs. DRAWERS.
Tbs HOSIERY. snd verything spPertsining %
a 90 ntlsman's wardrobe. Which v are determine1
90 sell at prices that defy CON petition.
Call az "a 9Th It, tneNt Msrk ritersA
JAMES T. WALKER,
no91w Tailor and furui.hsr.
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HOUSEKEEPING WITHOUT TRoCBLE-The
trJuble and expense OF keeping house force
many families 70 board. but in Georgetown q
popular Institution has Just been started by
which persons may have all the comfort OF
housekeeping without its annoy ances. The
Union Hotel in that place has been di vided in
elegant suites rooms, which are rented by the
proprietor, Mr. X. A. Shinn, to families desr-
ing them. who either take their meals at The
hotel table. Kept in excellent style by Mr.. j.
OLe6ry, or have their meals sent to their
rooms. Quite number Of persons have al.
ready taken rooms, and others are about 20 do
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MAI TRAPs.-A correspondent writes to Us
commiss Toner Of the Third Ward, uperfutend-
est Of strsets or some other o6hceR. should be
compelled TO keep guard over the stencil traps
L and 5th slreets. and held responsible for chi
dtpes'tHs. The copdition In which such 4
public thorouehfaSe 90 New York avenue hss
cen left az nieht for he last week u dlsgraoe
20 the Corporation.
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ACCIDRNr.-About two O'Clock Thursday
mornIpg, Messrs. John and Michael Kennedy.
brothers, walked out OF the back door of
Odd Fellows Hail, on seventh street, fall.
tpG about fifteen feet upon the stone pave.
Oliver and others, when II was found that
John was insensible and somewhat injured.
He was placed in Q hack and sent to his resi-.
denee, where the services Of physicia were
procured. Michael was uninjured "a
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RIAL ESTATE TRANsF1Rs.-The folio wing
Real Estate Exchange OF X. NJ Hail:
Part Of lot Q, In square 7s2, q feet on Massa-
Oh usetts avenu ne. at el,to0. Part Of lou 80 ana
10 square 500, u feet, 1t &406 west part OF lot q
In square 2se, rs feet. ~ $4,000 part Of lot IL in
suusre 923, Is feet at s.1s; sub H, in "a uare
20, ~ eoe7 10, part Of Lot S, in sqaare si7, is
I OF, at q, ESQ.
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$50 Z W A R D.
RscTeifiHg RsRdt-r0ps Y. s. Army. J
No % Indiana AreHVe
Washington. ID C.. November n. lsG. \
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid Tor
the apprehension and delivery to me. at this oce.
the following named man, deserter Of the United
States army
EDWARD HOPKINS, private Company c, 18th
infantry, 26 years of age, feet 50 inches high,
rudy complexion, brown eyes, dark hair, and
JAMES Z. WILSON.
First 1t. I'd Artillery, L. s. Army,
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WIN. b. WHEATLEYS PREMIUM STEAn
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Once, No. 49 jefferson ST., Geer setown, D. o.
Estat he'd IN 1881 premium awarded by the Metro.
politan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1856 and Is now by
far the largest and most complete estabishment OF
the kind In this section of country.
DyelnE and Securing OF all kinds dsne In the bess
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
sol1cits the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and dee patch.
Post Office address, Lock B Il No. so.
0fSce closes daily at sunset except Saturday wher
Ii is closed at 81 D M. au III -em
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by THoS. BOWLING. ARct.: Georgetown, ID. G.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
PEQSPkCT STREET, GE0RGETowN, AT
AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. Bee. 9Th, at q O'Clock m,
will sell in front Of the premises part of Lots g
and 20. fronting feet on the north side Of Pros
pet street, between High and Potomac streets. BY
depth of % feet The improvements consist Il
two nearly new three story Frame Dwelling
houses.
Terms Cash. Conveyaneing and stamps at the
cost # the purchaser.
De- ed THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
THANKSGIVING LUXURIEs-Mince Pies,
i prepared of the very best and cieanesf mare
rlals. new Citron, Valencia Raisfns, Layer Figs
Malaga Grapes, Havana OrangJ s, Ice Cream &C
at WALLACE'S, - High street. Georgetown.
10 23-6tT
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PERSONAL.

I AIDES HAVING SKATING SUITS MADE
IL and wishing to avoid the trouble of Braiding
can have them stamped in Initial of Braid 10
fast colors. Boulevard and Bamoral skirts
stamped in same manner by W NJ. PRINCE, 439
Ninth street. no ~ Im
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CoSsKRyArIvg Army AND NAVY UNION
The regular weekly meeting of THIS orxsu "a
uon wa held on "Wednesday evening
AmcnG those propose d for mem b~rship. WA
Gen hoo' II j. walker, who, with others, was
duly elected.
Cspt. Geese read a report, as Finsnci,, Se,
Rotary, for the past month, nowing that the
receipts Of the Association Were 500 50. ne ar.
penditur- o, 500 50; leaving q oalSncs IN the
Treasury of SlI 81. He also stated that thers
were over $50 Que the Association from men,
eers-
Capt. McKeans moved that no recommen-
dalton for position be given 10 any msmb.r
Who l. IN ARE ears Tor fees or monthly du 5, I'M
lees by VOTE of the Association; referred to
The Executive Commitree. Adjourned.
TEE v AsHISGTox SAES6RRBuHD.-Last
evening, = ceiishtuI enteuaiDment in the
rosp- 80 ersnf concert and b@li was given At
God Fsllcws' Hall By the Was bin gton SAenger-
buno, vGIcu Va- Yvry largely attended. The
hall wa Handsomely decora ied with Am-rI-
car and IT. rman eolors and the large con.
pary prstfn' SnJ yeo themselves IN the N .rry
dance he music Of Bereman'- Bsnd aud in
listening the me singing of the ..ound, :"
Wondering ABOUT "a voices, LEAD by Mr. Carl
Richter. vbs were accompanied on one of the
nne pisDos frcrr the mandatory Of Dsssau a
Co, in south Washington.
Az INPosToR.-Tne public are varn.6
against eoioIed imposter. who. within the
past few wsekE, nas Wet m,zed se versl % .rtiss
In Gums q money 70 defray the burial ex.
pepses Of bis dressed wife. Ampas fnoss
who we're caiied pp1n were Revs. DR., 9uriey
and Gilietre, and o Imposition was not sus-
peeted mil. upon compar1nk notes, thy
fopnd hat the same fsllow, while soltci d on
funos TO buy said wife, suf red 40 or three
weeks TO s'spse between the times of visiting
the cleTgynsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29
CQUAL 10 MI HUSBAND.

Well, George, want 20 get ny hair dressed
Huni Fanny that cssts 90 much l.
Oh No, SIR, ft does not cost more than you spend
IN Es;b sr snss. See Madame D'.onss's' prices
Short hair, Se.1s Gut for ladies' or s.nt,, so.so
Outsidethe door i 50 sham ooin2 long hair,
Flower Curls, zee snA drsssinE 4, LOO
Hair Of ever extra color Brsids, Curis. Invisi-
BE Wig "A herd ?; n;4s e cEdsr :, A. pEnoS-
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