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TO the corner Of Smith md g streets,
Virginia Dity, New.
Relief for Horses & Cattle

THE UNDERSIGNED REsPECT.i1m
l fully lnformSt the public that he has 5fS
estaolisheu a. - A4-G GALL
Stable and Veterinary Office,
As above, whore he Is prepared to bestow
medical attention to
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP & DOGS,
Which may be entrultsdsto him. He also Offer
q Free Consultation at his Office from 10 TO Il
o'clock A. n daily, having had an extensive OK.
perience In the busineisln Europe and tho United
States. and lately of San Francisco. He IL on.
abled to apply the most efficient and successful
remedies against diseases Of all kinds and sollciti
the public patronage. Charges moderate. Refer
ences Of upqusstionable veraeity, from men Of
J. NICK. MUNRO.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Divide. Aug. !. 1857. sul.tfN
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Ne. a..
An Ordisasce 70 Regulate the tine
WHOM Ordinances, Resolatlsns and
By-LRws shall take eject, passed
September ID, A. D.. 1867.

By-Lawa shall take eject, passed
Heptember ID, A. ID. 1867.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town OF Gold HUI, do otdain ~ follows:
SECTION l.. Ordinances Numbers 81. %, %. "a.
IS. 90, 81, %. 80. 20. ~ and "a, heretofore passed
by the Board Of Trustees OF the Town Of Gold
Hill, shalt offull force and effect atthe date Of
the passage hereof, provided the same shall
have been or shallbe publlshsd 40 1oon a. may
be, for two weeks In some newspaper published
In the county Of Storey, Nevada, and all Ord.
nanceS heretofore pssscd or that may DO hereaf
ter passed by the Board Of Trustees, shail take
effect from and after the pas,ass hereof, proyit.
ed the same shall have been or shall be publshed
as aforeshid; and all Bylaws and Resolutions
shall take effect from .ad amer the psssase there.
Of, without being published. gsUh g.G y.ss .
SEC. 2. This Ordinance shall effect from and
amer It's passage, II the sane be published as
aforesaid. .sl1i Eco .olsD1-J-a
lo JOHN. HAYES President.
H.. G. NAMING. Clerk.
? Gold Hill, Sept. 2. l667.-seS2w
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Piles.-Those aniicted with the Piles will lind
INPALLIBLE RrLIEr by applying personally, or by
letter, to DR.. Sichel. tOy Pacific street, near Ssnsome.
or Box 81. Postofnce. San kpatrisco. ap2slys
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 40.

ties and Fix md Establish the Fees
and Salaries Of Officers Passed
sent. I'D, A, D., 1867,
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NO TRAINS ON SUNDAYS,

FREIGHT will bs taken on all trains except
the 81 A. N. train from Sacramento, and the 1890
AN. train from Single Springs.
Iyl II "A. BISHOP. Superintendent.
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books, which shall contain the stubs Designating
the amount the. date, to whom and for what Is
sued. upon each stub. aud he shall In no case tor
the collection Of any license or tag Of any kind.
Issue any receipt oiher than IL provided by law,
aid Is countersigned by the proper Officer.
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DR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
,DiMediclne Of the Faculty ofParis, Graduate
ofthe University Queens College, and Physician
Of the St. John Baptiste Society OF San Fran
cisco.
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cuetIuf tuIe
Virginia, Aug. 81. ls67.-tdn1
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

JNO. j. HAYES,
President Board Of Trustees.
H. c. MANNING. Clerk. su2s CIV
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY
s11gssWAIeA15a

AxweIl M with the mountain townsthronghout
ElDorado. Alpine and Esmeralda counties.
Couch & Co.'S Stage Line connect with this
Train at Latrobe, conveying passengersto allths
larger towns Of Amador, Calsveras. and Tuolum.
ne c~ounties.. Cr The 1880 A. N. train down
connect with the Pioneer Stage Line at Shingls
Springs. and with Couch & Coz Stage Line at
Iuafrnha-
Evening star., 1867-11-08
REPUTATION


Ns gratlfying 10 See that our public securi-
ties are so little disturbed by the idle rsports
OF mischief makers We say idle, because IL is
'se extreme OF folly to presume that q great
nation like ours could ever consent to disgrace
itself in the eyes of the world by repua,a,in,
obligations conceded to be morally, II not le.
Saily, binding upon 1t. And yet these reports
DO produce some disturbance, as is evident
from the daily stock quotations. Timid peo.
PIE Kept In uneasiness BY this condition o,
anArs' relieve vethemselves OF anxiety by selling
al loss, only to be slyly laughed al by those
who pront by their fears This is no, Alto.
getner 10 be wondered a. when we see so manv
ambitious politicians impressed with the idea
tnat me hobby "repudiasion'' is the only nag
that can bear them successfully through the
coming elections. To Be sure the steed looks
very promising, but ere the race be ended be
VIII be found 70 lack both wind ana bottom,
or we greatly mistake the character OF our
people.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
A HEAVY RnRDrN

The Trustees of the Colored Schools, Messrs.
b j. Bowen, A. G. Hall, and A. Jones, in their
report 10 the Secretary Of the Interior, very
properly urge the necessity that Congress
should render some aic in keeping mp q proper
system OF public schools here in view Of the
large number Of children, white and colored
brought to the Capital by reason Of the opera
tions fthe Government, the parents Of whom
being temporary residents, own no property
and pay no taxes, but whose children should
and must be educated. The burden falling
upon the email proportion OF tax-pay.
ers for the education OF the children
Of this large number OF Nonresident nom
taxable population, has grown so one
rous as TO be well.nigh discouraging
Ii seems TO us that the Trustees could have
found IA their own figures showing this fac
sumeient justification for the action Of the Cor
Porauon shining 10 adjust this burden 50 tha,
AZ could be borne without crushing ont our
school system altogether. The question is one
20 oe taken out Of the range of partizsn politics
and treated in large minded way for the in
terests OF the entire community; and all intsr
est should be united al the coming session Of
Congress 70 present, in strong light, the nscss
SHY Tor such school aid for this DistrIct "a has
been given so literally by that body for the
same purpose IN the States
Evening star., 1867-11-08

IHn ELECTION IL PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
mp--in Prince George county, Md =, on Tues.
day, Messrs. q. s. Keech, Albert W. Perrie
and Benj. =. Guy were elected members OF the
marylsnd House OF Delegates. Mr.. Guy, who
resides In Bladensburg, Is OF the firm OF Sislev
Guy, hardware and house FURNISHING de,I.
ers In mis- city. That he is as dsservedIy pop-
uiar a. home as he is here, is evidenced by the
iaet maj ne runs ahead Of bis ticket In nearly
every precinct Major j. F. Lee, elected to
me State Senate, Is also well known here, as
ne was formerly Inspector General OF the
United States army. Edward w. Belt, elected
States Attorney by m,jOrity Of two votes, has
held ONCE in Prince George for many year.
past.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Baltimore Markets

Breadstuffs.--The market continues quiet
Sales mainly confined to small lots to the CITY
trade Yesterdays sales were 300 bbls Ohio
winter wheat super at SO rs; 300 pbls north :.
western spring wheat super at 80, and 200 bbls
do. at S9.25.
Whent--The market was much firmer yes.
terday, especially for the better grades There
was an active demand from milIers, and SOM q
speculative purchases were made
Butter and ERgs.-Receipts continue light.
Maryland and Pennsylvania 34a3s cents-tne
latter for choice roll; Glades 32a3S cents, very
choice do. 40 cents. Ohio Butter scarce There
is good demand for common shipping Butter.
Grease Butter ~ cents. Maryland and Penn
sylvania Eggs 26a27 cents; Western 2ia25 cents.
Chickens SO 50aS45O
Provisions.-There 10 still nothing worthy of
special 4 ote in Provisions. There is a modera te
retail demand for Bacon, and sales in small
lots are making at about previous uuotatioIs $
mess Pork is rather firmer, but no sales, an d
quoted nominally at Sa3. There is nothing
doing In Bulk Meats. Bacon, I3k cents for
Shoulders, l6A cents for rib Sides, and TX
ernis for clear ribs. Hams, lsal9 cents for CITY
cured. and 24a25 cents for old sugar.cured
western. Lard, I3aaI31l cents.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
FINANCIAL.

The very low currency balance Of ss2, oOo 900
10 the hsnds OF the Government on the 1st Of
Novenber is regarded with some uneasis .ss
IN Wall Street, as indicating that the Goysru.
nent may find 1t necess ary TO sell col, or son A.
IN oFcer 10 provide itself with funds Al No
p Fed with the last tw years have the debt
staements shown q carreacy balance below
S3hu0e0, while the average balance has baeo
about A5-G0,0OO. This condition of thiugs at
least forblds the suppostion that the ba a "a
can gain currency from the Treasury durloe
this month.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
limited STATES MAILS.
~ MISSISSIPPI.
PosI OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsuTNnr raN nrfnfar ra.-

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ,
WASHINGTON, October 8, 1871
q Proposals win be received at the sontrse
Onlce OF this Department until o'clock d m o
November 2lst next, Ito be decided next day for
tne csrrying the mails OF the United States from
February 5. 1855, to June 50, lSl.
Route No os;-From Brook haven, by Caseyville,
Union Church, Fayette, and Church Hill, TO
hatcher, 2 miles and back, twice Q week
q. m,
Arrive at atchex next days at s .. m
Leave Natchez Monday and Thursday n am:
Arhve rh Al BIooknsyen next days by 6p; m.
oath commonly known as Il test oath, and 10 exc
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed
by law and the regulations of the Department
fer further and fuller particulars 70 the con-
uuone 70 De INCORPORATED into contracts and Of
lhe nsbDties OF bidders, reference is made 1. the
pamphlet advertisement dated October 81 1855. in
wing proposals for carrying the mails of the
United States in the State OF Mississippi which
can be found at the principal POST Offices
service may commence January LIST, 1858, IL the
accepted bidder desires.
Proposals. must be sealed, superscrfbed "Mair
Proposals Route No 7,0ss, State of Mississippi -
and directed TO the .Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Contract Once y
ALEX. W. RANDALL
oo Sl-lawfw Postmaster General
Evening star., 1867-11-08

sffAKzR OF THE MARYLAND House OF
DhESAIs-The members elected from Bal.
nnore city 70 the House OF Delegates, are sa,d
20 oe ~ iavor OF VIM A. Stewart, Esq, one of
tne mem oers elect from the first Legislative di..
trict Of Baltimore, for speaker Of the Hsn..
Evening star., 1867-11-08

WALLS OPERA HOUSE,. Under the Gas.
iiSnt" continues to MI this place of amu.s.
ment every night Mrs. Yeamsns, who sue
ceeds Miss Fanny Young as a. PsacbhIo..o,,, >,
has proved herself worthy 70 mn he nIacs :, =,
that sprfentIy actress, who has ZONE In CsH'
fornia. The company at Wallis is concedss 70
Be An excellent one.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
fBv Bankers and Brokers' telegraph

""V x5fVKcIs 1oIeRrUpu.J
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-t1rst Board-U s. 6's
ISL, coupon liz; 5.20's, 1852, ex coupon, los
coupon, new, 107k; 1867. coupon, lOIx; IO.40's,
coupon, 10l Z; 1905, second, lO5x: 730s, third,
le57s Canton, 42 y; Cumberland, 3k: q uicksil.
yer, l5k; Mariposa, 7&; do. preferred, IA; New
York Central, la; Pacific Mail, l42; At.
lantic Mail. ll6; Erie, 72X; do. preferred, 76x
ID Hndson, l25; Reading, aH; Michigan Central,
lOo& Michigan Southern, 7S4; Illinois Central,
western, AN; do. preferred, 63X: Rock Island.
951; Fort Wayne. 96x; Ohio and Miss Ger
uficates, FAX; W. u. Telegraph, 31H; Boston
Water Power, 15k.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
'UREASURY DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTmENT.
OPFicB OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
November 8, 1857.
Sealed Propo:sl. will Dc received at this office
sHsPg @asHsgriSsps 81 aAks1k MA Sasks ~
of the Treasury Extension. wing
Plan. and Drawinss Of all the work required,
Cashiers Room, will be Of black and white marble,
to to that IN the wss. VIM
OF me treasury Extensisn. The White Squares
and color. The black marble squares must also be
Sf eanal apa,ity to that in the halls Of the West
and Squared ana the face re gnbSed to Ionted
s, Rianse, surface IN thorough, workmanlike manner.
BoIaeIs IN TIE halls to be Of black marble, the
About ten thousand 90 OO) superficial feet will
be required; and bids must be made per superficial
The Tile for the Cashier Room to be'of style and
almephsl4ns shown on plans and drawings, the bid
dove-colored Vermont marble, of quality, dimen
Office About seven thousUd ooj iines feet M vii
be required, and bids must be made per iineai
Nantes, to be of best veiped Italian marble ac-
eordlng to plans and draw ings in this flee, must
iffurnshed in other marbles, and, submit speci pi
Fronss aso 1ey Of fH% Heined i italian mar
Bile from forty to fifty of these will be required
at this ofice. Bids must he made by the piece
All the above work must be completed and deIiv.
cred on or before the lst day of February 1858
Payments will be made on estimates prepared by
authorized officers of the Department; upon which
estimate amounts twenty per cent. will be retained
until the completion and delivery of the work.
All BIDS must be accompanied by the bond of two
bidder will accept and perform the Contract II
awarded HIM the suffciency Of such security to be
ssTsta or e 81 sASr IL F. Saaf
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all OF the bids or to award for any portion OF
the same II deemed for the interest of the Govern
ment to do SO, and any bid that does not nform TO
the OF this advertisement will not De
considered.
Bids to be enclosed in Sc aled envelopes, endorsed
Proposals for Marble Work - and addressed to
the "SupervisinR Architect, U. 8. Treasury De-
partment, Washington, d. c." no 8-dt22l
Evening star., 1867-11-08

THz CAnBRIDss lMD.) HRRALD.-Charles
q Hay ward, Eco. has retired from the edi-
torial charge OF tnis paper, and 10 succeeded
by DR.. X DUpeer. The title OF the poper
has been changed 10 Democrat ard Herald
Evening star., 1867-11-08

r LIsH EDITION
STANDARD WORKS AZ REDUCED PRICES
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and llth ST.
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
Having purchased the following and many other
works at special sale in New York, we are prepared
10 sell hem at reduced rates-ten to fifteen per cent
pelo" the usual prices. We invite the attention OF
book buyers to this collection. Among them are
the following superb editions:
Lsrd Maeauisy Complete Works, s vols. half calf
Eapiers feninsular War, S vols, half Turkey:
beautiful copy. '''
Enoch Arden; various editions
Hoods Poetical Works, 4 vols, half calf
The Spectator, 8 vols, half calf
Noctes Ambrosiana, vols, half calf
husklh Modern Painters; an elegant COPY; half
Hazlitt's Shakespeare, 4 vols. =, half calf
kennedy g Works, 6 vols, half calf.
LOSING 'sField Book of the Revolution ayols
MOVE, Vols. DSsia Ss and United
!ryfngs Life Of Washington, vols, half calf.
Agnes sfr1ckland's Queens of England London
- edition. vols. full Turkey.
Shields Plunketts and Grattons Speeches, half
Bayard Taylor,s Complete Works. IL vols, cloth.
mrs yamssons Works, vols. Turkey morocco:
end % the Svo. edition, vols, calf, illustra,
Einevah & Babylon, by Layard.
Costumes des Theatres de Paris ii vols 100 illus-
trations, colored by hand showing every con
cetyable design of fancy dress.
BLANCHARD d MOHUN, Booksellers
no o0 corner Penn. av. and llth ct.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

The WEEKLY STAR 10 now o. our counter
Tor saie. and in wrappers. ready for the mails,
containing reliable Election Returns; capt. Al
love story about Joan" the Young Meas
Christian AssoCiUis the Sumner-H q sseta
races; the Bradley Fisher case; the Episcopal
FCnvocstiou; the Italian REVOLUTION; tue Prize
Ring Temperance Matters; Base Ball; Move
ments OF the workin People; Useful Items OF
Domestic Economy; Humorous sketches. with
Domestic, Military, Naval, Dep art mental, aad
LresI Nswe; Agricultural and Housekeeping
Miscellany and the latest Telegraph; Dis
patches.
THE ELECrIoNs.-FuIi returns from all but
a few couu ties o. Kansas sho ~ heavy DsmI =
cratic gains through the State, which pro1-
ably gives small Republican majority,
and also Indicate the defeat Of the consti u.
tsnai amendments by a considerably larger
voc than was anticipated. Atchison coupty
the home of senator Pomeroy, which has here.
tofore been Republican, gives decided Demo-
crauc majority. No estimate can be N ade of
the party division OF the Legislature rhe
Democratic majority Ia Maryland will reach
nearly 4aoOJ. ~. Mary's county gives I5I6
bemoeratic and 80 Republican votes; Charles
1,e29 Democratic and Republican votes: Cal .
vert, $50 Democratic and Republican votes
Returns rave been received from BIG towns of
"a assscnusetts, nearly all of the State. Bull
locks majority is 26, 727.
81 John B. Eastman, (white radically elected
10 the Virginia convention from Louisa
county, has sent In his resignation to General
Scho6eId
IThe planters in some parts of Louisiana
build churches and schoolhouses for the freed
people in their employ.
y II is rumored that Anthony Trolope, the
novelist, will be Parliamentary candidate for
Birmingham.
~ Chicago threatens to ruin New York by
establishing nearer route to the sea at the
James River.
|" Governor Andrew leaves four children
two sons and two daughters.
- All Mexican citizens, by q recent decree,
are obliged 20 serve IN the army for a We years
Evening star., 1867-11-08

BENEyIT TO ME- MuRDocH.-On the ocea-
sion Of the benefit OF this talented actor to-
night, be will repeat his fine impsrsonation
of "Alfred Evelyn" in Bulwer's comedy OF
Money"
Evening star., 1867-11-08
DROROsALs FOR LIME.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER OFFICE,
FORT LEAvENwoRTH: KANSAS, Nov. 1, 1867
at this Office until IL O'Clock m, SATURDAY the
9Th instant fo6 faTndishing Mis- at this Depot
Said Lime to be Of the best quality, fresh burned
and unslacked and to be delivered within thirty
days from date of contract
The usual conditions will be imposed upon each
contractor, the terms Of which can be seen on an
Pile alton to this office.
Proposals to be endorsed /" "Provosals for Lime -
and addressed to the undersigned
BENZ G. CARD
- Brevet Brigadier General
no SIT Depot Quartermastsr,
Evening star., 1867-11-08
L LOUISIANA.
w..H1sseGI rGsI orsIGf q ppKtsAsrss.sI,. 2 s {.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
- WARRINGTON, d. c., Sept "a Ez>
.rroposah VIII be received at the Contract Ofica
% pl this pepariment until O'Clock .. m. OF Decem-
per II nsxt TO be decided by the 18th for Csrry
1sss, TO june 50, 1871. S'hA ~
ods,s aSsrr No; soSmFro% Alexandria by Lamothe,
Pleasant Hill, Mansheld, Keatohie, Spring Ri5se'
shrss Zane, 70 shreveport l9e niles and back
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Arrive st Shreveport third days bysp.m
Leave Shreveport Monday, Wednesday ana Fri
day at So. M. NV
Arrive at Alexandria third days bysr
The accepted bidder will be reouired 10 1.t. a..
oath commonly known as the test oath and 10 sx
ecute contracts in the form and manner nrescrihsa
by law and the regulations Of the Department.
or further and fuller particulars A. 20 the con-
aitons ar to be incorporated into contracts, and cf
the liabilities OF bidders refer epce IA mali 10 tie
pamphlet Advertisement, dated OctobeT n issS,
iIny.iulf lroposais for carrying the mails OF the
United states In the State OF Louisiaaa vhieh can
be found a. the principal post ofhces
repooeas must be sealed, subscribed a. Mail Pro-
p3sssls hoste No so6o. State OF Louisiana, !" and
GensrsiN c,,, ss .ne second Assistant Postmaster
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Dr~er I
Evening star., 1867-11-08

HEADoUARrEEESsJ ESJsI JRsgPARTMENr OF THE
OFFlcE CHIEF CoMMIssARy OF SUBSISTENCE,
81 EAST MAIN STREET,
LOUISVILLE KY. November 4, 1867,
SEALED PROPOSALS (which must be in dupli.
cate, With COPY Of this advertisement attached
70 each) will be received until WEDNESDAY,.
November Is 1861, at II O'Clock N, for furnish ns
the following stores:
1000 pounds Bacon Sides, clear sides or clear rib
bed which to be stated in the bid
600 pounds best quality Sugar cured Hams
200 pounds Sugar-cured Dried Beef
1000 pounds Brown sugar
500 psunds Crushed or Granulated Sugar
900 pounds best quality kiln-dried Grits
600 pounds Aersted Crackers, to be packed in
and 40 pound boxes and to be freshly baked,
and delivered from time to time, e. 70.
1000 gafens best quality Cucumber, Pickles, 20 be
packed ins and l0-gallon kegs, half and
half 10 gallons
ISo S pounds pound, best quality sroled Beef Tongues
!" :" Dried Peaches
rs :. =. of Potatoes
Z" " - Onions
Samples OF the Dried Beef and Hams to be offered
Conditions, requirements and terms of payment
A. published IN my advertisements Of August 30 and
The right is reserved to reject any or NJ, bids
Proposals. must be enclosed In Q sealed enveiope
endorsed Proposals for name tho articie, D." Ard
addressed to M p SMALL
no s.aB Bvt. Brig Gen. and &. 5.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

u revolution has broken out in Hsyti In
favor Of Montsz and against the authority Of
PTysident Salaave.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

Government Securities.
WARRINGTON, Nov. s, lss7.-Jay Cooke 4
%. furnish the following Quotataoas OF Cav
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- A S FIX UR ES,

GAS FIX URES
just received, a large assortment of the TucLar
Manufacturing Cempany't
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, &c.
Which, for cheapness and beauty of finish. are nm
surpassed. ' "'' ~"
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD BROS
-. 2oS Penn. ave, (south side,)
no S-I Near Eleventh street
Evening star., 1867-11-08
M FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

LADIEs' OYsTEB SALOON.
JOSEPH III. SHAFFIELD, No. 246 Pennsyl-
yanla avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, re-
spectfully announces to his customers and the pub
llc that he is now prepared to furnish Oysters in
superior style: Also, Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate.
PARTIES, Weddings, and Families furnished with
choice Cakes, Ice Creams Pastry, and all articles
In the Confectionery business, made Of the best
material and at the shortest notice. oc 7-3m
Evening star., 1867-11-08

a 7 ii Z EFT
NATIONAL HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM
ASTRAY.
HATS for figures broad and burIy
HATS for straight hair and curly
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and Jolly
HATS for Gentlemen of standing,
HATS that give a look commanding
HATS for walking, riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in
HATS that stand all kinds of maulinp.
HATS for every trade and calling
HATS that men and boy 8 sigh for,
HATS that even babies cry for.
ANY or all OF the above style may be had at re-
marhable low figures at the
NATIONAL EMPORIUM,
394 Penna ave-, between 41s and 9TH sts,
no cot adjoining National Hotel.
E1FTY NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS.
l. for sale or rent on easy terms
JOHN 4. ELLIS, 7
no 6-I 3O6 Penna. avenue. ~ 1p
Evening star., 1867-11-08

N1vs sTsGEE1 sST2sGHEsEE1ssEIyh sEF1IEaEp ISapb1 EsS ss NINTH
pIbsst pbsst Family Groceries at lowest rates. Choice
sAruy End nolasses, Welchs Fiour. New Buck
CCnest and orehsu Flour. just received. Apples.
%Ianoerrlee AND other Fruits always on ksst.
Ireesurer VII rscetve subscription for stock st
soe s store q ~ hours Of the day. share en
Ve4. ecx u
Evening star., 1867-11-08
a UCrIOS AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
VIM KEERE CO.,

THE ONLY FIRST WARD AUCTION HOUSE.
No. 1l6 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th And
10Th streets.
Wih give especial attention to the sale Of goods
consiGned ,-
turnitute bought and SOLD. and to private sales
Might, leyi'tf
Evening star., 1867-11-08

WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
(Formeriy Of Montgomery, AlabamaJ
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAw.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Office No. 42s ID Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. ssl8-tf