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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION. MOUNT DE
SAIKs.-The closing exercises OF this institu-
tion, located at Catonsyille, Nd, took place
on thursday last. The first academic honors
of The senior circle, consisting of a gold medal
and crown, were conferred upon Misses Anna
Dnbant. of This city: Amelia Cropper. Va
Mary CuthbeYr and nj. Octay via Dunn. Peters
burg, Va: Matilda Brent. Charles county, Nd :;
Mary Summons, Anne Arundel county; Jane
Spo svood, orfoik, Va; Isabel Bragg, Ra-
Ieieh, n. g. Second honors Were con-
eferre d on Idi King, Georgetown, ID. c., and
Mime Uubant, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

THE RIVER FRONT Carriers " Hharf.-Sailed
-Schr. VIM. John, Street, for u Georgetown -
load coal.
RelcY's ThrTf.-Arrvpd = Schr. Mariaana
Bell, from KRsall. wood for market. con.
signed to ]. r. V. N. Mankins; lougb ,1t Mis-
souri,, Berry. wood to Johnson. Sailed-Scar
Merchant, Blrtzel, for Cone River; schr. John
Wesley, A. V. p. Bosnian, for down river.
Fotcler's sWhdrf.-Sailed-Steame Rockwell
with so tons scrap iron, from f. l.. Fay for
Philadelphia
Crouch's sHhGrf.-Arrived-Schr Dove, Hnd :
son, from Nocbadoc. with wood for w. III
MARROW: schr Laura Gordon, Fulds, from be-
low, with wood To Hunt. Sailed--Schr. Dove,
for down river, light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-02

Row-The marine corps having baen re-
Gently paid of, and some OF the boys having
more money than they wanted, got into muss
in the street in the Sixth Ward Oficer Lang
ley and some citizens attempted an arres,
when they were resistad and one OF the citi.
zens roughly handled. Aid WAS seat from rhe
station. house. and three were arrested. Isaac
Towers was fined $40, and Samuel Wilson and
John Masrer'on IS each, and all were COM
mit,ed to the workhouse IN default, by Justice
Tucker. "a
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DIED.

4
C.gt: EDMUND BARRY., aged IS years. ''
The IN neral will take place from the resid &C
Hill. on sunday, at clock. The rs.sti YES md
f,iends Of the family are Invited. (Bsitimore and
Richmond papers please copy.l
FBARSOE-Died, at his residence. IN tia civ .,
GesIgs,osp. on the morning Of January 5lst, Isl,
JOsAPE n. fkARsON, in the seventy second
The funeral will take place from his residence
stz o'eloea n; which the friends Of the family
our sid.t Mr. joseph n Fesr.on. on. ~ fr On.
fol career Of nearly half century died on Thuss.
day nernins he was long and fAvorabIy known
e n " i I'D q
sfss Sp 5y i n.r q. P g.u
BE .ss for many years member Of "a. Council a
81 the corporation OF Georgetown, where his
ting for the intsrsst Of the town surronnisd 4,
", 1n. and =, Of re so%tos Of th;
Oh death the poor man . dearsst friend
The kiBdsst and the beet 49,.
: Are LAID With thee - 3. rest rest "H' BURNS.
R. ssii a III n N sAS HsE1Hss
his friends are invited to attend his funsral
county Nd, on Tuesday morning, the sth inst :,
T., only child Of the late A1gustin r and al g.
sioussa. in the l4th year Of hts age
Nc. ,9 n' grand
and relatives of the family are respectfully in.
MELB OON-Or Saturday, the ID day Of Fesru.
airy, 1851, HENRY g., infant SOB Of John A. and
Mary a. Aeldoon, aged months and days.
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EzkKlIL 8 yIEsINIA HAIK xEsr0ssR.


HAN RlNcvAfRR.-We pahlish this morning
the sdyertisAnsst Of our well ksown teyasmap.
known end widsiy -us % . Dsskisl's Hair Rssto-
Ss. = r
naiiys q our cssy He - l. his lo:sess,oh Ger
viii psbiisS fhsss rsesmess dssiss: are eb Soss
a.: sSS s':sss &c. e' k'sSsSssie. sssys sss essst
esd you I'll sess year hoir .-Rsekssosd fssaes,
Dss. 49, .s1az1A--- Esa .ra-.'sV w.
- WAsHtSerou ORR. D. o, Bee 81, lsss
DfAn bIn am erstfhe1 20 zee that you have
sgsin con Tencsd the nsnufactufs Of your " Hsir
From the testimony % many FRIENDS Who hsv.
I'D y. lhsys q hssisss.o On esssins that BE-
kfnd ever Dfsseased for Gale Indssi, many Of
those who have tried IL asssre ne thss 10 Dot only
sose So .ss - bat res
tow ;ii'eaa nf, se 'fir S.,x.rr.up.
fs n. EzsIrKL. Richmond, We.
D%is x 81 co. Par. S so. "a s.s 2
j. WsoSn
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CITY ITEMS.

. Music FOR THE INSANE = t:,,,. ha.
sold to Dr. Nichols, two OF Chickerine & Sons
snperb Pianos for the use Of the Insane Asy-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

WHO SAYS IN VERSE what others say in
prose, that the place 10 buy clothing, Is where
tIe lowest prices are marked in plain figures
a. denninR's One Price Store, on the corner of
seventh street and Maryland avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

THE MOVEMENT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
Poor OF SOUTH WALHINGToN.-The commit
tee Of ladies appointed to distribute the funds
raised for the relief OF the poor of the Ssy en- tn
Ward have made the following allotment of
districts:
First district-All that portion eff the Island
lying between 18th street and the Potomac
and between stree. and the Potomac; visit
ing committee, Mrs. 7. f.. Lloyd and Mrs
Donaldson. Second distrIct-An that portion
of the Island lying between eth street and 18th
street, and between Il street south and + ST.:
visiting committee. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs
Fowler. Third d.strict-AH that portion OF
the Island lying between eth street and 18th
street, and between street south and the Po-
temrc visiting committee, Mrs. VIM. Cooper
and Mrs. Clarvoe. Fourth district-AlI that
portion OF the Island lying between 4th street
and 9TH street, and between Il street sor tn and
street; visiting committee, Mrs. E. Holmead
and Miss LOttie Marun. Fifth district-All
that portion of the Island lying between AZ
street ard eth street, and between south and
Potomac: VII iting committee, Miss WImsett,
Mrs. Pearson, and Mrs Brown Sixth dis
uict-All thai portion of the Island lying east
of street, and north of l. street: visitin 2
committee, Mrs. BTedecamp and Mrs. Toroo't
Seventy distrIct-All that portion of the ISL
and lying EAST Of ~ street, and between l. St
and the Potomac; visiting committee, ladies
OF Gorsuch Chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 42a Penn. av. he
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
eessful treatment of coTns, bunlons, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex
cresences, &c Once honrs from a IN {,
p m, and TO p. N. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

WE ADVISE all OF our friends DESTROYS o.
pure hasing dry goods to call on our friend
Benjanin Miller, Ne. 10i Bridge street, George
town who. as his ad advertisement states, ,s sell
ing At lower prices than has been sold since
the war, '''|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
EmbrocatioD is n specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ an 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

LECTURE for st vlncenrs Female Orphan
asylum Will be delivered At Odd Fellows
Hail, on !th street, Tuesday night. by Rev.
be fun attendance - n - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

A DIsoRDERLY Communication some time
past the police ofthe Fourth Ward have sus d..
pecfed that the house located on 9TH street
near II north, was resort for evil dis posed
persons Yesterday. about 3 o clock d. m. Of.
heers Clements, Lewis, Hill, Ourand, LARA
Dee, and McColgaD, made descent on the
premises, ana captured thirty-six Young col
ored men. who were wasting their hard earn
ings playing bluh scent ante" &c They
were marched to the Fourth Ward station.
when twenty-five Of The party were held for
n hearing, and those who were not certainly
engaged in the game, or other illegal employ.
ment, were released. Justice Walter disposed
OF those retained by imposing light fines, ran :
sing from IS eents 10 %, and ordering the de-
tension Of others for several hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

Go TO BosAN & WYLIR. 300 Seventh street
for Observation-Disclosures Cottons from I2S
cents mp ward; UDbleaehed Cettons from - Z
10 Is cents; Delaines 25 cents; best Merrimat
prints y cents, and very good 16, ~, and u
cents; variety of nice dress goods At - cents
per yard. Every thing in the Dry foods lin,
at the lowest prices =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

WE TAKE pleasure in announcing that our
OLD fellow citizen, j. Il. Gardner, nj. d., has
renewed his practice, in which speciality we
know be has had great experience We refer
you TO the advertisement column. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

MY OLD PATRONS will find 1t greatly to their
advantage by calling a; the new Shoe Store
No. 5O2 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall
CT. Il. WILSON,
I'm late of the firm of Burns & Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

a SUE PILE CURE--Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
srument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where. Address j. b. Romano Mana
ger, No SIS Broadway, New York 3:
PRrsIEs can be had In auy quantities at the
Star ON ce counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

ODD FELLOWS LRvEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THEIR LIBEARY.-fhe Odd Fellows OF this
an excellent library; and the amount Of good
II has accomplished cannot readily be esti.
mated. IL Is the neares: approach to a general
and the valuable, useful, and Interesting book )
contained In II not only serve to delight and
instruct thousands OF families, but serve to
Keep hundreds Of young men from dissipation
and bad company by affording them entertain.
ment of q higher and more ennobliug order.
The Odd Fellows propose to make additions TO
the valuable collection OF books, and also 10
provide accom- odations for the new books: and
20 that end will give one Of their delightful
ieyees. at their hall on eth street, next Monday
night a very large number of tickets have
been sold, and 1t is certain 10 be a great sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


WALL. NEw UPEAA hoUsE.-Last night of
Miss Rose Eyunee, who win appear in her
celebrated character Of Mrs. Stern hold" IN
.'Sull Waters Run Deep;' after which, the
nautical drama Of BLACK eyed susan" -
NATIONAL THBATKR.-I.ast night Of Mr.. ].
b. Polk. on which oscasion he will appear
his speei.ll,y o. Elliott Gray" in "kosedaie,
CKkTER MARKET 4 o-DAl Beef, best cuts,
Per ID, 2Se-; next, zUc salt Beef 15a20c.; DRIED
Lamb, 2Oc;; Lard, isc; Pork, fresh, Iasi5e;
corned, f5e.: Bacon, hams uncut, 20a30c.; sliced,
25c,; breasts Isa20c; shoulders, lSc. Butter, 4Oa
4se Chickens, pail soc as l.5oi urfies, each, 81
doz., i5aSUc. Green Corn. can, DOC. Green Corn,
linear. dozen, ~ cent?. Apples, PIX, 75c.a$1. APP
ples, dried, 75c. Leeks, bh, Sc. Turmps, 25c. PIX.
Peaches, dried, per quart, Is cts Beans, but
ter, 2Oc.; white, l2ai5c; dried cherries. at, Soc
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per PIX, 4oc
Onions, Ace; Okra- 3Dc.; Parsnips, 3OaiOc
Fish-Rock, large, each, sla2; small. bunch, sOc.
Perch, 40c.; Mackerel, 25c. each; Haiibut,
To-, 25c.; Sheephead, 75aS1 each; Holsters, per
cents; spanish MackereI. slasi5 SO each.
Rye, per bushel, 95c aSl.10. Corn Meal
eIas1.1O Ships,uff, 6OasOc. Browns stun, soc
Dbl, sias5. Oats, bh, 6Oa6sc Hay, cwt., 81 so
SL75. Straw, Slal-5O. Celery, DR. bunch, lOc
Krout, per quart. &C. Cabbage, per head. 5aIOc
Hominy, quart 10 cents. Lettuce, 1a1O cents.
Pheasapts, per pair. 81 .5OaS2; Potatoes, 35c
per peck; Sqirrels, 30 cents each: Egg Plants,
5alOc. ChestHuts. Poe. qt- Sweet Potatoes. 75c.
Grapes. 25e- Id. Small Birds. per doz., sI.26.
Woodcock, per pr. 81. Small Ducks, 75caS [
Canvass Backs, S3asi Red Necks, SIss2 ::
pair; Partridges, per doZ., Sass; ROBBINS,
$50. Rabbits, each. 3oaiOc. Chinquapins, per
quart, 20c.; Cranberries, 20c. Pumpkins, 10 to
soc. each.
This morning, a large lot of prime sIaugh-
tered hogs was offered at the scale-house for
$40 per 100 pounds. Beef was sold for Sl2 per
JOO pounds. A goodsupply of poultry was Of
Tered at prices averaging p cents per pound,
which was the average for a month past.
The hay market presented an average stock
this morning For several weeks the supply
from wagons has been rather less than the av-
erage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARR-Mr. J
X. Foley wishes TO inform the public that he
mas Jus. opened neat assortment of House
Furnishing Goods. such as French, Englis !.
ana American China, Glass and Crockery
Ware, Cutlery and Plated Wares: also, Japan
Tin Ware. Coal Oil and Lamp Goods, which
ne Is selling wholesale aud retail at his stores
Mes. SIG r street and us Pennsylvania avenue
between 10th and 1lth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02
RY GREEN wILLIAms, A0ciiOpe.T,
RY THOs BOWLING. Auet eeOrse,Ov,
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
we vi ~ sell. At the Store OF n Golds,eia No
- Briose street, Georgetown. u O.. on MN
"a Leht FEB. q, ~ 10 O'clock m !, ali Wa CHI ..
,eI, Ior repairs previous to Jan uary i, 1850 ana
=. We viii sell 81 the sam time and place the an
ufe stock Of Gold aud Silver w.tches IA
Shsins, FINGER Rings, yewslry. CLOCKS etc IN
the hiehett bidder for cash, 60 change business
THUS DowLlsG. Auct
n. h. WALSH CO., Auctioneer..
PEREMPT0RY SALE Of PIANoroRru
1nhnlIl hE, AND HOUSEhEKPIkG ny
bkC1s AT AUCTION -.
On TUESDAY MORNING F.hrus,x -, =,
O'Clock, We will sell ct I3a PennsNI 80. ~
nue., eetw cen 18th and .ei sire "a tie Fnrn,..e
&C. comprising, ia part
PtenOforfe.
Walnut Tete-a tete Sofas
Spring seat Chairs
Arm and Booking Chairs
Marble tob Tables
Walnut Ntension Table
Bedstesos, Cane and Wood &c at Chairs
festher Beds, Quilts, Comforts. &C,
COOKING, Parior and Bed room Stoves
Requisites. - '~Hes
siefns CASH hcHfIR BRYANT
eaa M X. WALSH co. Aaets.
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WANTS.

W1ESSHsf RS3 ssuns LADY: 9Iss ROOM .;sl
~ osse: :'l any questions, Adar's B. NJ Z! star
WANf1D.A WOnak'to Ueos, weta. . d
lro. and do sessrsl houssuork In Q :n III
s..ss II. .ss q .;si g as
WAnTEDIA sALBs LADY Of founs and
Gis.. Mt.'"n'D o. Must oOm' wsil rse0nnsaisd.
w AhfID--A PARfNRR in the aaeA.1srlag
Lar. a. bnSnsss on. hasisg few handred ao,.
- :Ssa.:. s:' h To-. 8 ss.
WANrBD-A wHITE wOHAN, Who has hal
come m veil s:s esss' sspg
s:,s .:s sd and :pd snd
Wt.ssrTIa.DI, no R9AsoW @ zoe LoI t.O y:.l'
tate Address bore yer, Star ofies. fsI 81
p Hgse &. !: g I1sS o.:
GHIEx, cur tlRY and PIaTSD " WARE. sses
o. A. o Sses b s,.
st 2sSa :i is
ssa .so g.... s sa
.ttsnd e. ]: willing 70 nais herself ss 0r
d.5 Any Z. :ss
SOUTHERN BANK NOTES WANrED.-We
H "a RxN his sofI HAT.st price for :.
jasOlt Wa. HUXLEY & 90.
WAVED lII we wan, several prs. ol... FAHas
HCrra n the country for our Customsrs: Also,
~ smaii; apply in nm to D. L. wEsts
A LII OUT OF EMPLOYMENT should OF fail
avenue, between i2th and 18th st. wanSedeTea
Girls, white and color ed foi general housewoTk
Situations promptly filled. Agents wanted.
WANTED WASTED !-At the Recruiting
Depot. is6 III n: s Usd States armS
ia 10 I'm
WAETID-Eew and Cast OFF OLOTHINa, old
w GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of
:: Store sas o5 sss ,th
SOLE gent sf fS SEWING MACHINE
WANTRp-lOO LADIES ipmediateIy. Z, en-
w broider Yokes, Bsnd., Wrapper Yokes, Flsu.
mel skirts, sli ppers, and Initisls TO good hands
stan. emplos @snt given: Gali At the new sts mp
ing cent. Sas
NANrED-tO. 900 LADIES to know that At
w the New STAN ping Rooms, 4 80 9th street, op-
pssite Patent Office, they nd the best selected
Ciosks, .Gspes. Aprons. Joseys. Waists, Yoke.,
Bands, Wrappers, slippers; Pincushions, aud mi
CHAIR Covers, Pianos and in short, every variety
French Machine and q Practical stamper, and
as''s0' FIVE k CENTS Emf . FEB WIDTH.
s And s ssta%%P Gay son brSusht
del'r
WANTEnS17ss5sGU22SsDc HAsp FIREIrHRk
jees-if between and ,eas, side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

IMPORTANT To THE SICK AND AFFLICTED
Dr.. j. II. Ruttley, the celebrated Electro Mag
netic Physician, is performing some marvellous
cures at his rooms, No 6, Louisiana avenue.
where he is prepared to treat all forms OF
Acute and Chronic diseases. He has been
truly styled the
"Gredt Miracle Worker Of the 19h Century,
Call and get reference Of remarkable cures
In this city, and elsewhere. No charge for ex-
animation. He can describe your disease
without asking any questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

JEwELRY.-Bog Wood Sets, Tip Cross
PINS, Tip Cross Earrings, Jet Chains, Brace
lets, Cluster Sets, 300 new styles Buttons,
Studs, Rings. Scarf Pins, Silver Plated
spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, Gall Bells, re
ceived this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue,
near Ak street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

MusICAL.-The performance Of Handel's
great Oratorio OF the "Messiah" BY the Pull
harmonic Society a. Metzerott's Hall on Wed.
nesday evening next, win be one of the great
est eyents in the musical world this season. as
eminent talent has been engaged, with a chorus
0I one hundred voices and an orchestra Of
twenty pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

BUILDING AssOCIATIoSs.-At the fifteenth
monthly meeting OF the Eastern Building As
sociation, held AT Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard. on the 18th instant, $4,000 Were sold at
an average of SIX per cent.
The Metropolis, new association composed
principally of the German citizens OF East
Washin gtOn, was fully organized en- Monday
evening, the 2lst inst. at Wunderlich's saloon.
Seventh street east, near the Navy Yard. and
the following gentlemen elected offic GERS for one
year: President-John Wunderlich; secretary,
Henry hoffman; treasurer, Charles Sohroth:
directors, George NJ. Miller, Henry Friend,
Joseph Josepbs, Frederick Hinzing, George
Heinzerling, Eberhart Hoffman. August wirz,
Frederick Arreroch, and ohm Tealburg; trus
tees, Messrs. George A. Bohrer and Robert
Combs: attorney, Louis Schade. ESQ. The
amount receiyed-sSJO-was sold at 55K per
cent premium.
The second annual and twenty sixth month d.
ly meeting OF the East Washington and Union
Town Building Association was held at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard,on Saturday even.
ing last, and the following gentlemen elected
ofhcers for the ensuing year: President
David Lescallett; treasurer, Jshn H. Peake
secretary, J. III. Dalton; directors, Leonard
Frost, James T. Peake, George w. Duvall,
James A. MeCathroD, A. X. Mclnturf. philip
Delano, ID. L. Lusby, L. A. Woods. William
Boron, j. n. Wilkinson, and T. T.. Jacobs
Over $1,000 was sold at the average Of a. Der
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

COAL OIL AND LAMr GooDs.-Wanted
Store keepers to know that they eau purchas,
Coal OIL, Chimneys and Lamp Goods, Farther
Ware, &c., at Baltimore rates from our friend
j. X. Foley, Nos. 275 Pennsylvania avenue
and 3l6 street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLS NEW OPBRA MOUSSE
B. k ka1hHSEs
GRAND DoES n .ENrEsrAisnsH1.
being the la; .isss s 8 =:
VII. Vim '''sii e 81 Ti;s;sfis;c Of
= '1' ''i fill G' &sfS iis sus DEEP.
supported BY M.:.ss L,S.ios. ns..insr. vArssy,
TO .s's'ds .s e sf HIST sas pm. Of
Hale Hale: asd Miss Lsnnler. in the principal char
MONDAY BIZ. BENEFIT ES & na. Prank LAW
BATES OF ADMIssros. -,
oe cso s E S5s p g..
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennaylvania syenus, near Willards' hotel.
Last appearance Of the ~
SUCCESSFUL YOUNG BALTIMORE STAB,
Mr.. J. d. POLK,
who Will appear in bis popular speciality OF
%. ELLIOT GRAY
in the charming and absorbing Play Of FEE
.. ROsEDALE,
Mr.. G. " GARRISON,
BRILLIANT CAST OF LAST NIGHT.
pHILHARMONIO SOCIETY. ..e
GRAND oEAToRro.
HANDEL's MESSIAH
Will be given by request
AT METZEROTT HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY 6
The following. nance VocAlists will appear:
mfss Jennie Il. HOUS rON, tn Great So
prsno OF the Handel and Haydn Society, Boston.
Mrs. J. OAULDFIELD, OontraitO.
Mr.. ARTHUR NAT rHISON, Tenor of Trinity
Church, New York and - . =
MIR. j. WINCH, Basso of the Handel ana
Haydn Society, Boston. r. ..... =. b.. ~ 7
Chorus of nearly enc hundred voices, sustained
BY aB orches ira of over twenty pieces.
Tickets, one dollar.
Ne extra charge for reserved seats.
Sale of seats will commence on Saturday, Feb
ruary I'd at Metzerott's Music Store. fe LIST
EAECY DRESSES AND COSTUMES,
For TsbleAux and Private Parties.
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA,
ia Is Az nth atr Act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
CHEAP COTrONs. r.r..
" A T MIL IRIS

(NHEAP COTTONS.
" T MI ER'S,
101 BRIDGE STREET GEORGETjWN, D. O.
Just received. q large stock Of COTTON GOODS,
which We are selling at lower prices than they
have been sold since the war :-Bl, ached Musiin
l21a Is. Is cents good yard wide Shifting ditto %
and % cents; 4 Androscoggin Bieached Muslin,
80 cent?; 4-4 W snsutta de-, IS cents; sass 4,
-, lUl, II shestfnss, very low; Oslicoes ct l2x
Is. Is cents Merrimacks, Spragues, and other best
makes, 20 cents: Shifting Priats, 20 cents; 10
6lesehes Musiins, Ia, Is cents; yard vide ditto,
MONTY oAH BE sAvHp sy g doing
VIM Z. WHEATLBYy PREMIUM STEAM
w DYnINg CLEANSIN3 ESTA &c lSH-
MEHT. once No. 49 Jefferson St, Gsorg stow n =,
Do tst.elished 1881; Irsniu@ % awarded By the
Metropolitan lnstitute, 1857; rebailt 1855. and ,
now by far the largest and most com plets estab.
lishment Of the Kind In this section OF country,
WITH large eteck OF the best f0rei gn aud domes-
TIC Dyes and Chemicals; rsplete with every dssir.
able APIatatus, aed provided with the best Tai
emit and Artistic hkfll to be obtained. The sub
scrieer 10 prepared TO demsnssrste to his custom.
ers thas Pre- eminent % nay have been his pre-
ytous reputation, his motto 10 :" Hxceisiorn in
Dyeing. Cleansing, and Renptshing Lsdies' aud
Genuemen Apparel, silks, Velvets, Bstins, Me.
Itno, C!oths, &C.. he means to stand nm ri vailed
Truly thankful for past favors, he sooits the CON
hnled custom Of the community.
Goods received and returned By Express
with the utmost promptnees and dispatch.
u n-lm WIN. II. WHEHTLBY, Dyer.
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DANCING.

DReFs. J. W. II. p. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, -
Psnnsylvsnia avenue. bet. sth and 7th stu.
Opposite Mstrspolitan Hotel
New Clsssss forming every evening. Those de-
string to enter our classes sbould avail tsen
selves Of tn opportunity.
az Rrsparsticns will be made In this quarter for
Circulars can be had at J. y. HlIis' end " a
Aeaferott Go. p Ausic Stores.
The Hall can be rented for eoirsss. Ae.
Days asd Hours az nifioa:
Tor Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Gentlemen . Glasses, Tussdsy and Friday evs-
nfnes, from 20 10 clock. ]
FOR further inform stion, apply durfnr the hosrS
Quarter conneneins with the nrst iessen. jss
nj AHIsrs. J 5ASsIHI9s. Az DAscIsa
nAklSIg ASSEMBLY, ROOMS,
4, between sth and leth streets, ~
Thu academy 10 now open fer the reoep- \
p.is ana hour. e tuition for young i.di..
urSays, from tos1, M.
Se9tlspens clsssssfrom 70 10, same evenings.
vsnienee Of the pupil seH
M AsQUIRADE AND FANCY DRBss BALLS
A.l AND PAkTIBS.
Ine un6erdgned would NEST respectfully In
ssy. and The Bi.t.st Esssr.lly. th.t he g q eli
ode AND Tapoy Costume, either on loan or MADE TO
fancy estsbiishnsnt Of CSristisn R.ppert, Ess',
Sssps .ssss s' si h p. Be
late Gostumer ct Fords and ero1srs
- @1msJS fbsaters. Washia gton. ID. O.
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CONSTABLE sALE-HOrIoE

By virtue five writs Of feri fscias, Nos. 7, ana
Is issued By John T. q. CLARK, one of the Justices
OF the Peace for the county OF Washington, Dis.
trict Of Columbia, and e me directed, have this
18th day OF January, 1857, levied upon one Horse,
wagon and Harness, the yroperty Of J T. Rus
by give netiee that en- the SIN day Of February,
1901 q 10 clock q m shall procsed TO sell the
j. sl.N KING oosstssls.