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POLICE CONNIssIONEPs- an adjourned
meeting OF the Police Board, held on Sa.Criav
evening, applications Of the following persons
Tor liquor licenses Were rejected Uennis Con-
nell, Louis Newrath. George Schultz, Morris
Koach. Peter Conlan, II II. Bysr, Patrick +.
Weich, John H. Hill, Henry IIchau. Josa1h
Plat2, Gotleb Wiener, VIM. Ian gdon. Henry
eTkIrk, 7. O'COnDOr. John Ro2hford. Curi.
Boyle, Michael Mccormick, Peter S.hsfer
Lena H-ldIDger, Jesse Williams, jour MCtIrau
Michael bailey, John Moore, Cornelius shea
II. EeiseT, Geo. JEhemaIn, Fred StJsch. InJ
g Howard. John T. TN, John SL.un,s,4n.
Mafllas Papas, Cornelius sullivan. George
fOrth. Catherine Mdroney. Geo. A. HtS4r
Henry EriggeTman, Peter Fox, Rctram ~ ms
tIri0.r Magrufer. One hu1drpd and seventy
seven have thus far been rejected. whi,G mum
Der Will Uo doubt NJ increased a. n = yn=.tir .
CT ne Beard on Thursday afternoon next.
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ROBBERY, ARREST, AND RECOVERY OF
ToO1s-bn the night Of the t6 IA instant, Mrs.
JOhnson's reside nee, Nc. go I2th street, was
robbed of qunHufy Of clothing belonging 70
the 5Uarders, valued at over 500. The case
was reported 10 pO!lCe EeIdq uarteTs, and De-
teciIyes Coomes and Miller took ii III hand. On
saturday, Officer CunDipgha'n arrested Chas
III. Howard alias Clifford Lawns alias Adam
Quere. III GeOrgetoWE, for haIug drunk and
dIsOrdrrly, End l." fiued -. but before
leaving be was identified As tue party who
CON mIt;'d the above robbery. H. was turn-d
over by Lieutenant Essex 10 CooInes and Mil
Ter, and hey have I, covered all the property
excepting one coat. Justice Walter committed
him 10 jail. He claims To be a detective, ami
Acknowledged that be had taken ;he good.
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cars which have heretofore made travelling on
the Seventh street route not as pleasant as
might be, fast giving place to
new ones, till now there are bat few of the old
relics in use. Another new car NO SD made
its appearance yesterday, the product of the
company's workshops in this city. Conductor
johnson and driver Mitchell are in command
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-30

'EREs RICHNRss.-A fine Mellon Overcos,
for Si5, and an unusual quality and STYLE of
gold mixed Repellant Overcoat for S12. at Geo
&. Henning's, No. 5ll eth street.
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S250-FINE DRESS SHTRTs-S2.JO. Well
made. Splendid hitting. Fine linen bosoms
Two or three plaits. Wamsutta muslin 81.
Saks d Co.'S, 517 9TH street
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GENTLEMEN

GENTLEMEN who want TO Buy Oyercoats or
fashionable Capes for themselves or their sons.
VIII ma splendid assortment at liable &
Hotel -
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OYSTERS. GYsTFRs,OY

OYSTERS, tTsT FRS, OYsTERs.-E. Cullinan's,
PCst once ReStauranf, (GIhsons old stand, J
corner 1th and l. streets. The proprietor OF
this old and favorably known house, has re-
c@IVed this day large cargo OF those celebrated
Deep Greek Oysters, from Capt. Jas. johnson.
OF Accomac, Va. They are known to epicures
IS the most delicious and finely iasorad
bivalvPs brought TO this market. Call and see
him Without delay.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATRI(ireen & Williams,
auctlonsers. lave sold Is acres of land, with
improvements, on the old Bladenspurg road.
IN Washington county, known as the resIden co
of the late Mitchell II. Miller, to John Lord,
for 7.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

In BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF CoLUNBTA Sc
AT the City OF ashington, on 6re 2Ist DAY of
november. IL The undeTsi gned hereby gives
noticn oil his appointment as assignee of : HTII "
LARK, In the City of Washington within said
plstrlst, who has been adJudged Bankrupt
upon me own petition, by tie Sdpreme Court Of
GEO. MASON, Attorney. at Law =
hoS-iaW5w City Hall, Assignee.
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GRAND LARCENY.--On Thursday last,
Anna Whitley lost S25 in money and a silk
dress, and Maggie Irwin Io,ta vel vet BASQUE,
ar Sc. &c, valued ~ SiG, a. No. 10. in al alley
between i2th and IJ'b and and + streets. AMI
Tue cas- was reported ~ Police Hea tuuartars
detectives COomes and Miller promptly took
me matter IN hand. end on Saturday vent 20
hiexandrIa. where they called on Officer Jas
webster and arrested Teresa MAXIM. of the
same house, and recovered most Of the prop
cry, but the none v had been spent. Saturday,
nlsht Justice Water had tha cases at neal
quarters ard Teresa VS. committed 10 iall for
court il each c?sa.
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W HlLP MANY PERSONS COMPLAIN of the du H.
ness OF the times, 1t Is interesting 10 notice the
thriving business done AZ Prlgg's One Dollar
Je~tlry Sore, i36 Pennsylvania avenue, near
~ street. Here ladies and gentlemen Will
hnd over one thousand styles o; iewelry, in
'iuolnS all the novelties, SILVER plated ware,
Si;ituettes, vases, satchels, albums, and hum
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DOCTOR i II. THoMpsnN HAS RE,tovKn hi

DOCTOR J. II. THOMPSON HAS REaovRD his
ONCE ana residence from The FIRST Ward TO
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
ieeDth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, and
from 10 p. m. Hours of attendance al the
Voman's Hospital, from to Up. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
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WAsHrN6Tor SCHEUTZEs VEREIS. - his
Association advertise in another colum for
sealed ofeIs Tor keeping an inn, and selling
hqucrs 81 the WlshiRg ton Scheu;zsu Park Tor
the ensuing year.
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NEw LETTER BOx--A new collection letter.
bo1 has been placed At the counting room of
TT. Fowler, 10Th street W hari, for the accom-.
mOcatiOn Of IIyer men.
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MAR RTE ID.

WAEsLEBEN-BRUFF On the 18th MOVIE, by
Rev. Mr. jackson, WILLIAM A. ANSLEBEN.
ESQ., to Mrs LILY BRUFE, second daughter Of
Captain Goldsborough Pruf.
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From Aley. N. Dougasr'y, " D., Tate one # IA
r..L.. ~ L!.r-.t.r. ! y 4 A.--..,=L.

-NedicGl Directors L. ). a, NeaGrk, y. j.
"Having been made acquainted with the
composition OF the preparation known "a 500.
DON'T nave for some time past permitted Its
use in my family, where it has given putire
satisfaction. 1t is an elegant toilet article.
well worthy Of the er comiums il has received
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"SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE"

THAT'S TIE BEN Gents Furniship Y g Gods
Tor the million, at the most popular, and
known to be the cheapest store la this city, of
Messrs. Franc Goldman, Mart Hal, No.
.aS 7th street, opposite Patent Office. Good
Merlno UDdeTshirts and Drawers, for 50, 60 and
and IS cents; Ii fine article, 81 and 81 25. White
SHIRTS, 81, S125, Sl5n, and Sis; a splendid
qnHlity, 81 and S250. Socks, IL, Is, 20, and IS
cents pair. Handkerchiefs, all ready hemmed,
ID cents. Good heavy Gloves, from % cents
upwards. Neck Ties, Scarfs, &c, OF the latest
styles. and at low prices. Call in and see.
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure
mat you viii buy. The only agents for the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar. li,21,l:
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CITY ITEMS.

Sl2.50 DARK HEAVY CASHMERE SUITS worth
: b. just received, at A. Strauss, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10Th and II Ii streets
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The RIVER FROST.-Th- steamer WIyv1sar
Paw ~. ron Gene River and in'rr.n-dia-e
taLCiuES- arrived ~ PotOuGC Ferry wharf
" III large freight of country produce. p1ui-
NY &c. and Numerous Inst Of passengers
Al Sixth street whaTt tie steamer Iii I.:vings-
tor ht- HrTII q win freight anu passengprs
from Baltimore; as also the steamer CJiunloil
Harper, from th- same port, bound tor ki!ay's
hart Other matters VIII r. form a TpIoy.-
fGgS HhGTt.-ATTiVed->ch hrs Gertrude
treIe. from the lower Potomac. with corn f,r
q. j. Brewer; Union. Perry, from UccOcuIn.
WIN wood for market.
AisE.S Utuyf.-ATrived-SC hooners Ruftsr-
NY Mitchell, from Havra-ds-tIraee with I30
ions OF coal for :. &. Msgrdder: RObt L. Sith,
hiIsley. from Baltimore, with lumber for Will
IeiI d kedgTaye. and n. Il. Fugstt Also a
iarsS nnnhsr OF smaller vessels. loaded Sitn
oysters for uTner Il SON, Wingfield Il O. anu
Tor m AZ Eet. SalleG-SchOOner Geo Franklin
Johnson, down the river, light: CorueIla
NoSts. for Potomac Creek, 10 Load cedar posts
for Philadelphia.
trr'sr'S Bhc.f-ATrIyed-Sc Willard
Il. Philips, SOmers, from Philadelphia, with
cCal TO- Geo. l. Sheriff and Jolu b. Lord.
tOrSoE- DOTsey. from Hayrp-de-Ci- rae, with
coal fer + falCOEsr; Jacob KainZle Stsdmao.
II II Philadelphia with 30 tons OF coal for r
= alcCBer and 10 tons Tor Langley az Son
S'ii'd-SS boomers Colorado. TrayerS for
tas'sTn Shore, light; Emma, Trotl, down the
rIEcr, light.
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= G0LpsTEIN, LICENSED PAwNBROKeR.
q Money advanced all KINDS of Mer- IVY
SShanolse to any amount, ard for any timeO u
oesireq at very reasonable rates Goods bought
and sold. Business strictly confidential MS. In
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MYSTERIOUS ROBBRRY OF PHYSICIANS
OFFICE.-Last mis- ht, between |" and o'ciock.
q gen teelly dressed female, attended with a
small boy. applied for admission To the Office
OF DIR. Brink, in The basement of residence No.
252 r street, between | tn and 1lJh, when she
was told by the family that the doctor was not
IN. She replied that she was his wife, an
must have entrance, As he had promised to
meet her there as soon church was out,
Wnereuron she pulled open the blind, and GU
tered tb' office through the window, assisting
the boy IN after her. Information of the trans
actlon was communicated 10 officers Duffy
and Pend, Of the police, who notified the
Sergeant OF the guard; but ne, Thinking the
party had night there. suggested to thu police
10 have an eve 10 re CffiCp, but " to modest
them unless their sub go Gsnt acts Justified il,
Accordingly the officers again passed the resi-
GeDce, when they heard the boy and woman
talking inside; bur all he lights were ont soon
everything he anne quiet, aHi nothing further
was knOEn till this morning. when il was dis
covered tnat the dovtoT's office had been r.
llevrd OF his entire libGar-, aud many other
articles when he had On hand There is 10
clue 10 the identity OF the mysterious woman
and boy, nor As 10 the di-pp>ItIOu Of Tia prop-
erty which has been spirited away.
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THR ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.-Tne following
officers were erected at he meeting of this So
cieiy Oh Friday evening last YIN. II Smith,
President; Fred. j.. Mcclure. Gen. George W
Balloch, Vice Presidents: Alex GARNER Treas
ureT; David Knox, EecoId ding Secretary; WIN
Small, Corresponding Secretary: Fred. ID
stuart John Cameron, IOEH y. Berry, James
Commlngs, John Small, Alex. Williamson,
Managers.
The annual d!Inar Of tn Society will lie
gwen this evening at ATan's r-stau,ant.
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THE THANKSGIVING RIoT.-Last evening
Officer Ellis of the Eighth precinct arrested
George Pool, a colored teamster. on the charge
OF being engaged III the riot near the Wal
ZACH School House on Thursday last and
he had s. hearing before Justice Lynch, when
the charge of assault and battery was preferred
against him by w. II. Chew and James Will
Hams, and he was committed to Iail in ca IN
case, as also on the charge of rioting.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

% c URE
D h. l.. ". RATES
Ia The Methodist Protest ant Church on Congress
street; WEDNESDAY fIGhT, December ID at
Admission Fifty Cents
THIS Lecture Is both instructive and amusing
anu pas often been peated to the same audience:
by ieqnest, on one occasion three times within a
few weeks. po1s ar
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APPLICATIONS IN BhNKRUPTCY.-Perso
wishing 10 apply for the benefit Of the Bank
rnpt Act, Who cannot pay fifty cents on a
dollar Cf their indebtedness, should apply
before the LIST If January, the time 20 which the
operation of the fifty per cent clause Of the act
is postponed.
GHO. MASON, Attorney -st-Law,
l,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, City Hall.
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cATTkAPTkD SUICIDE. - The Alexandria
, no.e,s OF Saturday evening says A youpC
hir1.. naneo james Javins attempted to shoot
VI'.n' ln he western end of the city last night.
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WOOD AND COAL.

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
IL GLSASUN & GLENNS
CHkAP GOALS AND WOOD,
81 thHir Depot aud Chief oRce, @ street wnsrf, "
{. scohRs B CO, corner 18th and n, Wash
inguon;
b. BAILEY & CO., corner 7th aaiF;
Z. TkAUrMAS. Pc. eveaue between 18th
ard III streets.
~. BoGUh. corner Bridge ard Righ, George.
tSFn. IVlS-sms
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nECLINE DRESS GOODS.

ii OOUUS.
~ Just received ut 1O1 Bridge ct. GEORGETOWN
superlor English serees, double width, at SOC, the
Sertemter price WAS 75c I'm perial DO at So
the September price was ST; Beautiful Mohair
ixtures IN all colors. at 81. and S71zc MeTinoes
Impress Cloth, AlpaCas ard Rers, very cheap
Cslcoes at s and IGc, fun Msdder Prints. I2i &c
French Chintz, SOC; Cloaks and Closking Cloths
nnhws, Blankets and Quilts. We Invite An exam
ihatloE OF oCr STOCK, promising great bargains
no 10 I'm BENJAnJN MITTFR
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BLIND ToN.-blinI Town rc'urus % Wash.
ng'On and conn -ncoe 2 series Of his deliyhLfal
concerts ~ ODD Fellows Hail TO- moro " eve-
ming. The attraction of he concerts IF this
n lSlcal pro1iEy aTe too ven known and an
IIecIGied Ihrou, hout this community to need
comment. Tnpy never fud 10 draw crowded
honses nigh. atIcr night, as he interest ELECTED
never clogs, and the style OF the amusement
afforded never grows stale
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NEW BUokwHEAT FLOUR.
quality. N w RfJECH I'LL,
Gel Cor 18th nd y, (uDderLRbbitt House,
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-Mr. Samuel G.
Mills having been appointed by the Presidant
Justice Of the Peace Tor The County OF Wash.
ington this morning qualified by taking The
oa'h Of Office. Er. Mills is we'll knOwn in
this CITY, and Will locate for the present near
the Government Printing Office, where Justice
will be convenient to tie neighbors.
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ooH, Il, M a.o Meigs has, during the month end.
mich e. were to co'Ored couples. lax "'e'' %
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Observation-Disclosures Lynch, who has
beer very i'll for several days with infiamrra-
non OF the throat, is rapidly convaleS cling, and
WIS yesterday On deck at the ej -hta nrsc'nnt
police station,
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REAL ESTATE SALE-Messrs. J. T. Cold vel
Co., aucucrerrs, scid, on Saturday evening
lot OF the corner IT 9TH and l. streets south
rear the steam boat wharf, with improvements
consisting If frame Iwelling,) TO Messrs. f
q. Darlington ami Charles Stackpole, Tor tht
sum of SI,2!O.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE APPOINTED Tho
following persons have been appointed iustic, >
OF the peace for the District of Columbia viz.
samuel y. Mills, j. w. Barnaclo and Richard
Is. Nixon. ~
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EDUCATIONAL,

SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. McCUTCHEN,
I STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STeEEr WEST.
Opposite St. Aloysius Church. oc Slim
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COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-Henry Johnson
cClorpf. was frraIgned before Justice Morsel
last evening, by Oficrr Moores, OF The Fourt,
prscinct, Tor obtaining guilt, valued AT SAC
from Julia Bronson, by false preteIces. HI
was committed for court
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WL4IAH GUIEASb,
w DEALrRfN
Coab. WOOD, LIME. CEsYEf, Sc.
Cectral Dice, no. 81 louisisus avo1ue betv ,.s
5t1 and 5tb streets west pragch Yard. corner ~
street esst aud z street IA Wharf and steer
saw Mil, foot Of % street eest Wharf accom-
medations for leading en1 unloading vessels AM
storing goods. COAL BY the Osrgo It PhIlad4lrhi,
prices re III,
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT Court. Chief Justice Cdr.'T.-This
morning, Henry Lis>man Hgt Fred. Gniser;
motion TO have the Court rescInd the order w
18th instant setting aside judgement oy def9ult
granted ard order vacated. Magic ag;. r. NJ.
San:cn; discontinued at suggestion OF deien =
ants counsel In the csse OF Coroutt as, b. *
. X. Il. Company, Mr.. Cox, for defendant,
filed a motion for new trial. Multigan agt.
Byrnes, Thyscn agt. Lincoln; ordered that de-
PENDANTS enter their appearance before Inc hrst
rule day. occurring forty days a:ter TINS date
otherwise the causes TO be proceeded with As ia
cases Of defauit. Shoemaker agt. Paul ZAP
peal CASEY on trial. United States sgt. George
II. Pisnt; G. Ipgle appointed special auditor.
EQUITY COURT, yud2s Oln.-To- day, Aim On
agt Hendley; order extending time 70 take tes-
timopy TO December Goth. Stroth agt. Mich
olson; order directing trustee 20 invest funds.
IN -. bar kruptcy of q. r. ana W. ii. Barnes;
order OF reference to auditor.
POLICE ORDBRs-Tnis morning Major Rich
ards directed Lieut.. M. A. Austin To assume
command Of the s,h PTse,nafts,;, LEU, Austin
long time, and has been most meritorious
officer, who will doubtless give satisfaction 10
the residents Of East Washington, his new
field Of duty. Iu the order relieving Lieut.
Hardin of that precinct the Ma jor assures him
rhar his course while in command OF that pre-
CinCt is heartily approved.
Sergeant &. T. Crump, promoted last week
from the ranks, is assigned 10 duty in the first
Seventh Ward precinct, and Sergeant II. Il.
German is assigned 10 the sixth (Third Ward }
precinct, relieving Sergeant a "A tIIser, who
rs transferred to the fifth Second Ward pre-
cinct.
NEW SCHEDuLR.-Yesterdaya new time table
for the trains Oh the Washington Branch Rail-
road went Into effect. An additional train has
been established, leaving here at ek a. m +,
taking Passenger for way stations, reac hing
Baltimore a. Il.I5. The Western fast line com
mutation, and Annapolis train leaves now a. I
p m, inste d of i:2O. A train a. $50 3 now
run, ard the New York express, heretofore
leaving at Q o'clock, leaves hereafter at $40
The arrivals are now at SIS. $50, $40, 1910
a. m; 1925, $40, $50, 6:1O and Top. IN.
THE THANKSGIVING RIOT.-Last evening
Officer Ellis. of the Eighth precinct. arrested
George Pool, q cOlored teamster. Oh the eharge
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PAWNBROKERS.

ESTABLISHED 1852.
HERZBERGS LOAN OyFIOE,
3sl HOBTH STREET,
between ~ and 9Th strests, 'mmedi stsly in rear
National Hotel.
y Highest advances made. Strictly oonfden.
tial. jy I'm
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SNEAK THIEP OPRR AT,oN.-On Saturday
eyfilng boy entered the hall OF he residenc.
OF hT- Thomas Lewis, corner Of 9th and G.
STREETS, and made Off with valuable oyercoat
belonging TO Mr. JOhn Lewis. A gentleman
v Lo was passing gave chase to the Young
thief, but did not overtaxe him.
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The ATTENTION of the public is respectfully
Invited 20 the very extensive sale or family
fardware and agricultural implements wh, ch
rs no y going on At the store of j. =. Bar OloW
Esq, On 9TH street, opposite Centre Marcel
conmeDcipy at ten clock, this and every day
until a. is sold.
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MABINIS
Forrest Hal. Geor setown
frof L.. q. Al. respectfully announces 70 his
former patrons and the citizens of George a
Town, that at the request Of many ladies he
las secured large room, In the above build ~
Ing which will be entirely under his control -
aud Is now being nicely fitted u for the purpose
Ladies wishing ts enter their children are re
dCested to meet ar the Hall on MONDAY at 8 D
m For particulars gee Circular. 10 be had at MI
streets. NO Is oas
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GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES.
. For the CONVEX fence Of my friends and the pub.
lie in general, " i'll offer ny large and well select
90 stock Of choice Family Groceries TO cast buI
at prices
AS Low AS ANY IN THE DISTRICT.
particularly cell attention 70 my Brown and
v bite Sugars, CCf.pes, GROUND and roasted, white
and green; Teas BLACK ard green, very superic r
Mines and Liquors, Whistles, Chestnut Grove.
oriental aud Baker, at So, 81. and a5 per gallon.
equal &c any WHISTLES in the District; welsh =
Flour all kinds OF Canned Goods, Drips, and other
Injuries; Fancy and Staple Goods.
W. X. TENNET.
nol4lm Southeast cor. High and Bridge SIS
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OUR DUMB CoMPAkIeEsio or stories shout
DOGS. HeTses, Cats, and DOhkeys. With
seventy kperayings, by Weir Lanl-eer,
and others. Small zusrto. With iliumi-
rated panel. Price ....... =. : , so
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JACK TIE CoNQUKKoR. By the Author
of Dick and his DOnke5.p SIth twelve
full page Illustrations. small gssrto Cloth,
with Illuminated panel. Price. ...-.... 81 so
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OCRCHlLrRkSS PITS. Illustrated With
seventy five Designs by birk-t Foster.
-lr, aud others Small guarto, CiOth.
With illu minated panel. Price..-...-......S2 SO
THE CHILDREN ALBUM OF PRETTY
PICTURES with short stories. Nv Uncle
John Containing over three hundred aud
hfty full page Illustrations Printed In
handsome stl lie. In cloth. gilt. Price. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-30

JUS NINTH STREET, ABovs Pxyy Ayy,Vu.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-30

ANIMAL sAGACIrY. A Selection Of re-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-30

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