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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-04
Sherif's Sale. "a -
QY VIRTUE OF A JUDGNpNp

- and decree OF foreclosure Of MORTGAGE and a..i
OF sale, issued out Of the District court in ana
county OF Boise. upon Judgment rendered ~ 10. .ns
court wherein Geo Gilbert is Plaintiff and Josra
simpson, William Wright and Isaac Lewis are stsIpa
ants for the sum Of Five Hundred and Fiftss enc
lars judgment and costs Of suit duly tested ts as
Day OF February, A. D. 1865 by which an 90. xOsa
manded to sell certain premises, situate In ,S.a.
Territory, Idaho City, Boise county to.wt Coa
mencng 1t the southeast corner of Montooms,.o om
Walluls streets. running thence southern ao, ~. y.
west line Of Montgomery street one hundrsi snS ne
y feet; thence westerly one hundred and eighty s
thence northerly enc hundred and sixty 9isM se.
TO the south line Of Waula street; thence 900.
along the south line Of wallula street one bnnS.as
and eighty uSo) feet to the place of beeinning a
bracing all the property known as the Mammoth ~.
raj Public notice is hereby given, in accordsna.
with the requirements Of said order Of SALE hst -
the 18th day OF March, 4. d. 1865 at 10 O'Clock :
win sell. in front Of the court house door IN yS.ia
city. at public auction. for cash. the above descisS
property TO the highest bidder to satisfy said orSsr
Of sale and all accruing costs.
J. L CRUTcHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city. Feb. IS A. D. I76s nsIws
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Lincoln cooperative Building Association

meeting of the Lincoln (colored) Co-opsra-
tive Building Association was held last nj yht
AT Ebenezer church. on 4th and ID streets Mr.
j. IL. Mccoy. the vice president in the chair
and MI Stern acting secretary
After an explanation of the principles of the
Asso. iatIon. eolored man rose and inquired
whether Mr.. Neidham. the treasurer. also the
secretary, We're not quired to give bonds for
the faithful performance OF their duties and, if
80, had these bonds been forthcoming! IL was
Weil-known. he said, that the colored people
were very superstitious and incredulous, and
before investing their means they would have
10 be satisfied of its perfect safety.
The Secretary replied that the treasurer was
constltutionally required 10 enter into bonds in
the sum OF Slu.UcG, and the secretary in n some
what smaller amount. Both officers had been
fully backed by good bondsmen.
Mrs. Josephine CIR ffin. white. then addres Sed
the meeting rs TO the benefits of the association
Her most earnest desire was to see the colored
race improve. and there was no surer way of
securing this object than by providing them
with homes. Give them homes, and then hus-
bands would be more with their wives, and
would not seek pleasures elsewhere; chi Idren
would not so often wander away from their
fno'hPrs' influence, and acquire such wicked
habits as many of them did; they would II OF N.
often engaged in little turns oyer.'' to obtain
bread, and thereby find themselves in Jail. th.
workhouse, some other place of con line
ment. She then referred TO the number of an
plications which were daily made TO her by
dlsrres Sed mothers, and proceeded further 10
speak of their proneness to commit crime,
where an old coiOred man, named Brown. in
CURED whether those children TO whom she
alluded a. being so bad and vicious. wer, all
colored. Her reply being the affirmative
some What excited the old man, and, in a drci-
drdly suriy tone he expressed his doubts as
TO the truth of the statement which Mrs Grit
fin had made.
George Spanklin, (colored,) made some re-
marks: alter which number OF persons then
came forward and subscribed for stock after
which the meeting adjourned.
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A @ r B o L o g 7.
THE WORLD ASTONIsHED
AT THE WoNpEREuL RKyELAJI0NG
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST.
NADAME H. A, PERRIGO.

she reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. Oh.
restores to happiness those who, from doleful
events eatsstrophss crosses in love, loss Of rela
dependent. She brings together those long :eps,
or lovers restores lost stolen property, tells
you the business You are best Qualined 70 pursue,
speedy marriages. and tells you the very day You
will marry, gives you the name, likeness and char
acteristic: o. the person. She rssds your very
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural powers
unveils the dark and hidden mysteries Of the fu.
ture. From the stars We see in the armament
the maiehc stars that overcome or prsdominete in
the confguration-from the aspects and positions
81 the planets and the hxed stars in the heavens q
the time Of birth she deduces tho future destiny Of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolsgisi
% earth. It costs You but trife, and you may
netion, 81. Parties lying alta distance On \ con
suit the Madame by mail with eQual safety and sat
ssfaction to themselves, - Ii In persop full aud
s1plcit chart. written out with ail Inquiries an
swered and likeness enclosed, sent BY mail on re-
cedpt Of price above mentioned. The strictest 40
eresy will be nsiatsined, and All correspo mo.
returned or destroyed. References of the hiches,
order furni.hed those desl ring them. Write plain
born, enclosing losk Of hair AdSrsss s,,o IS
aDo-D&W ssely 20. Drawer 90S, Du6Alo, MI
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Centre Market TO.day.

Mats dc.-Beef, best cuts, sc per H.: next
best. .Oc.; next. 12a15c.: luton, i5a2D per 10:
Lamb. i5a2nc. per H. Pork. 1-c. per 10; Whole
Slaughtered Hog, SlOa1i per ewt.: Salt Beef
l2al5c. per ID; Smoked Beef, pc; Sliced, Doe /;
Clipped. 2jc.; Bacon meat, 2ic per H.; Rreast
lsc.: Shoulder, lic.; Sausage, lsa2cc; Lard, Isc:
butter, fjaj0c per h.; Eggs, 60a7Uc. per doz
Head Cheese, l5c. per h.; Cheese 23c. per H. >;
Nenison. BE. Per h.
P0nifrp. Game, Gr. Turkeys, Sia5: Geese
slJa2; Chickens, SlaI 50 per pair: Partridses
~ perdoz-: Pigeons, Sl.J0 per doz.; Rabbits. 2jc
per pair; Prairie Chickens, sI.5J per pair
squads. 25c. each
Vegetables, dc.-Apples, +1as0c. per peck;
sweet POtatoes, 81 per peck: Irish DO, JJc
Onions -; ParsniPs, 4vc; Celery, Sc per
bunch; CTant@rres, l2c per qt.; Cabbage, iJa1Jc.
per head: Turnips, sec rer peck: Hominy tie
per at; Dried Apples, &c. per peek; Ruta-
mach, &c; Dried Prunes, 25c. per lb Dried
Currants, 2cc.: Raisins, 25c.; Malaga Grapes
JUc.; Dried Cherries, 35c.; Dried Peac hes DE-,
per qt.; Preserved Citron, Soc per h.: Dried
Blackberries, pc: Dried Whortleberries. 25c.:
Cream uts, 25c.; Filberts, 25c.; English Wal
nuts, 25c.. Almonds, 5Ic.: Cocoanuts, be each:
Peanuts, 20c. per ib Hickory Nuts, Sia1 per
peck; Walnuts, 4Oc.; Grapes, .}0c per In
Honey. Soc; Oranges, 5c.asl per doz.; Lemons,
SOC; White Beans. I5c. per qt.; Corn Meal.
II 81 40 per bushel: ShIpstuff. ao.c :
Brownstuf, 6lc Middling, Gle; Shorts l5c .
Corn, sheled. si.lJaS1.5O; Corn, by ear 81. 81
ass per Dbl: Oats, s5e. per bushel; Hay.
sl2o pet cwt-; Straw, Sf.3D; BuckwheaI, &C.
per H.
Fish.-Bunch Fish, Ste; Goldfish. Founders.
and Haddock. i2c. per To-; Halibut, 25c; White
Fish. bic; Salmon Trout, 5Oc.: Smells, lja3Oc !:
Blue Fish, 15c.: Lake Pickrell, 2Oc Lohstsrs
Pc; Terrapin, $40 per dOZ., Al each.
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THE EIGHTH or JANUARY BANQUET.-The
committee appointed TO make arrangements for
the banquet to he held here the Sth Of jan
nary, under the auspices OF the Democratic
Resident Committee. have perfected the most
complete arrangements As we stated yesterday,
OF the courts of this District, will preside at
the banquet. President Johnson has signiiied
his intention TO be present, and invitations have
been extended to EX-Presidents Pierce, Blu
chanan and Fillmore, and TO prominent gen.
tlemen throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

DIARIES FOR 1869, valuable pocket com
panion containing Almanac, National Secu-
rites, Stamp Duties, Rates OF Postage. Differ
ence of Time, Distances from New York 10 the
principal places in North America, Presidents
Of the United States. a Blank Space for every
day III the year, Cash Account for each month.
Bills Payable and Recei vable. Shiilington
Bookseller, corner Ak and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., has fifty different kinds in various STYLES
Of binding. Commence the new year with a
Uiary z
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CITY ITEMS.

1T HAS BgEN ANNOUNCED that the Winter
Term (morning and evening sessions) of the
Consolidated Business College will open on
Monday. January q. Our young people should
enter at once and begin with the new Glasses
Those who have been deferring the time for
commencing n course of training from month
to month should now decide and act promptly.
Economy, happiness, responsibility. prosperity
and wealth, are all arguments in favor Of a
thorough business education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

PROTECTION OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
ABROAD.-A number of adopted and other citi-
Gems who are III favor of protection being ex =
tended by this Government to its citizens
abroad, are about to make arrangements for .,
public demonstration in this city 1T early
day, similar to those recently held in other
cities. We understand that those favorable to
such demonstra here will hold prelimi-
nary meeting tomorrow, (Sunday,) at p. m,
in the basement of Carroll Hall.
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COOP PRENIUMs.-At a regular meeting of
the First National Building Fund Association,
held last night AT Potomac Hall, corner of 18th
street and Maryland avenue, South Washing
ton, "a, 900 in money were sold at premiums
ranging from a TO 5S cents. Two thousand dol
lars were disposed of at the latter figure. When
il is considered that the association is but two
and a half years old, this appreciation of stock
is encouraging.
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STALLED.-In consequence OF the extremely
muddy condition OF the streets, vehicles and
pedestrians find il difficult TO make their way
whoop to urge the animals through the innu-
merabie mud holes, and particularly il this
the case on New York avenue, near 5th street
where, for the past two months, contractors
have been engaged in laying down culverts
from intersecting points. Three country wood
teams were stuck fast At this point about noon
to-day, and one of them was So fast entan 2 led
that the driver had 10 throw OF his whole
LOAF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

STABBING AFFAIR.-Night before last, VIM
Hopkins lille intoxicated. cnt MIR. II. Brown
ing with knife, making wound on his breast.
He was arrested and taken to the Fourth Ward
station, and no one appearing 10 prosecute him,
the officers preferred a charge OF drunk and
disorderly, and he was fined by Justice w alter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs!-Contempla
ting to change our business We will sell, for 81
days only, our entire stock of Mems, Youth 5
and Boys Clothing, at Is per cent. less than
our regular price. Heavy coats for s5 TO $40,
all wool pants from % TO sc, heavy vests AT
s., and all other goods in proportion at Bars,
corner of 9TH and streets ISL
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!" -. TEN y ~ TVN.
Cashier. First National Bank.

THE ORIGINAL FRANCS PRICE LIsr-Giood
Merino Shirts and Drawers. 81, 81, a5, 9o cents.
81. Good White shirts from 90 cents up to
$3.50. Good warm Gloves from % cents up
Cotton Socks, from cents per pair up and
all other things in his line cheaper than any
other house in this city, at 494 It'll street, BE-
tween ID and f. three doris above Odd Fellows
Hall. Recollect No. 49i. II.I9I:
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THE SIXTH ANIMAL GRAND NJ AsQUERADE
BALL of the Harmony Circle, for the benefit of
the new Masonic Temple, is 10 be held at Odd
Fellows Hall. 9Th street, on Monday evening
next. The precautions against the admission
OF improper characters very effectual, as
the unmasking lie 20 be done in presence of
Detectives
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GOVERNMENT SALES
N o / C
Qstcs CAi,f QHaffsrmatfs,

Ftfk MtlgiorE 49,
NV oEiEASs, La, peoen Der :, 80
Nouce y hereby giyen that the follaui.--.'
property viii he sold 90 tha highesf lido :, Z
Iesas, commencing On the 9TH day q 49,
All the right, title, ana iu.ere., ~ m. D..
ststes In and 90 the property q The Unite :.
Nthtsry kaiirosd from Brazos Santiago 4. 49,. =
Sidinss, Buildings. Water Stations Turn =, I'D
&C, the railroad material and suppli..
20 the road. together with the Rolling Sto.t - q
machinery and o. Der equipments, "a f0itau. ~
~ nilee Railroad Track, shAckle BSrs-ns..
tlls~ bars-ueec. ESguaFe hrass..-.-.
zfessh bars-used, Flat Cars, Wort -,
s ssSfnS soa''R Rs;srs. rsS,Ssssh,s L
Ahsirs-sood, +kallresd frsgs an =.
$50 tie Railroad Iron Switch Stauds-u,- !
good t>pike Mauls-uo-,-
iGes omotlNe-unserNlce-2 ya-k Screws an =
abe, vers-Norn.
i Locomotivs sno Ten Turn Tables
der--eryicezble. Fire Tobrs-U.r-''
I Locomotive Head light Screw Mrensl..
nnserN tceable. ] Hand IAr-W0ru
aC9uphng Linss-socd,2 Push Car Wee
$50 HE Car Springs worn.
GOOD, I StOye-~orD
1900 lbs. Railroad Push Carson
spikes-good. Hand Car No..
40 Cross flee-gOod. worn
The property will De sold under the tuirB-si,.. .
rectlon ~ Captain G. II. Hoyt, A.
and any information desired may ~ nlsfai -.5
his Office at Brow nsvile. Texas. or from tfs !. =
OF the Chief Quartz rmaster, Fifth Military De-
New Orleans, Louisiana. 'As
TeTms-Cash in United States Currencr
This advertisement % snIersede the uns = .
this unlce under date Of n~c-mber D.. lS-
CHARLES III ToMPETNS
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Ous -
ter, fitth Military District. a n
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GREAT CLOSING our SALE OR GoyrPv
VI MEST PROPERTY s

will ofer for Sale at Public Auction on TTEs
DAY the 9Th OF January. 1873. al the Nurthus,
ern Sheds. IA Louisville, Ny. large u.-,-ff, =
Quarter MASTER stores and camp aud zs-ri..
e@nipsge. consisting In part Of Horse. Nri,-
and Brides, Army Wagons, Carts. Am'ui.r-..
blac ksmiths' and Cafpenters' Tools. h1r.. -
Mule sbocs aud kails, Wagon MatsriA' OF -
tinds, Horse Medicine, Stationery. Builsir~.
T.nts, shirts, Blouses, Trousers, Over5o.,,'
Blankets. Sc
The Northwestern Sheds, over 90 fea, g.
length, sre included among the bullainr. 4. -
sold. " -
The sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock a m an D..
continue from day 20 day until all L. so.d -
Terms Cash, In Government funds Rlts...
win lie required 10 make deposit OF y p-er -,
the amoant pure hased. "a
By order OF Breyet Ma. Gent ThOma. su,.s.
I. MOORE, MAJOR %
Jsl-otB Byt. 1t. Col u : Arm
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NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPosITORs- at
tention of depositors of bonds and other valu-
able packages Is respectfully called to the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency. Hon.
II. X. Huiburd, heretofore published. Concur
rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle
men have also been given. In consequence
thereof we do not feel just flied in longer
ing the responsibility of the custody of articles
Depositors are requested TO withdraw such de-
post now in our possession, at their con veni-
ence, before the first day of January. 1s6s.
w. s. HUNTINGTON.
IL Cashier. First National Rank.
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pUBLIC SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.

BUREAU 90 ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT. Z
WARRINGTON CRY, pecep bsr IS, 49,
There will be seld at public suc-ton 60 the high
est bidders, on THURSDAY. the 10th day cf jan
nary, lsSS, at L M, at jefferson Barracks Re
serve, Missouri, a large lot OF Misceilaneors Tn
seryicesbie Naval Ordnance Stores. composed in
part ef Shot. Shell, Canister, Old Cannon. Gun
Carriages, Shot Guns, Rifles, Axes, Waist Belts,
and Cartridge Boxes.
There articles will he sold IN lots
Terms: Cash, and the articles 20 he removed
within ten days after the conclusion Of the sale;
otherwise they will revert TO the Government
de t9-ts III. A. WISE, Chief Of Bareau.
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An APPEAL.-The Board of Managers of the
Industrial Home School of the District of Co.
lumba, recently organized and now conduct
ing a home and school in Armory Square, with
an auxiliary school in Georgetown, make an
urgent appeal To the citizens of Washington
and Georgetown in behalf of an enterprise
which has already accomplished so much
good, under a restricted organization, as the
Newsboys' Home Their purposes are to pro-
vide suitable homes for homeless children; TO
give employment TO the INDECENT TO provide in
struction for the ignorant; to furnish clothing
TO the ragged; 10 teach those who beg TO work
for an honest living; and to prevent crime,
poverty, and vagrancy by an early and eco
nomieal application o: appropriate preventiyes
and remedies.
This enterprise depends for ITS support en-
tirely upon voluntary contributions, and has
no endowment except the sympathy and gener-
osity of its friends and patrons. They there
fore request all who have spare or cast-of
clothing of any description to send the same to
the .'Home," where they may be made into n Sc
who can contribute provisions, groceries. bread.
meat, and vegetables of all kinds. to send them
TO the same place, where they will be thank
fully received and acknowledged. In addition
To the aboye-named articles coal, wood, ehool
books, states, and stationery, needed at the
Home aud School, will be very acceptable.
public meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening next, in the y street Presbyterian
Church, (Dr. Sunderland's,) to consider and
present the claims OF the ''lndusuial Home
= hool' upon the charity loving and aims
giving citizens of this District. The services
of experienced and distinguished persons, ia
miliar with the operations and wants of SINH
lar institutions. have been secured OF may he
expected Oh that occasion, and among these are
Hon. Ii. +. Wade, Vice President of the United
States; Hon. james Harlan, u. 3 Senator, and
Chsirnan of the District Committee; Hon. Jas.
w. Nye, u. $. Senator: Hon. T. w. Tipt IN, ".
s. Senator; Hon. T. e. Ingersoll, M. C.. aud
Chairman of the District Committee; Hon. Jno.
y. Farnsworth, NJ. g.; Hon. H. ii. Stark wealth.
or. Nj. c.; Rev. G. Il. Boynton. ID. d., Chaplain
of the House Of Representatives; Rev. Byron
Sunderland, ID. ID. e. ~ as sIg
Henry ID. Cooke, Esq, is President, and d.
NJ. Kelsey, Esq, Secretary of the Institution.
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GALE OF WAREHOUSE AND UNCLAIMED


u =. CUSTOM Hot SIX COLLECTOR 3 Ops cal
INV CRLEAN Ms. December ~. is (
Inc following goods. having remained IN " are
house uno laimed for more than one year or ysre-
housed for more than three years, will o. sah 4
public auction. in accordance with Law and thu req
niations of the Treasury Department. at War-houss
No. i, Custom house Building, Custom house
street entrance. on THURSDAY, the 9Th dsy Il
January, 1855. at 10 o clock q m. viz:
UNCLAIMED.
Thirteen cases Cigars half barrel q gsrettss,
one barrei Cigarettes. two quarter barrels Cigar
cites two casks Wine, one barrel Brandy, fourteen
cases Nlaret W Inc. four Gin. twO a Dis
ulled Spirits ninety one Hamper Bottles. one cas-.
Preached Jaoonets. two cases Cotton Cloth, two
cases oolen Cloth. one case Billiard Cloth. Z 30
cases Knives and Forks, one case SpsctAclas cad
Piyers. two boxes Wrights. sixty thTe kegs Zinc,
two cases Zinc Clamps, one case Washing Msohiue,
three bundles Iron Tics, ten Trace ChaiH. two
cases Books. one case Show Cards. eight, b0Nes
Rsisins, one case Corn Starch. twO h,.ash@sds
Moiasses, one case Jelly, two Hoeshssds ,enpty,)
one Box empty } one Box Sugar Cane.
WAREHoUSEp OVER THREE YEARS
One Gaze TOothpicks and Tapcrs.
Descriptive Catalogues Of the above goods be
seen at this office and will De distributed AZ the
time Of sale WI p. KELLOGG.
de 26-eotlaQB Collector of Gus-fsus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Chas. ID. Spates
was yesterday arraigned before Justice Hazard,
charged with assaulting Charles G;dolis, for
which he paid a fine of S.. Addison Allen
came before Justice Gull, charged with as
saulting Mary Parker, and was fined $50
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SALE OF WAGONS. HORSES, BUGGIEs, A..

SALE OF WAGONS. HORSES, BUGGIEs. A.,
OFFICE A. U. NJ. U. :. ARM.
NEw ORLEANS, La, December % l>1, (
Will be sold At Public Aar ton at u N d. Janua-y
ii. 1870, al the Government STABLES, corner al o..
lord and Voucher streets, the following and
property. TO wit:
kuegies
j Carriage.
Spring Wagons.
81 Horees
Description of the property can be seen a. this
cfnce any time previous u sale.
By eroer ofthe Chief Quartermaeter, Fifth Mill
tary District.
A. J. McDoSNIGLE
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and A. z. N, {. : 4.
de a-6tB
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PEDLING WITHOUT A LICFNsE.-Ofiicer
Hickman, OF the first precinct, yesterday after
noon arrested j. +. Walker, who mad a hear
ing before Justice Tucker, charged with ped
ling without a license, and he was required to
pay "A fine of so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

Ex-GOvERNOH LOWE, formerly Of Mary
land, now OF New York, is to lecture to-mor
row evening. at Carroll Hall, on the True
Christian Idea of Liberty. considerable dis
cussion has been excited in New York on the
recent delivery there of this same lecture. be-
cause of the way in which the Governor han
died his subject. The proceeds of the lecture
are to be devoted by the Young Catholics
Friend Society 10 the purchase of clothing for
poor school children: very praise orthy OBJ
ject AT this inclement season.
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ARRESTED on BENCH WARRANT-Daniel
Price, colored, was arrested yesterday by Ser
geant Pierce, of the seventh precinct, a
bench warrant, be being fugitive from JUS
lice. He was turned over to the Marshal.
Henry Yost also a fugitive from justice, was
arrested by officer Riley. Of the fourth precinct,
yesterday, and disposed OF in a like manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

A SPLENDID CHANcE!!.-A friend informed
us to-day that Smith Bros. Il Co. at their cele-
brated Oak Hall, i6i Seventh street, are sell
ling of their immense stock, and making mp
suits TO order, AT prices that will asfonish The
closest buyers. We advise all to give them a
call. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

VIOLATING THE LIQUoR LAw.-Edward Ko-
sack had a hearing before Justice Thompson.
yesterday, charged with selling liquor by the
small without a license, and had TO pay a fine
of $40 therefore.
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SALE OF BARRACKS AT FoRr wHIPPLr

Dspof Qsarferuasfsr' OEos
Washington, ID C., December 81. is7
W III he sold at auction MONDAY Ja,p.-,
8, lsds under the supervision Of Bfevst 1',,lln' q
L. Blunt. A. Y. M. 1T Fort whipple vs. a..
Arlington, at II O'Clock, the following Frsas
Buildings. viz: -e
Barrsck. 100 feet Z 81 feet; and Is Bunk,
Laundress' Quarters. - feet by ia, feet
Isundrees' Quarters 90 feet by JOS, feel
Hospital. 90 feet by 20 feet
i0rhosrs ,ouarter,. ~ feet by Is feet; with Bsyt
Building. rs feet by = feet.
Kitchen. Il feet b, IS feet.
] stable. ~ feet toy - feet
Buildings must be removed within ten days frau
date Of sale.
Terms cash. in Government funds
By order Of the Quzrtermaster GENERAL
&c. MrFERRAS.
Deputy Quartsrnsaster fs..us-.i
deSl - Brevet Brig. Gen. L. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

BOYS SCHOOL SUITS at -. 81. s.. and $3.50.
Boys Garibaldi Suits at $3.50, 81 50. and up
wards-primc cost figures--in order 10 reduce
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between Pennsylvania avenue and ID street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

A WONAN's GLoRY.-This apt term rs
ascribed 10 a magnificent head of hair. Multi
tudes North, South, East and West, are evil
dence to the fact that no preparation equals
Burnett's Cocaine in producing this great
Attainment