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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
" UNITED STATES PATENT 0FFIC]

WASHINGTON, December y, l87
On the petition of JAMES BUELL., executor OF
the estate of James McGregor, yr., deceased, OF
New York. N T., praying for the extension of q
patent granted to the said James Mc9regor, Jr.,
nent in the constructions OF Tea and Goase
Pots, for seven years from the ex pratiOn of said
patent, which takes place the lIth day OF Drill
1858
1t IL ordered that the said petition be heard NJ tn.
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Esd day OF Marcel
next, 1t II O'Clock M; and all persons are mott
ned TO appear and show cause, II any they have VIII,
said petition ought not TO be granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension are required Il
ME In the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing at least fresfy day: before th
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be nsed st the said bearing must be taken and
once, which win be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testi
msny must be filed In the ONCE fscsafy days befor
the day Of hearing; the arguments, * any, within
ten days after filing the testimony. =
Ordered, also that THE notice be Rsbli:hed In tbs
Republican and the Intellig encer. Washingfon. d
c.. and In the Atlas, New York. N. r..
once week for three successive weeks; the firss
Of said publications to be ut least xty days pre-
TO. THEAKER.
jan lavSw Commisd oner OF Pn1enf..
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HUNTERS GREAT ANTTQUARTAN BOOK
III STORE,


Branch It's Penna. ave., above 18th street.
have for sale magnificent volume OF Gems of
British Art, q fine steel engravings, S7s. rs
bon,s Birds; 81 80 each. Cromo Lishograph,.,
Battles Of Eni;ed s,sissmfne gilt Battle Roll
English Poets, Little and Browns edition 81 vol.
pi.G .snoet view Venice sss BELONGED
% Cheap
dsry. HossrsS Pisses Original ' Pa.e som en.
ES aS%a prIS,,n1 hiPP:s' rare
S2h Bankers Safe cost OF 500, for less than haif
Dickens works, 20 cents each American State Pa.
ans works, 90. Wilkes Bxpediiion, Si5 Swift 3
History ~ n so many
Mashngton city. Rare edition Of DR.. syntax, ii.
snd Sdd Fsos srs
valuable collection Of rare and curious work. on
* B DisSen sf satsss
Lees Report; Battle Of Ohickamaues; on the Fall
OF New arlsa m. sH Investigation Of the Navy De.
Hen II. g; Focte, Chairman; and many other rare
nearly esDss nSrs no" Of 70
foundation Of the Government, twelve HUNDRED
vols, s@c c unispe. set of Minerals.
Many rare Coins, ysp.n Gold Dollars. Half
q o a:
of.AppeaIs. 30 vols, olo0; and Q 900 vols. Las
Books Tip-t.p Envelopes, 10 cents; Note Paper.
i daily receive Catalogues from New York, Bos-
ton, Phiadelphia; Baltimore. and Richmond. on
buy On con@issi.n. fhsSs 60 Booss on sais =
my two stores. Arrangements made fer reading
Small end large lots Of Books bought at bsst prices.
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TIE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city,
at his popular store, 4H 9th street, between ID
and L, three doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
RecOllect the NO.-493. 1219,1;
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nPTICIAN:- Gold, Silver and Steel sPECrA.
" Giles and EYEGLASSES, made 49,
Of brazilian pebbles, elegant OPERA
GLASSES, cheaper than any where else in TIE
nis avenue, ness 18th street. 5s I-ins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

TIE OFFICERS OF the 5th u. > cavalry have
kindly rendered the use of their band 10 tn.
f:fi 10 b. given In aid Of the poor of the First
Ward tomorrow night. AZ Prot. Sheldon's As.
senbiy Rooms, on PENIS iyania avenue, above
18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
viii please leave ther orders at No. l22 East
Capitol street, between ith and 5th.
JOHN CoGGINs, Agent
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NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this dav formed copart
buriness ubdtr the firm name Of FRANCIS No
HUN 4 SONS. They hope, by slways having 90
hand large and complete assortment Of all kinds
Of lpmbs r. ard 10y stiict attention to bushes q
meri and receive the patronage % literally be
FRANCIS MOHUN,
FRANCIS b M0HUN,
January j, 1855. PHILIP M0HUN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

Personal DIFFICULTY morning a
difficulty occurred, we understand at tn,
banking office of Messrs. Riggs K Co., bet ween
General W. IL. Emory, commanding the De-
p;irtment OF Washington, and Captain Adams
author of the sSiege of Washington w hich
occasoned some conmotion at the time Gen
banking house, and Captain Adams followed
him in, when the General asked the latter what
be meant by following him 10 4 gentleInan's
ofhce 10 insult him. Captain Adams was I'M
derstood IN reply 10 accuse the General of cow =
aTdice. when the latter drew a revolver but
friends interposing, he was prevented from
using II. The affair caused considerable ex-
element AT the bank At the time: such "A demon :
strariOn not being in accordance with financial
usages nor in strict keeping with the stlid de-
portment OF the officers OF that in titution
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N o T 1 q 4
ODkos Chisf Qu1-fsrmaxfef,
Effs nslsfor. No.,

Okos Cisf Qpa-fermasser,
F.ffA Military Dtsfrtof =
- NEW ORLEANS, La, December -, 1857
Nouce Is hereby given that the folle wing named
lac sucuon. Al Brszos Santiago and BrowDssiIls
lss. viz:
All the right, title, and interest OF the United
IN and 70 the property Of the United States
Military Railroad from Brazoe Santiago 20 Whit
Esnche, Texas, including the entire Track and
sidings, Buildings. Water Stations. Turn tsblas
&C, tie railroad material and pplies pertaining
w. the road together with the Rolling Stock, Cars
Machinery and other ECU pments az follows:
%. miles Railroad Track, Shackle Bsrs-used.
Flaw bars-used. DSqusre Brssses-cood,
erunsn bsre-used, Fiat Cars, worn, but
6afufhng Boxes-used. seviceable.
@@ he Railrc sd 2Growsfeet.worn,
chsirs-eood, 4Rairosd Frogs and 3
800 lbs Railroad Iron Switch StaDd--xorn,
good. 4spike Mauls-worn,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jask Screws and Lee
4 Locomotive and Ten Turn Tsbles-worn,
der-eervlceAhle, Fire Tongs-worn.
Locomotive Head light Screw Mrenches-xorn
nnseryicesbie. Hand Csr-~orn.
IA Coupling Links-good, : Push Car wheels-
5oS lbs. Car Springs worn,
good, I Stove-worn,
E.U1 lpe. Railroad Push Gar-wOrn.
ePlkesCsgood' 4 Hand Car Wheels
The property win be sold under the immediate d.
rection OF Captain G. Ii Hoyt, A. Q. NJ, U. :. A,
and any information desired may be obtained from
his once at Brownsville Texas. or from the ONCE
ofthe Chief Quartermsster Fifth Military District
New Orleans, Louisiana.
TeIms-t ash in United States Currency.
this once u ader date of December Is, ISL
CHARLES II. TOMPkISs,
Brevet Brigadier General aud Chief Quar- termAs-
ter, Firth Military District. Ja4l6tB
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FOR CHILBLAINS AND FROSTED FEET.
Whites EmbrOcation is specific. Price 81 per
bottle. For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue
between Az and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CRY, December n, lsf
There will be sold At public auction 10 the high
est bidders, on Thu ksDAY. the 10th day Of Jsu-
usry, lsss, at IL M, at Jefferson Barracks Re-
serve, Missouri, large lot Of Miscellaneous IN
seryiceable Naval Ordnance Stores, composed in
part Of Shot. Shell. Canister, Old Cannon, Gun
Carriages, Shot Guns, Rifles, Axes, Waist Belts,
and Csrtrie ge Boxes.
These articles will be sold In lots.
Terms: Cesh, aud the articles 20 be removed
within ten days after the conclusion ef the sale
otherwise they will revert TO the Government.
de le-ts II. A. WISE, Chief ~ Bureau.
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RESOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The limited partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned carrying on the lumber
business under the hrm name Of M0HUN 4 SON
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indie bed TO them requested to settle their
accounts, and thoee having claims against them
win please present the same for settlement.
FRANCIS MOHUN,
January !, 1858. FRANCIS b. MOHUN.
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a SERIOUS PRACTICAL JOKE.-The female
employees of the Treasury Department are ac-
cItsiomed 10 take tea with their lunches and to
warm the cheering beverage over the heaters
ana stoves IN the building. THIS keeping of
ta-pOts IA the building Il harmless enough If
these useful articles are ..let alone but tea
party nearly resulted fatally in one case last
week IL appears that one of the girls m the
currency bUreau. aust for fun; dropped int
= kettle of simmering tea, the property of a col
Ord y oman employed IN the buiiding n small
globule Of green ink. which il poisonous con-
tanning large portion OF yerdigris. although
IN" P"rpeuatOr of the practical joke does not
Sc IN 10 nave been aware OF that fact. The end
OF the matter was that the cOlored woman. who
partcok OF the tea, was removed 10 her home
dangerously i'll but her life was saved by
eInetlcs, ana the young lady who so un wisely
ineddled with other folks sa-pots los. her situa-
ton IN the Treasury
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PROPOSALS.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsrERs OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT or NEW MExIco,

CHIEF oUARTERNAsrERs OFFICE,
" pIsIRIcI or NEW MExIco,
SANTA Ne, n. M, December -, 49,.
until u O'Clock m, on TUESDAY the 2Ist day Of
for the delivery OF the amount Of Corn or Oats
speclned at the following mentioned pOsts in this
Fort Basesm-4co.oo pounds
Fort CraiG-7so 600 pounds.
Fort McRse-loo 90 pounds.
Fort sumner-l. Oo .ON pounds.
Fort UDion-l 90 600 pounds
Fort Wineate-4sO 600 pou DDS.
10 deliver monthly the Corn or Oats ana Hay, not
exceeding 2 900 pounds OF grain aud ~ eO pos nds
amin ais With United states troops at MaNSeli' 5
Rancho, on the Cimsrron, New Mexico, for nine
months, unless the animals are eosner Removed.
1 ne grain required must be well cured. clean.
and sound in every respect, put up in good strong
sacks containing from I0u TO $50 pounds Of corn or
Deliver, 70 Commence on The hrss day of Febru.
nary, 1873 and be completed at the Forts mem
Proposals for any quantity less than the whole
amount OF grain required at any one post viii be
receives shd lids ers proposing for more than one
post VIII mako separate pr0pos sls for each.
copy OF this advertisement attached 60 each, and
they will become securities fer the faithful per
foImsnce Of the contract in case IL i awarded 10
Good aud sufficient bonds Will be required from
the contractor for the faithful performance of tho
Bidders requested to be present. or epresent-
ed 10y some one known TO the undersigned, at the
opening ~ the ids
The right is reserved by the undersigned te re-
ject any all bids vi ich lac may deem unres-On-
able. and 90 increase .r diminish the Quantity Of
Endorse envelopes "Proposals for Grain At
Fort -" aud address to the Chief Quarter
master OF the District Of New Mexico Santa Fe,
By order Of Breyet Major Gen Geo. W. Getty
Rrer,t Lieut. Col AND 9nsrtsr@ssssr,
Hn-FB chief Quartermsster.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Loo AL N 4 w s.
Amusements. &c, Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-JOhn BTougham in
ms own great play, 1.-The Lottery of Life"
walls OPERA HOUsE.-The Wallach- Dav-
export Company IN .'Stili Waters Run Deep-''
UDD FELLOWS HALL--Tenth Grand Ball of
the Young Hib,rnis Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

MY WIPES CHOICE. and the whole family
prefer it, Mrs. s. A. Aliens Impyoped (aep stylel
Hair Resf0rer or Dressing, I'm one botHe) Every
Druggist sells il. Price One Dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

The RIVER FRoNT.-The current cold snap
Las cansfd a heavy accumulation OF ice in the
POTOMAC. but not such yet TO excite appre-
h' nsion OF an early suspension of nayi CATION.
There has been but little movement among YES
>eIs- and the wharves are almost entirely bare
oi attendants The Wawaset- Capt. Fooke, ar
rINed mp at the Potomac Ferry wharf from
Tone rlyer and intermediate landings, on Sun
DAY evening She reports six heavily loaded
SchOoners IN the river, two of which are
aground-One near Aqua Creek, and the
other near Nanjemoy Stores. AT Sixth
street wharf the schooner Agnes Ann, Ca ID
tain Miller, sailed for White Point haylng on
hoard number OF wood-choppers and proyi
sion supplies; the barge Del Hines arrived mn
rom Fort Washington this morning in tow of
the Government steam tug Fisher One oyster
n0at arrived at Eiley's wharf this morning. con-
signed TO Turner Il FiSenhott
Ihe inrersectlng lake between eth and 9th SITS
naeyes Il now firmly from over afforciinp a
me opportunity for those fond of skating TO
Ihohige Their desire for the sport. Many youths
we're awaiting themselves of the advantages
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

EXTENDED THEIR BusINEss-Messrs Green
* Williams, the enterprsing auctioneers and
furniture dealers, have met deserved success
In their efforts to accommodate the public aud
have therefore extended their business, and
purchased the entire stock of furniture, carpets,
ollcloths and housefurnishing articles Of Mr.. r
Buchly, No. 406 9TH street, between G. and H..
where they have established a branch store,
and added to the supply on hand a large as
sortment of new and beautiful parlor, chamber,
dining room and Office furniture, Brussels,
fhree-piy and ingram carpets, oilcloths, &c a,
&c. Being a reliable firm. and selling their
goods cheap. they will no doubt b. as well
patronized at the new store at the old one,
corner of eth and d streets
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RELIEF FOR THE FooR.-A. X SHEPHERD
ESQ, Treasurer Of Proyident Aid Society, az
noWledges the Iecsipt Of the following Peter
N Pearson, SO; j. l. III. Winfield, for How
ard Division No. :, Sons Of Temperance, SIS 3;
Thomas Rnssel A Co, so; jas. Hedrick. FlOur
Inspector. So
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POLICY BALL FOR THE RELIEv OF THE
PoOR.-Wednesday nj ht next, the Metropoli-
tan Police force Will give a grand bail Al Odd
FSllows' Hall, Seventh street, for the relief of
the Door. the entire net proceeds 10 De turned
over tO A X. shepherd, Esq, treasurer of the
Proyident Aid Society, % be applied 10 relieve
The sGffeTings Of the poor in our midst "A large
number of tickets have already been disposed
OF, and the ball will doubtless he the largest of
the season Let all aid in the good work by
buying Tickets, whether they can attend or not;
a. many will thereby have the satisfaction OF
eAtndlng relIeI 10 some suffering family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

COLONIzATIos.-Tne American COLONIZATION
>ociety's annual meeting will be held in Wash
IngtoE ON the 2Ist- and will b. addressed oy
President Hill, of Harvard College. The board
OF directors viii hold their sessions for two
days. Ii is necessary 70 provide for the trans
portation Of some SO emigrants the coming
spring, tins number having applied FOR passage
20 Liberia
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Ten PER CENT. OF on all grades of white
shirts; our S2.50 shirts at S225 A. Saks Il Co,
5T Seventh street, between Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

TIE GREAT CLOSING-OUT BOOKSALE of
Mr.. Judd will be continued this evening, at 80
Pa avenue, under the Metropolitan Hotel So
rich and varied a stock was never before offered
in Washington. Private sales during the day
Call and get a catalogue.
l9,E WM. L. WALL 4 Co. AuctionCers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

TAKE Your CHoICE.-Gray Patent Nodded
and all kinds of Shakespeare Collars, 25 cents
per box at the celebrated Oak Hall, 46i Sew
enth street, opposite Post Office. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

u Clay PREUss, ESQ Will lecture az Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening next, under
q be auspices oft Workingmen's Assent bly,, on
Labor in relation 70 Human Development"
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AUCTION SALES.


Y810 AFTERNOON.
llY COOPER q LArIMER, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors to J. q. Mcclure Co.
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth
street, Star Once Building.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
~ ON TWlNTIETH sTREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN 4 AND STREETS.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court OF
cause, No. SIS, Thomas Cogan W. Jane AoManus
ct al. sbal sell 81 public auction in front OF the
premises. on MONDAY, January 18th, 1865. at 4
O'Clock part Of original Lot No. ., in square
No. l27; with the improvements, consisting Of .
Also, the perth Il feet ;. inch 81 same lot and
ss?usre subject to the life interest Of Mrs. Jane
Mchanus.
Terms OF sale One half cash; bala In twelve
months, with interest. for which toe purchaser
viii be required 20 give bis pronlisory note. en-
dorsed 10 the satisfaction of the truetee, or ell
cash, at the .ption of the purchaser. Title viii be
retained until all the purchase money 10
paid, ConveysnciDe and stamps 81 the cost OF the
NB.~A pla, Of the lot viii be exhibited at the
de 3l-eotd COOPER LhTIMER, Aucts.
10y NAGLE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
- No. AS 7th street, tstween @ and II.
We will sell, at our sales room, No. AS 7th
street, THIS EVENING, at o'cl ,ck, aud Every
Evening during the week, o large assortment Of
Fancy Wooden. and other goods, consisting In part
Fine Blankets and Bed Spreads
Comforters, Shawls Hosiery
soaps, Perfunery. Cutlery
Note Paper segars. Tobacco, Groceries
and variety Of other goods Of all kinds.
no H NAGkE CO., Auots.
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THE NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAM
sHIPs.-Ihs first annual election Of officers of
tins Company was held IN New York on Wed
nesday last, when the following officers Were
elected for the ensuing year :-President, John
". Thompson, Of Washington. Vice President.
g vi. FahnesiOck, OF New YORK. Treasurer
David Walker, Of Washin gton Secretary Geo
". Brown. of New York. Directors-Samuel
Bacon. A X. Shepherd, W. O. Metzerott of
this city. e IL fahnestock, George w Brown
John Gray, VIM. Il. HIEman, Jno. Abanroth,
OF New York
The annual report Of the president was sub
United 20 the meeting. and Ilattering statements
herein contained favorably received.
Some discussion III reference 70 the placing OF
a thlrd ship on the line took place. which re-
suited IN a determination TO place the vessel ON
the line az the earliest practicable moment
when the line viii make SEMI weekly trips De-
tween this District and New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

The SKATING PARK-Grand Opeaiag. To
day. II noon, the Washington Skating Park at
the foot OF Goth street, was opened 20 the public
for the first time this season. and the ap pear
ance OF the signal-the white flag with the red
ball-on the street cars was hailed with delight
by the ''skatists' of this community The ice
Is about four inches thick, smooth a glass, and
there Is room on II for about Loco skaters
The park has been considerably improved
since last season. plank walks being arranged
around the borders of the pond and a new
building erected for the accommodation of
those VINO wish 10 see, but not TO take part in
the SPORT the entire front of about 100 feet being
OF windows overlooking the pond. The direc-
tors nave anSiously awaiting the freeze and
now they are rewarded by seeing the en- ioyment
OF the masses. p TO two O'Clock to-day Their.
had been from Loo to 2.sU visitors on the ice
gliding along TO the music of the 5th Cavalry
Eand.
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lIL.-Ihs many friends Of Rev. u. r. b.
L-ech, who j. now the associate Of Rev NJ L.
HaWley, on Elkridge Landing Circuit, Will
rrgret 10 learn that he has been seriously all al
HE fathers residencr, IN tins city, for .. week
past M Leech Is the youngest of three BROTH
srs, who are ministers, and has already gained
quite a reputation as a working preacher and
made himself popular IN every field where he
has laDOred.
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GEORGETOWN ABVERTISEMENrS.
I}Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auc..; Georgetown.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN
win s .s'i Or At ATGTISN
lees part Of Lot No 2is. in Beatty / Ha Skins sd-
dition to Gsorgstown frontns IS feet on the east
streets, and running back Sc feet. The improve
men, consist ETA three story Brick and Frame
store and Dwelling house in good condition, con-
Terms: One. half cash; balance in and L. months,
the purchaser deposit Of slCO win be required
immsdisis iC'' THOMAS DoWIGSSs. gwen
ialSd Auctioneer.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED
Just received at MILLERs 10! Bridge stree,
Georgetown, "a Bleached shifting Muslins 10; l2s
:asia ' d. do. New S York Mills do do So
sne 81 sss es: 0Sr
ia7.im. BENJAMIN MILLER.
WIN. 4; WH FTa PREMIgN STEAM
t" D1s EsTA ALI sGahMhASsiNe
Office, No. 80 jefferson ST., GEORGETOWN, D. @.
By FAR the l.sasst and most oompsts establishment
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
Truly thankful for past favors. the subscriber
Goods received and returned BY express With the
Post Once sddr ss g., Lock se Box No. so.
once :, closes daily at sunset except Saturday,
New MERCHANTS LINE on STEAMSHIPS.
L. =. q. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
tween New YORK. sass ws:niss month: Ne
'o nca snd NSsS5estSw,H :: f t1io.s
GFRRAX, At n; GsS5gssSSn from wharf foot
dIa every :. and As1'n
For freight or passage srply at the Once q she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

Wv. BURDErTE, No. 35l Seventh street, be-
tween and X, is public benefactor. In this
way. He promotes matrimony. And this is how
ne does 1t. Many men with good intentions but
limited means, who fall victims to the blind
account of the high yrice OF drv goods Tb;s
is bad for themselves, their sweethearts, pos
terity, morality, and the country. But Bur-
dette smooths the way. He is selling dress
goods blank ets, carpets ct cetera, ut cost. thus
making 1t possible for man of moderate means
to buy himself materials for wedding suft and
his intended a handsome present; also, blan kets
Tor both and carpets for their floors. and danask
Tor their tables, and still have enough left to go
TO market the morning after marriage. So
pop at once, read BIS. advertisement, and call
on him for an outfit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

AFTER THIS DAY,
French Whale hone Corsets, all Sizes at .... Is
Ny own make. Victoria, best.......... ....S 3 o.,
Shoulder Braces for Ladies and Gents BE- So
daris waking 90
..... SI.tt
Ladies will always be assured of a good Ii. and
good article. CHAS. BAUM,
de 30 80 Louisiana ave- near 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
VIETROPOLITAN BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL,
PENNA. AVENUE, NEAR 11rH STREET WEST,
GEORGE W. BAUER, Proprietor.

Open from a. m. to IL p. m. The Bar 10 stocked
with the finest Liquors, Wines and A.,
Ales. <lSt!H
Seears of the finest brands. NI'o
Call and 4-ly