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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25
DR.. wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.

In the whole history Of medical discoveries RENE
ny has performed many such remarkable cures of
numerous affections OF the Throat Lungs, and Chest
this long tried and Justly celebrated BIlsn. SO gen
orally aeknOwlcdg s the supe ior excellence OF this
remedy that but few Of the many who have tested its
virtues by experience fail to kcepit hand speedy
and certain for sudden attacks of Cold, fully
feviug that its remedial powers comprehensive
enough 20 embrace every form of tisease, from the
slight It cold to the most dangerous symptom of pull
mOnIry Complaint.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25

-CIarles Shorey's son. while leading
Hui>-, few days since. received kick
ID. l!re. cutting something of cash. but
...ahing no bones.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25

We understand that one of Dir. Tres
tuesday for smuggling liquor out of Can
tJa. The team was hired by Charles
Jones' of Paddock village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25

Moth, Patches, Freckles and Tan.---The
only reshIe remedy for those brown dlscooraons on
the face ierry- Moth and Freck!e Lotion Prepar-
ed only by De. b. {. PERRY, ~ Bond St, New York.
r. sold c,ervyvber. tSer3,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25
BOOK AGENTS WANTED

For the best out. picture of the Desotted
and the work If ResoratioL--is'i5! SIS Iarges; ia
dic.meut- offered. FoI circulars address
GEO. W. Dol GLASS, General Agent.
onca No Union Block, Rutland, Vt .t-g9
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25
QUICK Work.

\ man in this county. who got Il bill o.
divorce from his wife, Oh the charge ut
adultery. at the last term OF court in this
place. had the tables turned upon him
rather unexpectedly. lie received q line
from his lawyer ON Saturday night that
the bill was granted, so on Monday. on
the preteXt of some business, he announc-
ed his intention of going over TO st. Johns
bury. His wife proposed to arcompsn!
him. The hired man thought he would
like to 20 over also. 50 the divorced nus
band brought them both over, and while
he was attending to his little business. the
wife and hired man slipped OIL and got
married. when all returnes together. IL
they CANE. About bed time the late huS-
band was advised oy his late wife to tax"
up lodgings elsewhere. and she brough,
| forward her new marriage certificate I"
! enforce her demands. The stran%est part
/ of the story is tits: The woman has eight
small children. the Youngest being only
| three or four weeks old. The nei%hbOr-
! advised the newly married pair that thai
/ neighborhood was not large enough t.
| cont ain such unnatural brutes. ard they
suddenly lett. taking The baby with them
IGH -fmbaIDh . -HenaDeric.
This collection of animals was exhibited
at Dauville on Tuesday OF this week. to
rood audiences. 1t has the best speci-
mems OF tir most rare animals and bird:
OF any menagerie in the country probably
and many in this collection are the first
and only ones ever imported into thi,
country. The managers are gentlemen.
and we know of no travelling entertain
rnent that has given such universal salts
faction and pleasure as the menaGerie o
| Amhnrrh IL Co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25

Many of our citizens are now putting
ia their winters stock of coal. 1t is two
or three dollars ton cheaper than here
roiore. costing $3.50 per gross ton. or
81 80 per 1000 lbs. So many are now
using coal that the price OF wood will be
a~pl down somewhere near what it should
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25

sz- Reader, are y. ltroubled with headache Try
Renne lain killing Magic Oil 10. all kinds OF pam
aad for s.ns bruises, or-for internal pains, or
cramps. az works Ike a charm. Call for l. wheIe
YOU trade sold by druggists, merchants and Srocers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25

- he palm OF -uperOity il awarded to Mrs. :. 4.
Allen FOR her improved NEW rtye) Hair Restorer or
Dressing in one bottle) and grateful public appreci
ates the very low price, One dollar, Every druggist
sells it. 1876
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-09-25

A. +. Bliss Il Co. have purchased the
stock in trade of j. c. Il c. f. Remick.
ant are to move in where the Remicks
ha,. been. in few days. Cutting q Sis
b.. are to move into the rooms Bliss va
cafes.
Two boys undertook to Iun by team
near the corner OF McGatfey's store in
Lyndon. or Monday, when they run
p!ump against hay wagon that stood
partly in the road. breaking OFT both thills
and the rocker, and throwing both the
boys out, but doing no further injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrretswu.

Am OWNER wAxTRD.-YesferdAy sfssrnoOn
some lsbo.srs found Oh the west bank % Rok
Creek, and almost Immediately under uh+
Acueduct Bridge a pacEsgs carefully wrapp-d
IN paper, which upon exam nation. proved %
contain The dead body 81 = new born hsoe o;
the male Persuasion. Declio 'ug % have any,
thing 10 do with AZ they handed me package
over u young man named Fowler. who car
RED u 20 Cropley a. NC Leods drug store, on
the corner Of High and Bridge streets. Mr..
Cropley thought ~ hrst at was rabbit o. n
squirrel wrapped up.and was astonished ~ its
contents. he was At q loss 10 ksow what DIS
position TO make Of the package. when Sergeant
charge OF the body and carried Il 20 the Staten
House. The body was THIS morning inferred
by direction Of the Police authorities L. is
generally supposed from the tAttered condition
age over the railing OF the bridge TO h Ia fall
in Rock Creek. but was deceived rs the hang
extends farther out on that side than one voald
suppose.
SALES OF GRAIS.-Although the Merchants
Fachsnge is virtually closed for the season.
sales OF grain are made daily 10 sun cisni pan-
uuss 20 indicate the tone OF the market A
great DEAF q vhea' has arrived Of late. and
during this week alone the receipts have been
over 1000 bushels mostly from Alexandria.
Really choice wheat is scarce and would read
'ly bring good prices. Yesterday $50 bushels
prime red brought - ..
SENT TO JATL.-h-nry Rhodes. who was
yesterday held for security in the sum Of slt9
be"p he peace ~ cons quence Of threats OF
NipittCf 70 MS Vsr yesterday afternoon
sent 20 Jail ia defaIi' Of he required security.
RIVER FRoST.-Er .ared-Stsamers r. a.
knight, Denly, and Emlire. Prise. from New
YORK. scbr. Thomas J. TUll. Cooper. from
Norfolk, with lGmb-.
TIE PoRK NARRET.-Tha sales OF pork hay.
been dulier this season thsn during auv for the
past few years. I ne receipts are OF very good
quality but ;here Is very little srrIvinE. aud As
q ronseG Uence prices Keep steady. Mere Aut~
arr buying az siO-5o and seIling at sIl.sa, which
seem TO be the ruling prices also IN Cur neigh
boring markets.
TEE NEW TOLI-BETDGE over the Aqueduct
Will 10; b. ready Tor navel Christmas day. as
was supposed, though pedestrians can easily
cross now. The work now going ca there =
about the only sign Of life IN tAat vicinity since
navigation has closed or the canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

SERgSADgs-I.ast night number of the
members OF The Washington bar, headed by
Professor Aliens band. proceeded to the resi-
dence Of Judge Purcell, in Shepherds row, on
Il street near the Government Printing Office,
and tel dersd the Judge a mplim en- tary sere-
made. The party were invited in, and in thei r
Dvhalf Colonel Enoch Totem Congratulated the
Judge upOI having reached the twentieth AN
niversary of his occupancy OF The bench Of the
Orphans Court Of this District, and compli-
mentsd him on the ability and correctness OF
his decisions and his loyalty during The late
war. Judge Purcell replied IN pleasant terms,
welcoming MS visitors, after which they re-
tired, and on their way home rendered q sere-
made TO Justice Charles Waiter, where they
were also entertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

The PoTOEAC FRONT-OGtsids Of the leg.
Ula- ruu'.ae. the only thing worth menuonin az
a. 'he hauling up of the immense Government
freight barge. Del Hines, Capt. Richardson. in
WATTS bay. for repairs. a corps Of W rkmen
have been engaged. and Will begin operations
i.urnsCIately after the holidays. Below will De
found The list of arrivals and departures from
the regular wharves.
Brorr's HhGrf.-Sailed-Schr j. 3. Clayton
Clayton. for Baltimore. hight
Rti-y'S WEGrf. - Arrived - Schr Signal
ShTeever, from York river, with oysters, for
Turner & Son. Sailed - Schr Butterfly.
Mitchell; JOIN 5. HaVens, Lewis, both bound
down. light.
Cnrter'S AGrf.-Iem--Shipped frcm PhIla.
delphIa, on the 5sh instant, on board the
schooner Eliza and Rebecca Il. Price, PSI tons
CI coal. for John Is. Lord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
TODAY is the sh priest daN 10 The year.

AN ATTRACTIVE ESTABLISHMENT Pur-
cbasers while securing their Christmas goods
should not fail TO visit the Art Gallery of Prof.
A. '. s. Smith, at 30i Pennsylvania avep ne,
between 9th and 10Th streets. An hour passed
IN an examination Of the many pictures in
MS gallery will certainly not be regretted.
large chrome of 'sChurchs Niagara" has
ust been received, ard is much admired.
Among the many handsome pieces which
adorn his walls are pictures by such artists
rs Boilecu, Way, BsumgTas. Dolph, togeth-
pr with many pictures by other weil-kuown
painters; also English. French and American
chromos OF all SIZES, among W hich are two very
line ones God Acre and the ssTnree
Friends" Lebloud prints, photographs. hand
some steel epgrayIn q. &c. many OF which are
very fine. He mas also lust received a lot OF
steel enerayIhgs, representing various places
OF interest IN Europe. HIS prices are very
reasonable, and there is no place more suitable
10 select Christmas present, and certainly
nothing can be more acceptable than a hand
some picture. Frsmes o. all styles always on
hand aud made 20 order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
EVENING STAR.

TIE HoIIrAYs AT-raimcst ut hand--taat
SoyoBs season OF the gear dsdIc itsd from time
nnsMoraI 10 festivities. good feeling, and
abe giving of gifts" Now, more teAn ever,
|, re ne wspsper advertisements consulted oy all
Ella sss 70 learn where the pleasant conditions
OF Lae season can be best filed, and for the least
expenditure of money. Those who desire TO
ayar themselves of the brisk business thus
srsatsd should therefore speedily. and IN the
meet pubB. manner, make known the induce
nsIts ;hsy propose 10 hold out 10 secure il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
LOCAL N E W s.
Aup,,meuts, kc., Nishs.

NATIONAL TaKATRl-The zrand spectacu-
lar drama OF The BLACK Crook"
Walls OPERA HoUsE--fust representa-
don Of Augnstin DAILY : new sens ational drama,
"A flash Of Lightning
MkrzkRnTT HALL-IPcture by T. y. Whip
III. Subject .'Lo1fins and Laooring."
PKor. A. v. ). SMITHS Art Gallery, 30I
Pennsylvania avenue.
ORD PILLOWS HALL.-Masquersde and
trtl Esns Dr,ss Ball, by Magnolia Grove, u. a.
q. ID.
IsLAHD HALL.-Festival for he benefit of
;ks : An Pre- by tsTIal Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

CoRNe, &O.-DT. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
Of twelve years practical experience IN the
I nited States and Canadas, and establish he'd a,
42& Pennsylvania avenue, between 1 and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or inconvenience to the patient. The
shoe canbe worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
Of other responsible persons who patronize
his establishment Hours from a. m to 6 %.
m. Owing to press OF business at office Dir
White is unable TO visit patients at their resi-
dences except between and p. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
PROPOSALS.

p 70 o S 4 s.
UNITED STATES EselsE.R oFfIcs,
BALrlnSR S D D~e saGSNR . sr i4s
I'D P,opo.sls in d IL win b re-
owing los efAfeSol:; ehsin:; &C. the efosers,
isAnshors averaging eel each.
iAnesor' sei s see 81 H. 40 each
.srhSss,nsl;, . S;siSShi1 3 l 81 H.
n s1 Sf a
Vi. :, % & q {.
Bvt. Brig. Con. J. H. SIMPSON, Us s..
4..a Bo, s SCI. S. kHs.as:i sa.
NEPoT 0UAKrERMA sTIRs OFVI0l.
WIN be ssId = rSsiis s.etio1;s g Ais1saai..
!sis::i a. 2: Blunt: 4. A. n: s. ioIiS.ins
Once feet si,s ,. ~ feet inches =: ,..
feet. Hs feet, 81 feet, and ssi feet long 81 Il
Shed. i FEET S' By "A feet.
SHEDS z; feet & By = {i FEET sss one damaged
Building, is feet bJ - feet, Sink, and large
Ter
buildin % npon the day Of ssie and Will cease pay
ing rent for the ground At the end Of the month.
By order OF the QuarteYmaeter General.
=. - j. o HcPERR4N,
Deputy Qusrtermaster General,
De Z-6t Brevst Brigsdier General, o. 3. A.
COvERMENf SALE.
OFrIcE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFpIcER.
WASHING TON. D. o., Dece0bef 10. 1855.
&; nm 4 n. ss!.s s:s:
and Stores, NO longer required for the nee Of the
.Nins haldr.d and sixteen tslsl Signal Cartridge
~. Ssssia and ss. tslo Signal n.s.zisss.
Eight hundrsd AID seventy foar ts7p Body Belts,
nsHt hsaArsd s.A ssvs.ty-four ,s7sJ Body Belt
fve hnaArsd end ssvs.sy three sszs, Signal fi'-
q Y9e 1s.drsa saa ssveuty. nine 80, Cas- fo'eA-
- iSs artiei:s can b. ipsreessd st ssy sns sssors
:. Tsrvs csah. 10 eyssrnnsss faseS
HpvesepeD - - anacfsed :" 49,
- = nOefON,
% fff Drsvst MAJOR ARM.
Properly 49, pasos1ise oyrer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
THE COURrS.

BANKRuPTCY CouRr, y. Slylss 3roses, RGgis-
Tribe following business has ven done il
tins cour';-l95. wbiie Il Pechin, of Ihilsdel-
phia, hifd proof Of cisim for SIS; Rowe L
Easron, of PhilaGr1phis, flied proof OF claim
for Sl5l.4l kilburn & 9rrtes, Of PhIladalphis 4,
filed proof OF claim Tor s2is.2E Rraves i East
barn, Of Philadelphia, filed proof of claim tor
Sos SO; Tilson McCailun filed letters of attor-
ney from the above claimants. IL. First meet
ing OF CT editors held: return on warrant; Geo
Mason appointed assignee; notice to and accept
ance OF assignee: estate of oankr upt assigned 10
his assignee. 100. Order for final examination
OF the bankrupt; pass last examination; bank
rupf discharged: order OF settlement aud dis
chsrgs Of assignee. IS Issued warrant for first
meeting OF creditors, returnable January 5th
At 10 M application for drst meeting OF
creditors g. Order of settlement and DIS
charge OF assignee: report Of nnal distribution
nled and account allowed. o. Passed last ex-
animation Of b,nkrupt; Registers certificate OF
same held; ban krupt discharged: order of set.
Element and dis charge of assignee.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher-This morn.
ing, Emma Jane Bell was con victed OF the
larceny Of clothing. Frederick johnson,
quantity Of ha con was found not guilty. Lewis
Cover, indicted for the larceny OF pistols, was
acquitted; Price for defence. Rufus De Shields
was found not guilty. on charge Of grand
larceny; Adams for defence. Eliza Chissly
was convicted Of petit larceny and acq quilted
on two similar charges; Brown and Prizes for
defence. Wesley King allies West King was
convicted OF the larceny OF seven chickens.
EouiTY COURT, Judgs Ofia.-To. day. the case
Cf Fill agt. CLANCY ct al; order ref-rriug cause
10 auditor TO report on pleadings, &c. Morgan
ast morgan; order TO issue temporary in iuuc-
ton. Finch agt. Way ct al; order of ratlfca-
ton Of auditors report on distribution.
CIRCUIT COURT, Justice Cart,er-This morn
ing the trial OF the case of Kennedy Sgt the Ma
topal Bank OF the Metropolis was resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

CERTIFICATE OF AN EMINENT CHHMIsT-I
nave made careful chemical analysis Of the
Sozodonf, from an impartial sample pure based
by me personally, from a leading drug house
OF this city, but nothing of an injurious or OBJ
Jectionable character has been found IN its com.
position. JAMES q. PoHLG, NJ. d.,
Analytical Chemist ie9 Bway, n. York.
Late DIR. James r. Chiffon & %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

CoNsIpBR, then, before, like Hurlo,hrumno,
You aim your club at any creed on earth,
That, by the simple accident OF birth,
You might have been high priest 10 Mumoo
Jumbo.
And thus have lost the opportunity to pur.
chase Clothing OF Geo. G. Henning, No SIT
eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRRsENrs.-ro the
curious and obser want it Is at all times pleae
ant TO observe the magnificent display of goods
brought together in endless variety by the
nste, capital, and energy OF our mercantile
men, but especially so at this festive season OF
the year. In casting about for substantial and
appropriate gifts we observe many most desir-
able articles to be had at the extensive Harness.
trunk, and Saddlery establishment OF Msssrs
James S Topham & Co No 500 -th street. uaxt
70 ODD Fellows Hall; among them many
oeantlfuI articles for ladies and the children
sucn as Ladies' Companions. Toy franks. I'M
ported Ladies Satchels, OF the finest Turkish
Morocco; Gents Sacks, Fancy Lap Robes, A
nDe variety: Pocket Books, Portnonnies aud
great variety OF other useful and pretty goods
which VIII be appreciated when seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-In special session
last evening, tho Grand Lodge of the District
ofColumbia refused to grant a charter or dis
pensation to organize Lodge No. IA, OF this city
h+iieviDg il 10 be for the interest of the order
that no more lodges be organized in this city at
present. The grand reunion of the lodges in
the District Will take place on the 5th of Janu-
ary next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

HOWARD UrIvERsIrY-Normdl Departas Mt
The closing exercises of the normal depart.
nent OF Howard University, A L. Barber, A.
B.. principal, Miss ] Mia A. Lord, assistant I,
Will take place this evening. They will con
sist OF rhetorical exercises and singing. and
will take place in the fine new building on
University Hill, On South street, north of
Boundary. They will be the first public ex.
ercises ever held in this building. goo.,
plank walk leads from the street cars tn the
building Exercises begin at O'Clock d. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

DIsfRKsstNG SUICIDE. CAUSED BY lit
HKALrR.-This morning, about ten O'Clock,
Mr.. EDWARD Preston, who has for the past four
years resioed with his brother, Wainwright
Preston, on LIST stree, west, between o aud p,
com mittsd suicide by shooting himself over the
right ear with single sarreled pistol. causing
instant death. The deceased il about fifty
eight years OF age, q carpenter by trade, and
about four years ago. He was taken with
disease OF the spine shortly before removing
from Baltimore, and beng unable TO support
ms wife In that city, his brother removed him
here, where, for over fifteen months, he was
conhned TO his bed, but he has never
weeks since he was obliged 20 return
% his bed, from which be never rose.
On Monday last he asked his sister in la W to
let him send for some powder and shot for her
fused. Yesterday he talked very despondently,
bnt II was not thought that he was In any man
ser deranged. This morning Mrs. W ain wright
Preston was absent about two hours from her
home. leaving the deceased and her children at
the house, and in a short time thereafter he
called the oldest boy, aged about II, and giving
him a dollar, asked hirl to get some powder,
shot, and caps, which he did, and by direction
of the deceased left them on & chair in the
room, which he supposed was ont of
reach. He also asked for the pistols to load,
and they were laid on the chair. The children
Jeff the room. and about one hour after the
port OF the pistol was heard and on the old1st
boy entering the room he found that the chair
had been drawn mp close 10 bis uncle's cot. IN a
room on the ground floor, and that his uncle
was dead, having dropped the pistol "a small
single bsrrelled one,) with which the deed
was done, IT the chamber chair, as also another
smaller pistol. The boy Immediately notified
the neighbors, aud Lieutenant johnson was
sent for, who at once sent n dispatch for the
coroner, Dr. POTTERY who, this afternoon. is
holding an inquest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

WASHINGTON GYMNASIUM ASSOCIATION
Tue members OF This association gave 8 compl-
rnentIry exhibition and hep 10 their friends
las hight AZ their rooms, Louisiana avenue
between 9th and 10Th streets The exercises BY
the members consisted of vaul;ng. horizontal
bar, CHM hing ropes, tuInpling, double rings
vauliing horse. &c, and highly appreciated by
N large audience present. After the exhIbi-
ion vas concluded the floor was cleared and
the gymnssts and others enjoyed themselves
dancing until a late hour. Cnase's National
Suing band furnished the m usic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

PASTOR ELECTED.-Last night a meeting of
the members of the New York avenue Pres
bytfrian Church was held at the church, and
the Rev. DIR. Duryea, of Brooklyn, was elected
nasfOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

THE STEAMER VIRGINIA OF the Clyde line
which had to 60 into the Delaware Break water
on account Of the breaking of her piston will
have 10 be discharged Of her cargo ard go to
Wilmington for repairs. The steamer Empire
Of the Clyde line, which was due yesterday has
not yet arrived. She did not leave New York
until Monday, and is not likely to get here
before Friday next. The E O. knight which
arrived yesterday morning with a large cargo,
as stated in the STAR, will have about 1000
barrels Of flour, and a lot of grain for return
freight for Norfolk and New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.-Persons
wishing to apply for the benefit OF the Bank
rupt Act who cannot pay Nifty cents en-
dollar Of their Indebtedness. should apply
before the LIST CT January, the time TO which the
operation of the fifty per cent. clause OF the acr
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-Law,
ll,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, Ci.y Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

GRAND NIsITATION.-See advertisement in
another column of visitation of the grand of.
6cers. 5. OF T., 10 Howard Division this eve.
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

OYSTERS FOR CHKisrMAs AND CHRrsrsAs
OYsTERs-Harvey & Co, re Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 18th streets, Are urs.
pared TO furnish the public with any ausn,ssy
OF fresh opened Oysters by the pint q uart or
gallon, delivered 10 all parts of the city. Also,
the purest Ice Creams Of all the most dali safe
nayOYs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23
CITY ITEMS.

UsKFuL AS WELL A. ORSAakNrAJ-The
Men and Boys Overcoats, Blu siuess and Dress
suits Roees Du Oharnbre, S:nosing jackets
Hunting Suits, Ties. S.arfs, Hosiery, stc.. al
A. Saks q Co SI7 I'm St E-r =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

lNPRoyENKNT OF JUDICIARY SQuARI-For
some DAYS past The Commissioner Of The Fourth
Ward Mr.. John II. Crane, has had several
laborers employed in spreading fertilizers
throughout judiciary So mare, In the rear of
the City Hall, and flower AID other SEEDS. a.
well AZ shade trees. are TO be planted, for the
purpo,e OF beauiifyipg the square in the sum.
ner. 1t IS suggested that an Appropriation he
MADE by the proper authorities, for the pur.
pose Of introducing fountains next sumnsr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-23

CHRlsTMAs GIFTs.-Nothing better than
nice Carpet, Set of Curtains, Rugs, Ottomans
Stair Rods, Cornices, &c, and no better place
10 get them than at w. s. Mitchell Il Cos, cor
ner pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, over