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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-05
CONSUMPTION


For the prevention and cure OF
For the Radical Cure Of ASTHMA, BR0N.
CHITIS, CATARRII, and all affections of the
LUNGS, THROAT and AIR PASSAGES;
for General and Special arrangements Of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM; for Disorders Of the
BLOOD: and for all Functional Disorders Of the
Stomach and B0icels.
ThePREpAREDP PRESCRIPTION increases
tho strength and deePenS the color Of the pale blood
IL subdues the Chiis and Ftrer, and diminishes
the Erpectoratioa. IL checks the night siceats; al
WAYS in from scUen to fourteen days. The gppe.
tite is inpigorated, and the patient rapidly 5aarls
aesh, the cough and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm and
f,freshing the eUacudtio,s regular and uniform
ALL 'TIIE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c, DISAPPEAR WITH A
REALLY ASTONISHING RArlhITY.
The PRESCRIPTION shouldbe used in every
Disease, by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN, in which
there Is exhibited any arrangement of either
the NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems. II is
nnequaled in Female Disorders, Scdntg or Sup
pressed Nelses, Watts" dc.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both
the BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Medi-
cine that can be taken. The average dose IA
two teaspoDsiul, taken once day. The patient
mover requires, under aas circumstances TO uss
Cough Mixtures" for the Cough; "ExDecto-
rants" for the Exp<ctaration: "Tonics" for the
Appetite or tie Weakness; Iron for the Blood:
Ahodynes for the Nervous Irritation: Acids for
the Night Sweats; or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil
for the W asting. Is Specific Action is upon the
Constitutional Condition, and, through this Oosdi
to1s, upon the PIE series Of Symptoms.
StatementykfrOm Patients, &c.
COLLEGE HILL CINCINNATI II leds in the last
stage of CONSUMPTION. In ten DAYS after taking
the PRESCRIPTION, my CmLIs, NIGHT SwRArs,
FEVER, &c, deci aased, and tiRalhG altogether
disappeared Y ere skeleton befsse, am now
well stored with mesh. Nv restoration is a mar
uel 10 all ,eho knosr me.-MRs. c. L. WRlsIfr
Your Prescription saved my daughters life
and has probably saved me hundreds Of dol.
lars. Rev. T. HUNPnKIEs, Remsor, N. Y.
1--WE bless God for the benefit we have receiv-
cd from Your Prepared Prescription. Rev. p
PEREGRlNE, Blossbnrg Penn.
Every one to whom i have recommended Il
has benefited much by its use."-Rev. c. d.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" Is put
up in si 90 bottle, and Is sold by Druggists
generally, or orders may be addressed 70 the
Sole Projectors, OSCAR G. MOSES y CO., q
CoRrLANpr STREET, N. Y. Constellation free.
A Circular, containing TESTIMONIALS OF MANY
CASKS successfully treated, viii be sent free, by
mail, to ali who will write for Il
Sold in Wheeling by AL Druggists. AK
your Druggist for King Prepared PRESCRIPTION,
and If he has not gotit he win get 1t for yen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

Hessrs. Lathrop. Luding ton & 20. one OF
the Oldest ano largest dry goods joosing houses
IN New York, suspended on saturday last.
They passed through the troubles Of 1857 and
the disturbances incident 70 tbs war without
even suffering protest or sskisg aa extensioa
for a single day. Their bushes for he iast
eight years has been large. and has been care
fully conducted, but the falling Oh In prices
and the aggregate failures OF their customers IN
the west and south forced them to Close their
doors "A stated above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

TIE RBvoLUrIoB II OUBA-The Cuban
Government publishes in the Havana Gaceta
he following: ssAfter the Battle Of Moron the
troops found among the baggage captured from
the ins urrecuonsts several Jars Of strychnine.
Information previously received by the Gov
eminent stated that the strychnine was to be
used to poison the Spanish troops throughout
the Island" An official account of the battle
states that the Government troops came mp
with the revolutonists the 18th instant
eighteen miles from Paerte Principe. They
sIormed the entrsnched camps Of the enemy,
and attscked them with the bayouet. The lat
ter were routed, losing many IN killed and
wounded. According TO the Official account
the loss Of the Government troops was slight.
only one man killed and eight wounded. The
loss of the revolutionists Is not given, IL being
stated only that seven hundred horses were
captured. The Cuban account Of the affair
states that the Government troops lost heavily
in killed and wounded. The revoluiionIst Is
also deny the statement that the Govern meut
troops captured all their arms and ammuni-
ton. at Is reported that eight hundred fill
busters landed at Cochinos Santiago, Decem Der
18th; also that the Government had only eigh.
teen hundred troops in thai psrt of the Island,
and that hey We're surrounded by ten thousand
of the revolutionary force. Laborers are with
out food. and are forced to Join the revolution
lists" The Government force at MaZanillo
nun herssg six hundred are closely beseiged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

PBEPARE FOB The HoLIDAYsI
c. r. PERRIE Co.,
TEAS, FINE GROCERIES, WINES, AND
LIQUORS,
Northwest Corner 9th and streets,
Would cell attention to their stock Of
FINE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Suitable for the season, which they warrsst to be
Fresh, OF the best Quality, aud which they
will ell as reasonable ss the Same
articles can be purchased in the
District Of Columbia
They have last received and have on hand
ATMoBE'S MINCE MGAT,
In Glass Jars or b. the Pound.
Layers, extra fac, in Quarter, Half and Whole
RAGsTHs,
ct ssisits; 9TH &, ' safcfs
MERw1N's COMBINATION SPICE.
somee,,hhip ps new;
"a splendid artcIe;D
COOKING VINE AND BRANDY;
'rtHE::a rsff;HzS$tS AsS ;as'H
fGRE .cIoyHs HGssTT.0
oRAsBERRifsS' sHkK i; SWEET CORN;
DRIP RUP.
BUTTkh; CHEESE, LARD, FL0UR,
HAMS, D fs f BEsF. B 81 IN fTSoSHSGurs.
NEW MESS x Asp Ne; ! M!AcIKEREL. GOD
SMOKED AND S fic sIgiA ssssfsMoN. &C., &c.
de Is eotJanl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28
IHenry w. LongfelIow, is in Rome.

~Several firemen were injured by falling
ladders at the burning of a chair factory IN
Philadelphia, on Friday morning last.
~Samuel Wilkinson, a well know citizen
OF Pawtueket, was killed by the cars at the
Pawtucket depot on Saturday noon.
~The first and second mates of the ship
Santse on Thursday were sentenced to STATE
Prison in California, the first for two years
aud the second for one year, for inhuman treat.
ment of two apprentice boys during voyage
from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

From J. ShiIlington we have Hearth and
Home for January ID, and HarPev's Basar for
January 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

Handsome PRESENT TO EMPLoYREs.-Ths
employees of the Philadelphia Ledger received
on Christmas day about $1,000 in presents by
order of Mr.. Childs, the proprietor. The news
boys Were entertained with a dinner in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

TfRE Fly BALLET,
.'p c Iss can. .sa
CANT 4 ny.
TIfZsIMhoas.---.-----.-DirectOr aud Proprietor.
NOW WI ARE In rae STAR PAPER
NOTICE sorIoE NOTICE,
Are, e "a; H.,I e r.! :. .iss, sicsss
WILL BIZ put In oHAIRs.
TIE FAMILY CIRCLE BE-ARRaNGrD
s4Ect siusle Boy under Is year. old allowed 70
purchase . ticket snd Il he obtsii by stealth
r, oHo~ ata, Dsg ~,ri SO, NV
He ~.I forfeit his none, snd have to leave the
THIS Is MY IMPERATIVE ORDER.
Another feature OF improvement heren
SBAT NO LIeUsR WILL BE SOLD.
pn,irs The ss.en, e1eitsment a.d eossasf,f
ovtricns Of ther sbltc, thu tovn talk Of people
WAS TBE cssrgRBURY.
snd their regret that they had not seen
THE GRAND FRESCH CAN CAN.
Ihsy se1lc nss.r hsse ths Orport nifty without
now IN IT'S 2lsr WEEK or sCDUEss,
OF, Baltimore, row IA t,,e 2th week
AND SINOU 1T has BEAN PEaFoRuKn
AT THE CANTERBURY
r. Piao, has be,a a PeTs,ci Jsr
LAST sATUkDaY SIGaT
But " no can testifs 90 tsIsfAct
Ibrousht the Can Can here
To delight oar oitigeas.
HAS DONE so.
The people Wild With s@light.
AS TWAS whEN sIkSr Sem 1T.
And IL thereis anything else attAiaabIs
Alter yen h.ye eli seen
THE CAN CAN.
WY, sbaH 5-iHs ~ 20 snfs-faf- ycS.
TIE LAWS Mrsstr And nv aaHfstEs
Can IA EHs Slows krsy tkxk In T ~ g Rr
I invested nv mo uey In the Can Can
AND THE OUTLAY has REPAID MI.
This wy Vocation and Profession,
Ard identify myself With it with the
Fame feeling. Of 10 Iustry a. years ego
In recoriins ~ p one 81 The court ofhoes
Or when v.s o. p rrissS Of tn. Varieties.
Nov Walls Opera House or Business Manager
OLYMPIC THEATER. BRoApwAF,NY.
~rOTICR An Objectionable phrases; aIIur-
ing tsndepee:; inmoTslit. q .o,i0n, carefully
Fro ~ the Fru NiEA Of tis Caa-Ca.,
And TO NIGHT we perform again.
THIS MONDAY NIGHT,
THE GRAND ORIGINAL
FRENCH CAN CAN;
Or, GBIssETTE LIFE IN PARIS,
svPRECIsELY THE sAME<s
- nov Performed in PLil.delphi. and B.,tim.rs.
fenes. may susgest
TO MIGHT you can see
THE GBAND FRENCH CAN CAN.
MILE. ADRIEN.
The Th5ss Grand star I%s;!isi Ssa.su.s.
SfRsT NIGHT OF NILE LssqIss.
With MILE. BoQCET BUsKIM, FLGsrER.
mAHFIELD,
w.SYMPgs OF TIE BALLET,
TBE MAN or THE AIR,
In TIE CLoUD SWING
end the
The S %Ss sTiiste MIS- NELLIE a3SsRD
Mons vEASDEAoT, -
And the Grand Double Tronps
Admission 25, so. 10 Cents, and 81.
DON'T FORGET TIE CAN CAN.
eAIURDAf AFTEksooN PkRFoRaASCE.
WAsBINGTON SKATING PARK,
w foor or TwENrIEtH STREET.
The SIGNAL viii De flag WITH BEp BALL
ss:sGH and Single Admission Ticket; ..ls only
De DIV Secretary.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
Humphrey Bland. Lessee Lewis Baker. Manager.
tin Daily, author Of Under the G..iisht, "'sn.
~ AFLAsH OF LIeHrsIse,
ss' sf ens Nscs III
THIEVES AND POOAHONrAs. de zsIf
nj ARsHALLs v,.orrp,n, ,oov.
No. sss TxEEfra sPsxs HTEohS'
de 14lm. Near Pennsylva nis avenue.
Art eALLERY.
500 PENNSYLVANIA AvKNUD.
BKTwElH NINTH AND TENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

Is 1t possible that the book publishers or
dealers or any Of them are 90 affected by the
tendency OF the times that they resort to the
tnck OF using q single volume OF q given set
OF worms or series 70 obtain notice thereof in
as many different newspapers as there may be
volumes in set, instead OF sending q complete
set 70 each or any enc Of ths journals apparent.
~ so favored We trus. IL IL not %, vet our
experience In the premises leads rs to fear tina,
the receipt Of 30 many odd volumes can hardly
be me result Of accident or earelessns.s. II has
teen happening so long and 80 regularly that
IL LOOKS IS though 1t might be governed by
some system, Pot in operation and regulated
eitnef oy ths pasisher or ne book seller How
Espy fragments Of desirable sets have come 70
our hands IN this way we have now no means
OF telling, bue more, b q rood mssy, Than vss
agreeable; and Just now we happen TO have
lying on our table the following minated
volumes, that are of little use or value vi,hon,
their companions: Diapers Civil War I'm
America, volume 2; Helps Spanish Conquest
in America, volume 4; Kinglake's Invasion OF
the Crimea, volume 2.
Where ars ne pothsr volumes Of these ssts
righuully belon ging TO usl They never came
70 our hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

General Sheridan has proved himself the
best "pacifcator'' we have sent to the Indian
country. HIS vigorous winter campaign in
The haunts Of the savages south Of the Arkan-
sas has served to inspire them with q whole
some dread OF our military power at last The
Indians have great contempt for our so uads
Of soldiers scattered at the posts along the lines
Of the railroads; and not unfrequently the In
dams have made their depredations within
gun-shot Of these awkward squads" who are
generally very inferior marksmen. But Sher.
idan's unexpected descent upon them in their
winter quarters gave them q blow In earnest
such IS the Indian mind is capable Of appre.
eating General Clusters battle with Black
hettle's band has had q wholesome effect and
although some doubts were expressed as TO the
hostile character Of the Indians who Were
made 70 suffer ON that occasion, there has been
PROOF enough furnished since TO show that
they We're on the war path and deserved all
the chastisement they received. The winter il
the Indians disastrous season II is iust the
time that he never wants to hxht, and that is
precisely the reason why we should force him
either into campaign or into submission. The
army under Sheridan has proved Its compe.
tency TO deal with the Indians, and perhaps
Congress will see in this fact another areu.
menf m favor Of transferring the Indian Bu-
reau TO the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

7 Hip SOLO o s.
M1rROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
$50 Penn. avenue. bet 9Th and 10th streets.
Their Holiday Display of
HANDSOME BOOKS and BEAUTIFUL FANCY
AkTIOLEs
!. nov ready for inspection. They have laid out
upon their counters the largest collection Of
HAHDsOMELY BOUND AND
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS AND BIBLES,
JUVENILE BOOKS.
WHITING DESKS, WORK BOXES.
ro,,r- .sC0TGH GOODS, LEArHER GOODS
eEGAR CASES,
CABIEErs, SWISS WOOD GOODS,
WRISTBANDS,
GAMES FOB CHILDREN,
And . great number Of other articles.
RIOH, RARE, AND BEAUTIFUL.
Presents.
Engraving Of
VISITING, WEDDING, AND AT HOME CARDS
Az appropriate present Is Gard Plate and Pack
OF whiting Cards. dels
NE yg,,s a ssS R1II4, FRENCH FRUITS, In
PETITE pOIs, fine and extra hss.) Just sreoeived
and Of my own i'm portstion.
ALSO.
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
HAVANA ORANGES,
NEW RAISINs,
NEW SMYRNA FIGS, very handsome,
FRISH MALAGA GRAPES,
NEW CANNED VEGETABLES AND rHUrrs
N. w. BUROHELL
Corner 18th and Streets
OIL Under Ebbf { House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

The Back Crook vi1i hsla ths boards AZ 0e
Nsuonai Theatsr shb fyssh. Niss iWeGnASs.
ana the ZaxistoSa1iss ssd EanVRigiJas the
ss IN ne dsaef. To-nisAs viii Be, shs hrs,
u ne "fireny Ballet" and, the ',Cap, Can
VII oe rspsass4 There viii be . matinee on
we" es<ts aay- - "a I,saIs marx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

pHILOs0PHY0F 1ABRIAeE -An.yeo,,,
Of Lectures. e delivefsd st the Hsv TorS
HeS 70 i've o =. So. s s1s,,se!,E tA seb.
and Ols Ar; nsohoed selsrsily Ssvicved: ~
essse o. indieesticn, hatelence and NSrvo1s IN.
sidered &c ssAsSs01eAoSy cor.
= oelst volumes sentsis,ss shsss lssssr,s YIN ;.
q loSr Stsope, b addressing: 6R0SifxSx.
Hsw FORK 4use9D 81 AnaSo0y ~ scSsaosa az
broadway, New York. ~ Syx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

H National
Skating Park,
FOURTEENTH AND S STREETS.
The improvements at this Park having been
completed, 1t ie nov open for skating. Ample &C.
eonmodations, iacluding Refreshmsnt, Skate
Cloak, and Retiring Rooms, and Q large Hall
for dancing, have been provided, and every atten-
tion will be paid to the comfort and enjoyment of
patrons.
wBITE FLAG With BLUE BALL will indi
cate that the Park is open for skating.
Music will be furnished BY the Marine Band.
Family Season Tickets ............. a, 90
Gentltmen's Season Tickets ................. 4 m
Ladiss' Season Tickets 90
Childrenb Season Tickets ............ 50
single Admission. Is
de3-x
T1IA.IrIsoEsAIt. - H661TRSPoLITAH ,gANK.
An :lse,io. for min. Director: 2! hi. B.nf to
B.niss Houss TUESDAY, the iass OF vi Jsnus sns
the hou5: q s'Iss .d
Mt WrsTERN MARKIT..HOTIOli IL hero.
NS By Sivsn that Market win Be held. on and
Snsil osissi. from ossoSss . NAV ven a.'hsh'
d.pm c,.rl M q W..ssea G M.1i..
eaG Ess a2s:i' g ssi W.
ss ~ Az, ars ssqnested e attend 70 the
.f.Ss iIs II ssIi: i;EtDi s:sy
NB-DsHfAL HorIOn.1
,ssw.H. BARRFTr, p.D
tween fs sss nd III as b.
All Dental Operations skiIlfulIy perfermed.
Ef~s NsSss 0s.snl Na Ssfn ~ adnsaisterins
Pr.fS ,.n,...ssssEs i = ~. -, 'ss.
Poi: r. frs@ss. b BIS e.1 =
Prof. Gee. Z: neeksS, p. DIS. "a +, Jsf
mia coisS q SD II pS,ii 1e:H'nsIIvs
h iSs.d .,,S6::G, =: p No. $40 0.sTess W..h
~ : Y5}9xsstn s = -, q :.
AnbEfDnBIv1 BOOT AHp eHOl HOME.
wasrs : as .sbse my sne: Hay, 1S.s sS:,
5tsaI. Oov1N1H sfRuDF,, gg-
~ eessHstSef I aaa NostAara xsekss
.s---.S.--- - ts-tl
FNnH1k CAN lPUD00AaI An EyTRA.
$ffx FSaeHsh 81 eon0a E0eBNOEY Z. Ga
A1ec3o1e. 49, Wi1ss Uauo e. eHr,
gsnn IA, on hand, ss So 0ssssst norsR, q Nh
de2l 2ws
aonoe Ioo nlRG-A sosd nOVsv 80 g.
noptss - sS;t SssI v@y c5ssSd 5sr.s lev III
fsefsfpnee ssseipee. 1DsH =, Ssr1sf,1 A626
note. se<asr u .2s z ssEeess, i,-"Isr' as.
y. -. AAYYco,, a1lLA..' moo
n . iscc ~ sEo.tafI aaguleo a .s,ss- 4
sos Ptnnsylvseis ave-, bet 9Th and loh A.
NIT ss.ss = is:s ill.,.
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= -, 3 3, yr'sssa, .ltsa al s,Aia ssss4.. !;
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
u aINA lALL. 40
tksrAsaisusD isTJ ~
oHiuA. GLASS. IABrHsHwARs, AHD H0Lr
DAT goods.
- ~ Sc 1Nso, A. sS;t
lyg.y - Gths. UTLnHi; bAsk lfe. wAtt:
n sss. ~ Son: Ct :S &ss. =; s
3ll PENNSYL vANM AVENUE.
dssaaw ppesiss hstfoV ciissa Iossl.
PoPULAs eooDs AT POPULAR PRICES.
THOMAS RUSSELL l. CO.,
SUCCESSORS 70
&c. DYER & CO.,
ss6 PINHsILvANIA AVENUE.
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF
Wines that are Wines,
Imported by them fer the Winter Season of 1855
and 1859.
HOLIDAY
WINES, LIQUORS, C0RDIALs,
HAVANA CIGARS, iTC.
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
From Ruiuart Pere q Pils, Reims
yerzensy, Carte Blanche, La Mareehale.
NATIVE SPARKLING AND STILL WINES
From Ckas Bother, Cincinnati. Ohio
Cabinet CasaToa, Sparkling Cstavba,
VIRGINIA SEEDING.
We are the only agents in the District of Cslum
bia for the above two celebrated houses.
RoEDERER's CHAMPAGNE WINES.
Dry sillery, Vim Imperial, Carte Blanche.
oHAMBIBTIN MONSIEUR.
tsparhliag Burgundy
SH5 ss y importation direct from the
vILLARr Jsr., "A. BEAURE, CooTE-DORJ
COGNAC BRANDIEs
OF GUARANTEED PURITY.
ga ss.s1ss So Pinss e.:
tilion, eto.. and other fsvorite brands.
OLD RYE WHISKEYS.
RRs anb.o,n i ,sss R0eooe 1885," saf'r'
OLD BOURBON. The MILK OF KENTUCKY,
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY,
JAMAICA AND ST. CRoIX BUM,
HOLLAND GIN,
OF superior quail ty.
FINE BORDEAUX WINES.
CELEBRATED BSAHDs FROM olLEBRA-
Chateau MsrRaux, Chateau Larose, Chateau
Mopton, Chateau Lsntte. Chateau Leoville, Cha
teau eauternes.
CANTENAO. ST. JULIEN. &C.. &c.
BURGUNDY WINES.
From Chas Bernard, A. Beaune, Cote Dor; Pom.
msrd, Oorton, Chambertin, Romance, ChabIis,
Clos de NOugeot
RHINE WINES.
Niersteiner, Liebfraumilch. Marcobrunner, Hook
heimer, steinberger Cabinet, &C.
ENGLISH AND IRISH PORTER,
ENGLISH And SCOTCH ALE.
POPULAR BRANDS.
LITTLE Lr-CIGARs-LfTrLE BELT,
CoRCHAs, LOEBREs, REGALIAs, OPERAS,
u
FRESH HAVANA CIGARS OF FAvORITE
BRANDS.
ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRESERVES.
CANTON GINGER CHOW u.S CHOW, DRY GIN.
BRoNsONs ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
sTILTOE, CHEDDER, AND PINE APPLE.
FRENCH PEAs,
MUSHROOMS,
Olive OIL,
ETC.. ETC.. ETC
THOMAS RUSSELL L Co.,
tsIGH GOLDEN EAaLEJ
de Io-lm Between 18th and 18th streets.
100 BITORE PURCHASING 40
Holiday Presents,
CALL AT
MARKRITER's,
No. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET,
delo-sw. Between and st.
SPLEHDID GOODS JUST OPENED
FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
BENZ. d. WOLFF,
3ss Penns. Avenue, under Metropolitan Hotel.
Has now ready his
COMPLETE STOCK OF DIAMONDS,
PDARL6. WATCHl6, CHAINS.
J1WELRY, GOLD HBAD1D CANDS,
PARlAN AND DISQUE IIGUBES,
BRONZES, MUSIC BOXES,
PEARL FANS, OPERA 0LASsDs,
eILVER AND PLATED WARE,
delStf CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS.
AIDES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

NONYIDHNfIAL.-Yeans N vne AVE +,
~. Nrsd theaSslyss ~ csrtaia secret M
EsicA snst tssn g! Sssi,s., Slsessls. 9! 8.
-: - a. sIiss: Z 'i Ssssk. = =, 49, g
49,, ~ eseinty u eAyanes 6 tielf ysezS.
81 - :sS:!i l.s - afss sse..s i sr;s.s
ssHsS' ~ - eserse Ins.1" esca % -
20; - b. GaS ;iitSIz stt s;fi' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28
Nlf1sHIoNABLE DsSSs 9AKINa ROOMS.
81 :ffsss tSe's a,
Latest PARIsIAH erYLke.
All Work guaranteed 60 nit
Charges moderate
1heatrieal and Ianey Drssses made. d.,o.,m.
COLUHBIA lOePITAL FOR VONl1 ~.
~ LHIHo-I6 -HQePITAL.

,sntS ec destiing @ avail themsslyss Of the e.
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&c as honorable Secretary Of the Inserior, Surgeon
g gatsio q the Burea1 Of Medicine and 0lrssT,
IARplicstep Tor orders Of she Ao.orebls Secretary
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

The meeting called for tonight TO take mess
ures TO aid the poor should b attended By AL
classes q our dnzens,-fadies as well a. ssn-
tiemen- So greatis the number Of destitats an
our midst and % pressing their bnecsssite., =
thar, unlseq spsldy snAy thWo1eA stsps IRE
danger not only that the people Of washington
wiIissse rbeaf.e1eesieHr feputstion In TINS r..
spec, MT nat mere VIII te xrest nan Deans
from eoSd aud sta+yaiipn bsfass be winter 8,
passed away, o. thess aesossss % ssk, tsr .
large turn out and prompt and effective actsea,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

DILIoACIEs FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
No. 3s3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
NJ
", Ek99 sfts,,ss
A,I aassf1sH sS siso.
ALMONDS, ProAss sS %TssiSurs, AND PALM
9SokI9NoSR k WEE PkEs AsR ssANPH GIpER.
IS fiss z zFFEES 5SI ShSsiss'
sPIScEs s.n &c.
ioSssalEi Sass Fl. sEo Y e: 81
sE sisH $ij S ssssSf; sos s SSs
Oh s$.I Ikh &. AA5 SS7''
RA;.- AND POET
HAVANA CiaARs zES fisI 6HE%fKe
.sss :se. s N s: " s's al, .sss
VIro 80.
ITALIAN T phtES rkktE8}TFss.s E.: ooRDIALs'
NO. xSS PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE bet. 18th and
18th Sta, south side, Washington, o. U.
binds; Pure Olive Oh from Iuecs Pure sos.nss
na. s u GE.iss : ana w R:s:''0
SHAr5lELDs ER.nga SoH.lOfIosiRI
~ AND SALOON.
geo pBNNsYLvANIA AvRNCR,
Between I3th md 18th streets.
0YeT1Re, Gail And RlFREsHM8Hrs
bulntshe4 q my Saloon ct all hours.
Perttee, Weddineg, Dinners, ReceptforS, Ac.,
furnished q the shortsst notice and The sstesf
style; also, Table Ware end Experienced walters.
oez-M JOS. II. 6HAHrIELD.
BUY YOUR SHOES
~ FOB THE HOLIDAYS OF w
A. A. WILSON,
Ho. HIS Psnns. avenue, near 18th street,
where you will ind TIE
LARGEST ASsORfMRNf
ever o1sred In the West End, ana - loW % any
other house In the city,
FOB TIE CASH. lsMfv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

Art GALLERY,
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREET
A choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS; Ger.
man, French, English, and American CHRoNOs:
EhGkANINGs, PHOTOGRAPHS, PAssR PAR-
TOUTS, eTBBEOeCOPES and sTIRROOP1l
VIEWS, PAkLoR BRACKlTs.
rS ossi AND eauare PIcreRE FRAMES, CORDS
Picture Frames made 10 order. Prices mode
Ave. A. .. SMITH,
&C WY Proprietor.
pR0fp. kRkIs' DANCING AOADEMT,
y rem avenue. opposite Metropoiftan a
Hotel. We would respectfully annou noe that
We are now prepared 70 receive Pupile at
such prices - viii suit the times. end a0ree
with the prices Of other Professors in the city Gan
and see ue for Circulars and Information Clsssea
On ISEspAf and sAruRDAY. from to o'clF;
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, from TO 10 O'Clock. IN
tuture both Professors constantly In sttendsnos.
NJ ARINI'e IAeHIONABLR DANCING
WI ACADEMY, -
. e ;ss 1o, q 'PfS ss:
S1se ca sT aSRy 1t the Academy Tor oirca-
Day. Of Tuition: Tor Misses and n asters-ru..
For Gentiemen@ o sondsxy t sS ns 70 1
urday, from 70 10 D. N. - 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-28

JOHN A. THOMPSON, Il
Late with 8. Q. Ford,l 81
ID X u g 1 ~
Cor. 4TH AND II eTR EErs AND MASS. AVENUE
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
Personal attention given 70 the compoupdiug OF
Physicians Prescriptions at ali hours Of the day
or night. de l0-lm