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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-15
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n EW :.
AmHssmsnts, AZ, Tonight.

NATIONAL. THEATER.-John Brougham in
"Ihe Lottery OF Life"
WALLS OPERA HoUsE.-The Wallach- Uav-
export Gem animation IN tee fine comedy, - How
She Loves Him"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Grand ball Of the
Metropolitan Police for the relief of the poor
Every body should 20 or bay ticket
hETzEROTT Halt heodore Tilton's great
lecture on The American Woman will b.
delivered this evening, being the sixth of the
course before the Young Mems Christian As
sociaiion.
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INDUCEMENTS.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
In consequence of taking account of stock
before the lst Of February, shall offer great
Inducements to purchasers Of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Our entire stock will be sold at a reduction Of 30
PER CENT. from recent prices.
Good DRESS PLAIDS.-..-....--.-...15 cents.
Good CALlCOES U cents.
BLANKETS, BROCHA SHAwLS, and LYONS
MANTILLA VELVET, at great bargains.
JOHNSON SUTTON.
ia eo4t S21 Seventh street.
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INSULTING LADIEs.-Some time SINCE officer
Grant got a warrant for the arrest of one John
Culbert, charging him with insulting couple
of ladies on the street. He was not arrested
until Monday evening, when he applied for
lodgings at the seventh precinct station house.
where he was known, and placed in the cell.
where he was kept until the arrival of Justice
Walter at the station yesterday morning, be.
fore whom he had hearing, and was dis.
missed upon condition that he leave the CITY
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JAIL FOR CoURT-Oficer Kearnev, ~ the
SKIN precinct arrested a shoemaker named
Dunn, who yesterday came before Justice
CLARK, charged with committing an assault on
Ann Dunn After hearing the evidence in the
for court,
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SUCCESSFUL. because of superior merit
Mrs.. s. A. AIics's fRprorod (ser styie) HAIR Re-
storer o. Dressiso, (ts one botsIe.) Every Drug
gist sells IL Price One Dollar
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MAsoSIc.-Last evening the following off.
GERS elect Of Acacia Lodge, No. IS, +. and A.
NJ, We're duly installed into ONCE by ID. b.
Searle, Grand Visitor and Lecturer u b.
Will, w. M; +. J. Sweet, s. W.; Charles b. X.
Colledge, J. w: L. NJ. Hanson, Treasurer; A.
r. Marsh, Secretary; T.. j. Ward, s D.; Dan'l
Mcfarland, J. d.; Isaac Morris, IT., and +.
Eleheleerger, Stewards; Leonard Stoddard,
Tiler
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CITY ITEMS.

JKwnRy.-40o New Stylee Of Sets and But
tons received atfPnegs One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. @3s Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
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ALEXANDRIA 1TEMs.-The Journal of yester-
day says:
Yesterday before the County Court Perry,
Adams, and Karney, the soldiers charged with
the murder of Edward Devlin, being brought
into Court and arraigned, elected to be tried be
fore the Circuit Court, at its next term, and
were accordingly remanded TO Jail.
Mount Vernon Circle. Brotherhood of the
Union, was regularly organized in Ale xandria,
Saturday evening, by officials of the brother
hood sent over from Washington for that pur-
pose.
The Journal of this morning says.
Marley Encampment. No. q, l. o. o. F., and
members of lodges in this city visit Washington
Thursday night, returning at II O'Clock by
special tain on the Alexandria and WashIn gton
railroad. Persons wishing to see the s.tiger''
and other ''animals" on exhibition there can
embrace the above opportunity.
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MARRIED.

STEWART-HILL. On the 18th inst by the
Rev. Father McCarty, DANIEL w STEWART
Of this city. to Miss ALICE A. HILL, of Alexan-
driA. Va. No cards.
the Epiphany Church Parsonage, in this city, 10y
Rev. Z. H. Hall ID. d., WIN. Ii. ANDREWS, 30th
daughter Of #. A. Jones, Esq. of Georgetown,
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HUNTERs GREAT ANTIQUARIAN BOOK
III STORE,

gus Pennsy vanls avenue.
Branch L - PennA. ave-, above 18th street
have for sale magnificent volume OF Gems Of
British AT, g fine steel engrsyinss, SIS. IS
bons Birds. So 50 each Sroms t snfm aSan
Bsfesy Of r SPiisS gilt Battle Roll
An original Painting by George Moreland, 600
Ditto, Csnoetti, view in Venice, SIS. Belonged TO
fToelsmston, signed by Lincoln sieo orer. at
the House, Senators and Members. Albums cheap
d Gsr0fs gsgS r%ss.n end msrcso
Adams priS.ins PISS. rye; s,enss &c, rs sss.
So safe 81 SEQ for nf ie.s s ss
Dickens works, 70 cents each. American State Pa
A@sfS,b yO s
ans works, go. Wilk-s Expedfrion, S1S Swift's
york, complete: "a vols, 81 volume Illustrated
plates, some hnely colored, SIS. Piat Book OF
Washington city. Rare edition OF DR. syntaH. Al.
s Masonry .nd od feoss e.rss sS 1rs ,OS
Americ.; Mandevilles History q the Bees Con- M
Lees Report; Battle Of 6hickamaaga: on the rali
of New Orleans; an Invest igation Of the Navy De-
and Donelson, and the Evaeustion at Nashville.
Hen II. = Foote. Chairman; and many other rare
nearly complete Library of Gov Docs, from the
foundation Of the Government, twelve hundred
vols. 80 on unique set of Minerals,
sl MANY rare Coins japan GOIS pOnsrs, Half
Books; Bowsrd's Reports SIN; New YcrS Court
OF Appeals. 30 vols, $780, and a 900 vols Law
Books Tip-tsp Envelopes, 10 cents; Note Paper,
1 dsily receive Catalogues from New Tork. Bo.-
ton, Philadelphis; Baltimore. and Richmond, on
which are rare and curious Books. and which n
buy on commission. have 60 600 Books on sale in
my two stores. Arrangements made fer reading
small End large lots Of Books bought at best prices.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE!!,-A friend informed
us to-day that Smith Bros. d Co, at their cele-
brated Oak Hall, 46i Seventh street, are sell
ling of their immense stock, and making up
suits 10 order, al prices that will astonish the
closest buyers. We advise all TO give them a
CALL
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave heir orders at No. 12 East
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoGGINs, Agent.
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GREAT BARGAINs
nIPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE
WAauINGroN y0Sa

On the petition Of CARMI HART, Of Bridge
port, Conn, praying for the extension Of paten
provemept in Machine for Cutting vensers, for
seven years fton the expiration Of said patent,
is ordered that the said petition be heard q the
Patent Once on ASndsy, the 18th day Of March
notified to appear and show cause, II any they have
Why said petition ought not to Be- granted
Persons oDposinR the extension are required to
Ale IN Tie Patent Once their oblsctions, spscialiy
get forth in wrtins at ieast .sssy day. before
70 Be used ct the said bearing must be taken and
transmitted in sceordance With the ruies Of TIE
Dispositions and other psRers relied upon q tsstf.
nony must BE- Aled In the Once ssssnsv days before
- days sfier 6ii.S TIE testinoly. "''A''
Ordered, alse tat this notice bs lnblshsd In TIE
Republican and the 1ntelieeucer, Washineton. ii.
O., and n the Register, New Haven, Conn, once
week for three saccessiys weeks; the ArSt Of said
publications to b at least stxty days previous 70
he day Of hsarina. TO. fHIzKER,
AtVSW VsnmtMtsnsr q Patents.
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TAKE Your CsoiCE.-Ciray's Patent Nodded
and all kinds OF Shakespeare Collars, % cents
per box at the celebrated Oak Hall, i6i Sew
enth street, opposite Post Once. 5
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TIE GREAT CLosrNG-oUT BooKSALE OF
Mr. Judd will be continued this evening, al 37C
Pa. avenue, under the Metropolitan Hotel. 10
rich and varied a stock was never before offered
IN Washington. Private sales during the day.
Call and get catalogue.
L9,1: WV. l.. WALL 4 Co, Auctioneers.
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NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.-Th.
iockholders Of this bank yesterday elected ths
following board of directors for the ensuing
year :-Fltzhugh Coyle, Sam1 Norment, Mat
thew g. Emery, John H. Semmes, DR. Johr
M. Brodhead, Dr. Dan1 Il Clarke, William III
Baldwin, Leonidas Coyie, z. ID. Gilman.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 4a4 Pennsylvania
avenue, between -Four -and-a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints.
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c.
ONCE hours from a. m to p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1s61
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-15

TIA LECTURE given by Mr.. H. Clay Preuss
last ykning at Odd Fellows Hall, under the
anspiceb OF the Workingmen's Assembly, for
the ben1ft Of the poor, Notwithstanding the
ipclemeusy Of the weather, was well attended.
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SALE OF MoNEY.-At the twenty .eIghth
monthly meeting of the Central Building Asso.
citation, held last evening. sixty -four shares OF
stock were disposed of at an average premium
Of 5Gk per cent.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, January 2, 1865.
On the petition of MORRIS MATTSON, OF

New York, n Y, praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him the 18th day Of April 1854,
for an Improvement in Enema Syringes for seven
takes place on the 4th day of April, 1856:
the Patent Once on MONDAY. the 18th day Of
March next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons
are notified TO appear and show cause, IL any they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
forth in writing at least f,reny days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of
fee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timony must be filed in the Office trenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within
ten days after filing the te testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington,
ID. O., and in the Atlas. New York, N. Y, once a
week for three successive weeks the first Of said
publications 70 be Ut least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing.
TIE. THEAKER,
ia sW3N Commissioner of PatepN.
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For CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET.
Whites Embrocation is specific. Price 81 pei
bottle. For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue
between Az and 9th streets.
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taurant keeper doing business in the 9TH pre-
cinct, was, on Monday, before Justice Walter
charged with selling liquor without license
and fined so, from which he took an appeal
IL. Gessford, of the LIST precinct, Monday
evening arrested two tavern keepers named
John Thomas and Joseph Freundt, both doing
business on the Island, who had a hearing be-
fore Justice Tucker charged with selling nor
without a license, and Were fined $40, from
which they appealed.
Officer Crown, of the I'd precinct, arraigned
before Justice Clark yesterday evening, a store
keeper named Casper Herbert, who was also
charged with selling liquor without q license,
and fined as the above.
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish.
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city
at his popular store, i94 9th street, between u
snd 4, three doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Recollect the No.-4o4. 12,l9,1;
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DIED.

DIED.
DENT.-Suddenly on the 18th inst, FRANK
LIN, youngest child of Augustus 8. and Rose v.
Dent, aged years, months and days
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lrOR sALE-A Very Fine cow and CALF for
i sale. Inquire Ut corner 18th and streets, MP
stairs, room Ne.7 7, LIS 81
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ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL of fresh and season
able Winter Clothing, at 462 Seventh street, OPP
posite Post Office. .
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DETECTIVE WIN. M. KELLEY, who lies dan.
gerously i'll at his residence on Sth street be.
tween l. and NJ streets, was no better to-day
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SALE OF THE GILLIAN MINISTER'S EF-
FEcTs.-Messrs. Cooper Latimer yesterday
sold the furniture, Wines &c, of Senior BE I
Cana. CHILEAN Minister, at his residence in
Corcorans row, on i street. between 18th and
10th street. There was a good attendance at
the sale, and articles sold at premium.
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B. SILVERBERG'S,
AT SEVENTH STREET,
between G and , you can find
N s 8
in endless variety. Also, all Trimmings necessary
Tor Masquerade Suits, such as Bullion Fringe, Tas-
sels, Gilt and Silver Braid, Gimps, and Lace, and
beautiful Zinc Ornaments, (something new, span
81 es, 6c., re. de 81 I'm
CARD-DANIEL LEIBERT residing near
GRAPE VINES and FRUIT TREES, Of all the
various and best kinds for sale. Persons can ap-
ply to him on his place or by letter through the
Washington Post Once. He also attends to the
planting, &C., OF them. Refers BY permission to
Col VIM. Henry Dangerfeld, Wood Cot: Prince
George county Md, J. P. Bartholow. and The Star
Once, Washngto d. @. de "a sms
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VlETR0P0LITAN BOWLING SALOON.
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL.
PENNA. AVENUE. NEAR IlTH STREET WEST,
GEORGE W. BAUER, Proprietor.
Open from a m. 20 Il D m. The Bar 10 stoek ed
with the finest Liquors, WINES and L.
Alee <icCtH
segars of the finest brands. Nt's
Call and see. jaz-ly
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NEW APPELLANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IN X. G. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
Will run regularly during the winter months be-
ton, and Georgetown, as follows: fEfN
Leave New York, from Pier 70, East674f2b
River, at the foot of Roosevelt street every SAT
URDAY, at4 p. M; Georgetown, from wharf foot
Of High street, every THURSDAY, and Alexan
dria every FRIDAY, at Il NJ.
For freight or passage apply ct the Office of the
company, corner Of New York sveru ne and nth
street, below Navy Department.
de Stiff J.w. THOMPSON Presr.
GREAT BARGAINS
" In PIANOS that have been used
One7 Octave, four round corner Gbickerins a.
One octave, Boardman Gray, $50 ~
One 81 octave, barley Il Rosewood In bestsv Nvl
order) 9l36.
One 81 octave, Gsehle Z Co, el0o.
Tor sale upon easy monthly instruments, ct tn
Warerooms Of
W. g. MITZEROTT 4 90.
de 1-tf Sole Agents Of oteinway's Pianos.
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MN h. wHEATLEYs PREMIUM sTBAM
w BYEING AND CLEANSING


Office, No. 40 jefferson st, GEORGETOWN, d. G.
Established in 1881; premium awarded by the Me-
tropolitan Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1896 and t.
by far the largest and most complete frhmene
OF the kind n this section Of cou TRY.
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done In the best
n amer.
Truly thankful for past svors. the subscriber
eolicits the continued custom of the comm unity.
Goods received and returned by ex press with tho
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Ofhce address, Lock Box No 80.
Office cloeee daily at sunset, except SATURDAY.,
when IL IL closed at 81 r m. au ~ -em
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

F.,KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY, Pepns
y ave-, opposite Metro politan Hotel Ladies,
Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after-
noon from to s O'Clock. Gentlemen, Tuesday
can be rented for Balls, soireee, &c. my lo-y
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SERENADE.-The compliment of a serenade
was rendered last night by the Washington
Brass Eand 10 Rev. ]. NJ. PEBBLES, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Howard, on f. street. The sere-
made was acknowledged with appropriate re-
marks by Mr.. PEBBLES, who concluded by the
presentation to Mr.. Heald (eader of the band)
of a beautiful boquet.
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THE RIVER TRADE AND THE WEATHER.
The ALREADY existing and further anticipated
severity of the weather has had a tendency TO
stagnate the river trade in this section, and
some time must elapse before any very favor
able change can be- noted. The Potomac re-
mains frozen over, but, by dint of main force,
either side the CHANNELS are ploughed
through, and the ice therein kept stirred up
and in uncongealed fakes. To-day the tenn
perature has much moderated, and unless the
wind changes to the north to- nj ght, il will be
safe to state that by tomorrow a thaw will set
in which will clear the river again The steam
ferry boat Winnisimmet was the only boat
making the trips between this city and Alexan-
dria up to IL O'Clock to-day, as the Thomas
Collyer laid by because of her machinery and
outworks being of SO light a character, COM
paratively, as to jeopardize her safety. At II
o'clock, however this steamer resumed her
trips because of the weakened condition of the
ice. The steam tug Zeta calamity breasted the
hard coated surface of the south channel f the
Potomac TO Georgetown this morning
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RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-Alex. R. Shepherd.
Esq, treasurer Of the Provident Aid Society.
acknowledges the following additional receipts
since last publication Beacon Lodge, No. Is
|. o. o. F., S25; J. G. d.. Navy Department.
S15 7. &. Connolly, for Patent Office proper,
500 VIM. Orme, 500
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS roFFIREp

Just received at MILLERs. IOl Bridge stree ,
Georgetown, 40 Besched shifting Muslins 10. l2ls
and l5c.: "a Androscoggin do. 90. lsc. ~ wan
eutta do do, &c a. New York Mills do. do. 10.
Calicoes. AND loo the very best. l2l.. Our re-
naming stock Of Winter Goods are selling Of at
very low prices.
ia 7-lmr BENJAMIN MILLER
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HAS GABRIEL BLOWN l-Editor Star About
nine O'Clock this morning a terrific explosion
In the sewer on the northeast corner of 9TH and
streets shook the adj lcent houses, and sent
the startled inhabitants in terror 10 the streets
under the impression that the final day had
come. Investigation showed that gas in con-
siderable quantity had got into the sewer be-
come ignited. and blown off the man hole cover
VIII not the Gas Company take this matter
in EIl
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eIll lie STRUCK on
JANE G. MYERS,
j. W, p, MYERS.
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; GeorsetOvr
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN

NALUhBLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN
- / will sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON. January
18th lsos, at O'Clock y. IN front of the prem
lees part OF Lot No. 2l3. in Beatty Hs Skius al
dition TO Georgetown fronting IS feet on the east
side of Frederick street between Fifth and Sixth
streets, and running back % feet. The improve
ment consist eta three story Brick and Ssams
Store and Dwelling house in good condition, ol.s-
tanning rooms
Terms: One half cash; balance in and u months
With interest, secured by q deed sf trust on tne
property. Conveyancin g and stsmps AZ the costs 4
when the property is struck Of. Possession eiyeu
Immediately. THOMAS BOWLING,
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6E0RGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; ceorge,o,

CHAkCERT SALE OF VALUABLE Wharf
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the ath fest
az clock IN the afternoon. upon the premises
the subscribers will offer for sale at pubic auc,
ton, under decree Of the supreme Court Of the
bistrlct OF Columbia, passed in a certain cause
therein depending in which J. ". p hyers wa-
complainant and Jane 6. Myers ct al, we're de-
tendsnts, all that valuable wharf property belong
fronting forty one feet the south side 81 at
street IN Georgetown. aud running back Of that
width 10 the channel Of the Potomac river. tbs,
said property being between Congress and yeaer-
streets.
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: One
fourth cash; balance in G II, aud y MONTHS with
Interest from day Of sale All conveysncinR fnclud
the purchaser fails 70 comply with the terms Of
gale within nve days, the trustees reserve the
right resell 81 the sost and risk Of the default
ing purchaser. Sl05 deposit will be required shen
the property is struck OF
JANEC MYERS
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WE WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY is.

WE WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
w form the citizens Of Washington
and Georgetown, and the public in gene
raj that We have purchased the stock of
FURNITURE. CARPETS. OIL
CLOTHS. and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS in store No. 400 Seventh street. betyeeu
q and streets, Of Mr. X. Buchly; ard having re-
fitted the store aud stocked il with fall line of
handsome Psrlor Chamber. Dining room and
Ply, Ingram Carpets, 0ilcloths. &C, we respect
fully ask an inspection of the same.
ehaye placed Mr.. X. III. Boswell, Jr., nate
with Mr. Buchly I'm charge of the store, where he
Will be pleased 70 see his old friends and GUS
toners and the public generally.
Thankful for past patronage, we respectfully
solicit continuance of he same. and pledge our-
and promptly respond 10 the wants of Gus
TONERS.
Our motto in the future In the pest shall be
"Small Profits and Quick Sales" No raisrepre-
sales. GREEN a WILLIAMS,
Branch stOre,
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ZINE ls CARAT GOLD AMERYOAN
WATCHES;
American and Foreign; Q large lot OF GOLD ~
CHAINS; splendid lot Of LADIES' JEW ~
ELRY, such as Coral, carved in the lateet<S1{
style; rich assortment Of Etruscan Gold Lsdies
yewelry, Diamond Sets, and Finger Rines; Gold
kinds The entire stock viii cell fsrty per cent
less than any other the city. Hvery ar
i. xLlXANDER,
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VIOLATING THE LIQUOR LAw.-Thos Burns
a store-keeper in the LIST precinct, was before
Justice Tucker yesterday evening charged with
selling liquor on Sunday and with selling with
out license. He was ismissed from the for
mer charge, but fined 500 upon the latter.
J. II. SchwarZ and Alois Miller, both doing
business in the Sd Ward came before Justices
Clark and Walton and We're fined 800 each for
selling liquor without a license. The former
took an appeal from the judgment of Justice
Clark.
George Junemann, arrested by officer Atwell
of the 7th precinct, had a hearing before Jus.
tce Clark yesterday evening charged with sells
ing liquor on Sunday, and was req uired to paw
a fine OF $40. Henry ]. Newkirk, arrested by
officer Scott came before the same Justice
charged with selling liquor to soldiers, and
was fined as above.
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OLD FOLKS
It. ARE COMING.
WARREN's IMPROVFD FIRE AND WATER
w PROOF CEMENT AND GRAVEL
FELT ROOFING.

THE The subseEtbsrs y0R|d respectfully inform the
prepared 70 put on the best quality Of WARRkN'S
ROoEiHG, At the shortest notice, and viii var.
used. We have also constantly on hand large
quantity Of Felt, Cement, Gravel, Crude Benzofe,
f gIssk 1, vsrnish &C., Which sell e s1s lowest
Factory foot o fG St, washington, D. o.
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