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A WOMAN's GLoRY.-This apt term Is
ascribed TO a magnificent head of hair. Multi
tudes North, South, East and West, are evil
dence to the fact that no preparation equals
Burnett's Cocoaine in producing this great
adornment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-01

The ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this CITY.
al his popular store, 494 9th street. between ID
and r. three doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
ht collect the No.-49f. l2,1a,1;
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FIRE At THE INTERIOR DEP This
morning, between four and i've o'clock Nessrs
Helneckie and Bowles. night police at the In
terror Department, while going their rounds
discovered smoke issuing from the basement of
the East w ing, and on going down discovered
mat the wood work around one of the steam
coils bad Ignited. The other police was sun
moned, and the fire speedily exiting uished with
but little damage and without creating an alarm
outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-01

M. WILLIAM. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, has
positively the largest and handsomest assert.
ment OF Velvet, Beaver. Astrakan. Sable Cloth
and Cloaks, and will sell them now at reduced
prices. 2
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MAR KIED.

PAYNE-LARCOMBE In PhiIadeIpbia. pa
ON the 18th Of December, 1857, by the rev M d
kurtz, Mr.. h. 7. PAYNE, Of Georgetown ID. g..
d. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-01

The SECOND ENTERTAINMENT OF THE GER
NAN ASSOCIATION, at Marini's rooms, Tenn
perance Hall, on Monday night, was a delight
full affair, and the members of the association
and invited guests kept up dancing until late
or rather early, hour. No more sociable or
delightful entertainments are given in this city
than those of the German Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-01

FOR CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET.
Whites Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per
bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets.
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WATCH MEETINGs.-I4ast evening. IN many
of our Methodist Churches, the services pecu-
liar TO watch night We're conducted, which,
despite the storm, were largely attended Ap-
propriate discourses We're delivered, followed
by prayer and experience meetings. which con-
unued until the old year was abe ut passing
out, when the congregations, kneeling, sang
the covenant hymn, ssCome, let us use the
grace divine" At Wesley. McKendree and
Union Chapels, Hamline, Wesley Chapel Mis-
sion, Foundry and other Churches, these in
teresting exercises took place, as also i'm the
Georgetown Churches.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL Y EW :.
Amusements. Sc.. Tonight.

NATICEAL THEATRE.-JOhn T.. Owens in
two Of his hest characters, '.Solon Shingle' IN
-Th" Peoples Lawyer" and Major d.
Boots IN Every hOdy's Friend
PARA Fair for the benefit of ~. Mary's
PaTochiaI School l. being Ne Id at the Hal cor
Esr of 5th and Washington streets.
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THE MAYOR AND rns ooLoKKp SCHOOLS

THE MAYOR AND THE CoLoRED SCHOOLS
Mayor WaIlach yesterday sent the following
communication TO the Trustees Of the Colored
Schools:
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. December 81, 1861.
Asssrs. A. Jones, A. q. Hall aud y. j. B0t0sH,
Trustees If Co1ored Schools
Gentlemen: A requisition, or draft, drawn by
you, as trustees, in favor of :. ]. Bowen, Treas.
urer of the Board of Trustees of Colored Schools
for the cities of Washington and Georgetown,
ID. c.. for the sum of thirty-six thousand five
hundred and fifty mine dollars and forty -four
cents, (S36, 5595 ssbeing the amount appropri-
ated per act of December 26th, 1867. for arrear-
ages due said colored schools has Just been
presented to me by Mr.. A. CT. Hall, for my ap-
prevail
The fact that your requisition refers to the
act OF the City Councils of the 26th of Decem.
her, 1851, mentioning the exact amount. princi-
pal and interest, S36,559.5{, provided for and
admitted to he in arrears by this Corporation
10 the trustees of coored schools, authorizes the
presumption that the Trustees of Colored
Schools intend TO accept of that act it was in
tended as a settlement of the controversies and
differences heretofore existing between them
and this Corporation and of the sum therein
mentioned as full payment Of all arrearages
whatever due them
shall be pleased upon hearing from you
that am correct in my presumption, to make
satisfactory arrangements with you for the pay
nent of the requisition. Yours very respec-
fully, RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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pUBLIC SALE OF ORDINANCE STORES

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
washington CITY, December II. lss7
There will be sold at public auction Co the high
est bidders, on THURSDAY the 10th day OF Jan
uary, ls6s at IL M, 81 Jefferson Barracks Re-
serve, Missouri, large lot Of Misceilaneor. I'm
sersiceaSle Ssysl ORDINANCES Stores, composed in
Carriages; Shot Guns, Rifes, Axes, Waist Belts,
and Cartridge Boxes.
These articles viii be sold in lots
Terms: Cash, and the articles TO be removed
within ten days after the conclusion Il the sale:
otherwise they will revert 20 the Government
de l9-ts III. A. WISE, Chief % Rureau
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WITHOUT A LIcKssK.-Geo. A. Haske v,.
yesterday evening arrested upon the charge
OF selling liquor without a license, and f.as5
81 by Justice Walter, A''''
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! possible. to be restricted 10 one hundred and
| fity.
On motion of Mayor wailach, the society
| then ad lourned.

HOLIDAY GATHERING OF SABBATH SCHOOL
CHILDREN.-The eleventh ann ual holiday gath
ering Of the New York avenue Presbyterian
Church Sabbath School children took place at
the above church New Year eve, at 81 O'Clock.
The room was tastefully decorated on the occa-
sion with eyergreens and two Christmas trees
loaded with all descriptions of confectionery to
delight the eye of the cheerful youth, besides n
Juvenile book for each scholar. The church
was well filed with happy children, as we'll as
ladies and gentlemen, and the exercises were of
pleasing character, consisting mainly OF sing
ing by the children. Mr.. Devereux fin behalf
of the sehool) presented a nicely bound copy OF
Appleton's Encyclopedia, in sixteen volumes,
To Rev. Dr. Z. ID. Gurley, the pastor, in a neat
address, which was responded to Pleasantly by
the favored recipient. MIR. VIM. Gurley pre-
scented TO Mr.. G. NJ. Parks, superintendent OF
the school. lin behalf of teachers,) n fine copy
of Smiths Bible Dictionary. Mr.. VIM McIain,
long a faithful laborer in the school, also came
in for his share of favor, in being presented
with very fine copy of Kiddos Cyclopedia OF
Biblical Literature. The presentation speech
was made ny Mr.. ]. r. Imbrie, in behalf of
those interested. After distributing the contents
of the Christmas trees, and singing. all left for
their homes, seeming well pleased.
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OEsIRABLE PRoPERTY Ar AUCTION

FRIDAY, January 10, 1858, IT II N on the prru-
teee, will Offer, at public auctiep, the LOT or
GROUND with the Buildings and Improvement
thereon, and an elegant assortment of Hou.ahold
Furniture, Of which T. p May was late owner ara
proprietor. situated in the first district of New Or
leans, In the square bounded by GasQu.t Canal
Msraie, and Where streets, comprising about &c
square feet OF ground. Number OF house, s62.
The property is. in all respects, very desirable
House and Lot subject 20 a mortgage. of cps an
with interest from the 18th day of April ls5 which
will be assumed by the purchaser.
Terms made known on the DAY Of sale
EDWARD JORDAN.
no1e- Jeeb Solicitor Of the Treasury.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT 0FFTCl

On the petition Of MARINDA .sTkRXS, o,
Genoa, New York, administrat rfx of the estate OF
lisa &C starks, deceased, and Lyman Perrigo, OF
Croton, New York, praying for the extension of q
patent granted to the said lssac Starks and Ly.
man Perrigo the 18th day Of June 1854, for an i'm
Machines, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the 18th day OF
il ordered that the said petition he heard at the
next, at II O'Clock M; and All persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
set forth In writing 1t least eessy days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony hled BY either party
TO be used ct the said bearing must be taken and
trsnsmitted in secordancs With the rules Of the
Dispositions and other papers relied upon As tessi
nony must be ned In the once tscessy days before
tes days after nli.G the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D.
O., and In the Advertiser, Auburn, New York once
. week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
lublcatien. e ts At least siEty dsxs Previous 70
de 1S-w3v Commissioner Of Patents.
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W. ii b ThsHI ND eL kkkkkEstsa srrAs

Once, No. - Jefferson st., Geerretovu D. o.
Lst:bli;hed IN issl premium wsrded By the Metro
hr the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section Of country.
Dysing and Securing Of al kinds dsne In the ben
manner.
Truly thankful for past fayors the subscrfbsr
Goods received and returned By express With ths
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post once address, Lock Box No. 50.
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when
IFS closed ct 8k D. m. an IL -sm
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POSTMASTER BowEN.-The Washin gton cor
respondent of fhe Baltimore san, of yesterday.
says: Mr.. = j. Bowen's term postmaster
expires in a short time, and AS h. has no hope
of roappointment he has gone back to his
old position as a clerk in the Office of the Sec
rotary of the SENATE, aud il is said that he now
nils that office while still holding the postmas-
ter.
The above is from our issue of yesterday.
After careful inquiry we are satisfied that 1t
l. incorrectin several particulars. Mr.. Bowen,
who has had experience in the manner of k aep-
ing the accounts in the Office of the Secretary
of the Senate, AT the request of Col Forney has
been deyotng few hours each day in prepar-
ing the accounts for adjudication, Nr. Wagner,
the chief clerk, having resigned. The hours
are such as can be- spared from his duties as
post master. and the work is performed from
kindness and without compensation, until
Mr. Wagner's successor is appointed.-Repub-
firrD
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TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.-To-night the Wash
ington City Temperance Society will hold a
grand reunion and jubilee at Odd-Fellows'
Hall, Seventh street. The public are invited
TO participate. and the occasion will doubtless
be an interesting one. The exercises will be
opened with prayer by Rev. DIR. Gillette, Of
which the opening address will be delivered by
the president j. :. Holling shead. Esq. After
this there will be delivered short speeches of
about ten minutes EACH by Gov. t. III. Ford,
w. p. Drew, Asbury Lloyd John b. Wheeler,
.. X. Harris. Arthur Shepherd Jno. II. Thomp-
son, w. q. Finney, DIR. Walsh, Geo. Savage,
j. j. Coombs, q. w. Maher, w. G.. Benton, f.
j. klOpfer, +. A. Aiken, John +. Dobbin. John
Golden, +. NJ. Bradley. w. +. Crutchley, w.
Ii. Chase, ii. Craig. II. q. Devine, j. l.. Kid
well, and others. There will he excellent music
during the evening by the different temperance
CALCULATIONS.
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APPoINTED.-Warden Huests, of the county
jail, this morning appointed DIR. Noble Young
physician 10 that institution
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JUSTICE J. T. g. CLARK, lately appointed by
the Board of Police as Magistrate for the Third
Ward, Will enter upon his duties al the c ntral
Guardhouse this morning, vice Justice CIiapin
resigned. This n good appointment as JUS
tice Clark II known 10 onT citizens as a man of
upright character and good Judgment, with con |.
siderable experience in magisterial duties.
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n T Il o L o q Z.
THE WORLD AsTONIsHHD
~,nIT R I'VE T MHspHRETt
xADAME II. A. PERRIGO,

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. Shs
events est.strophes crosses in love, loss OF reis
cns
rated gives information concerning absent friends
or owe 5sssSrss os, e. stOIeI tell
speedy marriaees, and tells you the very DAY Won
M s sSs 0s She n c
1nSsis the DARK and hidden %y:se1is: q sSs fa
the maiehc stars that overcome or predominste In
the nfeuration-from the aspects and positions
e the s ~ aDd the Nd stt ~, the
On earth. cost. YOU bot tide and $780, yoS %.1
ssH an Con
sut The b. mai With sasai ssfsty and G sss
saseis ess ~sssS out. . II rr :Se
esipt Of price soove msntio.sd The strictest &c
returned or destroyed References Of the hirhess
order furnished those dssiring them. Write plsin.
the day Of the ToI f e I'd Il 6Shieh we're
sssDAw ..o,1 20 br. y SOS. sas aSo NJ
EINE rs CARAT GOLD AMERIoAN
A l.rs. ...or.n MAF & nabrrs, vArcnxs.
6HSdss sS q 'Iss 81 81
!. n IN the os
Jevelry, Diamond eets. and Finger Rines; Gold
Thinbles, Charms. and pure eiIyervare Of ali
.n .sy s cS.r :s
dele warranted to Be Whist q rsPssssptsa;
de4in. s4o Psnna. ave-. a nsa1 AZ ssrs:ss
9 AIfI1ID CONsTlfUflON6 116TC71I
NH saAc1 bvcxS. sS-pAWsI
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"A. pr wIrzLEBEH,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NJ Z. CORNER or FOURTIENrH STREET
foPPosIfR wILLARpS,J
So WAeHIN GT0N, d. O.
sxKIllL AssoIfMRNr OF
FINE IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIIa ~
cans, DkLIOAC1ES, &c. -
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GALE OF WAGONS. HORSES, BUGGIEs. A,

OFFICE A. U. M, Z. :. ANN
NEW ORLEANS, La, December % lss7
viii be sold at Public Auction at II NJ January
lord and Fouoher streets. the following bam-d
property. TO wit
3BuRgiee
! Carriage.
Spring Wagons.
81 Horses
Description OF the property can be seen NJ ,hi.
once any time previous 20 sale
BY srder ofthe Chief Gu srtermsster, Fifth Mill
tary District.
A. y. MccONNTGLE.
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and A. y. MIS- A
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMHNTS.

10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
POTOMAC FISHERIES At AUCTION.
Will be rented for the coming seas N. 1T Public
Auction. At the store of Thomas Bowling, No Iva
Bridge street, on MONDAY MORNING, January
sth 1867. at 10 clock
The thre, Landings on the Potomac River, above
Georgetown, commonly known as Clouds
Landings
Terms cash J. A RICHIE
de30d THOS. BOWLING Auct
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WHALING CANES AND UMBRELLAS
rer Of CANES and UMBRELLAS, No az
212h Pennsyivsnia avenue between 18th III
and 18th streets. *
Games, Umbrellas and Parasol re- ~
paired. de.6-lms
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4aOAAS DoW LIN0. AuCt., GEORGETOWN.
TRUSTEE s SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY on FIRST STREET, IN GEORGE
TOWN, ID. G.
Under and by virtue Of Deed Of Trust to the
subscriber, bearing date on the 22d day Of Decem
Der, D. 1866, and recorded in Liber X. NJ n,
No. n. at folio 40 etseq and at the reQues. of
persons secured thereby, will sell the premises
at public auction, 70 the highest bidder, on FRI
DAY the 10th tayofJ anusry, A. II. 1858 clock
,. m, the western half Of lot number ehty three
1881 in Beatty & Hawkins addition TO George
town, with the improy eme nts, comprising Q large
and comfortable frame dwelling house, &C.
The property has q front Of IS feet on the south
side OF First street. by depth of $50 feet hs.
sellent drainage, and may be made . very desirs-
BILE piece Of property. II ies between the proper
ties OF John I. Mitchell and James 8. Welsh,
Esgrs.
IL m onths, TO be secured by deed of trust upon
the property, or the purchaser at his option, may
pay the whole In cash, 800 to be de posted when
the property 10 struck off.
Conveyancing and IT am pc the cost OF the mr.
chaser. The title which ! sill convey to the pur-
chaser, believe to be perfect.
FRED w. JONES, Trustee
de 30-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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de a-stB Brevet Col. and A. Q. NJ T.sA
SALE OF BARRACKS AT FoRT wHIPPLE
CONVENIENT SALE.

G-ON EhNHENI BALL.
Posi- 1NorfeTD70 Sfsrs lga-s
M,mpats, Tow, December . I~-
he Iron in the ruins OF the building destroyas
BY hre in the Navy yard. " hich was formerly p.es
As workshops by the United States Nav Denar--
ment, viii be sold at public auction, TIL I RsI1ay
January 2. 1855. at 10 o clock q IN.
Terms: Treasury Notes.
By order Of Brevet Ma. Gen. Thos. Swords A
2. VI. Gen, L. s. A.
DAVID PARKINSON.
de N attn ' % N
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A MEXICAN PIANOS AT THE PARIS EX-
"A POSITION.
INC0NTROVERTIBLE PROOFS OF THE
HIGHEST AWARD TO STEIN
WAY A SONS

doubt that the highest sSard within fot the UIS
9. bs Rsr e
DICT accorded to Messrs. steinwsy sons, and
piano firm: upon his own personal application for
emily and falsely ASSERTED rseomme nded By either
class or group jury, or Imperial Commission:
We certify tina. tn. FIRST GOLD MI %E g. s for
American Pianos has been unanimously awarded
to Messrs. Steinway 4 Sons by the jury Of the In
Exposition First ~ shs liz in class
c,o, President Of lnternstional Jury.
$SB$SisH HSHSaHs fhShEHEA
Members of International Jury
STUTTGART. August is, 1867.
tional Exhibition in Paris Is well the group Of
Jurors, have UNASIMousLY acknowledged the
to be SUPERIOR to those Of Messrs Chickerine 4
large gold. medal. ha: been awarded 70 Messrs
Steinway Sons for America
Member of Jury, Class Y;
Member Of Chamber of Commerce, &C.
United States Consul for the Kingdom Of wur:
temburg, dated Stuttgart, August I6, 1867.
Royal Conservatory of Mnsie.
u Directors QEss Brussels, Sept is, lSd1.f
In answer to your letter OF the 18th instant, j
nave 70 declare Una. my postion Goes not permit
fore its Official publication; but cannot refuse 70
Join my Delegation to the one Of my honorable
Exposition IN Paris, dated July %, that the rIRsI
GOLD MEDAL for American Pianos has been given
by the Superior Council Of Presidents, Impe rial
Commissien2 declare, furthermore. that neither
the Superior Council Of Preside have asked the
decoration Of the Legion of Honor for Mr.. CHECKER
ing, as such demand was net within their prov
inee.
Accept, gentlemen, my high regards.
The re porter Of class 10, FETIS,
dH Director Of the Conserv atory of Brussels.
This being the xpression Of the Jury, we leave
the public to Judge.
A large assortment Of these Instruments always
on hand at the warerooms OF
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INSURANCE.

VI NJ mia
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
INV YORK.
CASH CAPITAL..---......--s>> 900.
ONE OF THE BEST MANAGED INSURANCE
COMPANIES IN THE UNITED STATES.
4. L. SCHMIDT,
GENERAL AGENT,
de 12-lm aga Seventh Street
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
CREAT CLOSING our SALE OF GoyT1~
NJ MINT PROPERTY n

! xill onsr for sale at Public Auction on rrEs-
ern sheds ~ Loaisville, ky-.a large quantity -
sSnipsse, Consisting s ia par, o, Horse, Mglss.
sssi sss sss SSs,Isn, VT TO, h.F.s sS
Kinds, Horse Medicines. Stationery, B1iiJi,sa.i
Tents, shirts, Blouses, Trousers, overeoss.
The Norfh~estern Sheds, over Inn e., .
length, are included among the buildings 70 H.
The sale 20 commence Of 10 O'Clock a m ana =.
continue from day 60 day until all i sold.
Terms Cash, In Government funds RiAs.,,
the amount purchssed ''"'' o.
BY order OF Breve, Ns!; Cen Thomss Ssords.
al-eB Bvt. Ii. Col. G. ). Arm,
GALE OF QUARTERMAsTERs syOREs-
AsHsraSr QuhnrERxAsrtR's oFrrcr.
PHILkpELPHIA, December -. lsE. 1
will be sold at public auction, on account Of n.
p6is, on FRIDAY, January 5 Iss. ct ii s eiss'
m. a quantity Of seooDi hand ousIie ms.tsr
Blankets, Brooms, Gs.s ortedJ chaiSs' c lhsoR
Cups and ssuoers, Desks, Hatchets. knive. an
the same time one good serviceahle Hose a.
Terms: Cash, in Government fund.-.
en-aB Brevet Col. and A. G. M' rs
SALE OF BARRACKS AT FoRT wHIPPLF
D,pof C,ua-fs-yaasf,,'s Oxo.
WaShiseton, n. C., December 81. ~
Will he sold at auction ON MONDAY Iapr.-.
8. lSs under the supervision 81 Brevet Col nj A.
J.. Blunt. A. q. M, ct Fort Whipple, Va u.,,
Arlington, AT II O'Clock, the following FrAr.
Buildings. viz
Barrsck. IoO feet BY 81 feet; and Is Bunks
Lsuneress' Quarters, - feet BY aDS feet
Laundress' Quarters 90 feet hy 2DL, feet
Hospital, es feet by ~ feet.
oficers Quarters, ~ feet by l6 feet. with RAsl
Building. 16 feet by Is feet.
Kitchen. u feet by Is feet.
Stable, - feet by "a feet.
buildings must be removed within ten daysffon
date Of sale.
Term. cash, i'm Government funds.
BY order Of the QuarteTmaster General
q. MCfERRAS,
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II LIDAY GOODS.
r. n. LAZENBY, 124 BRIDGE STREET.
GEORGETOWN, d. O.,
Has inst opened Q large stock Of Fancy Goods and
Toys.
Bureau Sets. Tets- a tete Sets, Jhvsl Stands
Match Boxes, Ash Holders, Coloe 2fAottes, Card
Receivers and Baskets, Toy Tea Set1, Dinner Sets,
Toilet Sets. Toy Knives and Forks and spoons,
Tobacco Boxes, Smoking sets.
VASES-bohenian, Lava. and French China.
Fancy spittoons, Fancy Toilet Sets, Motto Cofees
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
Gold Band and Decorated Dinner, Tea, and Toilet
Sets Bohemian and American Cut and Engraved
Decanters. Goblets-Cbampagne. Wine. and Cor
dial; and variety Of New and handsome Patterns
Glass Ware.
PLATED WARE TABLE CUTLERY-Bri
tannia Block Tin.
TIN WARE AND WOODEN WARE.
Lamps, Oil, Wicks. Cbimneys, and o general as
sortment of House Furnishing Articles. and large
assortment of Toys. which am Offering at reduced
prices, and 70 which invite the attention of the
public before purchasing elsewhere,
+. M. LAZENBY,
No. 124 Bridge street,
oe E-Qanl Georgetown, ID. G.
wv. h. WHEATLIYv PRKMTpM erEA1
w nVETEG AMI IT
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commoa than for their journals to
neck Religion. For proof, l refer
to the paper published not hundred
mile from here. What kind of arti-
cles are given in its "Ladies' Col
umn ?"
4. Hatred of everything good. l
care not what question of right or
wrong presents itself, Democrats will
take the side Of wrong as instinctively
as duck to water. | learn that at
the late election Democratic town
ship in Fayette Co., voted against the
common school law. Any reform, any
measure, any law that is intended to
glorify God and benefit man will
find its opposers among the Democrats.
Ey-D.