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ONLY MA mother had two children, h,.L
slrs-tbe elder fair child the younger b, ,sUt1 oDtu
while sweet u, ,ba ne nae eluef vas negt ,cted,
received every attention that love could IT,
ohe cay, after severe illness. the mot se. " !"
sitting in the parlor, when she heard nsr Twas was
stsntly with the fayorite Hsi thoughts were in.
Is that you, sweet?" she inouired
ply. il isnIt STeetN ~ $50 s9e ! Juching re.
hour only me ;, vss r. sniOe her, md from that
in her affections. &c equal place
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21

HENRI PIUSsAN VS. AUGUSrE MANNEssiEA.-
Third District Court of New Orleans-No. 24.2l2
DY VIRTUE Of 81 writ Of hert faeias 80
~ directed by the Honorab the Third District Court
New Orleans in the shove entitled will pro
sell AZ pu0ie aue1n at toe Merchants Aucu RI
Exc Roy al street Canal and Cust0mhOnse
streets the SeeOrd District of this city TUESDAY
the 7h day OF July 1868 at II o'clock NJ, the following
desc ibed property, viz:
Two CIR AIN LOTs OF GROUND. situated in the
First District OF this city in the square bouSded by
Phppa Common and Baronne streets, designated Nos
Is and a.
LOT No. 3 measures 20 fee. inches snd lines PhpDa
street. % feet inches and lines deep and front side
alley running from Phppa g. Baronne sreeJ. AZ feet 10
inches deep on the SIDE Eext 10 lot No. 20 and 20 feet wide
the
LOT No Il Is feet on the above alley by
26 feet in depth.
Together with the buildings and thereon
Seized in the suit.
H1- TERMs-Cash the spot
Said properly y subject lease expiring the 7th day
OF KOvtmter 1870 yea y rental of Sl4O0 psr
passd before Abe Drey fous notary public cIy
November TN. 1861
iebIo iv7 Sheriff of the Parish OF t,,lsans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21

is given to the complexion by Phalon's fragrant
and cooling psphian lstion or floral beautider. It
has been submitted to the most powerful chemi.
cal tests and has been pronounced solubrious.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21

The last column gives the absolute distance
which, for the purpose of comparison, must be re.
duced to relative by allowing for the effect of the
character of The channel. as 1t is well known that
from the limited dimensions of canals aud small
rivers lower rate of speed is attanable than in
unlimited waters.
take, as the average rate Of steamboats,, ten
miles per hour in still water, aud allow for the
canal speed of four miles an hour as the limit
attained by boats Of 1000 tons and upward, which
is very near the truth. Introducing those elements
We have.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
/ AMERICA--FoR TIE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN 4. PACKER
NO. 2s2, IN BANKRUPTCY
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NArCHrooHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE.
BY Q. L. GIRARDEY q co.,

BY q. II. GIRARDEY q co.,
Ofhce-No. IL Exchange Place
&ATURDAY. July n, 1865, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange
Roy street. city o New Ures viii be sold by
Of order from the Homo able d. Dure Judge
District Court the United States for the District Louis
lana dated the 18Th June, 1865 and rendered above
ned matter the following described property snderad
by John Packer in bankruptcy and for the benefit
the creditors of said bankrupt tO-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTATION,
situated in the Parish Of NachOchss OF Louisiana
comprised Of the following tracts viz: Section
No 9, n rth. Range We containing go 76 100 Of
land purcha by said Packer from Fisher by
act sale OF Dec mber q 1917 Also another Tract OF
Land containing $50 being below adjoining
above Tract; ssid Tract being part Il Section 81 same
Township and Range and cOmpris ng one plantation.
The above property will be sld with certificate Of mort
showing thi tn. uents on
the properly the assignee being responsible other
guarantee
ER- TERxs-Cash on the spot in o. s. Treasury notes
Act Of sale together with the u. S Internal Revenue
Stamps attached. a. the exps nse Of the purchaser
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s. B. SMITH co. VS.. R. S. MORSE & Co.-FIFrH
District Court Of New Orleans-No I5,5la
DIV VIRTUE Of a writ OF nerl f.cias to m
Ddrectsd by the Honorable Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled suit will proceed
se pubic auction, the nerch ans and Auctoneers
EXehange. Roy street between Canal and Cust5mh0use
streets in the Secono Dis rct thIs city, ESDAY
June 23d 1865, At II O'Clock NJ
TWO LUTS o. GROv Nd, together with all the appur-
enances thereunto belonging in any way spDerainin
situated in the First District Of this city In the square
bounded by CALI Pc Magnolia EuphrosDe and Clara
and Hgnsed by the Ms ana plan drawn by Louis
Pile as City Surveyor, the 3st March, 1858 and de-
posted in the Office OF T. BOuny Notary Public in this civ
Said lots SO au each other and each
fee inches front Call pe street, by hundred aud
esht inches and six Ies IN depth
lines, American her vita all the rights
customs privileges dependencies
seized in the above
17y-TkRNs-Cash the spot
GEO W AVERY
m23 j62 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERlFF'S SALES.

FARLEY, JUREY co. VS.. j. W NORRIS
Fourth Di trct Court of New orleans-No. 2O,249.
pY VIRTUE of and In obedience 10 an
- order Of sale rendered June 9h 1868 me directed
by the Honorable the Fourth Distrie Court of New
lesns in the above entitled causr, proceed sell
pubic srction MORDAY the 22d day OF june 1855 AZ
10 O'Clock at my warehouse No q jefferson street. in
Second District If this city
One Barrel Whisky.
!, box Tobacco.
kegs Nails.
8 Flows.
dozen Plow Points
Attached IN the above suit.
Ny- TERNs-Cash on the spot
GEORGE W. AVERY
i'll l6 20 Sheriff Of the Parish OF 0rlsaus.
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The New York briek-lsyers, numbering 250O,
agreed to strike for eight hours day, aud 81 so.
Tie present standard ume is ten hours, a. s..
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21
MON TGOMERY BROS. g. co. IS SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPToKY SALE OF ELEoAks
Estcn snd Single Horses, Elegant Saddle HORSES Ffns
Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows, Busgss. Harness. Wagons
ste, etc, ct auction.
BY MONTGOMERY BRea. a Co.
K n MONTGOMERY Auctionesf
Omce-H Camp street
MONDAY, June 22d. ~ n s'cIoeh 3 :.
at +. Liners Stables DRAWER street. viii be SOLE
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Abo-Tep and Open Buggies, Harness. wagons,
Hs- rKRMs-Oash In q. s. Treasury Notes.
FURNIr FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BIZ MONTGOMERY BKOs. q CO.,
T. N. MONTGOMERY. Auctoneer
TUESDAY. june 2:sd. ut II O'CLOCK a &.
at their Auction Mart. 81 Camp will
A general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FL RNITURE
such as Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu
reaus Armors Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tab Marble Top Sdeboards Extension Tables Velvet
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Fngrav
tngs Paintings cooking Stoves and Utensils being the
contents OF several vel-f1rnished hoRseS
A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc
RSTERxs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21
SUCCESSION OF M. z ST. AMANT-MRs WIDOW
ZERINGUE-No SO60.

VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENCE AND DEPENDENCIES COVERED WITH
STATES. WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER Guilt
vATIoN, AND WELL STOCKED WITH FsUIr
TREES AND PLANTS, SITUATED ON ELMYRA
STREETS. AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
TIE CITY RAILROAD,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21

EOnthy advertisements nssrssa svsry day be
snArsed tvs-thrd the shove
rrt and FOurth monthly sdvsrssnsuss each
eD per month.
Transient advertisements having thu the paper
lnssren, 81 80 ssch osns
pu square.
Ss and Fourth page transient Advertisements, In.
,srion. 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted stintsrvss toss arEsd a.
sNch insertion
Regular advertisers VINO advertise largely shall be allowed
nnh discount from shove named transient may be
Asrssd prOVasd that dscoun
sss1f spsr cont.
Al business notices of sdvessnsn charged
ID per line each Insertion.
Al transient Advertisements mnEt be paid for In
Anadversements not marked for any specified numbs
nssrons viii be published six times and charged accordingly
Anbis with rsgzsr advertisers shall be rendered monthly
tsquare s the occupied BY lines solid sgsts
THE WEEKLY CRE8CENT
B pubisaed every Saturday morning subscrptIon, IS
s anAun, in sdvsnee half yearly and quarterly.
ngls copies 10 eents
Rates sf Advsrtisinst
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BY q. DE FERIFT.

AUcToEKER-Ohce and Salesroem, s6 Bienvile street.
MONDAY. June 20th, 4 s8S, au 1 = O'Clock
1tl tae MeTcnants ana Auct Exchange Royal
street between Crnal and CusomhOuse Public
Auction, virtue OF order Honorable John W.
Thomas, Judge Of the second District OeBns
and dated Nay 2 lS6S Court Docket 80 006 the follow
ing described real estate will be sold
A LARGE PORTION On PAhCEL OF GROUND sit1-
ated in the Third District of this city square bounced
by Emyra, Craps and 6urgundy, Desire Love
part streets measuring 100 Emyra by
feet inches depth
The buildings and improvements consist Of very comfort
able resdeDce with containing psror
room, four bee ooms ana gallery stony kitchen
containing four fr building In the
ing three rooms apartments dvsons also estes flower
garden, fruit trees,
This property enR only few steps from the Dauphia
Street Railroad shou command the attention Of parties
desire quiet ana retire residence
See plan 1t Exehsngs.
R7-1EEMs-'ssh U. S. Treasury Notes
act of sale with U. s. Internal Revenue stamps attached
also the c the current yesr before B. 1rs
Public. at the expense Of the purchaser.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21
AUCTION SALES.
c.E. GlRARDeY q co. s SALES.

SALE BY CONSENT OF PARTIES WITHOUT LMIr
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21

FROM TIE MANUSCRIPTS OF THE LATE HON. FRANK.
LIN SAWYER, JR.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21
HARDWARE, TOOLS PULLIts S, ROPES LUMBER
BUILD ERs AND sTEvEDOREs MATERIALS,
HOSTING MACHINE ETC. SUCCESSION OF
JAMES CALLER. NO. -


AUorIONKER,
Ofiee and Saesrooms s6 Bienvtlie street.
TUESDAY, June 30, ls6S, at 10 O'Clock
NJ at the Auconeers Once, No. 50 Bienvle be-
tween koya aud urbon str will be sold by
ordr from Honorable John ThOma. Judge of the
second District Court Of New Orleans dated June H. 1903
the following described articles:
0He Lot Of Hardware, Locks, Him es, Butts etc.
One Box Hardware, containing 10 dszen brown mineral
Knobs ii sets 6inch sliding door Sheave, sets b-inch
Sliding door sheaves 10 dozen white Sh5 Knobs
2ineh japan bed Casors; lls pearl white Mortcs
Leck Knobs dozen sliding door shesves; dozen pairs
loose Butts dozen Night ches AZ d. Stop Lstches
dozen pairs Shuter FastenDgs; dozen Tower Bolts;
dozen 5 ca Neck BOts daEen Mech Bolts Flush
Shutter Lifts IL dozen Cots ge Dead Locks dozen Hor-
zontal Locks; dozen Mortiee Loe doze- pairs Narrow
Butt; dozen parliament Butts lot Nails about
Hoissing Machine suitable for stevedores.
AT TIE HOUR OF llH O'CLOCK A. NJ, win be sold
by pabe suction, by virtue Of the ORDER In the
lot situated Gu Graver street. the Of Franklin
street
lot Of building Lumber Doors Sashes Blinds GRANTEE
Tools Pules, Ropes Iron Door Frames lot OF mater
ais suitable for Builders.
ss-TEsxs-tash in U. g. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-21
AUCTION SALES.
G. De FeRIeT'S SALES.
A SPLENDID IRON SAFE.

Succession of p. H. HucE No. aasss.
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CRIMINAL OauRT, Caisf Jsstcs carster.--
john Wiliiams, iEslicted fir petty ,arc ny, va .
convicird and sentenced 10 Jail fer three days.
Geo Sc Hayes, convicted Of 'ssauh and battery,
wss sent. need 70 pay a fl OF sio In the case
of Thomas II. Newton, indicted for assault aad
battrry, nolie pros. was entered. bryan Car
roll alias Brinpy Carroll indicted for rohhi n 2
Lamhrose Protopaf;s of q watch. m oney, &c,
ara bunting 10 about si3l, is on trial.
EQUlrY COURT, Judge Oi;R.-0n Saturday,
Bi'z vs., Faunce; order dissciying Injunction
fo-day-Jo ma Z. Rnpperi : a., VS.. Ber-
nard Gier; order of reference ID aH aitor Maria
L.Washington VS.. Jos. Washington (diyorceC
order appointing u. q. Loveinv special exam
iner 10 take testimony. L. IL Whitney vs. J. Il.
Frlsbie; order certifying case to general term.
John Altman VS.. G.. q. HURLEY; motion 70
purge defendant from rule for contempt, &c.
ORPHANS Court, Judge P,YceH.-On Sat
urday, the last will OF William A. Franklin,
made on the 2eth Of March, 1863, was fled
The testator bequeaths his property to his
wife, and names his father-in law, L. Schriye-
ner, as his executor. Catharine Kinsley quali.
fed as administrator OF William Knsiey, Civ
ing bond in si,o0o, and r. Mason as guardian
OF the orphans of J. II. Mason, and ]. w
Drane as guardian Of r. s. Drane.
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GEORaEToWN.



EASTER STANDARDIZATION was a very full at
tendance 81 all the churches yesterday, the
weather IN the morning being OF the most de-
lighfui character. Az Trinity (CathoIe)
Church, Rev. Father Bondin, celebrated grand
high mass At half past 10 O'Clock, assisted by
Rev. a. Jainison, as deacon, and Mr.. Seopman
as sub-deacon, with Mr.. George T. Strong as
master of ceremonies. The choir sung selec-
tions from various masses; Mr. Clement b,
oTganlst. The pastor, Rev. A. F. Ciampi
preached an eloquent sermon on the res urrec-
ton o. Christ. AT all three Of the masses, the
church was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The main, and the two sub alters were beaut:-
fully decorated with natural flowers. AZ the
Episcopol Churches the services Were very
imposing, and the various edifices Were taste
fully decorated with flowers. At Grace
Church (P. E..) there was communion service
IN the morning; interesting exercises of the
sunday school anniversary in the afternoon,
with floral presentation and fine singing by
Inc children; and preaching at night.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.-The offerings on
Change this morning were 1852 bushels of
wheat, 4,+oO bushels Of yellow corn, and 1900
els OF red wheat, TO arrive. at Sass; 1850 BUSH
els OF red wheat, 10 arrive, at 50 81; 32 bushels
OF wneaf, damaged, n Sis; 1000 bushels OF
ehoice red wheat AT SO log; OBS bushels OF red
heat at 80: i,40o do. at So. So; 500 bushels of
white corn at 3 rs; l,Uo0 bushels of yellow corn
al Sl.l2; 1910 bushels of white corn at t.06K. and
l,6Oo bushels OF yellow corn at SLIP.
CoAL.-Coal boats have come down the cana,
IN quick succession since Saturday, and work
men are now engaged in unloading them at the
wbaryes OF the several coal companies Sew
eral schooners have come up the river for coal
and are at the wharYes receiving their cargoes.
FAST DRlvING.-Thos Waters colored. was
arrested by officer Warwick on SATURDAY. even
ing for driving through the Corporation Limits
at an unlawful rate. and arraigned before Jns-
hce Buckley, who fined him in the sum of b So
CoMNITTED.-Oficer Reid yesterday arrested
Moriah Morris, who came before Jus tice Buck.
ey, charged with street walking. The Justice
sent her To the workhouse for thirty days.
ENTERRD.-The schooner Annie T. yaIen-
tine, Capt. Bayhss, las entered from Jackson
Vile, Florida, with cargo Of lumber
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DIED.

YOsT On the 18th instant. ALBERT Der
LINGHAM, infant son OF Lewis II and Kate /
Yost aged months and IL days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
streets, Tuesday, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
. m. The friends of the family invited to
attend. Baltimore Sun please COPY
CLARK. On Sunday, 18th instant, BRIDGET
ba,oyed wifi Of Patrick Clark, after long and
painful illness.
friends and relatives Of the family will ate nd
the funeral, from her iats residence, on Tuesday,
18th instant. at 2 O'Clock .. m
Baltimore and Richmond papers please copy.1
BROWN. On the nth instant, JENNIE D.
daughter of the late Thomas Brown.
KIRBY. On the 18th instant. at 5 p. m, ED
WARD F. infant son OF Absalon and ga all W.
Kirby, aged 3 months.
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EAST WASHINGTON :. :. UNION.-The regu-
lar quarterly meeting of the sabbath schools
east of the Capitol took place at d. m. yeSter-
day al The Ehrnez~r NJ. T.. church. on Fourth
street east The schools of the Ebenezer NJ.
p Church SuperintendentS. A. II. Marks, sr:
the Methodist Protestant John Slater superin-
teDdent; East Washington Baptist, George F.
Guhck, superintendent, and the Capitol Hill
Presbyterian, j. II. Zimmerman. superiEten-
dent, were present in farce. The exercises were
school, place dear TO me-" PRAYER by Rev. w
h Holiday, Of the EbeneZer church: hynn
blessed saviour sung IN fine STYLE by the
Baptist sunday school, followed by an iutp-
resting address to the young by Hon G. ID
Hubbard. of West Virginia The hymn s.Beau-
tiful Zion" WIS sung by the PRESBYTERIAN SIM
Gay school, after which Rev. Mr.. Armstrong
INSIDE few remarks. The hymn Stbhath
Bells was sung by the Ebennzer NJ f. church
Sunday school. aud after further remarks by
Rev W III. Holiday. the closing hymn was
sung ny the entire schools in concert. and the
benediction pronounced.
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CITY ITEMS.

of iewrirv are so,;s non,,oSed Of cold and s,.aS
which have been generally adopted BY tie lead
ers OF fashion; and we rotice t6a' NJ. Pri-g,
win mis- chara cteristic enterpi ise, mas lusI
pure steel and coraiine sets, i'm addition to hum
dreds OF other styles of the most exquisite de-
signs, at his new store, i36 Penn sylvania ave-
nue., near Four and half street, together with
4 magnificent line of plated war, ice pitchers
castors, spoons, forks, &C.. which our readers
VIII find 1t to their advantage to call and ex.
anime.
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DIR. J. II. THoMPsoN's CLASS for Medical
students will commence at his Office. Isl ST..
between 10Th and 21st. on the 7th of April, at 6
p. m, and be continued on Tuesdays and
Thursdays OF each week. from to p. m,
until the middle of July. The course will com.
prise practical instruction in the use of the mi.
croscope, the necessary chemical analysis for
medical Investigations, and a thorough course
OF examinations IN all branches of Medicine
and Surgery. DIR. Ashford will examine il
Anatomy a.id Materia Medica Tickets for the
course, $50. 3,31lI
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Last evening, a knock
down argument took place in the Kirkwood
House, occasionIng some little excitement there
Ii Is stated that several times recently person
has called and sent his card to a lady ia the
house, inviting her TO take ride With him. n OF.
outstanding he had several times been told
that he was misludging her. Last evening ne
again sent up his card, when the husband of
the lady happened 10 be in. The servant was
directed to show the perseyerng Lothario up,
and on making his appearance the usband OF
the insulted lady met him, and striking him
over the head with a chair, he went down, and
ing, but was prevented by the by.standers.
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THE ARSENAL IMPRovENENT.-Thew work OF
demolishing the old Penitentiary building has
so tar progressed that the walls have been
leyeIled with the earth, and the workmen are
now engaged in taking up the foundation,
leaving the two ends--the portions form erly
used as the quarters for the warden and deputy
Notwithstanding, which will probably be
converted into officers quarters. The cost OF
the work thus far is less than 5000, and 70
complete il by cutting down the surface to the
proper grade will hardly require $4,000
additional
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HANDEL's MEssIAH-This grand oratorio
will be performed at Carroll Hall, tomorrow
TUESDAY evening, by the Washington Phil
harmonic society. The success attending the
former concerts of this society have shown that
We are musical people, and we look for a
crowded house on this OK sision. The managers
have succeeded in obtaining the valuable SER
vices OF Mrs. Sophie Mozart and Mr.. George
Simpson, Of New York and Mrs. ]. p. Caui
field and Mr.. r. s. Chase, of this city, who
with DIR. ]. p. Caulfeld, as conductor,
and Mr.. V. ". Caulfield, as pianist, and
the full chorus of the society, will present "The
Messiah" IN the most creditable manner
Reserved seats can be obtained at Metzerott's
and Ellis.
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BRo1 sERHOoD OF TIE UNIcS-Mount Yer.
non Circle, No s, Il. U. III. F. C.. A, was IN
sfftuted AZ Island Hall, South Washington on
Friday last and the following officers were in :
stalled Tor the ensuing term e w, Henry t
Vernon; G. W, j. w. America: &. j., A. Law
man; g. Fl. Il. Hall; G.. G. A TAFT; III. y. 4
W. Speakes; II. ;. r., J. ID. I.eary; III. RI.
:. Candy; III. H, II. Quinn; W. D., III. Fred
eTiek; W. NJ J. r. King. This charter has inst
one names.
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A NEW CHURCH ENTERPRIsE-Rey. Father
Wiget. ). J., has purchased a beautifulIy-s
ated lot OF ground at the corner OF I'd street
east and 4 street north, Capitol HILL on which
~ ~ proposed to erect a Catholic church for the
German population. There is a German church
OF thls demon nation, now on Fifth street, be-
tween q and III, IN charge of Rev Father
Ahg, who is now well advanced in years, and
IL proposed that the pastor for the new church
shall assist hin in his duties until the caureh
rs ready for occupancy.
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CoRNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-Dr
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between x and 9th streets; established
!s6l. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases
OF the feet relieved, and often entirely cured
without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents and visitors of the Dis
trict certify 10 the above. Hours from a. m
to p. m.
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MIR. JUDD's GREAT BOOK AUCTION will re-
open in Washington, a. go Penna ave-, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, this Thursday eye-
ming, and be continued few evenings There
is large and select assortment of the most
valuable Books, which must be sold. 23I5
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MISSIONARY MEETISG.-An interesting mis-
sionary meeting was held at the stree. Bsp-
list Church last evening. The exercises con-
v. Hay, and an address entitled ssHalf an hour
with Christian Martyrs" by Mr.. g.. A. Rich
arcs, and a beautiful and touching song b. Mr.
A Weston, entitled "What can do" at the
conclusion Of which the following were elected
Is onesrs Of the Society for the ems Jung year
president, Chas. Z Fraser; Treasurer, George
w. Rethwell, and Secretary, T.. b. Hay
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THE EVENING STAR.
l. 0CAL NEWS.
Amussments. &c. ro-Nisht.

Amusements, &c.. To-Nieht.
NATIONAL TAEATER.-Joe Jefferson III "RIp
Van Winkle.'
hErZkROTT HALL.-Alfred Burnett hu-
morist and Mss Helen Nash el0C HuonisJ
MARINI's AssENsLy ROoNs.-tk;ldren-s
Fancy Dress BAH.
OPP PILLOWS HALL.-MasqueraG. and
Fancy Dress BAH Of the JouTnsymen Book
Binders
CAKCsi-s HALL--Grand Ball of rhs Hibsr
liza Steam hire Engine Company.
0po FELLOws' HALL, Navy Yard.-CAcxu.i
Easter Ball OF Tusearora Tribe, No. s, /. %. X.
NJ, for benefit OF their library.
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ALF.BURNETT gives the first of series o
entertainments at Metzerott's Hall this evening
His entertainments of last winter will be re
membered with pleasure by our citizens. As
humorist he has few equals. Mr.. Burnett il
accompanied by the accomplished elocutionis
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