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GEORGETOWN.


TIE CANAL-Taree boats arrived last night
loaced wIsh gram aid wood. All tue coal
boats have gone Mp 20 Cumberland 70 remain
Tue Coat DocKs.--The Different coal COM
papiss are takiag advantage OF ne clo e Of the
coal trade 10 repair Their Tar.ous docks. The
iTden Mining Comp M are havIoS new
hCoTlDg lad throughout and the Goa 'siidation
Coal Company a-e repairing the tres'l= work
of their deck. whIch was oroKea lone weeks
since.
TEE Nzw Toll BRrnSE.-Work on thIs
structure is being rapidly pushed 10 compile
ton. The nam timbers OF The span over the
caua' 10 connect with Bridge ssroet have bssn
placed in position, aud boat loads OF LUMBER
are daily arriving by the canal from Alexln-
dria for use n the finishing OF the s,rn ,nre.
TIE AQUEDUCT-Water .-, zen dra Xn Of
the Aeu, drcs fos ne pre-ent.
THR MkcCHANTs' E~CHANGE may - con-
siderd virtually clo~ed for the sel-ou, ss thu
stoppage Of nav cation viii prevent more than
Ordinary receipts OF gran sac trcm store
are daily made, howeyer, from ssOck already
on hsad OF arriving arOm other sources than
by water.
EuRKKA THNT, No. .. =. or T., held reg
ulsr meeting last evening, snd admitted sew
eIal candidates. to membership.
RIvER FRoNT.-Cioa-cd-Ste Rebecca
Clyce, Chichester, aud John Glib on, Winters.
for New York. with tull cargoes Of noar.
Doe LICENsEs.-rherc rs considerable = "a
tattoo now among the owners of doAs an THIS
c ". ss the police are eafOrcing the dog license
isN, aud several p1r,ss have az, ADV b. m
ti1'd -or not complying Tire ew.te.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
The Tost L;auo- Case.

List evening John Loelger, who keeps a
Restaurant et TIE corner of 10th and G. STREE.
End VINO arre-i for selling liquor without
license was nouc"d in ye-tsrday's STAR. va
GsIoie JpSuce Clark a. the Central Gu"vd
HOu-t, When Ne s-T-. Cook and Pierce dp-
per d To- the CorpOrt'iou, MI Webb for tga
Board Z Police, and Mr.. HiDe for the oefana4.
MI. HIne file motion tor trial by Jury aud
argued taa' IN every issue of fact the party ~ I
llgAt 10 trial by jury: that under the conSti.
tuition that right was guaranteed and there was
no statutory provision taking &c away
Mr.. Cook said ii there wrs no statutory mo-
vision giving this tight the mot'cD vyIs iTrapu
lar, % could De seen by referen, e 70 I'd CraDcI;
that JrsuceF could summon Jury when N.
amount lnyoly ed exceeds So, but In this casa
TIE maximum was so.
Alter some further discussion, Burch's d. rs
was produced and the Justice quoted from the
act O! 1875, that jury could only ba damardad
successfully where the amouut exceeded ~
of the De eHce.
Mr.. Ii 10 requested that the papers be flied.
arc toen nl'd "a written prot At against pro-
ceuihy touIaI without Jury; IS "fsn" TlN' G,
10 gu sh The warrant on the ground tina. u Was
capias, q nd under IL h. could not bp imprison.d
Wh|n Congress had abolish a ilnpri onue.t
iCr drbt. Alter SHORT argument the Justi .
o'eiruI thls moIcl ana Proceeded with tue
evidence.
John Dee testified that he purchased a glass
OF "blsEy from Loeliger on the 18th instaur
MI. J. X. Wright, Commits Toner of the Thi Is
Warc, testified to havirg sent Dee t. Loehg
TO buy drink if he could. and saw him 20 ia
lheutenant SkipPOn testiii. 10 having notified
Loe lger OF the rec c,ton of his license
The prosecution closed, aud Messrs Bacon
NlcncIs, Murtagh, Norment- and English, Po-
hce Commissioners, were sworn for the de-
renee, and Geo. Bacon testifiod TO Loelirer
having called upon him in retere ace 10 his
license.
Mr.. Hine asked if Mr.. Loel,ger appealed IN
have bis license approved
MI Cook objected 10 a member or the Polri
OF Police diyulging what took place in toe
Bo-rd meetings, as ii might work detriment %
the interests OF the Corporation. Mr. Hine
SAID he did not ask them TO diyulge auy mr.,
eeetings. Gen. Bacon ans wered be prfsunri
10 II ne license was before the Board, becaus..
II WIS d'slpproved.
The Justice expressed the opinion that the
acig OF the Board were private and tLa
they could no. be forced to divulge their pro.
ceedings.
A.ter short argument, the Justice gave
Judgment in favor OF the Cooperation of SO
and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
EVENING STAR.
THl HoIIpAYs areIsLrnost az hand.-tha

TIE HOLIDAYS areIsincst at hand.-that
Joyous season of the year deGicitsd froTa time
nmemCrial 10 festivities. good feeling, aud
"toe giving of gifts" Now. more than ever.
. 70 newspaper advertisements consulted BY all
Q saSes Ia learn where the pl asant conditions
o the sl1sOu cSn be best filed. and Cor ne least
expenditure Of money. Those who desire TO
Avail themselves OF the brisk business thus
created should therefore speedily. and IN the
most public mannsr, make Known the induce
nsE;s hey propose Tn mold out 10 secure II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

FIFTH WARD COLOEEp YoRGTyGNRN.-The
cOlOred VOL .Igmen Of TIE 18th Ward held a
ueetng las- evening ~ tns ColOred Baptist
Church, on fJh street east, near q south, Ho-
ratl0 MsSyuan "a the cEai-. RESOLUTIONS were
orersd advocating the claims Of the color 4
msr 20 port.Ja OF the vOl sIvec out by the
CcrYC on Authorities. ceasnriny the action
OF th- Filth Ws'C Couneilmen, and toe Com
u issiCner p1rsicularly, for not taking the in
tsrSst Of coiOssd vorkiu ymeu TO he1rL These
resolutions were, ai'sr considerable discussion,
adopted. and q committee appointed TO wait ON
TIE various heads of the e. "a porauOn depart
ments and tollcu n share of the work for col
ord men; Sfser whiS b the meet ng ad loarned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE S!CILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

HALLS VEfETAPLE SYCILIAN HAIR
RENE WEIR.
Renews the HairI
Restores Gray Hair 10 ats Originnl Color,
Prevents it's falling of
Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy
1t does nos stain the skim
1t has proved itself the best ever pr
scented to the public.
We ii trial Price n 90
r. P. HALL 4 90. Eashau. n. h, Proprie.c-s
Fer sale ty all druggists. ne24 eo2m
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LOCAL n EW S.
Amuseuents, &C, To Nil

NATToSAL IaEATEk-B st1oysn'sImror-
tai work "F Del o b ne Ma -e-xsx Co at :
~ ION CompaEy.
WALLS OPEEA HOU 1S.-The great mimic
{, the a.. W.. Horn C Lingar1.
PROP. n '. =. SMITHS Art ~ IiIery, 30i
nnsylNauta avende. Ssy,ryI aew pI~td es
ilst rse~yFd.
Conc IRRATIONAL CTUVCH-L- a. BY
John Is. G0u-h, o. sc rcr n Inc :"
ODo FELLOWS HALL. 7th street.-F.ir 70,
the bele 1t o. TIE AsSe nS'y's Caurch-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

BOARD OF HEALTH.-A meeting Of the Board
OF Health was held at p. m. yesterday in the
Alderman's Chamber, City Hall. Dr. Rev.
burn in the chair DR.. Dexter, Secretary. Or.
Grouse, from special committee appointed 10
inquire into the removal OF aight soil within
the city limits, esked tina, the committee be
continued. Agreed to.
DIR. Wheeler, chairman Of the committee on
new business, submitted a report which was
adopted, and ordered TO be transmitted to
the Mayor and City Councils for their
action. The report provides that "the
members or the Board shall receive $500
per annum as compensation for services
member who absents himself from the mee,-
lngs Of the board without sufficient excuse >,
Ii also specifies the duties OF the sanitary
police, making them subject to the order of the
nosrd or Its members, and proves also that
there shall be an apothecary to each ward in
the city Tor the poor, and without transact,n
further business the board adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

SIXTH WARD GRANT AND CoIrix CLuB-
ne regular weekly meeting of this club was
held last evening, al their hall on sth s,rcst
esst- the president, J. L. Venable, in the chair.
anu henry Stewart secretary. Addresses were
ihane by General A. Grant, commanding Bows
=, blue; MI. A. Watson, of the Seventh Ward.
Sol >. Il. Adams, OF Georgetown, and Mr.
EveTsu colored, of Virginia relative to the
he day, &c f'''ons Vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

DrCKs 1t Is said that the Potomac more
pientifully aoounds in ducks this season than
mas been known for q number Of wears pa.t
Many po' house hunters fiud il quite profitable
shooting them along the adjacent shores, while
those more exten -svely engaged in the traffic
at a distance bsg them bv the hundreds This
morning DIR. Peter Mckinney reached here
from hls stamping. ground with one hundred
ana eighty choice specimens of red secks
wehe backs, canvas backs, aud shutters which
ne VIII throw into market for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

ed1zssS kKADK BALL.-By reference to our
nc,ie Tr,hs columns IL viii te seen that Mar.
Grand Masquerade ana Citizsn.s mn Eve give
O "a VI utlo~s Haul, on Wednesday, Decsmbsr
sd We Know that the Committee nndsra,,rs
lheir ous'he''' and viii make this BAH a snc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

Our READERS who think of seudins their
daughters abroad 10 school should not fail IN
notice the card Of Miss stevens, in another
column. Her school is delightfully."- situated
In one Of the pieassntrst parts OF Boston, ana
from the references giv>n we are satisfied il is
of tee highest order OF excellence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

CALL FROM THE WRsT-We learn that tns
feN, G ii. Smyth, pastor of the Sixth Preshy.
,eflan Church, has been rendered the pastorite
:, an ID naential church IN one Of the Western
~ nue nan has not yet sIgnIfed his Intention
accepting the cali OF otherwise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

ST. STEPHENS CauRoH-rhi. h..,.x,
Catholic Church, recently erecied =, o ss
ner Of 25lh street west and Pennsylvania s svs
the pastor, Rev. Frank McNcny. &C.,, an a
have It ready for service on the So nday =, 70
lowing St Stephens day. 'oi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

METROPOLITAN NJ. E. CHUHoH-The Sun.
Gay next preceding the Inauguration Of Gen.
Grant rs the time fixed for the Dedication of the
metropolitan ID. E Church. Rev Bisho )
Simpson will preach In the mornir o. ana Psx
w. M Punshon, president Of the Wesievau
conference of Canada, in the afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

ANoTHFR LIQUOR CAsE.-The case of A.
holster, charged with selling intoxicating
liquor without bcenee, cine up TO be heard
tnis morning at 10 O'Clock before K. K NJ lr.
sell. Police Justice when Mr.. Hina. counsel
ior the defendant, interposS IA motlJn to quasa
the writ. upon the ground that il ass umed 20
confer power upon an officer 10 arrest and da
tam the body of the defendant as u ommepcs-
ment of suit for a debt. The Magistrate w,th
heio ms decision upon the point raised until
Monday next a. 8 a. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

La CoTERIE CARNIvAL.-Prof L. G. Ma
RIM Is buslly engsgcd in making preparations
Tor La CoterIe Carnival and Bal M 3 so Ne, WHICH
Will take place at Temperance Hall, on toe
night Of February ith. The entire building
VIII be devoted 20 the Carnival and every
I1l' winch can contribute to the comfort or
pressure OF the guests will be done
The carnival last yelr was great
succe7s. but the approaching one is expected %
sprpass any thing Of the kind ever seen in
washington. subscription books are now
open at the Academy on Z street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

,ocs,sS LARr-The carpenter shop of Z. Hand
iS,h s,, on " street south, between nth aud
ias, n;abs . Sssst was barglariouslv entered
from. ~. 'SsAs ssoaen sneIe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

hse'essp--Mr. Sidney I. Wales, late Re-
-eIveI Ano Inspector oI stores AZ ;hs Navy
~ accept position ~ spec,aI mai 49,, .,
the Po@l Once Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

FALL IRON A BrGGY.-YCstarday afternoon,
ABOUT i've O'Clock, an elderly gentleman, w hose
hene We c0S IA notascefta'n fell from a Sgy
~ Nhlch d Was Fading. n ar the corner OF Cd
eustt wosJ q "a PEI nsy Iyanil avenue, and was
as. iAtsd % Drev's drag store. where medic Il
40 Vas 7, ncered, after walsh he proceeded 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

SxE ApvERrisEEyNT OF trustees sale of a
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
MEDICAL, NOTICE.

Doctor I. DEF CURTIS author of Manhoo5 ,,
MEDICAL Essays on Marriage " &c. &c, hegs to
I-uiy his Washington patients, that owing &c his
extensive practice III P3lti9ore, he will in future
r. able 20 devote sny the following days to their
EVENINGS from to p. m, and SUNDAYS
nom 10 to and to So: m, at TIE on C Of the
IL rear OF WilIards Hotel. Other day. at his resi-
d Iioe, - North thaIi ss street, Baltimore.
kPECIALITy Tire. ment and care OF uer yous De.
bAity, aud all diseases arising from abuses of the
a;-fua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
PHALeN'S ssPAPNIAN LOTIONn
FOR
THE SKIN AND COMPLyx

ION
REMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRECKLEs
PInPLks, NOTE; BhCTGHES, TAN, ETC.,
fAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES l.. toe NURSERY Il 10 invaluable
FOR GENTLE ZEN afte- CIV VINCE b - no eaI a,
'PAPHIAN LOTION is the emily reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes of the SKIN
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN sOAPn
Tor the TOILET. URSERY and BATH, will rot
SFLOR DE MAYO.D
''FLOR DE MAYO"
NEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKYR
CHEZ EXQUISITE, DELICATE. LASTING
FRAGRANCE.
PHALON 4 SON, New York.
)eSU Sold By all Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

FIFTH WARD BUILDING AssoCIATION-Ao
adjourned meeting of citizens favorable O the
organization of a new building association, -
Be located east of the Capitol, was held last
evening at Dooiey's Hail, on Capitol Hill, M.
George +. g ulIck in the chair. A constituti IN
was adopted. taking the name Of the s.F ~
Ward Building Association" and the follow
ing officers Were electsd:-President,J James A.
TAFT; Vice President, ]. Fl. Sfailey: SECRETARY
w. L. johnson: Treasurer, George F. Quick
Direetors-R. ". Brun, V. F. King, Josapl
Tlye. j. p. Richardson, T.. NJ Ford, ] NJ Dtl-
ton, and j. H. McCutchen.
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CLOTHING. &c.

JUST RECEIVED
n EW STOCK yERCOAT
FOB GENTLEMEN,
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATs
ChlNCHILLA OVEkBOATS
MELTON OVERCOATS
BLACK REANt nvERCOATS
BLUE BEAVER UVEBCOATS,
OF SUPERIOR MAKE AND QUALITY.
Also, a full line
DOUBLE BREASTED WALKING JACKETS
STEPHENS &CO,
No. 80 PENNSYLVANIA AvESUE,
de l56tf betweep 9th and lo,b .trsa,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
BATOHELOB's HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reii able
instantaneous: no disappointment, no ridiculous
nnts; remedies the i'll ELECTS of bad dyes; inyso.
rates and leaves the Hair soft and besutifuI bdrS
oy6roicn. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers
and properly applied at Bachelor 3 Wig Fsctoy
NO. Is Bond Breet. New York. 10 S-eodly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
CITY ITEMS,

HAVE you BEEN TO HALLE Co e, iss Pa
aveape, between Sd and ~ stree-sl II Won
have not. we advise You 10 call and examine
their extensive and varied assortme at of ready
made Clothing for men AID boys. You viii
be sure TO fiud something to plelse YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
NEW EXPRESS LINE.

NEW EMPRESS LINE.
NKw YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE Be x-
TWEEN NkW WORN AND sxAEA
THE DISTRICT s&1k
This Company VIII hereafter run two StAamar.
o week,
Leaving New York every Wednesday t,a-
And every Saturday 81 u m
Leaving Georgetosn every Monday at 4pn
And every Thursday at Z. m
Freight received st ell times and forsardea a.
Lowest rates.
JOHN K. DAvIpsOs, Agent,
% Wa y ss-est IeorPetoxn
n ELDSiDGK / CO. AFents
b!e11Hdria
JAMES BIsD. Agent.
hrou 1lJ " AL street, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

AZ ClDRNT.-About l O'Clock to-day as VIM.
Johnson was a cending the steps le2ding TO
he upper rooms in the elst wing of The City
Hall, he slipped and fell, icing kno ked sense
les and having his head cut somewhat He
was attended by Or. Comb, OF the Sixth
Ware, and recovered sufficiently 10 be taken to
hi hIme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

LARGE SALE OF Rcir ESTATR.-Messrs
Hail & Ross, real estate brokers, corner Sew
enth end ID streets. have sold this week the
line mansion OF Mis-. Brown, on Fifth street
west, between . and streets, including the
90 join ing lots for the round sum OF SI9,OGj.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

DOCTOR J. II. THOMPSON Has REMOVED his
office ana residence from the FIRST Ward 20
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
teenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m az
from TO p m. Hours Of attendance az the
Woman's Hospital, from to = p. m. every
dav. Sundays excerted 103
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

BODY TAKEN IN CHARGE The body OF
Francis G. Mcnamara, who died suddenly on
Wednesday night of apopleXy, al $50 10th
secs, between T. AUD + streets, and upon
which On inquest was held yesterday, has beea
taken in charge for interment by the Masonic
!. aternItY of which he was a member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

TIE GRAND CoNCRRT.-The grand concert
for the benefit of the poor of this city, to be
given at MeiZerott Hall on Monday evening
rext, promises to be q fine enter tainment A
number of our mCst prominent citizens are
connected with the enterprise, and we hope
thai the cLai itably disposed will contribute TO-
ward its success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

Co1ypnNT1AL.-!esAs nea VIE hsve In
assiss q n:.ssd ne; 80. ga ss q 81
isssss Issl dseility e s1.snss q tIsr ssess
snv eiscnS thsmsevee under the trsetnsnt 81
q 5srusins THE secret frissd.R sent 70 ~
S s.sc.A. SSG s On. oHAHLn9 4. s1vABH z 90
SfMRAL NEW aOgs1s 70 RlNf ON CAP
vs1ine from so to 1fe per month. Apply to
LEY, =: A6kIsCN, Real Estate Agent, lst street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

FIRST ISSUE OF CORPORATION BoNps.-1.
". Hutton, cor tractor, received yesterday
81 $50 OF the new bonds of the city Of Was hing
ton-honds Nos. and , Of $1,000 each, and
n los. to % OF $50 edcn. These bonds were
paid 10 liz uidatt the Indebtedness OF the cor.
poratiCn to Mr. Hutton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

ELECTION OF MAsoSIO OFFICER Sat the
last s-atCd communication OF Harmony Lodge
Nc. L. zoe following officers Were elected tor
he ensuing ye1r:-Wm. A y ates, ". M: L NJ
SAunders, :. W; q. ) FITnin, ]. W: VIM =
B-jTn. Treasurer; ). +. Darlington, secretary
The following named gentlemen were elected
a officers OF La Fayette Lodge, NoIH-H
A Ehallon, W. NJ; L. b. MaetIrotty, 5. W;
ID 5. Jones, J. w; J. t. Clements, sem
TreaS urer; ". II. Fry Secretary
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. II, select
20 he followlng:-H. E Riley, w. NJ: John
leITny, :. W; II. A. Whitley, J. W.; T.
Thompson, Secretary; u. Hepburn, TT eas urer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARE

Essays for Young Men, on the Errars, Abuses
and Diseases incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and
cure sent by mail In sealed lie envelopes FIRE
o. charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P, Philadel pha, Pa. se N-an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

MEETING OF THE POLICE BoAPpat tho
meeting of the Police Board yesterday after
noon, applications for liquor license from the
following persons Were rejected. viz: Charles
M Hugh, James Donneliy, Michael Bre.n
james kaae. Private W. l. Lloyd and
Charles Bradenge ser, charged with conduct
unnecoming officers, We're fined SIS each Pm
y2'> John Madigan, charged with conduct uu-
becoming an officer. was dismissed from ths
force The It signation of Private Alexander
Skinner was accepted. Resolutions from Ris-
inr sun Lodge L. .. q. T., ST. AloysIus Total
Abstinence Society, and G. rand Lodge of + a
e. t, CoInpllmeDting the Board in refusing to
grant liquor licenses, were received anc ae-
ceptsC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

FOUND DEAD IN BEp-A colored man named
Bepj min Craig wss found deed in bed yes
terday morning at his house, on n street north,
between 4th ana 9TH west. Deceased retired
the evening before ia good health and spirits.
He leaves Il wife and SIX children. The coro.
ner was notified. hut 4. eued an inque1t un-
nece- airy, as the man evidently died from ap-
opieXy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

APPLICATIONS IN observation-disclosures
wishing TO apply for the benefit of the Bank
rupG Act, who cannot pay fifty cents On a
dollar Of their Indebtedness. should apply
before the LIST CT January, the time to which tne
operation of the fifty per cent clause of me act
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at.Law,
l,9 and Solicitor in RankruptcY CITY Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

GENrLRMKN's WALKING CoATs.-A large
variety on hend of blue, black, aud brown
Beaver; various colors of fancy Coatiny IS and
Meltons. and fancy aud plain Gas 5imere, =. Their
in suits or separately, at Geo. e.. Hennin,'s,
No. 51l tn street One Price Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

Extra Fine Old Xxx
Extra choice Old XXX
Extra Choice Old xxx
Extra Superior OLD NECTAR WHlSKIBS
Very Superior OLD CABINDT
Our stock OF OLD WHIsKI1e 10 unusually lsrr,
and highly improved By age. and our customers
may eonnds In ~ that the anrivalled QUALITY
everywhere acknswlsdssd Of our Old Monon sahels
Whistles shall b faIly maintained By a..
oc9 3m
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ovERcoATsl
ovERcOATS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

A FINE THINs FOR THE TEETH The frag.
rant Sozodont has taken very prominent
place among the most approved deptrifices of
the day. 1t is a very popular article for the
toilet, highly recommended by all who have
used 1t as beautifier and preserver of the
teeth, refreshing the mouth. sweetaning the
breath, and arresung the progress Of decay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-18

WANT SOME large square Feather Pillows,
Hair Bolsters. Bed Sheets, Com forts a nd Rlan
kets, Of all colors Where is the best place 10
purchase theml You can ind everything in
that line at Adamson's, 500 9th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-01
RADICAL PREPARATION.

There has been so much discussion as to
the truth of a certain dispatch published
a little while ago in the Tribune describing
a Rebel demonstration in New Orleans,
that we may as well state that il came to
us from Mr.. Thomas w. Conway of that
city, and we beg leave to refer TO him any
body who wants further information re-
speCting it-Nc0 York Tribune.
The certain dispatch" to which the
Tribune so hippantly alludes, was the
chief falsehood in the freshet of Radical
falsehoods, says the New York Express,
that deluged the country just prior to the
New Hampshire election, and was no
doubt the cause Of the Democrats losing
many votes in that contest 1t stated
that jefferson Davis was enthusiastically
cheered by a procession of New Orleans
fremen, who did not carry the American
flag in respectful numbers and style, and
that Gen Hancock and Davis were seen
riding together in a carriage The Agent
for the Associated Press in Orleans de-
MED the truth of this certain Dispatch
and called for the name of the author
but the Tribune was then deaf mute on
the subject Now that the designed
damage Of the fabrication has accumu.
lated, and the falsehood is everywhere
exploded, the Tribune conveniently
crawls out of further responsibility by
exposing its author, and the catspaw of
"the party Of great moral ideas"