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Just Received.

IEoN' all sises, iron axle-, wagon
] boxes, horse shoes, horse slipe na.h,
pots, ovens, skille,s, maslin kettles mud
stew pans, lrass kettles, odd lids, couna
ter scales, 81, lamps, and house furnish
ing ge0ds generally FOR sale eheap By
j II VAN HOOK.
Marshall Ie'y 3 'ds. niT-ii
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E-truy Notice.

= A-~tA'tAy NOtA;C.
TAKEN ~ BY Ass1is CAsat, a~i ~
! tsaysd tsfoss J. ". nlA,ss, J. + a
ssal' hay Horne, abo.ss sss ysass old,
the isfl hisd fsos Whit, brAsded On tho
len shoulder With The Aguss I. About
"a bssds high Appraised y ~.
n WACkHkIt, C1syk nc.
w q. 4 ha,Ass, ID c
Jans ~. -. s<s-n
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Lost Land Certificate.
fTlIE Headlight Certificate Cor 60
acres Of land, No -, issued by the
District Court Of Pamela county, Texas,
September Term, ISL to joel Lipscomh
!ins been lost or mislaid, and unless IN,
telllsenae Of said Certificate is received
q, dc place designated BY law, within
three months Of this publication We will
Amply 10 he Commissioner Of the eeuef.
al Land oIiieer for duplicate Of said
Certificate. .
:. T.. WASkOM,
MARY Il. WAskoN
July 3, 6s nss--es
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iiof. Charles u Stuart Jso " ste
AT Esq DR. X = Gibbs Dr. " q.
Thomhs, br y T. Reeves, ley. John
y. es, Rev II e Thweai, u u Me.sr-
sndcr.
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WIN. C. ALEXANDER. President

Cash issefs. Nag. lsGS, 2 1000,0O0 90
InnUai Income orcr.... 100000 %
Sum Isrrcd turing 81, ij23S eco 90
Number Policcs coro'ing
ADORE imouHt- ..... 10 lGj 90
Ar1ogc imouf q each
PaHey. .......... 1899 ~
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ESTRAN NOTICE.

TAKEN up by Joseph " slntrr and
| cstrayed before q K i,,l, j T.. -
small blaze faced bay Mare, about , or
6 years Old, branded un the left should
or with brand resembling the letler \
Appraised 1T S5j.
f. BLACKWELL CLERK.
By G. + bQiLEs. y Z.
July 8, 6s ni7-3t
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m THE Proprietor Of
Ss~SS .nr4.-y-.> this stable bsgs leave
z.ss. 49, - TO return hi. thanks TO
his friends and the public for the worry
liberal patronage he has received, aud
TO assure them that no pains will be
spared b merit its confidence lie H.
wcll supplied with Hacks, lisaFie-, and
Horses and is prepared TO convey pms
scnrcrs 10 all points, within reasonable
4 stance, NJ short notice
The Stable Is under the management
Of Capt. W. T. smith. who Is ever
ready Ia accommodate hia friends and
the public.
they arc well supplied with expert
oaced Holsters and Drivers, and spare
no pains 10 give satisfaction la 'set,
they promise to do more FEEDING and
give more RIDING for less money than
any other like establishment in Eastern
Texas Give then a trial, and they viii
prove what they pa.nisc 70 be true.
4 ~ BlAi.otk,
Proprietor
Marshall, Feb hS MO II
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A H. persons having any Law books
II or books u my kind, belonging To
he lale w u. q, hiltree, are requested
70 leaso Them at he Texas Republican
Office.
The attention u Attorneys Is special
iy called 10 this notice
MRS A. a urIiiLTHEE
Iuue ;, as ntt-im
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Just RECEIVED.

l,kE~ii Garden seed FOR ,ho gear
J. 1865, fron y. I.auircth a ron
Also two barrels Of Onion set-
Those wishing reliable Garden Seeds
ard oniso eei., will do we'll to cali on
the undersigned, al bis Is diree. from,
Philadelphia
A. SEARS
Marshall, Jan. II, %. nY3-tf
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BEOOk> iIOt 81,
Miam Street Shreveport Loaisiana
Y 'iiIs large and colmnodious boaar lea.
1 been renovated NED thoroughly repair
cd IN the mos, substantial manner auJ
VIII w a lee mouths la' enlarged to meet
tie Increasing demands OF ii,s public
The tfop,ie'nf pledges hlnls' u 10 bring
mio opposition 81 th' ,sia r,vr,n'.. e,.ssgy
aud means "a bi. t..mmf al To make II
attractive std enn.sftatip
imr b'ai cook. nnd ssH,rs xil he
s,urtd, and all lha tie msit,l sfiotd.
vii bc q iceiad H,t. ean, eud disp nsed
with hhcpliiy
mhl6u " Z BROOKS
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sp ~ ks~ssA Saith. ono
! ail. Ne.th-esss II El,s Yields,
and hstrsyed beforc Jos. II ssssssd, J.
= a rod eolosed ~syA Or, with some
white seots, Or > years ~. branded
s,.a ssfssisA ~ : Z \ krss.i. .asked
With = crop 10 ~ lstt sAs, esd IN up.
perbn Ia ths risht sss.
Z BLACkwELL, CLERK II, G.
June ., o. n45-st
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"*fFN"'N4I FfNNFT
Ma i A BIaaehe, pr J. Il. with
erspoon, DR.. sam.ou Earan.
nov Y-iy
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Golden Rule Bncampment, No. 10,
Tx. q. % f. meets at thcif Hall
[ BON Austin street on the lst and
my 2rd Thursday nights in zach
month Brothers in good standing arc
invited to attend
JOHN WlLEE, . T..
j. i. NArSSpriL. Scribe
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New Advertisements.
MANSFIELD g. nIobEE'S
Texas Tonic Syrup.
Every Poison has Us tn,i1otc.
ENrtX Oi.snse IL. lutr

4 RAPID and revor hliag oare mr.
~ Fever and Ague. OF ,hiilsgnd Fever
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SWse,M Notices.


MEETS ey,ry Wednesday evening,
at their Wiswam, in the Masonic Fcmais
Institute brothers in good standing
are invited Ia attend
W W iIEARrSILL, Sachem.
j II CHAMBERS, &. Of Il
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THREE FARMS FOR SALE !


Window Glass.
t-f received by A sen,s, n large ~
- Of sirst qnalisy NetuIly'. Window
6las~ Tho best brand IL the United
~tatoa a5i the Iree.t from btcaksgs.
AIso choice lot Of Lamps, Lamp
ehimneys, eoal Oh, SC, which will 10
sold At The loves, figure. according 70
ros' and qusiity ever o6ered in hi.
market, by
A SEARS.
Jaiy -, -b7. MIST
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This to,apany ISSUES rol'eic- On lives
on all the different plans and a, - favor.
able rates rs any other, while Il has No
restriction. IN regard Ia either travel W
residence, and all 10 profit. are d, died
annually among IL. policy holder. lu
policies arc all issued CA the non for
ieit'ug plan
!, "a prompt in the payment OF iu-, ca.
This Con- pasy renewed and continues
IT, iuroe. Life Insurance reiis.cs held by
the southern survivors OF the late war.
forming an exception. in this respect,
FROM the msloriiy, II not all IT. Eastern
companies, which, ~n,ic The war was
going On, refused 30 receive premiums,
aud thus preserve Insurance en- South
cru lises, but are nov soliciting south.
en- support The -. l.osts MWsWat
never, during tho whole prcgre.. u the
late cisil war, refused ts receive the pro
mlsm. on policies from ,ss Southern
policy holders
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Ersminiag Phps,e,ss --wm NJ Nc
rheoter., " u
Lsgdi lfrneys Cline " .Jam,son
consaiifag JcfaarB HIN flerur
Wright
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RsjcfeHcss --Coi u NJ. Johnson,
President Of Home Insurance Company,
Ne-srS Wals. A Boi- .eau. lr u Z.
tatlett l. y Carter, ! {. El-sner, Dew.
/. Tally, James " Howard, prory La
ey, and DR. Joseph Wilder, Rev X 4,
rrippett, y u. Gap, u. T. Ieasc"-v4lh,
Or u NJ Anderson, and Col " Il
shiyers, Shreveport, la
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MCMAHON = oriS, Geaeral Agents,
No ~ Madison 1t DeSoto Hlook
Memphi.. Tennessee
.sss.it..s Phsocis. --.i,r John T.
ltcigon.
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Two ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrRlIop.
PRNSION 0rYrCr Iulv 18th IaSs

~
June 1850 for the reissue Of the foilown nst de-
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby y giSe s
that at the date following the description Of each
u.s. NJ ccnn:ssns1 eH
Ne. H 6ss. for 80 acres, issued under the Act OF
March 5, lxs; IN TIE name Of Levi Whiting, and
VI" ~ er sa t5e AZ APri nsa Isaus.y T. 1888
March 5, 1855, in the name Of Mary Harman, widow
Of Peter Harman, and was granted March Is, 1857
No. 90 As, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 1855, IN the name Of Zsehous Phillips.
arc was granted November IS 1853. January %
No 70 ,ss4 for 40 acres, Issued under the act of
AZ, and was granted August II, 1855. February 5,
No. 50 $40, for leo acres issued under the act Of
ceased. February 8, 1853.
March ne If ths act
RGs Sf Sesssh Bay and
So p SIS for leo acres issued nndse the act Of
wss granted December q. Isas: March =, 1855.
efFIsdsrisk Miller, and wa. granted May Is, 1855
No. IS ss2 for 100 acres, Issued under the act of
March 3 1855, in the name of George p. Hamil-
ton ;S and was granted September "a, 1856. March
No. 6s51, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
was arsnt ted0 Jun. S March M , sso0os 'and
No. IA $50, for l60 acres, issued under the act OF
widow Of Thomas Howell, deceased, and mp~ Sa.
granted March ls, 1852. March "a. 1853.
September isso in the names Of william, Eliza a.
beth, and Sally Burdelon, minor children of John
BsTdeISn deceased; and was granted January 2s
No. ssois. for loo acres, issued under the act o.
other heirs law Of MsrCn jarvis ann ann
was granted February n, lSs0 March IA, 1853.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-During the present week
prayer meetings will be held under the auspices
OF the y. NJ. &. A. at the English Lutheran
Church, corner of 18th and II streets, from IL
TO I O'Clock. and also each evening in the rooms
OF the Association, over MetZerott Hall, from
Gto : O'Clock. The following is the programme
which Will be observed in all the principal
cities of this country and Europe:
Monday, January 6-Thanksgiying for spe-
cial and general mercies during the past wear.
TO nations, churches and families, and confes-
sion of sin
Tuesday, January Prayer for nations: for
kings and all in authority; for the Observance
of the Lords Day; for the removal of otsta
Giles IN the way OF moral and reli gious progress
and Tor Internal and International peace
"wednesday, January sPrayer for families:
Tor schools colleges and universities and for
sons and daughters in foreign countries
Thursday, January 9-Prayer for Christian
ministers and all engaged in Christ's service:
Tor missions: for Gods ancient Israel, and for
the coming Of our Lord Jesus Christ
Friday January 10-Prayer for the sick and
amieted; for widows and orphans; and for the
prosecuted for righteousness sake
saturday, January ll-Prayer for the Chris
flan Church; for increase of holiness and actiy-
ny, hdelity and love; and for grace equal to the
dniles and dangers Of the times
Sunday, January I2-Sermons. Subject.
SnIlstlan charity. Cor I3
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED SITES PATENT OFF

~ On the petition Of MARiNDA .sTARKs, Of
Genoa, New York, administrative Of the estate of
Isasc Starkss deceased, end Lyman Perriso, Of
Croeon, New York, praying for the extension Of Q
patent granted TO the said Isssc oEarks and Ly.
man perIigo the 18Th day Of ypLe; ls6a, fer An I'm
MAG chimes, for seven years from the expiration of
j 5n0 Rsssnf' which takes place on the 18th day Of
ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day Of MAY
next, e O'Clock n; and Al persons are
Why :s onsh not e y h'
AZ PerscRs SIlosinE the extension Are required 70
Sss 10Th !. ct least sscssiy day: before the
70 Be- ussd 81 tie aid hearing NUT BE- tsfsn srS
trsnsmitted in .sccordance With the rules Of The
once, which Will be furnished on spplication
IspSsicps and csh:S p.Is!: relied uIoa tssi
the the d.y q nssns; ne as9unsnfs, II any, within
ORDERED sss, tSst s1 ss sseics 3: ,ub.bsd .,
HsInhlicsn and ths intslliesnosr, Esshinston, B.
o., ana y the Advertiscr, AuburR. New York once
week Tor three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
ss1 ne e Do ct issst stFty dcXS Prseus to
es%w3H CopnissiopeF Of Patents.
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DROPOSALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
TON.

s..,.d Fots Lsa.srsc0,,S Ka.sa.: Nov; Is 1851
until Il ociscf the tn OF JHNukRY' o 1855
for the transportation Of military supplies during
March s. sss on the o, and ending
From For. H.rtsI' Kansas, For. Hays, k.a...
fs
the Missouri, on the Union Pacific Railroad. r. D.,
ns % %
Of Colorado south Of latitude 10 degrees north and
no Be- that
other points on the route to that depot.
ROUTE No. 8.
From Fort Union, such other depot As may be
established in the Territory Of New Mexico to any
pests stations that OF may be established in
may be esisnsted in the TERRITORY Of Arizona and
in the State OF Texas, west of longitude los de-
grees.
m From su s P4nt as may be DESIGNATED on the
Railroad, Z: B., 70 Fort Gibson. Indian Territory
military depot in that Territory. 'Disns0 10 the
The weight to be transported during the year
on Route No. 8. 900 900 pounds; and, on Route No.
D. 20ee 600 pounds;
Bidders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles at which they will transport the storesin
and ending March 81, 1859. 'n'As ~" - i'''
Bidders will give their names in full, as we'll az
be BY bond in the sum Of ten thou
sand sand $4,000 dollars, duly executed by two OF
tract is awarded for the routs mentioned i n the
proposal to the party proposing 1t will be accepted
and entered into, and good and sui cient security
FURNISHED by said party In accordance with the
Each BIDDER must be present at the opening o,
the proposals., or be represented by his attorney
The contractor will be required to Give bonds in
the blowing amounts:
On k kov1E No. No. :, $,SS % go.
evidence Of the loyalty and solvency
o. each bidder and person offered as security viii
Proposals will be endorsed - Proposals for Arm,
Transportation on Route Nos. 2, 3, or g." as tho
they comply with the requirements Of this adver
The party to whom an award is made must b.
;.Iy delay, and to give the required bonds for Ii,
faithful performances of the contract,
The right to reject any and all bids that may b
The contractor on each route must be in readi
ness for service by the rst day Of April, 1853 and
must nave place Of business or agency at which
ne may De communicated with readily. For Rout,
railroad as may be desisnsted as the starting pos
q the route; for Route No 8, at Fort Union, Nov
Mexico, or such other point as may be established
une depot, and for Route MOI at Leavenworth
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the con
tract to be entered into for each Route can be haf
upon apIlication at this oface or at the Office 9
Yer, G. r., and santa Re. and must sccompany Sns
b Fart Of the proposals. ,,..,o
dsltjallB co. II. Dept Of the Missouri.
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MEDICAL SoCIETy.-At the semi-annual
meeting Of the Medical Society, held at the
building of the Medical Department of the
Geor getown College, this afternoon, the follow
ing were elected officers for the ensuing
tel President, DR. Thos. Miller; 1st Vice
President, DIR. w. y. Johnson; 2d Vice Presi-
dent, DR. Thos. Antisel; Corresponding Secre-
taIy, DIR. L. Mackall; Recording Secretary, DIR.
W. A. King; Treasurer, VIM. Marbury.
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DIARIES FOR 1863, a valuable pocket COM
panion, containing Almanac, National Seen
rites, Stamp Duties, Rates of Postage, Differ
ence of Time, Distances from New York to the
principal places in North America, Presidents
of the United States, Blank Space for every
day i'm the year, Cash Account for each month,
Bills Payable and Receivable. Shillington,
Bookseller, corner AZ and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., has fry different kinds in various styles
of binding. Commence the new year with n
Diary z
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NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPOsrToRs.-The at.
tention of depositors of bonds and other valu-
able packages respectfully called to the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency. Hon
n. X. HI lburd, heretofore published. Concur
rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle
men have also been given. In consequence
thereof we do not feel justified in longer assum-
ing the responsibility of the custody of articles
Depositors are requested to withdraw such de-
post now in our possession, at their convent
ence, before the first day of January, 1868.
w. s. HUNTINGTON,
IL Cashier, First National Bank.
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kEsIGSATIoS AND APPOISTMEST.-Mr Ed
ward Pagels, for several years past tieketagent
NJ me Baltimore depot IN this city, has resigned
bis position TO connect himself with the Tner-
cantlie Interests OF Baltimore. His gentlemanly
Experiment and thorough business habits have
won Tor hun hosts of friends, who wish him
success Mr.. George L Pagels, who has been
employed IN the Office with his brother has
bern appointed ticket agent 10 I'LL the vacancy.
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DIED..

kORTS. On unday, the 5th inst, at a. m. =,
JEFF LRSON b. KOkTS, in the 4ith year of his
age.
The frie nds and acquaintance Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral on Tuesday after
noon, at o'clock, from his late residence, No SO
street south.
FEBREY. On Monday morning, January 9Th
At his r sdence in Alexandria county, Virginia,
NICHOLAS FEBKEY
HIS funeral will take place at his late residence
on wednesday, Jan Sth, at II O'Clock a m. The
friends OF the deceased respectfully invited to
attend.
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A BABE ISJURED.-On Saturday morning
Mr.. Elliot n clerk in the Post Once. residing
On New Jersey avenue with his family, went
down TO breakfast, leaving a child about six
months old IN an upper room, and hardly had
they seated themselves AT the table before the
cry was raised that the babe had spasms and
on going mp stairs they found that either the
servant or the other child had given il some oil
of cloves, and the skin was burned from its
mouth
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w. =. HUNTINGTON,
Cashier, First National Ban

THE ORIGINAL FRANCS PRICE LIsT.-Good
Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81, 81, 80, 80 cents,
81. Good White shirts from 80 cents up to
$3.50 Good warm Gloves from % cents up.
Cotton Socks, from cents per pair up and
all other things in his line cheaper than any
other house in this city, at 494 9TH street, be-
tween ID and T., three doris above Odd Fellows
Hall. Recollect No. 494 u,I91:
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BURGLARY.-ThIs morning, the grocery store
OF Mr.. j. T. Thompson, corner Of 5th and NJ
streets. was entered by burglars, and the in
mates were alarmed, when the parties ran
away; but not before Mrs. Thompson got sight
OF the operator, who made of. An alarm was
reised, and officer Kelly arrested a eolored man
named Chas. A. Coleman. who had been en-
pioyed IN Tire store, on suspicion Of the bur-
Riary
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICEs!-Contempla.
ting 10 change our business we will sell, for 80
days only, our entire stock of Mems, Youths
and Boys Clothing, at 25 per cent less than
our regular price Heavy coats for s. to $40,
all wool pants from 8 to Sc, heavy vests at
81, and all other goods in proportion, at Barr's,
corner OF 9TH and streets. l2,5I:
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Deputy Ouartermaster General,
lB @. O. n. Dept Of the Missouri.
do l-tjallB

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has obtained from. the Orphans Court OF
Warrington County, in the District Of Columbia,
Anthony porman, late Of Washington, d. o., de-.
ceased: AZ persons having claims against tho said
With the vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber, on
OF before the 3ist day Of December next; they may
otherwise By law be excluded frem all benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this slst day q
December, 1907, j. B. DORMAN,
js2-wsws Administrator,
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ELECTION OF OFFICKRs.-Frlday ight last
IN the First Ward, the following officers were
elected IN Seneca Tribe, No. n. Improved Order
OF Red Men, for the term of six months: Saehem.
X A Bassford; senior sycamore, VIM Lewis.
lnnlor sycamore A e. Baust; chief of records,
VIM Chase; assistant chief of records r.
Motifs; keeper of wampum, Geo. ID. Kenner:
prophet, Geo. ID. Kenner; representatives TO
great council; l. V. Orril, VIM. Chase, Thos.
z Webster.
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CITY ITEMS.

BoYs' UNDRR SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all
kinds; merino flannel do; Canton flannel do AZ
prime cost, to run of stock. A. Saks Il Co.,
sid It'll street, between avenue and ID street
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ZINE Is CARAT GOLD AMERICAN
WATCHES

American and Foreign; large lot OF GOLD ~
CHAINS; splendid lot Of LADIES' JEW, IN
style A rich assortment OF Etrnscsn Cold Lsdis.
yewelry, Diamond Sets, and Finger Rings; Gold
kinds The entire stock will sell fsrty Der cent
less than any other jeweler In the city. Every ar
ticie warranted to be what 4. represented;
i. ALEXANDER,
de 4-1ms 24O PennA ave- near 18th street
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ROBBERY OF JEWEL RY-On Christmas
morning, the Grecian Nj mister, Mr. Alexan-
dire Rio Rangab lost fr ON his rooms at 252 CT
street, seven badges of honor conferred on him
by different nations, which were valued at
$500. The case was given in the hands of De.
trcnve Me-Deyit, who on Saturday morning
arrested Olmstead Holloway. a colored servant
IN the house, and after a little pumping ascer-
tanned that he had sold the badges TO a jeweler
on T. street. near 14th street, who in turn had
sold them 10 another party. Holloway is held
al Headquarters
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 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
Office hours from a. m, to p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1851.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE!!.-A friend informed
us to-day that Smith Bros. Il Co, at their cele-
brated Oak Hall, asa Seventh street, are sell
ling off their immense stock, and making up
suits TO order, at prices that will astonish the
closest buyers. We advise all to give them a
call. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-06

LIGHT WoRK.-The police lieutenants renort
one arrest in the FIRST precinct. none in the sec
ond, third and fourth; two in the fifth-ona
fined . and the Other dismissed; seven m the
sixtb-two dismissed, four fined si7 and one
held for hearing. one in the seyenth-dismissed.
enc in eighth, Ton bench warranty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-06

"A NEW TEMPERANCE SoCIETY.-Yesterday
a new temperance society was organized by
Rev. Father +. L. Boyle, pastor of St Peters
(Catholic) Church, Capitol Hill. The title of
the organization was fixed as 81. Peters Tempe-
men Were elected as officers: President. Rev
Father Boyle: Vice Z resident, Rev. Father
Hendricks; Treasurer, DIR. Jos Walsh, Secre-
tary. Joseph Walsh. Jr- About fifty persons
signed the constitution yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-06

EOR SALE-2a 900 extra, choice, perpetual
4 blooming ROSES, PLANTS, &C., selected BY
myself from the best kinds at the Exposition Of
Paris, from where have just returned 1t is I'M
doubtedly the best collection and best plants ever
imported in America.
A. JARDIN, Florist,
. 18th street and N.
bloom betteI next Summer il planted now than in
the spring. NO 302ms