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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

MsTRoPoLITAN POLICE BoARD.-The Board
held an adjourned meeting al as rooms, a. po-
lice headq uarters, last evening, when the FOL
lowing applications for licenses We're disap-
Murray. Martin Cady, NJ chael McKiIn, J. III
Middleton, John Pella, Frederick Stunning
Vim. II. simpson, Peter H. Reeves, Thomas
Morrow, Frederick Moelch, Henry SEWERS
Casper Rupert Michael Mailman, JnO Flan-
nIgan, John Holyschum, +. Hahn. Rudolph
BieifGs, Michael DonOhue, Marx O'Ho,loran
James Bigg.ns, Tim. Mccormick, Michael
Flynn, Geo. Schneil, Thomas higgins, WIN
Sweeney, X. j. Borden, J. j. Flanagan, Bar
ney Hart, Dennis Dunn, d wen NJ c q uade VIM.
Haggerty, Daniel McCarty, Michael McClrty,
HerrIlls, VIM. j. Watts, Mary McQmllan.
John S0uthey, John +. Murray, James Bar.
nett, James Mclaughlin, Frank Gallagher,
Taylor Il Dye. John Hartnett, Geo. Neide
Anna McArdle. George Wallacher, John Watt
John lmrie. Daniel O'Leary, Charles Parker
james Kane, Martin Raymon. VIM. r. Jack
SON. VIM. Henry, Patrick McHugh, Thos.
Flynn, John Feegan, VIM. Ryan, Francis
Armstrong, Pat. Corcoran, Barbara Wall
James Cole, Charles Hartman, Bartha Shea,
Darby Ghoen; Antoine Muller. Michael
Leahey, Hugh McCaferey, Ellen Martin, Fell K
Martin, Matthew Pepper, Barley Knox, Jno.
Cornigar, Patrick Collins, Jas McCarthy.
Frances Keough, r. A. Golden & Bro, John
MCCARTHY, VIM. Washington. Anna DOYLE
David WEIGH, Geo. A. ShekeIl and CHARLES
Eisenhute.
The resignation Of A. M. Sprague, of the
First precinct, was received and accepted, 70
take effect on the LIST Of December, and Sergean,
N a Austin was promoted to lieutenant
oiileers c. =. Crurnp and NJ. B. German 70
ssrgeants. The following were appointed OF.
nceis on he force; II. L. Chubbeck, John Lis
Somoe and Michael Towers. Robert Brown
vas appointed an additional officer for siI
months, TO do duty between Vermont avsnns
! north. "au " stree'
Presmoles and resolutions ENDORSING the AZ.
| ton of the Board In REJECTING Len eue NC
ceiyed from the Washington Temperance 80.
clety, ho~aI1 DIVISION, Sons OF Temperance
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MARRIED..

LATTlHORE-EATON. In Brunswick, n aine
Noyemb.r 18th, at the residence of the bride Z
father. by Rev. George 4 Adams FINLEY G.
LAI1IMORE. OF Washington, y. a., to Miss
SARAH T., daughter of Thos. Eaton, Jr., Of
BruHswick.
Rev: W. II. 1aney, FRhNCIs II. FSPEY to Miss
MINNIE e. MITCHELL, both of this city
THGMAk-EOSTER. On the c5th instant AT
the Church of tho incarnation by the Rev A l.
Lowry. RIeyet MAJOR EVAN THOMAS, u. g. A
TO JOSEPHINE DAG. FOSTER
TAlLOR-PHILLIPS. On the 26th instan. bx
Rev: John Chester- Mr JAMES TAYLORt1 Mrs
MARGABET PH1LLIPe, all Of thi, CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

NEW REPUELICAN ORGANIZATIONS
large number of the Republicans OF tue Fourth
ward held meeting last evening at the corner
OF +th and j. streets, for the purpose of organ
IZing an association 10 % known as The Repub-
nchn WoTkingmen Union, of the Fourth
ward. Commissioner !. II. Crane was called
20 the char, and James y. alley appointed
secretary. The Chair stated the object of the
meeting, and Mr.. Bowen am others commended
the purpose for which IL was called. M-ssrs
Crane and Johnson advocated days WORK, with
Sood pay. Mr.. Jefreys bitterly assailed the
present Council, charging them with unfayoT-
able acts towards the laboring man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

Of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
f2a Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. O.,
since 1861, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases of the
feet without pain or inconvenience to the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'M
mediately after the operation. Refers 70 the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands Of other responsible persons who pa
TonIze his establishment. Hours from a. m
to p. II. No charge for cons ultation at office
Calls inside al residences from 10 u. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

THE THANKSGIVING RIOT.-The riot on
Thanksgiving afternoon was quite an extend.
ed affair, and was one which came near being
serious one. 1t appears that when the pro-
cessIon was near the Wallach s. hool Building
two rival crowds Of colored men and bows,
who had been following the procession, came
IN contact, and after several blows had been
struck stones were resorted to, and for q time
they flew like hail. Acting Lieutenant Har-
bin, of the eighth precinct, was soon on the
spot with about a dozen officers, and did the
best to quiet the disturbance Officer Mes wee
blows on the head and face. Word was imme-
diately sent to headquarters for endorsements,
and when the crowd heard II they broke, but
four OF The rioters, named JOSIAH Hill, Eli How
ara, Wilson Grifhn, and Henry Watkins, col
ored, were left IN the hands OF the police Of
hcers Langley and Hamilton, also four coIored
men who were engaged in aiding the police,
were mewhat injured. Those arrested We're
yesterday dismi--ed by Justice Tucker, be-
cause no one appeaIe ed 10 prosecute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

THANKsGIvISG DISNER.-At two O'Clock
Inursoay, the pupils Of the Industrial Homs
SChocl, sth street south OF the canal partook
OF an excellent thanksgiving dipner-turkeys
.hckshs, pumpkin pies. &c.-furnished by
friends OF the institution, and il Is needless 10
say, the thirty pupils enjoyed themselves
hueeIy- lie rooms Were handsomely deco
Iat wl'n hags, flowers and evergreens and
tne serving Of the dinner was superintended by
III. 10 Ders OF the household committee Thers
IS IN connection with this school large work
ICON uhoer the supervision of Miss Lucinda
hess. IN which both paper and wooden boxss
CT various kinds are manufactured The
10: cher OF the school is Miss Emma Mason
Y no ms been most successful as q teacher.
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lSpIANA STATE AssOCIArIoS.-This Asso.
Grafton me- last evening at the corner of Louis.
ANA avenue and Sixth street Hon John u, De-
trees II the chair, and X. e. Ray secretary. On
motion, Nessrs. Z. T. Murray, T. VI. Gibson
and r. l.. Williams were appointed commit
tee 20 wait on Hon. Schuyler COIfax, ascertain
when II will be agreeable 10 receive a visit from
the Association, and 10 report al an ad iourned
meeting 10 be held on Monday evening At the
same place. IL was decided that the Associa.
Ton DE- made permanent organization for the
social entertainment of the members and their
families, and a committee was appointed 10 Sc
cure suitable hall for future meetings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

DOCTOR ]. II. THOMPSON HAS RBMovRD his
office ana residence from the FIRST Ward to
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four.
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, an Id
from to p. m. Hours of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from to Up. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

The SMITH LETTER BOx.-Mr. G. SchneI
der. man ufacturer. has lust finished siY NOR
OF the improved street letter and peyspaper
boxes, for which MIR. James ID. Smith the IN
Nehior' has recently obtained n patent They
were made TO order for New York and will he
M meciatsly forwarded 70 that city for use
fIgh'ren IN all have been turned ont by Mr.
Schnelder-six for this city, six for PhiIadeI-
pnia- ana tne latter six for New York Thew
nave been already described in the STAR and
as STATED. newspapers and packages not mora
them iA'0
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UMB1Ri LUMBERll

oAs1Ri LUMBER II
inches thick ~ nv - ~ nno
~ 2, ~, 5 and inches "a a. ~ IA
hS55 t "A do DO, q. I, 2, 5 and inches
a. 81 90 do, -, IL, and inches
ILOoSINssas - and 81 Virginia and 4. 8. PINE
SO - L0ORING. S"
sfISSSrssss ts,s4 "a and 81 WHITE PINE
JOiST ~ an "a SEQ Dis, seasoned
5000 Cvp sn,s.ssa from Y TO 30 feet long,
brands, from ~. ss ~. .sAINGLkS, Of different
lot 81 GfiI aias9st~snt Of LUMBER, ineasdins
ohAhnS, very low.
nos,m No D, JOS; J. l. LIBBEY,
N'' - "sser street, Geor aetown D. O
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PATENT CARRIAGE SPRING-We cheerfuIly
call attention 10 the advertisement of a p,,sr,
~ rIng Tor use on any kind of vehicle and in
vented by Mr.. j. NJ. Forrest IL is CHARMED
tLat ttey place the weight nearer the wheel
merely taking II away from the centre, and
requiring less weight Of material TO carry the
same burden. They have a horizontal notion
relieving The rider from any Jolt when passing
over rock or IN n / and aside from the adj.
FantSges mentioned, they are very ornamental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

AREESTED ON A TELEGRAM.-Malor Rich
ards- on Thursday, received a telegram from
John Lamon, chief Of the detective corps of
PhIladelphia- requesting him 10 arrest Henry
Alien, for passing a bogus check Detective
AeDeNnt- With assistance Of Officer Duffey of
the Second Ward, arrested Allen at 4 lager
Deer saloon, No. 2i7 Pennsylvania avenue
Yesterday. He Is now held at police head
quarters until the arrival OF ar officer from
PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

hOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
view OF the restitution Of religious services in
ne IocaIIty known as "HOoker's Division the
fonng Mems Christian Association have oh
Salbeo ne use of tue basement of the Old Wash
IheIoh Ihea;er, known as CarusIs Hall SER
wees vi ne held there tomorrow (Sabbath)
sLs. az - O'Clock. All who do not attend
Iehslous services elsewhere are invited 70
attend. 'cu W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

TIMELY RRLIEF FOR 1HRPoop
two, Mr. 7. t. Fowler, President of The 49, ~
Ington and Georgetown Ice Companv Mi
commence the distribution of five hundred tons
of coal 10 the poor Of Washin gton, A. cost 49,.
frcm his yard, al the lOth-street wharf To-,
hundred tons Of which are hourly expected Nv
the schooner Transit" winch sailed fro,n
Philadelphia on the 23d instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

APPLICATIONS IN Y.-Persous
wishing TO apply for the benefit Of the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on a
dollar OF their Indebtedness, should apply
before the LIST OF January, the time to which the
operation of the fifty per cent. clause Of the ACT
is postponed
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-Law,
11,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, CITY Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

IL Il Y q . o 8.
Great reduction in pIices-J0 cent ALPACA re-
duced to S75s cents, 75 cent ALPACA reduced 10
60 cents; 81 cent DRESS GOODS reduces to %
cents: 81 % BLACK ALPACA reduced to IS cents:
EMPRESS UI Otis redus cd from 81 % to 81; ali
shades FRENCH MgRINOES reduced to IS cts.
and 81 good quality and all coiors
All Goods sold for cash exclusively from the first
of the month. Call at
J. W SELRY co,
323 Pa. avenue.
no p It SIN IN side near 7th street
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noh-lm Southeast cor. High and
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
In BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF CoLuNBrA, 50
Atthe City of " ashington o q the 18th day of No.
venber, 1866 The undersigned hereby "a YES norice
that by order of the Court the second and third
meetings OF the creditors OF CHAHLKS a. HOW
said District, on the llth day OF December, 1853 AZ
~ o clock a m; at the Office of Sayles Brown.
Register in Bankruptcy for the purposes named i'm
the twenty seventh section Of the act of Congress
emitted " An act T. establish q uniform system 81
proved March 2. 1851. ~
GEORGE MASON, Attorney at Law,
III CITY Hall. Assignea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

SAVE YOUR MONEY and supply your wants
by going to liable Co.'s. under nited States
Hotel, TO purchase elegant suits OF Clothing at
the lowest prices. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

NEEDS ATTENTIoy.-The condition of the
alley leading from 7th TO 5th street, across 6th
and Intersecung Maryland avenue and q street
~ such a. TO need immediate attention. II is
constantly nlled with stagnant water, and the
whole width of 9th street extends 8 deep rut of
mud and water, WI ich makes II dangerous for
passengers or teams 70 pass over without great
care and watchfulness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

MARYLAND LASD.-Mr. John T. CLARK has
sold his homestead with 10 acres OF land stu
zied near ST. Lawrsnce's Chapel about one
mile from .essup's Out, Anne Arundel Co. TO
MI. Blackjack, Of Baltimore, for s-OOO Mr..
Blackjack intends TO erect fine residence on
the place and will make II = most attractive
country seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

IN THE POToHAC.-This morning, about s
O'Clock. as a colored girl, named HENRIETTA
Mcgee, was ende1y oriLg to e.ure a piece of
CrlitHood from The Corporation seawail, near
Browns wharf, she lest her balance and fell
INTO the water. The depth was only about
tU o feet ana a-half, and therefore not suffice
70 imperIl her life by drowning, though her
screams indicated great fright and attracted
thiiher large crowd, who soon lifted her on
ttrTQ ETlaQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

WORKING PANTALOoNs-Sheep's Grey, Ca
Diet, Oxford brown and blue, for 81 and finer
blue for 50 So Good, substantial Cashmere
aud Kersey PantaIoons for 81, 81 50, and 81, at
George q. Henniug's, No. oil 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

TIE REGISTERS DFFICE.-Tne Office OF the
City Register is now being enlarged, the wall
separating the room from the iire-proof room
ad coming being removed. The records are al
present stored In the fire. proof room IN the
basement, and the Register and assistants now
occupy the room opposite the NJ yor's ohic-
The enlargement OF this room has been needed
for some time, In consequence Of the increased
amount Of business Of the Office.
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ALEXANDRIA IrExs.-The Ga,.t, Of

ALEXANDRIA lTEN6.-The Gazette Of Iast
evening has the following:
Broken Leg.-Captain Williams, the polite
recommending, and gentlemsnly cond uctor Of
while getting aboard the six o'clock train, on
leg.
Roy Orerboard-A boy named Thom.. II
Price, from Washington, accidently fell over.
poaro from long boat lying ar Shoots lumber
yard, yesterday morning, but was rescued be.
lore De lad received any serious damage.
AndtoStda Boat CigL.-The AnaIostan Roat
Ciuo from Georgetown, In boatmen's dr.ss
paid VISIT to this city yesterday, in their
beautiful six cared gig, "Lightfoot.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

TIE ATTENTION OF the public IS respectfulIy
invited TO the very extensive sale OF famil '
hardware and agric ultuIal i'm elements which
Is now going on at the stone OF ]. II. Bartholow
Esq" on 9TH street, opposite Centre Market
commencing at ten o'clock, this and every day
until all is sald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

BLIND ToM.-Blind Tomb. the musical pro.
orgy of the age, whose performances on the
piano have challen ged the admiration OF lover.
OF music in the Old aud tue New World. com.
mences series OF conc >rt. at Odd tello VS. Hail
on Tuesday evening next, with matinees on
"Wednesday snd Saturday afternoons, a, half
past two d. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

SALk OF REAL EsrATE.-J. Il. Wheeler x
20, auctloneers, have sold part of lot 81, in
saSaIe ioe, fronting on II street north, between
Eth and 18Th streets west N Hsnry psroy o.
81 So Per square foot
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n + W 5.


Walls OPERA HoUsK-Last appearance OF
NJ. Hsl. N western The great original drama
OF Jack Sheppard" and the farce OF Day
After the Wedding
NATIONAL THEArRB-Last appearance of
Miss Msgzie Mitchell and MI James w. COL
I.r on " bich OCCASION will be presen ted the
beautiful drama of Little Barefoot"
PKoY A. v. :. SMITHS Art Gallery, 30l
PeppsyIVanIa avenue Several new pictures
now on OK oition.
OpD FELLOWS HALL Navy fard.-Fair by
the Ladies Rebekah Degree Association.
TEE LADIES Of the Sixth Presbyterian
church are holding a fair al Island Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

HEAvY DAMAGKs.-Messrs. Alexander and
smith have for a firm In this city entered suit
against manufacturing firm OF Pittsburg for
Hhon-fulhllment II contract laying damages
At $1,000.
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CITY ITEMS.

SS-OvEkCOArs-Ss-Ve heavy. Substan.
tial and good. Saks Il Co.'s, 517 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

IHk PA1EsT DOOR SPRING for sale by the
kor,nern rrooaee Company, on ID street
between lOD ana iltn, Is rapidly growing In 10
favor, II IS neat and durable. and oring f.aa ~
he ;op OF inr door Is entirely out Of The Wav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

BOARD OF TRADE-An adjourned meeting
OF the Board OF Trade was held last evening al
their rooms, but no business wa. transacted
for want Of a uorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

CENTRAL GRANT AND COLFAx CLUR-The
regular weekly meeting of this association was
held a. Union League Hall on THURSDAY even
ing, Gen J. ). CroCker IN the chair, and Major
G- W Welles secretary pro tem. j. Sayles
brown introduced resolutions relative TO the
question OF in partial suffrage; winch was laid
over for one week. Capt. Dougheriy offered a
Resolution providing tor the appointment OF q
committee of seven 10 confer with like commit.
t..> from the ysrlOus Republican associations
Of The city and District relative to making ar
fragments for receiving and providing suitable
quarters for delegations coming from abroad 10
take part IN the Inauguration ceremonies OF
President Grant, which was agreed 10, and
hessrs G. Dcusherty. T. X ". NJ Pherson
A 4. Clark. II NJ. knight. J. = Brown, g. NJ
an Buren, and l. Il. Williams Were appoint.
ed MaJor Wrlles moved that TO committee
should incur any 81 penss in behalf of the club
wtthCuf MS su hmIrtIng the matter the club
for oonsIo Grafton; which was agreed TO. Ad.
IOurned.
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REBIKAH ASSOCIATION FAIR-The fair =,
the Rebekah Degree Relief Assoc,a,,or ,ai1 OF
Fellows Hail, Navy Yard. IL stili in nr - zoo
and quite large assemblages are nirSfIr =,
attendance. All who attend seem 70 ~ ia
themselves The ladies have q nne a.sp,yy
ment of fancy and useful articles ON 81.
and those purchasing are aiding good causs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

A GRAND SACRED CoNcBRr will be given
tomorrow evening at Wallis Opera House, for
the benefit of ST. Matthews Institute, under
charge OF the Christian Brothers. The cele.
brated cantatrice Miss Jennie Busk, will
appear, assisted by an efectual chorus and full
orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

ASSAULT AND BATrKRY.-Jno Riley Henry
Wolf, and Il. &. DOnohue. soldiers, were ar.
rested by Officer Ofutt on The charge OF assault.
IDg Bernard LENS and Gustavus hatfield
with stones, cutting the former quite badly,
and Justice Lynch committed them TO ,aiI for
c0urt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

EXPLOSION OF COAL OIL LAMP.-As Mr.
=. Sehelder, OF this city, was about 20 retire
last nlght, the coal OIL lamp which he held in
Ms hand exploded, and envelOped the room m
names, seriously endangerine the lives Of Mr.
Schneider and his wife. The fire was ex.
ungulshed after great exertiOns, Mr.. y beins
badly burned about The hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

TIRE TURP.-Although Thursday was ad yer.
Used as the last day OF the races al the National
Course, race was improvised yesterday after
noon, mile heats best two in three, and the
stakes helng the gate money, between Iron.
sides. Big Mary, and fanny Allen wa.
won by the latter after an excitirg contest, Ri
Mary taking the first heat in 234I. and FANNY
Allen taking the other TWO in 2.3JH and 2S7l
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In BANKRUPTCY

49, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ss.
At the City Of Washington, on the Nth DAY OF No
vsmber, 1865: The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment as Assignee of II. n CHAP
MAN, in the City of Washington. within said Dis
ulct. who has been sdjudsed Q Bankrupt upon
bis own petition by the Supreme Court OF sad
District GEO. MASON, Attorney Law
no 2-law3w City Hall, Assignee q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

TIE FLOUR MARKEf.-Tbe following prices
have ruled for fiour during the week: George
town flour, family, Sl3asI& IS; extra Sa25a
ef2I3; superfne q; csust f1our, Sl1 75as1s.75;
extra, &s5oase.2s; superfine, s6-soae7.
RIVER FRoHr.-Cleared-Sca julia,
harms, Tor Whiie Haven, Maryland.
You've len will do well TO attend the lec-
tnre tonight on High street, below Bridge.
See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

GIrsEYs In RorTE-Yes,erday, small
band of .'GIpseys,' who have been camping
about Maryland for some months, passed
through the city, bound south. They had with
them three or four wagons, including a large
one rugged up rs sort OF parlor, and guam.
tty OF s.dorgs."
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~ BIULTUM Nv PARVO: a
- OR, TIE ORIGINAL FURNI-W
- NITUhE AND B0USk FUR n
~ NlSHIN9 EMPORIUM "
GREEN a. WILLIAMS,

GREEN WILLIAMS,
AT THE CORNER OF I'm AND u STREETS, No. $50.
We should scarcely deem It necessary to advsr-
ture, and Houssfurnishing Goods to the citizens
81 ON Wssshlnstnn, AleSandria, AMI Georgetown, as
upon Us a very liberal share Of their patronage,
Tor which they will please accept our grsteiut
IN the STRIVE p.a: ssS
viii please to continue to as the light OF their
Coming Gns i. to- w.ssca 1aS
wSrta very Especially invite them as well as
ing country, to cali and examine for tbsmselxes
our complete variety.
Zine Walnut ard other Parlor Suites.
Fine ainut Marble top, Painted Marble-top and
Fine Library, Hall. Dining Room. and Chamber
p,, fpMTnltI.e Of every deser,Ption;
Fine Walnut Estsssion and other Dining Tables.
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Hair, Cotton
and Husk Mattresses, and Bedding of every de-
Carpets in great yarietyTapestry. Brussels Three
oileoshs q every y VARIETY, rom =. 81. 81. s
Various st, les of Mating, He.rth Rugs. and Door
Large variety of Ornamen.ed Window Shades and
hxings with All other necessary articles in the
Now we do not give the prices Of our goods in our
otssrs but there Is one thing that We do know we
bought eur goods for cash, and can sell as low and
@eet in the district. Only call and 's examine
Multum in Parvo.
You win find . complete assortment of all the
above named goods at our BRANCH HOUSE, No
1Oo SEVENTH STREET west, between G and
Rsrsh in charge # xss' wXhsT
pIAHO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
&c: L. WILD, formerly Tuner of~-~
nnsbe 9, and subsequently OF Stein HTH
BkO.s Piano store, 4ss nth street. between Pa,
T. and street still gives especial attention
change. % 0-Iy
NEW BUOKWHEAT TLOUR.
Ney York BUCHWHEAT ILOyk. q Finest
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