davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-12-11
ID
c OH lAL AID
FOR ST. CROIX.

DEN i Colonial Raadets Mode den lode
November 1868 fremlagte Udvalgs-BetRnk-
ming over Andraeendet fra Vprgerne for
den episcopale Kirke i Frederiksted on
ForhoIdene med Hensyn til Begravelser og
Betalingen for samme m. M, lyder saaledes:
UDVALGS DETERMINING.
Undertegnede Committee, der af Colo
nial-Raadet er udvalgt til at afgive Betpnk-
ming over ct Andragende fra Vergerne for
den Engelsk-Episcopale Kirke i Frederik-
sted ON Forholdene med Hensyn til Beta
lingen for Begravelser m. M, der efter de
girldende Bestemmelser udreJes af den
Engelske Kirkes Medlemmer til den Luz
therske Kirke og til Graver og Bedemand,
tillader sig herved, etterat have unders6gt
de Sagen vedkommende Papirer, deraf Gou-
vernementet har v2ret den t~ilstillet til AT
benyttelse, at afgive foIgende Bet;enknins:
|. Man henholder sig ganske til den
Erklering, der at EN- at Gouvernementet i
samme Oiemed i 1852 udnpvnt Commits
sion blew afgivet, at den Engelske Kirke
har fuldstandig 'Eiendomsret over de we'd
samme beliggende Kirkegaarde, hvorfor
nerverende Committee finder Diet en- lige-
frem Selvfolge, at der like kan p~aal@gges
den nogensomhelst Detailing enten til den
Lutherske Kirke eller til Colonial Kassen
for Aabning af Grave. o. skjondt for
nervarende It'd Sporgsmaalet iI>ke er reist,
formener man Diet dog rettest at anbetale
den samme Bestemmelse for den Catholske
Kirkes Vedkommende thi skiondt der,
som anf0rt i samme ovennevnte Commits
, 1868-12-11
$ Z. G & o TX A $.

sions Erkl~ring, like HAYES lovformeliot
Bevis paa E~iendomsret maa doc en- saadan
Ret ansees s~andsynlig, og en- lignende Fri
he'd ansees blllig.
Men paa samme It'd formener man, at
den omhandlede Af9ift, altsaa af samtlige
Kirkers M%edlemmer (med Undtag Ise af
den M+hriske), der har varet %tilstaaet den
Lutherske Kirke saa lang It'd. som Kund-
skab derom HAYES, like med BilIiehed Kan
fratages den, og man tilIader sig derfor de
foreslaae, at Gjennemsnitsbel0bet for at
sldste 5 Aar betales aarIig al Colonial-Kas-
sen til den Lutherst e'Kirkem med $50. 5Scts.,
denne Sum @fastsat efter undertaking fra
den Lutherske Kirkes VRrger, at Afsiften
for samtlige Kirker har yeret saaledes:
, 1868-12-11
For Frederiksted:
S1O9. So.

500. so.
III. Med Hensyn til .Betalingen til de
ansatte BedemHnd for Invitationer til Be-
gra elser, skj0nner Committeen, at der like
behoves nogen Forandring indf6rt, da Diet
beroer paa Enlver selv, hvorvidt han vii
benytte Bedemandens Tjeneste eller like,
og da Diet efter Rcgulativet er tilIadt En-
liver at benytte sine egne Folk til at ind
hyde.
Detailing er aIdrig krTvet for Opvartning
we'd Begravelser, uden samme er onsket.
Christiansted 28de September 1868.
G.. WILLEMoEs, G. SARAUw.
Formand.
HUGH MACMILLAN,
Ordf0rer.
, 1868-12-11
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
COLONIAL COU Gil
FOR ST. CROIX.


The Committee Report on the Memorial from
the VeStry and Wardens of st. Pauls church,
FrederikSted, respecting interments and the
payment for them &c, which was laid before
the Colonial Council in the meeting on the 10th
November 1853 runs as follows:
COMMITTEE REPORT.
The Undersigned Committee, charged by the
Colonial Council with reporting on a memorial
from The Vestry and Wardens of the English
Episcopal church, Frederiksted, respecting the
payment for burials &c, which according to
existing regulations is made by the members of
the English church to the Lutheran church and
to the Gravedigger and Undertaken, begs leave
to render the following report, after investga-
ting the documents appertaining to the matter,
which have been furnished by The Government.
|. The Committee refers in toto to the de-
~claration rendered in 1852 by the Commission
then appointed by the Government for the same.
purpose, viz: that the English church has full
title of possession to the churchyard attached
to it, wherefore this Committee considers it a
matter of course, that it cannot be charged
with any payment whatever to the Lutheran
church or to the Colonial Treasury for opening
graves. And although the question is not at
hand, the Committee considers it proper to re-
commend the same rule for the Catholic
church; for although-as stated in the said
, 1868-12-11
81 1852. IS.

hvorved samtlige Kirkers Medlemmer /
paa lige Fod, nemIig Ffihed for Detailing
for G~ravpermitter.
We'd Udlrgningen af en- ny almindelig
Kirkegaard, som ansees p latrangende nod
vendig snarest muIiot, MATTE Detailing er-
legges at samtlige Menigheder til Colonial
kassen, o-saa af den Lutherske, on end
Grave MATTE tillades aabnede paa dens
nuvferende KirNegaard.
II. Betr@fende Affgiften til den Luther
ske Graver for virkelig at aabne Grave for
mener man, at Ell FOrandring burde fore
tages saavel for Frederiksteds som for Chri-
stiansteds VedkommeHde,. 90 man tiIlader
sig at f%oreslaae denne saaledes vedtaget:
/. For en- Planter, Kj6bmand, konSelig,
civil eller militrr EmbedSmand, deres
Koner og Born, forsaavidt de Doe hos
Manden elIer Faderen, og o~verhovedet
enhver Person, der efter sine LivsviIkaar
kan regnes til samme KlaSse SIS. 20.
2. Andre Borgere 90 Indvaanere, SAINT deres
Koner og Born, og overhovedet enhver
Person lignende Livs>ilkaar, SAINT for
D0ludlef OF OflO9SllldlTOSef ..--. %, %UU.
3. ALE af ringere Formues-O mstrndig-
heder 81. 80.
men forsaavidt samme udredes at Diet
Onentllge- w.
For Born under 10 Aar betales Diet Halve
at forestaaende Summer.
Da imidlertid de nuverende Embeds-
m@nd i en- lang Aar-R rkke have vtret
ansatte deres Shilling med Indtr9ter efter
den nugj;tldende Taxi, MATTE Diet ansees
billist, at der af Diet Ofentlige t~iIstaaes
dem en- passende GodtgjoreIse, der MAS ee
kunde beregnes saaledes Gjennemsuits-
tallet for de sidste 5 Aar af de Dode af
liver Klasse q antages at ware B0rn) null
tipliceres med Diiftrentsen at, hvad der nu
e~rlegges og. at hvad der efter den nye Ord
ming Vide e~rlH9ges, saaledes:
lste Klasse. 2den Klasse.
v0zne Born v9xne. Born
hidtl betalt So 40 81 20 50 % ST. 60
sal betales. 500 2 SO 2 800 | l2Er>
DiHsfen'' 8. 20 70. 70 s. g s0.47A
, 1868-12-11

De modtagne Lister fra Graverne i Chri-
stiansted OF Frederiksted udvise f6lgende
Antal D0dsfald:
, 1868-12-11
'99eS, SaaiedeS
2den Klasse.

q bet anforte Tai for 2den Klasse er MeIemtaIlat af 2den og
3die Klasse efter den nye eventuene 0rdnng, da der den
hidtil gjaldende Ordning kun fndes 2 KAISER.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georyetowu.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining m the post on or,
GEORGETOWN, ID. G., January q, 1865.
Lcdies' List-Burrows GENEVA, Carter Sarah,
Deltz Anna Elizabeth, Diggs Nancy, Hunter,
Susan, Jones Anna Elizabeth, johnson Maria.
johnson Miss Mary, Ldey Miss Mary, Leach
mrs. Eliza J, Nash Ardella (col,l Prather Mrs.
Mary A, Humphrey Anne T. Peters Lizzie,
Rogers Maria B., White Mrs. Robert, Wash
IL gton Louiser. Walters Marietta.
Genaemtn's List.-Capt. Chas. Alien. Thomas
BOND, John Bereis, Capt Robt. Eaton. John r.
Green John Geaney, Jas. T. Holmes, John n.
Hood, Jas. Howard, John Harte, Capt. Thomas
W. Hearn. VIM. III. Harrison, Thomas johnson,
WIN. II. JaTooe, Michael Jones, Howard
Jeffvey, b. =. Kearney. Micle Long, Henry
Mlddoun, Robert Mckenny, Capt A. ]. Il.
Newbury, John O'Bannon, Orrin =. Ormsbee,
ferdinand Robinson, Henry Rockaway, =.
SamStag; Samuel Thursby, Herslon Thomp-
West, W. j. Walters.
ABOUT A HoG.-Mr. u. ID. Tompkins, in
charge of the corralls, near the Eastern Branch
park, having purchased a hog. which he had
slaughtered. had il stolen from HIM. The thief
took the hog 70 Mr.. John Thecker's store, on
Bridge street, TO whom il was sold Mr. T. was
requested TO step up 10 the police station TO ex-
PLAIN the matter of receiving stolen goods.
whiC b he did. and the hog was returned 20 its
owner. and the case dismissed, Mr.. Thicker
being ont of pocket the price of the hog.
TIE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-At the regular
weekly meeting of Potomac Division, Sons of
Temperance, held last evening, after the trans
action of the regular business of the Division,
speeches Were made by Mr. L. f.. Bolster, of
Equal Division, and o. X. Harris, of Metro
politan Division.
VISIT TO DECATUR IopGE.-Delegation
from The several lodges of knights of Pythias,
headed by martial music, came over from
washington last evening and paid fraternal
visit 10 Decatur Lodge. Knights of Pythiae,
lately organized in Georgetown. at their rooms.
in Forrest Hall building; where they were en-
tertaIned in pleasant manner.
For THE PooR.-The proportion of the pro-
ceeds of the poll men g ball. allotted To George
town, is $3.50; which is 10 be distributed among
the poor here.
GETTING OFT ICE.-The Washington and
GEORGETOWN Ice Company, which is cutting ice
from the Little river, on the opposite side of
Analostan Island, had workmen engaged all
last night storing and cutting, anxious are
they 10 procure a supply while it lasts. One
hundred and twenty cakes OF ice are put into
their ice house each minute.
THE AssEssMRNT.-Che board of assessors
have finished the work of assessing the i'm
provempnts made through the town during the
past year, the amount being Sl62,0Ng which.
added 10 S5,+79, s56-the assessments of the prop
erty OF the town for the past year. without the
mproyements-makes the assessed value of the
entire property of the town S5,6i1.936
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LIMITED STATES MAILS.
VIRGINIA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WxcurHnrnN January q 10

WASHINGTON, January 2, 1855.
Proposals will be received at the Contract Of
fee OF this Department until p. m. of March
81, 1858, for conveying the mails of the United
State Of Virgins on the route. and by the .chea
ules Of departures and arrivals hereinafter speci-
m From ss Island
Leave HoTntoxn Monday, wednesday. and Fri.
tssSs sn sSs.ss
day. and Friday at a m;
os from ns9S Soassss.n Aooom.e. c.
H., onancock, savsgsvilie, Pungoteaeue,
town, to Eastville. So miles and back. three
Leave Hcrntown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
Arrive q Ess,viile BY II pm;
Leave Eastyille Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at Horntown by 69pm
Aus m nE and basH, twice sp0' week 20 springs
Leave Trevillainis Depot Tuesday and Satur-
A qak 81 At Green @s Spring. SPIN;
Leave Green Springs Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Trevillain's Depot by loam
4704 From Newport, by Salt Pond, Weisigers 3, and
80 miles and back, six times a week from is,
June to 3oth September, and once week from
From LIST yHne TO 30fh September.
Arrive Al Salt sulphur springs daily. e. Z :,
Monday. by l0a M;
Leave salt Sulphur Springs daily, except Sun.
day, at p N;
Arrive at Newport, except Monday, by 10 q m
From LIST October 10 3lst May.
Leave Newport Monday at m;
Arrive at Salt Sulphur Springs next day by II
Am;
Leave Salt Sulphur Springs Tuesday at m
Arrive at Newport next day by 10 IN.
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly know n as the test oath, and to
ecute contracts in the form and manner pre-
scribsd by Law and the regulations of the Den
ment.
For further and fuller particulars as to the con
ditions to be incorporated into contracts. and Of
the liabilities of bidders, reference is made te
the pamphlet advertisement, OF the date Of 0cto
Der 81, 1856, inviting proposals for carrying tbs
mails Of the United States in the State Of Nir.
giRa, which can be found ut the principal post Of
hoes.
Proposals must be sealed, superscribed small
Proposals for the State of Virg inia and address
ed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General
Contract Once" ALEX. w. RANDALL.
ia hlaw4w Postmaster Gen eral.
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MARRIED..

REILLEY-McGRATH. On the 2lst instant by
the Rev. Father Bokel, of st. Dominick's Church,
JOHN Y. REILEY TO Miss n. j. MCGRATH
both ofWashington. ID. G.
KING-GIBBS. On the 18th of January, 1883 by
the Rev. VIM. II. Lsuey, BENJAMIN q. KING,
Of Washington county, D. c., to FANNIE l..
GIBBS, eldest daughter Of James l.. Gibbs, ESQ
Of Mont gomery county, Md.
WORTHINGTON-ANDR On the 18th inst
at Trinity Church, by Rev. Mr.. Addison, JOSEPH
s. WORTHINGTON, of the Pension Once to
SARAH L. ANDRUS, Of Washington county.
daughter Of George Naylor, deceased.
Trinity Church. by the Rev. Mr.. Addison. EU-
GENE NJ HAMMOND, Of New Market, Frederick
county, Md, to MINNIE O., second daughter OF
Milton NJ. Welsh, OF w ashin gton. D. G.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WASHING ToK, January 10, 1863

On the petition Of JAMES L, CATHCART, of
Georgetown. ID. O.. praying for the extension Of Q
patent granted to him the 18th day of April 1854.
for an Improvement in Attaching Propellers to the
Driving Shaft for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of
APRIL i SSs.r.d TIA. thu said ,s,,,,on n. 49,
the Patent Office en- MONDAY, the 3Oth day of
March next, At u O'Clock m; and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
set forth in writing, at least days before the
day of hearing; all testimony nled By either party
transmitted in accordADce with the rules Of this
ONCE, which I'll be furnished on application.
testimony, must be filed IN the once iscesfS DAYS
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, il any,
: Ordered. also. that this notice be published in
the Repu blican and the Inteligsncer, " ashington
week for three successive weeks; the first OF said
publications TO be At least gxty days Pre- yious
j. ISL awsw Commissioner Of Patents.
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WORK COMMESCED.-The preliminary ar.
rangements towerds pulling down the old pen
1tsnuary buildings Were lnaugurated this morn
ing. About one hundred hands. composed
equally OF whites and blacks, assembled at the
Arsenal at O'Clock, and, having been assigned
10 duty, went JOyfully to work, many of them
wearing lighter hearts At the prospect of sup
plying the necessities and contributing to the
comfort Of their families, than they had for
some time past. The Job, it Is thought will last
tall the ensuing fail. and IL Will BE- the aim of
the superintendents 10 continue operations
without interruption. While the employment
OF so many needy persons lie s. source of much
cOngrafulauOn. yet the fact that there are SO
many hundreds OF others unable 10 procure sit
nations, casts feeling of sadness over the hu-
n n mind and should inspire all who have il
an heir power 10 put forth every energy TO help
the unemployed. II Is estimated that from fiji
teen hundred 10 two thousand laborers have
made application for the one hundred situations
10 h. hILsd IN pulling down the penitentiary
buildings since the announcement that work
was about being commenced there some tour or
five days since.
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NOTICE TO SPECIAL DKPosTToRs.-The at
tention ofdepositors of bonds and other valu-
able packages is respectfully called to the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency, Hon.
H. X. Hulburd, 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. 5. HUNTINGTON,
III Cashier, First National Bank.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

TT BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Il HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 22d
day of January, A. D., 1858, warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of D. A.
TkUAX, of the City Of Washington, of said
District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on her
own petition; that the payments of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to
such bankrupt, to him for his and the trans.
FER of any property by him, are forbidden BY law;
rupt, to prove their debts. and to choose one or
more assgnees of his state. will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy to be holden at the City Hall in the
City of Washington, before ] Sayles Brown, Reg
ister, the 18th day of February A. D., 1863 at IL
o'clock, o. m. DAVID s. COOLING,
U. 8. Marshal, d. c., as Messenger.
January %, 1868, 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

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 1861.
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DIED.

WILLIAMSON. On the sd instant in the 73i
year of his age, JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. native
Of BIancaster England and for the last AZ years q
res idebt Of this city
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral on Sun
day, goth instant at m, from his late residence
No. 44O NJ street north, between l3th and l4th SITS
west. ia g. Tn So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

THE GREAT CLosING-oUT Book SALE, al
private sale, closing each evening at 6 o'clock,
at $40 Pennsylvania avenue, under the Metro
politan Hotel, will be continued a few days al
astonishingly low prices. So rich and varied a
stock was never before offered In Washington
1871: WIN. L. WALL Co., Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

NATIVE WINE BITTERs IN THE SLEEPING
CART was buzZed around as a good Joke at
early morn in the sleeping car arriving at New
York from this city, when a lady of true nerve,
though in delicate health, drew for a strange
looking yet beautiful black bottle. With dig
nifty and independence always ornamental to
the sex, she filled a wine glass and drank its
contents with perfect confidence as TO the good
results. All manner of bushes, whispers and
inquiries were thus handsomely answered by
her: 81 owe the gradual improvement of nv
health, and perhaps my life itself. to the eff
hciency of Gautier's Native Wine Bitters."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

COCAINE FOR THE HAIR is renowned as the
best Hair Dressing and Invigorator in the
world. Asthma.-No remedy equals Whit
combs remedy for Asthma. To housekeepers-
Ask for and obtain Burnett's celebrated Cook
ing Extracts. The purest and strongest having
the pure flavor of the fruit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

$4,000 WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES for WIN
ter wear, at very near cost, TO make room for
an immense stock of spring goods. Come early
to secure bargains, at George Ii. Wilson's, late
of the firm of Burns & Wilson, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, 9TH street, No. SOP, second block
from the Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

ROBBERY OF A SToRE--Yesterday morning.
the grocery store, No. PSF Il street, between 2d
and Sd streets owned by Mr.. John Mc(iraln.
was entered BY way Of the back window, and
robbed of 10 pounds OF cheese, loaded revolt
yers, pair OF boots. 65 pounds of tobacco, $50
IN money $50 pounds OF @gars, and many ether
ARTICLES The robbery was made known to
LIE nt- EcklOf, who put several Of his men 10
work 20 look up the case. Oficer Jacobs aseer-
tanned that the greater portion of the goods
were slowed under a house near the corner of
I'd and g street. occupied by Mrs. Jennie
johnson, and she and Charles. Kennedy We're
arrested. and the officers proceeded 10 remove
fhe goods 10 the statiOnhOuse, and while doing
so, they noticed a cOlored man named Robert
Green watching them, whom they arrested, as
also Vim. Gordon, jas. Garter. all coIored
The parties had hearing before Justice Walter
yesterday evening, when they were all COM
United 10 court. Mrs. johnson for receiving
stolen goods, and the others for burglary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

ATTENTION is called TO a notice, in our co,-
umns, of a meeting at Temperance Han ~,
iZatiOn Of the Second Washington COOPERATIVE
Building and Deposit Association. 1t will ha
organized upon the same plan as the first Asso
ciaiion OF that name. The many applicants for
membership 10 that Association, since all the
stock was taken, will now have an opportuni-
~ 20 crafty their wishes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
CITY ITEMS.

THE TREASURER of the Proyident Aid Soci l.
ETY. has this day received from Lieuts. J. +.
Kelly, Alex. TAFT, and A. Ecklof, committee on
the part of the Metropolitan Police, the sum of
S2,3e5.s1, the proceeds Of ball given by that
corps on the night of the 18th inst:
From Lieut.. Eckloff. S693: Lieut.. TAFT. s317;
Lieut.. Skippon, S313.75; Lieut. Hurley, S2ss;
Lieut.. Milstead, S2i2; Lieut.. Gessford, s2I7;
Lieut.. Essex, SIS; Lieut.. johnson, SIS;
Lieut. Noonan, SOS; Lieut. Kelly, siao; hat
room, SAC 81; sale of refreshments. sI2; Officer
Dubois, s1675; the barber, SIS; DIR. Nichols, S.
amounting to S2,74l6. Less incidental ex-
penses Sl30.50. and amount given to force in
Georgetown for sale of tickets in that place,
SIS; making S31s.30. Total amount received
S2,3a5.s1. ALEX r. SHEPHERD, Treas.
January %, 1865.
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"A G o ca R D.
JOHN b. WHEELER CO.,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,

NO. OF LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Sixth and Seventh streets,
Opposite Seafon House,
will give prompt and careful attention to all
business entrusted to their care, and guarantee to
their friends and patrons the best market prices
for sale; and therefore, respectfully solicit call
from persons about to sell, believing it to be to
their ad antage.
Terms; AS now fixed by law, unless special rates
shall be agreed upon.
We can give special references, bv permission, to
prominent members of the bar and Resident mer-
chants, If required.
We have am pie storage room, which can be had
at reasonable rates. ia l4.f3tNeo2w
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LARCENY OF CLoTHISG-Last night Hamil-
ton Smith took from the rooms of Mrs. Thos
Dorsey, on Pennsylvania avenue between 9th
and eth streets several articles of clothing, and
was arrested by detectives Coomes and NJ iller,
who held him at headquarters for a hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please lef We their orders st No. 122 East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN COG6INs, Agent
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A NUIsANCE.-In nearly every paper we
take mp We see some glowing heading, as - An
other veto from President Johnson or THE
mill between Aaron and Collyer," and TO end
of with an advertisement of some patent med
icine. In justice to our readers, we would say
don't read any OF those sort of captions, and
you won't know that George c. Henning has
removed his One Price Clothing Store TO No.
IL 9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

INSTRUCTION IN Vocal MUsIc.-It will be
seen by an advertisement in our paper to-day
that a class for instruction in vocal music will
b formed tomorrow evening in the Lutheran
Church, corner Of 18th and III streets, 10 which
AL who wish 20 take LESSONS are in vited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

The SKATING PARK.-Yesterday afternoon
the ice on the Park was in splendid condition,
and AT three O'Clock the nag was raised, giving
the smooth surface, and by night there were
hundreds enjoying the sport TO the music Of
the Fifth Cavalry Band, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city
at his popular store, 49i 9Th street, between 1
and f, three doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Recollect the NO.-494. II. 19, 1;