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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23

The Singer
SEWING MACHINES.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co. IS
| NEW FAMILY MACHlNE--No other
family Sewing Machine has so rapidly won
fayorin the household. The very large sales
of that popular machine, as SHOWN by official
returns far exceed those Of my utherconpany
and this fact or result has been owing To its
real merils--heuce It's great aud growing pop
ularly. II is simple IN construction. easily
operated all it, paris iding smoothly aud
noisele.sly along liable 10 get out Of order
has cupacity for great range and variety Of
work, sewing all kinds Of cloth and with all
kinds of thread and with the Numerous attach
mcntg for hcnming COrding tnckiug, quitting
trimming, binding. braiding, &c, and embrol'
dcring Of many Ingenious tasteful and difficult
designs, is the most perfect ofall family sewing
machines \ one who will take the trouble
10 examine the merits 0I the different machines
claiming attention. can soon discover whether
we claim too much for ours 1t would avail us
nothing 10 make the above assertions il we were
not ready 10 prove them, aud all we ask is u
trial for observation alone can Justly convey a
clear impression OF the many kinds Of work OF
which our SEW FAMILY MACHINE is capable.
THE FOLDING CASES,
Which open with spacious tables tosustain the
work aud which fold into tables or boxes 10 pro-
trct the machines, when not In use from dust
srd mcddlcsome fingers are made from choice
woods cmbcllishcd by pleasing designs thus
MAXIM Our new Iamily machine not only an or
namenlol piece OF iurnalu:e, ont III some OF Tue
more claooraieIy hnlshed machines WORK OF
rea! ant ,,,,,,,,,,,
IHh AIIAChMENI
or orr new family machine, above referred 20,
are not only numerous, but highly useful for the
purposes for which they we're intended They
need only trial to show their great value
Among the most recent of the attachments is
the
EMBROIDERER.
Ornr Ifir.rop, attachments of our now family
machine which have secured the attention and
gnnr,y,I Of our customers that cmbrnidpring,
,ikn tbo Hrnmnr ia one of the few Instruments
which viii most pleasc and satisfy The observer
nr n. rs,I volpc II ia sn simplr in structure
tbot onv one who can sew ON our machine can
,so o,d wi,,nnt instruction II movh he al.
tocbnd ia mr. detached from tl,e machine in an
ins,sa, Wi,hont a lenr,hy description, and
rypn ,lcn n Void be Difficult Il, describe the
,rcat ynrirtv oryork tbot his lille instrument
Eli 40 Tho reader mug moi supnosc ,bot
What we sneak offs a mere chain stitch opera
Hon Which Is sometimes bumoronsly termed
o,,,,ro,Jcry IF i, sirrJ. ,hrne chlnrs If nnv
Limd nr,Lyo,d nov Ee n,cI nj anv ono time
" ", ,T, cmIors mr. tIroaJ mn, he changcd nj The
u,ill. If tho nnrratnr hy r.moying Inc sp,ols in
use and putting others in their stead thus as
many or rs few coIors may be used as the opcr.
a'or wishes w 'hG t'l","''u''s W Wy E',nth'
great variety OF iesulS are P."on'tI ny 'he
ilanner III "h.eh 'nc 'i"S'on' "re I'gulGi,cu'i--
Evening star., 1869-12-24
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

An inhammatory proclamation has been cir
culated in Havana, calling the citizens to arms
in the cause of the insurgents The authorities
have searched many suspected houses. and forty
well known citizens have been ordered TO leave
at once for Spain. The tenor OF the news from
the interior is represented as being unfavorable
10 the Cubans.
New York and Brooklyn are on the eve az an
other Swin milk sensation. Mr. Bergh, President
Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals, has made a report TO the Board OF
Health in regard to the feeding OF cows upon
the refuse of distileries, and an investigation Is
to be Immediately started.
Yesterday afternoon the mail train east on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad collided with the
Cincinnati Express west, near Burton, w. Va.
Engineer McGahan, Fireman vineyard, and
Baggage Master Rose were seriously injured.
No passengers were hurt. The trains are per-
feet reCks-
The National Land Company have sold land
along the Kansas Pacific railroad from the 1st of
January to December Sth valued at ~ ,0s5. .SS2.
Since the latter date S1t,5 900 worth more land
has been sold to a Scotch colony.
meeting was held at st. Louis last night 70
take preliminary steps for a worlds fair in that
CITY in 1S72- Mayor Cole presided A commit
tee OF ten was appointed 10 consider and report
on the subject.
The Spanish war steamer Isabel Ia Catolics
has arrived at New York from Havana to con
yOy the remainder of the gunboats.
Olive 4. Morgan. the murderer of John Petri
was hung at Terre faute, Ind, yesterday. HI
met his fate with indifference.
The Spanish gunbOats entered Hampton
Roads, Virginia, yesterday morning, but sool
went out again.
Navigation south of St. Louis has been close,
for the present. The river is full of floating ice
Evening star., 1869-12-24
DIED.

MARTIN. At Washington Asylum. on the morn
ing Of the 24th inst, CLARENCE PERRIE, infant
Fl Joseph ;. and Sarah n. p. Martin, aged 3
months and days.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the Nashin g0n Asy lum
On Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst, at clock
GLApNAN. On the 2Sl inst of consumption,
AMANDA GLApMAN. wife Of Addison B. Glad
man. in the 57th year Of her age.
II " sweet the hour If closing day,
When all j. peaceful and serene,
Ard when the sun : departing ray
sends mellow lu.tre the scene.
such was Mrs. GladmSn : d. ing hour.
- peacefully -he sank TO rest;
Her faith. endued with heavenly power.
Sustained and Cherred her langud breast.
IL. funeral will take place al three Cl-ck p.
the 18th inst from the residence of her husband,
No. Z5- Sth street. Her friends and relatives are
respectfully invited 10 attend
MARSHALL. ON 2Sd inst WILLIAM MAR
SHALL. aged % ears.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
20 attend his funeral from his late residence, 18th
street between l. ami VI streets Saturday 18th, al
I 20 Cl.,Ck p IN.
RAY. At the residence of his sister. Mrs. III. n.
steele, northeast cGTnlT ~ Th street west and - 81
north, Mr.. JOSIAH RAY, in the 65th year of his
age. Of a severe attack of paralysis
The friends II the family invited To attend his
funeral on saturday afternoon AT q clock.
WALKER. on ;hD 24th inst, THOS. CLAUDE.
s1n u Thomas ii. aHd ;. {. Walker, aged years
and II months.
The funeral will take place al O'Clock on the 18th
inst.
COTRTENAY. On THURSDAY, the 10th instant.
FlbkENt p. a-ed years and months, youngest
daughter of frederiCke and Eliza COurtenay.
BICkFORD. Wednesday. ri instant, at 3 o clock
= n EMILY z, eldest daughter OF Marcus and
Anne ". BickfOrd.
The funeral from her fathers residence. 2f1 "a
street south at clock Oh friday, the 2ith inst
Evening star., 1869-12-24
EVENING STAR.
Bessie.. Walk ON Christmas DA. "


Bare are the trees. though the sky so blue,
n smiling the saked branches through,
a. bssve little Bessie trips through the wood,
i9 L.zf T bright ar hfS esR eS and an winey % sdIn
And trim red Ieggings well fastened down:
knd hair in the sunshine goIdeuy bright,
Flown about by the wintry breeze,
Through the beautiful, glittering, cracking
Glad and vet half afraid to go;
" bile one LITTLE robin from tree to tree
WeT ~" hands are fnll. for this Christmas Day
W;,S nitcbsr ~ broth ami Christmas cake,
fNice as only her mother can mskej
To nor old Peter, ths Miller grim,
Has any else had a thought Of him
For he wss s he'er known ;tS 70 d2 DO & kInd deed
Never bad he kind word 70 spare:
To speak To- him once. scarcely Bessie would dare,
md The neishbors had summed him more and more.
But now he lies with broken limb,
No one to help or comfort him,
Though She thinks Of Bed Riding Hoods "gaunt
But the one wee Robin sings merrily,
Brave little Bessie, i II go with thee
BIithe little Robin. he hoped along.
Lonely ehirping his Christmas song;
Not a footprint there in the snow before;
S PeoT I'D Peter ter ac stopped % meaning @ to hear.
.hen came sess, y, WITH i,,. nsr tIGnd rap, s,
Lift Lift the latch and come in, ssii he
Lift the latch, whatever ye be =
i n came the little maid into the room,
like sunshine itself. to Tighten the gloom;
And the cross old Miller, so grim for years
Smiled till his eyes ran over with tears
While the Robin outside chanted merrlly,
a. Mercifui children shall blessed be =!
Then no more was the child afraid:
The broth she warmed, and the bed she made,
She read to hin, too, from the Holy Book,
And he followed each word With penitent look,
Till she thought, How truly my 'gaunt wolf gray
Is more like q lamb this Christmas day
And as she goes home, the sky so blue
Seems with heavens gladness bursting through;
Though the winter wind mid the branches roar,
She is warm and gay to her young hearts core.
While with crumbs from her basket scattered along
she repays Robin Red for his beautiful song;
And he trills. and chirps, and carols with glee,
Hop along merTily. trip along cheerlly,
Sweet little Bess. who 80 happy as wes"
Evening star., 1869-12-24
MARRIED..

GURNER-LOCkE. On Wednesday evening, De-
renher Sth instant, by Rev. samuel X. Wilson, at
Mckcndree Parsonage. JOHN r. GURNER, of
Washington, II. e. 10 LIN LOCKE, of Baltimore =,
Nd. Baltimore sun copy
NEILI-SCOTT. On the 18th inst. at Trinity
Church. by the Rev. MIR. Addison, MARGERltJ. j.
MCNEILL to JAMES P. SCOTT, both Of this city.
No cards.
BERkLEY-ALLEN. On the evening of Dec.
I'D AZ the residence Of Mrs. Mary Barry, by Rev. q
u. Shield. THOS- BERN LEY. Esq. and M ANDA
b ALLEN, daughter Of Geo. Thcs. Allen. ESI.
Rev. Wm- HSisy: Mr. oP ovEKT6S nff T1f 1I .Hs gf
Washington, II. G.. t. Mrs. ENELlNA \. .GlBSON,
Of Baltimore city.
HOPkINS-HEADLET. On the 221 lust AZ the ~
fifth tlslandl BsRti.t GS:,rSh' ~ the
BEKTIE l., youngest daughter OF John p. Headley,
ESQ. AL Of this city. No cards
CHAMBERS-BOHLE- On the I'D inst at Trim
ily Church, Washington. ID. C., by the Rev. MIR. Al
Olson. DOON CHAMBERS and ELIZA A. B0HLE
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READ! READ! READn
For the Information Of All Purchasers
BROS.

373-sEyENTH sTREET-373
II giving the following price list, as they are re-
LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS.
EERENCH ERENCH Al ZIP DI IBGTT9N BOOTS, high cuts4 g
TGRkisH MSRR9cSSo, KID Or GOAT Fox OK "
K1P 81 RS%f $1h% roxEb lAcE g
HH f4sH siH
TURKISH MOROCCO !. :::::::::::::s ::::::::::s g g
GOAT PAT. ANGKLETT I. ......... .......a 50
THE CHAMPION kSFkA skAFiRe A1GR Bcor.::.ss s g g
FhREk FfNE kp fH8Hs faek e 81 E6szE Il aNb %H4 fPa
MISSES SUES fREPfEs eREHT HhhH GhEhE yhkfErr
THE LARGEST AssdRTMENr IS fS nj OF chill.
hE vshhSfs FhSM S CTS ANR To aso HSME
GENTLEMESMS,SS SS,SE LIST Nn OF ] HONE
FRENCH 6AEF DFS COX bSR-f5E fSsfhHS Doors. --latest
FREScHf CALF FAIR STITCHED BOOTS. s.SS g
FRfNSIs SSas SsfFrfsS SaEE fSiE STITCHED CON; !" !"
ERESfH csfF fSTR sTIiTcHED SHOES: : 3 3
sEWED CONGRESS CATERS ;,.-,............ %
MEMS HEAVY KIP BOOTS, BEST MAKE FROM
1913 TO SIS so.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS AND SHOES OF
ALL KINDS.
SCHOOL SHOES for Boys and Girls, of the best
quality, at prices to suit the times.
Bear in mind, tha&1having had long experience in
the wholesale business in Baltimore gives us tho ad
vantage ever other dealers Of getting goods di-
rect from the manufacturers. We make il an object
to sell at regular wholesale prices. by this method
You can purchase one pair at the same price they
cost by the dozen in Northern cities Please give us
acall before purchasing, and you will saving ef
Is per cent.
STRASBURGER BROS,
373 SEVENTH STREET,
de3-lm Between and X.
Evening star., 1869-12-24
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, z. .s.A.,

- DSlclENNE UT IcEl y. Q A.,
- No. 81 5. SHARP STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md, December 2Ist, 1869.
J. Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be received
at this office until ,l2 M. on TIL URSDAY, January
2lth, lS0. for furnishing to Recruiting Party and
Recruits for United States Army at Baltimore, Md :,
the FRESH BEEF required by them for six
months commencing February lst, 1870, such less
time the Comls.issary General Of Subsistence may
direct.
2. The Beef to be of good and marketable quality,
in equal proportion of fore aud hind quarter meat
meek sianks and kidney talow to be excluded.)
3. The necks of the cattle slaughtered under this
Joint, and the breast frimm ed down. The shanks Of
fore quarters shall be cut off from three to four
inches above the knee joint and Of the hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gambrel or hook
joint.
4. Butchers having stalls in any of the city mar
kets may propose for Beef, TO be called for fheir
stalls such days those markets are open, speci
Tying the markets, the days of the week, and the
hours of such days between which the Beef can be
there obtained. IT is not expected that days
order for Bssf will cover ro qxdrtY Of the same
and most Of the orders will probably be for small
amounts at time: such orders to be filled by suc
TONED in Par of this advertisement, by Beef of
equal quality to the same.
8. Bidsers are requested to be present to respond
to their bids and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulfilment Of their contract.
6. Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Pro-
rosais for Fresh Beef and addressed to the under
signed who reserves the right to reject any or all
bids not to the interest of the United States
Conditions, requirements. payments, &c.. As here
tofore THOMAS WILSON,
de726t Brevet Brig. Gen. and G. s., U. S. A..
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SALE OF VALUABLE GOVERNMENT PROF
AND MISSISSIPPI.
Treasury DEPARTMENT


December u. 1853.
The Z. 8. MARINE HOSPITAL aud g ROUNDS
at Nicksburg and Natchez, NJ ississippi Wilmington
and Ocracoke, N. C.; and the u. =. Branch Mints
and Ground at Charlotte. N. c., and Dahloneea Ga :,
will be offered for sale, AZ public auction TCEs
DAY, the llth proximo, at ~ M. by the following
officers, OF hom interested parties obtain al
requisite information:
Marine Hospital yicksburg Miss, by Collector of
Customs, Nicksburg.
Marine Hospital at hatcher, Miss, by Collector of
Customs, Natchez.
Marine Hospital At ilmington, n. C., by Collector
Of Customs. Wilmington.
Marine Hospital at Ocracoke, n c., by Collector "a
Customs. Beaufort. n. &.
Branch Mint at Charlotte, n. C., by Collector OF
Internal Revenue, Salisbury, N. q.
Branch Mint at Dahlonega, Ca, by Collector Of In
ternal Revenue, Atlanta. Ca.
Terms Of sale: One-fifth cash; the balance in four
equal quarter yearly payments, the first Of which
shall be made the l1th April nextJ with Interest
from day of sale until paid.
Any failure the part of the purchaser 20 make
the payments above, will involve the surrender q
the property and the forfeiture 60 the Government
of the pa yments already made.
All bids to he made subject 60 the approval of the
Secretary Of the Treasury; the Department having
the right To reject any all bids If deemed 20 the
interest of the Government 10 do 80.
certificate of sale and possession subject 70 the
foregoing conditions. will be given the successful
bidder upon the acceptance Of his bid by the Secre
tary Of the Treasury. and the deed executed when
the last payment shall have been made
GEO. :. BOUTWELL,,
de 62awtan Secretary
Evening star., 1869-12-24
s. MARsHALIs SALE.

In virtue OF q writ Of feri faciss on Judgment OF
condemnation issued from the Clerks Once Of the
supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia, and Co
me directed will SELL az public sale, for casa. i'm
front Of the Court House door of said District,
MONDAY, the 10th day of January next. $50. at u
O'Clock m, all defendants right, title, claim, and
interest in and TO the following described property.
ming AZ the northeast corner u said square; thence
south 81 feet, by the depth OF the lot, together with
all and singular the improy yements thereon, IN the
city Of Washington j. C. seized and levied upon
the property OF William Z. Particle. and will Be sold
20 satisfy execution No 6.g75. in favor Of National
Metropolitan Bank Of w Washington, II. g.
Decembe N lsfso de9I -fts
Evening star., 1869-12-24
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IsygsSTTEEEsSsALE OF yALgAgLE IMRgcyEp
TMEEN SENENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENrH

- BY yirtoe Of q deed of trust 90 the unAer-
ia signed, trustee, bearing date September ist.
lses, and duly recorded In Liber I. and T..
No. 2, folio SS- etc Of the land records fer
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and st ths
written request OF the party secured thereby, the
undersigned will, on MONDAY the 27th instant -
olclocks p. sell. in front 81 the premises, Let
No 3, in Willard subdivision Of square No. lsl ana
lmprov ements thereon. Consisting o well built
order.
Al. 'e 49, M NJ Ill si.e w.. ~
the right 20 resell the property at the risk and cost of
at cost Of purchaser. Terms made known on day q
sale deu ckSrSSS SwikhARp' Trus,ee, s.
Evening star., 1869-12-24

nRPHANS COUkT, December IA, lS69.
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, To fcif:-In the case Of TOULMIN A.
POE, Administrator G. L. A. OF Florence Poe, de-
ceased, the admnistrstor G. aforesaid has with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court ofW ashngton
the 18th, A. d. lS7o. for the final settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate OF said deceased
been collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notified to attend, with their claims properly
youched, or they nsay otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceased estate Prorided
copy Of this order be published week for three
weeks in the Evening Star previous to the said
de- deH-lawsws A. wEBsTER. Register Of wills.
Evening star., 1869-12-24

rAT TERER,
" No. 391 Scott's Square, bet. 1 and x SITS west
70 his patrons and strangers that he is prepared TO
accommodate them with MEALS and ROOMS ON the
beat the markets afford Alse, Is prepared 70 furnish
DINNERS, BALLS, AND PARTIES
OF the shsFtest notice.
ParIOrs and Diaing rooms always ready.
Terms moderate.
mol 6m JNO. A. CRAY.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
cHkSGkkY hs SIS,S. I; s.5E 10. or y ssEksL ;sL EsrAIE

ky GOODWILL a CO, Auctienecrs,
10Th strccts
Evening star., 1869-12-24


CHANCERY SALE OF REAL EsrArE
- By virtue of q decree AZ the supreme Casrt
E..J OF the District of Columbia pes.e1 10 Chsa
- eery cause No. l<s2, Equity Dockr .. J0ha
" hite Ct al. We. Edward Abncr g al shail. 81
.ne ames desisnated below rroceed 20 al g s.sis
On MoNpAr, the 9Th of December, A. ID. 80, %
sock , p m ON the prrmiss. Lots No lol. lo1 1as.
made by VIM, p. Dole and John W wrirkt. fhsss
ots are on 9Th street west above Grant sFenue asSf
innedately IN front Of Gen. Towards rssideaos.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day OF DeccusH-r. A. d.
Ioes, clock m, on the prcnlssee Lo< y in the
rtooracd sub division Of square f5. This bot has .
rront oi - feet inches Boundary street b~tvee.
stn and q streets est, and is improved By anan
ON WEDNESDAY. the 18th dsy or pcc~mS-r. A.
y ise, a. 10 clock D. m, on the premises, tho sasf
y feet and the western third of Lot = IN square aS
These two parts of Lot 2 on street north, -
tween lst and I'd srecfs west One OF shem-thaf h,
the east q feet-is improved BY Weiss Beer Brew
proved by tvostory Brick Building. which sdjoins
east corner Of n-rth aud III street west. asd
which is AZ present used engine house.
Terms Of Sale: One third of the purchase money a
each Lot 20 be paid in cash. and the residae In re-
specisely and u months from the day Of sse, with
Interest 10 be secured by the bonds OF the
or the whole may be paid in cash st the purchas-t
option deed given when ell the purchase money
paid stamps and convey sncing at the purchsserS
cost sS on each Lot g be psid =, the tsal Of the
deiS tbs J. 7. CoLDwELL Co. kucts.
Evening star., 1869-12-24
AUCTION SALES.
fnIS AFTERNOON,

rms AFTERNOON.
RY J. 7. COLDwELL q Co, Auetiooner.-
- No. sol Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and loth sfs.
OVER rwIErT THOUSAND DOLLARS
UNREDEKMkD PLEDGES. AT AUCTION.
We WI sell, At ths Sales Rooms cf
AkssRS. s. GOkDSTEIN Co Brokers.
Nos. 81 and SO ~ street,
N On H0NDAY. neoemher nh. AT ,a q ,cleck n
EYS1m. and 20 be contnued Morning and EreuinO
until all Is sold q lace lot Of UEREDEEMED
fLhDGtS, co1sisting OF every des~Ffpticu make
Sd 9ualty g Americas, Engiish. and Swiss
Msfches, IN Osid and Silver Cases, In every style
Al nTe am9ng which viii b found
God Jules Jurgsssen Chrononlefers
Jules yurgesecn Straight Zine Lever
. 4, CowdeFy. London, Ragiih Pasrrt Lever
Cooper, London. EnSiish Dupiex, cased
Tor H. W. Gait Bro.
Also,
Ladia and Gentremens Solid Gold Chsfos Dia-
monds. fearl Sets and other yery fine Jeyrrlry Of
every description; Guns and Revolyers Of an kinds.
Opera ans Field Glasses in great variety, Mspzicai
and other Instruments, Clocks, Fancy Goods q large
lot OF SOLID Sterling Silver Ware and many m6nci-
ianeous article so9 NUMEROUS to mention.
some OF the goods are of very superior Qualify
and nearly all as good ncw.
~ Particular attention Is called 20 this sale As
every article sold will be warranted represented
sale.
Terms cash. 1T. COLDwELL a CO,
DE ls-tt Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1869-12-24
LOST AND FOUND.

II eST-On the sd inst, between and o'clock p.
IL m, going from Sd street and Pennsylvania ave,
Tbs finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
AZ JOHN SNOW ;, No. 423 81 street west, near
Pa. ave. de24-H'
@ IN REwARD-STOLEN-Al lot of New York
SIO and Philadelphia NEWSPAPER FILES,
for G IS and 90, stolen from the Philadelp phia
Inquirer office, 18th street, near +. Ten Dollars
ward will be paid for the recovery Of the papers, or
liberal reward for part of them for arrest of
the thief, The papers. however, are OF the most
value to the Office. dc23 2t'
OST-On the I'D inst, at the confectionery store
L. on 7th street, between Dand +, or between there
and 400 street, an old PORTEMONNAIE, con-
tanning between ID and S25. liberal reward will
be paid if returned to 466 street, between 4a and
9th SITS. de22- 81
C1 IN REWARD.-LOst, on Friday. the 18th inst -,
tylU a CORAL EARRING, set with diamond
leaf posed to have been lost in the Smithsonian
Institute. The above reward will be paid on the
Earring being delivered at 344 street, corner of
18th. de2l- cost"
Evening star., 1869-12-24
FOR SALE AND RENT.

fQR RENT-The REsIpENCE Of the late VIM
= Emmert, adjoining Glenwood Cemetery, we'll
sdapted for market garden dairy, with q lar ge
Dfck Dwelling, Cottage, Barn, Stables, &C.: with
good water. ~
1t will be rented the whole or in part For psstic.
ulars inquire on the premises.
POSSESSION viii be given Immediately.
. C.. ii. EMMERT
Also, convenient two-story BRICK HOUSE, on
Jenereon street, near Bridge, Georgetown. Rent
moderate To- good tenant. Inquire at the Office
the union Hotel. del3-eo6tr
EOR RENT-A large FURNISHED ROOM, n
den. oc1,d
EOR SALE Oh RENT-A new BRICK HOUSE,
y on west side of 7th street road, near Genersi
Howards. Sold on good terms.
&C &n J.W. WRIGHT, SIT n street.
EoR RENT-Two comfortably FURNISH Ed
ROOMS on first floor, with modern improve
ments, convenient to Il street cars and Corcoran'd
new hotel. Inquire 316 street. ocH cod
SEvERAL EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR RENT.
~ at No. Q ~ street. with BOARD. oc73-f
EOR SALE Oh PENTHOUSE 374 2lst street.
l. between g and II; heated by furnace Rent 90
per month. Inquire Of GEO. D. PARKER, next
door. ocll- n