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A ycrIos NOTICE.
IL L. NICHOLS n co, Auctioneers.
The largest and richest sale of


Maznh cent Household Furniture, I'll made % order,
~ pnnic auction u the highest bidder, will take place
ths tIhHsday morning. December 3D. at U9e O'Clock, aS
the are and first class reience No. u East Tenth street,
netwesn broadway anf Sixth avenue Fifth avenue.
Velvet, Brusea Medallion Carpets; bfocate and lace Cur
ains Iaor Suits of the richest description,
satin hlocael and TURKISH Easy Chairs Lounges
Cabinets bos de rose rich ronzes Clocks, tine on Paint
ro' ksgeres Centre Fables Library Bookcases TABLE, Desk,
Chamber Suits rosewood and walnut Bcdsteais Bureaus,
Washstands Comnodcs Wardrobes spring and hair at
esses Bosters Pillows, Blankets Sofas, Chairs Rockers,
lounges rich cut Glass Crystal Ware, Silver and China
Ware Table Cutlery, RuIet, Extension table,
chance for huusekeelers
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fyROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
~ Separate sealed proposals. endorsed with the title OF the
work. the Of the bidder tho date of the Offering
AIRY g. 1870 for the paving Eleventh University
place to Sixth avenue and Howard street from Broadway
Mercer street, with the "Seeiy's improved patent
pavement" No bids will be received except per
legally authorized lay this kind OF pavement For
further information apply 20 the Contract Clerk az this oce
THOMAS STEPHENI,
ROBERT H. DARRAGH,
GEORGE j. GREENE
Croson Aqueduct Boari.
Croros AoUEpuoT DEpARrxEsT, Dec. q, 1852.
fyROroN AQUEDucT DEPARTMENT.
~ Sealed proposals. endorsed with the title OF the work the
Of bidder and the date OF the offering Will be
ceved this Office until II o'clock A. NJ OF Saturday Jan
AIRY 1870 for tho construction OF pavement known the
stafford passiheh In Seventh avenue, from Fourteenth
street 10 Fifty ninth street.
No bids WIN received except from parties legally
thorized to lay this form OF pavement.
For further Information apply TO the Contract Clerk,
nj this once. THOMAS SfEPHLks,
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,
GEORGE 8. GREENE,
Croton Aquetncs Board.
orsIoH or CsoroS AouRpUor DxPkRrsRST, Dec -.
1859.
DROpOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE SUB.
scrher until tho 18th of January The building in the
Stockport and State of York. OF Bridge
about 20 feet long and not less than Is feet wde with aud
without centre pier
Time completion a confederation and must be named
CoRNEffUS wELtH.
Commissioner Of Highways.
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and country saa o s
for two days. -,
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NE DEhOlsELLE FRANCAIsE, COMM Iss ANT BEN
- langne sysns see heures Ibres desie lee employer
80 W" secons pMrticuerer un prn tres modefe,
soN sns Games nus sesssnrs enants Ssdrssser Nile
-, Dos iSo hsaad Once. rspdaDt asvs toura
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T1oBoKEM COURgK-MONDAY, AUGUST q No.
vae s oEdsn 1as.ss Dsie6 Vri. = Iadev n.sss y:
m Eteia y. Brown names hr. b. Jfm Trottins 70 con.
!ncnce a. o'eeck y. Admission 6o cepis NAess viii
leave Union HIN svy half hour and return af the racs.
J. II. TARRANI. Proprietor.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.

Through raes, New YORK 10 San Frsncsco
Outside Ins,ie. Second Cabin Stserage.
S2C0. &sh 4lb0. $75
foot or Canal street, al " o'clock noon.
ON lSr, nth AND 2lsT, EACH MONTH
eseept when those das fall Sunday, then the pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
ard attendance free.
Au0l ST n--ALAsKA, Captain Gray, connecting with
COLORADO, Captain Parker.
Steamer leaving August II connects closely with steamer
JAPAN leaving San Francisco September FOR China and
KOTICE TO SHIPPERS Freight for steamer ALASKA
received until NJ on Tuesday, August TO- All usual fac-
AFFORDED shippers 10 collecting inland charges, DO
FOR freight tickets and all further Information
apply at the Compsnys ticket Office the wharf foot Of
Canal street y. n. BABY, Agent
L,OR BERMUpA.-TlIE Al sTAMsHIP FAHKEE CAP
tain Joseph d. Steele, carrying the United States mails
will sail for the above port IN Thuraday August &C. at
o'clock p NJ, and every third Thursday succeeding fur
ther notice, from pier " North river
First Cabin .Ma0 secohd Cabin. ...... 500
freieht, &C. dry barrel United States gold
For freight or passage apply to J. NORMAN HARVEY,
Agent "a New street.
HAVANA sISAL AND VERA CRUZ
every twenty days from pier u East rivor st ~ N.
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phlips. Tnesday. Ang'si H.
CITY OF kExICO. Captain Dcaksn, Monday, sepemtc cr
o. at " O'Clock.
'"N"~-' w " AIBxANpRE SONS,
W Bs0sdwas
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NATIONAL LINE
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier No. a North river.
ERIN, Mebstcr, Saturday, August "a, at 10 A. M =,
PENNSYLVANIA, Hail. Saturday, August u, At p. N.
THE QUEEN, 0rogan Saturday, August u, at 9 A. NJ.
Passage to Liverpool QueensownCabin @lU0 and S7s
steerage $780, currency.
steeTaee tickets from Liverpool Queenstown $751; cur
rency.
Apply at the companys Office, 80 Broadway.
r. W. j. HU RST, Mapseer.
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship COMPANY.
Sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock r. ~ precise
y, from pier No. Z, North river.
MISSOURI Captain GEO. w Palmer via Nassau Auens 4
COLUMBIA. Captain E. Van Sice August e
EAGLE, Captain ~ X. Greene. August ~.
For freight passage apply TO .. q. WHEELER Jr,
President, No. Bowling Green.
JlOR CHARLESTON, 8. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS,
IL the South and Souihwes.-Regilar linefhe fast and
popular steamship
sARhGOssA, G. Ryder, commander,
VIII sail Wednesday, August II, at3 Il. NJ,
from pier No. North river, foot OF Rector street
Through Bills of lading all points South and Soahwest
Agents In Charleston avene Col forward all goods fFee
ARTHUR LEARy Agent ~ William street
The MAGNOLIA will sal, August i8.
LNIRsT STEAMER.
IT Texas line
OF Galveston steamers,
touching at Key West
The Al EUTERPE, Captain Nichols. 70 now re-
ceiving freight pier q East river and VIII sail Saturday,
August H.
No charge for forwarding In New York or Galveston;
Through bills OF ang given 10 Houston on all goods con-
signed to the Houston Direct Navie CATION Company.
After the lth win leave every Saturday through
the season.
Apply W H. MALLORY 4 CO.,
Mai. m land
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FINANCIAL
LBBRT ii. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
N PGsmpsory Sale

"A Fs,:nSsery rS' Sale
uss coL2 f5;S =. ssr ssns paSs Ssss' suction on
lit ~ sss 1s .so
Chicago srssS
:,ss Sss.sss .sf
n: ss:: s:sss ias
tend 6h sale 10 be and in lots
% ss Further H H. Gan o Ss on
STOCK Auctioneer and Broker, >s Pine street.
A Veusr sxLMoNr 4 co.
"A issue '''s'' q ss.: s.s" sS5 frssffi Sc on
n s and sna Tier
elssrspSio uss.isrs FER On California aud Earo1s
ExCELsIoR SAVINGS BANK. 1853 SIXTH AVENUE
4 % % sr pr from s s
derosa tsrors Angus. 10 win drew Interest from The FIRST
hSsA hSsArs sJsa.T B y.6TgRsEH'i Vice Vice Presidents.
lsAAcs rARRErr. Secretary.
Eionr rga CENT BONDS OF THE CRY OF MONT
~ SoMSs MAcy,
GS SS 81 M o g Rsr ssS and year
payable Sssy York iIs - day January July:
these bonass resardss first Class Invesment
AMxGS ) Wall street, New York. A'p''''0A % '''"
{ GotS i. @ sasss.,.., N. u Water Work. Company
per cent ponds, leeH Interest May
and Noveaber principal and Interest payable in god at
Union Truss Company New York.
We offer for sale $40ooo of this loan al s2 and accrued
interest IN currency.
The entire property mosaged TO the Union Trust Com
pany for the protection Of the bonbodere and the bonds
Issued them only upon the certificate OF John Tra
wine G. f. appoined by the bondhodes approved by the
pended the works Pamphlets containing the reports
OF Engineers W. Minor Roberts and j. z. Trautwine,
upon the progress works, copies of the acts
granting this company their charter to supply Rochester
moderate eamate the rental from the works, when COM
pleed will be %50O00 annually, double The required
FOR interest ts bonds Having personally examined
the works confidently recommend this loan TO the
pubIic safe and profitable Investment
UTLEy DOUGHERTY,
II Wall street.
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sPORTINla-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

sPORTINti-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FOR
IA Medicinee for AL digeases Prepared Food for
mockng birds ~ b. DOVEY'6 No. Greene street, corner
N. Blades attended by Nrs. Dovev.
A LII BRKEDs CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
N FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infallt
bic Mango Cure and Plea Exterinator 75c: Bgsrs new
sumption.
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LyOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
The Cromwell Line.
Steamships Of this line will leave pier No. North river a
o'clock p. NJ, f0iows:-
GEORGE WASHINGTON. Gsser.. Saturday Angus, u
Freight taken for ST. LonIs, Mobile and Galveston ae
through rates.
For passage frs. and second class freight apply
II. B. CROMWELL 4 co. 81 West street.
LNOR CHA RLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
i New York and Charleston Steamship Company's hrss
clase sidewhee steamship
CHAMPION Captain r. W. Lockwood.
on Saturday, August H. at r. NJ sailing from pier No
North
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through passage tickets and bills OF ladng issued IN
necon with the South Carolina Railroad all points South
and Southwest and with steamers to Florida ports.
Goods forwarded free of commission.
Bills Of lading furnished and signed on the pier.
Insurance by ths line one-half per cent.
The MANHATTAN will follow, sail Saturday,
August 81
% Broadway.
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MORTON BLISS Co,
M 30 Broad street,
Crcuar Notes and Circular Letters Of Credit for travel
ers also Commercial Credits, available IN all parts o
EurOpH.
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TLANTlC AVENUE ROBBERY, TUESDAY NI0HT.,-
IN IL Tho party who took valse will return the same ne
JUSTICE Herald onlce.
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VNANTED-A COMPANION.--A MIDDLE AGED SIN.
ale gentleman wishes TO open correspondence, with
TO mstrlmopy, with single lady of about ysKrs
good health and education, liberal In religion pocs and
who has assist him IN establishing college
in Southern city, where he bas large and
high reputation eacher the sfccst privacy hon0r
ably goss1DissJ A"Jrss A b. g. ~ronxnsn, Herald
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o,rFAMER MARY POWELL WILL COMMENCE RUN
> ming Saturday June 1859 for Gosrens' Yves, Poiot
and Rondoui leaving pier foot Of Desbrosses street, every
afternoon ut 80.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

A LARGE STOCK MARBLE AND SLATE MtNrELs,
n with Crates complete Manels shipped. risk IN pur
ebasers Monuments, HeAds'ones a. es.,aed 70 order
Prices low. WATHhN CO.,
ss Eighteenth between Eighth aud Ninth avenuss
NJ aARBLEIzED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
lN Marble Msntes rich and elegant designs. j. r.
SrEWART& co, G05 Sxth avenue, between rhryhfh and
Thirty sixth s,recis.
MARBLE AND MARBLrtXED NANrRI.S, MONU.
M mcnts Headstopce &cThe largest finest and cheapest
stock 10 The city Manie also Catalogues scn TO the coun
v. A. kLABER, l3 and 1856 East ls'h a., uesr sd A
u KLABER, 80 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD
neD beaw cos 10 reduce hs s,Ock Ss'ore r"sns 10 i've
tseeyy Nv the fall
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The steamship
SHERMAN,
Captain Wu1 p. Henry
wi be despatched Saturday August H. ats O'Clock ~
from pier - North river.
Freight through FOR ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The GENERAL MEADE will snccced Saturday, August 81.
For freight passage having snperlor accommodations,
FREDERIC BAKER,
10 broadway.
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rINROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE FAST
est, elegant evening Steamboats, in the world. The
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT leaves pier ~ North
Spring evening saturdays except
e at O'clock and foot Of West hiriyoush street at6:i6
being 81 70 less than rail- AMI 15c cheaper
any other route and like reduction Buffalo Niagnrs
Falls all points West 10 Saratoga, Sharon, Lake George, all
points Lake Champlan, Montreal to all points 10 Yer
mont and western Mssanchuscits Tickets sold and sssa
broadway New York, and No. Court street, Brooklyn.
Also .e West street, above SPRING Passengers andes
In Saratoga In time for breakfast.
Evening star., 1869-01-12
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Georgetowu


FUNERAL The funeral Of the late = lSsac
Barrett took place this afternoon from hls a =.
resicepce, corner B-all and Greene streets
The remains were ncaSed in q BEAUTIFUL r,ps.-
wood cofhn, furnished by Birch, the nader
taker, and on the Ind was a silver plSse an
scrioed -. Issac Barrett. died Jan. ilth, I-s.
sged forty years" The funeral services were
conducted oy Rev. Drs. McCauley and Baies
at the res sidence: after which the infermeni took
place at Oak Hill Cemetery. under the aus picas
OF Potomac Lodge Of Masons, OF winch deceased
was a member.
RIVER fRosT.-Entered-S,ea Empirs,
Price. New York. and George n Stout. Phli g..
deIphia. Cleared Schooner r. A Sande-s.
Carroll, Norfolk.
TEE NEW Toll BRrDGE OVER THE A AVUHnUCr
having been inspected by the Chief Eng lneer -.
the United States Army, and pronounced com %
pleted snd ht for travel, was throw open ~
the public this morning. when the collection o.
where.
CrNRRAL BrmpISG AssoCIArIoS.-ThIss A.
sociaiion held its thirty-fi annual meeting
last evening. and twenty shares Of stock were
retired by the Association, Al an average of sIua
per share.
CoRRRCTIoN-In our report yesterday OF a
diriculty at Mrs. Browns store. corner SacouI
and fayette streets. between some oolored men.
We were an error IN stating that The melee o.
CURED inside the store. he parties had left
there and the disturbance was OUTSIDE
POLICE lrhNs.-The police have been busy
for the past day or two looking up parties VINO
are running vehicles without Iiceas. ouire a
number have been arraIgued and fined. while
the riolators OF the liquor license law are also
receiving attention.
EFFRcrs OF THE RECENT RAINs.-Iast eve
ming sewer cayed IN at the intersection Of
Frederick and High streets and ~ thls morn
ing being repaired by CommissIoner Newmsu.
Evening star., 1869-01-12
THE COURTS.

SUPREME UouRT-In the Supreme Court
Yesterday, the following decisions were ZEN
dered No 5, Aiviso VS.. the United Ssates, ap-
peal from the district court for the northern
district of California;; decreee Affirmed; opinion
by Mr.. Justice Field. No. ?, Drury ct al, as
signees of the Boston LOGON Jtive Co. VS.. the
milwaukee, and Superior Railroad Co. appeal
from the circuit court for the district of Wis
consln; decree reversed; opinion by Mr.. JUS
tice Davis. No. 81, Burbank VS.. Bigelow, in
error s 70 the cllcut court for The eastern dis
frict OF Louisiana; judgment affirmed; opinion
oy MT Justice Miller. No. Ia, City Of Aurora
vs. west ct al, In error TO the circuit court for
tDe district OF Indiana; Judgment affirmed:
opinion by Mr.. Justice Clifford, Mr.. Justice
Miller dissenting. No. 6, original, ex parre;
Joseph II. Bradley, Sr., petition for manda-
mus Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion
OF the court, awarding the writ; Mr.. Justice
Miller dissented. No. 329. Davidson VS.. Stsk.
her: No. 800, same VS.. King; No 33i, same VS..
McMahon, IN error to the Supreme Court of
minnesota; dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
"a, United States VS.. steamer J. NJ. Sharp;
PASSED Tor the present. No. 80, 81. Paul and
Pacific Railroad Company VS.. Schrimer. No
'7'same VS.. Humphreys; argument commenced.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FTster.-Yesterday,
Henrietta Cross, charged with stealing a clock
from Moses Cohen, was found guilty. An
drew Jackson, charged with stealing lead
pipe from X. i. Furgusson, was found
gully. John H. Simms, charged with steal
ing guitar from ID. b. Jackson, was found
guilty. Michael Mullen, resisting officer War
wick; guilty, Jail for two days. e. B. Smith,
alias Charles Pope, stealing clothing from
Thomas j. Gault; not guilty Same, for steal.
ing an umbrella and Jewel case from Char
lotte A. Weed; guilty. Same, for stealing sii.
yer ware from H. NJ. Whittlesey; not guilty
Frank johnson, stealing a coat from J. s weenv;
nolie pros. Jason West stealing cloth; not
guilty.
This morning, william H. Smithers plead
guilty 70 two charges of petit larceny. and was
sentenced to 10 days in Jail. In the case OF Ma
tiida Osborn, indicted for receiving stolen pro-
perry, and Margaret Haley, petit larceny, a
nolle pros was entered. Caroline Adams in
dicted for petit larceny, was found not guilty..
Evening star., 1869-01-12
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N E W S.
nusement., &C. re-Sj.p,.

NATIONAL THKATRE-Last night but one of
"UndIne, or the Naiad q ueen.''
CANTERBURY HALL.-The great French Can
Gan and Mons Adrien's ballet troupe.
ME1zKROTT HALL.-The wsrld-renowued
davenport Brothers.
PRor. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi Pa avenue.
Several new pictures on exhibition.
EsPUTA's HALL, Navy Yard-Fair for the
Sunday School of the Second Baptist Church
CoSGRE6ATIoNAL CHURCH-Lecture by
Maria A. Stetson. Subject Theory and
Practice
Evening star., 1869-01-12


ed by Dr. Acorn, pa K street.
"ASLIGHT COLD, D,"CoUGHs.-Few are awar.
Of the importance Of checking a cough or
the beginning would yield to q mild remedy,
if neglected, soon attacks the lungs. BroUn's
bronchial TrOches'' give sure and almost i'm
mediate relief. "7Le TrOches' have pro red
their efficacy by test of many years, and have
received testimonials from efficient men who
have used them. co
LIKE REGULATION DRKss PARADE
teeth should always be scrupulously clean ana
free from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible Sozodont, and wnen
they are veterans In the service they will still
be as ..gOOd as new"
"SrALDING's GLUE" Is indispensable in
every well reg ulated household.
O
CORNe, &O.-Dr. White, Surgeon Cniropodist
of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established a.
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns
Bunions, Chilblains, Club and Ingrowinc
Nails, and other diseases of the feet withouI
PAIN or inconvenience TO the patient rhe
shoe canbe worn with ease INT nediatet
after the operation: Refers 70 the n an
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sand.
OF other responsible persons who patroniz.
his establishment. Eours from a. m. to 8 r
N. Owing 10 press OF business at Office d.
White is unable TO visit patients at their resi-
dences except between and sp. IN.
DOCTOR J. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED n,
ONCE ana residence from the FHst Ward 1
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirseenth ant
teenth street. Odice hours before 10 q. m, al Z
from to p. N. Hours Of attendance al tn
Woman's Hospital, from I 70 3 p. m. ever
DAY. sundays excepted. Iu.3
Evening star., 1869-01-12

CoNvICTs FOR ALBANY pssfTEsrrAEY-
Yesterday morning Messrs. Bcrdmau, Corev
and Armstrong. officers Of the city Jail, started
for Albany with the following named prisoners
III their custody, who are sentenced to hard
labor 10 the Albany Penitentiary: Albert Gar
nett, George Henry, James Saunders, atlas
julius Clay johnson, and Caroline BaaiI, all
George Smith, alias George Butte, SECOND of,
Fence OF larceny, fifteen months: Emma Jane
Bell, second offence Of larceny, one year; Gso.
jackson, Alias Geo. johnson, horse stealln 2
three years All of them swere colored, aud
went of apparently in good spirits. the off.
GERS having provided them with comfortable
clothing previous to starting.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

bELTCATFs TO THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE Con
vENIIcs.-Tl- Working Women's AssocIatiou
OF .'ew York, held a meeting last week, Ms
Susan Il. Anthouy in the chair. a m ,tion was
carried to appoint "A committee ~ attend the
Convention OF ths women OF the District Of
Columbia who are To meet in this city on the
ietb and Goth of January, in favor Of universe,
suffrage. .r - H- -
Evening star., 1869-01-12

AKSrvRRsARY NRETISGe-Ihs ami versary
meetings I'd vertised 10 be held At Foapdfy and
Wesley churches last evening did MOI, we are
IN formed take place, IN consequences OF the in.
eiemency Of the weather. This mornins the
slersymen Who have heen In atsendanee from
abroad returned to their respective statisns.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

/ A BALL FOR THE BESsFiT or THE Poor
ne Police held a mertipg last night, al police
headquarters, 10 make arrangements for giving
bal for the benefit of the poor. MAJOR Rich
rds was elected chairman, Lieutenant Noonan
Secretary, ami Lieutenant Kelley Treasures
Committees were appointed 70 maRe the neees-
ssrs arrangements for a grand ban At an early
% 80 h.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

ALMOST FATAL ACCIDENT. - Last night
Is Can Howe. the trapeze and tight-rops pr.
former at the Canterbury was going through
his feats. and In the act OF taking a Leap the
straps at'ached 10 bis an kles broke, and ne was
precipitafed some twenty feet forward, and in
falling struck the orchestra railing upon the pit
Of biz stomach. He was then carried to the
managers office. DR. Benzinger. of Baltimore,
who was among the audience, attending TO his
in uries. which IL is II nfed are serious.
Evening star., 1869-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN Hal.
RENEWER.

HILL dEIdBLE SICILIAN HID
kENk WEIR. q.
Renews the Hair
Restores Gray Hair TO ais Original Colozt
E Prevents its falling OIL
. cd. Makes the Halr Smooth and GLOSSY!
& r-. - . It does net stain the okini
1t has proved itself the best preparation pr
e .- sented 20 the public. SD.
Give IL q trial. sT. Price q 90.
R. p. HALL co., Hashau. N. H., Prosrietnr
For sale by all druggists. ne24 eosn
Evening star., 1869-01-12

Z No QroRrN. The Board sof FIRE Commis.
sioners were 10 have held . meeting last even
tnG, but no QaerUm being present. Il was post
poned UNFIT Thursday evening next. ezra
Evening star., 1869-01-12

lxsAsx.-OGcer Besti yafrday conveyed
tsphen Oarson, AaiinsAa6 colored man, to tne
Insane Asylum. - 2 - p "a ssssss5 sfsa tt -
Evening star., 1869-01-12

morning. large volumes of smoke were sean
issuing from buildings in Temperance Hall
alley. IN the square between 9th and 10th and
ID and L streets. The alarm was immadistely
given and the fire department was soon on the
SPOT, but there was great delay IN getting water
on the fire, and two frame building gs, one o leu.
ped by j. W Boteler & Son, as a storehouse,
and the other by Alr. l.. Moxley, as q stable
were entirely consumed. The police and tire
rnen succeeded in getting out a large quanuty
OF goods from the building occupied by Mr
loss, and lie also lost a fiGe horse by the fire
The fire originated IN Mr. BoteIer's building
ard Was the work of an lncendiary, who made
an INT rectnal attempt OF the same kind at the
same place last Thanksgiving day.
Evening star., 1869-01-12

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNBY.-Joeepnin in.
Day. colored, was arrested yesterday by OH .e,
barkley. charged bv Dennis Callahan with
passing counterfeit money, and Justice Iynrt
held her to bail for court
Evening star., 1869-01-12

RKDUCIIoN.o1 FeRCE~- Testerday, between
lhiry and forty Of he sfpplossss Of the Olyi
hg -ot The Navy Yard, rsgeIe. discharged tor
tsnt Cf work - az ~ I'd I - a. a. I
Evening star., 1869-01-12

Card Engraving.
Card Engraving.
Card Engraving.
FRENCH L RICHARDSON,
BOOKSELLERS, srAIIONERs, AND
ON STEEL. ooPPER. STONE, AND WOOD.
HAVE THE BE.r rAc,Llrrss FOR ALL KIND. OF
WEDDING
iNNiTATioN'
AND CARD ENGRAVING.
CARD PLATES KNGRAvBD AND PRINTED
ss4 PEyysyLya.u, .vrxrr
479 NINTH STREET,
n,rw.rs n .rprsrp.r,s
WE ALSO kNGRAVE AND PRINT
BONDS, CHECKS,
fs
ENVELOPES, &C.
Evening star., 1869-01-12
CITY ITEMS.

WHERE is THERE Silver Platter IN Wash.
ington city want Door-pla some Spoons
and Forks replated. Go to Robert A. White.
hands, 375 ID street, between sth and 9th
streets.
BOYS IN BLUE. prepare for the inauguration
OF our next President, General Grant ith of
March, by purchasing Infantry Caps, 80 cents
White Parade Gloves, 20 cents; at Adamsons s
5G6 ON street.