Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. . ‘TONIGHT. “o Tunat -The jauzhter-provo- Sine commana ¥ankée Robinson appens o- night again at Grover’s, AS “Darius Dutton” in the “Days of oe ateecat ana a on be) appear Lotty ous! pos nag oe bem ‘a Yankee gal. “Cape May Ww: onds, t” i Davenport as “Kerr ‘yg the performan; Mudgéon,~ conel: ce. Wassixetow Tasatse.—Mr. Fran® Drew takes & benefit to-night, and-makes his last ae A rich bill Log fesse eee e consisting of «Conj 30n,," landers than One,” “Hoppity Hack- Mr. Drew appears in all ys, and will be amply sustained by ‘hestney and the balance of the company. Fors Trwatex—To gratify a world of ple anxious to witness the grand operatic | epectacl+ of the « Enchantress,” it iz to be re- | produced to-night at Ford's in the most superb Style, Wu, MAenificent scenic effects and the | appearance of the e..'ire company of a hundred OF more performers. , No mcre successful piece yros ever put upon the stage here. Osp FELLOW hee ceiey Com. DP centrare a 1 performances at bad Fellows’ Hall. A ‘varied bill to-night, of “anes, farce, and Ethiopian ecceniri Jalia Mortimer, Kate Pennoyer, Agnes Suthertand, Nellie Paylor, Tim Hayes, George econ, wud all the old favorites appear. * Varixris.—«< Pacha Abdal, Kazak, or the Bilave Market of Constantinople,” will be per- formed to-night at the Varieties. '« Peter Piper | Pepper Podge” and “ Robert Macaire” will | “Biso be given, and the Budworth and Moreste | breibers, will appear in thir airusing acts. | Tulia Lebmsn, Filiza Florence, and others, also | Sppear. ‘ BEwerit 16 De. Joxxa—Dr. R. P. Jones, well and most favorably knownevery whereas @ journalist and as connected with the show ‘Dusiness, takes his benefit at Nixon's circus to- night. Many of the best performers now in this Part of the country have yolunteered for the | Oacasion, and the Doctor will undoubtedly huve @ bumper ai parting. Pe Tau» HosritaL Cugistuas Dixxxns.—-By tue exertion of Mrs. Smith and of other ladies, and the liberality of citizens generally, the sol- diers in all the hoepitals of the city yesterday enjoyed excellent dinners. There was an aeeple Supply of substaptiats and delicacies, gad in all the hospitals, with but one single exception, tables were most lavishly and tastefully spread, And presented & most inviting appearance, Al Armory Squire Hosjital five handred and se venly-three putients partook 61 ite dinner. All of the wards were decorated to « greater or less Saar a with evergreens and wreaths. Wards fy A, G and K, however, presented the best 3nd most inviting appearances. Ward K had atone end @ motto in blue letters, “Our besi driend—Bli-s.” Ward F was decorated with red, white 2nd blue cambric at either end, and its festvous aad wreaths of evergreen presented. @ most inviting appearance. The tables were set im_the dining-reoms of the ward®. but were devoid of all attractive embellishment. | The din as the public undersgood it, was | ae ae for the sick and wounded goldier: put the parties managing the affair at Armor: for some cause or olacr, seemed to have a di ferent notion, and at 12 o'clock all the nurses bore hospital attendants were provided for ata able arranged with china plIutes, and the in- yalid soldiers were obliged to wait until a lon while after before they were supplied, av Seen the dinner was served up to them on tin occasion, “More Bt { i | ' i g | A Fisies, and im such @ manner as to cony “iil it no pleasing thoughts whatever. The | + aud chickens were cut up in a care- ke st miner, and the pieces thrown in confa- into a tin dish, from whence what the sol- | Giers wanted was dug out in the usual every gay manner. Armory Square was the only | hospital which did not give universal satis fa tion to the participants of the dinner. We re- get being obliged to record these Jacts, but the truth must be told. Many of the mén com- plained. and said they wonld sooner haye an Ordinary diuner. and have it in time. than wait as long as they were obliged to for what pure ported to be an extra dinner, but which was in reality. & mere apology. It is but justice te say, Dowever, that many of those who kindly Jent their aid in providing and serving up thie dinner, opposed the manner in which it was condiiciedy and feel indignant that they wore thus compelled to beara part init. The din- her was provided for the pital purses or attendants, and it was the for- mer who shonlt have been first served, and Rot been obliged io wait until 3 or 4 o'clock, aud ti@s come up like beggars. The attend- ants and nurses vere better able to wait than were the patients. Of Dr. Bliss’s professional Mapagement as sw » HOt an unfayorasdle word can be said. No better surgeon could be | Jeune; but it must be confessed that the ward. Mhasters are overbearing and impertinent; the Rurees WanUng in attention to their duties, and the culinary department not in as good con- dition as itshould be. Among the ladies who were most indefatigable at this hospital were Miss Sarah McConnell, the Misses Mitchell, and Mrs. Simms. * JUDICIARY SQUARM HOSPITAL. In pleasing contrast with Armory the other italsewe had the pleasure of ¥ ing. At Jodiciary juare the table was fur- ished and arranged in a style of actual mag- nificenes. The billor {are consisted of turkeys, chickess, roast a tton, hams, oysters. side dishes, vegetables of all sorts, apples, raisins, grapes, pies, &c., &c.,allof which were dispiayed on tables spread with neat white tablecioth-, and shining dishes, knives and | forks. The dining-room was arranged in the mcet attractive manner, every rtion of is Being festooned and wreathed with evergreens At one end was the motto, «The Union must and shall be * and the walls were adorned with portraits of General Washington, papel Lee ed alegre American | Hage aud red, white and blue ribbons added a@itractiveness to the scene, . the words, | Try Christmas,” in large bine letter¢ were | visible in & prominent place. Perfect pyra- mids of turkeys and chickens -were displayed; | while evergreens and flowers were intertwined | amon zand around the articles of food provided. One of the turkeys weighed twenty-five pounds. in the centre of the room was a pyramid sur- aqmounted by a fine Christmas tree anumber | ofemall Union fiags. In this attractive room, | and around these inviting tables, 250 invalid i . patriots gathered at one time, and were waited | wpon carefal gitendanee. er 500. patients, and. all were i with the % men composing the guard.. Two | hundred and fifty were eeated at the tables ai | ne time. ONPresident Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln and Mr. @nd Mrs. Secretary Smith visited this Rospit:l, | Gud expressed themselves well pleased with | the manner in which everything was arranged. | As the President was leaving, o.. elderly gen- | tieman remarked to berm crre pa eiemeey 1 extensive public duties, manage: Baia his own.” Byes." re lied the President, | Inughingly, “but I have not got much te held.” entrance slso to this hospital and all the ‘wards were tastefully arranged with ever. | greens, and the gas-burners were alse wreathed | and bore a variety of mettioes. The wards are j fm an unexceptionally-clean conditien — the ‘ward-master, it in his exertions to keep themso. The ent of the matron, Mrs. Spear, ix also condition, aad chualitanss are*rea! Marsh is the surgeon in ly by the Jadies and tlemen in | Fnere are in this hospital alto. | sisted by Drs. Ed S ue, Hildreth and Halk. samedi vy Ete steward in charge. aa ve Mocrene a charge, and +o well arran; everything, wi Mrs. J. u. Mrs. Vi Miss L. Helmick, Mrs. Justice, Baker, Miss Wendell and Bilss Smith. A presentation of splendid snd t bouquets was made to all the patient« | beds to of the dinner. After the diu- mer the youpg Iadiee-in attendance sang the Star Banner.” Altogether, the cvl- ebration at Judiciary Hospita! waw gratity- ing in the extreme to ail concerned. TRINITY CMURCH HOAPITAL. What is im relation to the bill of fare at Judiciary may aiso be said of Trinity Hospital. At this pn eer gh ge hie 400 tients partook nner. surgeon Ee caatge bere is Dr. A. J. Baxter, and the eom- mittee having the dinner jm charge were Mrv. Weed, Miss Sullivan, Robbins, Morgan, Miss Coombs, Mrs. Whittecombe, who were indefatigable in exertions te con! athe greatest possible ® mount of pleasure. In addition te the elegant table set in the basement of the church for those who could enjoy it, was a small table in the center of the chureh loaded with delicacies for the gratiffeation of those who could not leave their beds. The whole bui@ling was tstefully arranged with wreaths and feetoons of ever- greens, and the chancel was decorated with fags. The dining-room was fragrant with pes a and flowers, and on each table (of which there was four) was 8 tastefully arranged Christuaas tree. The exercises commen: by by the execution om the organ by Mr. Franklin ot “Gloria in Exceleis,” after which the patients joined in singing the Star-Spangled nner, and other national airs. At the table the Rev. W.G. Raymond, chaplain, asked acblesa after which, in 2 reat speech, be presented to Mr. McNally, the hospital steward, on beHait of the patients, spleadid sword, sash, belt, cup, chevrons, wring snd 4 pipe, a5 a oken of their regard for his « tion to them. Mon. who were eo sick as not to beable tu leave their partake of ' Mr. Sargent, of Californi id shis hospital, aod deliversd a short sa privt . | M Sargent, Mrs aver Wilson, And other | fed also Virited the hospital. At th mei | (a6 fact at all oUwers, ox apt t | Hosy nts w 1 tel,) the Wine bol U t | and Rodgers—conld not _be surpassed. | much credit for the!" conduct of the | tients, under charge of Surgeon Wm. Hay | sisted by Dr. B. Schneck. | of Merey, who have greatl. Allen, being indefati- — ja Miss | Mrs. Whittlesy, and | | ' { Government. yener, baker, gave this hospital a handsome | donation of bread, ‘ ‘opp 4 WALL HogPITAL. H Odd Fellows’ Hall {Navy Yard) the ward | is Were dre: profusely with evercreen:, and each cot had two small Hanging at the head. At the end of.the Tove these was a large | Crozer, cegle with the mettoes, “Liberty, Union and the Constitution,” and “Soldiers,your cause is just,” and paintings of the Birth ot Ubrist, | Washington and otlers. The dinner wass@eud | in the dining hall at one o'clock. The officers : and patients, numbering about 100, aat down to it, and did full justice to the turkey, chicker, han, &e. Dr. Hodges, the resident: Surgeon, presided, and speeches were made BP Mr. Knapp, Dr. W. i Waters, who is the sur- | geon in charge, and others. Those of the pa- t tients, 29 in number, who were not able to be at > the table, had their meals sent to them. At | night some of the patients got up an impromptu | concert, which was attended by « large number ' of the friends of the soldier, who were highly | pleased. The programme was made up of yocal andinstrumeptal pieces, which were well ren- dered; ané some—tbe comie medley of Knapp, “Howard Jathers; the Iffsh Jo-tliig Car song, by Rodgers; Bonnie Dundee, (duett,) by ee: 8 Drun ®Noliloquy, SY Mr.Baruard.of Ford’s Theaie¥, Was rendered in styl. The affair passed off very successfully, ana 1° Universal Wish expressed was that {lie same con, @9¥ euld soon give such another entertainment. \ \ d sme CESS. ve The Committee having the dinner in charge, Dr. Hodges, {¢ Assistants and paticnts, desorve id aflair. The committee consisted of Mrs. @, M. Head. Mrs. Capt Morris, Mrs. M. B. Hays. Miss Choate, | Mrs. Hacksey, Mrs. Hodges, Mrs, H.C. Fahne nestock, Miss L. Choate and Miss \", Morris. - EBE ZEK MORPITAL. . The efficient committee of Hivnezer )Nospital (consisting of Miss Tucker, Mrs. John Veal, de: Rupe and Mrs. Lathrop) were b,* 20 | ‘ans Negligent in the preparation of the din ner. The farge dining room was very bex@ls folly and extensively decorated with evergreens and American flags, and the addition of stacks of muskets at oneend of the room gave itn very military appearance. The tableextended around | three sides, Was covered with a <now-vwhite | cloth, abd loaded with edibles of all kinds. A | large numbér of ladies assisted the committee | in serving the soldiers. Every one had an , abundance—as much as he could eat—and when they left the table a large quantity yet remained: | showing how abundantly the ladies had pro- | vided. The er ward up stairs was neatly * ornamented with wreaths of evergreens aud flags. The nts not able to leave the ward , were specially cared for by Miss Tuck distinctions were made bet ween officers, 4 dants, guests and patients; but all were se at the same table, and waited upon by the ladies. The dinner here was adecided si | ISLAND HALL HOSPITAL. i At Island Hall Hospital a most sumptuous | dinner was furnished. This hospital has tour | wards, and contains one hundred and five pa- | 23- i Seventy of th tients were able to go to the table, whic partly supplied by Mrs. Smith, but pri h oy the ever ul cities of Me Seventh | ard, and also by the hospital fund, of which Isiand Hall has a large surplus on hand. ‘The bill of fare included eye: e that the market could aftor nd we venture to | ‘ that the guests of apy of our hotels di not | yesterday set down to a more inviling or better yess dinner than did tife patients at T-1 Halt. The culinary Mepariment is under charge of Mr. A. M. Sprague, and ihe atvtter kept kitchen fn tiie cite. T fastidious could have found noescept manner in which the edibles were pr must be remembered, too, that by sow ht, this ho. pi Was neglec and in the peeparation of the din: re obliged to depend mainly npon their own rons. Many of the Island citizens, ho ever, aided them. The store room, too,is in aw exceltent condition. This hospital is a decided | proof that good management is the only th neeessary to secure cleanliness and com for. 2048 a rather enfall buflding, ani! the parties in control are much eramped for room. The | dining room was most eb iy arranged crith | wreaths and festoons of flags and evergreens. } A beam funning throngh the center of theroom | was festooned, and bore in we lelters the | motto “We Honor the Bray Portraits vl Washington and McClellan adorned the walls and to make a more comfortable appe carpet was Improvised out of bagei table was spread with snow white cloths, and in order to give all as much of a home appear- ance as possible, Surgeon Hays purchased, him- self, handsome table furniture, thus, for one day at least, giving the patients an epportunity of eating off other than tin plates. Th among the best managed hospitals we hut seen, wind the dinner y: jay was a erutifying affair, anda real credit to all > cerned Chaney wosery st The dinner «t Cranch Hospital was supplied by Miss Mary Harrington, daugiiter of th: sistant Secretary of the T ery, and cor ed of turkeys, ¢ lavish suppl: etables, anda fine wreathof evergreens ¥ prung over the chaneel, and wreaths were arranged around the walls, while a large Uy hung from the chandelier in the ¢ are o0 patients here, ail of who plied with dinner. Dr. tending surgeon here. chaplain. DOUGLAS HORPITAL. At Donglas Hospital 250 patients partook of the dinner which was provided by Mrs. Lin- colys Mrs, Secretary Smith, and the Shippens- | burg (Pa.) Female Soldiers Aid Society. ©) ene huncred pstients. however, were in su ficient good Hiralth to goto the table, The pa- | tients here are indebted to Mrs. Brown, wife o} the chaplain, Miss Robertson, selyes in providing an acer Atong those provided for were a ouruber of wounded men, who had been just brougin up | from Fredericksburg. The sargeon charge | of Douglas Hospital is Dr. Pe Pi who | is assisted by Drs. Sutton, God Bradford | and Burnett. H. Roberts aud G. P. Hounniwatt are the stewards. BT. ALOYSICH HOSUITAL St. Aloysius Hospitat 2 patients, §0 of whem cannot leave their beds. They are in charge of Drs. Cepeland. Thompson. Williams. Here too, a sumptuous dinuer provided by Mrs. Smith and committer, as sisted by the membeg of St. Alovsins Church. The Sisters of Mercy presided on yesterday. In fact these Sisters age devoted in their atte tions here, and are continually around the co: of the sick, dud. ministering to their wants. © { | Evidence of their management is visible every- | where in the cleavliness and good condition of the wards, kitchen and laundry. On yesterday fivetables were set in tha dining-room, which wis festooned and wreathed with evergreens and flags, and decorated with Generals Washington and Scott. fier all had ‘deen supplied there was enough left te provide two more splendid dinners. Rey. Father | Wigett is chaplain to this hospital. PATENT OVFICK HOSPITAL. At Patent Office Hospital 600 patients partook of the dinner. Turkeys, chickens, side dishes, { apples, orange, &c. were in abundance. By some strange e868, however, the com- | mittee appointed by Mrs. Smith to attend to | this hospital, with the exception of Mrs. Robi- son, failed to attend, and the hozpital was therefore devoid ef decoration. Mrs. Rebison, however, worked hard, and therefore a very acceptable dinner supe prepared: Much of the | | eredit of this is due to the cook, Mr. Hanchett, | | and to the steward, M: H. Manning, who } Bad the managementof the culinary depart. | | meni, and exerted themselves hugely to please the patients. Dr. Robison is surgeon in churge | here, and is ussistual by Drs. Bradley, Tryon, Loomis, Stone, Jamar, Hoover, and Medical Cadet Veeder. BMORY HOAPITAL. $ At Emory Hospital the patients enjoyed them- selves greatly. The diuner tornivhed by the | iadirs Wes abundant and sumptnoas, em- | bracing 8 varied supply of the most substantial | and inviting articles, all done up in the very best style Hf the excellent caterer belonging to ; the hospital) Turkies, geese, chickens, ducks, | beef, veal, mution, sugar-cured hams of 1 , best quality, vegetables of all kinds, jellies, | oysters, SOUDE: Peete apples and oranges, tormed portion ot the bonnieous feast. Some two hundred and seventy of the patients sat down at the first table, and right heartily did they enjoy themeel ves, whilst the band of thy ist Michigan Cavalry discoursed eloquent music. | The spacious linimg-room was ornamented with wreathe of evergreen, and made truly imposing by 8 grand display of the broad stripes and bright stars of the Union flag. The sick who were onable to leave their wards were bounteously supplied by the Iladies—those angels of mercy who ever delight to svothe the wuftering» of our honored soldiers. Emory is located about one mile east of the Capito}, and im one of the most commodiour hespitals fi this District. I: t in charge of Dr. Kiendenin, whos erergetic and judicious management of | te aifeirs hoe mote thao once elicited high commendation from those to authority in the | t TH! ATHENTH-STRBET MNOIPITAL. ‘The Thirtecn:h-sireet hoepitalis under the charge of James Hryan, U. %rolunteers, as- sisted by Drs. Donnognue and Martin. About 140 convalescent patientesat down to & sump- tnoua dinner provided by the IMberality of Mrs. Presiden’ Liocoln and Caleb Smith. The @iuing hall wae beautifully decorated with eviegrrens Bnd festoons tastefully arranged The presided over by Dr. Bryan sod lady, aleo bySihe Misses yoral other iaeies. The Rey offered a prayer of thanks- all*hea men present devoutly am addressed the patients ia man . Wiehad them & merry reminded thers of their giving, in paced Dr happier tinea, a7 tae Cher patr | after cheer that went up from | dantly at dinner that they | stewed chicken and duck, | not int the habit of making { te | for the soldiers had and Mr" Galeb Smith. The dinner ai this in- ititution was a complete success, STANTON HOSPITAL. — The dinner at Stanton Hospital was superin- tended by Mrs. Senator Trombull and Mrs. Senator eofIudiana. They had the assis!- ance of a large number of othertadies, whose beauty and smiles were enough to glddden the hearts of the brave men who are amongst the unfortunate of those who have volunteered to sustain the nation and its honor. The dinner scrved by these kind ministers @as such as gould not be surpassed by the mostexperienced caterers. It was a rare satffaction see the enjoyDa‘nt of those who partook of it. After it was over, Senator Lane, of Indiana, made a short speech, giving words of cheer and hope for a swiftreturn of peace. Rey. Mr. Channing | then introduced to the company Mise Caroline Richings, who sung, in exquisite style, the song of “Our Union, right or wrong;* which was heartily applauded, Gen. Farnsworth, of Ill, followed with a short but stirring sgpech. Miss R. egain sung, the song “I love the merry sun- shine.” Rey. Mr. Channing made a few re- marks, and the ceremonies were closed with the song “The Star-spangle@ Banner,” the assembly all joining in the chorus, and ending with three cheers of thanks to Miss Richings. Those pa- | tients who could not leave their beds were waited upon by the ladies in-attendance. Six tublee, capable of seating 200 persons, were spread in the large diujng room, Stanton Hos- pital is a new one, and Was named in honor gf | * ine cfcretary of War, and has been a>>% but a chort time zur the reception ofpatienis. Tho buildings, adm iripiy pores, were erected by Mr. Brown, of thie city, and were fitted up under ihe direction of Sur- geon Jobn A. Lidell, U.S. V. They will { { i | | | | ted {OF hospital pur. | Manrinp.—O Wednesday ec’ ———— Preferwnce given ton chess piers. A ACCIDENT ON THR City Ratiway.—On “X,’ Sa in- Pats ae eemnany come of At Ae: BOARDING. . sembly’s Church by ve J. a ing the hands of Dr. P. Hunt (a- ee ¥ by et mpg Be hh emt eS a Same: eae — opr | convenient to the ots user at No.7 Indisaa jar . R. F. Han iss Minni s bet 3d and 4}; sta, Hall. daughter of the late ‘Janes S. Turpia. Aner ‘eae peasant e ceremony Was Over there was & more Ronaeoiea ag usually hearty tender of congratulations to the ee septioman desiren a0 Ro Bin Mate. happy pair, who have ® large circle of very | prom, and private parlor, om spcoad floor froat, warm friends. | Board fuel end lebts ineludeds i | from Willards’ Hotel. Address Bios x” Wednesday night, x Mr. Garrett, residing on Seventh street east, attempted to get off of one |ARDING.—Large and wel! Purnishei ROOMS Board. of the passenger cars while in motion near Odd for rent, with a comm unica- Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, and falling, one of | ting, one square from W! . Hotel: Inquire at his feet was canght under the wheel and badly | Star Office. oe 15 crushed. Officers Heall and Wiliams at once took him to his residence, and Dr. Hodges im- Mediately dressed the wounds. ig PERSONAL. 5a % UBLIC NOTICE —The firm JOHN VOGEL and CHRIGETMAS AT THK HosPITata.—We sur. P DET LDC TNEE bon oot bere feet render a very large portion of our space to-day pales 1 am. therefore not responsible duc any to the reports of the proceedings at the diiferent | transaction of such all . hospitals yesterday. On o-morrow we shall dec 22-3t* | endeavor to complete the lict of notices of these f interesting affairs. are ie ee Lecce Gaston Bacaixa, by dirt seian of we iat ri give aittioas at SOBoutn A PRIN arf in jum Ww! ve a igh sianding, who has traveled wae wc Liatreat, between Ist and 3d ste. Capitol HOR, for ox- the Caucasus, and visited ov the shozes et tin fi of disease, seeing your living as well as Black Sea 90 tomre -- ke SQuTes of the friends, gets neines, reads t . Ldeeog na Tr Pontian Hinge, has.also | Heursfrom9as.m.tillg p.m. Sittings © “yeied with Gottschalk in South America | _ de 90-20" a = “and the West Indies—is one of-the first ma- NI NO LMPOSITION gicians of the age, magnetiser and performer | ;)lADAME BOSS bas ju-t arrived. Doctress nod in electro-magnetism—and comes directly from { Astro/ewist. Was born with a patural gift. She , Paris to give here a serics of performances. | tele the p**t and futare—was never knows to fail. | He proposes to make his debut In America In | She ean tel ;°Urvery thoughts, cause No. this city, shortly. t ringer, Bring Lop rrner ce tand 7th. Phe only per: Ws. woaie hivsc eT ae vy at | fob that tan Shower ifkenct* #¢ future busbend or LD advise our lady readers to call # ' sen 5! ; aut: Seventh street, between Land M.to ot their | Sbsent friend in Teality,. Laat* 5? cents; eentle- ® x done, deaist | wed Sl : ci peered commodate about 5u0 Patients. The wards tre | in fine condition, and the wants of the poor 4 fellows Who we paticnts there aro Sdvairably Rev. - provided for-in every roepett. CUbanning, the chaplaii, takes a deep interest jn the spiritual welfare of hismumerous charge. } ‘The fojlowing is 4 list of the medical officers of | s' Join A. Lidell, UL | Oe instiry tio fampbeali, C. H_O. yin chase” ‘ampbell, C. H. Os borne, J. pptiet ana and G. B. Hammond, A sistant Surgeons; ».tW4 R. Chipman and w. W. Allen, Hospital a Wards. The female nurses at Stanton Hoaph”! Are all Sisters of Mercy from Pittsburg, Pa. Nf Sister Supo- Tior is Sister Mary Borgia. Tha® *¢mirable ladies discharse their Inborious dau, % sick and wounded soldiers in Stanton Hoe," in @ noble manner, maintaining im every Te spect the high reputation which these self-de- yoru S&S have ever enjoye revyer known. 4 DRVO Worthily received the bi sings ef ands of our* disabled soldiers. CASPARIS HWOSPIyAL. The eelebration at Cas; s Hospital was very gratify ing to all who pated or w dessed it. “Lhe dining hall) was appropriai decorated with evergreens anda very handsome American flag: urgeon, Drs. C. were ed at the four tables upon which w spread, in addition to .the <nbstantials, e article of Juxury that the anarke:s afford. the hends of the tables were seated Rey. Dr Brown, Major B. B. Freach, the popular anc + Mewent Commiussionerof Public Baitdings, W. E. Waters, U. min charge, x Dr. L, Heard, re: The dinner conelnded with fr a furnished in greata - by Mr-. Smith to neT Was, assisted by a num dies living in the neighbori whose acts of benevolence to. wards } in this hospital ys On BENE vceasions, referred to. rejitst was finished Dr. Waters co: the sold ing had before, Ww atmlated aguallcont | tibone, of Washington, D. C. About one hundred persons | MAKRIED, FOR SALE AND RENT. By W.L. WALL & O00. Southwart sorner of Pe vs we will seil, in front of our Ay cash | i line. ~ Aw | By W. L. WALL & 00.. Foot oe re a ah cm Gov. C.. AT AU eenOn trom | serve. for cash at out | i { | ! | | i ! | On the 20d instant, at tim bride's residence, War- ~ fieldsburg facil oounty, Ma. by Rev PL. Wil | Aon ees nm thease pacioun ne uly ay city, D-C., to Mra, ANN L, WARD PED | Aaetyat No. 40 Fifiecnth st delwoen Hardt, | STOCK —On SATURDAY NOON, city, »to Mra. ANN L, . bye +) December 27tb. at four o'clock Aveii Balto. papers please copy | 2 aon wequired. — es de 2 3t* _ | Boome. we nell— . siete Ou the Mth instant, b ALBERT LA RUE, of Bhi adeiphia, to Bi'ss MA the Kev, Father McNally, GIE B. PETTIRONY, only daughterof Win. ag ~ F municating, at 402 Kighth street, bot and H, ins private family de FUE SHED Rov [Oincinnati and Phila’ papers please copy.}_ *~ OB RENT—Two well Furnished ROOMS, com: & TQ RENT—For Feat, at | ac ter! poration of Washington six per arly Corporation of Washington five par ‘orperation of Alexandria six per cent. Steck. By Rev. Father M ire, the 4 i 450 12th street. east siac, SosWéem fF An! 1, First Mo Martussas Gap Con ‘ae HEX NEOMET ER te thee LOE ee Beats streets, neatly furnished and ver coke team | Bharea( of the etropolis Stork. both of this city. + '| BED ROOMS, ras NG BOO} S. and PAR ' Terms 2880, ee MCGUIER & dis z i - +. a is si OnMbR TAR ania Bes Pr ptines att | fells ify, Wrerycltcaton gett tothonscoctget | —° 4 4. =: MESNTEBA £9. anew. ie ». INDEBMAU &R, of this cits sa ee | ing them. Nochildreninthehonse. ne 12-if on a. Pap ag Auctioncers. a Pee ;IRST-CLASS WURNISHER ROOMS, with BOO) i UCTION —Oa nae PF irtbect Sond Ben nee ROOMS its Ol donbar RVENING, Decent eon oo a street. between its and Sd st..'3 doors below City | ening at 6h o'clock. we shall on the iret On the morning of the 2nd cre inge 83g o'closk, | a Seal 7 Lone c the ery best of neigh- So aon Rouen me a laren Sumber of Oa OTTO FREX HOLD, agei6 yearsand7 months, of i Reant airy © parlor w be let to a first class this eily. now 1 the best . Wil tee ineral wy il take place at 2o0’cleck p.m..from | the residence of x i# parents. so] | ted 2 ALE—A FARM of 3": neror Sudderly on the 2th instant, STEPHEN A. | = of Washington City. arden.or for suited for @ market = Ty pUTposaa, | MeNAMIEE, aged 31 y e818. At fropis on two public roads Would be diviled His friends and thoa 0f the family are resp: to suit purchasers, Fer furthes inlormation, apply fallly invited to attend .i8 funeral from his la at room No, 2, second tioor Post Office Depart reshience on th strecteas. Petr Penn avenue. meut. de 2-eo2w nthe y at halt 8, on behalf , DOBBINS, the eldest son of Wm. B. ani Ma: dinner, i of the patients, their most sinenre thanks. He introduced the Rey. Dr. Brown, of the Capiiol Hill M. EF. Church, who enter ed the com- | ith a brief pairioticaddre every one being satis pris cowida t be Tu this con French had prociu’ Lo: patients of this hospita n his usual y then retired, dinn- rat Cas- Lnjor to do- te thet M nate to the iucending tosend them sromnd by his servant naan, but ause he maa motto be found | r-hour appreached. ‘The Major, yer, was determined that the soldiers ni be Without their apple- for 60 Perley Poore-like, he yota wheelbarrow dence ures. ASCENRION HOSPET At Aseension Hospital. which res the ath F.C. He i» D rr, of Muss., is assisted by Drs. Dorr is a skillful and 8 conscientious surgeon in charg! Date, Tatt and Craig. surgeon, 4 trne gentle officer of ihe govern ever attheir posts, with ki hands., The matrona are Harris, Miss Marston, sud Mrs. Baker. These ladies de- serve the praise of all for their devotion an:! seH-snerifieing spirit; their lohors are aban- sand rea dent, but they are performed with cheerful- ness. A belter corps of attendants 1 purses cannot be found anywhere. That surge Sy matrons, attendants And narses ure appreci- ated by the soldiers. v manifest by the che around the groaning bourds, names were mentioned. FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHERCT fonrih Pres somely decorated were literally loaded witty / life. HOSPUTAT, “ and- Phe tables good things o Miss Marston. the excelient matron, had everything arranged sid ¢ in the mos tasty style. In this div wusion Hos- pital there are 150 paticn ne third of whom esnnot lesve their beds. All we however amply supyfied, and a suilicient « oysters were left to supply all vie supper. They had, however, ¢ autity 0 patients m so abuu- rred tha the r oysiers should bs « hospital @ pint of patient. ENION CHAPEL Tos The patients of Union Ch Twentieth street, were not f t of fare embraced stewed oygers, roast turkey, cold boiled ham, mashed potatoes, mashed turnips, celery, cran- i tatits are | On the 2th irstant, of sear.'et fever. ANNA JE KIN, youngest child of Chan. W. and Gertru Pettit, aged 3 vears and 13 . {OR SAL. BARGAIN—First-qualit j aratus of a first-class Ke-taurant, anch rd ing Range, (ou < +} Steam Table, al! sort- of Kitchen and Cookin nea these instant, of seartet sever. JAMES’) Dienalls, Gas Fixtures, Grockary.de. For partice BRADLEY. son of Gebrge wud Marae "| glare apply to SIMON FREY . Kooi No.4. No.4 The friends and acquaintance fa.nily are | Baetigeyy wetwets: St and <th, taree Gore beiew respectfully ix vited to attend al fro. tho oe ee tesi¢eace of hisfather, o> a si, be een URNISHED ROOMS TU RENT—A large Far- Gand I. bth an avy Yard.on Sundey, past? occlork p,m. {Philadelphia papers plexse copy.| RANDULPH ry EB Dobbins aged 3 years, Smonths and tidayx_ The friends of the family are respectinily invited to attend his funeral ab their resideace, 2 0'clock to-morrow afternoon, 77th inst. . On -. 25th inst.. typhoit pneumonia, 1. AW RENCE SHIELDS in the soth year of his age His frierds and thone of the faniiy are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, at halt-past 2 o clock, from his late residence, No. 373 Kleventh t, between K and L. = the 33d instant, shed Parlor and Bedrooms to rent at 92 Pa, between gist and vad ats, de & 6t" On the %th instant, WILLIAM LOR and CHAMBER, No. 41 Louisiana are., tween 6th and 7th « ts. dex tf BOOMS FOR RENT—By the week th, 21 410 Nieth seu taatter oy oe and a emt and well the premises, No. 4091 conve ly on and 2th sts. Possession given App’ otk BEIGE ROUSE AND LOT POR SALB—4 fa k- GAIN.—A Double Brick HOUSE, containing ten roems, with large side Lot. sitnated on L street no: th, between Sixth and Seventh streets, will be sold low aud ov ay TAS.€ McGUIRE mission Merchants. — it 17 4. co 1 th the abov, ORE W. BAMBERGER LOST AND FOUND. J{S8TRAY_—Taked up as an catray on the 23 inst, La bay MARE. Tae owner wil pleass come for: ward, prove property, vay charges and take her | away. Apply at 930 12th et., botweon Band O sts, de 4 3t* B, 0 FLANIGAD REWARD.—Lost & O0., Avetioneers and Com, de 2+-5t* °O LET—FURNISHED ROOMS ner of C street. In connection = is a Ladics*and Gents’ Dining Saloon, on the Bos- ton style, where Board can be had by the week or uropean plan, de 2 lw™ Six nonihs in use) a late style — —_ = — to engage bee ENT—Handsomeiy PURNISHED PAR- to their especial attenti: termi: of psyment. Apply to | GO b.—1. Ese thelr tag poe | RENT AND SALE ~The FURNITURE of | in 2 cares OOF AMA CoT ileal (elle firstelem Bowring Hotes, with: fourteen Toome,in the ery best ef neiebborkocds inthe » Feurth Ward, o tee together vaiue $3" and y baring from foprteen io sixtees tw other papers he court, value BNZ. Any oce retars s pocket beok to 1 | ——- = factory yeasons given PS ne San oleate: “winecasl cr particulars, apply at the Ageney Office, 3 oS | Ninth street, near Penn. avenue. “3 : = | de 22 Ie NB, MILLER, HN eee yan seken rors MARES | oR SAL.E—The STOCK, FIXTURES, FURNI- lige: blind in left eye; pupil sound, about 19 or 1 | TURK and GOOD WILE of « Hotel on P. ears old; was taken from the hotel corner 7th and | ve; Best of location in the city, 13 farut rooins and Dining Saloon, Also, stabling for tea horses, The proprietor wishing to retire, will make Wheral conditions. th on Moncay night, 2 - Tie abore Teward will be paid tothe find no leaving the i mare at Mra. TslEN WvOD'S, one mile east of the | Capitol. Ge2i ate | and midress,* Hi TOF COLUMBIA, Covsry oF i RK RENT—The Build Premises new in De ce Se taints waco Fone ctcupancy of Hall &Winte on Maine men berry sauce, pickles. Desert—Appleand mince | wine jelly, cheese, apples, cider, and oranges. The dinner was provided by the exertion of Mrs. Secretary Smith. Addresses were delivered by Dr. But- ler and Rey. John Thrush. Dr. Butler intro- duced Prof. Hubbard, of the National Obsery-, atory. The Professor, however, said he was ublic speeches; when some of the soldiers called out, ‘Doctor, tell us about the stars,” and he complied with their request, and gave them some interesting facts relative to astronomy. the recipiemt of a large and beaatifully illus- trated work on surgical anatomy, trom the aitachees of the honse, accompanied by a letter expressive of interest and appreciation. This is the second time Dr. B. has been made the cipient of evidences of regard from those under i him. CAMP FAROLE, ALEXAXDRIA. The convalescents and pareled Alexandria were also provided with a suilable dinner. both camps contain about 15,000 men. In Camp Parole there are tive wards, the en- trance to each of which was decorated with evergreens and had arches sprung across. The | beds in the hospital were decorated with flow- ers. A table, spread with a white cloth and with crockery, was set under 3 neatly-sarrrnged bower, at which the officers were seated to par- take of the dinner provided. The provisions m sent down the day he- fore, and were distributed in quantitive to the inmates of the different tonta, who prepared their own dinners. All were amply supplied with turkeys, chickens, roasts, &c. The sur- geon in charge occupied the head of the table, | and after # blessing had heen acked by the chaplain, the officers and visitors did fuil jus- ; tice to the good things set before them. A toast to the ladies and gentiemen who iaterested themselves for the soldiers wae given, and ap- propriately responded to. - CONVALHECANT OLNT. At this camp the dinner was nol quite so successful ax at Camp Parole, owing to the fuct of the non-arrival of the artivics provided by Mrs. Smith until a lste hour. Lata in the evening, however, the soldiers were supplied with turkeys, chickens, vegetabler, and other edibles, which had been proyided. It was not thought advisable to sta table, owing to the severe illness of Col. Belknap, the command. ant of the camp, &s it was feared the noise and confusion mude by the soldiers would have a bad effect upon him. ; ~ DINSHER AT THE CONTRABAND CAMP. At the camp tor contrabands, corner of Twelfth and Q ¢trevte, those who are quartered there numbering about 500, were treated toa fine digrer of turkeys, chickens, roast beef, boiled ham, vegetables, confectionery, &c., the moet of which was contributed by Mrs. Lincotn, and the balance by the Freedman’s Relief As. sociation and others. In the morning, all the women and children were called up in front of the gtore-room, and each got some article of clothing 98 8 present, one of the matrons dis. tributing tothem. About two o'clock, the din- ner having been cooked, was placed oma tablo fn front of the superintendent's office, and the families cAjled in rotation and supplied, Dr. Nichole superintending the distribution, and being aeoi-ted by six or seyon stalwart car- yers, Who were kept busy for an hour or more in disjvinting the turkeys, At the same time @ach of the children received a toy from & table near by, ( enerous persons having -eat ont for distribution two or three barrels of toys and confectionery.) "There was no public ad. dresses, and afer all had beon supplied the bedance of the day was spent by the children in Ds with their toysand by the vlaer perseng rusnal ayo. Dr. Butler was | prisoners at. + | teen hands high, which the owner can have by j je té ! i INGTON, dj i ie | between 4+; an? 6th streets, Island. Kent $50 per tay: Beare. ack ay HORSE, abegig qencseii, | gouwm” Bayable quarterly ay advance. Apply’ to which was n upruoning at lurce Inst Batucday WM. BM. ELLIS, Eagle Lrow Works, or to 7 ew CHAS. WALTER. J | Jersey avenue, south of Capitol, de 3 Stawsw The owner will please qome forward, pay the | charges and take him away HOS. J. FRAZIER, FY RENT.—A firstelass Furnished Double PARLOR, Also, several Furnished KOOMS, with or witbout Board Roo: - ie . 2 a " Sas, at deasecst® Fourth Ward Station Mourn. 323 Di pt etrecn oh yo A s c uf [MBIA Counrr or W. iy ; heal oration a: he very o eee eT Boroby Qouity teat Tanks | peightarkood. ho Parlor win bebet te Rewterigns Lore of tbe city. of Washington, bath ‘iad tenant only. ide Is et wills star 1a Wa Ritebiead an & blaze x hen fers? SALE—A new and desirable Brick Dwelling 7OR F HOUSE and Briek Stable, situated near the Steam Boat Wharrtes, in the Seventh Ward, Pos- session given immediately. Termseasy. Applica- tion may be made of H, A. ST on the ses, or CHAS. WILSON, near the Bank of ington. de 13-e03t” head, had ou hinta blanket an? a striped sirsingle and a‘ halter, Given under my band and seg! th day of Deeamber. 1862 THOMAS C. DONN, J. P. for Washington county, D.C. The owner of the above deseribed horse will ple: feevay. TEMES DOME ce Queen eChapel W AEEHOUSE NEAR THE DEPOTFORRENT, | +. 94 Ste bi * . BB immediate jon iven—| is sit- de test Washing'on county, D, pated of ana adjoining Trinity Ohureh, {root OST—Last Saturday,an ACCOUNT BOOK, on ing on © street an ndiana arenus al fet L Sixth sireet. Two dollars reward will be paid | with adepth of 89 feet. Ls yard and «hed at- 1 ange iflcftatNo 5 south A st.,Capitel Hill. azz at* prly to BOTELER & EFT AT MES, BROWN’S, on 16th inetant. cor. ner wth and H sts,,a dark bay HORSE. six- tacked, WILLSON, Iron Hall. N-eost ; i ir, ; paying charwos. do 23-38 | Private Tay within, rere et ne TUS Ry |® perow tn our employmeot, ¥e*- a ‘de 13 LY S33 K, conteinins SPOR, PAPC, | @ loser can obtain it by identifying and | bods enn as pLANe * Ge Be? ‘GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, AKEN UP ESTRAY—Ou the 20th instant, ort Slocum, a black HORSE, with white which the owner cau have by paring ¢ha near pots, con OG cznenar, LICENSES AND CART, DRAY AND WAGON LIGENSES. —" W. All general Licenses due the corporation ef Bemwses e rt BI Georgetown, on ihe Ist of January wext murt be HY WASKD.—Lost, on the 2th instant,ared | Dale within tom days from that fey $10 GOW with wii ioree ies heoe ty op ney Pde giving ¢ And notice is furthe: Licenses for he said pa, gallons of ilk da: returnin, p Aor one carisidrays and wi expire on the Ist of to CORNELIUS DONOHO, 378 24 street, be- ohn ta tween A and B streets, Unpitel Hill, will receive | JAncer ghee nage pAymERTI# GColaved berond the je strictly eu- WM, LATRD, Clerk, the above reward. ae PORTMONNALE, with chain, ¢ small sam of money. forved by the said police. ntains | _ de 2-StawtSan 10" rizad as “pocket IN & TAR— fe R® T ny * between the north Capitol gate and lower en Aas walk, north aide of Onpitol, on Mone Segie re son day afternoom, 22d imet. The tinder will belibarally C. B. JRWHLL, rewarded by leaving itat No. Si north A street, f Green street and Uanal, Capitol Hill. de 3 3t¥ de 19 Ww Georgetown, D0. SUPPOZED TO BR STOLEN —Was left at BR. | Yvon sALB DS Creit & Son's stable in Georgetown, on Dec. | I nT AR, 2 | Mth, one dark grey MARR, about 10's hands high; é 0 BARueLs bosiw, ; yearsold; lame in right hind leg. Tre owner or Apply to ss are requested to come forward, prove prop- Bo 34] J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown, D. 0. erty, pay charges and take her away. 4 a atte h so tasked de 2h at UIT & BON. ———— CHRISTMAS OYSTERS. OfT-On Monday morning, somewhere between Tu Undersigned . informs his I 4 11th street. Penn, avenue and the Pat Office, and the public that of im that building or the General Post Office, 5 | Posndt and the publie shat he te California quarte WATOH KKY. & = peg ns of the most choice water reward will be paid if left atthe Drug Store of W. )YSTERS for the Ohristmas Ho! BNTWISLE, corner of Penn. avenue and izth | Persons iving biic dinners it de 25-38" ties will eet ‘advani == == } call as they can be thatthe ma:ket cam 2 oo HH C. 8. would respectfully call the attention of res- FOR THE HOLIDAYS. M. W. GALT & BROTHER call attention to their unusually large assortment of NEW AND BLEGANT GuoDs, designed especially for the HOLIDAY TRADE, NY GENTLEMAN OF ULAR HABITS, Wishing fora well-Faroisheo BED ROOM ia | Apply with real name | Ww. Ve Office. deis-eot™ | | | Tou an CHEE SiS Pa. Averce, ( AbL.) | Beeldes 2 vastly superior assortment of dents of Washington, , Sutlers, soldiersand LAMON D&#, JBWBLRY, &e. ‘Fo any heretofore offered to their customers. They Being conneets d Pie ry -y ieee toc invite special attention to their stock of house, and paeeaes is direet, — able to | BI€H PARIS FANCY GOODS, seliiower shan any ot! r house in the 5 “ce 2 1 and examine my stock before purchasing ‘s ly Q1 ited Writi 5 Helen GEA pane ste card eget a . one Card Receivers, Jewel Cason, ATO REPAIRING cone by a praotion! watch- ae Ce otograp! Aiboms = os ve ‘or! ‘ened, * Combs, Stocl and Jet Jewelry, Liquor Gases, | Bork LIBERAL UNT ALLOWED TO igar Reevivers, &c., &c. BOLD for Wateh evetrine. de 16-4 . W.GALT & BROTHER, Sewelters, _— — ~ a18-6t 354 Pennsylvania avenue. J LAPIES’ DRESS FURS! JO! ORETHAE AND aeeaes | SkBp ae Tsou end namie Sum getpte samt ‘ |, in ae 5 —_ ”_NEW YEAB PRESENTS, tiiol on: own mancisetare, und ee tee aa m7 in bilayers ni oni be ae Sofars © rise, we are thus enabled to Onrul: oa! a Lod Business Suite trom Pilot, Beaver Clothe aad Cas- Oar ntoek oer DEY GOODS is day in cased by Velvet, Merino, @assimer. Silk nad Cloth Vesta, “A= Market Bpace, uader Avenus Honre, Also,» fine tof Burioutand Sack Over- | mo% Between 7th anf Sth ote, fa. from Pilot, Beaver and Melton Cloth, & ae Youtha’ Hack Goats, with Penta and Veatato mateh, ARLES LUDMAN Boys’ Overcoats, Roys’ Cloth Jackets, Reasprcrrtcty Informs the Lafies that he Boysa' Buits of Jackets and Pants to match vs Paris a large and comet Also, a large and varied assortment of Linen and 5 of deacri; . Ties, Scarfe, Gloves, Collars, Hosiery, GQaut tletts. Under Garments, Ac., dc Alico! which will be sold at Papa low prices, and CLOAKS of every style made at ne ets tof Pa every Se a we oF N ERE “ - deDcw {Tat.} 365 Penn. grenu street. between th and loth. _ale-1m* JARW FRUIT, NEW PRUIT!_New FIGS in | TF CARD. : Nia tabe tices eer aie reels | Tue Uodersigned beg leave to inform their f a ee ee ae wal. hagun bitty on Tih stron seve, OTe tae doors from the oo cy are bow ready to serve the bie manner Geet whe in the KING & BURORELL sow Corner Fithrouts st and. ermont dy, SANDY. MILLARD OANDY s ready for ladirs and MATA ee Dhan Cae by tary that ths macket ier ds + & BUROBELL Uorner lita co’. sad Vee Mre RUSSELL & 00. All WATCHES sold by me will be warranted for | * a Sieokds = J. & nd centinee ench evening until al are __ 3.0. MeO UIRE & 00.. Ancts By W. L. WALL & ©0.. Aw ATH HOUSE AND FIXTURES AT ATCTION. of truet by Ch — By virtue of otons 7 mate for. benefit credit: will,'on TUBCDAY, Sth lneteae ne 3 B McGhann said firm, o'clock ma, on th to tothe bigest bid’. Por cath. fant well-xnon staining a Boilers, off 6 On yee ty er articles too f oon Sie : together with the tease afte Pt nical he sale offers an inducement to p-r-oms wisht io this business, whieh recoromends ¢ lishment, the Metropoliten Baths. 14 Tron Bath-taba( va, vand shower)2 Cloth om the floor, Matting end Car; Arm Chairs, 6 dozen Towels, 4 Mirrs-s. 1 and Brushes, 14 Soap Dinbes Fixtures, 6 Moshe vattains, and many ot} S. . WILLTAMS. Trustee, on D, between 1th and 12th streets hext to the Star OM==, WALLA co te. condemned Srbsistence 3° Rarvei« Pork, ‘244 bbis. Salt Beef, 63 Ibs. Bacon, ® Ibs. Flour, 262 The. 3 Ths. T tut Beet rs . ‘ougucs, 2 buahel+ Onions. Tores, Comsistiog of — 2 Gorernmen! funds Lieut, JOHN CUBSACK, a. @ @. wi. WALL & ©O., Aucts, By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioncers. LEGANT HOUSEHOLD FU URg, E uy Canxtaces, &e., AT aoa, ore or Fawr OvISG FROM TRE Orrr — Day MORNING ber Mth. at i Saute althe dwelling house No. 442 F stre en th aud 7th, four doors from the cv: street, being the Yecentiy oseupind, Dr, Wearing, vis— Splendid seven octave Piano Porte, Two elegant Hosewood” and Brocatelle Parter ‘wites, French, Plush and Satin Damask Chai Sofee Revel Velvet, Brussels sad Ingrain tere jarble-top Rosew tre and Card i Marl tector Barcaas and Wasbetends | SUI Large shogany and Rosewood Bedsteats, tte heavy Cornices Handsome Ws ilrobes SC) airs. ke. eather Bed: att, . “* Rocking end Weclining Obaing ' *° mask, atin and Lace Window Ourtains ‘ing Glasses and Mante] nents, Nery handsome Out Gines Gas Girondoics, rand Stove. Powage Fersiture, Oiicloth, Stair Carpet, Reds, Hat ke. Hance-me Silver and Pisted Ware, ¥ Tes Sets, Castors, Cake Ba-kets,” Ki Fooons, &e Diving Boom Marble u Ar Osu O'cLocs: ock— Lorses. Carriages. Harness. = One Pair of very stylish Ba: One Bay Hlorve,b years old, riding and dciving e 4, # B 3 4, é E Ci} “i H if 33 i $ f i is + =e > lh £ = Ae A ct All conve ‘the purchaser. ie ‘& 00., Aucts. of a Geri facias, java ba ton. apd tome claim and ‘vith ell the eaceee Gee ALMOKAL SKIRTS—A | ot =