Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRovur’s TaxaTse.—To-night, the last one of A Chariotte Thompson's engagement at Grover’s Theater, sha appears in her Brest character of the Jewish maiden, in the thrilling translated from the German of “Mosen- thal, entitled «Clysbia, the Deserted.” The ‘character of Clysbia 1s nearly identical with Miss Bateman’s Leah, both having Been trans- lated from the German original, styled Dinorah. Forp’s THRATER.—Mre. Bowers, who, by ‘Universal consent is held'as the most beantifal’ and attractive performer on the American stage, appears to-night as Pauline.in Bulwer’s de. i | eon and Magill hooting ‘ater, our report closed, Mr. Magill w -ekarmhmed as fol- lows, by Mr, Da: 2 M. Stu £ Georgetown) » The stick with Which Diton attempted to strike witness he de- scribed to be sn inch-and-a-bsif thick. Wits ness had been carrying & pistol; and never re- collects of stating to any person that he had no Ppisto} on that cecasion. Mr. Davi How large was your pistdl t Mr. Magill—A small pistol, with seven bar- r els. Mr. Davidge—Seven barrels—a very small pocket pistol. {Laughter.} Witness resumed—siating that he had been on friendly terms with Dixon, and could not lightful romantic drama of the «Lady of | say that he was bitter towards him. Witness Lyons.” Those wlo are ‘tired to death” of ; left a card for the purpose of an‘ explanation, tragedy will find a gratefal relief in the style | and not for oe pee Of & hostile meéting; at of performances inaugurated this week at | Ford's. ous bili to-night at his popular establishme! «Ballo in Moschera,” bringing oat all bis su- pert ballet company; «The Momentous Ques- tion,” a rich farce, together with wonderful gymnastic teats, singing, dancing, &c., &c..—a | epiited entertainment, indeed. i Farr at Opp Fecttows’ HaLt.—We mast yot forget to mention the Assembly’s Church fair in progressat Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, for, by the universal expression of all present just night, it was one of the most interesting festivals ever opened in this city. The ladies. all connected with the fair have taken great pains to make it agreeable to visitors,and we are {| sure that an evening cannot be spent more de- lightfully than at this fair. peg } » Scnoor Trusrars.—The Board of Trustess of the Pudtic Schools met yester- sy afternoon at their room in the City Hall, Mr. Walsh in ihe chair. The reports of the teachers of the first and third districts, compl-te, were received, as | ‘were also incomplete reports from the other districts. The reports from the firat district show thatat the beginning of December there were 664 scholars, and during the month 17 “were admitted by ticket, 39 withdrawn, 4 trans- ferred, 13 suepended; present number 625; ap- pheants, 1; vacant seats, <3; number present every seesion, 135; number corporally punished, 22; number with five or more demerit mar! for lessons, 161; number for conduet, 47; nu: ber with certificates for good conduct, 66: whole number in attendance, 616, aggregate | number of days attendance, 5,10; ¥; aggregate umber of days absence, 2,252: average at- tendance, 492; number of times teacher absent, 1, number of times teacher late, 16: number of visits of trustees, 20: number of yisits of pa- | rents, 23. The report from the third district shows that 7,490 were on the roll at the beginning of the mvnth; admitted by ticket. 52; withdrawn, 56; present number of pupils, 1,021; applicants, j jit; vacant seats, 49: present every session, 215; | | | ! j { { CANTERBURY HALL.—Sinn offers a sumpta- | ™ | punctoal every session, 215: number corporally punished, 1s; number with more than five de- | merit marks for lessons, 50; number for conduct, | 6". number with certificates of good conduct, V2. whole number of pupils in attendane 1.7% average number of days attendance 15,4) average Dumber of days absence, 2,911 average attendance, 9 teachers absent, 21: number of times teachers lace, 4; numter cf yisits of trustees, 9: number sits of parents, f H Mr. Miller, from the commitiee on text books, | orted that ther had examined “Gray's Bot- tor Young People,” believing it to be a | r book fer bezinners in this study, and | recommend its substitution in the place ot Mrs. 8’ Kotany, now in the list of text books: hich report w adopted. { Mr. Rhres, trom the committee on the Manual, | Yeported that that work was now in the hands ] of the printer, and would be ready in a few Gays. He stated that the Manual contained | Many new features, aMeng which were tables | showing Where each teacher was educated and bow long a teacher, where the scholars had been attending sehooi previous to entering our i Schools; shOwing the occupauons of the parents | of the scholars; of ni an. vpitome of the pri t school statistics; and dings of the Board. { Mr. Walsh announ that the committee on | examinations were not ready to report the result of the late examination of applicants tor teachers, but as there was a vacancy in the Fourth District, he would report that Miss | Geneva Reed was the only one found qualified | to teach an intermediate school. i Mr. Eliis moved that Miss Reed be elected | teacher of the Maie Intermediate School, Fourth District; which was carried. | Mr. Wilson calted the attention of tne Board | to the fact that some person representing an | e¢siate had recently presented a claim to the Governmert for rent for a school house which | the Corporation claimed, and which claim the Government were about to pay, but at b gestion payment had been suspended. building alluded to was near the Observatory, and had been used for some years by the Cor- P< Tation as a school house. Mr Davis said that the property was pur- chaeed by the Corporation several years since. Mr. Ellis inquired why the annual report had not been sent in to the Mayor and Coun- | <ils, when Mr. Wilson answered that the Trea- aurer’s account had not been settled. Quite A discussion arose as to the proper ‘manner ot keeping the accounts The Treasurer presented a number cf bill: which were ordrred to be paid. dr. Miller offered a sesoluuion granting per- Mission to Mirs Stratton to form separate | <}isses in the grammar schools in penmanship, rovided that the other exercises of the school | e not interfered with Mr. M. explained that penmanship was an | art, the branches of study of which conld be Jearned in a tew lessons. Mr. Davis vuppesed to the resolution, and aid not thi at good penmanship could be Jearned, but was rather a gift. He referred to eeveral teachers who had gone into the schools to teach particular branches, and asked what good had heen cone | Mr. Wright was not willing that the appli- ¢cant should go into the school in sehool hours, but was disposed to grant the applicant the use of a school room in which to teach her art. Mr. Miller said that the appheation came through Mics Boggs, who appeared anxious | that permissicn be given to Miss Stratton to give lessons, and he replied to Mr. Davis, con- tending that penmanship could be learned. Mr. Tustin thought the passage of the resolu- tion would be a bad precedent, and would therefore vote against it. The resolution was lost. | Mr. Walsh laid before the Board a letter from | Aiderman Morgan, recommending Mr. Ca ~w: od for heating the new school honse in the third district. Referred djourned. Tue Two Faixs.—As there are to be two gieat fairs shortly to be held in this city, is not be amiss to designate them and state One of the fairs is to be under S of the « Ladies’ Soldiers’ Reliet ss on,” for the benefit of the Christin “ommission and the families of the soldiers trom the District of Columbia, and from other yoaces, if serving in the District regiments. This tair (of which Major B. B. Freach is Tresident,) is to be neld in the large hall of the north wing of the Paient Office building, and ill open on the Ist of February The other is for the benefitof the Sanitary | and Christian Commission, and isto be held in the building now being erected at the corner | of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street Hin. S. C. Pomeroy is President, and the pbuilding will be ready for the reception of gcods on the 15th instant, but the day of open- ing is not yet announced GROVER'S THEATE nnsylvania avenue, xear Willards’ Hotel lysbia, the Deserted.’ The announcement in the advertuusement of this popular resort that Miss Charlotte Thomp= son is to appear to-night in the exquisite char- acter of the Jewish maiden, Clysbia, will un- coubtedly cause an assemblage of people, which, in point of numbers and refinement, hes not been surpassed thisseason, Uurreaders will well remember the great success with | ‘which another translation of the greatGerman | play from which this was taken, was recently | roduced at this theater, entitled «Leah, the | Poreaken.” “Clysbia, the Deserted,” is to be presented at Grover’s to-night with splendid appointment of every character, and a cast of even greater strength than that of + Leah.” It will only be played once, to-morrow night being Miss Thompson’s last in this city. Se egg AppvucTion Case—Yesterday afternoon, J. ¥. Forrest, who was arrested by Detectives McDevitt and Claryoe, upon a charge of ab- ducting @ female minor Margaret Ann Cole trom her protector, Jane Falls, was taken up for hearing before Justice Clark. Theevidence s!.owed that the minor girl had left the com- piainant’s house, and had met the accused at anu improper place; but there being no evidence to show that the defendant took her from her protector’s house, Justice Clark dismissed the case. The girl was sixteen years old. She ‘was notatthe magistrate’s office nor has she been found. —— Bor oxe Nicht Morg.—This is the unwel- come announcement that precedes the name of the charming favorite Miss Charlotte Thomp- son, in the advertisement of Grover's Theater to-day. We hope tosee this young lady’sname announced for a return to our city soon, and we are rure that all other lovers of fine acting wil regret ber departure and long for her sp-edy return. Having reserved her greatest ©: aracters for her last nights, she will appear this evening as he Jewish maiden, in the great | Stock of ready made clo’ | and | permanent eure for 8yph that time he Dixon, and had been speaking to him that when his father was athomé. The son was nota very steady man. Witness had known the son several months, and met him a night | th oe i ob after he (the son) got out of the Old Japitol. ‘he defense here asked that the letter which itis all traduced the character of the sister, | on which an indictment for libel is now pend- ing against Magiil, be aduiitted in evidence, which the Court decided was not admissable, but was willing that the state of feeling of the prosecuting witness should be shown. The cross-examination was resumed, and Mr. Magill testified that the friendly relations between them (witness and defendant) termi- pated on the night of October 20th, (the date when he first discovered that defendant had posted witnes: Witness met detendant one | day between the ist of September and Ist of Oetober, near the corner of Seyenteeentn street and the Avenne, but did not speak to deten- cant during the time; has not spoken to him since August 30th, when he (witness) left his father’s honse. Since the aftay Witness has not been friendly. ‘Witness, when shot at, turned around to dis- arm the prisoner. Witness beliéves that his { witness's) pistol was loaded on that occasion, but does not know; ithad been used to shoot rats with. Mr. Davidge——Why did you not go toa policeman after being shot at, before you went toa lawyer? Mr, Magill.—I thought it would bea long, tedious examination. ‘Witness did not_see the weapon when fired. Mr. Davidge——When you retreated did you not stop at the corner of the wall and aim the pistoi at the prisoner? Mr. Magill.—Most positively I did not. se Te Lrai, THR FoRSaker, which was so beau'i- fully produced at Grover’s Theatre a few weeks since; was translated from the German | play of Deborah,” written by the great au- thor Mosenthal many years ago,and played throughout Europe with great success. Sey- | eral other translations haye been made of this great drama, but few ot them, however, have been successful, from not being properly adap- ted. Perhaps the most suceessful of them all, is the one that is to be presented at Grover's | to-night by Miss Charlotte Thompson, entitled * Clysbia, the deserted.” which, through the masterly genius of thiseminent actress, and the judicious character of its translation and adap- tion, has created almost a furore wuereyer it has been performed. ~~» Davis’ PANORAMA OF THE SOUTHERN Rz- BELLION.—This magnificent work of art was last night exhfbited at the Washington Theater | toa large and appreciative andience. This is decidedly the best panorama that ever visited our city. We advise all who wish to see spir- ited paintings, to be present this evening. Ex- hibition on Saturday afternoon for ladies and | children. a CLysvia, Tuk DESERTED, is the tive of the great drama to be presented at Grover's to- night. It was translated expressly for Miss Charlotte Thompson, whose personation of the passion-crushed but pure-hearted Jewess, is | spoken of by the Boston, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati papers as the finest display of true artistic genius ever witnessed ib one so young. —__—~.»--- On THR AVENTR, 438, near 44, street, is the Dol- lar Jewelry Store ja l-iw* —__—~.—____ Cuains.—Gold-plated Chains at the Dollar Jew- elry Store, 435, Pennsylvania avenue, ja l-Iw* incense Corms, &c. -Those afflicted with these trouble- somé things, whether hard or soft; also those | treubled with Banions, Callosities, club and in- Towing toe-na'ls,can find great relief and satis- ‘actory benefit by applying te Dr. White, 424 Pennsylvania avenue. between 43g and 6th streets, No charges for conauitation. ja 5-tf _ Brown's Broncnian Taocuss, These Lozenges are prepared from a highly es- teened recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affections, Asthina, Hoarsenese, Qoughs. Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat, : Public Speakers and Vocalists Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the hroat after any upusual exertion of the yocal aving a peculiar adaptation to affections urb the organs of apeech. de 24-1m ga Loss By Fire snp Rowpers, PReVENTED.—The fubscribers call attention to their extensive 5) K Herri-¢ & Cv.’s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, as C. McGuinr & Co, de 23 Im Solg Agents for Herring & Go, — | Mews Deess Suits. Youth's Dreis i Men’s Business Suits. outh’. its. BOTS BUS vouthts Business Suits. Childrens’ Dress Suits. Childrens’ School Swits. Nosz WALKER & Co.,365 Penn. avenue, Metro- politap Hotel Building, would respectfully an- nounce that their annual display of Fall and Wi ter Clothing is now ready for inspection, It is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Yeuths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs n material, trimming and jrorkship. To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attzactive thing. n this city, t very lnced grices. 0¢3-4m —_——.___- .BPERMATORRH@A CAN BE OURED.—Dr Rand's Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhan, Seminal Weakness, Im- potency, Loss of Power. ete., speedily and effectually. Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits Price 81 a box. Sold by 8.0. Ford, corner lth street and Pa. avenue, Wasbington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-ly —~_ WarrAnTED TO CurRIN Six Days —Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing. will cure Gonorrhaa_in sir days. No change ofdiet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold br 8 €. Ford, corner Jith street and Pa. avenue, ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia 6-ly ee THE CHEAPEST AND BESTH ATR DyF IN THEWORLD— Never Fades or Wi ). Ford, corner 1th street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, a6-ly eet NT’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating vely. and being sugar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stor:ach, A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all | others. Price $18 box. Sold byS.C. Ford, corner 1th street and Pa. avenue, Washington,and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Fe Dismasms of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and Serual Systems—new and reliable treatment—in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J. SkiLLix HouGHtos, Howard Arsociation, No, 2 8outh Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa, d3-3m ee Secret Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift_is the most certain, safe and eflectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever diseovered. Cures in two to four days. ecent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral, ne balsam,no mereury. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier's hope. anda friend tu those whe do not want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; female, $3. ° Samaritan’s Root and Herh Jwires—A poritive and #,8crofula.Ulcers. Sores, pots, Tetters, &c. Price @1, or six bottles for 35, Sold by 8.0. Ford. See advertise:nent, m5 —_—__—-—_— New YoRE STYLEs. Gentlemen's ing !—New and Fashionable! | A large assortment for Dress and Business wear. English Sack and Walking Coats excell in panty, grade and finish anything ever offered in this city, WALL, Srepxexs & Co. 322 Pa. avente, bet. Sth and loth sts, oc tt Llatell. and Repub.} MARRIED, On the 2th of Deceraber last, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. J.H. M. Lemon, Mr JOBN W GRICE, formerly of Harper's Fer- ry, Va., to Miss MARY BLIZABBTH, only gangh, sabeth of ter of Mr nd the late James 8. Hal! thir city, BBY id DIED, Frarrat or Bopalisr. CORNELIUS T XNNALLY, a weer of the So- gality of the B. V. M. of Bt. Aloysius Church, died 2 n ant. er jl will take wince from his residence, 1d 2d streets, at 30’clock p.m , Mt! instart. The members of the Sodality sre invited to meet in the basement of the chureh. at 2 o’elock p.m., te be present at the funeral services. * {Balt Sun please copy. cae ithe instacot, MAGG! jue! Sears, 2months, ees s tow, on the loth In Goo fe TEA BELLA, wit on, 4 of “Olysbia, the Deger'ed.” © ama of «Clysbi a FourtH WARD STATION Casus.—Wm. Wil- son, peddling unlicensed; dismissed. Hattie Emory, fighting;do. Verlinda J. Stoops, as- Sault and batter: Peter M. Dubant, keep- ing baroprn Sunda jo. Rufus Stanly, grand Jarceny: jail tor court. Jno. W. Cook, drank; #158. ‘Thos. Smith, desertion; military. Jno. Haynes, yagrancy; dismissed. fe non Wi! top, Meet daughter of Mary A and the late Jones . Burns. = Jesus can make # dying bed ois broust Y lean nay wend “ine breath my life ont sweetly there, —__—_A 5S ei . = FIRST GRAND BALL, Witness’ appotntmment wes to mest Cor, Wm. | a8 on speaking terms with | orning. Mr. Davidge here exhibited the card. ‘Wit- | | Ness said he it for the-father (Major Dixon) | | and not for theeon, for he did not cousider the | latter (the som) the pi Fr person to deal with | pich are furnished at the manufacturers prices, | | delivered at any part ofthe ci hes Ouwt.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 50 | cents a box, The best in use. Try it. Sold by8, | e very Lestin use. They operate sperdily | BALLS, ‘PAR ‘or tag" YOUNG IRISH AMBRIOAN agsooIATION, Will be given at TEMPERANCB HALL, On THUBSDAY BVENING, Jan, 14, 104. atisksis ONE DOLLAR, admitting » gentleman Bosiet; tafttne anak Tras eect pains to make ‘wall. Band will be Pree’t, Win. MoOalligatt, | Trest'r, P. Tres ‘m2. it, . K Vico Pres J’ MeLaugeita: | Sesretatec a Committee of Rashad a O8T—Kither at: Metropolitan: Hotel the Avenue, 8 small SOAR: PEM cites Base fet. iuifable revare’ oy laeriae it Roose See ond tloor, Post Offtee Department fais" AUCTION SALES, By 0. BL, OROWN & 00. Kuctictesrs, if SALE OF : Wan iia boars GiB ove oh HIES-& Wi py ye? TED—By a 3: ky is Cook. Waster aud Irouerti & pide hy ANTED—By a lady fy ebout 18 pane old, we atint < ae outh street, Det Mand Fate, ya ts 3x2 ANTE: do her bast to ploae hae te do Housework eas @ note to Box 91, Btar office. W 4NTED—a competent Cook, W: IRONER, to one that wil ouile F Month will de givem for a ¢om: ly at Btar office. « No Wiktiicnr naan Wome STO | tw jeneral Hi. Also. at the country, ie Chanosrwork bi eu ASHER, and ‘tem ($10) dor" the ises. tote F.2 ta 3, and 5. are f By 0 respectable ‘Brisk House Do object to ox 47, Star office, ituated on B etreet and in well ad It bas all of the sateen net D—At 243 Penn. aveu to eat and at, D ae sowing mech: ove echine, None 1D) EDTA’ the ved. is north, between Bth sad 6th east KERS, .butoher, {i with ber | pes ™ t: two equal Ee ie en. LSBRT. Prustes. UIBE & 00., Ancts notes at six and twelve months, —Two Jourbeym n | red by adeed of ; to steady ara ———— eee THIS AFTERNOON AND To. MORROW... FEEAROONAND 30-MORROW: FOR OTHER AUCTION SAL35 BER 18st PaecR, a? By 30 Moeu! ry oats, SRCG Feaus p at Posie Avo- 108—On WEDS '¥ APTRRNOOW Janc_ o Berirabls LOL ten itn SORE eon foe ot street west, betw tree’ Saitama Banh mn ae containing Five Rooms, ee » Far possession eiaen. jas. J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO Austs, GRBEN & WILLIAMS. land.) af Aietion “Ou WEDNESDAY. toe jon instant, we ehall se 1 y Brith ge emt ropeticos east 1O. a J atreet west, between H cod Lntreots cont ay : wit gevth of 160 fret.on which is erected 8 lirge Tos And immediately after shall sell. tp front of oth eet beh eae in Equare No 387. Thin pro: y fronts on alley. between Ninth jana Reni ad B aad ati . south, (Islard ) and contains ‘2,460 foot g rms : One-half cash, balance: months; for notes bearing ineson ¥ Ferrer Piped given and a deed of trust taken, an Uccaye oe peeemnctading revenue atamps,at jaigd _GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, FOR RENT AND SALE. J. BMMNBER, Comk Pe 288 PRRAIRS OF SPE SUE wi , marked with a0; kas a very sore back, The owner is requested to come forward, party pay. yy 80 ¢ argea, and take him away. 604 mise Bary ‘ked % on breast, Jace. By reintning the seme to@Wo, z Is Cee Hall, the above reward will be given. 5D () SEWARD —Lost, absutthe last of Deoom- S20 RINeeD che FW! and tke Ohne Cea eer, ran kere. Ke a - n KILBOURN & er 10 each be paii 4 pe ibe street, between avenue and D north. 5 REWAED — Lost. on the 9th i 20 A brings sorrel HO) it high; condition; 1 ht coleted reed as te od. B own. face; hind feet whites a lump in middle of the Back, Straved from K street, mea’ 4th. Apply to J, PRARBON, 491 Sth atreot, near Pa. nue. Sa 18-34" OE O8T— Last night, at the Philadelphis House, L Ponstel ase bisGw ange te Roles yabe aye ee Wm. Andyews. leaving it at the Philadelphia House O8T—On the 5th of December, . LViaeaae Valion ate a BS marked on it. Any one having found such Will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Star Office, Ja 12-3t* BE —& EN — $20 WARD OLEN —Stolen from the v remises of . BOWLING, Maryland side of Potomac river, s chesnut sorrel HORSE, 15% hands high. The above horse known by the ie gle Seer eae se ¥ psi and ro questions as! . FINEGAN, 240 Pa avoue. if 12-5t* FrOUND—on the Orapge and Alexandria Bail- Toad, between Pracdy Station and Washington. POCKST BUOK containing money and nied She. owner can mare by caling 9 * street. or a! ym Michigan infantry, at ately Ford. ve. proving property and payiag for this advertisement. ja 32- CBT. the city passenger railroad cars, Lifidn Pa avcnce’s the Norther Liberty Maye ket snd thence out Mass avenue to 9th street, a FOCKBT BOOK containing about forty dollars { $40) in money, and papers of no value to ang one but the owner. A liberal reward will be paid if left at the office cf the 19th street wagon park, or at this cffice, ja 1s-at* W. 8. DONALDSON, $20 BEWARD.— Lost, on Saturday, Jan. 9th, a & PACKAGE OF MONBY ($7: 86) containrd in an opes letter envel pe with the person's nama and office address, Baid envelope sappored to have dropped coming from corner of H With ats or in the vicinity of the Patent Orfice or Port 0 Tice. The finder will pleave call at room No. 3 Pansion Ofce Gr acaretsa line to O. D. O . Post Office ja $2 () REWARD.—Strayed oF stolen, from the q ) subscriber, at the corner of B and sth sts.. (Opporite the Centre market, between 6 and 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, the 9th inata’.t, a Light Bay HORE, (in single harness, with blaak- et .)sixtean hande afgh, blind in right eye, four white feet, one front with very little, star in forehead, white tip on the nose, left hind foot hurt as if from fa'ling through a bridge . Avy information in regard to the above will be left at Sanderson’s live:y stable, (Navy Vard,) or to the subseriber, 3 T. ANGEL jan 12 St* 564 Seventh street. FOUNDA SUM OF HONRY. which the owasr can have by descr! , and paying for verti tA at Bt. lo qe6 Seventh st. bet. Dand Mie St Blore No jalist | Pie Bpnday evening. the 10th instant. ia from Pa. avenue to O street, and down et, a white leather ACCOUNT BOOK containing sccoupts of the 34 division, $4 arny corps. A suitable reward will be given if left as the Star Office ja 11-38" QTOLEN On the night 7th icstant,from No 69 .) Mott street, New York City, a MILL&R’S APR, containing Bonds, &e. One 5% bond for $1000, No. 46.563; two bonds, each for $5, Nos, 1 id 11,913. Meier A. NRUFRLDT. C395 7TO MY FHBMIGES Gast NiGaT—a Egsrel tt etal The Chad is Jgenasiea ie bs . prove property, iy ih |, an take bim sway MIOHABL CONNERS L street, between New Jersey avenua ja li-st* and First street, ANTED—By a respectable (OB RENT—An exceliont PARLOR ‘Willards", and ¢h t Omer ‘Teasury ST feng ema = Washo good White COOK at the Goal SNTRD—A good GIRL todo General House- ali private ire at 351 Pifth a permonth Inqui: Wane. porth ANTED—A smart BOY (white or colored) to go of errands and clean 2! By, without good ¢i| ‘arbet Bpace, 'ED—By a competent the bert references. id and bet. P. EXY ja 13-6 Te RENT—A Bandsomely-Furnished PARLOR ver monte. Apply at 4, E street, corner Four-story B.ick HOUSE com- RKE, £32 G street. RK SALE—A PRIME HOUS ‘et long and twelve fi “i A Colored MAN as Waite ‘treet, between 12th and 3%! Lad, experienced, with good Fok BENT—A iarsappiy tot a) . peril references,? Sah ho "4 young We wi m BECU ATION ae Seamstress fn a lease address a note , Bo PARTNER WANTED IN A BUSINESS 300 per month ne! fect immedi ring ® moderate rien Apply to BON. Real Estate Bi ery ret Pennsylvania avenue and Fifteenth st. AGENTS WANTED —Soldiers, Sut: end others in and out of the ational Battle Pina and Medais Rosecrans, Hi Foster, etc , a and Artillery Pins. ere month, ly to or istaoata st., 8, twenty-two street, between Mand N streets. — ARGH HOUSE FoR 4 ture For Eale—Sui itehen and cellar. of furniture willing to buy, Box 22, ja 13-St* ENT—A FARM of Fe A ds. thi ashington apd Alexandsin Tarupike Bost, ND with good clay, very ston Building Li poly to EDWD SWA ‘ton, or address subser: it AND FUSNI- gh business m: rangement on pai CA) between Alexandria Army to sellour Ge: Banks, McClellan, @ ver Corps, Cavall are now making iam pli sent address J BABNME & 00.4 ur doors south of Penn. avenue, Wi RBERS WANTSD—Corner 101 Iso. WIG MAKER rentices in the Ladies’ Branch svenue Washin, St. Paul st.. Balt Three FURNISHED ROOMB, lemen, at 482 Penn. ayeene, peer 3 18-30" (OR RENT—Two BOOMS and a good BRIOd STABLE ; aleo for Lease. a One acre LOT, situ- ated on 7th street, above the MARY BEALL, on the premises, (CK RENT—A neatly farnished front OHA; BER on the first floor on tse northwest vo-aer | of 4th and L streets, but three squsres from 7th URNISHED BOOMS TO LET AT 371 0 street, tet 7th and 8th streets, one block from Avenue: ® Convenient to cars, Terms moderate, °OB BENT —A FURNISHED BOOM for rent, on the first fioor, suitable for one or two genile- venue, bet, oe and ith rk. Inquirecf th acd D ets.; mg LADIRS for DBMONGEOT. ANTED—A TEHAOHER to take charge of a 8 Good references re- fey. 0. + WHITS. D_ D. ing- Boom SERVANT, a good ining- ym 7 Colored Boy, 14 to 16 years of oo well reecmmeud Getuotis School for re Bt. Matthew's Apply at 302 Va, Hi, by a Sutleria fe ) teers Inquire between the hours of 'D 1E = the 143d Regiment Penn, Voiu: ALB OHANUS.—SUTLBB tHOP For Bale, at Bsaterp Branch Corrai tcai Park Restaurant, on H Firat street east and Del. avenue, or on the prem Inquire at ibe ail- street north. betwesn ANTED-Permanest BOARD, eicnal gentlema: require two rooms wi! for two beds in each; or one. mrgle ones. Terms $24 . i ble weekly in advance. Address Btal jalr for a family of DOUBLE BOOMS—SUITASLE Board a few Tat Ts can be accemmodated. ‘treet. bet, 38th and 14th ats, ned PARLOR alto. a BRIOK An Elegantly -Furnic! M, with gas; 9 . and roo! for carri: ip ot, bet, Gand sts” BTABLE. for two horses. re 37 Beventh str: ANTED_—A WHITE NURSE. anda WHITS CHAMBERMAID. References raqui: Apply at onee to No &9 Pennsylvania avenue dcors above Jist street. ja 8 ANTED TO LE. nished HOUBE streets, and Bear Penn, av please inform BMIL. R RENT—An Unfar- EB OF 4 STORE FOR SAL 2—Suitahie fora ry taurant or other business. with hack room and frcnting on one o! e,city, mear the Aveaue. ja 12-lw* ‘tached, pal streeta in thi at the Btar office. ‘OR SALE—A new three story HOUSE, with back building, being a newly buiit 92 Fourth street. between L and York avenue. Above-named ey to J. F. OBEWS, No. 424 Seventh street. im OR RENT—Two PARLORS, with folding doors, suiteble for two or more geatlemen. Also, one Bedroom. in a pri: famil; no children, near the HITE & ., BR BENT—A CONFROLIONERY 5°ORR one of the best locations in the city. 8 and Stock im stors ticulars apply toG@EO. BAUR, No. 89 4% st,, 1 doors from corner of Maryland aveaue, Island, RY FARY 208, Ct eae sudscriber has rrenta m a. this and is toeatrd fa wm the road ls: leaze or rent, wil No, 4fi* Eleventh st, ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectadle young Girl, as Cbambermp td or Dining-room Servant Address a note to A. O. ANTED—At 438 Penn. avonue, near 4% st iry Store. Persons to beasuter Sets for N contains eight rooms. atthe Dollar and take their choi RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS Fa, 6 Sirestion an Sham bermeld oie be willing assist in any capaci’ roug2 the house, cues given ifrequired. Address ee, sBrED Te set as Clerk in s First-class Pho- active busines permanen’ and res; - Address Box 811, ust across the Navy ing to the Govsro- only about ten minutes’ drive from it road. Tae dwelt ris 1 0! ment Hospital Genisol. over an ele, PERSONAL. ‘ew Jersey averue, ore Mahogony-bay ‘OLT; three years; not quite fifteen hands high. The above reward will be paid for the delivery of the said colt to K. H. LAMBELL, on New Jersey avenue. No. 7 $0. de 26 RBWARD—Or vf necessary, the full palua- $25 to the Dante fine gig fon serie stree’ e De C3 eo & re 01 the Depot. s DIAMOND OLUBTER PIN. The Pin was lost on Tuesday afternoon, of6and8p.m, It wes high y ed by the owner, The ebowe ie wart will nas orp wie paige ¢ the owner by returring tha Pin to this offler oF BNO C street. {des tf] R. W. ADMONDS, $ 1 BEWARD.—Straved from the subseriber, and somfortable; and as much |: be desired or agre-d upon Pcasessien given imme- ticulard apply near Me, premises ANNY ANN, DID YOU 883E THOSE SHAWLS? What shawls, Roth? Why those elegant ones made expressly for Babies (the dar- lings), at Prince's &1 are the richest things you ever di only one who keeps them here; one Give me my umberi/!. corner, 381 F street; and hush, he has thi Yoken and Sleeves an taletts, acd se}ls Braid end Sitk and Workin: ten,and has beaxtiful Embroidered Flanne! for infants, and does your work while don’t rub out like some I pattern you take him, and, and can be obtained as m @ parties applying. a " OF to GEO. W. TALBUA&TT. 3 FUBNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—TO GEN- temen. 406 Det, bet.6thand7th jal! 4,OR RENT—Two or three Pleasant ROMS; one ly at No 49 Seventh ween BandT, References exchanged. elegant Embroidered Sm na or cites Ot KENT—STORE 297 Third street west. cld staed in « business locslity. Buitabie any business. The store is 28 by M4 feet. front and beck. with a ms any h me drawing Vive la Flannel Bhawis \ g NEATLY AND Wane PROMPTLY BXEJUTED AT NATIONAL BTHAM LAUNDRY, Opposite Grover’s Theater, _ja9-6t* Re BBELL’S RESTAUBANT, ; No. 277 Pennsylvania Avenue, Keep constantly on band all the DELICACIES OF THE SEASON, Also, the best WINES, LIQUORS, and SEGARS, N. B.—No ladies admitted aniess accompanied by gentlemen. T. RUBSELL, ja ll 2w {Chronicle.} 486 PAPER HANGINGS. 486 GOLD and VELVST, GOLD STAMPED and MEDIUM PRICED GOLD PAPERS. Also,s varied assor tment of GLAZED AND BLANK PAPERS atthe LOWSST CA8H PRIOBS. FIRE-BOARD PRINTS, STATU&S, OENTEB PIBOES, &0. NBWAND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNSGILT BAND WINDOW SHADES. BDFFORANY REQUIRED ST7LE ORBSIZEOP BHADE MADE TO ORDER OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES, (Warranted to be gilded with gold leaf) The handsomest assortment in the District, from the best manufactory in the bebe ite , &D assort! tof Dark Wood Frames, wi s Apeautifel variety of small sized Oval and” Gard nt Frames of foreign and domestic manufac- re. PICTURE COORD AND TASSELS, Different sizes and colors; PICTURB RINGS, NAILS, &o. Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods (according to their quality) will be disposed of at as low ratesas they can be purchased for in the District. No misreprentation made to effect sales, A call solicited trom those needing the ab -ve ADIES, LOOK HERE kind of Btitching ant S. wing done at the Ladies’ stampin; stoeet. opposite Pa‘ent Office, by « firs heeltr & Wilon's Machine pestly and prom, —You can now ge! window. Inquire on t! Tacking as well as t Ki 'UR KENI—Two large well FURNISHED ROCMS in a private family, suitable or gai- temen; ceatral location, near the principal hotels. Appiy to 477 i8th streec, 3 dcors south of the Depot, 381 F ret clase opa- lydone. Laoies, your ‘@ can now sccommodste ladies with indelible mark.ng as well as initial stamping on Bandkerchiefs. Pillow Onses, in town for such work. OB TO LET—The FIXTURES ani iN of a large-size Store, fit for sa Cy:ter Evtablishment or any other busines: with two entrancer; and weil situate! quire of Mr. GRIENEWALD, 389 Penn ay-nee in the Concert Hail. OR FALB—Two Two story FRA “4E HOUSES, Ooms acd basement; situated between B and OC. ian Institution. Nos 542 ani rticulars inquire of the uader reene’s office, cornar Pa avenus and 15% street. between 9a m. and 4 p.m., or after at No. 1621 strest, Bo &c. Only place & ND MEDICAL. Paxzoxs Fuffering with Syphilis, Gonorrhe: vate Diseases o: immediately npon 18. Vemale Diseases treated in the moat acientific and svccersful manner The Doctor’s Diploma hangs in bis office. Acure guarantied. Fees moder: 458 7th atroet, opposite 7P\HE LADIES’ PRIEND (ALL IN TROUBLE Medicine for ali Female Complaints; af gQarantees success Or nO endence strictl leet, Seminal any description, bear tke Smithro signed, at Col t Qist a-d 22d. F SOTHORON. KakE CHANCK FOR & PRACTIOAL BUSI CEE RESTAURANT AND £0R RENT AND NITURE FOR SALB ‘tains Bar and Dining-Rooms, Kit boure, two Parlors, an The House is situated street,(No 464,) between D and E streets, oniy oné square from Penn avenue, and same distance ‘ord’s new Theater PROFISB, 348 Dst., bet 9th and th ; OR FEN T—A three story BRIOK HOUS8.co taining ten room: cn the corner of 13th and O s' FOEREST HOUSE teen roars! experience; BATING- HOUSE mus for patients, M. altimore, No, 110 Payette street, near Asquith. rocms, Completely stand for business. KOF ALEXANDER WOLOWSEKI WILL RE open his Rooms for his last Course in Music, after hia return from New York, MONDAY, Jan. sie to avail themseives of the w and simplified method, will their names at his residence, 316 For terms apply to B. 4tE those who d benefits of bis Water and gas, si IFB EVERLASTING FLOWERS. anueaL Y Wreaths, &c., of fresh cut arties and weddin; fed at the shortest notice by A. W. BOE! jo, 1 Colonisation Building, oor {ORK RENT—In one of tae beat locations in the city, three Nicely farnished ROOMS, ike Board, at No, 488 Twelfth ree ree Boqueta, Baskets, Flowers made to order. constantly on band. N {GB RENT—An Unfurpiehed (new) {wo-story Breck HOUSS, one square from city cars on Capitol Hil}; containing five rooms Also sO1GAR ly at J. Brown’s Restaarant, Pernsylvania avenue. ‘OBR BENT—FUBNISHED ROOMS.—A suit cf handsomely Furnished Pariors and Bed Rooms in cne of the mort desirable aad pleasant sitnati_ns one minute’s waik of W otelsani Penn avenue—No. STOBE for rent. SALE.—500 Seta of 1, 2, and 4 horse second FSR Aiaa aes; geond-hand McOlellan | rcrner 18th ard hand 300 second-hand and citizens BRIDLES and BADDLES, 3% and 6th streets, op; National Hotel u ” OUK GEN T— Warranted to produce a tend of Whickers or Moustaches fnsix weeks upon thesmootbestface, Bntire satisfaction given or Lhe money refunded, Bent post or four packages for $1.00, ‘Address in the city. and onl: larda’ and Kirkwood 457 Isth street, between EB and ‘OB 8ALE—OAK ano PINE WOOD. dred and fifty acres of land, abont rom pavigastie water, over a level road. aide anes from ei enty cords per acre. irquire of the editor of the Ev: ning Btar |. F SHULTS, de2]-Im COLDS, HOARBEN BAS, £0. itis hosed) stan 8. OND SIKU OF GUM ABABIO, ‘This pleasant and 7OR SALB—GOOD-WILL and FIXTURES of popular Gough Remed: a crsansively need that tee Restaurant and Steam Oyster taloon. goods, Terms cash, J, MABKRITER 1 the number—456 Seventh odesttasttaas” ales BOE" Woicess ite the doors aboy. for goodsand lahor, ja 7-lit IARIBS! DIABIRS! DIARI FOR 1864! FOR 1864! FOR 1864! 75 Vanisrize| 75 Vanierizs! 75 Vanierias! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! Wholessle and = Whol Wholesale fry eres olensle and ILP & BOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS! si PHILP & SOLOMONS | METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 Panu, AvExuz, Between Niath and Tenth Strests, wy Bent to the ARMY FERE OF POsTaGn, de 80 W x dave just covived by erp # lot of BOYS’ 3 Have reese! lot aMPSRLL a 351 Pa avout: 161) Sate "en oe iTS. —Biack Cloth Ok and Circulars, P! 496 Srxth street, one dcor below Pepn. avenu>. Ja 7-60" —A pmall HOUSS. containing th=ze OE ee isc ETABLING for tix borate anire at 244 Seventh street, between Mani N. ja7-6t" ‘OK 8+LE—A HOUSE on 10th -reet east, be ited : Suvaniont 15 one or sik from Capit tween 8 and de 08. BU families ao short w: iefa, Gloves, Gauntie , every description. tween 7! 7 NIEBED ROOMS. fae ee £06 Ninth dsnt Telegraph Company pue. street, o- sr the 2x from Pa ave . One Coc: iat By J.C. MoGUIRE & Co.. UNirkp GTATES MARSHAUE SLL UOP TUR. /SITCRB Booxs, and Oi, Paiwtisgs —In virte of fur erita of Fieta Facias on jadensuct ot concemnstion issues from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the Dis- trict of Columbia, and to me directed, 1 witl exe pore to id Fale. for cash. at the Auction Store cf 5. C. McGuire & Co..on THURSDAY. the late day or phaary, instant, [s4, Commencing. st we Otte. . , the follow: rary, snd Oil Painthig. vis — ing Rereryare, Sattety, s superior tings, 8 Fauey Print ee im lantle Orn: Let Decsme aim chairs Sofas. and ot Damask Arm. chairs and Pat Lot Pier and Centre tables, “Marbie — Writing decks, Bideboarde, Lot Qene-seet and Mshogany Ohairs, Lot Kina and Glassware, Lot 2 Bat racks, Lot Chamber Carpets, Wardrobes, hat-nct, Bedstead, Waahstands, Towel-recks, Looking giarnen, Bed: stresses, and Bedding, Lot Parior Rtoves, Lot Sheets and Comforts, Lot Liren Napkins and Tablecloths, Lot Blankets Together with many other articles not enumerated Lat a ane collection of very rare and valuable coke Seined and levied upon amgthe goots and chattels of Lewin Cruger, ave will'be sold to satisfy Juche clals Nos 23,24. 26, and 76/0 Jannary term, 1866, in favor of Charlier 2nd Jno. ¥. P. Megee, Johnsen & fatton. Wn R Riey & Brother, and vostry of és inst Le obn’s Obureh, all sa TKD H. LAMON, JANUARY 2, 1964. U.8 Marshal, D, 0. jad dte J. 0. McGUIBE & OO, Aucts, Fy GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers Mus AT AUCTION —On THURSDAY, iith ix stant. at 10 c’olock,a! the Horse Market, we shall cell one Da: k Brown Mare Mule, came to underrigned on the 2ith of November. i833. and advertised in this paper op the 25th 37th and 2th on when taken. a strap rourd d ecbain attached; blind in one oes on; ebcut 7 or 8 owner or owners of the arove de: Tequested to come forward, charges and take her away, 0% she will sold as above stated according to law. mada ard rovided in relation to # ray anima! Bet for ber eeping. JOHN G STAFFORD 42 near N atreet, Island, jail GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Tove property By 3,0, MoGUIBE & 00. Auctionce N23 YORK HOTEL. ON C STREET 48 SOR. Lic Raw —On MONDAY MORNING Januacy 18. at 1] o’eloek, we shall sell the Lease, Paruitare, Fixtaiesand Gcod Will, entire. of Houss No. 3) street, between Four aod a-ha'fand Sixth atra-ts, a:d kioen as the New York Hotel Lease pearly three years torup. The Hotel is dol: thriving business and will be sold absolately. qT cash $al2 St J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucir, By J.O. MoGUIRB & ©0., Auctionesrs, BANOERY 84LE OF VALUASLE PROPER- Tr.—By virtve of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Diatrict of Columbia. dated on the Jith day of October. 1863, and rendered in a cause pending ip said 2 Thoma: B. Praase, and othe pom plainan and Tobert Brockett, ard others. defendants. the undersigned, Trustees, wllre! ‘ublic Auction, the following real estate. in Wa-hington city, D.O— On THU REDAY, the 28th of January at3 o’c™ocke p.m he premices, all those parts of Lots n moered en and twelve in Square numbered 43), which @ contained within the foilowimg mates and beunds : Begin for the same at s point thirty- eight feet and six inches sout= of the morthesst corner of said loteleven and running thence south twen' it, thence west ome hundred feat - s e court bet e fee the rear of raid lot. thence north twenty five f and thence east to the point of beginning; with th Tights and appurtensaces This property is most eligibly situated for busi- ness purposes, on the west side of Seventh street west, between Gand H streets north. andis im- Rea by ar-story brick builjing (No. 428) om venth, and a two-story building in the rear. On the same Afternoon, at 4 o'clock p m. On the premises alithat part of Lot numbered twenty-three, in Equare numbered 377, which ia contained within the following metes and bounds: ~ Begirning fcr the same at the northeast corner of ssid lot and running thence south thirty-eight feet, thence west ore bandrec and seven feet and two inches to a thirty feet alley, thence north thirty- eight feet. and thence east to the point of begin- ning; with the rights and appurtenances. This property {s situated on Ninth street west, between G and F streets north, and ie im ;roved >) a_bancecme ard commodious four story brick dwelling house No 46; On the same Afternoon. at five o'clock pm.. on the ~ premines— All that_part of Lot numbered four, in umber 457. which is ontained within thi ing meter and bounds : Bosianing for the same at the soc theast corner of said lot and runuing thenes west twenty-six feet and two and one ‘ourth inches, thence rorth one hundred feet, thence west twen- ty-six feet two and cne fourth inches toam alley, thence north forty three feet an: en and one fourth inches. thence east fifty-two feet and four and one half inches. and thence south one hundred and forty three t and eleven ya one fourth inches to the beginning, with the ights and ap purtenances Situated ov the north ride of D street north. between 6th and 7th streets west, and ia- proved by a two-story frame dwelling-house, No. ‘ Om ERIDAY, the 29th of January mstant, at four o'clock P m., Gn the premises— ss Alltkat part of tquare numbered 74, contaioed * within the following metes and bounds: Begin- * ping ata pointon Pern aveaue three hundred acd seventy-three feet and ten inches from the south- . west corner of said square aed running thence at right angles with the line of said avenue one ana- dred end twenty eix feet, thence in an easterly ci rectioa parallel with the line of said avenue twea- ty-three feet and three inches thence at rigat apgies with the line of saii avenue one hundrad acd twenty six feet to the line of id avenue, ard thence with the line of saii avenue to the ba- ginving. with the rights and appurtenances. Ica- proved by a foar story brick dwelling house, No. ™4, ard in the row known as the six dings, And on BATUBDAY. the 30h dy of Jadwary inst. at three o'clock p. m., atthe Auciton Rooms af J C. McGuire § Company— cid Lots designs ed in James Orutchett’s euddivision of square numbered 755 as Jots 8, T and V Also, lots numbered 6 in square numbered 473. Also, an andivided moiety of lots numbered | and 2, ia square numbers a Ani alo the east | ned of lot namberei 53, fn square numbered $37, fronting reve-teen fast on thirty foot al'ey avd runnin, t ninety-nine feet and five inc! wo lct. being an interior lot lying between ot’ streets west and D and B sireets south [si 5 Terms of sate: One third the purchase money to te paid in cash, and the balance in 6 and 12 moaths from day of tale, the deferred payments to bear interest and to be secured by the notes of the re- — puret asers, endorted to the satisfaction of the trustees. aks alee payment of the purchase money a eed to be given. Tf any purcharer shall make default for five days after bis purchese, the trustees reserve the rigat To get ell SEEIS Gee APs coon nce of tha parehuter mveyancing at the expen: . Allccnveyan ge AY Dak "¢ Trustees BERT BALL. { ja l2-d ROP C McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. VERNMBNT BOR3£E3 AT AUO- SAL UF GO ih walry Bureau, Office of Chief Quartermaster, wine peer D_C., dan. 10, 1861 ‘Will be sold at public auction, at tbe Corrals at Giesboro, D_ C_, in the vicinity of Washington, D. G , cn the Becond and Fourth WEDNESDAYS Jabuary, 1t64, viz: 13th and 27th dsys of the month, alotof i CAVALRY HORSES, | asunfit yublic serv: 5 condemn eh ie Uaited Btates Treasury Notes, i t 10 o'clock am. Baie to commence at Wo AMES A. BEIN, jal! St Chief Quartermaster Cavelry Bureau, NMENT HORSRS AT AUO- QFLE OF COVERNMANT HO 3 > Bureau Chref t ter’. Coe aa 8 tea! Bho Auction sues of Oondamaed Goveroment hot wil - Lee = ie folio ving piacos—ivo hu=4ref ) to be rox . viz : x ‘Trenton, NJ. Wilmington, Del., Oarlisie, , om or iJ ‘Duc notice of the days of sale wi Farmers and others are invited sales as many ef these horses, delvatuat ie for ordinary foed and valu’ ordinary Terns: cash, in United 6! fall 6t Chief Quartermaster * QOAPITOL HILL. EDWIN HBALD & OO., TIN AND WOODEN WARE, Gorner Penn. avenue and Third street east, Washington, D 0 Re, our Side OR RENT—At 299 F 5 oom adjoining, on EB and STEAM nest Ford's t rin dae an ‘No.4 WEST CURBS wey, received, a li eupp) ost cots Partamery, &e ww Ve jeular 7 ef of Phynic PO ls BILVER-MOUNTED MEXIOAN BADDLE— cane fas costing $150, will be WILLIAMS, Au 5 AUR Ay at SOK THUBSDAY, the 7th ing ». mers etme ie tailing tat Freund tay, four Tears from the 30th of last De ty, Uiey) GREEN & WILLIAMD, Auts. | PAL SoG epeim tnute “Rr DAY, 2 Mth Ties (hep) OhREN —————————————SSsa—X———