Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL.NEWS. © AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, GRoveEr’s THzarEeR.—This is announced as the last night but four of the brilliant Vestvali; and the romantic drama « The Duke's Motto,” lay lopg promised and looked forward to pe ith pleasure by theater-goers, will be pre- sented, Vestvali «ppearing as «Capt. Henri de adaire,”’ in which a number of songs will be sung. The play is said to bean exceedingly | interesting one. WasHineTon THEATER.—The comedy of the «Invisible Husband’ will be performed to.., night, and will embrace in its représentation Miss Laura Keene and the full strength of her | aamirable company. Miss Keene herself ap- | pears as “Giralda.”” Under present manage- ment the old Drury prow ises ty become agains most Sttractiye resort. Forn’s THEATER —:Lady Isabel of East Lynne.” will be repeated to-night again, Mrs. D. P. Bowers appearing as ‘‘Lady Isabel” and “« Madame Vine.” This version of “East iuynne”’ is considered by many an improve- ment over the old version, and is said to pos- sess more dramatic effects and features of in- | terest. The play hns eyer been so popular. | here that simple announcemaat of its perform. ance will attract a full house Rire Ea Leghe —The grand ballet troupe of girls, under the direction of Mons, | eae » Will to-night give two beantiful bal. | let diyertisements. Eva Brent will sing new songs; Ernestine de Faiber will not only.sing songs, but appear in gracefal dance; Edeson | will be on hand with a budget of fun, and the | burnt cork brigade will also appear in fall force. Vanrirtigs.—Songs, dances, ballets and pan- tomimes are the nighuly order at this ‘resort, which is always largely attended by delightful | audiences, Fitz Simmons great sensation drama “The Skeleton Accuser,” is also_per- formed and the favorites here are Maggie Friel, Lina Windell, Mons. Baplistin, &c., &c. PrRovipEncs Hosrirat Fars is continued at Odd Fellow’s 1, and the fine display of use- tul and ornamental articles, and the ‘object of the fair (which is a most charitable one) should induce all to visit it. Providence Hospital is an institution for the benefit of citizens and it is desired to put it upon a permanent basis. ied Mi Re Second Anniversary of the U. S. Christia’ Commt PRESIDENT LINCOLN PRES) AND RECEIVED WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM. ‘The second anniversary of this patriotic or- | ganization was held last night in the hall of the House of Representatives, and was largely attended, the gulleries being crowded. The | floor of the House, occupied by those who had | tickets of invitation, was full, but not crowded. | The enthusiasm manifested must have satisfied such members of the Commission as were pres- ent that their Christian and patriotic labors are appreciated. Among those present were many | Officers of the Army and soldiers, Cabinet of- ficers, a crowd of distinguished Senators and Representatives; and the Chief Magistrate him- self honored the assembly by his presence, and evinced a deep interest in the detailed accounts of the operations and work of the members of the Commission upon the battle-field and else- ‘where. At 7}s o'clock the meeting was called toorder, and Vice President Hamlin took the chair. The band attached to the headquarters of this department occupied the reporters gallery, and discoursed patriotic music in very fine style. The exercises were opened with prayer by Rey. Frederick T. Brown, of the Georgetown Presbyterian Church, after which Vice Presi- dent Hamlin made a tew opening remarks, in which he said he could conceive of no object of more importance than that which brought the asscmbly together, and he aie a glowing wibute to the soldiers in the field, and to the brave men, who, by acts of mercy, had allevi- ated their sufferings in hospitals and on the battle field. He concluded by introducing Mr. G. H. Stuart, the President of the Commission, who was received with applause Mr. Stuart said the Commission had sprung from the Young Men’s Christian’ Associations of the country, and its objects were to carry home comforts to the homeless and Gospel Messages to the Christless. When it was pro- osed to organize the Commission, the first Ketter of encouragement was from Abraham Lincoln, {ap plause,} and the next was trom the Secretary of War amd officers of the army. ‘The Government not only recognized them, but Tailroads and steamboats lent them their aid. ‘The ladies too had done—— Piece the speaker was interrupted by au enthusiastic outburst of applause, clapping of hands, and waving of handkerchiefs, and the cause was socn ex- plained by the Sppssrance through thé door on the right hand of the Speaker’s chair of the tall form of President Lincoln, who, unattended, ‘walked quietly forwart and took a seat among the audience. The audience simultaneously rose to their feet and for a moment or more continued to welcome*Mr. Lincoln by applause and waving of handkerchiefs. Mr. Stuart had not at first observed the President, and no little merriment was created when he announced that he supposed the applause was elicited by is allusion to the Indies.) Mr. Stuart then continued, and read @ state- meat of the work of ate Roaugission Hees the it year, from which it appears that the Browne received in cash, donations of stores, books, railroad and telegraph facilities, d services of delegates, amounted to $916,537.65; cash expended in purchase of stores, publica- tions, expenses of delegates, &v., $265,211-2+: balance on hand at Central Office, ist January, 4864, $43,547.41; Christian ministers and laymen commissioned to minister to men on battle- fields and camps, hospitals and shi; during the year, 1,207: copies ot Scriptures distributed, 465,715; hymn and psalm ks distributed, 371,959; knapsack books distributed, 1,254,591; Hibi rary books distributed. 39,713; zines and pamphiets distributed, 120,14 religious newspapers distributed, 2,931,169; pages. of tracts di buted, 11,976,722; silent comforters, &c., distributed, 33,285. Mr. Stuart then spoke of the great work of the Commission, and the aid it had ever re- ceived from the President aud others, and he ‘believed the President would see the rebellion crushed, if not in this, then in hisnext Admin- istration, (applause.) But he was not going to talk politics, and in conclusion, he would ever pray G God to bless the Chief Magistrate and all nts of Government. ees Pg band then struck up the + Star Spangled Banner,” after which Revs: RK. J. Parvin and | Geo. J. Mingins gave detailed accounts of the operations of the delegates of the Commis- sion in the field and among the soldiers every- where. Both these gentlemen have seen mach | service in the cause, and during their remarks, pocket-handkerchiets were freely used to wipe | away the tears drawn from the audience, us scenes were depicted of the terrible sufferings of the soldier after a battie. Manv complimen- tary allusions were made to the President, and each allusion elicited warm applause. Mr. Parvin believed, from actual obserya- tion, that there was no army 80 well eared for by the government and people as was the army ot the United States. Mr. Mingins asserted that the soldiers were -mecessable to religions influence in the prea b and he believed there were more m truly converted there than there would be at home. He paid a poor compliment to Washington, however. when he asserted that there was more wickedness among the soldiers who came to and were in this city, than there was throughout the whole army in the field. Mr. Colfax, Speaker of the House of Repre- sentatives, was then introduced, and after an effective speech, closed with an appeal to the audience to aid the canse of the Commission. He referred to President Lincolu as one whose name would occupy a high po-ition on the roll of fame, for he had, by daring {» take the re- sponsibility after the tall of Sumter, saved to to this nation its Capital; and be-ide the name of the President would be found the names of | those, who, by deeds of mercy, had alleviated | ~the miseries of the battle fleid. Mr. Stuart here read a letter from a lady of Ohio, now residing in England, who had in: closed to the President a tive-pound note for the benefit of the Commission and the soldiers, and he then announced that a collection would be taken up. While the baskets were being passed around the band Played & lively air, and from the appearance of the baskets there is no doubt that a large sum was realized. Gen. Martindale was then introduced and made a very interesting speech; after which letters were read from Attorney General Hates, Gen. Casey, Gen. Patrick and others, regretting their inability to attend. Senator Sherman, of Ohio, was just here recognized and called upon tora speech; but he excused bimself by saying that he came merely to listen, but he fully approved ot the objects of the Commission. Chaplain McCabe, of Ohio, was then intro- duced, and sang a song entitled the « Battle Jiymn of the Republic,” which was composed find sung in Libbey prison iinmediately after the batue of Gettys! Mr. McCabe being at that time a prisoner. The words are eung to the familiar :une, « Jobn Brown's body lies mouldering in the grave,” &c., sad the chorus is the same; and the whole audience rose to their feet and joined in singing, the President befhg one of the first torise. At its conclusion it was loudly applauded, and the President was 80 pleased With it that he requested a re; ition, which request was PS after Col. Powell, of the ist Virginia (Union) regiment had given a short account of aflairs in Libbey, (trom which he has just been released.) Col. Powell, however, announced that he was on le, end notgel exchanged. &nd therefore his topgne was somewhat tied. He, however, told engaen to fully confirm all the pects Ss thes reached us of the horrors of prison and of the ill-treatment to a neeg Fed leral soldiers are subjected. He that the prisoners on Belle Island were compelled to eat dog's meat to sustain life. Agree@ble to the request ef the President, Mr. McCabe again sang the song above referred to, and the audience coparntes oy many persons, how! behind to it possible, agrasp Utne nants etthe Ohiet Magistrate aS Office Washington Gas Light Company, Bice Waskingion Sepruary 9, 160k.” Editor of Evening Star: In the proceedings of the Common Council of Monday night last, as | > Me. Shep- | pes in your paper yesterday, erd is reported as baving said that our “gas | mains souls bankrupt any company, being in a le and that they by jeanage orn of from 25 to apd T it. oF their gas,” &c. Ideemitmy duty torhe stockholders and the public to say that this statament is unqualifiedly false. A-yery farge proportion of our leakage has heretofore been in the mains and services laid by J, W. Thompson & Wo., | (Mr. Shepherd being then, as now, the most active member of the firm) undera contract, unfortunately for‘us, made with them some years since. Their work was so badly done {although Mr. Thompson was at the time a di- rector of the company] that we have been dig- ging up the streets and stopping the leaks eyer since. But by industriously searching for these leaks since the expiration of Messrs. Thompson & Shepherd's contract (July 1. 1361,) and stopping them when found, at an expense to us of hundreds if not thousands of dollars, the leakage has been reduced. until now itis less than that of any gas light company in | Miles of street mains. not deny that he is, and America having fi! Mr. Shepherd wil To bé given oF ag Warps BOF to, abate. 975 House, iiaras!, Sees Ofim,tfe pe Poro! ; Ok 10 #HOTOG RAPHERS—a thorousitiy loeatfou is Hnsntpaseed Sats Wash: a s pau ess, z «Bob 4th, 186 West vy te a - zu ie 4 0: DINING Ki _ Tibet ONE DOLLAR, Smitting « geatiomen F SrARTEY, ies fsmliy ain wont ike B. B. BOX, Seo'y cE : No. 93 mireets RoE od rane 2 le 5 a jo, care at were Boul and ithe 3-3t* [THIED Guand BALL wat TAR BCT ee Pet to oe Baten FD on ov vam Bere eDnsyivania ble for barwer shi MeCLELLAN FRIBNDEHIP ASSOCIATION, | Oca'ei rages rene | BFC Reet, peta eee ee RAPER ANOE: Hatt, he Maat maiTy | maUat, aera UTES Tea oy BER, | | | B street. befween sth and Ith, on buh for or two taee aah beer ai 3 | ee Te miheatn sree : wee TUESDAY BVBNING, Febraary 9th. Wataoe ee TU ATION. by 6 op Pusmsas ROOMS “FOR RENT—To Rentics:| pire z ‘those rien only, 506 Ninth st a | adgmembers return then to their ma ads Re toe sar eood wages. ‘advent Symons over’ the off OMce ef Ludepeadent Releene | | Ph @ pal em 1 beretofore, and promise all whom fa’ with aged WOMAI we yaa. ed at the above place,a BERVANT to do | | Seer Dresenee on the present ocosaion an evening W saiBocevat inst Day metiy. i ocd see | ont ate gh aba Teed sr wit oat apply m, her’ wud froner: dations. at Fekets¢ "ONE DOLLAR, bamitting a gentleman 329 6 st,, bet. 12th and 13th a | Fe BRENT.—A privite family Toate | No postponement on account of weather, ~ a e aus Bitode ‘| tho Rainy and deatrab ie Saat eines ote 00 i aa 1 ei ommittee of Atransements. warbling aed ping. penn: on rhe Mog meneeres sti hose ‘ tem: wife. Good cork i prermas. & Beale arGAm 7 : bloc! Saistant, or meals served in Toran ath. © tee ‘Wm. Moore, 2 A ayer ION WANTED | has been during the whole time of his service | in the Council, infleneed in aff his efforts at | legislation relative to gas by the most unrelenting hatred towards this company. And I askall hon- orable men if measures thue conceived in preju- dice and broug&t forth in malice should have any weight with an enlightened Congress ora discriminating public? J. F. Brown, +1 Secretary in Charge. Wasuixonon TagateR Di Ts s Laurg Keene and her* company re act aaa Ta eens. sore lastevening by a ye inves and fashionable audi- ence. The orchestra chairs and reserved seats were uncomfortably crowded, and here let us recommend to the management to increase the area cf portions of the house for the benefit of ladies and children. Shortly will be pro- duced the favorite play of “Our American Cousin,” a9 it ‘was originally performed at her theater in New York, with many of the orig- inal cast, and which run for upwards of 300 nights. Also, with new scenewy, decorations, &c., The Sea of Ice, or the Mother's Prayer.” | It is Miss Keene’s intention to produce in rapid succession many of the novelties of the present day on the same plan as given at her New York theater, and with many of the scenes and appliances of that favorite dramatic tem- ple. ° ee PoRT oF GEORGETOWN.—Entered.—Steamer Empire, Hunter, from New York, with mer- chandise for District merchants. Cleared.—_Steamers Empire, Hunter, for New York; Thos. Jefferson, Schellenger, tor Chesapeake city. Brig Ambrose, Light, Stahl, for Wilmington, Del.; schrs. United States, Evans, for Accomac; J. J. Ramsey, Purcell, for St. Mary's, Tribleton, Hazleton, for New York; Martha Nicholas, Cole, for Baltimore: sloops Sea Lark, Chalating, for St. Mary’s: T. W. Riley, Stone; Nanjemoy river; barges Jen- ny Dind, Greenow, for Occoquan: George, Washmgton, Mackerel, for Accotink Creek. es - Wartcu STEALInc.—Wm. Skillman, colored. was arrested yesterday by officer Pendel for the larceny of a watch from Caroline Taylor. The watch was stolen from the house ot Caro- line Taylor on last Thursday, and Skillman was presentabout halfan hour before the watch was missed; and wher told by the complain- antto give up the watch, he replied that he knew he was a thief, and as he had the name, if he had the watch he intended to keepit. Jus- tice Giberson sent him to jail for court. TES VACCINATION FOR THE SECOND Warp.—Dr. Newman will, to-day, begin the gratuitous vaccination of persons in the Second Ward who desire it. e will remain at the stauon house, Ohio avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, for the purpose of attending to all who epply between one and three o'clock. —.___ BXCITEMENT on the Avenue (438, near 434 street), at the Dollar Jewelry Stere. 1t® Orr Tro THE WARS —A great many of our sol- diers before they go to the front, stop on the Ave- nue (438, near 434 street) to get a beautiful set of Jewelry for One Dollar. fe3 pad aocl ree THe GREAT ACCLIMATING Towtc.— Wherever Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the celebrated Amer ican prevention of Climate Diseases, have been introduced into unhealthy regions their effects in sustaining the health, Vigor and animal spirits of those whose pursuits subjected them to extraor- dinary risks from exposure and privation have been wonderful. In the army the superiority of this article over every other invigorating and alterna- tive medicine has me 8o manifest, where used, that it is relied upon, exclusively. as a peateotion against Bilious Fever» Fever and Ague, and Bowel Complaints of every kind. The soldiers say it is the on/y stimulant whieh produces and keepa up a healthy habit of bey unwholesome locations. For the nna celimats pioneer and settler it is the most reliable of all safeguards against sickness Throughout the United States it is considered the most healthful and agreeable of all tonics. and al- together unequalled as @ remedy for Dyspep psia The medicinal ingredients are all vegetable, and are held in solution by the most wholesome stimu- lant known—the Essence of Rye. *‘ Hostetter’s Bitters’” are manufactured at tsburgh. Penn- sylvania. and no less than 50,000 dozen botiles are sold aeaeey Sold by ‘Druggtete and ‘dealers generally every- wher Wholesale Agents—A. M, Bininger - ones 337 Penn. ave. Se Brown’s BRONCHIAL TRocHES “ Lhave never changed my mind tespectine them from the first, excepttwr to think yet better. of that which Lbeean thinking well of ? Rey. Henry Warp Be ECHER, “© The Troches are a af life to me. rof. Epwakp NORTE: Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, 3 “* For Throat troubles they are a speciiic.”” N.P. Wits. “ Too favorably Laas ‘ies to need commendation.” . CHARLES A. PueLps, Pres. Mass. Senate. * Contain no Opium nor anything injurious.” se ok Dr. A.A. HA See Chem st, Boston. n clegamt combination for Can Bre Heese, Boston, * Trecommend their use 0 Public SP akers - A. CPaPin. “+ Most salutary veict in Bronchit Be SEIGERIBD, Murtistown, Ohio, ** Very beneficial when suffering from Colds.” Rey. ASbExRSOR, St. Louis, * Almost instant relies inthe distressins labor of breathing neeulias to As i Ra GLESTON, New “ They have suited my’ case exactly, relier throat so that I could sing with a se DvucuarmeE, Chorister French Parish church, Montreal As there are imitations, be sure to osTAUN the cenuine fe 2-1m Notice. Dr. E. B. Lighthill, from 34 St. Mark’s Place, New York, author of ‘A Popular Treatise on Deafness.” Letters on Oatatrh, &c., &c., will shortly make a professional visit to Washington. where he can be consulted on Deafness, Catarrh, Discharges from the Kar, and all the various dis eases of the Ear, Throat and air Passages. ja27 2w oR Loss By Fire AND Rospers, Prevented.—The subscribers call attention to their extensive stuck of Herri g & Co.'s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, which are furnished at the manufacturers prices, delivered at any part of the city. C. MoGuire_& Co., de 23 Im Bole ‘Agents for Herring & Co, sea hte hid THE CHEAPEST AND BESTH AIR DYE IN THE WORL Never Fades or Washes Owt.—Upham’s Hair Dy: cents a box. The best in use. Try it. Sold b: C. Ford, corner lth street and Pa. avenue, Was! ington, and Henry Qook. Alexandria, ‘a6-ly plate Pata DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and Sexual bystems—new reliable treatment— 4 Poors af the Howard Association—Sent by. in sealed letter envelopes, fiee of charge. ‘Radress Dr. 2. SxiLuin Ho Sere. suerart Association, No, 2Bouth Ninth Philadelphia, Pa. d3-3m SPRRMATORRH@A CAN BE CURED.—Dr Bends 8 cific cures Srecmator ae, Seminal Wa fy os 50 otency, Loss of Power. etc., speedily and ctl ts effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convinee the m ptical of its merits, Price $1 a box. Sold street and Pa. avenue, Cook, Alexandria. Ye . Ford, corner 11th ashington, and Henry Jag-ly MARRIED, On the Ist instant, at the residence ott tke pz Ruguard siete ose Buia’ LOU MAGR ODER WH NG of th of thiseity, = On the cn fertant 4 st the Obaren cf the Ascen- sion, b Wr. ‘Binck PRYTO TORBERY to LIZZIM On davgiter of John ¥. youpe all of this city. att the res by Mr. Mr. Lemon Mise SULA Ly WHLEEING, to ALFRED A, MeLMAN, of San Fran Ieee ae pene ower cos: wa Liaw as Rea oc'w ifs Pot a hoe Miss MARY A. Baltimose. iBait’ papers please copy.} the Bey. niece BENJAMIN | DIED, aid leave to Sanounes to Ladies of Washing- es oreo - | tonthat he hae openad ods Bt hy wr et chi tie iweaty-s the beloved ae Rie DO! nde, > at re of 9 gtp0 Hoon 443 Seventh + Direct, three doors abo ore @. street, exits funer al wi Soar nine veer mdane aay a push Gist S weak chestocs | 41 re gMiL be found » fall amsortment of DaY gonin at Fy el cen vicom her inte Pheer poor he Indian Club Bee Gentlemen. Having an 6; i Seatabtiehed 8 Store ih B; }tlmore, as gra acquaintances of the family are tavit Qlespes re will to Cy auienti 4 Sead reid vy oer erect ly, ¥ feel as- to attead sa bates gear asa will ploage' 9 opi oar $5 ly. seicanad 1 t be rsold by any otheres- ms bru: 5 D ry EN, + Goodall, " 'e Febraaty 3 BE) am coon gon of r Jane and ropms. on on the Violle ana Viol Ho, oat 3" Prints, at A tele fenagal sul te en eee ROmtT vikoo iat] NSE saa ara SS Sew in) Greve goods, Biev. street, No. 42 between 1 and fs, © bi Bas! TEA SB! © maverchiels ‘Gor. eaie, et aity, Wedneeds "moraine | T te ee ir Quaker Skletyao.vai INLOA, ayaa a ater rakes a" batharine Mt ao riees. anieasi ibe Woe ona armnceres ot | Riah aeee a re SGA emis | ph oars ena 4th ‘ (Salem ond Lawrence (Mass, ieee please.copy.j | 3890 St ial te Amo eott* above the Patent Offer . eee ee or } ton BALLS, PARTIES, &c S2v2rq ¢aanp eS | UNITED GLEE CLUB, , IGHTH GRAND B01 ROCIAL ASSOCIATION will be given tr nce Hall o: aL LHIBURBDAY RVENING, Pep ith maiadien One Dollar, admitting a gentlem' and 8 Groves, Baily ‘Master, The proceeds of the above to be used forerectiog &® monument over the remains of their /ate mem- pe. Ww. oP Bidclemes, deceased rr tte. _fe regs Of Commun? Gg. STEVENS, Rec. Kc. GE? g COMPLIMBNTABY 80! TO PRUF. ERBIA. by his pupils, at per: hand 19 nN 1866. reet, between -on te, ‘iekets tieketa' sti ¥iipay EVENING, «No tiek LOST AND. FOUND. BS OF THE MSRRY Wan Ga pet 8 e —— fo3-2: FOR RENT AND SALE, Fr BENT—Ax ercelieat P ell-furvished BED nOOME. ates We ER % Eeeie pivete emt od a street, betes 4 bry ANTEBD—aA ‘@ amall fiemily as firseaaw ‘Cook. Washe and pea sie’ etn G young etadie Nurse, or do \Chambecwprk aud 0. 477 Blevent! WwW z eat oF reference required, Apply.at. aD TO RENT—On before the first aterene ap Unfarnished bed HOURS, Boe from to seven rooms, situated between 24 and 15th rte of Pi avenue, or on Capitol mu. escription. at @ reasonable permanent tenant, with th past of refer- can be found by addressing B, Ons ace of- WHeEA Tay Rate 08 eT ab es W4 TED—A SITUA’ oye young Man,se # rete nh oogount nts ahd e Salem W: fou ‘Walias ee We OUND—~A GOLD WATCH with trinkets... The 3 Fwner can uave the mane Beara this | Thisdistrest, betwosn @ and AU hg, oa 305 advertisement and leaving at fe2 2 lawful money. sae KEN UP BSTRAY—On Friday, the 2 a ult., t a DUN HOBSS, with harness. owner 286 60) forward 138 a him away From 28) 28: btn street HOWARD MARKWARD. O8T—On “Friday, the 2th iday of January, 4 on Fourteenth-street Road, near Columbia College, a Cream celored pone \. pime years old, middle sized. and trim; attached to a bay wagon. 3 reward will be given ifretaraed toTILGH VAN EB, near Bi Brookevill® Howard county, Md .or Horne Tavern. sora of7thand Il. fe 3 2t* OST—About four weeks ago, in one of the De- rtments or upon _ streete of Washington, a PACKAGE, containing papers and affidavits re- lating to a claim for damages tos bakery taken and used by Gen Butler at New Orleans, the claimant being a Mr. Russell. The ler will please return RE fo yas s ofice, and receive @ suitable reward. 315% lumbia street, Alexandria, on Monda ay a RSE, about 6 years ol wih * are amall white spot in his fore) a scars on the left hind foot. Any information le ing to the recovery of the horse may be left Hammerschiag’s Confectionery, 432 7th street, Washington, or the subscriber t Alexandria, either of whom will pay the above G@ENSEERGER, fe 3 2t* 59 Washington at., Alexsadris. Camus TO THE PRBMISES—A BMALL BOUL / on 10th, between | and G streets, (Navy Yai The owner’ will prove property, pay charegs ¢ him away. $505 pt from the stable ut Tarnor Hall, near Depot, two Brown BB, sixteen hands Pie ‘about seven years Jd; each bas a star in. Sorensen. one has one or two white hing legs. 2 2t* JOHN SNYDER “Rt = Yesterday morming, a BEWARD —stolen from my stable on Oo end 2-3 REWABD.— Stolen, on Monday ane Fed nome of ack had on a brass coltar and lock, with key ring attac! A suitable reward will be paid irretarned to B. ‘GREEN, Kirkwood House. fe} @TEAYED FROM THE een OF THE BU seriber, a Dark-bay HORS, about 15 ba: bigh Id, Ten dollars reward will be paid igh, 9 years 0) 2 re reward wy P if returned. BO 138 High ntreet, fe 1-3t™ feorgstown. Leto the afternoon of Jan 27th, iu the tra tbat arrived from the Army Potomge at : at2 By, a Black CARPET BAG, containing @ Dres: form Coat.with passants captain ca’ f Underclothen 1 Meerchsum Pipe a it R Mesa, Jay Oooke & Co., ashington, D.O., who will paya suitable re $10 5) ee reward w: REWARD.—Strayed from the Schaar, ine said colt aa avenue. No. 7 ears; not quite fifteen igh 9 6th mireet, binck Terrier about 8 months old, and answers to the ry, ‘ache ro . and a Li we Ade Jersey avenue, one Mahogony -bay il for the delivery of H. Lawpace on New Jorse: W 4)t2p To PURCHASE ee A genieel HOUSE, in Washington city or Georgetown or’ their eavivones ne rice i two Bier off dowars, cash, Address Hi office. A go! lish GIRL to do Housewo: need apply but those who understand t! ness th: oroug hy . _k00d home wi e ANTED— for himselfy permanent BOARD “ligvand ty two's aduits, in Wash- ou city or acest wo oe their environs. Re- two rooms large iW iu ‘Terms, oue hundred May, Evening Star office. OARDERS WANTED—P street south, wecoms door from 4}, near Areenal Gate. ne es ANTED—A wae GIRL to di work for a 51 . Taquire ai at 398 ‘Pa. avenue, bet. 456 ate. fe1-3t* WANTED-4 DAIBYMAN. To one ae hes had some experience in spe business, ani come well recommended, goo evil Be rH Apply to 0.0. GRBEN, out Bick thar’ one wile and a haif from Georgetown fo 1-60 LADY—HIGHLY QUALIFIED, DESIRES A Position as Copyist or Amanueniis for a gen- tleman. Would be fiat to make an onee ement as teacher with a family intending to go jarope or Gahfornis. Undoubted references given Address Miss Aan nes ¥,, Star office or City Post Office, fe 1-16" Child's Ni ‘Address No. Box 3, Star office, Tetersnee cives, tt Fan TED—A BU TOING LOT, in ead etown or the First Ward, Washi: front, apd not less than 120 feet deep. ‘Koply next door wits esa k of Commerce, to ja M. V. BUOKRY. 10. 000 AGENTS ce ae Sut- lers, and others in and out of the Army to se!ll!onr Netional Battle Pins and paces of Generals Graat. Meade, xecrans, Hooke: nka, McOlelian, Gillmore, Foster, etc., and ‘sil ver Corps, Cavalry, and Artillery ‘Pine. nts are pow making from $500 to ‘Apoly to or Samples are sent on ra pee address J. BARNET? & CO.. 477 Thirtecata st., enue, Wi .D, four doors south of Penn, o ja B im™ ‘WARtTED. TO PASE. OB RENT—An Unfar- nished HOUSE lo Asoo pout, 15th cated streets. and pear Penn. avenue. A Well secured, will be given. Persons jounes to lease or inform MTL IBREE. No, 465 at. ja7-15t™ WANTED At 436 Penn. s,avenus, near 4¢ st. ‘atthe Dollar Jewelry Btore, Persons to cail and take their choice out Of8,000 besatifal Bots for One Dollar ja 2-1m* ANTED — SECOND HAND Feo ee Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding an Housefurnishin, BUomLY of every dessription- BOARDING. th table: Bos, Dollars per monta. Board in a heaithy and st No. 6021 BY Sn epee eerie eee SETAE ‘ous mes wil \e! | venta 4 e 6 call at Mo. 213 [Bridge ntreet. George EBSONAL —K Ladys stranger in Washing- Walk from the cars, ‘The house fas ton, would like to make the acquaintance of a | a healthy cod Selightfal location: fest" | middle aged gentioman, with a view.of pedsing the BESONE CAN a ey DATED Wita lated Phirteonth « street, ver Ma andi streets, “resse | iy Ags NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN a OAR. Oat I street, between oh. ‘aed 7th |ABDING—GEORGETOWN. —Good ae and F BUOMLY, 425 Bovanth st bet. @ and Hi, eos AL. TRIMONIAL at ¥ trends SRORRPIRP_9 OF KANSAS, ane = Me aentte on the Past, Present, and Puta: Events at her room, on the corner of 4th and L a, Bhe has studied under one of the most celebrated Astrologers of the age. e arantees satisfac- tion to al those who may give her acall_ She can be secn, from 8a.m.to9p.m, Price One Dollar. GoumzEy BOABD FOR FAMILIES of Ci btained pn good terms at locat sree two miles from Annapolis Jun: Boarders at 87 yer week. ja 14-t£ ted! ote adi FORREST, Post Ome, ‘will receive imam bdinte attention. dress O. L., Anmapolis Junction. Meter wiven jot THE THING FOR THR TaDTaS. N' reqnized. 5 cottt | aM, PRINGE. ane Fe oe opposite Patent .O; and after Mond: at . GAU- ice has just re e+ leces of she fine: NOS will be prepared to r voregular Table | Flannel! ever offere ticle fe fanta’ Skirta and ‘Shani wine | ore Fatal house hae all the modern improvements GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Ces of WML. SUNLOP, Attorney, Gay feb 1-6t~ FEW POET BOARDERS GAN BB accommodated at 426 Twentieth street corner Pe PERE EY ete SEES TEE I a FO Wwe epee as here geen D. Boa nown at the time of sale. rok pee) ah by the yard and staray with patterns. Le ot fai to be plone 8. Ladies cannot fe. ata similar one is selacm onerea. ‘bere, wend ss cleneny Wrapper Yokes stamped or DR. LISP HENARED Can positively cure any PRIVATE DISEASE, sale, No. zee, between Rr Dene bien od Bo matter of how long standing, with medicines Ht not sold ie male before the Ninth of | that will not mauseate the most delicate stomach bruary, it wail lomeess Bt public gale on that bor shock the most sensitive nerves. A life of experience and the advance of scientific Knowledge have verified the most sanguine hopes of eufferers who have applied for bis medicine and ALENTINE 8B! The Largest and Finest Asrortment at ANDERSON’S, 458 Seventh street, advice, Office between 6th and 7th streets, over G. and T. Parker’s'store opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from 9a, m.todp.m. of each week, and in Alexandris on fel aw,if opparite the Post OMice. | Monday, . cosy emt medi of — kanal or. eres abraam ate auger gS! eae ‘ing streets, over Bath Rooms. wage Wagonail i complete te order een ‘ASS Lar Biba ty a ay YOU SBE THOSE fo ot Nations: ‘ates Ftsles oe iter ones pate eat sc _PEOTOGR ATE HEWS.—For fare & fine Pho eraebl ic Gallery, build! Aituated in one o! the ee hospitals in Wash: lay ton; reasons fo! selling sa {efactory. Address Lock Box 65 Goarge- town, Ja 90-6. ed] @ richest thing only one who kee; path one. Give me my hee D1 corner, 381 F iat nash glegant Bmbroidered Yokes mis tts, nas vod f r A Fokse and, ad Workin Got. | 8 tital ‘ani 1 ‘ful Bmbroidered F lane! Skirts D®” GOODS AT REDUCED PRIC We have a large stoek of Domestic: id all prices, Best makes of COTTONS pe 56, 55 and dc, Fast Oolors CALICORS 25 and 25¢. PLAID MOHAIR, (bright colors.) at 18%{c, A full stock of BPRING MOUSLINS, very pretty, Also,a large stock of BOOTS. SHOES and Ready made OLOTHING at store 121 Pean, avenue. to be undersold. GRORGE J. JOHNSON & CO., Corner 2th street and Pa, av. FURNITURE. FURNITURE, The Largest and ‘Cheapest Btock of CABINET FURNITURE ia 90-3t* in the Distriet—at 318 Pennsylvania avenue, be- } tween Ninth and Tenth nse eats Hall, TELE _ fan (9-1m {Ohzonisie. 1 eS WIP LSON. Cs f tale Goepanus VASHION ABLE NG ACADEMY, United Hall, uth all ‘a few doors from the Avenue. room Dances, with nt ari td Old prices, | kinds of DRESS GOODS at much reduced Please give us acall,as we are determined not and Thos pete. my er sant Ri yats lewsons fae ipfanta wand dc ioe your work while ae youwaitacd don’t rub out like some I’ve had, pattern you take ay. gre freee Bkirte, ADIRS, 100%, ee camnow get say Linde ae se tong pS ree as well Pisin = Hocetso} ~ eee ene. by a rator on on's eatiy end gromy, fy fone.” ‘Tacies, your pe atrgnngs with otndolibie rking an swell an initial cn oy * a. Handkerchiefs, Bihow low Cases, &o. Cniypiace | A ry town for such work, tt Pazsons r; Entteris) rg a hilis, Gonorrhees, Glock, Box beminal Wy gai eh niyate, Diseases Diseases of Fomale tv te! easerpased in the most Seeds and ae sascoeane es "8 Diploma hangs in his office, guarantied, Foes m ey DR. Davis, deine 10070 eh engey Leese INGig carries TO rhe AND OT: HAy- re-painted ect bave oak me acall. roone a jargest ae ainthe's hearth . near wees i we ja 19-1m* 443 NEW DRY GOODS STORE. 443 ad, and mskes any , abd, and. catch ma drawing Vive la Hlannel Pagun, bre adios wellas ba aa immediately at 392 11 Te, 81 DENGE near Penu.ave., corner Gro: . I 10g and btable, delaude fur woeels Hioarts, Tn mediste posession. Five handred Lots. Bto Restaurants, and Brsiness Places: Several: doniva: ble Houses for rent. MITONELL & 5)N. fe3 southeast corner Fa ave. sod 15th st )U BBNT—At-No. 456 UL sireet. between: ad aa and 3d, finely-farnishea CHAMBER, on flocr, adjoining parlor, to gentlemen only. fo 2 st Fo RENT—A large and desirable Furnished Front ROOM. the second story. A at S19 Third etreet, ‘between Daud wnarth 2! UCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND £0- Ww. FOR OTHER AUCTION SALRS ARIST PAG, By WM. L. WALL & ¢ ©O.. Austion Sere aaa oie Te = SEGHOR oe MORN a iar. + We will sell by fore Peek bry of sere ison Rowut oa " ant. C shite = F | Onsen Qases Holland a ant id Tem (Sasa ls, Aromatic an Atee Dewi johns wee wae! Other Bitters, esses genuine Otard, Dupuy, and peveey Gosnae Braney Tea elaae ware ‘@ call the attention of Stantiseas g's Ey private consumers to By J. 0. Mei & CO.. Auctioneers, | Se par eV ERT rer We shall Ben of over aoe ity ashi reams = sad otis 30d C. McGUIBE & 00.. Aucts. ice is "Sia shige! Bo." n BT tered’ bd: Bis sham. me ‘in th trate of the District of wines tbo cel hty head ‘OB RENT—A good siznd tory FRONT ees unfurnished, ‘Tovontiers a private uy, without bo: Inquire 2 Mis rd. one fi Avenue, between the hours of 6 and 9pm, Fo ALS OHBAP—LBASE, GOOD-WIDL, and PIEZUBSE of Gr first class Store, now doing s £208 business, with house and stable attached. nt very lo’ Inquire at 244 Reventh ahreet. bet, Mand N RK BENT—Two fn mati arin lang doors bet Satchel De exclu- | sive use of front door of the house; rattan north cat corner ‘street; als 10, two. large Booms on first tloor of No w York avenue. Ronis to Wa 2 x. fstepaeeks sonanenet oor- per Mass, avenue and 4th fez2u* | {ARM FOR SAL. fies or one or two hundred acres, excellent Reighbornood , Well improved, and ready for immediate occupation; it has a very commodious and. beautifully situated Dwel ing, lsrge Barn, and Stab! for twelve hoi ff new ‘Gorn-house and Grainery, ares e improvement for eitenai ve farmi the Seventh. acaeeee: read bh go only eight miles fro) m2 Test ston pformatic 801 ro Bareae BLOW Br it'ey levter fice, Montgomery county, Mi Craw. ~~ adarees em, Post fe 2-Im* {URNIEHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Immediate ‘ion Joentes at 486 Bleventh strest, a ¥, afte: be! *cloc! kK. fe 1-5." LRT MENT: qpauite, on secon’ floor fron would t be rented for ces if desired. Appiy at 322 G@ street, bearers tith and jSth. re 1-31 Fo SALE—Th BARBER SHOP in aa Mi. Plitan Bath Booms. Inquire of JOHN No. 365 E street, bet. ith and llth streets, Washington Dc. fo 1 st* TORE TO LET— Well calculated for a Gentle- men’s Furnishing Store, being next door to the Metropolitan Bath Rooms. Inquire in the Metro- politan Bath Rooms. fe 1 3t* For RENT .—One or ROOM Be atiy-furnished wit or without Board, in a private family. The houee is situaied in pleasant part of the city, For particulars inquire at No. 210 K street, be- tween 16th and 17th streets. fe Lat F& BALE—The Etoek and Fixtures of a GRO- CERY and LIQUOR STORK, doing a hood business. Also, a lease of five veara on Store, Dwellinghouse and Bakery. For particulars, en- quire Pe the corner of 7th and south D streets. {OR BALE—A new two story al FouEs F and LOT, situated on Sixth street aad M streets south, (on Island.) Now? Tas now used a8 a store and dwelling For further informa- tion inquire of J.@ BTOOR, No. 420 Bst north, bes. a aa 9h streets west, Washington D D.O. Fou SALB—The STOCK and GOOD-WILL of a Grocery and Provision Biore. Soing a8 good eos so Terms moderate as the owner ener business to attend to that requires all bis time. For further information, a; Mr, SCHNEIDER'S © Confectionery Biore Massacha: setts avenue, near Thirteenth street. fe 1 até R=z2 URANT AND BAR FOR 8ALB.—The Rertaurant and Bar, No. 439 Penn. avenue, which has been in successful operation for five months past, is for sale, with ‘Good, Will, Fixtures, &c. The present STOvELStOr only selling on ac- count of pressing § cngegome elsewhere. Apply at the Bale eo 439 enn. avenue, between 3d and 44 st fe l-lw ABM TOR. SALE—OR WILL EXOHANGE E Sate Qity Property—Containing 217 acres, nee ‘ted in Prince George county, Md , about 9% miles from Washington from the Balt.and gate acre got oe acre of eens ‘woodland. = be nce 6! an ‘ly ‘adapted to frnit and market cared aad | oF 1m rovemente consist of & good dwelling of six rooms, out houses for servants, use wor orerert Containing five or aix rooms, good neing. ee posseseion given. Price $30 per acre, at vy to W. H. OLAGETT, at M, Shuster oo. ho: 3S Market Space, bet. = 7th afd Sth sta. ace RENT OR L Ace A First-0. DWSL LEG-HODRE. 3 Stories and ment, Bale 2a ina eere lates double parlors, ms ty ieagael ‘apished’ ta the best 'pomsibie manner mn. side and « one of the finest Sud hesitnicet “agains eet ‘Washington BOB on Mevensh street, No, 443, between G and H streets, wen' There are five servant’s rooms detached from the main buliding, and one of the best milk houses {with constant | runking water) that can be found in bere main building. is heated throughout by first-rate furnace Latrobe heaters, with a Ing r cooking range and hot and cold water in th the kita! =. G ith shandelters and burners, and Poto- water hot and oo!d, all through the house, with bath-room and water-closet. There isa large yard for garden, with fine pump of beat ‘ter in the city, and water closets for ser- vants, A large pre stable, 32. by 20 feet. two stories, with three stalls and room for three carriages. The house is finished throughout in the best and most modera style, and without regard to expanse; every convenience eg any family. could desire is to be found within The location ie one noe the beat in Washington and the neighborhood is Inquire of 0. WOODWARD. No. 31= Pennsylva- BI vente between Tenth and Eleventh streets. oa AEGE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD may be hai at 157 West street. Gocrestona,’ TOR BALE—Two hundred acres Kol pus LAND, near Georgetown, in two lots. be far- ther panaiviae Apply next door to the "Bank of Commerea. t e in 29 eotts M_V. BUOKEY. A VERY DESIRABLE SUIT OF PARLORS— with Bed-room adjoining. om first ani second floor with Board; ais first. Gand H. Fo RENT—The large BUEPHERD ‘ a HALL, itusted on Louisiana avenue and 7th st., over Waite’s Drug Store, suitable for associations ‘clubs a other par to be letevery night Cag iz thedaytime Apply to 8 G, UoLLins, No. 354 Dstreet, Dotwse yeast and Fae TORRES ager Janda aot one mile from the railroad at Baitevi tween the cities of Washingtod and Baltin mee acres rein th balance in wood; a mtkietze ¥ ve) Sue fruit on the place; perfectly healthy and good isposed of 7 the. ae of il then be for, rent or let UpoR shares, for eit tx. Appiz at BO: ELIT ct aati v7 te Hoos FOR SALE. A ROUTE OF THE eran will be sold as a o ain, on account of sickness. apply at Ni Seventh street west, or at this of = ee x ‘VATE BALE FOR ieaS ent Larick, HOUSE, wit! Lets 3) fe ie tana i fet feet Raval leep, on M street aouth, eo east, ne ie tel 1 the H Road at the Nevi Vera caverns’ Jergey avenue, or at the se Maze ree axe, corner Ohio avenue i3th a! rete een ja 23 2aw3w B'SRSSAD RANT with eonat? ro 2 ae | 3 enty rooms and known as one ot e most popular, and the beat bosiness in ‘Washi faaton: is situated in one of the best } ions in the city. The reason of the Tela lin, pis, eee wishes to retire from busine: shes Brent myegre a Me ee eee ances ever of- city to an enter; sing me perth ek a 3 eine ft corner Pea Penn, ave. and I5tb street Foe SALE—One Hundred and Fifty Oords ong b lars cord, oF 81.50 and ry load sf sosaure for half cord ; four miles from Center Market, on the EL LAORY. . ja 2-1m*- near Fort Slocum. jf OBSALE—A Soatsinin ee in good sta of Teotnitivation, sonteinin, eure joeu! By WM L. WALL & 00., ‘Avstibacers, DMINISTRATOR’S SALB or GOLD WATOH. fe, MALL a He SATURDA ‘0th f ‘phans’ 1 eel) at the Auction on ‘Boomer lot of Clothing, and F Tronu. soo F JORDAN, Admnigiste WH. L. WALL & 00. Kaste, ja %7-3t B7-THEABOVES SALBIS P Is POBTPONED UNTIL spas. MORMING. fe3 WML: WALL & CO , Aucts, By WM. L. WALL & O0.. Auctioneers. South corner Pa. avenue and 9th ame ARBIAGE MAKBRB’ a: HTS” ath inetants si 10 0 eles ie, we will sell ents. . S ‘Auction Rooms “°™ rere re 3 set Bellows, 2 Forge Plates, a pair Tongs, 2 Anvils and 81 nvil Tools, 1 set Hay ett Bones 1 Dressing Horse, anal Box Organ. Terma cash. rape WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts._ poate Zz. L. WALL & 5 00... 0., Auctioncers. inth street. He sbisrss ro amiT ORE &e., AT A tion.—On SATURDAY MO: tant, we will sell in front of the Auction rge sstortment of Bu, ture, Fixtures, &c., embracing— Marble Top Oak Chamber 8: Buit, Handgomely Ealnted sed Bs Enameled Marble Top wi Ook and Wainut Kztousion Dinin Tables, Fofs, Tete-a- Tete, and Bide Ch: rica Oak and Cane-seat Dining noe Arm Chairs Large atsortment China, Glass, Plated, and other Table Ware, 1003 und. and Smail Dinine Tables, tress, Bomidine Washstands. and Toilet Sets, Geet R French Bedstonda, Cottage do., pings. and Oi! Clot! lock “Beating. A aiacktas; Oak Desk: iow and a, M Mi boar af ‘Ohan a) 8 k Rtoves. Farlge amber Sat Cock Ree, G6), auste: THE {SROVRSALE IS IS POSTPONED UNTIL Lia FRIDAY b WM. L. WALL & O8@., Aucts. fe3 By J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. {TOOK OF GEROOERIES AT AUCTION.—In uance of an order of the hans’ Co! xe ington county, instant, at eleven o'clock a iatelrocta ied by Jos. W. Davi ceased, on the corner of Band dinth streets, the entire stock of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c., belonging to the estate of the said Da 1 vis, Terms an MARY Frey Davis, nistratrix, fe2 3.0. McGUIRE = ‘On Aucta By WM.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers ¢ ‘OOD WILL, LBASE AND JIXTURES Ora W Brraxgp Oy RG Sa.oom axd RESTAURANT at AvoTioN.—On BA‘ TUBDAY, at | 2 o’clock. m.. we will sell, on the premises, ce il and Fixtures, of the Steamed r Salcon and Bestaurant on the east nae sf tl vatroct, ae te low the Clarendon Hote! ‘he Pixtares + * atone "Boller. ne horse power wend cok ay ee , 1a oe three years and the Rouse 8 doling ‘good b a8) 86, ‘erms cash. fe2 WM. L. WALL & 0O., Aucts. By J.0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers: V ERY VALUABLE VACANT PROPBRTY¥ AT THE CORNER OF PENN. AVENUB aND TweEn- Ty First auae ET AT AvcTion.—On WEDN DAY AFTEBNOON. February 10th, at 4, Fcigek. on ie eben pape Sball sell the whole ot square 75, except the western I7 took ing to foot S inches ot Penn. avenue, and 15 foots Ewenty -first street, and containing 5,961 Lot is besutifally loeated for d=slti anda capable Jo of division into foar desirable bulla: "herms : One-third cash; the remainder in siz and twe've months, with intercat, secured by 4 uced of trust om the premises, Title unex- Conveyances at cost of purchaser. J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. oy tionable. Great Sale of Dry Goods ata DISCOUNT OF TEN PER ORENT. ON PRE- vious 8 RATES. Notwithstanding the very ry large amount of goods we have sold since we have been shoving a die count of Ten Gents on the Dollar on all & js Bold by us, we have stillon hand a splendid stock of goods. and we are selling s great many at about What we would have to pay for them at wholesale, but we are exceedingly anxious to have our stock low in Marcb next, when our Petuershty ex pires, and persops in want of Dry Goods of any Kina, either Staple or Fancy, will readily perceive that it is to their advantage to buy of us. if they will examine cur stock and prices before making their purchases, ‘We would call attention to the following goods, which are #0 weli known to many of our regular customers that recommendation from us is hardly neceveary, viz Lupin’s Frepeh Merinos in all qualities from Low to Bxtra Fine, and all very 7 fomogs com prising— Masarine Blue, Brown, Green, Tanned Modes, Purples, Maroon, Scariet. and’ Magentas, Rey . ‘Super Bilk-face Rep Poplise| in all of the ove colors. Lupin’s All-Wool Empress Gloths of superior quality. in all ofthe above named colord Lupin’s All-Wool Mousselins in various colors and qualities, and all very cheap 4 Iso, @ large lot of medium price Dress Goods of various kinds, which we are selling off very low. We would also call special attention to our stock f r MOURNING GOODS, which comprise the best makes of goods that are imported. and persons im want will save (in many instances) Twenty per cent. instead of ten by buying their Mourning Goods of us, as we be- lieve we geueraliy sell these goods at least ten per cent. below the market rates in this city We also have on hand a superb stock Of BLACK AND FANCY COLORED SILKS, which we are selling off ye rapidly, and many Go bargains can be procured from us 1 this line ustomers will come in time, WE ALSO HAVE STILL LEFT- Cues iets stock of Housekeeping Goods, com- the following, and a cheap, vii ‘a Pred lankets from. $3 to $25 per Cotton Sheetings, Shirting Ligens, Sad Shirting Cottons, of the best brands made sere Dama «ks, Napkins, and Towelings, of ew er: Is of all qualities Rianne ‘act, mies stock of aeaeite Goods gen- all of which we now offer st the market orsiirzel deduct ten per cent, from allaples, W. M. SHUSTER & OO,, No. 38, opposite Centre Market ja M-eo3t.if between Seventh and 4S STYLES HOOP SKIRTS. deren Gored om ? HOOP SKIRTS, t peril = « Just received at ja @ 6t « 6 M ina 398 Penney ete gral Gt BEDUCTION IN PRID: — Bete ond Handterchie! ERE and Vei's. rehiofs, Mardrops and Combs. large stock of Headdresses, the latest style, renee es ‘sold at low prices to re- aon 18 arg en FS wM. WInDOW BBADBS. Also, ja%3 aow varied in es, aed a2sswit* Right aoors above Hall. TION, Tam oreattors of the ara of natal & Ack: ana bills. ee = ui Washington, 3 C.. Jan. a 2 ayvi tat Pann ee @ andersigaed | for pele at los we ieee. Oe Pilar ast — SW. NEWTON, Agent th ate.”