Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSSMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grorsn's Tumatsn.—The crowd whe re. sorted to Grover’s last night were somewhat ise ed; fom the nom-arrival of Mr. Setch- Y ell prevented the er of the at ny of evening, “Magic Joxe” T ti ence, however, took the dissppoimtment ins spirit of good humor, aad hugely enjoyed the i given. To-) it, however, the «Mazic Joke” will be without fail: together with “Irish Assurance” and«‘Teddy the Tiler.” Wastinetow THBATER—The pressure has been and Mitchell is azain obiged to play. “Faudion teen aca were loud their elamnore for Ris bosniel play; one even eng: all the balcony saits as soon as he was informed «Fanchoa” would b= played thisevening. Look out, therefore, for 2 full house; for be it remembered that this is the last week of Maggie's engagem=ni. Cantzerevcry.—The question of most mo- ent now at Canterbury is which is performed Dest—the “ Arab Lay” 5 bapeg fair coupi+, Mor- timer and Pennoyer. or the “ Gipsey’s Lay” py the brunettes. Both will be performed to-night again. A good bill otherwise; the whole con. | cluding with the farce of “ Barney the Baron.” | Ovp Fettows’ Hatt.—It 1s, we understand, the purpose of the Campbell troupe to close their entertainments after this week. All, therefore, who would see this famous Ethiopian troupe should hurry up. Booker, Budworth and Davis will appear every night this weok in new comicalities; big oe Campbell in new tongs and ballads, ana Master Eddy in splen- did dances. Varirtres.—Nono should be ignorant of the fact that this resort is one of tho Teally enjoy- able places of this city, and they offer nightly 32 attractive a bill as can be found in any mu- | sic hall. An excellent dill is otfered for this | evening, the whole concluding with the panto- | Mime of «The Cottage by the Lake.” TEMPERANCE HaLt.—The Irish Relief So- ciety will give a ball this evaning at Temper- @nce Hall, the proceeds to be devoted to the benefit of the sufferers by the Garibaldi riots. A good time may be expected. A Preven Darss anv Masquexapr Batt, will be given to-night at the Winter Garden Holl, Pennsylyania avenue, between T«ath and Eleventh streets. This wiil no doubt boa brilliant affair, and ons of the most enjoyable parties of the season. a Covuxci, Procesvixus, Feb. 16.—Roard of Aldermen.—In the &imenve of the President, Vice President Clephane took the chair. A communiestion was received from the Mayor, announcing the approval of the act to epply the deficiency in the contingent fund of ! the Hoard.of Alderaien. | The petition of Henry ©. Hepburn, asking | compensation for certain work; ind an act ap- | 1 i H j propria‘ing 2150 for the payment of the rent ot | the Metropolitan Hood and Ladder Company, were read and appropriately referred. Mr. Sargent desired to correct an error. He | called the attention of the Board to the that the bill establishing hay scales hat never passed the Board, and yet it had been so pu- lished, haying received the signatures of tha Tresident of the two Boards, and of the Mayor. Mr. Sargent moved the reconsideration of the | bill, and that the Mayor be informed that it had | been sirned through inadveriance. i Sundry amendments agreed upon in commit- | tee of conference were then geported and ti Dill passed. The following also passed the board: An act to lay flag footways across certain streets; Sct granting permission to erect a frame build- ing adjoining Gen. Heintzviman’s headquare: #Mm act to trim and gravel I street north, froin Seventh to Tenth sts, west; an act tg supply a deficiency im a former appropriacion; an act to grade and gravel L st. south, from Neve to Va. avenue; an act to laya flag tf f@eross Tenth st. west, north side of Mz avenue: An act authorizing the construciion of & sewer in the ailey in square No. 236; an act for the relief ot E. Clark; an act to improv the | Fastern Market: & resolution instracting the | committee haying charge of the water arranve- ments to inq dire into the expediency of having hydrants placed in the center of each popula- ted district, near the curb; « resolution instruct- ing the improvements committee to report a till | for laying a gutter on the north side of K street, | between Seventh and Eighth sts.; a resolution requesting the Mayor toinform the board what amount of money has been expended for casual repairs in the Sixth Ward; a resolution in- structing the Surveyor to report an estimate of the amount required for the coxstruction of a cuiverton K st., between Fourteenth aud Fif- teenth sts.; and an act to repair the gravel foot- walk on the north side of Georgia avenue, from Eighth to Tweifth st. east. The act for establishing pounds for animals was reported back, and a commitiee of confer- ence was asked. The conference committee ‘was ordered, and Messrs. Sargent, Lloyd and Semmes were appointed on the part of the Board of Al‘iermen. The act authorizing the construction of au engine-house for the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, was referred to a select committee consisting of Messrs. Pepper, Plant and Clark. Thi port of the Intendant cf the Asyinm for January was ordered to be placed on the tiles. The Asylum committee was discharged from the farther consideration of the communic: tien of Rev. E. W. Syle in relation to religious services at the Asylum, the Intendant having made arrangements for regular weekly ser- vices. The joint resolution relative to the arbitra- tion of claime against the central guardhouse, Was referred to aselect committee consisting of Messrs. Semmes, Lioyd and Plant. Adjourned. Board of Common Council.—Mr. Rapley of- | fered the following; which was adopted: Whereas compiamt has bern made that the advertisement of tax sales for the year 1562 has | been awarded at much higher rates than they | could have been published for in other papar and believing it to be the duty of the Coun: } to investigate such charges, that the Collector may be exonerated thereitrom if they be un- founded; theretore, Be it resotved by the Board of Common Council, That the Collector be, and he is hereby, re- © quested to transmit to this board cupies of such oftersas he may have received for publishing the tax sales of 1962, together with the rates at which he awarded such advertisement. H The following were received and referred: Petitions of W. Thompson, relatiya toa nuis- ance; of G.W.W. Harry, asking reimburaement | of license money: bilis to — @&pump at the corner of Thirteenth and D sts.; to improve P st. north, trom North Capitol to Boundary st. The following were passed :—Bill desizna. tang the brand marks of flour; resolution di- Tecting the committee of ways and means to inquire into the expediency of abolishing the Board of Health, and making it the duty of the ward commissioners to dis the daties of | the board; bill authorizing Gol. Elias M. Green to erect a frame building for office purpos+s ad- joiming the headquarters of Gen. Heintzleman; resolution authorizing the Water Ragistrarto | bave made 1,000 feet of water pipe, with R. 0. Robbins’ patent jeint, for trial, and if found to work weil to cause all the pipe hereafter pro- cured by the Corporation to have the improve- | ment named; bill for the relief of Taylor & | Houtebinson; bill to pay bills for coats, hats and badges for chief and assistant engineers; bill ‘oviding for the centinge:.t expenses of the’! jurveyor’s office. i M introducad a bill regulating the straw and fodder; which was re- i j } | sale ot hay, jected. Mr. Utermehie reported @ bill to connect the two wings of Center Market by a two-story ‘brick building, forthe erection of which 913,00) ie appropriated, and authorizing the exp-ndi- ture of the money received as premiums on the wvaleof stands in the Northern Marxet to tho improvement of that market, according to the Plan of the commissioners. Mr. Utermehie said that it was calculated that this improvement on Center Market would Tealize the first year £24,000. Already there were eleven applicants for stands, who would pay $5 premium each. In Northern Market $1.5 had been expended in improvements, sand the premiums amounted $1700, and he was | satisfied that instead of expending money the © «city’s coffers would be handsomely replenished. He explained the proposed pian, which pro- vided for butcher stalls below and cookshopa shove. : Mr. Gordon wes in favor of the ject, but he did not like he pian, and moved that it be postponed for one week; which was carried. Mr. Raub reported back the bill and papers relating to the cleaning of the canal by Mr. W. Thomas’ pisa; which, after some discussion, f ed until the next meeting. The Aldermen’s smondment Spero riating of the tern 2150 instead of $100 for the repair agreed to. ee to grade and gravel Eighth streat from E to F streets, was referred to the com- Mittes on improvements, with instruction (of- tered by Mr. Utermebie) to report a bill to pave from the curb fifteen feet. Mr. Mitchell, from the committee on wharves, Teported a bill regulating the lesse of wharf property; which, after being amended, was i passed. bill provides that the Mayor zney lease for any term of years, not exceeding ten, the water fronts on the Potomac, at not lees orto for each site of 100 feet. tumewenae *pecial order—the report it~ tee on the Washington and Alexandria Rail- “Mr The ea amend the bill to r. Thompson moved to dis of the city’s interest in the said road by adding ® section requesting the committee, if they should see fit, to protest against any pay- ments of money Me com ay roam by the Government; Bow claiming the road which was agreed to. ‘The bill was then discussed by Messrs. Wil. #00, Gorden, Shepherd aad Utermehie, aad | and acquaintances will be pleased to learn that | pleasure and accommodation jJamped off the trains when the engines cam: | together. sent to jail for court hy Justice Wannall. ing her part in the play ‘In and out of place,” | gentleman named J. RK. Van Nortwick (who | | bad just arrived in the train from the North) parsed—yeas 19, pays 2, (Messrs. Utermehle acd Lora.) : P Mr. Wilson introdnced a bill to pay the in- terest due on the bunde guaranteed due iat July, 126%, *hd Jan: txt, , and meer —= the debt due from the city to potas of i our propriatius + on which a long debate then plave, and the board adjourned without coming to voie. —_——>——_. following have Souprens.—The been re; it. {@ffice corner ot to Capt Eighteenth and G streets.) since onr last, at ‘which place all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: K. Howard, isth Mass.: D. P. Shell, 118th Pa; John L. Harris, !st Mass Cay.; Jamas L, Worth, tith N. H.; ©. Gatewood, 29th Pa; Jobn Berkley, 34 U.S. Eng’rs: J. Butler, th N.Y. 5S. M.; J. Bucklebank, 20th Maine; Eban Goodridge, 16th Maine; Austin Bishop, 15th Conn; A. D. Bowser,’ 1th Pa; J. Athey, teamsler, R. Gould, i2th R. 1; Jas. Champion, i6iet N. Y¥.; J. Bo Murray, 119th N.Y; je Brooks, 4th N. ¥. Arty: i. J. EK Mich; J. A. Dugias, wth Mich; Mond, tzth R. 1; M. Savage, lith Vie H. Hall, 7Ath Ohio: A. Richardson, hospital corps, H Maddi, 6th Mich H. FP. W: ; Dzatus_op Jonn (urdy, iduth N.Y. D. fs -. G@. Cross, Sth N. tL, H. Warren, Sth N.H; J _E. Luther, Ist R.L Arty: R. Paol, 3d N. A.A. Malin, tst N T.; | A. Woodrow, 234 N. J.; W. McBride, 131th Pa A.J. Smith, 131th Pa; S. ik, Sth N. ¥ A. Maynard, 2ist Conn.; Tos. E. Ridgway, 17! Maine; Capt. James Furguson, 4th Ohio; 3. M. Van Horn, 132d Pa; FE. Shaltz, i5ith N. Y¥.; Clarke Green, 12th R. 1; D. M. Edgerly, 12th N. EL; ©. Feyhi, ist N. J.; J. MeGowan, i2sth Pa. Se Mavame WILTON’s Brokes Ur.—Yosterday afternoon, Sergeant Hurley, with a squid of police of the First Ward, paid a visit to the well known establishment No. 51 Pennsylvania avenue, in compliance with a special order from Chief of Police Webb, and arrested all the inmates found therein. They wera escorted to the First Ward Station, where they gave their names as follows. Julia Sinclair, whoappeared to ve the matron of the establishment, Florence G. Harris, Ada Shepherd, Lizzia Richards, Elizabeth A. Forrest, and Cordelia Moeliyvilte. Justicé Drury erdered each to give security for | their good behavior. The prosecution failed to reve that any one Of those named was tha eeper of the house, The house is left in charge of the police until the furni:are can ba removed, when the keys will be delivered to the owner. This establishment has been one of the most mischieyous ones in the city in the way of de. moralizing our soldiers, or rather our officers. That it was quite time it shoutd be suppressed | is evident from the faet that the city has been | flooded with the following circular H sMadame Wilton inate Residence for Ladix3, | i i 51 Peansylvania Ave Wachingloa, D. ey Madame W. flatiers herself that her friends the has opened the above rasidenes for their Partias who | May be introdueed by her friends to the ladies of her house, she hopes will be sufficiently | gratified by the polite attention they will re- ceive, as to entitle her to their kindiy consid- j eration and remembra ‘ul eee RAILROAD ACCIDENr.—A collision ocenrred | yesterday at Annapolis Junction between the | passenger train due here at 6 o'clock iast nizht and 4 cravel train which was stauding on the track over which the passenger train had to pass. The two engines were completely de- s'royed. and the baggage and mail cars were much injured. The connctors are said to hav: The eng sion. Strange to say no one was i and the passengers attribute their safety parti larly to the heroism of Mr. David K. Smith, brakeman, who remained at his post workin his brake uutil the shock of the collision thraw him violently from the platform into the door of the car. The accident is attributed tothe carelessness of those -having charge of the erayel train, - aah A Troy “Snoxt Bor.”—Saturday night a young fellow entered a store corner of Ninth streetand New York avenue, kept by a Mr. Coleman, and asked for a pound ot crackers. The proprietor turned to wait upon him, lear. ing @ pocketbook and money on his tabia. Tha customer reached over the connter, took tha pocket-book and ran. The cry of «stop thief” was raised, and the fugitive was knocked down by, agentieman, who fell upon him and held him till he was taken by the police of the Third Ward. Atthe station house the examination of the case and the appearance of the man ex- cited the suspicion of Sergt Skippon, that ho Was the one who jerked a money drawer from the hand of a lady (Miss Mary Phillips) some time ago, and escaped with it. The lad ‘was sent for and identified him as the man. Te gave his name as John MecCoovey, and was Mr. Bigley took his picture, and he has since been Tecognized as one of the « Short Boys” of Troy. See Ax IxsvLt To Mas. WILLIAMS.—Last night, #& drunken man (whose name we did not learn) at ended the performance at Grover's Theater, and while Mrs. Barney Williams was perform- he flung upon the stage, from the box in which ! he was seated, an orange wrapped in a pocket handkerchief, and to which was attached a | note. The rowdy had no acquaintance what. | ever with Mrs.W., and the only excuse he could { possibly give for offering the insult was intoxi- | cation. Mr. Williams at once stepped to the | footlights and appeated to the gentlemen in the | audience to protect a iady from insult; and hisses and groans greet the perpetrator until | Mr. Grover ejected him -from the box and the | theater—the fellow receiving in his exitsundry kicks and cuffs from many of the justly-indig- } nant auditors. He was handed over to the | Metropolitan Police. i een Pocket Prcokine.—Yesterday morning, as Was riding on one of the street cars, he missed | his pocket book containing $29, and accused 4 | young man named Wm. James of taking it. ‘The latter denied it, and some words passed, when a passenger struck at James, and he ran. | Mr. Van Nortwick pursued and caught him, | and delivered him te Sergeant Milstaad, who took him before Justice Furguson, and he was sent to jail for a further hearing. ~~ ATTEMPTAT Rosrgry.—Sunday night, about half past ten o’clock, Mr. James E. McKay was knocked down on the corner of Eand Thirteenth streets, by two men, who attempted to rob him of his watch and chain. Officer Bigley went to a restaurant aud feund them there. Hoarrested | Jor. Linsday, who tried to escape, but failed. | His partner was more fortunate, and got off. | Lineday was sent to jail for court, leaving his | likeness in the Rogue's Gallery to refresh the memory of the pelice during his confinement. a Ax Orv Orrrxner—Charles McMalice, alias Michael McMannus, the passage thief arrested Thursday night, and sent to jail yes- terday, as stated in the Star, was recognized at the jon as an eld inmate, who had jnsat finished a long term there. He is now back again, and his “mung” adorns the gallery of the Metropolitan Polic Newsnoys’ Homu.—A further meeting was heid yesterday morning im the partor of the Weshington House, in rolattdn to the above ob- ject, and s committee was appointed to look up asuitable building or rooms. The committes purpose to rush the matter through as quickly as possible. seaces ep —e Cinccit Corrt, Fan. 4tH—Jostah 0. Ormes, agt. Overton Sanderson, verdict for plaintif. Feb. 16th.—_Jchn Orumbaugh agt. Pleasant Rowlett, verdict for plaintiff. Bernard Mc- Qusid agt. W. Nichalson, non-pross. John Conner agt. Margaret McNamara, executrix of Martin McNamara, on trial. Sa FourTH-warD STATION Casus.— Edward Kennedy, John Hart, fighting and profanity; costs, 4 centseach. Thomas Sullivan, drank and disorderly; for a hearing. John Turpin. do; diantened. Mary E. Fitshugh, col’d, do.; workhouse. Stephen N. Hunter, Jas. Hogan, disorderly; dismissed. SS Recovarine.—We are giad to notice that Lieut. Chas. KE. Tucker, of the ist California Regiment, who was so badly wounded in the battle of Antietam, and whose recovery was tor a long time considered doubtful, is in a fair way to recover. 1a Prov. Fow.ue delivers another of his in- teresting and instructive lectures, at Willards’ Hall, this evening. Subject: “Intellect and Memory, and their Culture.’ He remains but a short time longer—at the National Hotel. ema YS fain We CALL the attention of the ladies to the invitatian extended to them to aseist in pae- paring decorations for ths grand fair to come Of next week at Odd Fellows’ Hall. ili peremnat Pocxsyr Picx“D.—Hon. Robert Dale Owen had his pocket picked yesterday of 990, in Treasury notes, while standing oa the platform of one of the Pennsylvania avenue cars. called to thi tot ‘10% is to the announcement! coicarencssee to-morrow might, at Grace Church, Island. — —— gi OWING.—That India Rubber Goedel evict deol tion can be répsired in the Se a a Rubber Werenenee, 87, te | Btewart, aged 16 months. ; Sud ask YT H. . ye stock of beautifal Jowsiry oad ‘Siiver. 438 avenne, near 4% st. BANS Aaa eiceeceaeanetbars ie Axorns: inrorras? Cons. Coush. Sore Throat, Diptheria. Cured Pwansor’s Mepicatap Tap Daors, Try them And be wise ts time! Washington, D. Gro. Paansos, Eaq.—Dear Sir :—I purchased a package of your Medicated far Drops. my son taving asevero Coush and Sore Throat,(ia fast, pronounced by many in the firat stages of Piptheria,) when, to my astonishment, they cured bim, as many oeigh- bore will sleo testify, since which I would not be without them, Respectfully yours, L. S:1xiar Surtu, No, 461 Batreet, Prepared and sold by Garo. Puarson, 5 N, Liber- ty street, Baltimose. Bold also at 491 Eighth st., Washington,and at the Drug Stores, at 15 cents per packsge. ja22-im ee A Coven, Comp, on am Inaitatay TrRoa?, if allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown's BRononiaL Taoonss Teach dirertly the affected parts and give almost | instant relief. In Baononitis, AstAMA, and Ca- TARR they are beneficial. The good effecta result- ing from the use of the Troches, and thoir extended use, bas caused them te be counterfeited. Be sure te guard against worthless imitations. OsTaIm } only the genuine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a tent of many years. Pvatio Sreacaxs and Sincsrs should use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who ovor- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per box. jan 7-30 —— Barcse.es’s Hara Dra, The best in the World. William A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem odies the ill effects of bad dyes, and inrigorates the | Hair for fe. Grey, Red or Kusty Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, Ac. S7 The Genuine is signed WitL!4m A. Barcus- LOR, on the four sides of each boz. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, ma-ly (Late 23 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) SS Dx. Duroxt’s Sugar-costed Female Regulating Pills are the very best tn use. They operate speedily and effectively, and baing suzar-coated create no nau- Bea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others, rice box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, eorner Lith enue, Washington, and Henry : ja6-ly ———-—. SrexMarorruas cay ps Overp.—Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermatorrhea. Seminal Weakness Impotency, Loss af Power, ete. speedily and effectua ly. Ita effects are truly magical. A trial of the ipecific, wll convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a Sold by 8.0. Ford, cor Ber lth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook Alexand jaé-ly Sages TavIsM.—Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and | other disorders of the feet, when neglectec, injure the general system by preveating the heey: from taking that natural exerc se 80 conduciv. to health. To all affiicted with these Kay idee avila we would recommend an early call on Dr. White 0, 424 Penn averue, between 1% and 6th streets. Who | would suffer terment from disordered feet whea a sure remedy is so pear at ba: d and can be effected | without pain? Office open from 9in the morning | tog in the evening. fes THE CHRAPHST AND BEST Hain Drw 1s THR Woatp— Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, cantsa box. The bestinuse, Try it. Sold by C. Ford, corner ith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- | ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-ly a GREAT PENNGYLVANIA ROUTE, via Baltimore and Harrisburg, io the Northand West.—Two trains leave “Yashington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— iow fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. Por tickets and fur- thor informatien apply at the office ef Great Penn- ayivania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue sud Sixth st., Washington. Office open from Sa. m. until9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4 p. m. au i-ly 8.0. Norton, Agent. a ATTENTION, Soldiers and others. Samaritan’s Gift is your only hope. Cures any case of private compiaints in from two to four days. If you would be saved from long suffering and speedy death. don't fail to ayail yourselves of this remedy. The Samaritan’s Rect and Herb Juices is the only effectual ey for seres and diseases which have beou treated with morcury. Take of this purifying remedy and be permaner tly cured, See advortise- ment in anotzer column. ja 5-tf oe 4 WARRANTED 70 Cone tn 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing,’ will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No change of diet required "Price $1 per bottle. Sol by #. 0. Word, cerner lth street and P. Washington Henry Cook, Alexandr! and 8. {| ant required Address particulars to EMIL® DU H | WANTS. et ANTED—A OYSTER SUUOC ER. Ap- ply at the Worecoraerofiiv and it, at" W? FITD ATION as wet aroe! Adheton he ANTRD FO LOAN—93,000, on good sedarl ty. Addrece A. Bye! 311 Bonner rivgnls are. mre. fe 17-38 = S2RVAN? GIRL WANTED—a« fryet00! do general housewnrk. in aamall family af id ry to BMILB DUPR am ave. -(colored,) for res- WwW taucant. Appiy 4 *. Also, a GIRL to mind children... ” - ie” YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS ehambermaid or anrse,and can make herss if generally useful. Apply at SO, corner Zi ae Eitante 7 ANTED—Two counecting or one large FUR- WANTHED BOOM Ine poner ates FUR: Witarda’ Hotel and the Oapite! for an oMoer and wifs Alsoone “AQ -M_ ” Star Office A for an officer. Address fase YOUNG EADY peees BOAKD IN A respectable pri: fari:y, or where there are but few other Bo: . Terms moderate ca tion betwee: Sd and it! i Pa avecandl Ad Crese“‘A B..”' star Offices. fo W7-3t* Vv ANTED-A HOSSE, comfurtadiy furaished. Aidress ““@..” brave! te and a2d atreets office of the Oh M., Dep't of Washiagton, cor- ner 15%) street and Penusyltemia avenge, Refer- euces given. it* ANTED-A Pa nue. good colored WAITER, at 347 s fe 15 t* t. 4 young (IRL for light work ant dishes, nt 347 Pa. avenue. fe'ls 2t* AUCTION SALES. by W. L. WALL & 00, Auctioneers. MATS, &: pyrene MUENING of the cargo = J x lig 4 Bece Wels” i4 dosex Pails, i gosen Mats,” Terms cash. A 200! Oz Tubases of Atction Room: $7.0 Cor per W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRKRE & UO, RPORATICN OF WASHINGTON SIX PER CANT. XTOOK aF PUBLIC AvOTION ~On SATU R- DAY aFTBRNOOS, Fed. gist. at4 o'clock, at the we shall selh in sums to euct— ration of Washington Quarterly Six . . Terms cach in Eee ALD, * a Auctionsers. , 4? avcrioN. id instant, st is at the Auction Rooms, « the schooner Chatham, Caytais act” “5. L. RIDWALL, Georgewivn.D. 0. AUCTION SALES, for {Rep.j 3 0. MetUIRE& CO, anc. | TMS AFTRRNOON AND Tu-mokRUw By J, C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, By 3-0. macnn £00, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT: 207d, BE cS tk opr he. TWEEN G 48D H stanere, at 0 ASCTION GO: WEON 'G February On TURSDAY AFTERNOON Febraary sth ati | 10wlock. tu frovtof the & o’cleck, on tae pre: we shal! seit No. te, | sell— im square numbered i(2. fronting 45 fest 3 inches on 15 barrels ‘th street, between G and H atrects, amd roneing a = back 22 feet sinches. The tot will bo subdivided, ba Gwtens, fo ar to make two good building tote of & fest #5 gallon cans Goal Of, inch fronton 3th street, ru back 100 fee. to > ta res. » * foot slicey.. The rear of the lot, fromti: 50 Folding Btools. 45 foat g inehes on the aad ranoimg back 5) Terms cash. feet 9incltes will be sold separate. the Istter wil le desirable for stable outlet into H street. Tern : One third in cash, seed of trust on the pranises. fe r-d J. o. Pparposes, having em alicy the remainder te six and tweive months, with interest, secured J ANTEL—To rent a FCRNI-HED HOUSE. Address ox No 1 ¥tar OM-« fel6 3" ANTED—At HARRISON'S Gift Stor av r $4 street, NURS, t» tal of child fo 1538 WANTED—A cood HOSTLRB. Enquire at the a ¥. reanD FRANK, Star Ofice. fe iele: of Dand oth ata f 15-3" KB stre-t. between lth and 12th OOM, with go> light, sit .bie fera trangnts- Nationa! Stables, on C st., betwaea 4), an sth sts ife is 3" FLEMING «& POY. ANTED—a S1TU by,& young man who Bnglixh 5 Tas. Ad W ANTED—A Grst-cinss BARBER. None bat first-clas: barbers need apply, A¥p'y corner Ww ANTED-THREE GIRLS to fred job printing VY presses, McGILL & WITHEROW ONZIGE WANTED— Wanted trent an OF FLIE Man, Fituated a8 wear a8 possible to the Matent Cfkce. Addre: D.J ” Post Office. fe 16 3t* BoAkD WANTED. oF two Furnished Rooms, with necessaries for housskeeping. by a gentle: man an! wife, Address Bux 702, Pott (fice. fe 16 2 ‘é 2 . WANTED.—Tho subscriber offura to £9,000 selicfur cash, in gevernmnat ants. 9 BACK TENEMENTS, adjoining, in a highly liz ible rection of the rity. Apply toH.C 8S *ALDING, | Atte mney, $35 Detr. et norzn, te 16-30" EOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN | Situetion in any busin with satief co y | be required; ix a ge stewerd in a Hetel, ¢ is votafrsid to work, Offer, for three days | Vy WESLWRionTs waxteD | m-n, at WM. W. RAPLEY Georgetown. B.C V j/ANTED— A PURSIBHRL HOUSK, betwoon Ith aud 16th ste. near Pa. ave . by x desir- able tepant. Send particulars to EMLLE DUPRE 320 Pa. av. fe 14-3t | BAKBES WANTED One good ROREMAN ant i two SECOND HANDS on cakes and pics. None but good Bakers may apply—at the New York Ex- 7th strect fs 14 2t* & companion and to do ‘plain xewing ‘lady preferred. App i Store | YVASTED—Threo wienly Karnished ROOMS, in | a private family, if possible, with Boar tin tomenice neigtbcrhood — Best of referen n 4 ly at S fe 20 Pa. a VRE, cd HOUSE of situated within th eta and Band at or 12 months,or longer i Address R.C. BE» TON, Pay D. rent for6,9 | No children ment. Wanstep IMMEDIATELY —A thoronghiy competent LAUNDRESS Apply at 375, corner +}; and C ata. fe 13 5t V 7 ANTED—To purchase a LOT, somewhere ha- tween joth and 7th atreste,and North ot 2a ave., with or withuutimprovements, Apply at t | corner of D and 1th ats, fo {3 iw | WANTED ro RENT—A_ HOUS® containiag eight or twelve rooms, betwees Sta aud i3th streets, near the Avenue. No objection to buying twoorthre hundred doilars worth of Parni:arn, Apply 336 D street. fe 10-:w- LAD( ES WANT To gat their i 10,000 Flanne!, Velvet, Merino, Uambric Muslin, &c., 8 amped Dig Seventh «trast, Northern Liberties ‘Sacques, ©; , Slippers, Y an bny other place past the decor. We st | wait” Also keeps stam muslin Remember, 20: fe 0-2w* Sood est | , between L aud M. MARRIED, On Monday. the 1éth inat., by the Rey, Dr. Pink- ney, CLARENCH B. BAKER to Miss LAURA #., ease of the late Alexander MoIntire, ef this city. —— DIED, On the morning of the Isth inst., JOSKPH HUTCHINSON, in the Sth year of his age. Pet His funeral will take place from his ‘Tate Tesi- | dence. 496 H si:vet, corner of 8th, on Weduosday, the 18th inst., at 2o’clock p.m. id On the 16th inst.. PHILLIP, son of Mary andthe | late John P. Store. in the 8th year of his age. The friends of the famiiy are rexpectfally re- quested to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the | 18th, at 3 o’clock p. m. “d i sth inst,,atl2m., CHARLES MABURN, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, in the 35tu his age,a citizen of this country for the errs. are most respectfully requested to attend bis funeral, to-morrow, ( Weduesday,) at 2% Pp m.,on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and Jot ete, Qu the morning of the i7th inst., ALBERT FEKSON, infant son of Charies A. aud Mar waret The irieuds of the fami the funeral, fron: the residence o! his father. No. | 34 Fifteenth street, on Wednesday, 19th inst., at | 2e’cloek. 2 T° PASSENGERS TRAVELING KAST, Passe: 's for Boston and the Eastern States are notified that the only line connect- ing divact with the qa P. Senin, ‘om, Washin; city, 6 lines mi 4 Whos ou purchase tickets be sure for tickete byt @ Way of Sprinsheld. Bag- gage checked throagh from Washi: mn cera and soldiers on furlougW or dischar, will find this a most dosirabie route. Cara by this live run through from New York city to Boston without change, fo 9-im ‘ ? TNUT GROYE BO! iN a) <ent for the sale of Ae store Telebrortctt a hl t 1 the attention of the public to ee leay: Lore 8 oom pal ma the ii whore stimulants ara used, bstitute for high-priced brandy, The fore- qoing ‘tacts are ‘att by Dr. ua prewart.U.8. A fr. my Mana.; Dr. Hodgeman, N. Ba tea "Mr. 6, 8. M. Billot, N. ¥., Pra 8 Mone ‘and the heats ‘oF th median, depart- mentin thiscity, I am pre} to e: it ancl testimonial se wil conv ines the most incredalous. eorner ; enn. avenns ja %-cotm oN Washington, D, U. o} et el the United Btates wi Teeuatigner et wurtoad usteomertrel sce ver commerce of various ne: 6.,&e., Homans, late Seeretary of the New York Ohamber of Commerce. History of the Bank of England, with additions and tabular details from the new charter to 1981, by Sm: mans, Svo.; $3. vane + pRANOK TAYLOR. ‘Ta Una gn d ELTARDS for the liberal ‘ora i 3 tropage he has enpived, Dees to in- ~ friends and the publie, that h t comsiderablo cost, added to Sanigarenan mad 18 nicest FER BEART /crotaton ant oat geaket | te reom, for jes. and moat extensivein this city, he tention to his business,to merit public faver. {fe 5.eolm} a. Pe $A MBE. By Wilkie Collins, Illustrated. Noe form JEF- | are requested to attend | R AND PAPER WANTEKD—Don't a-il your Kags, Books, and Papers for nothing. We psy | good prices for ton and Woulen Rags, Booas, | | Keports, Newspasers, &c. We buy Bottles, Oid | Coins, Ancient Books, and Curiosities generaliy. We fend the wagon for everything, MASON’S Bs and Paper Warohouse, JOTICE.—Those in want of Kmployment of aay kind would better call on the new Intallige:ce Office, No. 611 Ninth st., where the best of pay | | will be given to Srst-ciassServants. I have always | applications en hand for good Cooks, Lanndressas, | Chambermaids, Waiters and Seamstreases; also for Young Men to wait on oe in private familias or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want of. help will find it to their advantage to oail, .B.—Houres wanted. The best of tenants can be obtained without charge by appl an abova, no 4-tf LLEB. fo 5 Im* and 377 Dat.. noar 7th | LOST AND FOUND. I OST—Saturday, the lith io on Pa. avenue, 4 between lth acd 7th streats, an emoroiderad MANDKERCHIBE. marked Sallie 8, Barrett. The | | finder wili be liberally rewarded by leaving it at | me. a A anh elf ite Dr. Sunderiand’sChurch {| fe 17. | ] O8T—On the uth instant, large bay HORSH. | Pesargaery reir tte = Sea Hy pi _ papper te MS et wi a one returani eo BHECKELE Grocery Blore’ on Serenthattes, second door trom H. 1t* | FWAKEN UP ASTRAY, by the subscriber, on j Monday, the iéth instant, a bay roan HOHSE, Tor . The owner, by calling on the sud Seriber and paying cha Teor, ‘aod prov: rt perty, we ee | : J.adopb mane Corner Water and Jefferso: és _ fe I7-St Georgstown, D. 0 on Ps. avenue o BT—On Saturday. W4th sOhreot a MATE BRAGELHT with gold cle: warked'M.8. W.” The finder will be rews by leaving it at Mr. GALT’S Jewelry Store, 354 f. avenue. . i6-3t* $ 10 BBY AP°, — A large maho HAIR was on on Baturday night. ith instant. from No. 434 Virginia avenue. ve rewal Trleves, or a sultable reward for the return of tse Ls le is char fo W5t WARD.— Broke oul of the ; oO Feria Sete ineByearsold; whitespat 4, comin ye: el fo forotesd; long tel’; nigh hind foot Gait, Ras above twaid wiitbe given for his return to the ve 16-3" CHAS. A. MURPAY Agent. BEWAB’ Hired. on Monde last, to a $10 paneer | Mipaaelt aes: brown ja high; from sad.lio ure; he bed om a. lig bitand iddoon le, yy Rew. ry MoUlellan i T°S7, 02 Mond 4 Washington or | VEIL cmbroldored with, alik an pattern. | APy one finding th above will be Mtably rowarl- @av iD, oO. Trospect Stree! aw town. B.C.) aye aa pk REE Ven Seer 2. s_. 00m L&T cing from Willards’ Hotel to 17th st. a drivers DMLIVERY BOOK of the Hatuics Express Company. A suitable reward will be paid fer the book by returning it to the office of tho m pany, 401 Pa. eranue, between 435 and 6th ate, fo lest , 8. SMITH, 1037,08 STOLEN_On the ih,» Iergs RAY 4 HORSE, SADDLE and BRIDLE. from the vi- cinity of Inhkand aatecety, A suitable rowar2 wil be pele fer delivery of the horse at the ifvery Sable of Mr, T NALLOR. fo 4-38" f De- & & REWARD.—Loat, on or about the Int o! *) cember, an ITALIAN GRRYMOUND: wee white all one car, which islight Anrary Vlord., BLM,B. Braddon. tf conts, | Ead'on rad) Fibbos and Vitis "oa; anewern to erry. tad: i) anks aad the reward ts whavrer rears it as Hinged ae Line” ?5gents. ii Modern War; its Theory and With aaleneiaeedee 7 2500 OYSTERS—OYSTERS | CERT the gift of friend, The UD ploass leave the dow nt thisulice of 401 Mts aty font att RIN ee a aR LR RW, DBLIVERY.—Strayed $102) SS roe ey eaticion the Sth ivst., s sey MARR, andé She thee eel wy fom omy f pia 348.0. 0. HOSKIN a Wallack Row, fe ween Dand B sts, 'AREB PRoMIpeoRy NOTES LO8ST.—Lost or mislaid, tee Prowl Notes of wit S WH. Olezipet fo fcrewt;‘ome en J. W. Willams @298.07, coth ‘Wiliams > aaa. One internet, dated No. 861 Ninth ot., Inland, Kor der Same date—iSth Octoder. Henry Wingate for O47), with June laa. All person ag are cautioned g or Fecelvin above named uo! earth eicutnicanh taser ect ie foley * MYMERTT & BBO, Agents, 1 Lots 8.9, 10 By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Cuancrsy BALE OP Hi GacRonTows —By vii soe Cones in = saute ie in i pore of Pecr we! own Coilege amd Beui the updersignes on TUESDAY” the Stu teen) it 40 clock p. m.. on the premi: idder. tae east Bail of Lot numbered in Holm on for the samt at the ard North strects, iy with the weat li and twenty (110) fest; West strest bet d urguecn ie defendant. wi — atrvet ~~ eMptredt anes westerly parailui to feet six iaohes; Thenge gor sy bye MceUIRE & CO.. ucts, — 6m J.C. McAUIRE & OO. ances, J A 3 SALE OF PRIZR GpoDa U. Seine ea Ter the Dintrict of Golam bia sale for’ cash, at the store formerly cocu; . I will sell at by Joba B. om, on = of isaa, SE AND LOT Bite the cargo of the scheoner * .” come the Presideatand | Posty 20" ina tot Fe : srdeet: Wer hast, | cy — Heel atpublicauction, | /ees lot Medicin a riper f March, is athaif’ | } case of shoes lot Osfee . to the highest | Bot Lead Pipe.1 barrel Pork, ros ad Pai Lot Coperas lot Gin. a Southwest intoraection of W. eto wharf, nd runing thenes aruthwacd: | oatthe Treen g: murat the foot of ath 4 om the Fotomec river, the her tackle, appare] and fornitare vita raske of fre elt and alot of beat Pipe ee ae Walp AMON ly parallel to the tirst line ome hundred and ¢ Z Marchal fer to she south tine "West atrect. nee —— LAN aid sourh line casteriy (ee ht Line twenty Ry J. C. McG UIRK & CO., Auctionsers. wet six inches (70.6) to the beginning, situated in TR, "3 8. ” Grorgetown, Did. at the seuthwect corner of | A MushiST RAPTORS SALE OF PERSONAL B Resiand North strerts, acd improved bya good | Sth at i 0% Cm i ¥e the fru-tee. The terms of eale with in fivedays, or the T: risk and cost ae 7 in cash; the residue in § and 12 lucutha, with iutcrest, to be secured ty the notes | of the purchaser, with eudorsers to foi7-3tawSw&d« 3.0. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. By J.C, MeGUIRE & 00. XFCTUTOR’ * Willbe suld at pub DAY, the 11th day of M o'clock at the Auction Rooms. Co, the following Squares and gud being in thecity of Washing Lots A, 8,C, D_ BE and F.insab. 2, in Square No. 19, ALE OF SQUARES AND LOT. plic auction,on WEDNE: arch, 1353. at tof grou: Auctionreras, om, Viz: Avision of lots Land Lote 8,9. 0, 11 ~ 118, in Square No. 98. 1 Part of Lot’2, in tquate No. 143, All of Squai 2 Part of Lot 13. Lot: A,B. F, i ots 35,6 Part of Logs Allof Square D Lets Land 2, bein ‘Saaare No. 25% L} - decessed. Lots 8.9and i.in Eqoare 82, ameli brick houses, Lot 8, in Squa what ise Med bias house: p Part of Lot 13,in square 25, aiso improved by a emell fr: we house. in fi after the s: ‘alments at 6, 12; factorily & ot eds deecn of trust ments tho re’ M_N. Ce 89, is slko imprared, co aud 15, in Square No. a9, all of Square No. 278. a lots Lelong to tae watate of C, ate improvel by roperty. Terms of sale are ene-fourth cash. to ba paid with- | be: mainder in th nd 18 months. on notes | to be givem and a torecare the deferred pay- « All conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser. The Ex-cutors reserve the right to re if the terms are net co | within ten days after the day of gale at rcbaser. Square 83, and of dayn’ notice ee upe ot the det ung She eal. of Lote &,9 aps be approved by | ast necom plied Z rusteo may resell at the hie defaulti haser- RICHARD H. CLARK. Trustes. lying | in subdivision of AS, 1 mprising Auction ‘sopal wok, a! portion of ‘the per c ‘aul M Engle. compri Superior Military Saddle and Bridie, wo fine era, one full silver-plated, Silk bash Military Calter | Figur Case, Shepts and lot Sundries. {Seema cash) A. JANVIRR, Atmini . A. ministrator. | fewe J.C McGUIRE & CO. Ancts, ! FUTURE Days. By W.L. WALL & ©0. Auctioneers, FIRST-CLASS FRAME DWELLING OW MARYLAND AvaNCR aT ACOTION —Oa FRIDAY | AFTERNOON, 2th cnstant, at 4 o'clock we will - sell, in trontef the premises. the two and-s hail story Frawe Dwelling. No. 513, Frouting 25 feet | on north sive of Maryland avenue, between 4 an sts ,and co. taining 1! rooms, aod water in the kitche alto in the yard which extends back 12) fi d contains @ Ftable, Wood Bhed. Terms: Ore third cash, balance yeers, bearing imterest, and secu: | trust/on the premires felé W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By J. ©. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctionsers, prkeurrory SALE OF ELE FARM ON THE TURNPIER ¥ BLADENSBURG — MOND. ‘ebruary 23d, at 40" ork, at the | we shall reli all that tract or part o| tract of called “Brotier’s Fifth Part,” situated at the cross- roaiand turn pike, sbout haifa mile ef Bisdensburg, atjoining the as. B coi Celvert, B-q.. an juarter more or less. der tivation; has recently been well in_ome and tw» ted by deed of > yone thi farm o: © acres, eign state of cal supplied with manure and ether ferti izers; is wel watered and has been biind ditched throughout, Ilatten | | The improvements consist of « two-story double copli h | Frame tory oe penang ye necessary out build the riskand — ir large new barn an! stabling erected on ‘thy Lapproved plan, corn house, &c. Terme: ‘One third cash; the res due in one and OLB i = 89. will take p! the-premises, | * . With interest, the in to be paid be THURSDAY, 1th day of March IS at halt’ | atiei eee past four o'clock pm stay. | tee. J.C. McGUIRE & OO , Aneta. ? SOLTMA ‘Dat: Exceutor#, | (7 ARSHAL’S 8ALK.—In virtue of a writ of Geri JAS. ADAMS, i [yess > $ fs . by order of Court, iasued from fel staw3w J.C. McGUIRK & CO.,Aucte. | qieck's allide of Geo ckbante ee Disteionet | Columbia, for the county of Washi and to FOR SALE AND REN’T. | fe front of the sourt Sor #! said county, on | MONDAY. the oth day of March, 1853, 8% 12 0'clook RARE CHANGE FOR ASMALL CAPETAL — | the, Tebering Accoribed propery. to-wit :— A 2Grocery tore for rents onthe caput et ik | fy OE og and.’ street, Washington, Dz.G. Gutistactery | SLOSS. beled tactuded te the following meter and wee for disposal. Apply on premises, H Beginning for the same on 24 street. at a — ______! point istant 41 feet Gisches from the southeast LARGE STORE FOR RENT AND LOT OF ing the GROCERIES AND P from Pennsylvania avenue, throu, Z Tall KODUCE FOR SALE The stora is oneef the bast in the city, one door Address * fe 17-3t* | Vainar E LOTS FOR SALB— Fifty-seven BUILDING fe iT-2w a B.A.” 8 corner of Lingan and 24 sts..(said point evd ef the fret line running ft mestio: in Geargetowa Col wardiy with 24 street 29 erly i H i feet with Lingan »' fe 16-dte 4 Sontwardly and parallel with 1 strost 95 tart tee LOTS for sale, in square 44,be- ches, thenee northeri: with Lingan tween 9th and 10th streets east. and Band Ostrects . street to the point of degin’ , er with all south and «bly one rquare frem the Navy Yard | and singular the im provi Railroad, casto the Capitol. Torma: One-third | levied upon ae the peeps _ << ja en ygorly es, ' a to mat "rad With interest. For further partieulars, 20 | 3863, in favor of Jane Batem E. + DAVIS, office 359 D st in frontofthe Gity | —_ i Fo SAULE—Three Orst class DWELLINGS, four a fine Cellar wit! vementa, situated on C street north, between ist and 24 stre: te west pear the Capitol, Passenger Railway and tha Avenus eafineholel Will be sol etcries high, aad modern im epot, ; Could be conver ted on long time or lo together. * cash, eit! Por furth . particula: Ro WARD, Lumber Dealer, corner of Tweif!h at. avd Canal. fe 17-4t* QTEAM FLOUR MILL FOR REN? —The Mo. Y tropolitan Steam Flouring Mill Canal, corner of '2th strect. in the cit ton, belonging to the extate of C. L_ crased. is offerea for rent, ora lease for th iret hie: iil ge ent: ix ran of burrs, cay sf eithor of the ROBERT COLTMAN, cra less time if desi: lished. bas si: a alarge business. Inquire o! bers. 7 of Washing JAMES ADAMS, all the Baltimore situates on | tman. do- By J. ©. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, RUSTER’S SALE OF VALABLE BUILBING Lot ox F Srrest, serwees al gTueets —On MONDAY et 0 | Sth, et dhe o'clock, © premises deed of trust, dated August 18th, 1889. corded in Lider J. A.5., No. 192, fell corés for Wash’ in AQ RATS DU! (397. beginning fo: fame on aividi line between said Lot el from the norinesst corner of sald seuste and | west 1@ RO! corner of square ree ine from eas Son tocattawe tect cbs tanion; thence north one wundred fest to the sonth FP street; and six inches to L i 2 B i : third cash;the remainder im 6 and fo 17-203" Execntors and Trustees. izmontha; with ~ ved uy a deok a {OR RENT —A STORE for rent, situated on D | on the premises, F street. between 9th aud 10th. ‘Apply to CHAS. AN conveysinoss at the Cort ot ihe L_ LOCK WOOD, 124 Pe. avenue. fo 14 6t* fe r4-tawkds 3-0. MeQUIRE © OO Ancts. ISHING LANDING FOR RENT, adapted to | ————— ing catching warket ish, opposite the Potomac river, and markets. Corner of 10th st. and Macsachnactts fe 14-38 ev __Washingt-n. Gedrzetown, on very @onvenient to the NOTIOR, Sau or sussistincr STORES orders received I will sell at public guclie a large guantity of Gov Gemaed Subuitianes cree RK SALE— best: and most lar OON- Alexand@, Va. THURS- COeRE SALOON th thincisn wo te ear, CON: | phale toe ian et a.m. riftlee, to go into etber business imme- Terms cash to Government fu diately. I for at the Agency ; army, : ee, No, B11 Ninth str: ee = rene fo lea - pe SSISTANT QUARTERMABSTER’S OF FIOB. ILADELPHIA DWELLING—Oa 92,0) i Corner G and get ye ae SS A <Wasnrictom. D.U., feb. 12. ate rick fy iconed: Netti Beek bel Hatanen of parched Or -woa! [Sarees 0. et ipbia. paadso: tet MOLES, A from $600 to — { OHANOB TO INVEST.—The ® number of Houses for . sale arc a Buck HOUSE AND. LOT, WITH FOUR te TRY. i sateen why between fe ced <3 on 2 Gay. and Den streets. Inquire al $19 13th treet, dotmace Mand x Bquire af ST: ies th ALUABLE FAMM FORK BALB.—The ander- | ‘will sei! a valuable road Fea, . an in the vielusty of Washington. 1! will be told tre, or if desiratie. it will be divided. Weare sextous to well io order to. the setting the business | ca of eur eure” Pye Geass ‘eo lim* + 5c ow. Veron T PRIVATE RALE—A very upon Turnpike leading to Bladensburg, directly 0 the Jol 0. Rr and wiser ‘ad sein: Lout i miles fram Washington “f ™ ting ima-edia dla hand: city. ant tely : U.S. army, Waegy al a i otic le OY cy BaeOmy |. Began RaPeRHan