Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL N AMUSEMENTS To-NIGH . Guoves’s THRATHR The eachanting spec. tacoiar drema of «The Lakes of Killarney” swill be repeated this evening, and for the last time. This ie certainly oe of the most beauti- fol and enter:nining pinys the Willianises nave et produced, &nd muneaheuld fail to see it. Bir. ‘Setchett kw Peter Swan contributes his share of thefan. The combdietia “Latest from New York” will conclude the entertainment. Wasninuton Tusatsr.—aA large crowd re- sorted to the Old Drary last night, expecting to see bat geurral favorite—Clarke, but ro doomed todisappeintment. The recest death of Mrs Booth (Mr. Clarke's sister) prevented his commencing his engagement last wight, as intended. ‘Rudience, however, with great good humor, pocketed the disappointment, and becoming interested in last Saturday night's dill, Quick}y forgot + Toodles” and “Trench- ord.” Mr. will positively appear Wed- nesday or Tharsday; and im the meantime C BR. Bishop and Alice Gray will ba the attra S von. “Paul Pry” and «Our Country Cousin to-night. ecany CANTERRURY.—The new attraction ai 5 resort just now is M’lle Brennetti, a Freach danseure, who moves through the mazes of the dance with atascination and grace most at- tractive. Sinn was away from the city last week, and he brought back one of the best drawing cards of the season in the person of Rrennetti. Bnt Julia Mortimer and Kate Pennoyer are not however totally eclipsed, sod their “Arab Lay” continues a prominent feacure. Vanretree.—They have alsoa fresh attrac- tion at the Varieties im the person of Miss Nella Kichings, who, if we are to believe all that is told of her, is the compeer of Adelina Patti, Caroline Richings, and others. Onr citizens should therefore go and hear Miss R., and they will be able to verify the praises of her. The clog dancers, Sands and Hayes, con- tunue to struggle for the supremacy; and Zor, Te-ma: nd the bal et troupe all appear. Opp FeLLows’ HALt.—The Fair for the ben- efit ef sick and wouxded soldiers, had a v Ty successful opening last night. All who woald aid the soldier can do so. at they same time that they participate in a rational enjoyment. Batt atthe City Assembly room, corner of ‘Twellth street and Onio avenue, by the Wash- ington Buicher ciub. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, Feb. 23, Board of Al- demon —A communication was receited from } the Mayor, an:ou & the approval of the act to establish public hay scales; the act for a flag footway on © sireet south and Seventh streat wes hd @ joiat resolution in relation to the ailey im square No. 457. Aiso a commun on, enclosing the second monthly repert of Mr. Peabody, Chief Engineer tthe Fire Department. The Columbia com- : order. rringe neede tthe Anacostia is reeommende der at once, as but few plugs are to be vend m that section. The F klin encine | ileee curt are in order, but the suction is | ontof order, and the hose needs oiling. The | Perseverance suction is out of order and should | be repaired immediately; two hose carts are in fer, and the hose ts in toler { stiow that twoadditional k. The three last named thout houses, and almost out ‘rvice. The <& partment in its present condition cinnot be" relied neon. Th se are no more companies no | in service thin there were twenty years ago. It will cost the city $1040 per annum to have Ru efficient tire de tment, and the Chief En- givesr recommen: vat the side walk plug | be adopted. He further recommends the ap- pomtment of a Committee of Councils to act ou the Engineer's report, 2s something mnst be Cone to put the de partment in worklng order. The report submitted to the Committee on Fire Depsriment The following passed the board :—A joint 1es- olntion appointing a special committee to urge vpon Coneress the propriety of making an ap- ‘Topristion for repairs of streets, &c., (Messrs. sichards snd Brodhead appointed the commit- mitee on the part of the Aldermen;) an act for the relief of Henry C. Liepburn; an act making appropristion ed the rent due for the honse the Metropelitan Hook and Lad- der Company: and a concurrent resolution re- commending the opening of Sixth street west. The following were re ‘erred :—Petitions of R. H. Forrest, Timothy Gleason and@V¥m. P. Partelio for remission of fines; an act authori- wing the Water Registrar to test the new patent Waier pipe; an act designating the brand mark tmaking approy department; an act uthorizing fentor lease wharf sites on the fe Fiver; aN act to reheye the city of <ton trom further liability on account Washington and Alexandria railroad; petition of Thomas Walter and others, = that E street south, between Eighth — streets west, may be graded and | veled. joint resolution in relation to the arbi- of claims against the Central Guard- house came up as the special order, and was reterred to the committee haying charge of the whole matter. Adjourned. Commun Councd.—A communication was re- crived from the Mayor, announcing his ap- ploval of the following acts: . Making an appropriation for casual repairs in the Fi:th Ward; granting permission to erect “% frame building: to supply a deficiency ina furmer_appropriation; to lay a flag footway Sctess Tenth street west, north side of Mary- Jand avenue; authorizing the construction of a =+wer from alley in square 226, across Four- teenth street west: for a flag footway across certain streets: and resolution of instruction to the Surveyor. :vitation from the committee of arranze- ents of the grand fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, ivr the Council to visit the fair, was received | accepted. | communication was received from the | Mayor, enclo-ing an order from the President the Board ot Police, stating that if after the Sth ef March the corporation shall not make some provision for building station-houses, as | required Py the law creating the Board of Po- lice, that they will, under the 15th section of the act, advertise for proposals for building =tation-houses; and a resolution was offered by | Mr. Canfield and adopted, instructing the im- | provements committee toreport the Aldermen's | Dill for that pnrposeat the next meeting, which shall be the special order for next Monday. The following were referred: Communica- tion from the Surveyor relative toa nuisance at | the corner of 6th street east and B street south; | communication and bill relative to a nnisance St the corner of Sth street east and D street | south; bill relating to sale of hay, &c., which | was rejected at the last meeting, but reconsid- ered; bills from Board of Aldermen to grade L street south from 7th street to Virginia avenue east; to repair north side of Louisianaavenue | from Sth to 2th street east, and for the relief of | E. Clark. A committee of conference was appointed on the bill establishing pounds for animals. The following were passed: Resolution from the Board of Aldermen asking Congress for an Sppropriation for the repair of streets: on which | = committer, composed of Messrs. Wilson, ‘Thompson, and Murtagh, were appointed ; con. <trrent resolution recommending the opening ‘of 6th street, (asking the Honse to pass the Sen- sts bill for that purpose;) bill to increase the | bay of laborerson the Pat gpg work to $1.50 ‘per day for laborers, and $2.00 for horse and <art; for the relief of Hannah Blake; fo> the relief of Mary Donohugh: increasing the pay of messenger to the Mayor, Register,and Water Register, with an amendment making the salary of the messenger of the Board of Common Council $275. Mr. Dioya reported adversely to the petition of Samuei Tinkler. Mr. Gordon reported adversely im relation to the resolution warning st rs against the *mall-pox, stating that it would be impracti- cable: and was discharged from its further con- ridrration. The bill forthe improvement of the Wash- ington causal was taken up; and r Elis sdyocated its passage. He thought the pian the most plausible, practicable and economics] that has yet been presented. Mr. Barr presented the foilowing paper from Mr. Thomas; which was read: To the Gentlemen of the City Council: In expia- mation of the plan I have submitted for im- proving the canai basin, I prepose to show— That on closing the proposed gates at the ‘Twelfth.street bridge, at hm tide, 1 hold the water until jow tide, when the said water will be entirely abece the mud in the canal west of ‘Twelfth etreet; a'so, the river: that on opening the caid gates wide, the waters above will seek the lowest point, and flow rapidly through the mud into the river, and that said mud must go With st in soletion 2. That the water above the gates, so put in totion, in renning rapidly over the mud above Sid gates, must bring & portion of mud with i ond the result would be, that every twelve Avurs the tide work fill the canal with clean water, to be discharged muddy water, which, it repeated, would in & few days or weeks re- a Se ihe mad in the ie inisceanat ao 3. ‘it, operating or purging Rbow, & send car or per a place remains, it nay be removed by using a deflector composed @! pine timber drawing four or flye feet o waiter placed diagonally in the basin to contract or deplete the water, thus put im motion te aay ide of the basin that may be shallow. 4. That the canal basin is as capacions as the Derbore of Buffalo or (hago, andif ithad a suMicient depth of water which can be ob- tained, instead of being 3 uuisance and a soures Of sickuess and death to the People, as Wodll as | Adderton, | Mass. | 2d Bd. H.U. Shan | QM.D. ——— HANpsoME TEsTImONIALS.—Col. E. M.Groeg- ory, who, with his regiment, (the 91st Pa. vols ,) | most eloquent of Irishmen, and of the most te fied witn veveels, producing @ large revenug for whart. age 5. That theabove plan for cleansing tiwcanal basin fe no new invention orschoment eyes ore spuliceson to your canal, apicEy= ed many ra sian ‘watch may be found im the eu; jpbomant to te Vol. fi mes pepper ra ‘ol. 3, part 2, under 6. That after removing the deposit in the basin, that portion above the rere at Twelfth 9 same descrip. London or Liverpool on & eale, and if draws are made to the bridges, vessels drawing six or seven feet may Joad and unlead your cargoes at your market house wharf, coming in and going out at high tide. This dock be enlarged b: building other gates at the Twelfth street bridge, owning. wharves along the river, contracts for dredging the canal city treasury, will, tay payers. 4s well as the I feel, meet the approval of Yours respectfully, ington, Feb. 19, 1-63. We. Tuomas, Mr. Wilson was opposed to the nounced the measure im Evon if the plan would work, he would oppose it on the ground of injury to private property on the Tiver. His expericnce was that the sides of streams were washed and not the bottoms. Mr. ‘Thompson said that the canal was in such & condition that something should be cone. If $2,040 would clean it out they should try it, as if it was suffered to remain the mala ria therefrom would breed disease, and many of our best citizens may become victims. The debate was continued by Messrs. (tordon and Raub against and Messrs, Lioyd, Knight, and Utermehie in favor of it, and the bill was passed: Aha oe oe. Donohue, Ellis, Kpizht, oyd, Peake, Stephens, Thompson. Utermehle, and the President—11. ag Nays—Mesers. Follansbee, Gordon, Mitchell, Rapley, Raub, and Wil-on--6. The bill making an appropriation of $1 ) for the construction of a two story brick build- ing connecting the two wings of Center mar- ket, was taken up, and after being discussed and amended so as to appropriate $1,000 for improvement of the Northern market, was passed. adjourned. StS DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.—The following have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (effice corner of Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which place all information relative to de- ceused soldiers may be obtained: . Cole, 15th Pa; Abel Lane, 26th N.Y. an, 15th N.Y; O. D. Webber, 2d S. Fairfii ld, 31th N.Y.; H. B. Baxter, L. A. Bennett, (ith Vt; Serg’t George hh Me.; A.Carpenter, Hist N. Serg’t Ist Pa; E. McMahan, 24 Exeol- -H. Thompson, 13d Pa; W.A ith Me; Elias Bre an, 2th N.J.; B.C nborn, 22d | Conklin, 2d N.Y. Cav; R. Gil- Pa; Jas. Wells, ist Pa; W.H. 2d Md; B: W. Miller, ist Pa; G. | : John F. Evans, 17th | Brown, 16th Me.; W.Kerby ist UlS. | Eckard, M9th N. Y.; H. Shombuarg, 5 Chas. Drew, 6th N. H.; J. ¥. Boels, Scth Mass.; J. F. Ware, 1th Vt; 1 Atchison, non, Sth Mich. Cay; R.T! Roake, 5th Mich. Cay.; Peter Kelly, teamster, | dill, and pro- racticable. wer, 29th N. J.; ¥. F. B Ns i more, 15th Farnham, 9th N. H; A. Wager, Conche, 6th Pa. Cay Sanders, iisth N. Mich. W. A was for several months doing provost daty here, and who was subsequently provost mar- shal of Alexandria, is to be the re ‘ipient of a handsome sword, the gift of the men of his reg- iment. The sword was got up in Philadelphia at an expense of $150. The blade is of the finest quality of steel, and bears upon it arepresenta- tion of the battle of Fredericksburg. Thescab- bard bears the following inscription:—« Pre- sented to Col. E. M. Gregory by the enlisted mer of the 91st regiment Pennsylvania yolun- teers as a token of respect for his gallant con. duct atthe battle of Frederick-burg Heights December 13, 1-62." The officers of the regiment being also de- sirous of giving their colonel timonial have purchased for him a splendid war horse, which will also be presented to him shortly. The Qist is in Humphrey's division, fifth corps of the army, and is at present at Fal- mouth. Col: Gregory has for a long while been in command of Tyler's brigade, the latter b ing in il) health. =e S Tne Farr at Opp Fettows’ HALt for the benefit of sick and wounded soldiers promises to be a perfect sucerss, if the crowd who ri sorted thither last night is to be taken as ac terton. The fair was formally opened last night by Mayor Wallach, who, ina tew appropriate remarks, introduced Dr. Solger, who delivered a brief address. A brass band was in attend- ance, and there was also brilli nt performances uron the piano. During the evening, the Board of Aldermen of the city visited the Hall by in- Vitation. The taste of the ladies has been fully pd in the decorations of the Hall, which are truly beautiful. Flags, banners, and mot- toes of cifferent kinds are displayed upon the walls and suspended over the tables, while fes- teons and wreaths of evergreen and ivy added to the attraction. Thetables havea lavish pro- fusion of fancy and useful articles, luxuries and refreshments, and the supper table was arranged in attractive style, and the display of edibles were remarkably tempting. The fair continues throughout the present week a ea Mason Jones Last EvENtNG.—The oration at Willard’s Hall, last evening, by Mason Jones, was a triumph in the way ot oratory. ‘The subject selected was Garibaldi; and, as it | was the orators first appearance in this city, much curiosity was excited to listen to that which Mason Jones had to say of the great Italian, and in what manner he would Say it. The ball was consequently crowded. CGon- tinuous applause accompanied the oration from | its attractive opening to its brilliant and most | eloquent peroration. This applause had a cessation only when the thrilling manner in which some parts of the narration was given, compelled the audience to listen with deep and absorbing silence. On Wednesday evening, Mr. Jones is to lecture on Curran—a subject which will doubtless be treated by him in the mesteloquent manner. It will be the recital by an eloquent Irishman of the story of the stormy period of Ireland's history. It will in- fallibly attract a very large house. ae Forrtn WARD STATION Caazs.—Wm. H. | Harrieon and J.W. McMullen,divorderly; fined | #3.91each. Wm.-McDonald, drank, disorderly and fighting; dismissed. Jeremiah Hurley, drunkand disorderly; fined $1.94. Fanny Bates and Maggie Johnson, do.: do. $4.91 each. Jas. Morgan, disorderly; military. Honora Bald- win, suspicion of larceny; security tor hearing. Mich’! Stewart, drunk and indecent exposure; | diemissed. Augustus Hyle, drunk and disor- cerly; military. Brodus Newton, col., assault and battery; jail for court. ©. B. Hale and Chas. Eaton, do.; security for peace. George Larken, drunk; military. Ellen Keaton, do.; dismissed. Josiah Hines, drunk and disor- derly: military. W. Jackson and Michael H. Campbell, disorderly; dismiseed. ee ee An IntExsn Union Man 16 TROUBLE—A Mr. Stuart, (called Colonel, but not the veri- table Colonel, late of the 175th Regiment), formerly of Alexanuria, was arrested a day or two ago, about five miles out of Alexandria, with a lot of contraband g: , on his way to Dixie. Mr. Stuart, while in this city, repre- sented himself as an intense Union man; and having juet arrived from Warrenton, was looked upon and listened to with great interest. As might naturally be supposed, a living Union man from Fauquier County was re- garded as a rara aris. Bat our Union man could not withstand temptation, and bein; caught in the contraband trade, was consigne to the Old Capitol prison. It is said that such asupply of pisying cards as was found in the possession of ¢ur Union friend, has not been seen for many a day.—Alew. News, Feb. 18. ——»——_ CoxTRABANDISTS TAKEN.—On Satarday night, one of the mortar schooners stationed near Alexandria captured the schooner Mail, which was abont leaving with a cargo of con- | traband goods for the South, and the following | pessons:—E. H. Garnsay, a sutler; Smith Ray- bor, captain; J. B.Chandler, W. Calder, A. Trask, John Wall, jr., G. W. Whitey, M. G. Trask, W.S. Harriman, T. S. Carcy, and Peter Lewis and Geo. Hill, col- ored crew. They were brought up yesterday, and last evening were sent to the Vid Capitol. a See A REUNION oF CrvIzZEKS FROM THE BUOKRYS Srats.—aA social gathering takes place this evening, at the residence of A. M. nge wer, Esq., 537 H st., of the citizens of Ohio who may be at present inourcity. Speeches and toasts will form a part of the evening's entertainment; and gentlemen with their ladies from Ohio arg invited to attend. = eee SgouRITY POR Peace.— Yesterday afternoon, atrolman Fenwick was called upon to arres e BR. Hall and Chas. Eaton, who came intg col- lision in & passage in the National Hotel. They were taken before Justice Johnson, who held them to eecurity for peace. aes Prov. FowLsr delivers this evening at Wil- larce’ Hall, his last lectare, taking for his sub- ject **Man’s Moral Nature viewed in the light of Phrenological Science.” We understand he continues delineations of character at National Hotel. ——— Somme Porg—Mr. W Devers, residing in the Northern Liberties, yesterday slaughwred 8 hog two-and-a-half yeors old, which weighed five hundred and thirty-four pounds aeat. R. Soper, Jokn _avenue aud Sixth st, called vo attend bor and had was to ‘Her, to the dwelling of 8 colored family in the rear of the station-honse, where she was made as cornfortable as and i until this mormmg 2 & very donbdtfa!, condi- ani & stranger to those who attended her. The was reperted a8 apoplexy. ee SS Skoomp-warp StaTiow Casue—Fed. 2.— Wm. Clark, disorderly; fined #2. F. Fridivy, areault and battery; for court. John Bol- ton, drunk and disorderly; John Conner, Thos. Dawilliae, fighting; Isaac Parks, Chas. Wilson, Sameut Ray, drunk; dismissed. Wm. Garner, do.; fined $1.58. James K. Barshaw, drunk and disorderly; fined $1.53. ———— Mar Parous,—The coledrated Irv ipg Mili Papers and feaveloped of all sizes in sae". Een for sale b; the SS ag at $37 7thetreet, b:tween EK and L. t* p Bitar tee aed Drarxes, Blindresa, Noises in the Noad T. Direster, Catairhal Affection, Dr, Von Mo. ker, Oculist and Aurist, 227 ‘Sonn. av site Willarde’,can be consulted on ail maladies. Testimonials from reliable eo Satisfactory cures cau be examined poe Cs es , SoLpiaxs. ro rus Resove '— Young men. rushin, into the exposures and songere ot a Soldie: should prepare themselves for the fatal Fe the Dysentery, the Fores Seurry whic! almost certain to follow. Holloway’s Pilis, ussd occasionally during the campaign. will ensure soun | health to every mas. Only 25 cents per Box, 24, —— Tnx Saxcrapo Sista —When Dr. Sangraio ‘eak, be gave them water led them ai lose Gi! Bias tells us it $000 many psople ~ The world in general, at ia cases of debility and premature decay Hostetter’s Stomach Hittars are th- tree ‘ile sustain:ng cor: This tonicisa Lrilebahl and perfectly harml: 9: restorative, But t does more than invigorate, = ifes. While it builésup the strength and ia- vital'ty int. the blood, it brings ail tha se- EN ns into harmony with the jaws of health. pkysical difficulties to which Tepders them subject chondricel cases effect is magical. a fica ities of awe are all y te use, and where the cirentation is tor; there is a tendancy to par alysis. Hostetter's Bitters are recommended of re-invigorating the system ané prol their organization In all hystenichl and hypo- ipg Wholessle A, gents—A. M. Binninger & Co., 237 Penn. avenue. fe 24 wo3t —— WE wort call ths attention of our readers to the stock of besut: Jewelry and tilver plated Ware at the Dollar Store, 438 Penn avenne, near 4's st., and advise them to invest adotlar there. fe li-lw* > sions, Ci 4ND INvertey Nata, t», Chilblains, and other disorders of cured witheut pain by Dr. White. Surg -on Chiropoiist. Operations performed incite utes. and the relief is so instantaneous that th tient can always walk ieme , Bu Id Dr. White has eA of certificntes from lergyien, states erehanta and others of the highest r lity, whie® can be seen by calling at his i . between #32 and 6th sts. Wash fe 21-tf us a A Fact Worth Kxowtne.—That India Rubber Goods of every description can be repaired in tho beatest manner, and at short notice, at H. A. Tall’s Rubber Warehouse. 5iv Penn. av , between Sth and ith streets. fe li-cobt —6 Porson sot THe Hrap with Nitrate of Siiver, Use Caistaporo’s Marr Dra, certified to be Pure—Safe—Unequaled, by Dr, Cuittos, ov New York, and Oruee Extnest Cuamists, Prodneea any shade from rich mellew brown to glossy black in ten minutes, and contaius no ingra dient that is injurious to the hair. Marufactured by J. Catstaporo, 6 Astor House, New York. Sold everywhere, aud applied py all Hair Dressers, Price, $1, $1.50, and $3 per box, according to size. Cerstaporo’s Hain Rastonatiys Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts theutmost softness, the most beautiful glossand great vitality te the heir. Price 5) cents, $1, and $2 per bottle, acco: Size. ‘ing to fe 19-eolm ee A Coven, Co.p, or Am LeeitataD Turoar, if Allowed to progress, results in serious Pulnronary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown's Broncuiat Taocurs reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant relief. In Broycnrris, Astuwa, and Ca- TARKH they are beneficial. The good effects result- ing from the use of the Troches, and their extended use, has caused them to be counterfeited. Be su to guard against worthless imitations. Ostamm only the genuine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. Punito Speakers and Sincexs should use the Troches, Military Officers and Soldiers who over- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changen, should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents por box. jan 7-3m Batousxer’s Hata Drs, The best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- dies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Mair soft and beautifal. Sold by all Druggista, &o. @# The Genuine is signed WiLtiam A. Barous- Lon, om the four sides of each box. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, ma-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) a ae Gear PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, via Baltimore and Harrisbur, to the Northand West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at G nmentrates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at the office of Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania Washington. Office open from n Sundays from 3 to 4 p, m, E.O. Nonron, Agent, AxoTHaR Imbortant Cours. Sore Throat, Coun) 5 Diptheria. Gun’ Sere Throat, Diptheri Cough, Sore Throat, Diptheria. Cured by Puanson’s Mrpicatap Tax Daors, Try them And be wise tm time! Washinaton, D. C., Dec. 9, 1868. Gro. Fmansou, Esa Dear Sir —1 Loan eae a kage of your Medicat ar OP 3. eon kavi Stevere Lough aud Sore Throas. (la tkstpronnaneet by many in the frst stages of ‘Jiptheria,) when, to my astonishment, they cured bim, as many neigh- bers will also testify, ince which I would not be without them. Hespectfully yours, L. 8inxLax Sait, No. 461 Estreet, Prepared and sold by Gzo. Puanson, 5 N. Liber- ty street, Baltimore. Bold also at 491 Bighth st., Washington,and at the Drug Stores, at 15 cents per pack sg Jatin ——— Da. Durowr’s Sugar-costed Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and -fectively, and being suaar-soated create no mau- these Bilis will prove thett superioriey aver dl cthons, ene PI IF superior ity over all others, Price $1 box. Sold by 8. O. Ford, eorner lith eot P. Wi and Hi ema id Qvnav.—Dr. Band's Seminal Weakness, BrRaMATORREG@A tas BR Bpecifie cures Spermaiorri 3 of race, te., ds Los: ipecifie, will convince the mos’ cal of its Poder t aries 3) A box. Bold b: BY) soe street and Pa. avenue, a, a Henry Cook Alexandria.” ine THe CHEAPEST AND BRET Hata Dye 1m Tue Wortp— Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 50 comtsa box. The bestinuse. Try it. Sold ny S. C. Ford, corner llth street and Ps. avenue, Wash- xandr jaG-ly ington, and Henry Oook, Ale: ia, Warganrep ro Oves in 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfray's Antidote, an English of sixty-five years’ ry ill cure Gonorrhea in siz days, No ebange of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by &. ©. Bord, cerner lith street and Pa, ‘sshington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. he Arrpetion, Soldiers and others. Samaritan’s Gift is your only hope. Cures any case of private complaints in from two to four days. Ifyou would be saved from long suffering and 5; deata, *t fail to avail yourselves of this rer ‘6 Th itan’s Reot and Hi Julees is the only effectual remedy for seres which been mercury. Take of this purifying ve pd diseases treated wii remedy and be permanertly cured, Bee.ad ment :n another column. ja 5-tf MARRIED, At the residence of the bride’s brother, on th 23d inst. by the Rev. Dr H Lieut, GnORG: , ANDERBON, Adjutant of thecth US. Iafsatry” to BALLIN 2. youngest daughter of John Deel: son. +» forms iy 0! Kosland, cards issued.) 2° DIED, Of searlet fiver, EVA MACKALL, youngest daughter of Brooks and Martha Mackall, nese’ years. The friends of the family are invited to her funeral. to morrow st 2o'clock. ee On the ovening of Monday, Feb , LOUL EUGENIAs infant daughter of Thos, B. nape Cine funere. will tak place, to-merrow ( Wednes- ne! wi eo ai day}mornia, $11 Pek, from the Tonldenee of = parents, Wo, 439 F street, between 6th aad 7th ats. It reguintes asd | e feebler sex fiad it invaluable in the various | iately withoul incon- | { \ j Ist Lieut., dated Jan 1 j | i | 19th, 1863. belonging to | and n by proving property and paying eee Ha, OOne ver the tike. Address Box 29 LO8T AND FOUND. 6 BLACK Babe Ober wi 7x bgiisiy romerdes oyieving ine tame at 43 Fer 3 Awect,sboreG.” _— ‘mal 1° $5 ‘BBW ARD—Por the retarn o' @ PURTFULIO ‘e? lost on the iat inet. I it onatetmt. pipers anc Secounte of no Value to an omg bat tbe owner S BOOsAT. Gf sad Cel Yard, fe %4-1w* = Were street. adove -} (OON tween 34 and ¥,8.tar- Ly Oey the Hist Tatas a ND COW: white ‘the back; white inthe faoa, with whit> tail ol calf with her. Thi OBT— Om Bunday nightlast,a heary piai GOLD RING ta the eaow om Met Ce ees mor may come f rwar: sat Day charges to MATTHRW street, fo 0 ment, near tie corner of Bridge acd High strevts. aved eorgetown, D. €.,eentsinin~ te: names en Within. The finder will be liberally rew: leaving it or word of ita recovery at 17 st.. corner of Market. Georgetown, D C. <TOLEN. stable ig th No. 7 Nigh atrece sorte ID'S fon the night of Friday, the Pebraary, inst, obe bay HORSH, about Te hande j about 8 years oid; with ao Particnlat marke ogcept black ‘ves, A rultable Fewa paid for Its reenvery, fe aeae Pe Ale TF PT ARRIC Bead Raster. &Q() BEWARD.—Broke ont of the Natioaal © tel Stables on Haturday eveuiug, « brow: HORSE about 15 hands high; eo-ni 3 yaars ol: white sp_t in forehead; long tail; nigh hi pie he nore eis alias be given for his re- urD eo ve Damed 4! len fot" CHAS. &, MURPAY, Agent, I O8T OR MISLAID—Two unsigned COMM 4 SIUN#—one 24 Lieut., dated Nov. 8th. 1352; 0: 19th, 1853; en Ist Sergeant's ited Rept. Ist. 1962. and two General Or- 4, daced Soy, 8.1852 No. 22, dated Jan. ficer of the oth Var- mont infantry They ar@ of no use only to tia rty named in the commissions. Whoever will ave them at the office of the Evening Star will Nery, meek oblige the official named in be 3 ‘commis- & . lo 24 3t* D Y, To-wit :—I hereby certify that W. Dorsey. of said coun y, brought before m: Sabscriber,a Justice of tho Peace in and county aforesni¢ , this 234 eo? 1383, a8 Tay, taken upat arge.a binck HORSR attached o 5. wagon Said horse is about 10 yearao d; shout 5'¢ hands high; astar in tne forehead; a white spot behind tke left ear; off bind foot and pattof left white, Given under my havd. JOUN D. CLARK, J.P. | The owner can bavathe ahove described horse | charges. TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wasuixuros Qous . A, K at Nathan's Livery Stable, 12th fe 24-lawiwe treet, mecr C. O=T—On the 2 stinst ,a RING with four kaya 4 attached. The fiuder wil besuitably rewaried by returning the tame ta 249 T et. fi O:T—A black CAR°ET AG on thee z 4 the Wth iust., atthe Central Market, betwen the hours of 3and 4in the eve.ing Whoever will bring the same tothe Star Office will recsive a re- ward of Si and no que 2 frouRv On the 19th inst about 10 years old; white face; fort. The owner will pleary come roperty. pay charges aud take him Tioter, cornet 22d end F ate, one white hini forward. pr away. Cottage f- 23 -3t" 08 !—A Diack leather POOKEL BOOK contain. 4ing 31 Te oF lens, between 2th street aad +e Metropolitan Hotel,on the avenue. One $5) chanics’ Bank of Pittsburg; o1@ $3 not- on ark ofCommere, Masa. $25 reward to ary one wio will returo the above the Star Office @LKAYED OR STOLEN—9n Saturday evening SS Feb, zit, from near the Northern L berty Mare ket.adan HOKSE with military-addlean it bug isa bridle, 1§ hands high: 6 yea Spavin on the lef. hind leg ard the hairotl thei de of the leg caused by being blistered, Whorve: “a3 said horse to FLEMMING & FOY’S Stab‘e will receive a suite. ble reward. [Ralto. su] fe 23 3t <TRAYED AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIP oS on Saturday, the 14th inst..alarce woite s«W large ears covering hereyrs, I willwive $5for hor | return to mé on New York avenue, between 3! and 4th sts.. No. 194 fe 21-3t* : KEWARD- UO Penostranta oy and Winder’s Building. » sm Coral Bracelet, The finder will receive the above reward on leaving the article with Capt.0. B.WaAQ@- NER, A.QM .T -221 Pa. ay fo 21-3t* & [Q REWARD UPON Dg.iverr EY orstolon from my stale, on th a gray MARK, between 3 and 4 years oid Lost, on Saturday morning, on ey between Gautior’s 1] BUX, containing a 5 She has the distem per aoe ee a in her tail; aleo the | tches, and marked "C.” Scraapecion ‘A8_0 C_ HOSKIN, and, in Wallack Row, between D and E ata, — es | J No. 561 Ninth st., Isl fe 21 6t* AUCTION SALES. ‘mspeaterceeerensemepnapens ame emmrnaiges By THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer,Geotgstows peeigrusyr SaLB OF VALUABLE Da¥ aFTERNOGR poy teeecbanleg TAA, at 4 gicloek. that saluable’two story rane, Hones ana!, T zs ormeriy __ AUCTIONSALES, fe Mat OMAS DOWLING. Auct. By W.L. WALL & 00. Auctioncers. DMINIRTRAPOR'S SALB OF A 8 4) * oar AND oM@ Hoass.—On PRiDsT ORS. inG. inst., at Wo'clock, t will wll m No 91 een 9th and 1th ate oppo- of the late Charles Haburn, deceased , consisting of— A lot of lease | aud Brandy in bottles aod eseks, ron, Tobsero. Ftareh, Potators, ce , &c. 'y Carka. Stands, Counter, Clocks, Scalns 5 asoetl —___ FUTURE pays. By GREEN & ‘WELLTA ME. a UCTION BAL oF TH a? Aver —Us w at od ovclos Ore Sorrel Mare. in foal, six yearseid, omfered Ne- Veniber Z, ies, One bi: Ose and other Fixtures, the contents of Ali ‘one Hie Terms cash 70, one Horse, le 4NDREWS. Administrator. fo 24-38 W.L. WALL & CO., Aucis. By J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctionesrs ve" DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ay Posire Avction—On MONDAY A#TER- poe. March 3. at 4 o'clock, om the premises, No. 335, wth strect, we will sell’ the lot of ground on the went sida of isth street, Detween Gand streets, together with the inpraremeate thoreoa, which corsist of a well-built three-story brick Gvelling house, 2-foot fropt, wilt a two-story back bui'ding, Containing in all forrte-n roo ary wel in the cellar, furnace, and cut. with a oot side enteance or is situate. within one square of the De tment. : Terma ateales Oven ° _ fo Medte F.C. McGUIRE & CO., note 3.0. McGUIRE & O0.. Auctioneers _fen V1 TCE. By <ftet the H. Palmer to an ANDSOME GOTHIC COTTAGE AND UOT AT : heve levied upsa the Puptic Satu.—On TURSDAY APTERAOON, biges,SemtW. Wet, . February 24th. at 4 o'clock, on the p-em:nes, we 1 Worcestor Dictionary, ! Spanish do. skall rell part of Lot No. 7, in aquare Wo. si or 1% volumes Bound B -oke- ‘ ae aon on Virginie a between Dat and | Lot Stationer, Bureau, Loenge, rtreete,and runn’ rage di Bedatond Tab ‘nvurabe. about 12) feet, toge her with > Auapenrecoie eons eagle e-nsisting of a handsome and i built (Fothie Mattrenses, Sheeve Cottage. containing some seven Tooms, all in per. be Bh orts, Ln +a, Warhstand Casics, de, mito. reby give notice that J will sell the aboww 3 front ef the Bank of W; 98, Rear Th Possession given May Ist, purchaser to raceve Sean Tt the Pie rent at tte rate of 8M per annum, cnt taes | fpeatand Fe avenue, ou Tt mane, igderifer ime “i i; ” Terma cash,incurrentfands. * | cans ffeg-s"j "WM MARTEL, Bailie fe J.U. McGUIRE & CO., Auots. | Pirftis vee Is POSTPONED UN- S7-TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on | “LSAT: B - ye ae account of the weather until PRIDAY, ne SM. WARTS 7th, same hour and place ie fend "J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts. By J.C. McGUIRE & ©0.. Auctioneers SALE OF CITY LOTS —By vij of a deed of trast. dated May 8th 19%, 5., Mo fotos QULERION HOSEWOOD SEVEN OOTAVR | Ghana "one ol thebed eure ee Hon etkh Piano, Pima Gtagens sunsitvae ax ; Sounty, D.C, fede ete FALDAY a BUREDAY MORBING, ‘gugtic, AUcrion—On | NOON’ March'6th' et 4 o'clock at tte Meee THURSDAY meet alemaygl elegy Bch a Roomsof as © McGuire & Co Sone oF 10th ae, ‘clock at the residence of ¥ anders, 7 Y howi west side of Sixth street, near we shail s ground sip nate, D.C, the following low round, vis— ‘artofLct No, Furniture and Household Bffec mn prisia ood Seven Octave Grand , in sqeare 512, front 25 feet a pee 4 north M street, between ¢th a ote tresu> Green Cloth Ein broidered Cover and Stool, tof ict Be, fb iuscoas ane eee Fair of Frenoh Plate Giit-frame Pier Ga: . in soware 29, Partet Lot ©. 13, ot No 14.1 equ epee Kot No 4.1m square Had, Plush covered Arm and Parior Chairs, ithe kana | Damask covered Easy Chairs, Unin Chairs, etNe 4 Mahogary Lounges. in Har cloth Lot Ho. 5. in sgnare No oe Lot No. 5, in square No Cane and Ruah Seat Chair-, Lote 17, 18,22 and 24, in wenare No. 1048, Brurseis and Ingrain Carpets S a ts fic > ster'Vaser, 2 mae " hi Walnut corner Hook-shelves, Eneravings, Tom et the Teen eret, Socmred fo Che setl Superior Etagere. Sideboard, with Marbic-top,and | ‘"aiconveyancesat cost of the pure! i ees “— = ble, Sideboard JAME> M_ LESTER, Trastes, Valnut Extension Dining Table, Sideboard, Me 13-4 J 7 acts. China, Glare and Crcekery Ware, fo terehén __5. 0. MOORES B Wane Blive to a Castor, Sianer Stan¢s, Spoons, Forks, By J.C. McGUIRE @ 90., Auctioneers ee Stand and Pitcher “4 ‘HANCERY SALE OF HOT AND LOTIN wre uch plate Mantle Mi , Cl C Geoncetews.— By virwwe of a decree At _ * unt Jener t4n Ragan Cireuit Court in «cause wherein the Presidentand {arele-top end Pisin Bareane Directors of Georgetown Co'lege are comp:aimanta, ogany Rockers, lcloth Int Sets, snd Washatands Kolsters and Pillows, ' tras ke * and Jobn H. Furguson is defendant, No. LIS Blankets, Comforts, aud Spreads, Bauity. the undersigued will sell at pubhe auction, Glase Front Heok char Arm Chaizs, On TURE DAY . the Nth day of March. 1553 -§ Writting Table, Mahogany Breskiast Table, Air-tight Stoves, Fire Lions, 3 Together with an excellent assortment of Kitchen ocr 40 clock p. m.. on the premises, to the bidder, tar east balf of Lot in Holmead’s Addition to ect wn. bee: for the sam» at the southwest intersection o! ——— —_ gies — spe ee aries = sh, . meGuTR! r y with the west line of North street oae cam: Ban J. wi roca elie ocd » Accts, and twenty (1.0) feet; thenee westerly parallel te West street twenty feet six iathes; thence northber- B7THE ABOVE wack 18 UNAVOIDABLY }¥ Perel mrata: thes oiWest eee ae yostponed until MONDAY. March 34,saue hour pie said south line easterly wi bya straight line treaty . * 7 cet fix inches (30.6) ie a , situs S.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auct Georgetown. D. U., at the southwest corner oF By W L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers, i North streets,aud improved by s good ATALOGUE SALE OF 6,000 VOLUMES on thirt i idue i ~ BOOKS, pact belonging to the library of Gea, | ,,2¢Ti* [One thir’ in cash; She rornine in ond 38 Washington. Particulars in fatureadtvertisement, | Dy the purchaser, with endorsers to be approved fe 13 WL WALL & CO.. Aucts. the Trustee. The termsof wale must be’ compli with in five d or the Trustee may resell, at the Fink and cost of the defaults rebaser. ICHARKD H lat & Trustes. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ‘FOR SALE AND RENT. _ FOR SENT OA ell Pucvished HOUSE, suites of | RCOMS, and single ROOMS. ina healthy loca- | tion, ardon the route of the street ears. Ap in stely. Address‘ A. B.,”” Btar Offica. f24- "OR RENT—Two ROOMS, in rear of store on the Avenue, suitable for sampla sales-rooms, or storage of goods in small bulk. such as fanc: goods, tar Utien, fe 24 3t* SURNISHUED ROOMS TO LET—Two PARLORS, F on the first door, Also, BOOMS on secoad an th floor, at @ reacnable rate, For particulars, ph inquire at 3717 D st., between Teh and ata ne block from Pa. ave, Ll AND FOR SALE—A lotot fiae (aad, situated 4 one mile beyond the Old Soldiers” Home near Fort Slocum, containing 3:2, acr s. and in tne lvis- trict. It is admirably adapted to ganteniag or farmipg purpo: d will be divided if desired, is oftered at pri sale. For particulars inquire of Dr. L. NOBL apd 12th stree’ FSR SAL ET To close an estate—two of taose de- sirable HOUSES in Waverly Terrace, enst side of Franklin Square,in Baltimore city. ‘Also, au- crior BUILDING LOTS opposite tha Square, Fey will be sold 2 great bargain te clone an estat» Apply to ASA ILIGGINS, agent for the atminis- trators, No. 10 Waveriy Terrace Franklin Square, Baltimore. Ra. __ fe te we FOR RENTS Raspished ROOMS. Also an OF- FIC 7 12th st. fe 23-30" FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 137 ath street, between G end H, west side, north of tent Office. fe 23 28" OR SALE—A SHANTY, sitnated on Ist str-et. between B and C sts. Good reason given for fo 21-2t* 75%, Penn, avenue, between lith fe 24-5t* F selling Applyasabove. _ - HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOWS, CONSISTING ofa large PARLOR, with BED KOOM connect- ed. and Bath Room, with Potomac w: same floor; well furnished throughe Ninth street, between D and K J ALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE BALK, Vv the subscriber offers for ea'e his thr-e story brick HOUSE on New Jeraey avenue, near K street routh, co Reser, W rooms besidi ble. &c , to which ttached a handsome building lot contain- ing 5,000 square feet, with fruit tr (t rents for gis0 perannum. ED. H. EDEL! 0.872, | at, Tsland, _ fe2i-3t* cor. Marylaad av. and i3th Fo SALE—A HOUsE and LOT on the Island ri containing 7 rooms and passage, Will be sold cheap on easy terms, Also, several vacant Lots on Tthe'reet Inquire at WALKER & CO.'8 Grecery Store, corner lith st. and Maryland av. ‘fe 19-1w* TT %o, NEAT AND COMFORTABLE BRIOK DWELLING HOUSES on Tenth street, be- ¥, FOR SALB.—The subscriber will rivate sale. two neat and well arrangad Brick Lwelling HOUSES, two stories. with base- ment, situated on the west side of lith st,, between cand F. AS. C. McGUIR& & CO. fels-6t {Kep.} Auction and Com. Merchants, ]D*s1B48L8 FOUR STORY BRICK DWRLL. Mer ENS, HOUSB NEAR THR OAariTOL —We offer for vate sale.a four-story rie we! HOUSw contetane ToOun, situated on Bast Capitol street, between lat and cote cast, first '@ Gast 0 1@ Ca) BUILDING LOT, on éth ntreet oast, bensser M. B. pare fest front, by fifty in depth. AS.C. McGUIRE & CO. Yoivee {Rep} Auction and Com. Mvrehacte. VaLnaay LOTS FOR SALH. 'ity-seven BUILDING for sale, in sq © S44, be- tween 9th and 0th streets east. and Band © streets south, and «aly one square frem the Navy Yard ad, easto’ the Capitol. Terms: One-third eash; andthe balance in ten yearly instalinents, Bite interest. Fer farther particulars, enguiro of ti B.S. DAVIS, office 389 D st.,in front of the City Hall. fe 17-2W QTBAM FLOUR MILL FOR RENT.—The “Moe- > tropolitan Steam Flouring Mill,” situated on Canal, corner of 13th street, in the oity of Washing- ton, belonging to the estate of C.L. Coltman. de- ee: , is offered for rent, or a lease for three years or a less time if desired. This Mill is weil estab- 4 is capable of doing Exreutore and Trustees. fe 11-e08w A GOOD PARM FOR SALE—120 acres in oulti- vation, 84 acresin timber; with new Frame Houso, with 4 rooms; 7 young peach trees and an 2g orchard. It is situated on 7th streat turn- pike, about 7% miles from Washington, D. O. acres of the above is good and fertile m+ adow lan i, anc the remaind: o 1 upland, fronting on two county roads) Termseasy. tale will be ol once Bor kanes og pee of J. P. BABTHO. LOW .or JOHN A. BAKER, 555 Beventh st. A OHANOE TO INVBS?—The subscrifee bea trom Ga ea us Legere pole cam ing in veiee offering a ehance ts in- vest. te iseous™ ae WM T. DRURY. ALUABLE FARM FOR RALB.—The under- figued wilk sell a valuable FARM, situated sehington upon the Turnpike leading from Wi te Bladensburg, Greatly opposite ol ves, = Dodge, Lr acres ofiand, reate! te of improvement, and is of vation of fruit, ai & new and tastefully cciecena basking wr pleasantly situated upor the place, ani aso House, several of the finest bullting sites ia the Diatcict. There are ourishing you! aprlc and peaci or- chards, together with a most eboice collection of pears. cherrjes. apricots, &¢.; indeed the pluce 1+ celebraved ns one of the dest fruit growing facms ia the vicinity of Washington. It will be sald on- tita, or if desirable, it will be divided. We ara az xious to sell in order to the settling the business Cf the estate of our late father Apply to tas as- dersigned. ve VELrOH. @ Ulm 3. W, VEITOH: fe 7-Stawtwkds J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucis. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. UTOR'S SALE OF SQUARES AND LOTS I be sold at public auction,on WEDNSS- the 1ith day of March. 14% at half-paat Auction Rooms ef das C MoG: usresand Lotsof ground, lying being in the city of Washington, viz - 0. D, Band osabdivision of lots Lond 2, in Square No. 1 | Lote 8, 9, 10,11 and 18, in Square Ne. 88, 12. and 13, in Square eeeraaere GRAND ASSEMBLY ef the WASHINGTON BUTCHER CLUB | will be given st the CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS Corner Obio avenue and Twelfth street, below the Day o'clock at the Co .. the following Sq | aD Avenue, | Lote 8.9 20. 112 Rink No. 89, =: t 2,4 e No. 148, On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb, 34, 1253. i ane : aeke.se. a TICKETS. ONB DOLLAR | Tonk PEG TTR, 1) SON, 10 subdivision of lots 3.5, @ and 7, in Square No. 34S, Commrrram. Fast otless i % ee 0. 246, Geo. Carl, Goo. Beriein, Lcts Land 2. betug all of Square No. 278. Chris. Kieny, fe 21 st ‘There nquares abd lots belong t0 the estate of ©, L_ Coitman, deceased = = d 18,in Square 88,are improved by 5 Ler ww NT SRM. GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. | <3 oo ere = e ouse property. 4. COURSE OF THER LECTURES FOR | “pe tePints is dane Seale tettorel bye the beneGit of the Young z ciety, of Georwetowa, will be given in Trinity Church, Georgetown. Firat Lecture on TURSDAY EVENING. Pebra- ary 24th, by Rev. Fatuxr O'Catiigam, 8. J, President of Loyola College, Baltimore, Tickets for the course, ry Tickets for lecture, 5. Tickets for sale by the members, at Kidwell’ and Carroll's Stores, on High st.,by the boys of | the shool ; also, at the ducr on the ovening of the | Lecture. . Doors open at 6%; o'clock ; Leeture at 74 o'clock. fe 19 eost™ GQUTLERS, ATTENTION: 1.00 Barrels BALDWIN APPLES, in prime small frame house. Terms of sale are one-fourth cash. to bepaid with- i days atter the sale, the remainder in three equa! instalments at 6, 12and 18 months.on notes axtinfactorily endorsed. Deeds to be givem and deeds of trust taken to secure the deferred pay- ments Ail conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser. The Executors reserve the right to reseld, at tem days’ notice if the terms are not com wil within ten days after the day of sale. at the risk and el pepse of the defaulting parc! rr. t ee — 8. on Senaze pene Lot'® in Square e place on prem on eee 12th day of March, 186°, at balf- ast four o'clock p. m “ fit. COLTMAN, a Exccatore. hipping, just oo) JAS. ADAMS, orgn Barrels vite APPLE CIDER, instore, and | fer stawsw J” @ McGUIRE & O., Ancts. arriving. For tale ?Y-). w LUMSDON By J. ©. McGUIRE & C@., Auctioneers, Forwarding and xeneral Com. Merehast, RUSTEE’S SALB OF VALABLE BUILEIN fe 19-Iw 91 Wator st., Georgetown, D. 0. L PF STREBT, BETWEEN 10TH a¥D ID aaa AY APTERNOON” Mas F 60 BARRELS TA’ premises. 7 $0 BARRELS ROSIN, = 9. Wi sounty > C., 1 shall sell part of Lot numbered eleven, (UJ in square numbered th: ee hupdred and forty-seven, (347.) ——— = the same om F street in dividing line between ssid Lot cleven and nose to : J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown. D. 0. ULES" twelve in said square, at stance of fifty For sale or exchange, a lot of well-bro- said square ken Mules and intends teeing courant, pay Lo ly = hand Mules aud Horses for sale or, feet; ity two six me exchange. thence north one bund: t to a J. H. SHREVE, * thence ‘tweet twenty two _fo 18-1m* 7th stregt, between-H and I sts. Rriechsr te, the ince of baginns gr toncther with 0 MARRIED LADIES ONLY.—lysronranr ap- | the use of vhealley in the rear. ont gf bie = SPeOI4s DInROTIONG for the full en- | 15 months; peg oy oF perm ‘wast sermons geet spirits, felicity and health of evart the premises. 0 Lavy. will be sent to any address, by mail or other- ‘ wise. as may be desired “4 . on the receipt of oxm poL- Lax enclosed to my address. t of acienti- on the cost of the rene, OR 5 SENG RTE Frentes fo 14-20wieds 99 The result 7 Be reasearch and Lox, riment, this 1SRORMATION may ede __J 0 MeGUIBE & 00. Aucts._ i i reli A ABA C! AINTY in 6on- deg oe Pa og OS By J. ©. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctioncers. much to health and happiness of every ManaigD RUST BR’'S BALE OP rE: Ith a nme ee ier. bite, t Sao ‘om, the 16th ‘ Qrece blessing Tasos ineravoriege wil yeeet EB clos, gue of the apd records far We fy " 3 desiring 90 nierview oF treatment will also ade ‘ me by mail, HENRY A. YLOR, M.D. fe 14-1m* Farbinaton -b. BPHANS’ COURT.—Disraie? of Oovemsia, Washingion County, To-wit : Ta the case of Geo. |, executor Fo) . @eccased, the executor afoveseid has, with the appredation of the Orphans’ Court of Washington co ited BATU BDAY, the léthday of istribation of the per- into money. heirs of said Sit tsi Sle oregriy teceted te ¥ ec! claime preperly y: » or 7 may otherwise by law be excluded from ‘all benefit in eaid deceased's te: provided acopy of this order be pubiished once @ week for three week« in the Evening Star previous to thosaid lath on of March, A.D. 1368. Test: Z_C. ROBBINS, fe 33-1awSw* Register of Wills. ns venga canta or SoMMEncE Pyne avi Ou, COUIpriaing isto: ota- tistics ‘of all articles of eemmerce. ‘Commeras of | the United Btates with ali foreign ceuntries for 3s years. Commerce of each State. ¢..b9 J Smith Commerce of varions nations, &o., & Momans, late Seoretary of the New York Chamber * itary of ibe Baker Ragoed.with som int! oO! Tak of Ly Wi ons and tabular details ‘stom the new ohiarter to 1861, by 5 |, B¥O.; 5 peereicba FRANCK TAYLOR. J. HSIBERGER & CO., . H. ¥. 'k Co. origi AND MILI FARY MBRCHANT TAILOR PoLiTa® Hors., 44-tf 362 Pa. avenue. N 9a Me. By Wilkie Collins, Illustrated, fee BB kien oma Modern War; its Theory and Practice. With Bem unerems. By Oars Sete ritior, MEO COLLEGR, Bactrmors Counry, Mo. ‘The sixth semi-annaal session of this Institution Opens on the ist of February, 63. ¥. magn received at apy stage of their education. BEV. BQ. 8. IN. Princ $a Titawsw eas ALDROR oevilie wa. Wr oe an ILL Bo WEDNESDAY and at the | Wharf street, D, mixed, at Brown's Switch, half mile below ‘er™s cash, in Treaser? notes, te be tee ‘add: q TH, | moment of ale. a. Bisa i ae acl er | wis (Chron) Lt, Col. and 0, BOB,