Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1864, Page 3

—* LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GROvER's THEATER.—“The Ticket-of- Lave Man” is announced for to-night again, at Gro- ver’s Theater. The entire cast is a splendid one, and each character is portrayed with a naturalness which is truly refreshing. This y is one of the most interesting tl at has | fee announced for a long while, and it is not | at all surprising that full houses should greet its representation nightly. All who would wit- | ness a good thing should see “The Ticket-of- Leave Man.” WasuInoton THEATER.—AIl of the theaters now have good and attractive bills, but no manager offers 4 richer Amusement than does Laura Keene. Her company embraces a great deal of talent, and all the plays in which the take part possess much merit. «The Sea of Ice, or the Mother's Prayer,” is just now the card here, and proves a prize to the fair lessee, tor the house is crowded nightly. Foro’s THEATER.—All latt week the beauti- ful pisy, “* Lady Isatel, of East Lynne,” at- tracted full houses at Ford’s, and Mrs. D. P. Bowers won new laurels. The play could no doubt be played successfully many nights more, but Mr. Ford bas made it give way to | new attractions, and to-night Mrs. Bowers | | will appear as « Marie de Fontanges, ” in the famous play of « Plot and Passion.” which has been in preparation tor some time. CanNTERBURY.—The great pantomime com- pany at Oanterbury create much amusement by the performance of the new national trick ahd ccmic pantomime entitled “Harlequin Now-a-days, or the Fairy Union and the Foul Fiend Secession. Besides this, Miss Eva Brent, Miss Ernestine de Fuiber and all of the compa: vy will appear in a varied bill of song, dance snd Ethiopian eccentricity. Vanieties.—“ The Forest of Bandy, or the | cor of M«ntargis,” will be performed to-night again. Mr. W.J. Thompson will appear 'na prominent part, snd will introduce his noted trained cog “Hector.” Maggie Friel, Lina Windell snd all of the company will also ap- pear. asd the regular concert haii entertain- ment will be given. Merpeck’s REapincs —To-night, Mr. Jas. E. Murdock, the eminent elocutionist, will give select readings trom patriotic authors, at the E street Baptist Chureh, under the auspices of the Washington Lecture Association. Among the pieces elected tor reading to-night is «The Sleeping Sentinel,” a production which has been highly landed. ProyipEnce Hospital Farr will be con- tinued throughcut the present week yet, at Odd Fellows’ Hell. All who would contribuie to a deserving olject should visit the fair, and by prrchase of tome usetul or ornamental ar- ticle, coutribuie to this charitable fund. i TRUSTEES OF PURLIC SCHOOLS.—The regu Jar mouthiy meetiog of the Trustees of Pubii Schcols was held yesterday afternoon, in the Toom of the Board, at the City Hall, Dr. F. S. Walsh in the chair. The Chair presented a communication from | the evperintenéent of public schoois of Chica- #0, Telative to the adoption of uniform rules for the government of schools. Referred. Also, a communication from Alderman Gu- hick, cf the Fifth Werd, recommending J mes Fitzpatrick as a suitable person for janitor of the echools in the Third School District. Re- terred Mr, Ellis presented a communication, signed by the members of the Board of Aidermen and Beard ot Common Council from the Fifth and Sixth Wards, asking that Miss Aunie Van | Horn be assigned io a school as teacher. | The applications ot Miss Mary L. Rowe, Miss Kate Crane, Mrs. Julia B. Patterson anc Miss Emitine Gleason for teacherships were received and referred to the committ-e on ex- amination Full reports of 'eachers irom the first, second and third districts were received. The tollowing isu synopsis of the different reports. viz: First District.—Number of pupils in attend- ance Jenuary Ist, 625: admitted by sucker transferred, 59: withdrawn, 2S; suspended, 1; in schcol Feb. Ist, 662; applicant awaiting ad- mission, |; present every session, 102: nuraber pencival, $34; number corporaily punished, iS: average attendance, 523; number of visits of Trustees, 35; visits of parents, 13. Secood District—Number of upils Jan. Ist, admitted by ticket, 29; transferred, 51; with- draw n, 35; macendad: n school Feb. Ist 763; applicants waiting admission, 61; in attend- | ance every session, 195; number punctual in | attendance, 112; number corporally panished, | 12; number of visits of Trustees, 65; visits of parents 3 Third Di 1,07>; admit withdrawn, 1,66; applicant ent every session, each session, 214; visits of Trustees, 4: its of parents, 1. Ther: ports of the Fourth District had not been presented iu ime for the secretary tomake A sy Dopsis. Dr. Walsh, from (he gommittee on examina- tion cf teachers, reported that on the 19th of December last ihe committee held an examina- tion, snd cut of twenty applicants reported the namés of the ¢ Wing as having passed, viz. For secondary schcols—Mies Hatue Magee and Miss Rk. F. Ellis. For primary schools—Miss Hannsh M. Mcrse und Miss Enma F. Red- moud Miss Aunzie M. Bailey had also passed a very creditable examirstion, but the committee did Not report ber name, as she was not yet cigh- teen years of age. The bill of J. A. Jordan ($151.36) for repairs to school-heuse, and the billof FE. Lycett (¥: tor book birding were ordered to be paid. Miss Hatue J. Magee was elecied teacher of | Secorcéary school No. 6, in the Fourth Di Miss Oceana A. Walker, teacher of Primai No. 4, in the First District,and Miss Hannah M. Morse, teacher of Primiry No. 1, in the Second Distric Mr. Wight i was adopted, requesting the commi vmincition to furnish a list of all teachers who bave been examined since Janucry !st, Iséu, and for what grade of school suid applicants were ‘ound qualitied. Mr. Wilson i rict.—Number of pupils Jan. ist, d by ticket, 66; transferred, ‘4 for the purchase of four pia female grammar sehool, to be paid for out of procerds of concerts, to be given by the pupils; sind that the committee also make arrang se. ments tor such coucetts. T solulion €xc.ted considerable discus- sion, there being many opposed to it. Mr. ees thongtt these coneerts had a > ad tendeney in one respect, as they took the « tion ¢f the pupils trom their books to a ce exte mt. He ux t the money for the »ar- {pianos could be raised in some oiber Helmead was cpposed to the resolution use Ne concerts Were unpopular in the District Grammar Schools. Parents | vere opposed to liaving their daught-rs nd 1* years of age go upon the staze of & public ito sing Mr. Wight eon dthe resolution, hntthouzht more latitude ard discretion in the matter | should be given the committee on veca! music, | and let them enquire into the expediency of the money in this way. mons 2 and it w Mr. i s finaily adopted. | hearing. Ranger, Cumberland, St. Mary’; Mary ' Town, Fox, Poecmuke; A. R. Weimor: wards, Hiton Head, Martha N | Cele, do. argued in faver of the resolution, | T es offered & resolution recommending tnization | pupils Laid over tor future Councils to change the law of the or, soas to exclude ot age. chook | n veg | ideration. | ees also offered a resolution author. | spo. n'mentof A committee ot four to | Actin conjunction withtwo teachers from each | distr to make arrangements for a public sehcol table ai the fair to be held at the Patent | Office, the bevefit of the families of District volunteers, and that contributions of ariicl-s of needle-work be invited from the papils. The resolv tic ted, and Messrs. Rhees, | Tust “erguson, were appointed the com mittce on the part of the trustees, Bowrd en adjourned. > EIA APFATRS —Cap*. Soff, Saper- interdest of the Solsiers’ Rest in this city, has Leen ordered to Washington to saperintend the reconstruction of the Soldiers’ Res: in that city. The four negroes captured by the guerrillas uston” last week have come in. Thoy xeir escape last Friday night at Dam- lic ALEXAND fries. be guerrillas were haying @ frolic, and the two left to guard the negroes’ being stupefied with whiskey, went to sleep. The | negroes then made their escape Ly jumping outot the windows. Leet Saturday night about 10 o'clock the offi- cer in charge of the gunboat lying off the city dis overed 4 mau rowing for the Virginia shore under very suspicions circumstances. He wae ordered to step several times, and not obeying Was shot, the ball entering his side and passing clear through his bod. They immediately gent out a boat to bim id found that he had quilena amount ot whisky aboard. His name is Joan Stewart. He was taken to the Wash- ington street Hospital where he now isin a yous precarious condition.—Alezandria Journal, Seb 8 fs 48 Eccars*.—Saturday night, Henry Davis, colored, was arrested for stealmg a pair ot ants trom G. Tolbert, and was taken before ce Bare acto, who committed him to jail tor cour The prisoer was placed in custo- dy o1 xataert Hurley to carry to jail, buton the'way, taking advaotage of an opportunity and the darkness of the night, Davis gave the officer the slip, and escaped, —_—_—_—se Founta Warp Station Caszs.—Arthur Gales, suspicion of grand A larceny; jail for cout. Thomas J. Housekeeper, drank and disord: rly; Hannah Wilson and Melie Black. barn, vagrants; John Doyle, drunk; Patrick Ficrpatrick, drunk and disorderly; dismissed, Oxpxans’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Yester- day, the will of the late Frederick Oheme was proven and adiniited to probate. Mrs. Eliza Warder qualified as executor of the late James Warder. Mrs. Lycia Ann Hoover was appointed guar- Gian to the orphans of Samuel Hoover. The will of the Jate Jobn Hitz (Consul Gen- eral of Switzerland) was fully proven and ad- mitted to probae. He gives to each of his la children £50 as pocket money, and after all Jawful debts shall have beeu paid, all the reats | and profits of his estate gora to his widow du- ring her life. Five hundred dollars is be- qneathed atter her decease to each of his grand children, with interest, on their arriving at 21 years efage. The value of 10,000 Swiss francs n U.S. currency is bequeasned tothe Commune Davos and Commrne Ts, each tg be di- vided between the ects ind poor funds. To indemnity the creditors of his fxther, the late Hans Hitz, in Sw itzerd ni, he leaves the valne of 5,C00 Swiss francs 4} Tie vaine of 500 Swiss francs is bequeath to his consin, Conrad Hitz, Canton Geison, He bequeaths $1,009 to the Unitarian Chureh—one halt to go tothe eborch fund and the other half to constitate a fond which the church trustees are to invest securely, and to apply the interest accruing | therefrom towards maintaining a good choir, or fer other purposes tencing t» improve the | music of said church. This sum is to revert | back to his estate for the benefit of his legal heirs, unless previous to the expiratioa of two years irom the time of bis decease a like sum in like manner is set apart for the same pur- pose, by scire person or persons, or by the church iteelt. One thousand doilirs is be. queathed towardsestablishing a Swivs B:nevo- lent Society, similar to the oue in New Yerk. He bequeaths to his four children—Jo‘tn Hitz, George Hitz, Margaret Schietlin, Radolpb Hitz, and his son-in-law, James Casparis, to each and every one of them an equal portion of the remainder cf bis estate, upon the condi- tion that his executor shall pay to each and every one cf them one third of such portion in cash, and invest the remainder in such real estate as each may designate for himselfor her- self. Lastly, all bis real and personal estate is bequeathed to his son, John Hitz, who is ap- pointed executor in trust for the payment of | all his just debts, and the legacies above speci- tied ————— MEETING OF THE SuNDAY Scoot Union. Taz Great AccuimatiNG To¥Ic.— Wherever fostetter’s stomach bitters, the celebrated Al is ae prevencn CAN ras e Dise Pecttngn a ps ia unheal* take ye cts 1 rustainiog (he health, vigor and animal spirits 0 those Whore pursuits sul ed them to extracr- sfrom eat a privation have been . In the army the eaportority of Anis is article overevery other invigorating an as become so matifest, where osedg that itis re ed upon, exclusirely. as a bet action agrinst Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, ani Bowet Semavlaint vet every kind, The soldiers say it is, the enly stimalant which produces and keep? UD & healthy habit of body unwholesome location: r the vnacelimated nioneer god settler it is the most reliable of all safeguards azainst Throughout the United States it is considered the most healthful and agreeable of all tonics, sans together unequalied as a remedy for Dys: The medicinal ingredients are vl. vegetable; ai are held in solution by th = Lreceraes, stimu- lant known—the Essence of Bye *Hostetter’s ters’ are manufactured at Pittshurgh, Penn- syivania. and no less than 50,000 dozen bottles are sold annually. ee id by ‘Druggiats and dealers generally every- where. Wholetale Agents—A. M, Bininger & pete 237 Pern ave. fe 3-203 SS Tub OHRAPRST AND BSSTHAtR Dre iN THE WORLD— Neve Fades or Washes Out-—Cpham’s Hair Dye. 3) centeabex, The hest in use. Try it. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner Ith street ‘and Pa. avenue, | eat neton,and Henry Cook, Alexandria, a6- MARRIED, On the 24 instant, st &t. Domintck’s Church. by the Rey Father Potel. BDMUND J. LYNCH to Mra CICILIA McFALL. both of this city ue", the 9ib instent, ty the Rev Father MoNalley. Mr. NATHANIELN. WAT 3. of Baltimore city 0 Miss CORNELIA BOYLE, of Washington, D.C —___+ e+ —___ DIED, #t his residence, No 377 Fifteenth ery o’cicck, p m., February 9ta, 1864, THOS SuoWN. aged {2 years A natize of Deavonsuire, Bagland, aad resident of Wasnington, D +1, 20 yeara, ‘The funeral will take place at the rasideace, at 3 o’clock, p.m., to morrow. On Tuesday, 9th instant, at the residence of her mother, CATKERINE LBARY, in the 19th year of _her age. The friends snd reiatives of the family are re- specifally invitid to attend the faneral, which takes place on Thura‘iay, the ith, at 3 p.m. LOST AND FOUND. The Sunday School Union, composed ot the yaricus Protestant Sabbath Schools of the city, held its reguJar monthly meeting in the base- ment of Wesley Chapel Monday evening. In the abserce of the presiding officer, Mr. B. E Gittings cailed the meeting to order, after which prayer was offered py Rev. Mr. Gillett, | of the First Baptist Church. The Chair stated that the missionary of the Five Points Mission, New York, had promised to nédress the meeting, but owing to pressing business matters that gentleman was unable to fulfill his engegement. The Chair called upon representatives from | the varions schools to address the assoc which was responded to in a few time marks by key Mr. Gillett, George H. Day and others Upon the concinusion of the remarks by the above-named gentlemen— Hon. George H. Day offered the following resolution snd moved thatit be laid upon ths table to be brought up at tha next regular meeting for discussion, which motion wus agrecd to: Kesotred, Thatit is more important to bring new recruits into the Sunday Schoo! than intu the army of the Union. Mr. Day aleo offered the tollowing, which wos adopted: olved, That se schoo!s belong to this to attend its mectings olution pt d appointing th perintenden!= present, a comrittee io pre business for the next ‘eeting. esi Sa Horsk STEALING CHAROE! Monday ternoon, Officer Frazier arresied Benjamin New upon & charge of stealing a ¢ ‘omeat horse, and carried him before Justice Thomp- fon, who commiited him to jail for farther The prisoner is a brother of Jacob New, who was arrested December 3!st, on % chasge of horse ete ¥, and was held to bail for a further hearing by Jusdce Thompson, as wes reported in the Star at the tivae. Kail was offered for Benjamin New veverday, bu Justice Thompson considering the quality the bail offered, declined to accept it, dem jo ing real estate secarity. Ar to remove the case to another magistrate, but this Justice Thompson would not allow under the circumstances. Mr. Phillips,as coanse) New, protested against the trial by Jus Thompson. The Jmstice, however, decited that the Jaw wade it his duty to ury the cas end that ke would do it according to the evi cence which ebail be presenied: and his dec cision should be based upon chat evidence, whether for or against the accnsed. —- Forp’s New THEATER — ‘The celebrated play of “Pilot and Passion” is to be prodaced for ibe first time here, this evening; that jaimiiable actress, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, appearing as Mad- ame de Fontanges, supported by Mr. ©. wirent teh as Desmarets, Mr. H. B. Poiili ps us cuche, and Mr. Herne as De Neuville. The play bas been for some time iu preparation, and will doubtless attract a large audience to witness incidents in the secret police spy sys- tem, so famous in the French Goverrmen and upen which the play is founded. T° smusing farce of “ Masy Shaving,” in wh Pishop has a most humorous character, con- es the periormauce. Several standard all the pastors of the churches ciation be ine sn- pare aficrd Mrs. Bowers an opporianity of appear- ing 1p a range of legitimate characters, worthy her high reputation The change will be hailed with pleasure by all ber admirers. Port or Grone ntered— Leader, Harper, fro nilad Iphia. Scnrs. Marylacd, Foxwell, for Leon ardiow! Hendrick Hudson, Avery, for B: Girdler, Crie, for Hijton Head, Riley, Meredith. Accomac. Win Osdea, Parks, Go; Martha Washington, Harding, St. Mary’ Director, Gibbors, Accomac: Isa Johnsen, co; Emily Francis, Crockett, Vicksburg, H el, New Haven; Henry A Wise, Bowie, Mattawoman; A. Edwarcs, Barker, Nanticoke river. eer iiss LAURA KEEnr.—«The Sea of I ny drawn large crowds to witness it, at + Wasbington Thrater, entails nj onthe man- Tent ‘he recessity of again placing i: before public te present evening. Th- scenery c effects are really brauti ul, and the actrg of Miss Kne and her artists wortiy ofall praice. (on the withdrawal of this emi- effort was mide | rently successful play, other novelties will ba | presrbied in constant euecession, and also will be repeated the tavorite comedy, “Our Amer- b Cousin,” which we sre sure will gratify a i+ ree porticn ef our play-goers. a Srconp Wakp Station Cases. Jatharine cs i j 4 executed * | STRAYED AWAY FROM THE BALT. Depot, a gray Ho'fo witb sv open Wagon, on the eve- The ticder will be suitariy re- yf the oth. ning of the ious warted by ret rere the same to EDWD. SION, fe &5 kK. ost on Ea‘urday night, » black Ge and tan Teentey LUG, wearing s matal collar marked B liail. The above reward will bs paid upon hia delivery at my are He: 40, oppo tite Cev ter Market, ket 7 Le and oth & fe 10-st* EDWAFPD fac. Grover. * » WANTS. Ww: ANGRiae Shen Serle oe Wales Girl, a Ba Box 15, Star office for two 5 * ite young Girl s = ” Ts Tes J ATION to do General Housework i: ate farnily. Address Co Ex V A572 D—a vs ve odo the Geneva! Hoa we ¢ & Azo fautir, nire at 416 K a bet. hand ieth e fewest j ANTED—& goed P aTeenaPnie oreha: it = reed Gallery Lf. a2 Market’ erece Cis hand 9th sts, fe 19 \j ANTED—By a reep-ctable Wom TICK as CH ‘ok in & private acai no ob- Jectien to so to ths country. Inquire at the « OF ner of 2d and H, in basement. Tee RareROTABLA YOUNG GIRLS Want Situations; one as Narse and the other es Crambermaid. oe boarding house, Piel ress Box 2. Star © erred. ad Fe: vantnexperienes, Address M. it., Btar Office. feio-2 A fONUe OF 850 Wity on GIVEN gor Tae posrescion of 2 Six. Bcoi @ good Kelghbarbo 4d, Address L vor. in. Port rotise y three re spactanle Amsrican Girls St" ¥ from the country. SITUATIONS to Jo Gone- re; | 2 FOR SARS SA Good Will ab Fixtar FOR RENT = eed ellen! Bose ear oa Snail BR. Uek, six rooms sant artes ak oes Mp ck ture aod Lease ee 4 Ba’ Foisgue siti Eataah agg HOUR fe 8 4" .P. DRURY. Ee a I e corner 0! an fey-2t* J SLBATaERY, LET—Two BED- ROOMS and one Basement ROOM suitable fora doctor's office or a shoo sicre, 424, on E mrevt, tet. sth and _ FS ae The jasement lish Brick DWELLING, Wo 456 Bisveata cr aNTED tai Houcework; situations togetier preferre 1, Ad- aes &.G., Mcatgomery House, Georgetown ae fice. WaNT 10 AIRE A FIRS OLAS a tant Ccok, for which libersl wages will be sait. Nene other then a firet olaes cork need make ap- phestion Apply at @RESN’S Restaursnt, corner of sth and E eta bid Ww ANTED—Teo WOMEN competent to Wash, err: and Du:t Passenger Uars at the 3B, & BR kepotin Weshiagtoa,tor waich good roger aid, = further information apply to G_ 8. TZ. Agt., or H. LYBRAND, Fore.san of care at raid ‘tation, fe W0-Lw_ Ww aNTED IMMBDIATALY—A respsetable Ool- OMAN who is Fa geee zeamstress able to and Tigres nae 0 plain sewing in ths Rement nap iso understands the use of Wheeler & Wilson's sewing wachine. Tu one thoroughiy competent (s@d cone oth sr need apply) bigh wages will ill he given. Apply at 146 Gy earner py antaD—— feat vate WHITE COOK in rs rivate one fron wn; Wages $10 per month, Address Box 199, fod Iw W 4h7BD—2: iwenty five or thirty Pea ERS, at $275 perday. Inzuireof A JACK- pa on Mth street, between @ and Navy Yard. Fae Roo Ey @ competent Man.a SITUATION as Ga: Sever: understands his business in all Kis brancnes | Oan give good rezommendations Appls at the Star office. fe 9 3t* ANTED—A Seagie GaRDENBa; good Wage in House and board fur- nished. One with mits without Salldren oy era red. Address Box 199. fe CES UPN BAR OGHAEROER, RA EE! rd 14th street. Bay PONY, with a whit rehbead, anda whitencse, By proving pte ipayirg cherges from Pebraary & com bare him. Apply to Captain TEN RY lithand NY avo. fi) 2t* eveulug of the oth fust., dbeiween ck, op Bridge at. .st, “naar the erly,@ gecowe,& BASKST. contsiviog nine anda yeirof Sl peers Avuitable Reward xiveu to the finder by leaving the Basket at STERLE’S Bestaurant opposite oe Car tand. Georgetown 10 3 fac REY r Ret ‘and Whits, Witt o marks with ens ory reward will be : rany infcr- 4 of North Cag: G@ verrment D— A few ceyssinge,on CK &T BOOK. centetetag a ram if money, ‘The Jorer oxy ubtaia itby calling at the Bost OF fise Hunse sontatives, mroving property, and » tee expr of this advartiae mont, or = “y Guetsyue K chell,on or abcut the 23th each, payable in six aad tweive wo: after, Bi is to forbid any one from ree Hee or ty ere aid votes. January, © cae or on leaving ‘the cate, TIPPBT. By leaving the sama st the :S liberal reward wilt be paid fae He ) REWARD —Loat. on Saturday cveniag, a oil Newfoundland PUP about six weaks The ‘Qader witireceiva the above raward b: 491 Tenth street, below Pena. a th Ui old calling at No. fe 8-i¥ O&T—Suaday, Jan. Sint.» Biack aad Tac RAT- 4 BOG, about bipht months old; collar, snd lock with keyring ® turned to B. Gee ENE, Hee Depot, Kirkwood House a libe: ward will fo 8-3t B( RSWAED —Areward. rat $5) will be pai be and Lo questions asked, upon the return of a Gold S atch and Chan, axe Shirt Studs, anc patrec ir of Slesve Buttons White handled Revol: Nore, which wee stolen from hous» No 357 n the morning of the 2d i poly. ScHN DUGAN, No. 483 Tenth at. fe4-st* Wa4step TO PUROHASE— Four (4) a5 broken sound young MULE3 avd WSunk ss Aysly 20 MOBGAN KA(NEH ART, foot G stree le “WANTED, I DIATELY—A good Joxrnsy- man BARBE: Apply at 479 Berenth s:., bet. Pend B. G. 0. @. BAUR, fe 9-3t* Wasbington, 9.0. Ww ANTED TO PUROHASE—A CORNER LOT, one urimproved preferred, situated betwean band 15th streets west, and Penn, avenue and K erent north. Address Box No 8: = office, | stating weet i ms. price, dc. a9 St* y 7 ANTE MED BL a “Ohita hy Hse ? Fi highétst wages will bs given to one that is well rcommendsd, Also a Ovclored ae ona wantcd. Inquire at 475 Sixth street fe »—By & respoesible Lacy, & Furnished . or would take charge of @ house pat cc pet nation, for the nrivileve of taking doarders, Address 514 Eleventh # pauicn KERS WANCTED—Compstent bands car obtain iromediate empioyment oo applica “9 sees. A. ECOLESTON, 307 ¥ street. ¥ Washington; Tanne at BI Wan west of 7h street, a Rent monthly ia aivance. Ad- vies 2 Olerk, Stat fice, stating locality and price, ie must understand Gardeutrg. & GUY’ Btore. fos efore tha Porsassion on or wmerried; bae had five years’ exo the busines. Address WM. McCOUSUAN Wart . York county, Penn fa t-lw* BD IRM EDIATRY ‘Ten good HAN 38 Box Mennfactory of BH. HA Messin 9 Seventh street, bet. H acd ‘a fed lw™ ANTED—A BUI or the First W 8" feat front, and xot less than 120 fes: deep. Avp.y next door = Bank of Gommerse, to M. V. BUCKEY, 29 echt* 10, 000 AGENTS WANTE. —Solsiers, Sat- lera. Army to sellour Bat f Generals Graat. Meade Banks: Met! ver Oorps, Cavai Agents are now waking from $3» to Sifoy & mocth. Samples are seat on recip? 0. $l. Apoly to or audress J. BARNE* & CO.. ictsonth es oo doors gouth of Pena, ‘evens, Walia D Im= § 10% REWARKD.—Strayed from the sabecriber, e w Jiteey gvetue, ope Mahogony-bay ScLT; Drooyeare; act auitd lteen handy high, The above reward wili be paid for the delivery of the raid colt 10K. H, LAMBEL!, on New ettey avenue, No.7 00D BOARD aND FINE. ROOMS—IN_ A B piestant loeality. are offered on ascommodst- 2 terms, st 357 Rleventh stiest, Let Law’ BM, near y application fa ANTSP — SECOND HAND FURNICURS, W "dice, Mirrone, Cerpete, Badan atts Housefurn ie Goods of ares4 dos ‘tip! SB PERSONAL. vel Pen. <a Very sbort time, on or ab. Christmes 1 i » docs pot retura it s002. I ssa take measures to recover it, rE expose hima to the public. [fein ge | 06. HA“KINS. SULE RUAKD—A fow mea caa be ac sgumaea a with Table oard. Bt ma ¥ sts SBOSRD 20th sod aus Terms th, iveludinw fits an fe 8 st URNIsHBD RO! D BOARD for gent'en ex; also a few Tabla B quiere cea he sccon wodatet by applying at 411 Tai tazath street bet _G szd A fei Vv DONT, Gav d to receive regular Tao) i4-tf be orner oprovaments A 28 BOAKOBRS OA Ed ed et 426 Twentieta rtreet of F. ‘The hoowe baa ali the mode ja 1o-Im* GEORGETOWN ADVERTS PREF Meas OF ALL KINDS AND OF THE beat quality RESH POULTLY GAME and VEGRTARLES Always on hand. BUGAP GURED erty and FRU(TS, In cana, Warranted, and deliv: red free. . GURE & 00, High free? jaw eofi* FEW PIES’ OLA Whittug, Charles Ellis, ard dis Mary Fogal. drunk réerly. workhouse. .inmes Robinson, and to leave the city by the firs: train. Hugh Paine, Jobn Jackson, do; $2 each T. geert, John O'Hear, James Donlay. drank; divmis West Adams, violating city I f=. Lewis Bill, disorderly: #3. Elizib » carrying weapons; $5. Jerry L. Mills, kK and sleep in street; dismissed. Se We uon¢erstand that the Penn Mutnal Life Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, have paid, promptly, $5,000, the amount insured vpon the lite of a deceased citizen of the Sav- ‘nth Ward. The company is worthy of great commendation f.r their promptness in this matter. eee Ne EXTENSIVE Auction sale of photograph al bums ard frames, illustratea fift hooks, poet's, juvenile’s, &c., ststionery, fancy goods, writing puper, envelopes, blank hooks, Ciaries, family bibles, clocks, gold and silver watches, gold jew iry, gole and silver pencil cases, flae silver plated waree, table and pocket en/lery, forei sn fea shells, oud an immense variety of tancy geecs, this( Wednesday) evening, at By o'clock, ard to meriow morning at 10 o'ciock and even. ing at 6% o'clock, at J.-C. M-Guire & ©o0°s auction rcoms, corner of D and 10th streets It Bmp Teeron BANnine’s M Nattse Des, » DericatTe Ly bike It is a known fact ch Sitting or standing ind cea a comp essed thoulders, weak bac’ , dyspepsia. con- <i s, weight,and bearing down, urinary , coldness of feet. and ruptures. It is tre fat, that Doctor Bri nc Brace nts and r moves these malaties Ap- th pre: piled by Dector Banning at ths Natioval Hotel. Office hours from 12 M_ to6 P sees np Cnains, Ladies’ Setta, Rine-, Pins, Silver t), ter Jewelry Btore, 42 street. Tea Spoons at ths Dol- Poansylvania ay., near 43 _fe 1v-1e* CrP to Tum Wars dlers Netove thay oe tie ome tee of ike ante Buc "408, near ‘y street) to get a bosatiful near ree! Ls Seweiry for One Dollar.” & a fe 3 68" a 8, &e. These afiitcted with’ ‘ieee troublesome thines, whether bard or soft corns: -ose troubled with Bopions, Catlonitios hub, aod is Toe Bail-, can fied Se elie! wad satidactory bepefite by applyiae to Dr White, 24 ‘Pe apeylea- nia averue. between 4 and 6th atre te Separate ro fur ladies, No charge for consultation. tr Nortor. Dr. E. B. Lightbi'l, from 34 8t. Mark's Placa, New York, suthor of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” Letiers on Catarrh &.. &e, will ortly make a professional visit to Washiagton where tecan be consulted on Des‘nea,, Ontarch’ Discharges from the Esr,end al the various dis’ eases of tho Rar, Throat andalr Passages, ja tw A KARE CHANOR, SELLING OFF! SELLING OFFI $50,000 worth of BOOTS AND SHOR atcot for ten dtys only, rid Pal L, HEILB&UN & GO,, 506 Eeveath street, adjoining fe ger _Odd Fellows’ Hall, YALEGTINES! VALENTINES !! If you wish to iste fr a ehcics selection of VAL- EDTINES go to 460 18th street, where you can firdath arena Ciff re Uhds toc toose from, Our 5 cent Vale a ia prepared ex prenziy for the conve tienes of roidiers, an they conta tion of Sentiments! and Comic Valentines BS ich will be sent by return mail on veceint of price. We bare also. a tmant of Stationery. Novels, Novelettes, Msgazines, Schoo), Zaiitary: ard Sope Books Ballads. in 08, aud weeliy Pa te-ices ® great variety of Fancy Goods, Notions. Tojlet articles, Per‘umery snd Ostlery, incladiag DDT erous DF! ry ar aS fulartic! na di tors any sricle in the book or crake ee The, wi G Orders frem ¢ be pl tented to. Eoidtera Viritirg the city ai rats their advantage to csi! ard )x-mine there goods, AM URZ & 8ON WIL 460 Fifteenth ni 2 t feo 5t” Treasary building 'OR FAL E—A Fi Te Teraineeeeete 12 Market Space, Penn. avenue, bet. ey ctreeta, fo8 3t* Rovere 7RU.T, CEMENT AND ALI, KINDS 7 Wrappl G Nan s7a'b ne me ar aaah. seRRE- oat cea pri re Newspapers, vo: Hage, and all binds of Paper Btecee £1,000 TO 22,9000 — 1 ke to invest the 6 divertiser would atin the terest in come esta’ ines in ae Raat soe name, and - : te re att a) ers’ Tents on hand a: LILY'S Awning mod Tent PF we Soarecasih of Pei enue. Colon's na Be iia ae ‘ae &.—2eccnd hand Tents bought and told, ja 29 1? 486 WIDOW E EHADRES, A choice stock of Window Santee a terne and colors, cheng Ay nants No 486 S33 5wif™ Bight doors above Pen 486 <§ cere ee s fas | IERERY FOREWARN ae PERSONS FROM | 4 c.esiting my wife, MAY Y CILINN, on my ac- ecunt, as I will mot pty any debts of her contrast ing. She having leit my bed and boar’, without just cause, fe9 lw* desirous rot forming the acqueintarce ofa indy (e h or without incum- bracce }jn relation to matcimony. A Indy pos- fersing the following qualifications may rely on the crre:pondert being stri tly confilential: Her | Pigheet aim bappiners heresfter; a lows fur poetry end music; preposseesing; an amiable texper, ant | iz berown righy posressing the samo ioberitance es cdvertiser. who is Dow 35 years cf age, unb'em- isheo re eputsticn. tetiperaie habits and = -und con totion ‘The beg* referezce g.ven and requi «4 Acd Teen. Omegr,” Bt f29 lw? Mes. RMIT xX r OLALR- a Voyant and Test Mec:um i street, Ge rcrihes and communicates with sp:rit (r.- 148, saec hiving friexds ata distance. telie their charactsr, gets tames, examines Citenses perfectly, magus lizes, reees Le efuture, Houre from Wa.m. tills pn foS wt BD? ae - RBY Muy be ecreulted cox Adentially, at 492 reverth street, detwoe near Bore Fellows’ ington D. &F Lloccrable and SCiv ws fic trextent acs teed KFIBUD, OF K anBae CAN, br pacited on the Past, Prese Events at ber rcom.on the Bort | 4th and Lstreets. Pue hag etidiet uader one of | the mont celebrated Astrologers of theage. whe guerente:s catisfaction toa! those who war give | herwesil She canbe seen from 8a. m. te 9 p. Price One Dollar, f3 su yUrT He THING vOR THE LADIES WM. PRINCE. 341 ¥ ‘treet. Opporite Patoot Cficv bes just received a few pieces of the Gnast Viannel ever oSered hare, the vary article for n- fants Shirts and euawe which he is ready to fur rich by the yerd and stamp with any of his eiaga7t patterns Ladiog caanoi fail to be pleased with thin article, a8. similar ove js acldcm offured here. Ne ioe elegant Wrapper Vokca stamped and ready ds LAbIsS, Look HERE You kind of Stitching an} Tucking wing Gone at the Ledies! Loses Pe‘ent. a DoW eat. wells in ung De: ) yom Bestel Wile on" * ” stachine iv cone. ra'cr on ‘Work | neatly and prompt Lacies your patroarge © can now accommodate later with indelible mark-pg xs fell of initial stamping on Tandkerch‘of Pillow Cases, &c. one place - if you please ia town for such work, da 2 tf Monee, FRANCIS MOBUN “1 Tenaxors B. MOHUN & SON, fcvcorssors 1o J. T. Laxman, LUMBER DEALERS, Canal, Between 12h and Vth Streets, Washing‘on, D. 0. The undereigned having purchased the Lumber Yar! of Mr. Jro. T. Lenman, ara now prepared to fdrciah Lumber of all kinds at the markst rates, Th: y desire to call attention to their large stock which consists in part of the followiug kinds: Atout 100,000 feet Walnut, all thicknesses, 100,000 feet % Poplar, prime, 100.00 ‘* Oak avd Ash, vations sizes, 1,000.000 feet Scantling and Joint, all lengths, 1,(00,.00 “* White Pime Cullings, X 500,000 e Flooring. Alro a large quantity of all other kirdsof Lumber. fe $-co!m MOHUN & 80N. ae Ee ae NEW YORE. Yor! ht dees i St rae Deon tater Now 3 wfort onal 4 mn tre raratiae tine == ¥ JANTED—A MAN to assist on a Farm near ‘A BITD ATION, bra Watchmaxer. ] OT, in Georgetows | sod other ia ani oat of the | ) OTIOE.—Lf the psraon who borrawed my Gra- | sees: ot, Dear B. Apply at No. 366 Eleventh n streat, Fo EALE-200 Cords of MIX&D WOOD, will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. HENBY MABTIN. near Fort Siocum, on creek Church Road BA New Two story Brick HOUSE g four acet Rooms, ased as a Rest: qual doing afair Dusiness For particulars enquire ete premises, K street, between i9th and mth Streets te, near wert market. ci st* rth side between 17 fh and Tach sta, nd Good Will, for ¥ 244 Penn. avenae, with few. Fix perdioniars apply Die HOUSE FOR RENT—The Kesi- dence of the late Thomas Carberry, Bq, situ- ated on i7th street Immediate posssasion given. a 7 < HP; dealer in wood and ont ad and” satisfactory yeasons givenfor selling. Apply for this week at Sa Eleventh street, above K. fez 3t° FOR RENT=A Brick HOUBE with foar rooms, “ ee apes horse, atar 7th etre 4 ie a ‘ark, sarsa pov at JOHN 8. EDWARDS, fe?-lw* No. 481 E street, between 3) and éth, — Fo, SALE —The new Canterou °y aeomng 8A LOON; the largest in the U. 8. tainiag seven fine A'‘leys, with Balls and Pins cowplets. Large Kar, and ail the appurteaances of 4 first-siass Restsurant; now doing a gvod business, will be sold low for gach, Apply on the premises, first floor Canterbury Hall ia Frok SALE-A ccrner GROUERY and ae LING onthe Island, price $2 239) test of Ground snd aswail House for $70), Farms of 50, 60. 80, 100,180, 40 and 360 acres from 4 to 12 miles froma Washington MITCHELL & SON, fe scutheast cor. Pa av and {5th street. OK SALE- The BTOCK avd GOUD WILL ofa Grocery. Liquor, and Provision Store on lith street,» f.w aquares from Pennrylvania a rite ‘Terms osch. he Btore and Fixturesean bo leased to the par- Enquire of W, y Restaurant corner 14th and Pennsylvania avenue, fe3-3t* OK KENT—Ore BRICK HOUSE, on seventa street, [siand, near F rtreet; one FRAME UOUsk, four roors, on the cornerof 4's and & strects. Isard; two fmail frame BOUBBS, 01 F street, between 21st and 221 streets, in the’ Firat | ward, Apply to H.S. JOP NEON, 3 Zeno. axerne, between 432 and 6th streets, ores Na- fiopal Kotel. 2 ine LET—Two Furnished ROOMB, No. 408 ; eee and 7ip sta Ro ALE—S'EAMGD OYSCER SOON na ye AURANT, No. 493 Teath street, three Coors irom Penn. ave. cif fe 8-1w™ pos eeet- 4 FORNISHED 800M one or two gentlemen, within one rquare of the Patent Cfice 400 Eigbth st SENT—Five ROOMS. furnished or uafar- nisbed, three on first and two on eesond floor; suitable {cr two small femiuies. Apply at 320 Reference re pited: Inquire at No. bet Gan t i | Ninth, tet. Land | Fo: SALE—The BARER SHOP ia the aor tro- | tre? tsp Bath Room Inquire of JOHN HRL- © 365 Est, bet. 0th and lith sts , van: ingten D.C. ce) FS RENT—The Largo Three-story ei oR HOUSE, en Pene art bet. 9th and 1th sireets, ecuth tide, No, Possession aimee April: ii ‘Apoly to JOHN ALEXANDIR eke [,OR SALE—Three two-story Frame HOUSES, rituated on 234 st-eet, between ¥ and F; satis: factory reneons wiven for relling. For farthac | ‘culare, enquire on the premises. Mess * J. RILAY. ror? '—Two New Dwelling HOt 8E8.on tae } eights of Gaorgetown, facing Stoddart str-et, | each containing nine reoms,in renee the kiter Fer furtser particulars apply to JO! Hans | cn Congresartreet, fe.8-3t" Frok se. S—A first clans RESTAURANT, ia one i ‘of the best locationa in the city. Terms re H ate Fer particalars y at the Star offic Fo HEN@T—A rerly furni hed HODES teveDteen roo: 0. 4"6 Vwelltn Kand Ff streets; FURNI?CURG for a: ENT AND SALE. BAL B—OB WILL a aeeAneR miles 2 it o gv0l arsling five eye, Noses given. Price $30 per sere, ot Bue Boe Teh aad ooh, aoe Jersey avon Obio avenue thi s ‘ovements conrist of al sard dollars worth Building and one 3m the yard; about forr miles fro: jarket, Mr. Beund ‘atm. me vil x pold—or be! A large Le tty ee or eecee: mee detween wta west ae a ° oy soinsproved Property. ‘ossession 0! uamed premises given first May Mika on ja 16-Im* No 524 I street, roe Bais SALB—A new vita eu three ate ; Brick No 192 Fourth AES York eee Abov: med contains eight reoms. A J.¥. CREWS, No. 424 Seventh street. AUCTION'SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers’ JERY VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY AT TI CORNER OF PRNN. AVENUE ane Twas- TY-Fiast_ stREET aT AvcTioN —On WEDNES- =e, AFTEENOON. Pebrvary 10th, at 4 o’cloek, premises, we sball sell the whole of Lot No. n. in square 75, ea toe western 17 feet fromt- ing 69 feet 9 inches on Penn. avenue, and "5 feet 8 incles on Ewenty- fret street, and contaiaing 5.988 fe ot in Deautifully Toented for dwellt D f division into four desirable build? lots ‘erms : One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve month: ith interest, secured by a deed of trust on tie p igen, Conveysnces at cost of purehaser, Title anex- tii bl ee 5.0. MeGUIRE & 00.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers, yeenecxs THEES-STORY BRICK HOUSE 4No LOT. ON SOUTH M STREET, BRTWREN 4ND 69TH STBEETS WEST, ar ADCrioN.—On WE. NESDAY. the i(th irstant, we } sell in front of the premices. at 40’elock p.m tory Brick Builcing.with Erick Bt ard all other cot houses, and periy Be Let on wuieh i: starde being Lot No Si, in square No. 52. This preperty i¢ hawdromely locets4 om scuth M street. bet. Four-and a-half and Sixth streets, Isiand. Terme: Ove third cash; delance in 6, 12, and 18 mov'hs. for notes bearing interest. A deed given and deed of trust taken 411 copreyanse, ini ing revenue itamps. at cest of purch: fes BEEN & W. LLraMs, Anota, by WM. WALL & CO.. Auctionsers TAL Bue IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT Avuctiog —On WEDNESDAY AFLERNOON, 1th inst., at 40’clock. we will sal], in front of the premises, Lot 21 in rererration No. il, ou the waat side of Second strest west Se Band Cstreeta north. improved bye th: ay bee nouse, with two story beck buiding This houre being large erd roomy. well built. co1modiovs, and w' two rquares of Penney lyanis avenue Btied for a large boarding house, a1 newly painte The a: mention of parties desiring to make tay: ments is requested, e@ this is one of the most uable pieces of Property at at present in —— mal Terms: Cre-balf balance % months, bearing setae: Jad secured zs ‘a deed of trust ou the premises. | sate ‘omscasion given iminedis fe. = WM.L. WALL wes Aucts. C. McGUIRE & OO... Aact: PFoesiscae AND BEFEOTS OF ES AFAMILY Deciiring Housexkerrigg.—On THU RSD. MORNING, Feb. lth, at F) oclocx, at the eee of 18th snd'I atreets, wo ehal! sell the Purnitare and Bects of « family declining housekeeping, mprising— Plush-covered — and Neg Ohairs, Marble top i Fadl Wares Fancy Tables, What ‘tnot, Mahogany Card Tables. Hair-cloth icecse. Brusrels ard IngrsinJarpau) Rugs, Oti Cleth, Mahogan ut Extension Table, Cane seat Ohairs, Rorewood Marble-top Sideboard, mirror back, Crockery, Glass Ware. zat - further pattioulara inquire ws the preipiees, fe 6-!w* STAULANT FOX BALS.—A HKestanrant aod Diving Fsloon, sitrated on one of the princi- pzl thoroughiar’s of the city, factading Furaiture anc Fixtures foreate. This e:tabli:hment is one of the mest popular resorts in the city. and is do- ing t laree paying business. business of import. | attce in snother eestion of country is the sole reason | of tke prostieter offering bis place for sale. For | fee anc otaer information apply at the etar or ce, fe 6 Washingion. D. 0. REFTAURBAL NT, with twenty rcoc and frown 8s one of the most populer, the beat business in Wazhi: ingtou: is EB uated in one of the best locations in the city, @ reazon of the proprietor selling in, be wishes to retire from business, This estsblishment has great advaat: ger cornected with it, as will be shown by aa terview, aud is ene of the rarest chauces ever fered in t city to en enterprising man a capi- tel. For fa’ rticulars apply to MITCHELL & SON, Rea! Batate Brokers, southeast cornr Fens. 4 [sth etreot fs 6-lw E BALR—GEOCERY 51 ORE and FIX TURES hand rmall, culner Ninth acd New York avenue, Stock on rearon given for eras out. Inquire on he pram- © {fe 5-iw"] W.D MAN. firat class attached, ad doinz rent low, and good stand, The bsst oR Ran aS HOUSE, at on Niath strect exst, between Band 4. coataining four rooms, cellar, garret, sn@ stable, Apply on tha prewices Toad eu VOR SAL B—A RTAND in the Center Macket and one in the Northern Liberte Merket For further information Inqvire of GEORGE W Cis- 3™7 Reventh street, between H end I. FIRST-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOR KENT—The large convie House sir dou the corner of M street northand Vermont avenne, well Known as the residence of His Excellescy M. M tiebos, the Braziiian Minister, for several years peat is for rent; possession giren on the first day of Mach reat. Th ciscr can be seen at any e, 3nd the ted on applicaticn to oe fine woder- COL2 TREN. nye ADAMS Exee. and Trus. of C_L. Coltman, deceased JO CENISE D LOOMB FOR RENT—fo geutie- men only, 506 Ninth strest. ove door from ca. arerue, over tle office of ludependent relegrapu Company. Waried at the neve. place, a SERVANT to to Generali Housework; nons need apply aie good recommendation: rex SaLE—Fine RB21DENC# pear Pesan. av ¢ rooIws, Lot $7xlyl; corner Grocery, Dw d Ctable, Leland ; (Sur rm. Houses. I steesion. Five hundred Lota tavrants, end Business Places. Several desira: bie Houres fer rent, it MITOWKLL & 83 fen ecntheaxt oorner Pa ave aul > ARM FUK #ALK- Sither one or two by acres, excellent neighborh 10d, well imp: ard rescy for immedia'« occupation; it has ecmmodious apd beautifully situaled D iarge Narn, and Stabling for twelve horse: s Cota-houss and Grainery, and ovary a2e0 fai tn provemant fon extacgive facning: ia ctmaed on the Seventh-street road, with good fractage, ant erly e ght miles from w iagtoa For further information apply erRone'ly to WILLIAM A. ae —— or it y letter address Slizo = st unty, Md. le 2- a —A new two sto Fra: Hi a aod or situated on Sixth street w: bet L acd M streets south, (on Island.) No. 74%, now used aga stcreand dweiling For farther informa- fe4 a lion irquire of J, @ BTO. bet. tem and 9ta streets weat, Washington, D. 0. fe [vars FORSALK. 170 ‘acres of goo tiaod ad ut ene nile from tne railroad at Bitsville, be tween the citiesof Washing'od and Baltiv ora, 140 acresimpreved; balance in #ocd; » variety of very fine fruit on the place; perfectly heattay ‘ani goo reighvorhood. If not cixpored of by the Ist of March, it will then be for rent or let upon sdates. Lae pichnage for city property. nes at es arenas: ae ROUTROF rue etal 9 eran wii be m etreet eehet or ‘at ar eds ones. Foe gee ors, Laeger oat Fifty ny Gertz OA we dollars lord at ioanwre for beit core oes ‘four miles from Genter Market, on the Rock-creek id asa bar- sie at Ro, 09 OK, No 420 Bet north, | Msbogany Bedstead. Bar Marilerio Wardrobe Marble top » Washriand Bei ra and Pi lows. Centers and Blankets, Wixdow Bhades, Toilet Be' Stoves, Cooking and Steer "itoves, Kitehen Uter- fond omy GO MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By WM... WALL & CO.. Auctioneers Sovth corner Poinsylvania avenue and Ninth stress, CUSEBOLD FURNITURE. &e . AT AUCTI Gr THURSDAY MOKNING, lith instant, at li o’cio.k, we sball sell at No 301 F strest, oet. otk aad lth streets. the Furniture of s family re- vit g from the city, embracing— Payor pnt in Green Brocatelle. Bincrel", Thieé Ply. and other Carpet, Marble top Certa¥ ann Pier Tables, Lounges and Cttomant, Curtains, Ocra ices, and Fixtnres, Stair Carpe ‘rode d Fixtures, Mshogany Marbi fp Baceaue and Washatands, Walcvct, French. snd Iron Beadsteads, Cottage Chamber Suiten. Corled Bair, Shuck Mattresses, Tcilet tets and Waehstands, Sopkiag Eteve, Ritehen] Furniture, & CO., Aneta. Py Li PRAM an 7B 8, S3, > AaCOD ETT og L y Ss Saie—Oo THUREDAY APTERNOON, Tith at 4ovelock, on tae premises we shall sa rtof Lot No. '32,in Bquare No 833. fronting 24 t on porth 1 rtrest. betwe ea 6th and 7th straas exd runnivg deck Jif feet to a3) foot al aby a Frame Go tage, containing 5 rooms aud sitchen Terins eseh. feéa J. 0. McGUIBE & O0., Ancts. B ¥ JO ob & CO., Auctioneers. XTENSIVE oCXLE oF SPLENDID PHOTO- pir ALBUMS, SPLENDID Girt Books, 8ra- SMARY, SILVER PLATED WARS, TAUL® AND PooK- Faxoy Goons, &¢ —Ou THIS &VAN- siock, at the Suction Rooms, and cun- ty ulrgiach dayatthat kcur nontil the whole is cispored of, we shail sel a splemdid invoices of & ovr, comprising a large assortment of elegantly bour! Photographic Alias, cf various sizes and Large aesortment of Note, Letter, and Cap Paper, Envsiopes, tok, Pene, Pencils, Ke. sone #a.criment of fine Outlery ani Pancy Goods, Gises Caven. ie fag mer ot Bilver- pi Bye Knives, werxs Bato Mags Sonlers Cake ane Gara Packete, ce ni fa tte en. Wite Castors, Molasses Pitchers, Uail Balls, & :' ALSO, ASplendid Collection of ‘Poteizn Bea Shel's,com- prising asfine av cone as has ever deon offer- ed at avction in this city. é . it and terms cash Piet ory: OG. MoGULBE & OO . Ancte. | ety'es By GRE & WILLIAM, J Auctioneers, Ls nets SREREALIOF BRICK ROUSE AND LO? oe BETWEEN H anv I Staes18 —On WOE. pay. xed day of sone, 384. Ls ee ell, im x remires, at 4 o’clos! Front of the Prey ee Sabancived. bearine date he January a and oo in es dea. Sy Ne * Jand racer: ?Goumbia the folowing namad Iyire. ent being in the cily of Wa'hington raforeseid, vis: Lot numbered Seven, (7, ‘t Lot numbere? Ssven (7.) inEquare peiubered fty five, ('5.) baving a front of 18 feet some cher op 25d street west, between north I nat streets, and ronning Dack 187 feet 24 inches, to- eiber with the improvements whice ere a Fao: story | Brick Dusting House, &e ,&3. Terr of exile © Ail cenveyancing. including revenue atemps, at ecet of the pu ] the terme remot comp'ied with in five days after sale, the tras’ ht to resell thastr Uy adve: es The ange ere timer in tho shaser vertising the sam Evening Star. RISAABD MORGAN fell-eokds GREBN & WiLL TEN ‘Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAM ATaCstiON — KEE MILOH cows AT Tice TURDAY. ua fost., wes FMANUBL |.AORY, _ $a 22-3" ear Fort Slocum. T FAB! Fo ergs tou sles fom th on the, ot sizhtece: fier egeee gad einat aos Market, batt be. =m. i lite very ete) Fine ie Sis Wit iil be ns: few-st ALBNTIN B 8itt The Largest 8 = am ase ‘events yentis eee ane fel owiif meget an aioe es eae : arn. Fel be soa st Bune & nB eorner of Bole