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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
- TuRE AT hUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 18Th
iastanr, 1 shall sell, at the residences of w ri Hrsw
ner' ESQ, NO =, on the north side of north B. he.
tween "a and Sd streets west, az 10 O'Clock, a. m
an excellent assortment of nearly new Furniiure
N
Fine Walnut Damask covered Parlor Set.
Closet, N
Fine Mahogany Marble-top and other Bureaus.
r Inc co. French and other Bedsteads
Fine Walnut w ardrobe and SIdeboard
Elne veneer Cane seat Dining nd other Chairs
Fine Walnut Extension Table, Hat Rack &c
China, Crockery, Glass, Table cutlery, and Plated
Superior Man:el Vases and GirandoIes
ElIe Hair ana Shuck Mattresses,
Bo ster and Pi lows, Bedding.
Velvet, tapestry ard other Carpets
Cooking Rad IatOr and other Stoves
With a good lot of Kitchen X co uIsItes, and many
othefartloes. which we deem unne cessary 10
tnumeri te. -
Term. All sums under SIS, cash; over ss5, a
cri dat OF SO and 80 days for notes satisfactorily en-
ia "a d A. GREEN Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il EsTATK virtue OF q deed Of trust bearing
date Attn OF une 1857, and Teco ded among the Isnd
81 No. lS5, lolos 2s 2l<. and 2l5 viii sell al puhIc
auction. on THURSDAY, 9Th day OF January, isss
certain lot or parcel ofland II log and situate in the
CITY Oh washington. and marked and designa. cd IN
IN square i've hundred and sixteen 1916 y SAID LOT Il
situated on the north side Of street north. hetveen
tn anu ?th streets west, having q front Of sixty
alley. ~
Terms: One fourth cash, and balance IN equal
notes for the deferred payments to be secured By
deed OF trust upon the property.
Terms of sale 10 be complied with 10 eve DAYS,
otherwise the trustee the night to resell II
the risk and cost Of the purchaser.
AL convey AMONG at the cost Of the purchase.
ANDREW WYLIE, Trustee.
ia h-dts A, GREEN, Aucts
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THE LATEST NEWx
By Telegraph for the Evening s,,,
Later from Califor.ts

80 Louis, Jan @,-Advioes from "a, F,,,-
70 ~ ~. me overland mail oontsin vsc'ers dste,
open, erd late discovrrIe. rad ,ncr-.,.S s.,as in
Ths s,s les OF he gOld-kelds in that region.
for s,is :, amsh,p Herman had heen advertised
satisfy ind1n, .ancisco by the L = Marshal 20
ed for SIos 90 - n 'sheisco had fall
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lust RECEIVED, Prom Europe, st the Music
MUSIC for vioiin, Flute, vIo inceilo, and Hap.
COMPRISING the latsst publiossions. Jab
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~ NOTICE.
% THE LADiES.-We have lust received and
will open on Monday next. 2ith Inst. a very n n
laIge and beautiful assortment OF Frenoi AS$N
Flowers and Feathers; Z ancy and Velvet S0Se
Hesd Dresses; illnsi Cspes and Berthas all
shades OF cl and elegant wide Ribbons for sas
Illusion, White, Pink, ard Rlue Tarton, for
evening dresses; real Black Lace Colfeures; Barbs
and " rIstets; ace and Muslin Sleeves; also, a
great variety Of striped Muslin for sleeves; Vaen-
oenne aud Embroidered HandkerohIefs very fine,
Win general assortment Of fine goods usually
kept IN Ladies : aucy and Trimming Store, all of
whoh will I've sold cheap for cash.
III Al those who have not settled their bills are
earnestly requested to do 80 early as possible,
+. CUTTINGS,
ia p st No. u Pa ay, bet. 9th and O. n sts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL STEAM
NO ENGINE AND BoILER.-On THURSDAY
MOhNl Nc, Jan q. at IL O'Clock, at the ca ablish-
ment OF messrs. White Il Hail. on the corner of
Maine av and AZ at twheIe it has beer deposited
Tor sale Keeping shall sell by virtue OF Iced in
ard Boiler. e'N
Terms ne-thIrd each the residue i'm 2 And a
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, beariRr
interest. THO. j, FISHER Trn.fee
Ia }. e. MEG UlR T. a. CO, Aucts,
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OUR USICAL FRIE Nd.

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The f.vOr with which o URMUsICALFRIEND
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, wb. sOss
secured by subscribing to periodical 40 cheap, and
Pieces BY the following composers have appeared
IN the hrst 70 numbers; The names speak for Them
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op, Auber, Paeslello. LindpaInter. Beethoven q O
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'' "a st SfS N3Tf B. SEYMOUR
OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET-AI
IL in want of GLOVES or HOSIERY are
earnestly requested to call and examine one MN
Of the largest and finest stocks In Washing illG,J
imported to my order. Cali and look, II YOU Wv
~ NV W ' H6PKiSS's Unrivalled Bazaar.
o., 49,. o99rner Of sth st; and Pa; AYR
A PASSION FOR sAsKETs Can Be .r.tified
Store $50 18th street He has Baskets of eyery sizs
shape and ooIor-and he belI.ves IN low prices. jI5
THE ctLEsRATED "
OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty i've y..rs
of extensive and successful practice and are the
only sellaele preparations to cure the various ills
DIR. S: Hoses COUGH SYRUP. REX
r ECIOhAS VII IadlcaIiy cure COUGHS, Colds,
DR. s ROSES Alternative SYRUP,
r. uptions Chronic Diseases, Gicers Swelisd eel.
and all diseases arising from impure state of the
DR. J. 0SE'sDYsPEPTIc COMPOUND.
The onL cure cure for Dyspepsi a and Liver Com
PAR Ok. ts.G ROSES 3 Ss'P PAIN cURER !, no,
cure all but 1t alone has stood the tsst of IS years
Pain. IN the stomaoo and BoWss STAGES Taoc,
Pairs in the Limbs, Jniats, Back. and Spina or apy
pain INTERNAL, or externally. P.ios, u, IS and 50
Ifyoa wish to get cured of any Of the above com
p!snts get Ia. J.; 8; Roses genuine Medicines,
written signature on the cork OF each bottle. Sold
. 4: &; e IL .; ::ls 'o''D"'
BUFFALO s4fti; E ESSssEsto ROBES
r.i 81 9.si e
'h ss. .a' selling very 1sss.rG m.su,sy co
RowLAND's MAcAssAR OIL At 6IsBs's
~ AAr Store. p. ~" near 18th q. d0-sm
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AUUII0I sALA
TO-DAY q TO-MOKROW MORNTNa
By A: GREEN. Auctioneer.

.SS4AS~ 0kA&A
D-DAY4 To.MokRoW MORNING.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, AT THE con
roynn 1t T tsG 5ss ,s,s NonIH ar Ave
IN front the premises at ~ O'Clock D. m. Bart ~
10 LOT =, IN Square 7Is, with improvements, consist
eel lar. With eaoellsnt sasSe 61SE. rooms and
month"; e. one hall cash the balance in and Il
dees notes bearing interest from day OF sale.
..se ~-H A: GREEN. Auo..
=; =; MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
L IS sslMt,I pfY SALE OF OIL PAINT
uary sstS, A. 3, toG,siSpAY AFTERNOoN. jan
i sHs eli p yUs Of deed Of about
ahs L.nd.GsDs. G %sn. Of ss .Ss% f,@sd com
Fancy Sketches: e0es' Portraits and
0..n. 3 oI Sss e II p.;.f gs
By THOMAS BOWLING; 6eoT,,,o..
y CouRT.-On WEbNEsbkY SSRtPPHSANs'
ate BENJAMIN evils. on ariose atreel q the
town, near the Bridge, shail sell, hy order NJ ~.
Orphans Court, all his personal effects, eompr.s
household Furniture, Sold Watch and Chain.
small lot OF Grooe1es, lot of CrCckeTy
goo oushel: Prime Potatoes,
~ barrels Apples,
excellent spriHs Wagons. Zone nearly uswJ
superior and young Bay Horse,
Saddle and Brides.
? sets Harness. &o.,Ac
IeIms: so and under cash; over that sum a
o,eot oil nnety days. for sat sfactOrlly endorse
JUSEPHLNE NJ. LEWIS, Admint'1,
ia - q THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
BY }. G. McGClRE Il CO., AuctIoneers
pEREMPTORY SALE OF LOr OF DRY
4 Scoops, MILLINERY, AND FANCY AETTcI re
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. January .e,b
At 20 o'ccck, at store No - eth street, betHeeo =
ana streets, where the goods have been removed
LOT convenience OF sale, we shall sell, without re
fancy and Dry Goods, comprising
Nelvets. Plush. Silks, Flowers
Embroidered Collars, 81 eeves and Handkerchief,
Large assortment OF Ribbons
Buttons. r rlnses, Braid, and Trimmings Of every
- variety, - ''
Head dresses, Scarfs. Hoods, Caters,
owes, Gauntlets. Belts, Bonnets,
Combs, Hair Brushes, Perfumery, 60
Together with many other articles in the ,sms
ever. "D' 'oSeiFe Nna'-
Terms; $50 and under cssh over that sum a
dorsed, bearing interest en-
ia 9-d J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOr ON EIGuru
STREET, BETWEEN NORTH l. AND M SIREtrs
AT AuCTIoN.-On THURSDAY, the 9TH instsSt
sha!i SELL Ia front of the premises, at clock D.
norln part OF Lot No. ii, In Square al, having a
'front.' OF 70 feet on 9Th street and ruUmnK bros 90
feet inches. between l. and NJ streets north
ms property Is handsomely situated IN a very
raPaI improving part OF the CITY, and the sale IL
wtlI worthy tie attention of persons wishing 10
puronase handsome Building Lot.
Terms: One-half cash balance in G. - and IL
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken,
Jazz A. GREEN Auct
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

q Tn SfAR PuBLIsIIs fIl LISTS on
LHrfERs REMAINING N ZEE WASHINGTON CRY
Posf OFFICE UNDER rHE PROVISIONS OF TIE
Law DIRECTING THEM TO BIZ PRINTED IN rHu
Hs"sPAPER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcULA-
fIoS WITHIN rHH DELIVERY OF fHB sYrIcE.
ifs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 10 MORE TEAM
DOUBLE THAT OF AMI OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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COURT OF CLAIMS, Observation-Disclosures
cross VS.. The United States. Judge Scarburs h
delivered the opinion Of the court, adverse to the
claim. Judges Blackford and Loring delivered
separate opinions, also adverse
Herman Hooker and others Va The limited
States. Judge Loring delivered the opinion of
the court adverse to the claim
Bios p. Alveso VS.. The United States On re-.
argument. Claim for compensation for horses
and property taken by Lieut. Col C Fremont.
OF the United States Army, from the petitioner
early In July, 1si6. Hon. 2. Philips opened the
argument for the claimant, and, on his conclud.
Ing, the court adjourned.
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DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
III HEALTH.-Msdsm MOUNTS ConsnmptioL
Destroy or, acts maEloaliy on Coughs. Gods hsth
ma, Bronchitis. and Consumption. 10 cases OF
colds one two bottles will effect cure nj COS
of Sc cents. Persons ON all IONS hsve ordered
different Quantities by express. IL purely we're
table n babe take 10 without injury, having
been restored TO health by t herssn lrom oeep oon-
sumption. she recommends Il nnnesstatinsly 70 al.
Delays are dang rOus. Make immediate epp lcatlon
N Won vlsh 10 be saved. Apply at No. SS street
between nth and 18th. at Stott's corner Penn.
and 7th street, aso' ~ OuiNer ~ cofper I'm
street and Penn. avenue. dee-sm
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SUPREME CoURr.-Yesterday, John = New
bury, Esq of Michigan, was admitted an attor-
ney and counsellor of this court
No 81 Mary Ann Thomas, plaintiff in error
VS. James Lawson's heirs, az. In error to the
circuit court United States for the eastern distric,
OF Arkansas Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the
opinion Of the court, am rming the Judgment OF
the said circuit court In this cause with costs
No. 81. Francis A Dickens lessee, plaintiff In
error, VS.. Alonzo Mahana. The Argument OF
tnis cause was continued by Mr.. Hanna for the
defendant In error, aud concluded by Mr. Vinton
for the plaintiff in error. Adjourned
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SMALL PROFITS AND Quick

MORPHY IN THE FIELD.
morphy Chessmen-somethingn new.
DomIDOes. Backgammon. &c,&c.
Best qusty of Steel r azOrs, Pen Knives &c.
Just receIvedat McLAUGHLlN'S,
ia Z[-3 Pa. ave.. ret. 9Th and 9Th SITS.
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BIRDS.-BIRDs m-BIRDS y.

~ Mr.. WARNECKE has returned from<T
Germany with a variety of fine SINGING Birds
Those who purchased Birds from him about a year
ago W. prove that he mas the best imported sing
ers. His stopping place H., as before, at Char es
Werners, No. SIS Penns yivanIa avenue, where he
occupies plIvate room. where the ladies' also can
see his meOftati OF hundreds of Birds, arrived IN
the vess 81 Alters, lately at New York. j. 3-lwH
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nay GOODS! Day eoopsg

~ REDUCED PRICES
In order TO reduce our large stock of FAI,I, and
WHIT GOODS we shall commence TO-DAY
selling on all inter Goods at greatly reduced
prices and many at less than for CASH, TO oOse
out this season.
All persons an want Of any Fancy Dress Goods or
general st pie Articles for family use we invite
their special attention TO stock we have de-
termIneo 10 sell on previous TO making our Spring
purchaser.
IL We shsll be greatly obliged to those cus-
toners who have received their bills, NJ thew will
call CT an early date "a possible and settle the same
NV. COLLEY CO,
SIS 7th street, SdOors above
JAZZ w Penn avenue.
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TELADON SNYDER
" Philharmonic Hail. ,eest Of STAY Ofee,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURE OF
STOVES, TIN, COPPER. AND SHEErIRON
WARE.
invite the attention Of the public to my comp
assortment of Cooking, PAroT and Heating Stoves,
most of which of style and quality never before
offered In this market
have also on hand and constantly manu- featuring
all kinds of Tin and yepaned Ware Of the very best
materl. and will manufacture 90 order ant trtioIs
in my line. pledElns myself TO give entire satsso
ton bot TO quality and pnos.
Tin Roofing. Plumbing, steam, Gas Flttins and
Repairing done at the shortest notice By competent
vorkmen. Ia In
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE & CO., Auo..oneers.

by =. Y. MCGUIRE CO., Auct.Oneers
pEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID
4 -SLLysR,PLATED WARE-On THURSDAY
Ar TeHNOON, Jan. q, on the I'd floor of the
auction rooms, we shall sell, without reseTve a
large invoice of Silver plated Ware inst r, cevsd
slstIng Of WI
BsssILIfuIly chased; futed, aud engraved Tea Sets
Sonee inns, les Keit es, Ice Pitchers
Hutter Dishes. Vegetable Dishes Water Pitoha,.
champagne Coolers. Walters, Goblets,
Cups, Mugs, Salt Stands,
CastOrs. poems Forks,
Cake and Card Baskets de-
whatever. may ieSoi'e
r.S.-Catslogues ready on the morning o, sale,
credit of 80 aud 81 days for notes
dorsed, bearing interest. ~
Ja4 JAS, C., MoGIJIRE en- Aro,
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foL1cE Ammunition Justice Williams
Co'delia Eastman made oath that Am Howard
nad been guilty Of very disorderiy conduct, and
desired warrant to be issued against her, which
was acco dinghy done, and the DELINQUENT shortly
afterwards made her appearance at the ofice Of
justice to answer the charge. Sundry witnesse,
were called, who testified that the disorderly
conduct before alluded to, was a mutual hair
pulling between Cordelia and Ann, in whic b
both contestants won "a Ial honors. So the Jus
tlce lined each party IS. and IS cents costs, and
sent them OFF about their business
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SkLLING OFF-SELLING OFF
- ALL WINTER DRY GOODS
At greatly reduced prioes-many al less IN
oost-FOR CASH.
ALSO, an STORE q full stock Of frat csss general
staple Goods for family use. which we offer at the
lowest cash Prices.
We shall be greatly obliged To those whose bills
remain unsettled they will call and close them bv
lst I ebr uArJ as We expect all bills paid promptly
TO the hrst of the year.
J. w. COLLEY& CO.,
JAZZ Nv SIS 7th street, north Pa. avenue,
A RE YOU INSURE 'D!-Ample indemnIt,
~ against Loss by FIRE Ia offered w the WASH
lNGTUN INSURANCE COMPANY. Once
corner Of Penn. avenue and 10th at. Stockholders
directors and officers all citizens Of washington and
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
6. ID. HANSON. Secretary. no 10 eodif
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..
GREAT SALE OF LONDON DOCK BRAN
SAIUKDhf AFTERNOON. January 22t, al
o7s OF K, az the auction rooms. we shall sell with
out reserve, to oOver advances
% dozen very superior London Dock Brandy I'm
- ported direct by a gentle of this cIty
lcO cases hno hungarian Wines, comprising Tok,y
-, Nisanta; Monese, Empire, and other brands,
lc0t 90 ow priced Cigars,
Terms: $50 and under. cash over that sum /,
credit oil 90 ana 81 days. for satisfactorily endors ed
notes, bearing interest.
jalsd &C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
- WILL BE ADDED
- quarter casks pale and dark Brandy
IL TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEON rSDAY afternoon, Japuary 2stb,
same hour and pltes.
ia 2id J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE

. SIX rooms. No. ST. 18th street, between L. anc
= M. Pump with good water in the yard. Sinai
door - - ~
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RowLAND'S MACASsAR OIL ~ GIsBs's
~ HAlr Store, Pa. sv.. near 18th d, u -6m
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TEE ExcELsIoR AIHENEuM recently estab-
lished Gin Ciark's building, corner Of Maryland
avenue and Eleventh street, on the Island, is
designed for the improvement OF youth In that
section Of Washington city The purpose Is 10
procure a useful library for the free Of such
choose Ia resort 10 u for i'm orov-m-nt ar In
stTucIion. No institution In our midst appeals,
more strongly TO the sympathy Of the truly pub
lie spirited citizens Of the Federal Metropolis.
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From New Mexic.-A rr.,,,

Business at san FrancIeco closed anu
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BUFFALO ROBES. BUFFALO ktIHEs
ID BUFFALO ROBES
The subscribe-s nave received from 81. Lou,s n
large lot Of superior BUFFALO ROBES which
$50 ' Jas: q. MesuIRE 4 co.
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NINE AENAGER, FROM PARIS.
lVl DRESSMAKER AND MILLINER,
FSTkEET, THREE DOORS FROM 7TH ST,
Has the honor to announce to the ladies of Wash
lnEton that she has opened Dress Making
and Millinery Establishment, which for k3Ao
elegance, hued taste, ana the latest in kH
porta' ions { Partisan sty les has never beenH-
equailsd In Washing ton, ~
~ Terms very Cheap. in 3b-lvs
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NJ FISH FISH,
NEW MESS MACKEREG., very SUPERIOR
Also. Haibut, smoked and in pickle
Blue Fish, IN pickle,
Salmon Trout. IN poke,
Tongues and sounds
Dutch He rings, in kegs,
ScJtch Herrinss,
Sealed Hernngs, in tin,
Salmon, spiced. IN tin,
Also. fresh Lobsters,
Fresh CLAIMS,
Sardines, &C., &c.
KING Il BURCHELL,
j. 81 corner 15tn 1T. ana Vermont avenue
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A PASSION FOR BASKETS Can be xrstif I'd
"A by calIiLE at francis House fuTnlshIns
Store 400 18th street He has Baskets of eyery nit
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THE ScorcH HAGGIs.-A subscriber wishes TO
know what Scotch " Haggis" is, the Star hay.
ing stated yesterday that such an article was on
its way across the Atlantic, to be eaten at the
Burns festival In Boston to-day. Webster's Sun
abridged" defines, as follows: "Hagpis-A
pudding, containing the entrails of a sheep or
lamb, chopped, with fine herbs and suet highly
seasoned with leeks and spice, and boiled in the
nav"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Russian War II.
Illustrations were attended last evening by anoth.r
immense crowd, as usual; large numbers were
unable TO gain admittance The popularity of
the dioramas increase with each representation
The Russian War will be continued every even
ing this week.
BALL The Rough and Ready Club gave
their second grand Cotillon party at Harmony
Hall, last night. large proportion Of the
beau'y and gallantry Of the city was there, and
II was the unanimous verdict that IL was the
Ward.
Ia" DAY, the 18th Of January, 1850, all poets
ano lovers Of poets should know, is the Centen-
Burns. Va ho'e''
BEAR IN MIND one of the very richest musical
treats OF the season, tonight, at Philharmonic
Hall. See programme In Amussmspt column,
TIE LAST LECTURE Of Rev. Mr.. Comngo on
Rome takes place at the Smithsonian to- nigh..
being on the fine arts in Rome s''
OLD JOE swErxr's Opera Troupe hold fort,
to- night, ~ usual, at the Melodeon Hall.
The NIw YoRx LKDs ER, received this morn.
ing 1t shillngton's bookstore, contains, In adii-
ton to the Mount Vernon Papers, contributions
from the editors Of three leading journals OF New
York city-Bennett, of the Herald, on love:
Grss Of q h. rrih al reS
the country who desires to see their fortune In
the city; Raymond, Of the Times, gives very
interesting account Of visit to the home Of Jane
Eyre. Price four cents. q .'.+ 1t
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The THEATRE "A good-sized audience greet.
ed Miss J NJ. Davenport on her first appearance
at the Theatre last night, in the character OF
Adrienne the Actress. This lady exhibits a true
intellectual conce ption Of the character she un-
de takes to personate-that Is indeed a treat "a
theatre -eoers She Is certainly the most intel
lectual actress that has appeared on the wash.
lngton boards for long time, and any fault tina,
may have bern found with her part last piub,
must have been attributable to the author rather
play Of lngomar, and ali lovers of good actinp
should be sure to see her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

I OUK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEEr-A
IL IN want of GLOVES or HOSIERY
earnestly requested to call and examine one '1llN
Of the largest and finest stocks IN Washing HMM,
ton comprising every quality and sty e Just wv w
Imported tn my order. Cali and look, III Won - ~
do not wish to purchase, at
HOPKINS'S Unrivalled Bazaar.
corner of 9Th st. and Pa ay
no ~ sotf het. Rrowns' and National hot eis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

ETRUSCAN JEWELRY.-yust received,
II Lavas, Canoes, Corals, and Mosaics, IN rich
Etruscan Settings together with large lnvolcs Of
Fancy SIverware, suitable for wedding pIese It's.
H. SEMKkN,
no 30 ~ Pa. ave-. bet. 9Th and lot sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

VERY FINE WATCHES have now in store
Y lot of very superior GOLD and SILL e
YER WATCH rs, and with large add ~
tlona stock this day received, must be run en-
OF. will therefore offer them very cheap p,
at SS8 Penn, avenue.
in d III n uInn