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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

SFUEsE"ns SEBNoSs-A BONFIRE A gentls
man Of this city requests Us 10 Invite, and we dc
hereby invite all persons In Montgomery. who
possess copies of the sermons Of the notorious Eng
lish bOltionist >purgeon, 70 send them into the
Jail yard, &c he burned on next Friday this dav
week 4 subscription is also on foot 90 buy's
our bookstores ali copies OF said s~rmons now H.
their stores. TO be burned ON the tams occas'o"
Does anybody say nay '-Monfso-re-s Ale Ma''
II The Brownsville correspondent Of the Gel
weston News says that Cortnas has been seen -
Matamoras in daylight quietly watching gau'"
Of billiards unmolestsd. The fact, IL IL be fact.
is additional evidence OF the completely OF the
authorities OF Matamoras w ia this bandit. VI
i'Sira. Of the Jaque. while In Brow nsvile, made
positive statements conn ming this CONF iicitv.
SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN THE DrroH EASY lr-
DIES Tue Dutch Government hss SWIFT awav
the last vestge Of slavery from its Last India pos
sessions On the 2Uth Of September last the inst
tLton ceased 10 exist. he Government offered
an assessed valuation in money TO the owners,
naay Of whom. however. refused Ia take a. Will.
others took IL aud made II 20 the omEnci paed
slaves themselves
IL The Texian Advocate Of the llth instan NJ
SAYS Gone Of the great arteries Of travel In Teas
Che railroad between Houston and Galveston
viii be finished to-day. This will be one 81 the
great accomplished facts uniting the capital q
Texas with New Orleans by about srdc- OF '-'r
and Lalf days"
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GEORGETOWN.
C'r'''foadsses Of n. sfa,.

GEORGETOWN, February %, 1890
rive members Of out Board of Aldermen. and
eeVen members Of the lcwes board, were elected
90, cur city Yesterday and no little interest was
sli. !" 'le result. There were two tickets IN the
ni,; one the regular Democratic, ia. other the
.n,iI UNION ticket, containing the names Of
V,h' .en Gf every shade Of political opinion
"TTeS; americans, and Democrat
ne 10 wing was the vote, 10 far az Il can he
'la!hed until an official count 10 had: For
= reh-ieorge w. Beall, 97G; Walter !. Cox
10. Joshua Riley, 565; Henry c. Matthews,
o. 81, Scseph Libby, sr., 526; Robert White 52i
Berry, .522; Francis w heatley $40; and
Ahtuohy hyde, i9J s. She Eve hrst-named gen
uei'eh are probably elected. For Board O. Cow.
mon itom1Council-Wi William King. of w IN 975: George
M Se; Esau Pickrell. 6C6; John NJ. stake,
William l.. Dunlor, SIS; Brooke b. Will
l ans Oh, Jno. w. McCobb, So; Jos y Fear
son, o13: John B. Davidson, 526; David English
60 81 l. Offutt, 52ii w. II. 5. Taylor, SD; WIN
n Todey, Biej ID. l.. Shoemaker, SO; C. Frank
Shekels. 5l3, Benjamin Darby, $40; Vim.
iehney, Jus; John +. Bangs, JO4; John Marbury,
r.; Wi WIN. r Edes, 500. and David Mason, g;
ahu 'ne hrst;nauied eleven are probably elected
vi the gentlemen supposed to be elected, nine
were On the Democratic, four OF the citizens
ticket, and three on both
Remember, the festival Of the ladies Of the NJ
:. C1afch only continues one or two nights
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The LATEST NEW.
II h l. u @ RAPHIC
The WRECK M On. u,.-

ma va. wrcck Of The Hungarian The p,,ssI
D.ut,.,N Ne arrived hat box marked IN,
ashor. 0use, eackyille," had been ws.bes
IN. Tm,ro c. W. Feb. p -I~,,.r, ,,o.,,.s =.
p stat. H., We friends Of Mr. McKensr NJ II
was supposed o'a not sail by the Hungarian. az
ha, Just b, en- rsc-v,.s The The following d.-patch
=, BARkINGroN, Nova Scotia, Feb ., =,
:, MohIresi - arrived here in the Roa anen,
WITH oars dashed % the thwarts was fanoaFi-e,
&c a up al ort Latour. Several piece, 90 -
nave been picked up along the beach from IT,, ~
- isand: ton the west round Cane SabI. g.
Rugged Island. ION the east co@., a dt,.s,'. :"
- miles oy the shore No more bodi,. have a:
oeeh found shsil proceed To the wr~~k thfs ~.
tcrnoou. f-avneAo r,,,-,-r
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LAIR from Mentce-Crisi. Aprreas hinc-
Mlramon'a Proc am ton 60 .arrirn

fEw ORLEAN>, Feb. 2r-rhe schooner sutfo,l
froin Minailtlan ia. 18th rrport, "a "a "a,
1uareZ h"d sent a war steamer and disuanfl 4
fe'tCoatIacoalcos AID took tie cu"s - y-ra Cru,
ne same Steamer rita ned To Ma stltlan ara n
on me nth and report q that MirAmon la q proc
isuat,on, had ordered ali foreigners 20 eva as,e
vera CfrE In -four dsyp
me flcayunes correspondent SAYS tint ~.
omcen In 1ehuantepec had drv
eral American merchants out Of tae Coz ntvv
ne presence OF the L Marines alone prrvei q
III Americans from being driven frcm Ietu-.-
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DIED.,

a-y. JOSEPH YOUNG, AGED IS years :; was I'm
"a New York city soldier in the Of 49, th-
FLORIDA campaign. and served throns houG the Mex
his comrades and resps cted by his cfficsrs.
IN thi. city. at the resid moe of her son n-eF.
Which she bore with chri.tian fortituda, Mr.. BAT
TEkoBY, late of England reict of charles EaI-
t-re AGED y years, and for the las three years
resident hire.
On the 18th instant, JOSEPH W., son of Jose ph
w. a.d Mary A. FrsnkiIn. aged months anc .,
days.
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Eaittmere Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb - Flour closed firm. br'
not dctive-Howard street and Ohio brands sS g.;
City Mills rid at - sass B. WE"et active
red ~ .iJasI -. white ~ .Sasl 81 0orn closed
with DOWN. I'd tendency. aud IL lcwep-whi"
1la1,- fellow 'aaS3c.. both 10y weight Pofi
less tirn. aud he'd Of az SUaslo for mess, sn'
Sl3 .nacli 30 for prime, including rum Whist
is fIrm.r, closing ~ &C.
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The Murder of DIR K,tt,

AUSrsIA, Feb. - The Ocala CFls Cc-nr.a
Ion OF The 2lst reports the murder, on the sup5s
previous, Of Or. Wm. J Reitt senator q a.,
Florida Legislature. He resided alone on ? rlar.
talon near Ocala, and had been in IN health 10,
some time. His throat was cut from ear 90 esr
The servants suspected cf the crime have se-
lodged In Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

ID coaPORATED lsS-JOKN !. DONALDSON, Pres.
" TSis cdme. Syo assures LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ANNUiTiES, &c.
Descriptive pamphlets may be obtained at the
Olhcs of Lewis Johnson Co, Bankers, ioth street
'1S f r S. :vsaa'N KEY M As sS
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The Marietta and Cinoinnau p .,Ira...

bttfAlo, FEB. 2s.-Th- Marietta and Cinc,n-
nau haltroad, with the property and eject. -
longing 10 IL, was sold at Cinci mat by Orleona>
smith. In accordance with decree OF court Ths
prUPNty was purchased In the name OF Noah I
wilson. David u BISON aud Others trure-. unde-
com promise agreement for capitals yat,cu. Ths
effect OF the sale will be the organization Of -
company free Of debt, the valne Of the proper,
IS 10 be represented entirely bv the capital sccS
all The mortgages being wiped out. The prop,'
Son mo ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28
steamer Di,aslei

NV REpFoRp. Feb "7.--rbe steamer Jur, b.,
put in h're, having broken her engine or Thus
dly of Georges shoal. Gle now walls ths s.-' -.
~ tug 10 tow her TO New York
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RrutaI Mu,der C.or,i,

AUGUsTA, Feb - The Rome (GaD Ccur.-r
OF Saturday reports a brutal muder OF r oNsr
Thompson and wife on the previous II tuesday Nh
Thompson was merchant and the postmaster ?
Sugar Valley. in this State.
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Ala ba ma Ieci,Isture &c

McNrsoMERY, Feb. 2-.-The ssttte Legislst4:r
ad ourntd this morning. rLe Gove-ncf teile6 e
approve the convention bill
General Z. NJ. Jackson. -Speaker Q! n.
II 'use e Representatives, d.cd - Amigos -.
Sunday
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MINIS DIHss SyIYs,
YoJrKs' DIlss SyITs,
Toxshs' Ba,ixt,s Sxifs,

~,
NoAI WALLER L Co., Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, q respectfully
announce that their annual display of fali aLd
Winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. IL
Youths Clothing ofthe newest and riches: designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, IT
fashionable articles of dress an opportunity is nov
offered for selecting from the most ettrsotive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this CITY, at very re-
ducec prIoes. as2a-Iv
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FIuapcs al

New loKk, Feb 2s.-s.ocks lower sua
dull Oh ca. o and Rock Island e2b; Illinois Cen
trail shares 81; Michigan Southern IS; New fork
Central 7oA Reading ioa; Canton 90. III, No.
SIS sUN
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NeW Narh MarkrtN

NEw YORK. Feb - TO- Flour 10 du l, state e5 z"
ass "a; OHIO aud Southern unchanged. Wheat
rrn; no Southern reported Corn heavy az -
SIC Pork heav;, new mess ~. old do sl7 81
Lard firm and unchanged. WHISKY is held err
~ - IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

Ntw YoRk, heb 27-The weekly bank state
ment shows increase " Sla2.OpC in loans,
Slc2.7o0 in spe"'s, sli5,.t1 in dcposit. and d.
crease Of Si2l 900 in circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

No. SFECIE PAYMENT SUSPENDED These
Yo7Gs create great pane, hist the oft rep
expressions, thousands are rushing tn ualI,n y
sfav6s Ia scarcely ever Needed, though aways
tue Mrs. GaTdner's Indian Ba som of Liverwort
ana HGaThouud would save many victim of Con
SUMPTION # rasorted IN time. 1t cures unfailing-
~, ana Is SGD ny Al druggists f. 24-lw.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28
By VIM. MARSHALL, AuctIonerr
1 " :. = 1, 4,

by VIM. MARSHALL, AuctIonerr
ENTENSIVE SALE OF FINE NEW FUR
Ia NITURE. CARPET<, Oh CLorU-, aC-On
WEDNr SDAl MORNING. FesruarS "a b, az 10
O'Clock, will sell at the store of T. b. 3 owl, No.
100 TIN street, large ard extensive stick Of fine
Furniture. Carrots, Oil Cloths, and H"Gseke. pIug
a ticies. &c. viz:
- fas. Bur, aus. WardTob9s,
Wsshsta"ds. bookcases, Hhstno.s,
BsdsteaGs. Ma-tre sses, Cot age Set
Chair, Tables, Carpets, RGgs, Uii Clo.a,
Mats, Mait,lg. Cutlery. Piale,I " are,
Cocker, CHA and Glass Wsrs
Tie av"ye articles are all az fire quality vo-k-
anship aid finish, OF Rose COG, Walnut and Ma
b., gauy.
The sale will lie positive, as Mr. Brown inte- ID
making chanse in his business which req uire 9
mMch room in his sfurc
Terms All sums under SS0 cash ever thst sum
credit If 81 end % cays, with approved endorsed
otes with int rest.
fe25d WIN. MARSHALL, Auot.
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" z W0UDWARD: Trustee.
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts
fs IN-St.wdis
BsIiC, MeGTIRE co. ,Asstiqn.er:;

By J. G. Mcguire 4 CO. AGctioneers.
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE or BOOKS
~ The subscribers are now arrangiuS for sale 70
commence on TUESDAY, March 2tI. 1867. at 10
O'clock, IN the large room second door west Cf the
auction rooms, about i5'HS volumes of Books,
primer pa Ivy second hand, comprising the col 60
tons on the late NJ Templeman and the late = q
DeH.h, of q GEORGETOWN. ID. &.
The CO. sctlon embraces many rare and valuable
Works 10 department OF literature and scie ce
more full description Of which will be given IN
future advertIsemsnts
Catalogues may be obtained upon Application To
the Auctioneers after the 18th inst.
JOSHUA RITCHIE, Administrator
f. l3-eo& ds J. C.. McfIJ r A co Euc,s
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THE RooT OF ALL EVIL" * The venom of dIsea Sc
lnstleh into he sys'en by early ahgse, lndu
ana exc IS of any Kind. This must be .Iadica,sd
from The Eem with bout dea,; not moment should
Ia lps'. Ihe peTn'ciOnS Of ~cuvy wIl not do
IL; nay, 1t Will ln;ure rather than care. Tri.SeGr
l. y D. is your only chance-a perusa' of the he ok
Fam%h Edhty, o. Physiological R.Ss1Trh-s,' II
In at e with c'lorsd 81 cravings will eXpar,
e-'thlng. l. will only eos. 1ou % cents TO be had
ct d.. Barrow 194 Bleecker street, New Iolk.
Sent free of postage everywhere.
Sold also by S Calvert Ford, Jr.. Washir gton.
ID. e.. fe 8 lm.r
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DoN'r FAIL TO see the fine picture of the - Home
Of Washington after the War" painted by Rns
sitter Il Mignot. II is an admirable work of art
indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

~HAS 3. WALLACE,
Has removed his once 70 his resldence, No. In
diana svsnns, beeveen ~ and ID sIssts, nearly
opposite tie eest Wig Of the City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

foBBERY.-Some months ago the wind tore Of
shutter from an upper window CT the house in
Whlc q IS the grocery store of Mr. Mcpherson. ON
seventh near III street. and it was left unreDaired
SUNDAY night some thief took a ladder belooyiuu
TO Mr II Richey which was living near. and en-
Tered bv that window into the store and stol. be.
l"eeh nVe ana ten dollars in money Ladders arr
convenient for such thieves and should he ksn,
out OF their reach W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

PROFESSOR Love, the renowned European MA.
entertainments at Odd Fellows Hall to-nighi
rms gentleman claims to be a pupil of the re.
nowned Robert Houdin; therefore, something of
new and superior style in this line of business
may DC expected The press tbroughou the
country speak of his slight of hand tricks i'm the
most landatory terms. As the Professor Is a
Stranger among us, we hope he will be welcomed
by numerous audience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

SrrLEN Goops .-Ofhcet Allen found at the
pawnbrckers office Of a Mr. HerzhuTo a unII
watch which Was stolen from Mr. Alex Ktff at
the capitol on the Dist inst. Mr. Herzburg sivs
II YVES left there by female. The case is to be
Vfsugated this evening by Justice Dom
Officer kimball arrested j w Nver who had
IN his possession fine pilot cloth coat stolen
from ii Laskey. which he offer. d TO sell for
ionr doliTrs He was sent to Jail for a further
hearing by Justice Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

THE THEATRE.-The Murdoch company at the
theatre are doing things up brown. Drop i'm anG
see them to- night. You will find The bill in anothe
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28
QuERu's Cop LIVER On JELLY

Approved by the New York Academy of Nedi-
cine. Ii Is twice moro efficaciOus than the lisuld
OIL 1t is the only cure for ScrofuIas, Consump.
tion and ali kinds of Coughs.
Also,
SCERu's JELLIFIED CASTOR Or, by which the
offensive grNaslness Of the oil Is ohviated For sale
By all respectable druggists IL Washington and
Georgetown
PHNFoLD, PARKER L MOWER. w holes: le e ents.
Ia Beekman street, New York city nos SIN
MRS. WINsLow. an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Scnih,ng Sy-pp for Chllden 7. .th-
trs which greatly facilitates tie process OF :cc:hins
ny softenlns the gums, reducing 81 inflammation
vii! allay all pain, and is 10 regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers. It will give rest
TO yourselves. and relief and health 10 ycur infants
>hoiae' column. 90 lily
PENSIBs-Persons desiring Pennies will aIyays
lind them for exchange At the Star Othoe oOuntar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

NoTIcE-Drstrtef Of Columbia Advertisements
50 b asserted ~ hs BALTIMORE Sun are ,ees,red
o. and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

WArCH RETURNS Hunt Hannah rpr-
ner, diSorderly: wOrkhouse to days VIM Dow
ling, David Dismal. VIM. Truuisn do :. Is
WIN. simpson. do S3 To- Seventeen lodgets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

We ARE BKQUE.rEo to invite attention to the
advertisement of DR.. Woofson, the optiolan, IA
Pennsylvania avenue, between Tu efth and ThIr-
teenth street,, which appears l.: the Inteliigencer
and states. 1t will be seen that his streng tRenng
epectaces and eve glasses are recommended by
many eminent gent 'emen. presumed to he Judges Of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to Be de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
of these important instruments !lties d., w has
been located this CITY for several years de a0-v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

hESiRARLE MN RSICh DIV H. LING
AND g STREETS, FOR SALE.-The sub
&c lb1rt Offer for sale a new three story BrIck
street, between r ard q streets. Etaihins rooms
with arse pantry, b tn room, wood cellar. &c
Water and gas on the premises. late glass front,
ion balcony. and the whole nshed In the be I
man en- rend ring 1t very desirable residence for
small family.
Also. the .Ct at the corner of lth ed F streets,
which Is very desireh bic location for business
Apply to to- LAS e. M McGui,RE go, Co:
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p dts WIN. MARSHALL, Au.t

NIARShAL'S SAL En- virtue IF three wrIts
~ of herI facias Issued from the Cl.rk's fice Of
tn CtTcu.: Court OF the District If Columbia for
the cpn " of " ashIrston, and To me GIr ed
A. tel on the corner of ST. ant v streets, IN
tn " W arhIngton on SATURDAY, The 10th
day OF March next, 1870. commenclng al O'Clock
a. m, brown Mules, seized nj levied upon the
'ods and chatiels Of Charles &. Ca v and viii la
sold 20 "atisfy JudIc as Nos CO, Gi and g. TO Nav
t-rm 1880 In favor OF Daniel Crowley, Morris Su:-
van aud Patrick Barritt.
w. SELDEN.
l.. : Narshal for District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

SOA PENN. AV., BIT. il1H AND lsrn srERErs.
FURNACE, RANGE.
RADIATION, Cooking,
LATROBE AND CRATE
G. y l.
Thoroughly screened tefore delivery $40 lts 70
the Ton.
KINDI.l NC and STOVE WOOD, prepared .ny
len, In and sac, or deiivcre ccrd length
7. J & w VI GAIT,
ProPrl 'tors of the CITY steam ire Wood Mills
Goa Depot, foot OF nth street, below w ar Depart
meat
fice Nc. 2s2 Pa. av. bet 18th and nth SIS ,e y
DEVyLUTIONS IN ENGLISH HISTORY,
IL by Robert Vaughan, d. d., volume /. Revolu
TINS Of Race, now ready: price 81
Doctor Oldham at u rey stones aud his talk there,
l Noiume; price 81
Humane |, BY t. Wharton Collins. Professor of
Political Philosophy Of University of Louisiana,
&c. 4 O.; price 31.7t.
Essays Critical and MIsoellaneous. BY T. Bah
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
feG corner 18th st. end Pa. sv.
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THE STAR OFFICE TOOK some of the one
rators from Brady's Gallery drew quite a crowd
to-day to the point on Eleventh street near the
avenue, where they set mp their apparatus for the
purpose OF taking a Photographic view They
succeeded in getting superb representation of
the Star Buildings and surrounding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

LITTLE Personal CONTROVERSY sprung up
IN the Common Council last evening. between
MessIs Mohun and Dnhamel, both Of the Fourth
w ara, about the possession Of some ward papers,
In which the former applied such epithets as his
august colleague" the honorable gentleman, -
the distinguished yentleman,n his distin-
Snlshcd colleague. = &c, aud the latter such as
: lnsigntcant and contemplate insinuat.ons'
the great Am referring to Mr. NJ &c The
ana,f caused considerable of breeze in the board
and was only cut short by an adjournment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

EOR RENT-Two FLAME Gotta G f
l. HOUSES cOntainln, & rooms each. i.uated on
Massachusetts avenue between l4th ana 18th sts .:
good water on the premises; rent $40 per month.
For particulars inquire a, the BRICK house the
"A ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

CAriTAL SCHoCL.-We call the attention OF
.nose Oh our readers who have little children It
the advertisement Of Mrs I.awrence;s school fo-
young children on Fifth street near G. No 3-3
MIS- Lawrence IS well known to many of our cit.
tzehs rs most deserving and estimable lady and
her culture ana instruction Of little children is a
very desirable object to many parents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

= BEAE IN MIND the exhibition and concert OF the
20 !ndry Sabbath school aud choir, this .v ming.
~ hs Church, corner Of Fourteenth and q streets,
snlce, a. On the former occasion, will no doubt
" = very entertaining affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

THE LADIES Of Wesley Chapel propose to CON-
m-Ice festival on Monday evening, March 5th,
In the building sdjoning Odd Fell VS. Hall,
S-yentb street for the purpose Of assisting In
raising funds for the purchase Of a parsonage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-28

~ BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
1'RCSTEkS SALE,-By VIRUS of DEGREES Of
u the Circuit Court OF the Distriot, pissed IN o
cause 81 X. JUst sod others against TIE h Ifs and
auction, - the highest dGe-, in font of the prei.
les, on SAICRDAy the Sd day Of March next,
al % clock "a the afterroon, the west half Of It
No. ia, IN Beall's addition TO George.awn Also.
part OF Lot No. u.s. III said Cditlon, begInni-- q
fre tom Beai street Ia the west line of the lot, u
ct deep by ~ feet 10 width. A SO, Smother part
81 said iot No. lii beginning lnG feet the west
eel.
Terms: One third cash and the residue In S, Il,
And l5month. bonds bearing interest with security
and q hen on the property.
II the terms ere not complied with within days
the EN- ees Will be resoid days public notice
a. the risk cnf cost of the purcba-er.
W. y, WOODWARD. Trustee.
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, ucts.
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AUCTION SALES

avn IoN SALES
BY J.: c: MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctio.,.,.
Ben: En-. F; IL TiFrNSGnH's BOOK AUCTION Tu,.
and SATURDAY, ct Il. re ss Of ". EFRt pAS
ts as. BEN. r: FRENcH, Salesman.
By A. GREEN, Auctioseer.
WATCHts. JEWFLRY, CHINA GLASS
Msran Shall .. i 6@1
e China a:s s1d cToctery waTs Cs.,or. snd
:.sy ecSoeIn ss. a SO; on account Of whom II
such full seis cor Lsdtes. studs slseS, Rn,,oy'
Kings, Sc., for Gen;eIren. ..'e0'' D''''"''
re "a tCon.D GREEN. Auct.
BY }: c. McGUIRE CO., Auoticuoet..
"A o. FRIDAY AFfERNooN. MsScb o ~ ~
os0ck IL the auction rooms, We shall sell In sums
IS" ". C,crPorstion % Washington quarterly t.r
ssSS C,9sgPoIstiOn of Alexandra Registered per
Terms ca' 6 II current funds,
Ie so J. G. MctCIRE 4 60 ,Auci..
ny J. Z. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CFRR nnI0oCks At PUBLIC .AUCTION.-on
eock q, the auction rooms, We shall sell, IN
$500 Corporation of Washington six per cent.
$50 &c., CGssPOrstion Of Washington nv. per cent.
$50, Corporation of Alexandria 81, per cent,
CdsR IN current funds.
lt = d C NcGUIRE& CO Ar,t,
By c. w. BOTELEa SONS. AootloneeT,-
closing GU T SALE or LADIES' CLoTu
MORNING, Msrch lst, al half-Isst Va o.c'ocs =,
the record hoor at orr sales looms. Iron Hall We
vi sell = Ia se a. o-tment of Ladies' Cloth AID
ihtse Cloass we're manufactured for hrst-class
CITY sales and the styles will be quite as fashion.
bic for next season as for this, and wi be W II
wo,' "a. atenton ofthe ladies' as great bargains
The Closks, &C., vi | be on exhibition And c,ta-
18th. '''e"0'" o"'u A''
~ Il IN ,addrtion 70 the above. there Will he Of
fad c. W. BOTELER 8 SONS. Aucts.
BY WIN MARSHAL I. Auotioneer.
46f S.reHh Street.
LiRNITURI, RARnWARE, WOODEN
MAhE; DC. AT AGGRESSION THURSDAY
MORNING, March LIST. at 10 O'Clock will II. N
ont a. my Z 'fe good assortn ent of second hard
Furniture of family hreah nc up housek, ePing.
Also, larse ass"-tmrn Mt of Hardware VIZ:
Sh"t F"rks. Hos Sad Irons,
Ia ks, Golf Mills, Siey, s, SPOKE shaves,
Par IS, >quaIes, Rul-s. Knives. &c.
.ls", Z laigr 1T q, Wooden Ware
Baske aud Flour Buckets, Clothes Plr.
Br lshes, BacSiI DC &c.
hlNo ~ !ot Of I.iau, supe-io srticlcS.
On hs If cask Of French b audy,
1 Ar-els OF er, s"pArior Wnisky
thilfcask Of Wine,
= COX, 5 ofsnrerio b, andy and Whisky.
~ ~ 9 of Tr'sS 81 fs,IIy Wisky' snpcloa article
$ 81 i,sa M af ssr sitky Boier,e,
rms at sale,
fe p dts VIM. MARSHAL L, Auct
NIARShAL'S SAL En- virtue If tiree wrIts
tn CrTcu': Court OF the District Of Columbia for
the cou " If " ashlrston, and To me GIr ed
"it fX'o,e To pubic sale, FOR ".,h IN front of Mar
tir c " " ashiHston on SATUKDA Z. ne ioth