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The THEATRE, last night, on the occasion of
the benefit of Miss Maggie Mitchell was crowded
to overfOwing, and the performance was all that
could he desired-the fair beneficiary even out
doing herself. No theatrical engagement here for
long time, either masculine or feminine has
been more brilliant and successful than the nres
ent one of this fair metropolitan favorite The
bill for this evening is the pet of the Petticoats,
and KATY O;Shiell''-Miss Maggie Mitchell as
Paul the Pet. and Katy.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL,
wi les ST THE QUEEN OF COMEDY
NEW EDITION

IN JUST ISSUED
Gardeners Dictionary Of the Army OF the United
States, Navy and Marine Corps, who served with
the Land Forces Second Edition. i'm Fmenda-
tons and Supplement, by Charles z Gardiner;
price So.
NEW BOOK BY MISS PARDOE
Life Struggle, by Miss Pardoa, aUtncr If outs
XIV; Adopted Heir, DO, AZ Sl.s5. For sale at
Fest TAYLOR 4 MAURY, 334 Pa. av.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE planning mill Of
Rhodes, Rue d Co, on ShaC kama on street wharf
was burnt at O'Clock this morning. The ir'
extended TO the lumber wharf at Geo b. Sluat
Co. The sewing maching factory adjoining wss
saved uninJured. Loss not ascertained. The FIR
Is supposed to have been the work Of an incen
a
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n ADIEs' HOMEMADE shOEs.-Glove kio
IL heel dOu bic soled Button Boots, szSi-
English Lasting do. do, s2.25; Goat Sklnv
do s2.oo; fr. Morocco do, S2.oo
Also, every other style OF BOOTS and SHOES.
for Ladies', Misses aud ChIldreE's wear.
]. ROSENTHAL, No. ~ MARKET epece,
isJ&-eoiy Pa sv. ID door above 9Th Ct
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MAGGIE MITCHELL Last night, number Of
the admirers of this charming actress. with
Witbers band. proceeded to the National Hotel
ana compll inented her with a serenade. After
the performance Of several fine pieces some of
them dedicated to Maggie. and composed by
Wlthers she appeared on the balcony, and ac-
leader Of the band with splendid bouquet. At
her apr rance the company CALAMITY uncovered
Their reads, and the band struck up - Maggie by
my side" After which, her agent. Glenn, the
prosecuted Dutchman, invited the company into
the parlor. where they had merry time until the
- wee sma' hours
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VISITING MILITARY The Mayor received 4
Of the Reed Ri hemen of Chestertown Md an
nnuncing their intention to visit the CITY on the
I'D inst and bring from b to 40 men, rank and
file They ask to know the extent and character
OF the partic patton in the ceremonies of the day
which will be expected Of visiting soldiery The
Corporation having taken action relative to the
matter, the communication was referred to Col
Hickey.
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NoTIcz.-pfstr,ef Of Columbia Advertisements
fe Z: izter'sd ~ the BALTIMORE SuS are reee,red
af Az fcr:rdrffd from THE STAR Office
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ny A. GREEN. AuctIoneer
nnSITIXE SALE OLE SLY NnQnM &

DCSITIVE SALE OF SIX HANDSOME
AND The LOTs ON WHICH THEY STAND, FRONTING
THE PATENT OFFICE. AT AUcTION.-Un FRIDAY +,
known as Walker Row, fronting on stn street
opposite the Patent Once titustsd on lots i9 and %
and hal lot p n square No. SIG
No. being tho south house, a. frost OF % feet
running back l'O feet - a 81 feet inch ley Ihe
house c"nGniIs 10 good conveniently arranged
roo & and wide passages.
No. 2tronts l6 feet running back 100 feet 10 the
alley the house contains roUm. and passages:
feet Ia f.et sliey the hOusfs contain 10 rooms
esoh, with v ids passages;
Eing back the same depth.
Terms One-t third cash; balance in 6, II. ~ and
ferred payments, bearing interest from DAY OF SALE
4 deed given and deed OF trust taken Title in
dIsput.ble
IS cow A. GREEN. Auct.
By c. w. BoTELER d SONS, AuctIoneers.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
- TIE IUNIATA HoUsE.-OD TUESDAY MORN
We s se al No So On a. street,
tween Penn avenue and Z street. al the Furniture
Mshcgany Sofas, Mahogany Chairs,
Rocker Chairs, Parlor, Chamber and Step Carpet
Extension Dining Tables, sidebo.rd., Arm Chairs.
CaftOrs, Table Cutlery, Plated Forks and Spoons,
China. G ass and crockery,
s1peTioH Fessthsr Beds. Bolster. and Pillows,
Curied Hair Mattresses,
Walnut, Mahogany and other Bedsteads,
Cane seat Chairs, Window Shades,
Dressing and other Bureaus, Toilet Sets;
Stoves Marble top and other Washftands,
W ardrobss. Bed Spreads, Blankets
She Il, Towels, Counterpanes, Comforts, 90.
Cook Stove ann other Cooking Requisites,
Kitchen Furniture dc. -.
At o'clock will be sold the Wines and Liquors,
Glass Bar room and Once Furniture.
TERMS d and under, cash over S4oa credit OF
6n ard 40 day for approved endorsed notes, bear
in Esd C. w. BOTELER SONS. Aucts
1sn DOZEN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
lou We have just received AZ 8 50 and % per
dozen. they are decidedly the cheapest ever oferec
| AT the prices.
20 dozen superior French Corsets, white and col
ored,
| 20 dozen fine Stitched Linen and Marsellles ShIr
BosOms, al at the lowest prices.
| J. w, COLLEY & CO.,
fes-et 3&3 7th street, above PH. ave,
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
LNREAT CAIAI lGIrE Sal L AE RnnYS

by J. z. McU UIR Z q GU, AuotlOneere.
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
NJ The subscribers now arranging for sale TO
commence oa THURSDAY, March ,st, 1850 a. 10
O'cl Jck, In the arge room second door of the
auction rooms, about l5D,0O0 volumes of Books,
comprising the collections OF the late Mr. Temple
man and the late SIG. Deeth of GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
The collection embraces many rare and valuable
works In every department literature and scie ice
9 more full description of which will be given IN
future advertisements.
Catalogues may he obtained upon application 10
the Auctioaeers after the 18th inst.
JOSHUA RITCHIE, Administration.
Re 9-eo2w j. G. MoESIJIRE A CO Aucts
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The WOUNDED MRS.-The men who were in
Jured by the falling Of bank of earth in the Fifth
Ward mentioned yesterday were VIM. McNeery
and Robert King. The former had his thigh
broken, and the latter was severely though not
dangerously hurt--no bones being broken The
Skillfut attention Of Doctors Richards and McKim
was speedily obtained, and both patients are doing
as well as could be expected
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GEEEN. Auctl

By A. GEEEN. Auctionee.
BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOAKS, MANTIL-
fSG tie 18th INST Shall te. in Sopf Of mo snc
non Room, the corner Of 9TH and Streets at 10
ssi pairs of Misses and Chidren's Lace Boots.
40 do Co 90 GROUND he ,lcd
5p pairs Children's Assorted Shoes,
81 Dc BOYS Boots,
u, do a, Mems N r 8Goss' c,o.., u.r,,,, u,o-
and Fancy Goods
Terms cash.
fe lid A. GREEN. Auot.
BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
NEW PAkLOR AND CABINET FnRNI-
CARPETS. &c, AT AuCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
2a At 10 Ss,%cS md we lh VIII stre s
the . late store ofC r. Green The rsmander of mas
assortment of new PaJloT and cabinet Furniture e
glassware, Tea Sets, 4 c.. comprising
Ma4ogany,. wa nut and other bureaus,
20 Marble top and other Tables,
Washstauds, Settees. Chairs and Desks
Sets very handsome CandelebraS and Psrlor Brsck-
C'o'ho horses and Toy Furniture,
! second hand Piano,
~ assorted Tea Sets. Glassware, DO.
Ana many other aticles too numerous TO ment on.
AiSo one fine store Counter and Mahogan, show
Pstent Bins fer .grocers and Signs,
The fixtures were manufactured for the store OF
Messrs. Shakell Miller, and are of the best qual
Ity.
Terms: So cash; over that amount credit OF
6ls?d ql days. for approved endorsed notes, oea-
lag lateTeet.
fe Io-d WALL & BARNARD. Auct..
By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
A DMiNISFRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE
n HOLD FURNITURE, Horse, Cows, WAGONS 4
bUGGT, &c AT AUCTIoS.-Op Wednesday the 18th
Inst, shall ss:l, by order of the Orphans' Cont al
10 clock IN, at the residence Of the late Jane s
A. BiacS, deceased, Oh street, between Delaware
egue and lst street east, Capitol HID the House
ia III Effects, embracing
Sofas, Chair, Bureaus, Lounges,
b DIST 'ad~ W arJrohes, Safes,
W ash -tanis, Toilet Sets, Tables,
Erather Bsds, bedding aud Mattresses,
China, q ASS and CrOckery Ware,
general assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
Also, one excellent Work horse,
one excellent Mich Cow,
two Market Wagons,
one good Buggy.
Terms: Al! sums under IS cash over s5a credit
81 81 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed Bearing
, terest.
SAMUEL EOOVER, Administrator.
o. T.
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HE BAucARDE Govern ., yy,,,
On Monaay evening next, promises to he a an,
,.nd.d "eat' and will no doubt be largely At.
'enaed ny our music-loving citizens s'-' Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. ID. T. The annual cata-
ogue of this institution for 1860 has just been pub
lished. The number of students at college is 2a5
Or these, four are from Baltimore and seven are
from other parts of Maryland. The first term ex-
animation will commence on Monday next and
end on the following Friday.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR VIRGINIA RAILROADS.
The bill making an appropriation to the Alexan-
dria. Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad of $500
900, has passed both branches of the Virginia
Legislature, and is now law. Also, the bill sui
scrbing for $3.50 COO of the preferred stock OF the
Manassas Gap Railroad, sum sufficient to finish
that great work TO Harrisonburg
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A BALLAD CONCERr-It will be seen by a cor
respondence published in another column that
MIR John I. Parsons, of this city, who has made
80 favora BILE an impression in private circles has
been rendered by prominent citizens, and has ac-
cepted, an invitation to give a ballad concert,
which will come off at Philharmonic Hall on
Monday evening, the Goth inst
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BURGLARY Tie store Of Gso,ys Dav;,,o,,
oIhef Oh Eighth street east and g street soptb
was entered one night this week, and robbed of
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BY }. q. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucuone.rS.
DEN. F. FRENCG'S CLOSING OUT SALE
- of Books and Stationery will commence or
SATURDAY February llth at O'Clock, at sto q
of w. r. Bayly, 2aS Pa avenue Sales positive
e.e-y evening for one week. Books and Paper a,
private sae very ow during the day to close out the
entire stock.
fe lO-lw BEN. F. FRENCH. Salesmar.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNi.
IL IURE AT ACCTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
mt 18th INST. at 10 o'clock, will sell, at the ate
residence of Henry Brewer, deceased, on West
street. between Green and Montgomery streets
Ge1IgetOwn, general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, comprising
Mahogany S0fs, Chairs, Tables AMI Rockers,
DO Sidehoard aud Dining Table.
Bedeteads, Feather Beds. Hair ana Shuck Mat
tresSes
Wa-hrobes, Washstands and Lounge,
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Bedding, &c.
Chamber ard Perlor Stoves.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware.
Kitchen Utensils, a general assortment.
Terms: So cash; over that amount 30 and 81
days, for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter
est.
fa7-d BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ. C. McGUTRE& Co, Auctionee

By. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionsers.
TWO NEW AND HANDSOME FAMILY
D.3 t nSsSIN 81 IysLIc AUcrIoS.To9 TUES
ont of the Auction Rooms; we shall sell
superior silys' mognted Mock Csleche Coach
ps, senger Phae'on Barouche, built to order fol
The above we're bull. to order in the most supe.
rior manner BY one of the best builders in B.lti
m"re for Southern gentleman, and now sold to
Terms: One: third cash the residue in 30 and SO
caTs: for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing iI-
II T, # std Ic.MoGUrREsco, no,,.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneerr,
STOCKS At AgCTION.-on WEDNESDAY
IS co Of Ws.hns,on s SSart e. tq
cent Stock. ~
.soo Rank of the ODD Dominion STOCK,
$3.50 Dav npSrt city 10 ger gent. Coupon Bondr,
Mount Vernon Steamers, Geo Page And TboS,
s4co Corporation of Washington 5 per oert. Stock.
with interest from July 1st, 1855
SIN CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Canal funded Coupons.
S3SSsI Corporation OF Georgetown per cent.
&C. MqGUiRE CO., Auc,..
lie lI-a lConsututIon.D
BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers-
p0SbTIvESALE VERY VALUABLE FARM
DAY. 23d inst, At u O'Clock we will sell on the
ie tlie Farm known As part OF Grsenv God Park
Enlarged" tho residence of 8. Hill. Jr and ritua-
I'D on the old Marlborough road, near "Old Long
Eleids" ana CONTAINING about two hundred and
'leven And three Ell hths of acre in hgh state
of cultivation. About seventy acres are in fine
wood and timber and the remainder in very fertile
ard productive sol for tobacco and grain Ind about
n " acres Cf which Is seeded In wheat and now in
promising condition
The improvements on the place are good consist
ing of comforSble and spacious Dwelling, To-
bacco Houses Sheds, &c, &C.
The farm can be worked with f'wer hands than
most farms OF the same size, and this sale will off
an3Pfoi tunIty Sc dem met with to acquire so val
uahla property.
sale.
Also,
At tho same time and place. or Horses
ell-d WALL g. BARNARD, Aucts.
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The RUSSIAN WAR PANORAMA is still open ev-
cry night at Odd Fellows Hall. Il has been i'm
proved by magnificent scene illustrating the
ton here
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ID TAoHgA The STAR IS printed on tie fastest
sfsnr1 press IN use ,cssh Of Baltimore, s edition
70 large as to rsqnirs 1t to be put TO press at an
'o-ty hoxr; Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent ." before Trsivs O'clock m; otAertcise they
nay no: appear pnta tAe merit day.
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TIE WINp.ISone damage wa, done bv N
gale on Thursday night. la the Sixtb Wy me
frame stable, corner Of Pennsylvania avenn. "a a
Twelfth street east was blown down. ana ,na
roof Of brick stable belonging to Chas M,lIa
was taken on In the Seventh Ward. two ns,.,
oflck houses In course of erection by J. pnrn
phrey, had the gable ends thrown down Tn
heavy skylight on the residence of Col. &;
Berret, on II, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets; was carried away completely No doubt
done by the sane gale "@'
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No. No. I.LhMESrABLE SUIcIDES.-We see thou
themselves into The grave: when Mrs. NJ. n. Gard
nsI,S Indlan Balsam Of Iii 7erwort and Hoarhound
would quiet the coug and cure the disease
upon them 1t may be found at all the druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

L'OR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE,
l. on I'd street, between d AID r. streets, in Kib'
Boys Subdivision. The above property will be
sold on easy terms. Price made known by inquir-
ing of II. w. HAMILTON & CO, No. 500 18th
street, opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

UNLICENSED HUCksrERs.-Within short time
several hucksters from the States have been ar
rested for selling in our markets without license
The licensed dealers insist upon the strict enforce.
ment OF the law for their protection for the reason
that they contribute largely to the support of the
Corporation, and their opponents do not This
morning another warrant was issued for the
arrest of a man named Whitestone, Of Alexandra.
for selling In this market without license The
law regards only those as hucksters who buy to
sell again Persons who raise the stock they offer
lor saie are not required to pay for the privilege,
no matter from whence they come The only diff
ncuIty In the prosecution of case for hue kster-
ing without license is the obtaining of proof
that the defendant did not raise his own stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

DR.. HOsTETTER's B.TTERs have received the
Warmest encomiums from the press and people
cure ofDyspepsia Flatulencs Consti patton nd gem
era! nervous debility, 1T cannot he approached.
Ev.ry day new cases of its great effect q q chrOni
oled through our principal public Journals. There
Is nothing equal to tn enjoyment to that which the
afflicted experience when using this valuable spe-
CHIC. It's mild tone; its sure and vigorous action
upon dIsorderei stoma Oh and the cleansing OF G. Q
g tire human body should recommend 1t to ali class
es ofOur community. AL that vrill he necessary to
oonvlnoe the skePtical of its althy effects Is to
purchase hottie and be convinced
erywhere. fe 7-eost
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WE ARE REQUESTED To invite attention to the
advertisement of DR.. WOOlfson, the optican, rs;
teepth streets, which appears in the Intsigehoer
ana states 1t will be seen that his streng tRening
spectacles and eye glasses" are recommended bv
many eminent gentlemen, presumed to be judses of
theIL good qualities, and of the comfort to be de-
Of these important instrumentallties. DR.. W. has
been located In this oitv for several wears de- So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

WAsHINGToN, 9th Feb 1s6o
SIR NV servant, Jacob Armst,onc
some dlmenliy In regard to his residence :, ,;.
city. II understand the law, negro serV u MS
~ush se.'ng Ia .9e families Of members Of Con-
20 free negroes rot SO employed. tbetefn. aoie
tost the aoove-hamed is servant in INV fsmiI,S
and desire him protected as such Yrry rss,.c,' ;
fully, your obedt ssrv't Ious ~ IesI'ecl-
Hon J. q. Bsrref, Mayor, WashTas,N" 'oDh.
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EOR RENT-A three story and ATTIC BRICK
4 HoUS So, on south street, No. I13, opposite
the Smithsonian grounds. Rent S25 per Inonth.
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QUERu's Con LIVER OH JELLY

QuERu's Con LIVER On. JBLLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
oine 1t is twice more eficacious than the lio uId
oil. 1t Is the only cure for ScrofuIas, Consuinr-
ton and ali kinds of Coughs.
Also,
QUERu's JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greasinass of the oil Is obvated. For sail
Georgetown ~
PENFoLD, PARKER & MOWER, Wholesale gents
l D Beekman street. New York nitI NO 8 arn
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WATCH RETURNs.-Jno. Whitaker was drunk
and disorderly; and this morning. having been
ordered by the Justice, Dom, to pay the sum
usually assessed In such cases, be was placed in
the custody of officer Tanning to raise the needfu
but had not reported when the docket was closed
jno Hefron was taken up for fighting; but no,
being ready for hearing, was ruled for trial al
noon to-day. j. McDevit and r. Offet, drunk;
paid each 50 Is fine and costs and were released
Fifteen dodgers enjoyed the comforts of beds in
the cell range and rousing fire in the sbig stove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

TOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
L con aiming rOOEIs, situated on + street north
between 2i and Sd streets west. For further partc
u ars inquire of j. ROVER, LIST, between | and X
streets north. fa LII
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non. " IT, BerTst, Mayor, stc,-Sir: On the
W inss my servant, Lewis Gibson a colored
man Mas arrested by the police Of this CITY as
senuefnen residing In this city are aIw,vs me-
d LEO rom the penal provisions of the non.Ies;
u ,h, taw and respectfully request that such bro.
..,v.n, eAended 10 Lewis Gibson. who /. INV
very respectfully, your obed't sert
Z
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FOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIX
- ICRES ofs Drinking Saloon, fronting on Pa.
wishing to retire from business v iii sell on accon.
mnodstlng terms. The house is now doing a good
business, and can be Increased For particulars
customer need anEweT. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

FOR SALE-A desirable two story and ATTIC
BRICK house with back bui ding, stable,
&c., with between IL go and I2,GA0 square feet OF
ground attached. which is laid of for a vegetable
and flower garden. The garden contains q variety
OF choice roses and other flowers The property is
situated in the eastern section of the city and is
very lea thy neighbornOOd and only auout Is min
utes walk from the Capitol. For terms apply to Dr.
+. ;. WALSH, Garrison street, Navy Ya'd, or of
j. +. CALLAN, + street. +. 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

E'OR RENI-A new. neat and convenient three
L story BRICK HOUSE, with cistern, stable,
and large ward, on 4th street east near ST north
G4pyen a; I" the Eapit9!i Inquire Of WILL AN
Bra Dl.EI, at his marble yard, First Ward, or of
4. HU NJ. insurance Agent. No. 81 north 4 ct
Capitol Hill. Terms reasonable. fe At
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-A FUR
L nisied House IN p easant and desirable loca-
ton Will he rented for SIX months or n year In
CURE at tho Star Oifice. fe 7-iyt
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Auct,orec-,
THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROIV

Atthe same time and place. or Horses
fe lid WALL e. BARNARD, Aucts
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perior grade: Hay was selling at the stands for
IS to 50 cents per 100 lbs. Country pork. the
supply small but Of excellent quality, was SELLING
at the scales for IS so to 80 per 100 lbs Poultrv
was plentiful, and the prices were about as for
weeks past
ARRESTED Yesterday, officer John F. Carter
arrested Susan Prince for keeping bawdy house
in the Seventh Ward. She was taken before Jus
tice Dom, and gave security for further hearing
Monday night. This arrest resulted from the
finding of the child Sarah Conner at the house of
the accused on Thursday, as stated in the Star
Yesterday The warrant was made out imme-
dlately after the recovery of the girl, upon the
Information then obtained
WE GUARANTEE an agreeable time to all who
may attend the Ladies' Fair at Thorn's Building,
gu seventh street, tonight. The goods will be
ulsPosed OF at auction, commencing at half past 2
dhoiolhg rare opportunity for Investment in
some OF the really beautiful articles on hand The
tItesninents need no prais ng, and the ladies who
serve them speak for themselves
SiHANGERs AND CITIZENS can hardly find a
P,uue IN the city where they can spend a few
nHuIs, either In the daytime or evening. mors
&c an and proiitably than in the Picture Gal.
nn!y,h OF ,9e Washington Art Association, ON tbs
Tn., sue OF Pennsylvania avenue betJveen
'e"'h ana Eleventh streets
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EOR RENT-A comfortable BRICK HOUSE
L with rooms. on | street, between 9Th and 18th
Inquire OF IT. B. BROWN, at his housefurnishIng
store on 7lh ST., between and X, No. $50.