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TIT FFKr.-Eeauty of carriage is mostly de pen
der on judicous preservation of the feet, it is
IL possible to move in Q graceful manner If the
great support Of the whole frame be in adisordered
Bunions, ngrowisx Nails, or other disorders to
which the feet are liable. 70 all sfiic 'ed.v would
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites Office No.
424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-
half and sixth streets. 70 i6-f
A NEW THING UNDER TIE 6uHi
In its Observation-Disclosures.
In its coloring power-matchless.
In all its ngredients-yegetable
In Its operation-natural.
In its identifying esults-enduring.
In it's tendency-preservative.
In it's popularity-unequalled.
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR DYE
IL pronounced both by the World Of Seieses and
the World If Fashion, the finest preparations ever
invented By art to rectify the short oomings of
nature. Manufactured BY J. Cristadoro, No. 6
Aston House, New York. Sold by al Druggists.
Applied by all Hair Dressers. mr. slim
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b. eRHIN q WILLIAMs, ~ 4, on ere

b. GREBN & WILLIAMS, Au.t on ,srs
uIOULEHOLD AND k1fOAky fU HslTU M
f1Ar AUcTIoN.-On @EDN1eDAY. The 3th Npe.r
isay declining housskee ping, No 379 south side
Of D, between xth and ssvsnth stree good As
sortmept Of Furniture, viz: Mahogany Dressing
Y asdro6ss, Parior and 9th r CHAIRS, Beassssds:
Three. ply and other CARROTS Mattress g SIS ana
Oroes cry ware COOKING sirtybt, and other Stoves,
with many other articles. wliea Ne deem unnsees-
f&ry to eIaneEats.
Terms cafh.
NH .25 0hE1N q WlLLIAm1, Auo0.
By O.. MoGU IRE co.. Anotiopes ..
E,IkSf GLASS BUILDING LOTS NAB OIf1
T. HALL AT PgBiIo AucsIoH.On, ia h1DAI
Ara 1kNovS al ~ al =. az TOE s IN
81 The correr q Third street vest and a
nine bach III feet to 10 foot alley, aud eontaniaa
ssG e ssis"sd to be one Of the most sxlhls
bnidinG l0ts In thst desirable section OF the Gt-
Also. immsdiately after We shall two very Aee'7'.
ss 3 isst en TSird ssrsss vet, sstvsss Hsn
streets north, and running oack Isl fast toAvs
Tsrns one third cash. the remainder IN eiz aa1
tweive nonths, with interest, secured b. dss4 %
XII i n s. sss & 4: IT, zs:
sxovINe TO AN ERROR IN TN ADyA4-
tsemsnt ths sSSys sale Il until rt s
rissSs;; s 10. MsaulR.& co., Assts.
1oc 01ID VIsIT1 1kAn1s. dQE
4 Esn.h sis, swiss oerysa Wood, "a Ansrissa
ConDosis'on oazd sr:niSs in1hHxefifffHhSS,
lee esyeeth sHeoSe ~
1isht doors shove 0es Ss9eSrn NJ
2 F..
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OoLGAfR's HoHRy RoAp

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
pemsnd, IL made from the choicest materials
10 mild and emollient in its nature, frsgrantly
scented and extremely beneficial In its action upon
the skin. For sale By all Druggists and Fan
Goods Dealers. taa6eo1v
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NEsvous DEBILITY, SlMINAL WsAKKEss, ETC.,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of Others and will tell you nothing
but the truth Address, with stamp,
EDWARD d. TRAvER
mar 2-D6W ,1y Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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mar ida WHY

The CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WoRI
nNsrer FADES or Washes Ont-Upham's Hair Dye,
g; o Ford, corner 18th street and Penn avenue,
Warrington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
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GRAND night, q man named
Thos. Dutton took pair OF fine boots from the
store OF L. Fogelsberger, Pennsylvania avenue
near the Kirkwood house. He was pursued
by MIR. VoRelsberger, who took the boots from
him, and officer Sullivan locked the thief up
In the Station house of the Second Ward. This
morning he was committed for court, by JUS
tice CLAYTON
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GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUs.-Let the little
folks remember that tomorrow afternoon at
two o'clock Mis-. Warmers formerly Mrs. Dan
Rice's) great national show gives its first ex-
hibi.ion in this city, on g street, between Ninth
and Tenth. The programme to be submitted
on this occasion is one that embraces all the
talent Of the great star troupe. Remember the
time-to- morrow afternoon at two O'Clock.
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TIE BEST MAN OF THE Two-Yesterday Jno.
and Louisa Beall, colored couple living on d
street south, got into a squabble on account Of
Jealousy, and Louisa got hold OF a rolling. pin
and cut Johns head and pounded him severe
ly. After the fracas John had his wife ar.
rested by Officer Brennan, of the Sixth Ward,
and she was taken before Justice Gull, who
dismissed her. John was drunk and disorder.
!y during the trial, and was therefore locked up
in the station.
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On. DuPOAT's Suear-coated Female Regulstina
Pills are the gerry best in They aerate speedily
ana efetttce!y. and being sugar coated create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their superiority orsr all
others. Price 81 box. Sold by g. c. Ford, corner
Nth street and Pa. avenue Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria, ia6-ly
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ga, 81 JOHN GRINDER in the Stars report of the
east and l. street south. "
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HEA1ouARr1WRsss n * INA T E5ENPARrMzNT Q
ByJ Q. MCGUIRE 4 90. Auctionssrs

TKUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE OORNIR
L LOT, NEAR THE baltimore RAIL RoAD DlPof.
s5th day Of May. A. D. 1863 and reeor led in Lbsr
NO TNo. II, folio g &c one Of the land record!
the holder Of the notes secured thereby the under
signed trustee viii ssn Ct pubic ale IL fISnt Of
18Th da, Of March A. D 1854, at e,clook p; n e
Is upon the corner OF New Jersey avenue and North
street, ana has 'front.' Of forty go, feet on the
The sale Of this property in the Immediate neigh
borbood OF the depot, presents Q favorable oppor-
tunity .or : profitable in yestment e-'
Terms OF sals: One third in cash: Of which go
Par me ts In six and twelve months with interest
nom AZ Of sale: secured By deed of trust,
If the terms OF sale are not piled with In ave
days after the sale the trustee the right
to resen ct the right and cost Of frst purchaser.
after Eve days mott, %.
An conveyanoins, including stamps 1t purchaser
cost.
aax4x&da n MeluIR IN q 40 Auefa
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.!RwELhY! JEwELKY! JxwELRY!-Por One Dollar
near AZ street enH' s'c rs
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, fhsHiosABLE MILLIsERY.--Mrs Wells takes this
metho9 OF informing her friends and the public
s sheraiy that she has opened q new and fashion-
soe Hlllnsry establishment on Sd street east. one
s"of ifop East Capitol ct. Capitol Hill, NH 25-Ns
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, 2Sd instant, at the Meth
dist Protestant Church. GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. by
the Rev. D. Evans Reese. Mr.. CHARLES G. MYERS
to Miss KATE LUKE.
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RECovERINa.-A short time since, Adjutant
Franklin Glenrov, Of the Goth Pennsylvania
infantry, a gentleman well known in this city
as a typo, was thrown from his horse while on
duty ia the Army Of the Potomac, and had sew
erair ribs broken. letter received in this city
Yesterday from the front, where he is in hospi.
tai, states that he is rapidly recovering from
his in juries.
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Warranted 70 CuRH Is SIX DAYs,-Dr. Godfrey's
standing. will cure Gonor,aoa IN sig days. No
change Of diet REQUIRED Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia 6-ly
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By J. @. Moo UIKE & CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH 4
SkkBf, BRfwlln THIRD AID BOuxH STREETS
EAsT-0n SATURDAY AFTERNOON March 18Th,
H. In square TBS fronting 40 feet ~ inches on North
street, between Sd and 4Ih streets sast aed run
IS foot slle3 running the full depth of the lot on
the east side, The Lot win be divided into two
building Lots OF "A feet Ia inches eeoh
Terms caab.
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SicoND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Richar,
Inoube, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. JohI
sroWn. 90; ~. Thos. Dutton, stealing a PAL
OF boots; bail for court-committet in default
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Oharles
Whitly. suspicion of larceny; Oliver ]. Elem.
ming, drunk: Samuel Wingate, malicious mis-.
chief; Allen G. Lewis, drunk and disorderly
all dismissed
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
III A Corner Lot $50 feet front on Pa av ;, con-
tanning 2 500 square feet of ground, improved by
stores, Offices, and residences; s one Of the best
The whole of this excellent property can be pur-
chased for $l25 0OO-$25.O 900 cash balance on long
time "a
A fine Brick Residence X ST., oppo. Franklin
Square, IL rooms, rs by 1873 # to 30 foot paved al
ley stable and carriage house $1,000
Desirable Brick on 18th st., near Pa. av.. rs
by lo9 10 rooms "a n -o,oU
good stable 49, 500
A Substantial Brick, on B ST., bet. I'd and Sd,
IS by 100, rooms -. :. 600
Sr roems s'ls I'm ., ~ . 49, :. 49, 800
R a ~ ..o. 1000
neat Frame House, on nth ST., II by 100,
rooms mi o'n ''' 80 :. -. 400
Two Frames on n ST., bet 9Th and 5th SITS, Is
Building Lots in all parts Of the city.
A number of desirable Farms for sale.
MITCHELL & SON Real Estate Brokers,
De- and hI
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VIM n. WARD, Trustee.
nh4 2aw3w&ds 10. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts
By THOMAS BOWLING Iauctioneer,

IN PU RsUANo1 OF AN ORDER OF THE Or
phan's court Of Washington county duty ratt-
6ed and confirmed BY the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia sitting 10 Equity. shall, g
Guardian, proceed 10 sell at public sale, before the
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 8tk. 1884
At4 O'Clock p. all the estate, right, title, ints
Mary c. Mcsherry. and James o. Moshsrry, infant
heirs OF Helen n Mesherry, deceased, of. in, and
land lying shove Geo, eetown, between the Chess
DeAke and Ohio Canal and the Potomac river, CON-
tanning about forty aerea, formerly belonging to
the estate Of Abner Cloud, decoassd.
Terms OF sale One third cash. balance payable
In three, six, nine, and twelve months from the
da{ OF sale With interest: the deferred paynents
All COD yancipg. including the revenue stamps,
TO be done under the direction Of the Solicitor in
the cause. JAMES Mo5HDRRY
Guardian Of Helen NJ, Mary O., and James O.
Mceherry. infant heirs of Helen d MeSherry,
deceased.
mb8-TuS&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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= DlslAs1s eftA Ne,coxs, Se,nf.al, Urt~ary, aed
Reports of the Hotcasd Assoeiation-sent By mail
In sealed letter envelopes, lee of charge. Address
No. Q South N inth Street. Philadelphia, Pa Ism
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-This Court adjourne
yesterday until to morrow.
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the house occupied by 9eorgiana Miles, on l4th
street, near the canal, was entered by thieves,
who stole wooden chest containing lot Of
female underclothing. The chest was after.
wards found by ONcer McChesney in the street
fronting the canal. The thieves were evidently
looking for money, as the clothing was all in
The chest when fOnnd.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

<R> L. o.. R. M. A
>@< The members of "A
LOGAN TRIBE, No. 9, I. o. r. s~
GEoRGErowS, D. c.,
Beg leave to respectfully inform their friends and
former patr01F I thsf t aRA MI fiss their
at Pompeian Hall, corner Washing ton and Bird sc
Partieulars IN future s sdSert tIa
h ny ?setz 81 the EFT JARRETT Chairman
GRAND EASTER BALL
THE SECOND GRAND BALL
oFTHB
YOUNG IRISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
To be given at the
TEMPERANCE HALL,
On EASTER MONDAY, March 18th.
The Committee will epdesvor to make this Bali
S'"' ''s;i sSss :z:sss HOT, a
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Joseph Mclaughlin, PHI Keniely,
Jere. Conroy.
FLOOR MANAGE
G. 0'Dono hhe' Rob en E snf Fusitt
,. 1iskets One Dollar, admitting sentensn and
lauIes. NH "a it,
r. r A n ID b A l. l..
BENEFIT OF THE ENLISTMENT FUND.
to be held at the
HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
On THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 81,
the proceeds to be appropriated to
AIDING ENLIsTMENTs IN THE CITY or
WASHINGTON.
MANAGERS.
His E1eelIsncy the President of the United States
The Speaker of the House of Representatives.
t. r. s sssTstsT; S S{ e. % treasury.
TIE TIE FFsssssssS Of a ses Intef0r
The Attorney General.
oo.uv n os THE PART Of TIE ARxr.
G Gem H MaFtipd.. Ss 1aP issns
Gem Benh ae,sS GG spps Bent s9hest'
Gen & Ramsey
ON THE PART OF THE NAVY.
ASmTa os Smtb FOX Gap5 va,t M1se
Com j Montgomery Paym'r j Cunning CHAM
Col on H.rs OF rT M.;n1
Major Nicholson
cou. on THE PART OF THE SENATE.
Senator johnson Senator Garlic
Senator Morgan
ON TIE PART OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Hon Thaddeus Stevens Hon II W Davis Co.
Hon Owen LOvejOy Hon John Kasson
Hon Samuel Hooper Hon c Wilder
Hon Schenck Hon P Blair
Hon Smithers Hon r E Fenton
ON THE PART OF THE CITIZENS.
Hon Wallach Chas Stewart Jos PlatZ
Hon III Addison l. Middleton Richards
VIM Dixon Halliday Fugitt
Douglass b w Reed VIM Hamilton
VIM Forsyth sc Culverwell Htz
w Riggs Zach Downing G Bohrer
T. Morgan WWall DrSAH McKim
VIM Wilson W Boteer VIM Talbot
Geo raft Chas KloEIdn G. Scott
RObt BOZzel Fl G Torch G. Wilson
VIM Bradley " w Moore VIM Hutchinson
n Easily Ctermehle D McCathran
Hurdle " Davis Holroyd
] ! kil e,e' III Eas mSh 81 MM ssSTH
j Hendln CIV WrOe J b Ellis
Fisher 81 Bowen Lloyd
Smith Petit Henry Lyes VIM Wise
J Joyce sly Sylvester Geo Wright
A Hancock, 1r LA Beall John Dudley
NOerr French Stebbins
NJ Tally Adolph Cluss GPGoff
Hammack Sargent Evans
w SeatOn Acker W Stone
Jos Brown & Garfield Gwyun Harris
Thomas Lewis
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Gen Bacon WV Rapley WV Hawley
Semmes &C Richards Shepherd
C Wilson SVNoyes CSNOyes
John Sessford N Dubant Capt Z s Wicklin
Hudson Taylor N Larne"
Gentlemen desiring inv:.ations for ladies' will
leave names and address at Hudson Taylor's Book
Store Penns vi vania avenue. between 9th and 10th
streets addressed to Executive Enlistment Com
mittee.' NH Is If
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4EN 9 D1Iss BUTTS,
YosttA's Dysss Swits.
0ildys1s' Dress S1its
Mss's Bxsissss Ssiss.
YoxsHs Busiasss Ssits.

NOAH WALxEl Co.,, 36S Penn avenue, Metro
nounse that their annual display Of FAN and Win
ter Clothing Is aow ready for Inspection It IL
comprised Of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
YSpths' Clothing of the newest and richest des gns
nneterial, trimming and workship.
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity IL
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock OF ready made clothing n this city, Of very
reduced prices oe9-lm
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ARRIVAL OF SHAD.-Five hundred fine shad
have arrived at Riiey's wharf, foot Of Eleventh
street, brought up by the OILERS.
Riieys wharf as afording most con veniences
OF any on the river, for fish mart has here
toore been the great resort OF buyers and sellers,
and those in quest Of tue best shad OF the season
viii doubles keep an Ve in the direction OF
his wharf
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE-This
llestablishment is but few doors from Penn
sylvania avenue, midway between 9TH and l4th
streets north side, contains two bath ICONS ten
furnished bed rooms an attic dining room, kitch-
and beautiful ball room g by 52;-yard 6o feet
square and admirably adapted for first class ager
beer garden; Ave years lease at 81 200 per year. all
for 5000 cash. A great sacrifice. ..
MITCH ELL Il SON, Real Estate Brokers,
8. e. corner Pa avenue and 18th st.
/ P. S.-Stock, fixtures licenses and furniture in
cluded. mhl9-2wr
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DERsONAL.~-THOMASR RYAN, late of Culpeper,
L Va, will find his brother Albert and family at
3s6 North Capitol street, where they desire to see
him : f-- NH 23-3t
MI FORTUNE TELLING.
MADAM GODDARD Can be consulted at her
residence No. 1O2 7th street, between and NJ,
Goat Alley; entrance on 18th st. NH 1.3t'
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sPERMAToRRHRA GAN BE CURsD-Dr Rand g Spe-
ci6c cures Spermatorrhen, Seminal Weakness, I'm
Its effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
Ii!l convince the most skeptical Of its merits.
street and Pc avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-If
y the person that bought the open face gold
it to No 299 street, they wi get their money
returned and no questions asked, as it was stolen
brou ght to my house, No. q Express Alley, they
will receive the same and oblige the owner.
NH 23-2t<
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CLOTHING NOT TO BE SOLD TO SOLDIERS
By command OF Brig. Gen. MartindaIe, Mill
tary Governor Of this District, an order has
been issued prohibiting the sale of clothing,
either citizens or military, excepting under
ciothing and boots and shoes,) to enlisted men
of the United States, excepting by special per-
mission from headquarters. Violators Of the
order will be punished by the Imprisonment
OF the offenders, and closing OF their respective
places ofbusiness.
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THE GRAND BALL in honor Of the ladies
who attended at the late Patent Office fair,
will be given on Tuesday evening next, March
29tb, and it well deserves to be patronized, both
as II compliment to the ladies who so gener-
ously gave their time and attention during tn,
progress Of the fair, and besides the proceeds
are TO De applied for the benefit OF our brave
soldiers The ball will be held in the hall of
the Patent Office on Tuesday night, and on
Thursday night the grand enlistment fund
ball will be given at the same place
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MORE BAwDY HOUSE CAsEs.-The police of
the Second Ward continue TO be busy with the
fancy ranches in Hooker's Division, Yester-
day Officer Voss, with warrants issued by the
Criminal Court, arrested Lucinda johnson,
ore of the colored fancy Of Graham's Alley,
and Bertha Brown, Of ASP Thirteenth street,
and delivered them to the U. s. Marshal OF the
District. Bertha Brown gave bail to appear
for trial, and Llacinda Johnson's friends were
busy looking for bail for her when the court
adjourned. The day before Mary Blake was
arrested by the same officer, and was after
wards placed in custody of Officer.Frazier to
enable her to secure bail for her appearance,
which she did.
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AUCTION SALES.
RoR orRRk AUCTION SALES srI isf PA9x
TINS AFTERNOON AND fO.MORROV

THIS AfrkRNOON AND rO-MORR0U
Bys. o. AeGDIK1 q CO.. Aaetionee1.
IslRiB Bib RksIDlNOI o0RNI1 or
- kIxiH AID y srnRlfs, ISLAND, AZ PuBLIo
e sssa ossrf ),
.s on fRipxS q iss oSsses State: .ss
ysiussie Real Estate, belol sns TO the sstsss q
Il: nrnSsIsd t.easy one on in ro.a ana qun.
s,aa sab dnvhisn Of ss1s.e nam four hea
q e .ss s SO
sy e1ss 5 ss
snn t,itor,:snd attic frame DWELLING, With bsoi
+. Terms on. YaT cash, tn. remainder in six ana
s.rr.6 n,a Interest t. from s.s u.
81 row q
PM Fl IL Il: :o,:s
.'; s., :; Z:
BEwM;L. Wall 4 GO. .Auc;ionssr,.
Attic Horse kssa . T., 81 sSss , cd, La a's"1' ~
C*sR,Ae IS sst Ho 81 &! ' xHe saes1.,.
s: sell :. s' s..sss s.ss
%0 ss@ stsss,s: in good ore.r
R9e el:.. y I Bu.si:: C..risges,
Irmediatsiy alter We viii sell large nunbsr Of
e!esllent work and Saddle Horses.
Terms cs62.
mh.A ". l.. WALL & 90 Aucts.
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
A TOTiONfeALE or AN GsTRAY BAY kARD.
"A On 6ATURDAl, Che 18th infant, ct II
O'Clock . m. We shall sell ct the Horse market,
one Bay Mare about fifteen hands high, With 8
white STRIFE down her face, left hind foot lock
white, and blind in her left eye. Above mare came
to my premises In September last The owner eaa
come forward and pay charges II not ehs viii be
sold en- that day ct public auction TO highsst bid
der TO Fay livery, dc JOSHUA DAV0N.
msss 81. GRIM hsft TGll gatf 7;s street.
By VIM. L WALL & CO., Auo.ionesrs
TWO BARGI3 AT AUCTION On SATURDAY
1 AFTERNOON 10Th instant. at 5 O'Clock, We
Will sell at the It'll street wharf, Bars,s.
Terms caeh
MIA VIM L. WALL & 90 Auets.
IL WASHINGTON.
OFFICE OF CHIP On sRFRRMAs
WARRINGTON, D @ March q 1854
VIII be sold ut ction. At the Government Store
house, corner of , and Twenty sixth streets, on
hA1 URDAY next. the Isl b inst. at eleven sloek
3. m, large lot OF condemned property, pris-
ing:
Parts Of Wagons and sets OF Harness,
Miscellaneous Tools,
Tents, Canvass. DO.
Terms casa in Govepm emit funds.
ELIAS n GREENE.
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermastsr,
mh92 At Depot of Wsshtngton.
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In retiring from the firm of W. NJ. SINISTER 4
CO., I take this occasion of returning to the citi-
zens of Washington my thanks for their liberal
patronage of the late firm, and would recommend
tronage to the new firm who will Immediately
make arrangements to offer to the public one Of
the largest and most desirable stocks in the mar
ket w. H. CLAGETT.
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1X7ILLIAM SCOTT, the sxtraordinary Tenor ana
w Balladist, appears to-night ~ tng NJ S Ttess
MafraHalifan Hall. 80. mn xA'L
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BOARDING.

NOTIOl.-On and after Monday next, q. 4AU.
IN TIER will be prepared to receive regular Table
Boarders 1t o. Fer week. 10 A-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25

The undersi gned having purchased the stock Of
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 CO., will continue the bust
SHUSTER BROTHER. w. NJ SINISTER,
= : H. G. SINISTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25

sO OOO LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
street opposite Patent Onics, and get their Stamp
Inc, sttehng Ptnliinsi Ard In sroidsrX done: A.
look ont that they come to Princes, who Is the
only pra ticAl hand In the city Be sure you go to
street. opposite Patent Once. mh4
HOUSE WANTzD-From the drst of May either
nue., and between ~ and 10th streets, One with
stable and carriage house preferred. Address E.,
Lock box AZ, Washington. fe 27-tApl"
uTANTID IMMEDIATELY-2OOL LADIES to
w Embroider on Muslin, Linen, and Oambric
To good hands constant work and good wages
Of work Apply Ct WIN. Phi NOES Stamping and
Machine Stitching Depot, 3s1 street, opposite
Patent Once. fel8
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and
Bousefurnishins Goods Of every description.
mar 3O-N bet and 81. east side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25

dissolution OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The co partnership heretofore existing between
W M. SHUSTER Il CO., was this day; by mutual
March 81 1864 w H. CLAGETT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25

WANTlD-Bome one capable Of giving Lessons
w on the Guitar to . gentleman Address G. r.
MATTE. No. 267 Eighth street, Warrington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25

The books of the late firm are in the hands of
W. ii. CLAGETT at the old stand, and We hope all
persons having accounts with US will see the ne
cessty of an early settlement.
m W. Nj. SUUSTER d co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25

E>OR RENT-A two story BRICK containing
Il rooms, and with splendid lot suitable for
large garden and has on the premises large grape
orchard, together with good water convenient and
q large cistern in the yard. Apply at NJ. DONO.
HUE'S, No. lis 23d street. between and NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-29

SUGAR CANE MILLS.-Persops
~ wanting good Mills will do well to call at
augsd&w 1853 Main Street.