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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

FoEDs NEW THEATER.-The celebrated play
Of I" Plot and Passion is to be prod for
The first time here, this evening" that inimita bic
actress, Mrs. ID. T. Bowers, appearing as Mad.
ame de Fontanges, supported by Mr. g. Wheat
leigh Desmarets, MIR. ii. h. Phillips as
Fcucbe, and Mr.. Herne rs De Melville. The
play has been for some time in prppar alton,
and will doubtless attract q large audience to
witness incidents in the secret police spy sys-
TEN, 50 famous in the French Goverrm- ut
and upon which the play is founded. The
amusiDg farce of g Easy SHAVING" in which
Bishop has most humorous character, con-
c!Udes the performance. Several standard
plays are announced as being in rehearsal, to
afford Mrs Bowers an opportunity OF appear.
ing IN range Of legitimate characters, worthy
her high reputation The change .g!il be hailed
with pleas ure by all her admirers.
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COINS. n

Those afflicted with these troub,esome thines
whs Their ard or soft eorps; also ta1<a troubled
With Bcnions Caii"hties, Club, nld In xr wing
Toe fail-, can had great reli-f AID salts act,ry
btnehts by appiyias to Or White, a. Penbsyi,a
mia averue. between ~ and 6th sire ia sen,rsfe
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NOTICE

Dr. e. B. Iishthisl, from 81 St. Marks Place.
New York, author of "A Popular Treatise on
Deafness" Letters on Cata,rh a.. &c vill
shortly rake professional visit to Wash'nxt IN
where he can be consulted on Ds.sneas C.t.rrb,
Discharges from the Ear. and al the various di.
eases Of the Bar, Throa. and air Passages lag ~
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DIED,

IT his retidence, No ST Fifteenth street, at 20
O'Clock. m, February 9tn, 1864, PaOS BROWN,
aged "a years A native OF Deavonsaire, England,
aud resident of Washington. D u. 20 years.
The funeral will take place at the residence, at
O'Clock, pm, to MORROW
On Tuesday, 9Th inetant, AZ the residence of her
mother, CArh ERNIE LEAnY, in the 18th year
Of her sge.
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
spfe.in na =, 20 ,ba ,,ts n "eh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

EXTENSIVE auction sale of photograph al
buns Al frames, illustrated sift books, poets,
luvsEiies, c., stationery, fancy goods writing
PIPER, envelopes, blank hooks, Charles family
bibles, clocks, gold and silver watches gold
ifwt Try, gola and sill yer pencil cases, fua silver
plated wares, table and pocket tl-ry, forsi IN
sea shells, end an I'm nense variety of fancy
gcoGs, this "Wednesday evening, at az O'Clock,
ar d 10 mCrl ow morning at 10 O'Clock and even
ing AT 6x o'clock. at &c. MCGUIRE & 10 5
auction rooms, corner of and 10th streets 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS. < ar.S loft Sinner
inter deaf OF the Soldiers Rest in this CITY n "a
been ordered 10 Washington to suoerin,and the
reconstruction of the Soldiers, Rest in that CITY
Inc four negroes captured by the guerrilla.
nj ''GuEston" last week have come in Tnav
made taeir escape last Friday night at bum
fries. The guerrillas Were having froIic
and he TWO left to guard the negroes being
stupefed with whiskey, went 10 Sleep. The
negroes then made their escape w jumring
ont OF the windows.
Last Saturday night about 10 clock the Off
Ger IN charge OF the gnnboat lying off the CITY
dis covered a man rowing for the Virginia shore
nnder very suspicious circumstances. He wac
ordered 20 stop several times, and not obeying
was shot, the ball entering his side and passing
clear through his body. They Immediately
sent out 3 boat TO him, aud found that he had
quite amount of whisky aboard. His name
Is john Stewart He was taken TO the Wash
ineton street Hospital where he now is in a
very E1ecsrious condition.-Alerandria Journal,
FEB :.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SIRAYID AWAY IRON TIE BALI DEPOT,
ming ~ fhe OH Tha der viii IA suita oiv "a
1afSee nv rstnrninS n rama IN EnWD John.
S1(N at Tho nsrnt fe IO-sts
W z ne AhD -IoSt on a,uroay nieat Diao1
~ and tan TEbkiEk bod- wearing natal
Pc rpon hts 20 q "a W. wy"
S :" st rs1 n'a hel' l' % gu n AZ a-o.or
10 N-St Ell " az ~ ono. ULo-e-.
DlCKED UP NEARGORSE8OFN.Y Y. AVENUE
IN foiebssd. and While ne Sc. BY proving prop,
sna ta'lIs cnsFEes ron Ienrosry r. NV I9,t,
- 80 = pEi' y ~ ots
h:eoh1 > ! q, cog. I4sn e"o = avg. l. !. :.
I CsT-un tie e. eaiu. of the 9th int, between
- anG o,ciGck' OF sr,1ss 81. ct, n 'ar ine
srss- .Gt 9r.E Owe bachAi cohtsiulne ains
NapSah rs a-a or o, 81, pfeLs sutaois hewslt
Nh % Tisru =, ne .aer " leaFlns me @ r
NE 1919 bha nessauiant Opposite f sns S'
- :, :. 80.
UIie -stta5e. ifo-a ne sIte3ftoef o. MOI
I afy ,eEfoon me TN last tw2 a. q sn :,
WHITE lace b II htve w 0 rnstks nlth gas Tar on
" de,ivsrjrrr them AZ nv p,ace or far any inr,r
m .tion b. vt;.ch rsy re ,ovar them
StsTsEo 4a.iG Ce ater Ms,ket ani
f. 10 ct. IL and IS Ncrthsrn ,,iteriy Ml-kft
= - - : :, 80 -
( ,AMa ~ ~ 80 II s'nsaf M. .t 800 .
pfe owner ia Tsanas-si t. coms forward. p-nya
property rs, ehar,sE a.rd rr kr t5Swy 70 s-3ft
= -,
49, ne GU rs .s,os, :. tse Esiss oorh.sH
- on roI n tp' ?. anG l. sL.e-Is rcfPpst.r ,t9
G-Verl mem re y ~ oncs sIa'. .roi. Y a "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

We Understand that the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Philadelphia have
raid, promptly, 5000. the amount insured
tnth Ward. The company is worthy OF grea
communication f,r their promptness In this
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
M ARRIk. Ed.

Or the Cd instant, 81 ct. Dominici's Church: By
the Rev Father POI ell. EDMUND LYNCH TO
Mrs CECILIA MCCALL, both of this city
On the 81 b instant, ty the Rev Father Mon ailey,
Mr.. EAfHhEIELs Wat GO. of Baltimore city.to
Miss COREELIA BOYLE, of Warrington DC.
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SFP TO THE WARS "A great many Of ou- all
disrs before they e, tn tas front ktou ON IN. Ava
nue. as near AZ street to get . beautiful sat OF
SeWeHy icr One Dollar. fe St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

GaLDPLsJBD CHAINS, Ladies' Sets, Ring, Pins
Lccs cts ard siiver Plated Tea spoons at tia Dol
iar J.welry store, a. Pennsylvania ay.. near AZ
"a \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Arthur
Gales. suspicion of grand larceny; iail for
court Thomas j. Housskeeper, drunk and
disordsrly: Hannah Wilson and Nellie Rlack.
burn, ysgrahts; John Doyle, drunk Patrick
Fitzpatrick, drunk and disorderly; dismis sed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

TccToR BAssISG's BRACE ZOE NJ MATTE DESK
AND FOE DELICATE L. pIks-It is a known fact
that much fitting or standing induces comp -essed
dounn shouiaers' %esk oaGs ayspepsia; SON
weak ness, coldness of feet, and ruptures. 1t is
ssd pos, md nd tina, psc,6 6e.s
piled by Dcctor Banning at the National Hotel
Office hours from l2 Nj to s p. NJ 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

EscAPKs.-Saturday night, Henry Davis,
colored. was arrested for stealing a pair OF
pants from G, Tolbert, and was taken before
Justice Barraelo, who committed him to Jail
for court. Tue prisoner was placed In custo.
dy OF Patrolman Hurley to carry to Jail, but on
thew taking advantage of an opportunity
and The darBnt IS OF the night, Davis gave the
officer The slip, and escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

Horse STEALING GEs.-Monday af-
terGCUE, Officer Frazier arrested DsuJanin
New upon q charge OF stealing q Goyernma ut
horse, and carried him before Justice Thonp-
son, who committed him to Jail for further
hearing. The prisoner is a brother OF Jacob
New, who was arrested December 3lst, on q
charge of horse stealing, and was held to bail
for q further hearing by Jus.ce Thompson, as
was reported in the Star at the tine. bail was
of. red for benjamin New yesterday, bat
Justice Thompson considering the quality OF
tie bail offered, declined TO accept il, dem Ind-
to remove the case to another magistrates, but
this Justice Thompson would not allow under
the circumstances. Mr.. Phillips, as nsei
for New, protested against the trial by Justice
Thompson. The Justice, however, deci'ed
that the law Uade it his duty TO try the case.
end that lie would do it according TO the evil
Ger &c which shall he presented; and his dec-
cison should be based upon nat evidence,
whether for or against the accused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

MEETING OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The Sunday School Union, composed OF the
various Protestant Sabbath Schools of the city,
held its regular monthly meeting in the base
ment Of Wesley Chapel Monday evening.
In the abser &c of the presiding officer, Mr.. Is.
f Cuttings called the meeting to order; after
which prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Giilett,
of the First Baptist Church.
The Chair stated that the missionary OF the
Five Points Mission, New York, had promised
to ADDRESS the meeting but owiug to pressing
business matters that gentleman was unable to
fulfill his engagement.
The Chair called upon representatives. from
the various schools to address the association,
which was responded to in few timely re-
marks by kew Mr. Gillett, George II. Day and
others
Upon the conclusion of the remarks by the
above nams gentlemen
Hon. George III. Day offered the following
resolution and moved that il he laid upon the
table TO be brought mp ut the Iexr regular
meeting for scussion, which motion was
agreed to-
ReSolred, That it is more important to bring
new recruits into the Sunday School than into
the army Of the Union.
Mr.. Day also offered the following, which
was adopted:
Re- oired, That all the pastors Of the churches
whose schools belong to this association BE- in
yied 10 attend its meetings.
resolution was adopt appointing the SUI
peIin.endeptS present. committee 10 prepare
business for the next meeting.
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ri n m.auIRES m An.tio,sa,,

Cx * as ssIE o. e spitN6S fToro
IL GRAPH ALBUMS. SPLENDID GIFT Books STA
rats
ING, st Is 'sIosk st the auction Rooms. and CON
fl esy a. 1ha sell spsna hf nToas u
g aocs, comprising LARGE sssortm ent Of elegantly
ARG. assortment Of Note; Letter, AID Cap
fine "a sorimsnt OF fine Cutlery An Fancy Goods,
'iss' Silvia, PLATED WARES
large assortment OF silver Diassd C.Tters. Tea
CAKE Ed Gard assretr, Ies Pitonsrs Butter Diss
es. WiIe Casters, Molasses Pitchers, JAN Bells.
ALSO,
Splendid Collection Of Foreign Sea Shells, CON-
cd at 8. csion in this city.
sIs r.Femp'ory g. CPD m ten. 90 .ue
by sk kss'ssssLEoF BRfck HOUSE ES an
os 2SD. BE1wEEs AID sIREsIs On MON
of Sssd Of Trust 70 the SUBSCRIBE. be,rins
5ats s5 Foss o 81 s.a Of
land records for Tashin eton county, 10 the Dis
Iirg ana being in the city Of v a,hiu glon. Dis.
s sv. 1s R IN 81 %
Ef,y five gs !, hs,ins font OF s, feet SOM
s ,.sss, 'G snd r1nsins ssck Isl feet inone: To-
ge;ker with the improvements whica are Q good
Tto-Ftory briek DWeiilng House, &c ,d3.
TsIms Of Esle cash.
Ali cenveyancine. including revenue atsmps. ~
e. 81 of tie Purchaser
the terms are not COMPLIED with In Eve days
after ssle. the trusee the right TO resell
ths property at tire risk and cost OF the fret pr
Ell sser by adyertisins the nme six times in tAs
EyepinS Star. EIcdARD MOk9AN,
.r-.o.d. GREEN WILLIAM. xs::t..
By GREEN & WILLIAM. Aucnoneers
TINEkEE GOCD MICH COWS AT AUoTIVn;-
L Or SATURDAY. 18th Inst, re snSu sen a. The
Horee Market on 9Th street, 81 10 ooocksa, m.
three Fine Mich Cows Will be very soon frosA.
fep.st GREEN WlLLIAMe, Auess.
u AL8 TIN SIN
Tn. Largest and Finest As.ortment at
ANDKRsOK's,
ass Seventh street,
fel2 wifi Opposite the Post Once
UspsuCKs AND DOOR MATs-IH GR1AR
i 1 variety. aud at lat vars pxlcss. Of
R0rHR0OKD.4 asa 4syeuth strSss.
TuvWo PIANO FOBrBs THAT HAvlsBnnu
I rsee viii Be sold at $50 eaca. % The
W. q. Hxr1BB0Tr, VvNsv
corner Of lith and Penn. Avsans,
AE sole ASsat Of esstPWsT & seoas.
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rHk CHEAPEST AND BssrHAIR DYE Is THE WORLD
Mere fades NJ Wrstss Or.-Upham Is Hair DYE, %
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by 3.
ugtnn ard f.enr. Cook Alexandria ally
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BY wM.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
SoKth corner Pennsylvania and Ntsth strssf.
HousEHoLD FURNITURE; go AT AUCTION
IL On IACRsDAY M0kNING, 18th inst sut, at
Ii o'eo k. Ne sh all cell ut No Sol street. Oct
g.k aaG 18th streets the Furniture of family re-
I.evjl from the city, embr acing-
par'or spit in Green Brocatelle.
BIusec!r. TREE Fly. and other Carpet,
Marble top CentaS anu Pier Tables,
Lounges and CttonsLs.
Curtains, Ccrn ICE 8. and Fixtures,
Fancy JSSleB, Ornaments, and Rags,
ExieIsioH Dining Table and Chsirs
Gilt frame Mirror and Pictures,
Sidebosld a. Mahogany Side Tables,
Ha1 OIL Cloth ard Hat Rack,
Stair Carpet. Rods, and Fixtures,
Mahogany Mar bic top Bureaus and Washstands.
walnut, French. and Iron Besdsseads.
COTTAGE Chamber Suites.
Curled Hair, Shuck Mattresses,
Toilet Tets and Vt sshstsncs.
Cooking Steve, Kitchen Fur niture.
feS VIM. L. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
Byg q Moo UIRE q CO, Auctionsers.
sSnALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT pUBLI0
- sALs-On THURsDAY AFTERNOON. Feb.
IIth. O'Clock, on tae premises shall SEN
srt Of lot No. 70, in Square No S55, fronting ~
sast, ard runnicg back IA feet to a foot sllsr.
ic1 prey Cd ty Frame Co.tags, containing rooms
AID Kitchen.
TENS cash.
fe6d 10 Meg UIRI CO.. Aucts.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PnrceH.-Y ester
day, the will of the late Frederick Oheme was
proven and admitted 10 probate
Mrs. Eliza Wal der qualified as executor OF
the late James Warder.
Mrs. L, Gia Ann Hoover was appointed guar
dian 10 the orphans of Samuel Hoover.
The will of the late John HItz CONSUL Cen
eral of Switzerland d. was fully proven and ad.
mitted to proba e. he gives 10 Pacn OF MS
children $50 as pocket money, and after all
lawful debts shall have been PAID, all the reats
and profits of his estate goes to his widow du-
ring her life. Five hundred dollars is be-
one aihed after her decease to each of his grand
children, with interest, on their arriving at 81
wears Of age. The value Of 10000 Swiss francs
in u $ currency is bequeat the to the Commune
Dayos and Commune ktosf rs, each TO be dit
yided between the school and poor funds. To
Hans Hitz. in Switzerland, he leaves the vaIne
OF 5,CtA Swiss francs IS The vaine of 500 Swiss
francs is bequCathed to his cousin, Conrad
HitZ. Canton Geison. He bequeaths Si,UaJ to
the Unitarian Church-oDe halt to 60 to the
church fund aud the other half 10 constitute
fund which the church trustees are 10 invest
securely, and 10 apply the interest accruing
therefrom towards maintaining good choir,
or ter other purposes tenoing t. improve the
music OF said church. This sum IS TO revert
back to his estate for the benefit of his legal
heirs, unless previous 10 the expiration OF two
years from the time OF bis daCtise ike sum
in like manner is set apart for thu SAM pur
pose. by sCme person or persons, or by the
church itself. One thousand dollars is be-
Guea he'd tow ards esta blishing Swiss b ,Ravo-
lent Society, similar to the one in New ERIK.
He bequeaibs to his four children-John Hit2,
George HitZ, Margaret Schietlin, Rudolph
HtZ, and his SON. In law, James Casparis, to
each and every one OF them an equal portion
OF the rem all der CT his estate, upon the condi-
ton that his executor shall pay TO each and
every one Of tn. m one third of such portion in
cash, and invest the remainder in such real
estate each may design ate for himself or her.
self. Lastly, all his real and personal estate is
bequeathed 10 his son, John HitZ, who is ap
pointed executor in trust for the payment of
all his Just debts, and the legacies above speci-
fled
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRO1
By J. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers

By j. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY
AT Tue ooRsER OF PPM. AVENUE AND Twzs-
TY FIRST sTnkET AT AUCTION. On WEDNB3-
DAY AFTERNOON. February 10th, at 4 O'Clock,
on the premises, We SD all sell the whole Of Lot No
90 in square IS except tee western IL feet front
ing Go feet inches on Penn. avenue. and rs feet
inctes on Twenty frst street, AMI containing ssi
square feet
This Lot is beautifully located for dwellings,
ard is caIsble of division into four desirable bald
irg lots
Terms One-third cash; the remainder In six and
twelve months with interest, secured BY q deed OF
trust on tie premises.
Conveysncss at cost OF purchaser. Title unex-
cegfionsble.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsHMHNrs TONIGHT.

GROWERS THRATER.-.The Ticket OF. Leav
Man" is announced for to- night again, at Gro
ver's Theater. The entire cast is a splendid
one, and each character is portrayed with a
naturalness which Is truly refreshing This
play is one Of the most interesting that has
been announced for long while, and IL Is not
at all surprising that full houses should greet
its representation nightly. All who would wit
ness a good thing should see "The Ticket-of-
Leave Man"
WASHINGTON THEATEE.-All OF the theaters
now have good and attractive bills, but no
manager offers richer amusement than does
Laura Keene. Her company embraces great
deal of talent, and all the plays in which they
take part possess much merit. 1.-THE Sea of
Ice, or the Mothers Prayer" is just now the
card here, and proves prize to the fair lessee,
for the house is crowded nightly.
FoRD's THEATER.-AI latt week the beauti-
ful pIay, /" Lady Isatel, of East Lynne" at
tracted full houses at Fords, and Mrs. u. +.
Bowers Won new lanrels. The play could no
doubt be played successfully many nights
more, but Mr.. Ford has made it give way to
new attractions, and tonight Mrs Bowers
will appear as " Marie de Fontanges, In the
famous play of " Plot and Passion" which has
been in preparation for some time.
CANTERBURY.-The great pantomime COM
pany at Canterbury create much amusement
by the performance of the new national trick
and comic pantomime entitled Harlequin
Now "a days, or The FAIRY Union and the Foul
Fiend SeCess ion.=' Besides this, Miss Eva
Brent, Miss Erne stine de Father and all OF the
compa, V will appear in a varied bill of song
dance and Ethiopian eccentricity.
yARIsTIEs.-" The Forest of Bandy, or the
dog OF NJ ntaIgis," will be performed tonight
again. Mr.. W. ]. Thompson will appear IN a
prom INT nj part, and will introduce his noted
trained cog "Hector.' Maggie Friel, Lima
Windell and all of the company will also ap-
pear, aad the regular concert hail entertain
ment VIII be given.
MUHDGCK's READINGS To. night, MIR. Jas.
e. Murdoch, the eminent elocutlonist, will
give select readings from patriotic authors, at
the J. street Baptist Church, under the auspices
of the " ashington Lecture Association. Among
the pieces selected for reading to night is "The
Sleeping Sentinel" production which has
been highly Landed.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL FAIR will be con-
tinued throughout the present week yet st
Odd Fellows He'll. All who would contribute
to a deserving object should visit the fair. and
by pure base of some useful or ornamental ar
iicle, contribute TO this charitable fund.
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IN NON OORDsO. PINE WOOD FOR eALE.
lU,UUU 4 large body Of Pias Wool stauaiag
two nils worth OF Queen trse La ding, Oh ataI-
eIt EiseE,tt. MsSys county, Ma, sstimat d to
&c, apply 20 J. COSflGEN, Heed o. tbs 8sy
Post Once, 81. Maeyr county, Nd or TOD y. end
J. CALLAG, General Assnts- s35j7th street.
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Ss~rss four miiee from the city ON the Seventh.
street Iurnpiks. II is In higa state Of cal.iv.-
line stable. &C., and has Large vine yard and
peSch orchard attached. Would prefer renting Ii
On shsTas firat-rAta ch snce for narke gar.
dessr WHO urdsrAtahds the business Address
Farmer Star Nee, or inquire st second tolisa O.
f. eoSts
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DARN FOR SALE.--170 acres Of goei isnd aonut
L NILE from the railroad at B.ltsviile, be
tween Tie citi. Of Washing,od ana Baitir ora. 100
acres impr. we'd; balance in socd; variety of ver1
fine fruit on the place; perfectly sstay An goof
March !, viii then be for rent or let upon shares
viii sxchn age for city property. Apply AZ d. "
H00n'S 2ARl IL % I'M
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BOARDING.

BOARDING..
COOP BOARD AND FINE ROoMs-IN A
~ peasant lGca.itY. are Offered on accorlmcdst.
leg terms, st 337 Eleventh sttest, bet l. anS II,
uptn ear application 70 I)-3tF
'sNsBLR RUAkD.-A few q nt'emaa caa b. &C
n cn4naodatet with Table Board, G. 2b4 T st ,
bet 18th and F4tE SITS. 70 81
DLEAsaEt ROOM ANDPIasT CLASS 30 RD
at 156 q street, hetween :0sh aud 2ls. Terms
S5h per mcnt Including fir AMI gas feo 3t*
MI bLY-FURNIsEED ROOMS A@D BOARD
for gent. or ; also q few Table d sriecs eau
NJ aeon oGsta hv applying At All Tai tsauth
street bet spd fsS lfaF
NOfIOs on and after Mord ~ uaxy, o GAU.
TIER viii be PREPARED to receive regular Ia 5le
soareers at 81 rer reeh jai4-tf
A FEW PIRSr CLASS BOARpEgs DAN Bg
"A accommodated at 1926 Twentieth street corner
Of Y. The house has sill the modern Improvements
ia IG-lms
- -..E-sza
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
EREsH MEATS OF ALL KINDS AND CT THE
Il beat quality
FRESH POULTRY GAME and VEGETABLES
Always on hand.
Also, Prime
SUGAR CURED HAYS ard FRUITS
In cans, Warranted, and de.iv' red free.
ID. GORE Il 90 High asTeeF
ja n eo6l& GEORGETOWN.
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BvJ G. MCGUIRE & co. Aoctonesrs.
FURNITURE AND BFF9ors or A FAMILY
DECLIEIsG EoUSEKEEPING.-On THURSDAY
MORNING, Feb nth, at u O clock. at tina corner
of 18th snd streets. we shall cell the Furniture
and Effects Of . family declining housekeeping.
comprising
MAI sary Plush covered Arm and Side Chairs,
RoGswood Marble top Center Table,
Wall ut Fancy Tables. Whatnot,
Mahogany Card Table, Hair-cloth Lounge,
Bruksels ard Ingram Carpets. Rugs,
Oil Cleth, Mahogany Hat Rack.
Walnut Extension Table, Cane seat Chairs,
Rosewood Marble top si1eboard, mirror back,
CIocksry. Glass Ware. Table Cut.ery,
MSh of any Btdsfead. Bureau, with glass,
Mahogany " Wardrobe, Marble top W Ashstsnd
MsIbie- top Cottage Suit.
Feather Beds Bair and Husk Msttre ses,
BnI ters and Pillows, Comforts and Blankets.
Window Shades, Toilet Sets.
Stoves, Cooking and other Stoves. Kitchen Utsa-
fe6d ]. q. MoG UIRE CO., Anets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

FOE E6LE.
"A ROUTE or THk STAB will be sold q "a = s sna
gain. on account of aickness. apply ~ NO: Sv'
Seventh street west, or at this Office la.za-u
I1OR hAIELOns Hundred and Fifty Cords o AK
It WOOD Eve dollars per cord. OF 5haa Ava
. lotd of manure for half cord Jour miles rom
Center Market, ON the Rock-cresk koea
SssA EIANUEL LACEY,
q. % ,u& nssr ROrt Slocum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
" A E N t INESl
VAL ETIE EStI

E>0R EAIY-A Pine Tor cd seven octave PIANO
L FORTE win be sold very cheap, a the oWnsr
is ebent to .esvs the city. Inquire atMeCLURE'S
ttreefs. "a q sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

u gSTAUHaNT FOR SALs-A Restaurant aud
a Dining Falcon, s,t1stsd on ons OF the princi-
psi thcroughfsrss OF the city, inc!1dng Furniture
and Fixtures for gale. This eftabi. hn. snt is
Of the popular resorts In the city snd is do
Ing large gsEine business. business of import
OF The pro prietor Offering his place for sale. 70;
terms ano other information apply at tie star Of
fee, fe6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

LNok HENT-A reyly furni he'd HOUss WV
Il seventeen rooms No. 4-6 twelfth strest. bet
and streets; also FURS1PU RE- for sale. For
further particulars Inquire as The prsnises.
fe