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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-18

Chaps. Cha1es. S0AlownesA EruptfOws,
gpota Bpecks and III Skin BSeshes cureA By 00URAUDS
Italian Msdicated coAp - Broadway.
CristadOrO,s HAA1 Dye, Preservative
a7d Wig depot Wholesale. sad retail No Aster Hsuss
Inc dye applied by skilful artists
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From Japan,

SAN FnASc1sco, Feb. l7.-Arrived, the bark
Rogers, from Kanagaws, Japan, on the III
ulnmo. The Tycoons palace at Yeddo was
burned on Christmas. The next day the Gus
tom house YVES closed, the officials declaring
themselves so Rrieved at the Tycoon's misfor-
tunes they were wholly unable TO transact
business Ii is reported that the fire originated
In gunpow6er plot to blow mp the palace tor
the purpose OF killing tbs Tycoon. Yeddo was
again Iavased by fire on New Years day
Eleven large streets in the wealthy business
quarter, besides numerous adjoining back
streets and alleys, were destroyed. 1t is esti-
mated thai five hundred houses of the better
class were burned. News has reached Kama
gaWa that. on the 3st Of October, nearly all
Hhkodadi W as burned by incendiary fires
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CONGRESSIONAL.
IL TIM SxyArsyesterdsy-

TnK SEgATE yesterday
.,is.., mr. sumner offered amendments to the Con-
shsuacn o! tEe United Stairs, rs o substitute
,of those reported by Mr.. Trumbuli. from tho
SLaiclhi5 Ccmmittee, few days ago, and
ste s.- a. .ss. u.ey might be made the special or
rnst There stall be neYpher slavery nor In :
Soinntaiy seryitude anywhere in the United
States, or within the jurisdiction thereof, other
Eise iLan IN puEishms mt for crime, and that
congress may make all laws necessary aud
prof. er 10 enforce its prohit ltion
Second To strike out third paragraph, sec
ond section OF tho fourth article of The iousti
tution, except the words "incIudips Indians
not taxed" so hat he whole cIauee shall read
representative and cirect taxes shall be amor
pcheo among the several States OF rhe Union.
sccciosng 10 their numbers, excluding Indians
Eot tSxsu.
Il'rr To strike ont from third paragraph,
se'cra stet:cn, fourth article OF the Coastitu-
roe, TIE ScTcs, q No person held 10 service or
labor IN ore Stste, under tue la ws thereof aud
escspins into anott er, shall, Ia conseq nance of
Cny law or refulaticn therein, lie DISCHARGED
fsom such service or labor, but shall he deliy-
cred up on the claim of the party to whom such
service or labor may be Que"
IL THE HorsR-
The Senaie's Joint resolution O. thapks To
Major General Ii. Thomas and the officers ana
nen rncer his command at the battle Of Chick
amauSa, wa4 taken up.
Hr Garfield moved 10 include the name Of
Major General VI. :. Roeec ans.
Mr. farnsworth thought that thanks to that
cmcer ought 10 be provided for In q separate
resolution.
On motion, the resolution was referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
On the State of the Union, and resumed the
consideration OF the bill making appropriations
icr the support Of the navy for the year ending
June 60, tits.
Mr.. Dawson addressed the Committed in sup
Fort CT u pending emepoment to pay the sea
mt in gold, or It's equiv alent.
.Mr Mcbride delivered his vie ws on the wsr
question, looking upon II as matter of self
Ceferce, end expressing himself earnestly ia
1aHor OF sustaining all measures 20 suppress
the rebellion
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IMPORTANT REPORT.
The Alabama, Caresp prohohJ~

Sac FRANCISCO, Feb l7-Just before the
bark Rogers left Kana&awa the Mary Cassen
arrived from China, reporting the steamer
wyoming, on the I'd Of January, or Annoy.
was In the port Of Annoy, going into dock
The following letter was received by q mer-
canhie firm OF this city extensively engaged in
the China trade:
kANAGAwA, Jan. Z. Ia6i-Tn kessrs McCou-
cray d Co., SGn Francisco Dear Sirs-We are
enabled by the delay OF the Rogers In the har.
Oct, owing to Gains, 20 give you good news
That is, the priystfer Alabama is in dock at
Annoy, China, and the Wyoming, Capt McDou.
gal, standing sentry over her We NAV hone
her career ended. The Jamestown is also there
before this The news came by the brig MARY
Cassen, five days from ShRng ghai, and is an.
tnenuc. WALSH, HULL 6 20
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A New Grating Wax.

Several OF our friends who have tried the fol-
lowing com position rs q grating wax, have
been much pleased with 1t. We see 1t also REQ.
commended in some OF the horticultural Jour
nals-to wit:
Ore pound OF rosin, Eve ounces a5 per cent.
al eoh ], one ounce beef tallow, enc tablespoon
OF pirits Of turpentine.
Melt the roain over q slow fire, add the beef
taNow and stir with aperfeetly dry stick or piece
Of wire. When somewhat cooled, add the tur-
pentine, and last, the alcohol in small quanti-
ties, stirring the mass constantly. Should the
alcohol cause 1t to lump, warm again until II
Telts. Keep in a bottle. Lay it on in d very
thin coat with a brush. In q room Of moderate
temperature the wax should be of the consis-
tence of molaSses. Shouidit prove thicker thin
it down with alcohol. 1t is always ready for
use; is never affected bv hee. or cold, and heals
up wounds heimencal!y y.-Germaatoscn Tee-
droDh
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From New York.

NEW YonK, Feb. ia Key West letter re-
ports collision between the gun boats Tioga
and Metacornet, on the 1st instant, OF Hate.
Tas, In which both vessels were considerably
damaged The Metacomet was at the time in
pursuit OF prize, which escaped.
The City OF Cork, 10 sail tomorrow for Liv.
erpool, Will take cut SOUS sovereigns in specie
The Olympus also sails TO morrow
a San Francisco dispatch says the steamer
Ccnstituliop, which left on the 18th for Pan
ama, took million aud half of gold for tna
general Government
The interest on s5.00n,o10 OF 1905 for six
months, falls due on Friday, amounting to
S1.S25,a0.
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GROWERS ThEATER,

GROWERS THEATER,
Pennsyluania Ave,,se, near Wilsards' Hotel.
aao Of The New Chestnut st. Theassr, ahs.of Phiis
THIS ,Thursday) EVENING. Feb. IS.
Fonrth nisht Of the brilliant engagement Of tas
eminent American Trasedian,
NIB. EDWIN BOOTH,
and only time of the great play Of
Ri E L z q;
Oh,
THE CONSPIRACY
cARDIssAha \! hsn1t RlGaELIEU HR EDWIN WIN Boora
And tie entire strength OF the company. w.
To.rorrew evening nr Booth viii appear for
the only time in two great charao ers-sir kdwsri
TIE IRON oBEsT.
Ana fss;aihaI C3IHskINs AND pETaucu1o.
In prepara ion the srest plsyof
RUY BIAS
written pressiy for and nlayed cnIy BY MFR Booth
~O1R,o elE.~ THE :
Positively LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
MRS. D. P9.rBowERs.
THIS EVENING, February ls'h.
French play 4 Tf af'i Ed six 'aSsaa1
MysTzR1zs OF TIE al icHArzAu DE suRoY.
ENTIRE COMPANY.
To conclude Hiiha
LAUGHABLE FARCE
To morrow-Farewell Ben eat of Mrs. D. p. Bow
ers on which occssicn the New Comedy written
expressly for her, by Howard RAlcsner, entitled
w o d An;
Or, LOVE AGAINST TIL WORLD,
will be produced for the frst time
Geraldine Darcy, Afterwards Lady Letitia Mount.
Joy Er9. u. p Bowers
Monday, Feb. a2-Ths elegant play By J Lestsr
Waliack, entitled
On, THI kIRLE BALL.
win be produced for the first time, with new and
appropriate scenery and . powerful cast. embracing
TIE names OF
Mr.. AND MRS: g. WALoOT, yR..
and all the fayorites Of the col pany.
The sale Of tickets for the above play win COM
neDoe on Saturday.
SPICIAL NoTicE.-The New Circle for COL
OEED PERSONS IL now open.
ADMISSION
70 Center Balcony Chairs. u cents
70 6ide ga lertsS. .--................s5e IS cents
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From Boston. .

RosIoN, Feb. 1.-THE sea Massachusetts,
regiment left this afternoon, via Fall River en-
route TO JON the Army OF the Potomac. At the
roll call to-day not single veteran was absent
and q large number OF new recruits have
siren gthened d the ranks.
The weather to. day In the most In nelement OF
the season. The thermometer ranged from Z
to IA above zero, with piercing northwest wind
The gale continues this evening.
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n|At Salem, Mass, last Friday. Judge Lord
et ntenced young Srackpole to the state prtson
for his Baturai life. He attempted TO poison
his tatner's family, resulting in the deafa OF
little sister. s2f-t
A1 Count Johannes has been liberated. bu
tire court reserves the right, under th- Ia o
NTassaehusetts, 10 sentence him as 3 common
baryater ii ba shall bring any m,sre yexahous
or useless suits. r ~ asF
n%Apar,y of Boston capitalists have bought
a Iaree tract OF land on the Housstonic rivsr
ard propose to dam MP the river ssyen or,eisht
"a nal 20 that Of Lowell, Mass.
+ g Sir william Athe, ton, the nsted English
torney for the Grown In the Aiexandra case, is
dead. 3.s II a - - 80 u ss. -
KsrHarry Mccarthy thss.Arkansas comedi-
aD," the man OF many parts and infinite JEST
the versatile stneer and personator OF cnarac-
ter, died near Atlantis, Ga, a few days, ago.
e ~ The amount cf grain In stofe sc Chicago
Y el.too hnsheis, against ,oU9st the IS ma
time last year. The excess IL In the small
grains.
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steam boa, sunk-sad Lo.s of Life.

CAIRO, Feb T--The steamer Imperial, from
81 Louis, has arrived, ana reports passing the
Str amer Orient, sunk to the hurricane deck in
Dae Tooth Bend twenty-five or thirty lives
G.nssin, rSed to be lost, iDciutiing the wife .
barseeper. ana the ehsmosrnaid, steward,
boas WIS Iaoeh win Government stores. in
eiuGing S eighty horses, az mt three Of wh,eh ln
surviving passengers. NV"n 'ao
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From the Indian Territory

LEAvENw ORTIZ, Feb. l7-Advices fron,.o,
Phillips expedition in the Indian T"rriI
state that he penetrated further into the re6,
territory than we ever before reached, and Is
marching on to Texas with Kansas troops and
the loyal Indian brigade. The rebel GENERA,
Coopers headquarters are at Fort Washua,
Coils. Stand waiter and Adair at Preston, Texas
Quantrel is at Benhams with two rebel resi-
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Our CEA1Rs.-Ane eminent physician, spaak-
ing of cur chairs, remarks that they are 100
high and too nearly horizontal We slide for
ward, and our spines ache. The seat shonld
be fifteen OF sixteen inches high IN front for
men, and from eight to fourteen inches for
children and women. The back part OF the
seat should be from one TO three inches lower
than the front part. This last is very impor-
tart. The depth of the seat from front to bacz
should be the eama as the height. The chair
back is likewise unphilosophical. The part
which meets the small OF the back should pro-
ject furthest forward. Instead OF this, at that
point there is generally q hollow. This Is the
cause OF much pain and weakness in the small
OF the back The present seats produce dis
comfort, round shoulders and other distor-
tious,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM CunBrRLAHn cap

FNOh CCHBkkLAND GAP
Numerous Desertisns frsrl Loaxstr eeta
ARmy-His HeadqlRPters n Msrristswn
Reasons why he Did Net Attack eur
Forces.
CUMBERLAND GAP, Feb. i7.-Captain J. B.
watkins, provost marshal at this poet Yeports
me average number OF deserters from Long
strtsrs army, who report to him, as Ave per
day. All complain Of being heartily sick of the
cers, who generally considered thsmseiyes
whipped, but thought the northern finances
were giving ont At times the rebel officers, Ia
gong the rounds Ard relic wing the guard, find
tnat the whole lines of their pickets have de-
serted. The country is full Of such persons,
aWeifipE opportunities to give themselves M
On Friday last, LonEstreete headquarters .yefe
81 Morrisfown, and his main forces at straw.
berry Plains, under marching orders. The
reason why LoDgstreet did not attack our
force was believed to be want OF confidence in
his men
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I !. ~ A woman In New Yofx n fsw days azo
scihimed q pass on n New Horx raitrt ad on the
: around thateshetshad ethre.s Husbands In the
army igbting for their counssy, ANA thousht
lit bard that she could not nave free ride "
Tfoy19 AUs1 sFo1azssf Z = .stss sfssStt -
a3 sS-John NieSissen, IN i8ld 'sv1% much -
te. NED actor, died In Cfncfnnat aesdAy
evening, OF apcpie1y.
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For LiYerpo0l

BosroN, Feb 1.-THE steamship Arabia
sailed at three O'Clock, for Liverpool, with
ESQ sterling In specie.
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a UorIoN SALE OF DEEMED BROCK.

Cacdlry BurtnA Chez LlnarteYnsnasr'J OEcst
Waskixsfon, ID. &. February IS 1854.
VIII sold at pub ic etioa. to tie hishe,t bid
Psirt c on TH URspAY, the Isth day OF Fob
rusry. thu EsDAY, tha 75th day of Rabsu.ry; and
sal4 ct condemned Stock at lastern Brsnch Cor.
raj Wssfinston, D O., on SATURDAY, ths 27sh
csy OF February 1854.
ff.ss no sea have heen condemned az anti for
The Csyslrf Serviee oftbe United States Army,
Fer road and farm puz poses many good b,ry ans
nay be had
Fo,Ees will be colo sinsly
Tssns cssh Ia Units d st.tes Treasury notes
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock m.
JAGs5A A EKIs.
felst I'd Chief Quarterms sste. ;. Cavalry B.r. sa
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Heayy Fall Of Snow

HALIFAX, Feb. f7-1here was heavy snow
storm throughout the province last night; ls
inches fell.
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vARiETiE7i VARiETiE9I
TloHfIxa PsHx. Avs1uI AID METZ Srs.
eRAo1. ELseAEos, AND RHTIE11ESr
BEAUTY. DASH: AND HunoR,
Nsn PToSIS :: rasFs ss f;G,e oS e sss
THE TAvoR1Ti 1GsIo Hall OF AMERICA
1ss -, i S.s!s:a s;:Is:a SSISsfSSs' bSs'
.Ia all the Double Company in the Scottish drama
CATTLE srEALnRs;
rzf zssSs RSs 9, sxS fhs sdss usg,ss1E..,,.
And ali II P.iy k.ss: Ii ba'
v1ps1sSAst 1pssS stASk 1s4zRAaes RAses: .sv.s,
80 'S' IHs q s1ETEI 4ssIi; ggHszfiEs gHiss:izifsii
Prices. 50 and Is cents Pivsts Boxes, s5. Hsn
CANTERBURY HALL,
a H2s1o Z 394sFEksgkE:s 394sFEkkssTskXE:s ru19nsn. 1ER
Rear o, Eaao1I o;iadi sad sstroSoiissn satSaiis Hotels.
GIoRas LA. Proprietor.
SIG: MARTINI cHsRiskI,
The hen Sa Swinging
The Celebrated Unrivaled Jig Dsnssuss.
). IdOMkSON,
The Lion Banjoist and Ethiopian Vocalist.
W B OAVANAUGH,
The Great Irish Comedian and Comic Vocalist
MISS EVA BRENT,
The A,com plished GU zen OF Song.
EAGAN AND EDWARDS,
The Monarchs of Ethiopian Comedy.
J. RUeHTON,
The Eonpsreil Clog Dancer.
MONS. FOUCEI
And his Accom- plished Ballet Troupe.
H w ", uLIAHS, JS CLARKE,
And the lEtire Incom paribls Company In Nam.
moth Bill OF Novelties.
Ecc>s cE1n At . quarter to Z; performances ct
9nsrss. Gre O'Clock. Admission Is and 50 cts.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
fs Is ct SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This sxcelisrt Family and News yoarn.i.
containing \ greassr variety o. interesting
restinE than can Be found in any ether, n
puhixnsc ca Friday morning
II invariably contains The .waesinSsop
NsTss sAat has msde the daily EvHSIFe
STAR circulate 50 generally thro1Shout the
country. s,r.E
TxsNe
casA, sasSyiAais ~ SdseaAs.
Single copy, psr annum.....sls 50
Single copies, IN wrappers, Erva OEsrs.
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AUCTION sxEEs.
FUTURE DAYS.

BTJ 9. Mcguire 4 GO. Aacnoaesrs.
fAAkCERf bALG OF VALUABLE PR5phk.
SfY by virus of 6scree Of shs AT Urrn.t
Cear: of the pistr;c. .; 0olqnsis s..tl,y ga ss
tsr lse, and rertsrGc IN eanss No. ,sB) r-ai'
inS in said ooars between Csr,stophsr q nTsr
Ent il0s4. &. TODD ;rust.s5 of tbs lats ossl-b
i Grxmns. ana William u Dunxibs,o aIid osA.rs,
d. fsnaants, the rnasrs, ynsd trasteaa viii eel =.
yabie auction n. follow real estata 2.rs tho
Isl esssts Of tie ls;s G. @. Grsnmari l. " Washing-
On HOFpAY Fsoruary 22d. a, c'ea,os >
Qc hs p ritses +gts Of 10 n1n r.d Tssvs LEI
and fourteen, - in eaJst5 mum Ssra- -. fr snt
vest its int: etiaa Wifh i stss 4 U lrth.
ifdHsirtd bis pSopSr'y Sil be scif Ia sesSraSe
peEti ms. rach ID sese :ft.at ottf uts ava Fast
iSi tiT IL caen
f.- CT hive 0f nus,Ees -asE5 s--y n-ssr - = IN
81 r So fac Pstant L6.:s, ~ aSThet Sss1s nj
S'pDyN ly ana sgeHce. rsrt rf u h.s 6Asn soJa-
s-st for n&uy Jsars by nj, = Rs',s,f, .-:hsast
Ard o., the follosoSxg day, TUESDS " .as sd day
af Fsosaars, inSt-
We will fell on ~. PIE risea, at o'sio.k %.
,ot eunbeIsd thr 9, 81 l. sq1a.e nI abeTei tvo
eighty Ave feet spd one inch the Osnai. be
tween l4th and 18th st. eets west, near the Canal
bridge.
9he terms of ale ay- One shird CASA the bal
spes to re paid in eeaal ns. slime t. n sI snd
twelve mon hs from, tsr day Of ssia; til sail bal
TO bear interest fron, Fss dsy Of sAl- and the
payment the eof to Se securst BY tho nntee Of n
psrci assr; srd said notes 10 be secured By dad
Of Irust op tss said pIoeefts
II the terms OF he not com pied with In Ave
tays from the Gay of sals TIE tru tees tss
ria at 20 re.Es, st the risk aud sIpsnss cfta par
cfa.sr.
All acpveI snsinE and stamps at tire sxyenss Of
the purchaser. SHhi GRhhMER,
Ta d. TODD,
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PERSONAL.

NIRs. l.. sMITH-AN EXOlLLENr CLAIR
lbes and communicates with spirit friends SECS
hviEg frier DIS st distance, tells their character
gets names, examines diseases perfectly, magma
fises, reaos ts :e.turs. Hours from 10 m till
m Sittinfs 81 fsS 4w1
u b !. BY
...ay be consulted cocfdentially, at
SSS seventh street, between and j,
near Odd Fellows Hall,
Washington d G.
- Hone rable and scientific treatment guafau-
teso. fs I'm"
MRS RE06KPIELD, or KANSAS. DAN BE
L'f consplttd d on the Past Prescott, and Future
Events at her room, on the northwest corner Of
4te and l. streets. ehe has studied under one OF
the most celebrated Astrologers of the age. BAs
guarsptets satisfaction to q those who may give
hor e call s. he canbe seen from g.. m. to p m.
pEire One Doiiar. fe lSmr
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On.
pITIRS ON HORSEBACK.
PRICES or ADMISSION,
Dress Circle and Psrquet te.~-. Hn cents
Orchestra and Balcony Chsirs.... rs cents
Private Boxes S5
Doors open at O'Clock; to begin ct O'Clock.
Kox 0fioe open every day from 10 until O'Clock.
where seats may be secursd three dsys in advence
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IMPROVE YOUR
RvHQVnu

IMPROVE YOUR
EYESI6HT :"
by the use Of the celebrated
PEBBLE and PERISCOPIC SPBCTAOLES,
acknowledged as ths best for St,sssfAes,ns 1sd
Pres~ciss the impaired Eyssisht, scientifically
and correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN 4 co., Opticians,
944 Pennsylvania avenu ne, bet 18th and 18th rte
and
3es Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel.
FIELD CLASSES OPERA GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, FHERAOAE TERS,
sTRREOSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBU UxS
CARTES DE VISITE. dc.
In . great variety, and at the lowest prices.
IN la-tr
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his rooms for. SINGIMG and RTAMQ roEfn
stsoee wAe dedIs e eys, ~. stss6 sns%
fystems swil eallAt his residsnss. No: SIG ereef,
ssrnsrot lith. Reception hours are aaaiy nom 20
t0o'eloek n. 9aW
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GEORGETOWN ADyER MHs.


n%EGTIoE-Notics Is hereby given ,Ghat on
uY MONDAY the 22d instant. an ele rtion will
be held st the several precincts OF the Town, for
eleven members to Gerve as the Board OF Com
mon Council. apd FIVE members to eervs as the
Board of Aldermen, Of the Cor poration of George
town, for the current yesr.
Polls open at 9 O'Clock o. m:
fell stawtd Wh LA1HD, CLERK.
n~TBE UNCONDITIONAL UNION hEa
US of Geor getoxn, D. G. having met In con
municipal election 10 be he'll on the 22d instant,
have nominated and respectfully submit to the
'i'ihsni suNcoNDfTioNAL 'Ce sHirriIooNAL UNION r1oxlr:
ZOE GEO. W. BKALL,
PETER BERRY,
WIN. n. Cooley,
HENRY KING.
RILEY A. SHINN.
ZOE o'"A'' L. &. GL1MHNrs,
W. r COLLINS,
LDVI DAVIS,
@ +. IDMONbTON,
CHAH. 8. ENGLISH,
O. HlISTON,
GEO. HILL, yr.
JOHN MARBURY, yr.
CHARLES MYERS,
CLEMENT A. PECK,
fe laets EDWARD J. sHOlAAKIR.
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Tr1htses.
Eekd 20 MsGUIaE 90. Aucts

sy essss uSTsa ssp
pAf. go day Of Feerusrs; i84. 1 saAu ;ell, in
9s' Seed fas o F l It IL. 0S ,a
cate tie Jsnus-y 7,h, lsss sad reco,dsdip Libsr
land records Tor Wasbin ton COUNTY in ths Dis
,riet ei 0G nm ola 1nS f.itoTtas q spsd p1opersy,
s'ss ssaF n s 1 sy Of s s7s a. p o.
rsrt o. nUmteret SsveG IL nseusrA numbered
rfs, hs o d hsfss dS9s OF pds,h
s..sets 81 running SEX '1 feeT ~ i',seS, to-
ot sies hasns aSsso Tsi'h GOOD
gs1mf Of gala essls.
III chhv ssueins i1cludins revenoe stamps, 1T
! The terms nre not compiea With il Ave Gays
iter .sie n t+9see ,srs - r's @ s9s sht 20 rssn
Everns sttr SIJ5AaD mosa.s
fs,c-,ords GREENS WILLIAM aa..-.
~ 2 .N,auIRE 60 Apestoees.s
1Bi tAPiroL- W virtue OF sdcstee OF ia aupre.ns
Court ii tt Distinct Of ooiamb All ating
Str. nnaer csIeeip qssds 81 t.n-t sdsd IN
lioe. J No III s,lios u .l8 and ~ s;so,
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P:oSeG:
port t. III ad 81 = pGt SRI - sell a. ot
ed tor bu cuer. IS il has ali of tee necessary ap
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p.ta: 4 s'z a.i I'VE " mon b., on '..l-r--t,
- rehss.rs at former $ hsyi falss I,
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vsish tie property vii hs .c,c. t-ly r-sorI
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sp9- re court o the Dist,ter q C,nHbia, sit*iu 2
con sinsn.s an nsTriet is1ea,ter sad W. p
fn.i'b spd HsIriet has vile dsfsndant,, L shall
p,smisss, % IR'GnsDsY tie 18th | day Of a,roa ra
TX, ,5,nGg tae dste s te1eof ~ e'ri?ek p ~.
isr ID SD snd posssssss to Wit: tit 't' oAA'
Lot Iuno,r t-en,y eisht t2sI IN sqaase m a1S:,
pan si the o., of Wa hin gt sootsiains Partg
nine fsett iae inc 80 front sifte nh t-sss ~sss
efs Gs
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sne six.esItb stsass forty nine f.et nins in "a es
Ard runDip g back seventy seven fast
tse tslsIes viii interest. in thsss saasI 'sssa
Hents of three six ard nine tbs; ts deferred
psEm.pt to be secured by a deed in tr1st on the
An cor At the pense ss tie pm roh ssers
and 30 be preraed under the direction Of the soiioi
s..ss1 s'o5AsDL I.stisn sAHpEss; ;,9 Trustee.
uIpEs AND TALLow AT PUsLIo AUCTION
n on TUESDAY, tie lsd d.y of Fsbsaary st shs
sr, gS ya n 3: aD s ,va M
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p.hrrsrr -. 1894 fs,3 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS,
ODD FELLOw8' HALL.
UNIoUALlD AfPRAOfIONsl
Ywe GrdaS ExAibisio2s CesabiaSd 10 Ops'
1llins and Yosteh Crest Moral IxAIbition, con

sisting OF
CON. rOOrB,
The smallest specimen ofman rood In the world, a
years ole, . Inches high, and weighing only =
pounds. His sister.
MISS 1LIZA NI9TuL,
The Fairy Of the West, the smalIest id Drsttiest
woman In existence, II years old, II inahss high,
and Weighing only 1ik pounds and
COL. SMALL.
The Batural Mimic and Comedisn n years old, .
inches high, an weighinS only n pounds, who will
sppssr In conjunction with the
ORIGINAL CONTINENTAL VoCALISrE
svery AFTERNOON and EVENING in one Of their
5r sinal unique and attractive entertainmsnts far
surpassiDs any Of the kind ever before offered
in this community.
= Afternoon per form ance at O'Clock ana evening
perform ance ut o clock.
Adm ission Is cents; children whom accom- panied
BY their parents IS cents; Reserved seats 90 cents
o open st the hall for the sale Of reserved seats
For rroeramme and many very Interesting par
ttularG see small bills everyvhere. fe el54&