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MARRIED.,

On the ID inst. by Rev. DR.. Finkei, r. = HEY
MAN and bARGARET ANN WOLF, daughter O
SOPHIE and W " olf, of Alexandria, Va.
In this city on the 18th instant, by the Rev. j. G
Butler CHARLES r. WILCOX. of New York. t.
Miss SUSIE R., youngest daughter of A. Duvall
ESQ of this city. No cards.
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WARRANTED TO ogRR IN SIX DAYs.-Dr kGod-
years. standing. viii cure Gonorrhoa in Sir 5aus
No change OF diet required Price ST. per bottle
Wash gten, and Henry Cook, Alexandria ja;-I
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TAKE AYTR's PILs-fDr all the purposes Of q
purgatiye, Tor COnsti ption, Indi gestion, Head
ache and Liver Complaint. By universal accsrd
fab ~'
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SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION CLUB.-At the
meeting of this club last night the n9g1ber Of
members was increased to 96. with $4,000 in
the treasury.
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RY J. O. Meg UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
PERIMPTORY sALEoF VALUABLE BUIDINt
JOTS

PEREMPToRY sALEoF VALUABLE BUDDING
ON TUESDAY AET E9Fsi r.,-,.rv q, Of
half past four O'Clock at the suction rooms, we
shall sell, to the highest bidders, the following
valuable Buildinslots:
Lots !, :, A. Is, I6 and IL, in Coltrnan Adams's
subdivision of Square No. z7S Lots and front
each pa feet on the Circle. by 100 feet on Rhoce
Island and Vermont avenues respectively. Los
IA, Is, Is and II front each Fl feet Twelfth
street west between Rhode Island avenue Gud
North Q street, and extend back 81 feet each to
bile alley.
Lots IL Is, ls. i, 10. 10, 20 and 81, in Colt
man Adams's subdivision Of Square No III
Lots 5. 7, ana front ca h 81 feet on Thrtoomh
street vest, between q and streets nortk, and
exte nd bsck 40 feet to sixteen feet pm bile alley
Lots IA, ID. l6 II. 1S, 19 20, and q freut eseh q
Thirteenth streets.
Lots = AID G in C, L. CeNman's subdivision of
part of Square No. ST, fronting each on Vir
ginia avenue, between Third and Fourand a-half
streets.
Plats of all these lots may be seen on application
at the aUe tioB rooms.
Terms of Sale-Ons third in cash tho remainder
in six, pine and twelve months. with interest,
secured by deed OF trust on the premises. Con
veyances and stamps at the cost OF the purchaser.
A paym ent of g. 20 each lot will be required at
feb l6 d Auctioneecs.
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GRACE CECRCH FAIR.-In consequence OF
the Island Hail being used tonight for the
Social Club Ball. the fair of Grace Church
VIII he suspended until tomorrow night.
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GIFT Book STORE-A splendid assortment
of GIFTS has just been received at this popular
establishment, which will be distributed i'm
partially as heretofore. All books are sold al
publishers prices, at 30 Pennsylvania ave.
fa l6-l t%
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pY BROKER BELLEW, Auctionssps
Id No. 36S It'll street, one door above I.

RY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctionsegs.
Id No. 3ee It'll street, one door above L.
Two.sToRY FRAME HOUSE ON STREET
On WEDNESDAY IA AeG ssh "a. of February at
* phe will sell q. ps % b sne'O6 by
Cogrt, one Frame House on street. bet 1een 4th
and 5th sreats, On lease ground with the privilege
said lease Which has thrse years. and 1--WE months
to run.
The sum of twenty five dollars viii he required
at sale and if the terms are not complied with in
tee in Evening Star at the risk aud cost CT the
hrst purchase Tosror posa s5
fe7:TuTh,s.W
same hour. fe 1877
RYwM WALL s. CO., Auctioneers
So LaesY., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS,
On SATURDAY M6 Gs,Se 18th instant, at 10
Gs T snd wfs 5 d
s'Fip'i0n at sale Fifty ffT9Fi h6E aiSrs-
A large number of WORK and Saddle Horses.
! pair Horses, Wagon and Harness.
4 and
Otuer Seulcles,
New and Second h and Harness, Saddles. dc.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always on hand. at pri
vate SALE
feb Is VIM. L. WALL 90 Auets
limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
In virtue of a writ of deri fscis, issued from the
of Columbia, and to Ee directed will sell. at
public sale for cash. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day OF February next, 1865, at II O'Clock m, in
front of the Court Houss door of said County. all
to the Lot No: 81 in Square No GAL, in The city of
Washington, D. C.. being the g interest in said
Lot, seized and levied upon as the property of
Henry Fields, and will be sold to satisfy judicas
No: lls. Supreme Court, d g il favor Of Samuel
jan sd q. 8. Marshal, ID. @.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY next, 18th instant. same hour and
place. WARD Il. LAMON.
is o. 8 Marshal d G.
A UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Quarternaster Generals Office, First Dirision.(
Washington City, February Ii. 1865.
viii be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at baltimore, Md, on
tn LRSDAY. February q 1863.
-, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
the cavalry service of the army.
For road ard farming purposes, many sooo par
Horses sold singIy. Sale to commence at 10 q
Stables, corner of Paca and German streets.
Terms cash, in United States currency;
fe l4-st Gel in charge First Division Q. N. q. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioueers.

RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & co., Auotioneers.
sTOCKsAT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, February IS. At
half past four o CLOCK, at the Auction Rooms, we
shall eel, in sums to suit
$3.50 Corporation of Washington six Per cent.
Stock
40 Shares WsshinRton and Georgetown Railroad
Company Stock
$500 ashin eton and Geor getown 6rst N rtgags
80 o. Six PER cent Railroad Bonds
Terms cash
feb lad &c MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
RY J. g. MCGUIRE &, CO., Auctioneers.
MN tEATHER LEATEfER LEAPHERi
~ LEAtHBR DEALERS. BOOT AND SHOE
mAk Ia HARNESS MAKERS, AND SAD
at ii clock, at the Auction Rooms, some $50 or
2O Sides Prime Oak Spanish Sole Leather; Har.
ness and Bride Leather to be sold in lots of ten
sides more
We call especial ate tion to this sale of the man.
ufacturers of the District which if we'll sustained
will lead to weekly sales of leather from our
house. JAS @. MCGUIRE & Co
feb IA Auctioneers.
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.
RIAL ESTATE sALRIN UNIoNrowN


Byvirtue of a deed of trust from Bivsri Car
penter and wife to lie, dated December 18th. 1855
and Recorded in LibeT n. O, IT, f9liOs Is, p, ct
ty and District of Columbia, will sell, by public
auction upon tae premis at o'clock p. m, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of March, 1855. all
that piece or parcel of grouad situated in Union
town, said county aud District, and described on
the ground plan Of said I'm ontown, as Lets num-
bered 500, 2'S and $50. beginning for thu same
the south side of Jackson street S3i east from the
southeast corner formed by the intersection OF
said jackson street and Pierce strest, running
thence esstwATdly p feet, thence At right angles
southwSrdly lSl feet, thence AZ right angles vest
wardly II feet thence NJ right angles northwardi
lSO feet, TO the place Of beginning. The said Lots
49,. S63 and 4 beTr CONT guors thus described
as one lott
Terms cash. The purchaser to pay fopstamps
and conveying; and Ii the terms of sale not
comp led tn within Ave days after sale, the prop
erty hs resold ut the risk Of the first pnrch
Fifty dol ars to De deposited in the hands OF the
auctOneers immediately alter the property is bad
off. THOMPSON. Trustee.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auets.
FY-THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the above sale, made on the 18TH dsy
of January sst, it viii be resold at the risk aud
cost of the defsu ting purchaser.
By order of tine Trustee.
fe l4eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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SAAToS CORNER OF NINTH AND SITS,

This large and handsome HALL Is now fer rant
for BALLS, CONCERTS, &C. 1t is finely frescoed
and finished In the most substantial manner, with
large and convenient dressing rooms and esiisrv
ct the south end for spectators
The Hall Ia the best ventilated room In the city,
west side, With large vsnSiistor in the center Of
the Hall. 1t is admirably adapted for Concerts,
Deipg oqh! with special attention to that object;
have the best floor that could be procured.
nis+ me Hsl VII be rented fer Balls. Concerts,
Inquire Of o. sascKLEs. on D street, Sd door
from the Hall. nov l0-5m
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EXCITEMENT on the Avenue, near ~ street,
az the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new aud
beautiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets,
chains rings. teaspoons, &c, for only one dol
lar, a the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i39 Penn.
avenue, near Y street. fe Att
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QY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: Georgetswn
TRUSTEES SALE 9E HoUSE AND LOT ON
BEALL ST. NEAR MONTGOMERY ST

BEALL ST.. NEAR MONTGOMERY st.
In virtue of Iced OF trust from Robert Cornell,
dated January ], 1853 and recorded in Eibsr C.
No. 2, folio S25 ct seq, of the LAM records of
Waship gton county, and at the request Of the par
ties secured thereby, will proceed 70 sell to the
highest bidder. the premises. on THURSDAY,
the ed day of March next ensuing, az O'Clock in
the afternoon. all that part Of Lot mum bersd one
hundred and tweptV-one, in Be2i.'s addition to
Georgetown in the District foresaii bou nd cd as
follows to wit :-Beginning al the end OF one hua-
dred and fifty feet from the intersection OF tn
south line Of Beall street wi, the east line of
Montgomery street, and runnins from tn a,e by
and with the south line of Beal street irty
feet thence southery and parallel with the lot Of
the heirs of Robert Ould, deceased, one huuirad
and twenty feet: thence Westerly and parallel With
Beall street thirty feet, thence northerly and a.
right angles With Beali street hundred ana
twenty feet to the begin ming, together with the
i'm provements ct cetera. az in the said trust
toned.
The terrs of sale are One thiri Of the pur ahase
money to be paid On the day of sale. and the resi-
due in six and nine months. with interest fro the
day of SALE be secured to the satisfaction
trustee
AL conveyaEcing and stamps at the purchaser
cost; and il the terms are not cOmpl' ed with ia
trustee reserves the risht to resell ths property
fer cash, weeks public notice, at the risk
and cost of the purchaser in default.
fe l6-2sw&ds THOS. BOWLING. AucI.
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NTOTICE-MAY0R'S OFFICE. Feb IL, lSi5.-
~ In accordance with the provisions of the act
entitled An act relatin to Il SD whsrves ocEs
Approved this da netice is hereby given that the
exclu sive privilege Of established fish wharf
the north sid of the Potomac river, betEeen lth
street east and 18th ttreet vest will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder, public auction At ths
fish market IN the rear Of the Centre Aarket, on
THURSDAY, the ed Inst at " O'Clock M
The official copy of the ord nance can he seen at
fe iidtd RICHARD WALLACH, MAYOR
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SECOND WARD MUTUAL DRAFT CEUR.-A
number OF citizens of the Second Ward have
formed a draft club, which promises well for
those who are fortunate enough to join il The
club has appointed Messrs. Edward O. Dyer
and Thomas J. Fisher as executive Off GERS to
receive and pay ont the funds in accordance
with the articles OF agreement.
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/ 81. N."-Tke IrTepressible 81. N. Free" of
| the mighty West, is in town, determined no
10Y ger to De martyr to.the pressure" After
Regulating Congress he proposes to pay an Of
hcial visit to Richmond and convince jeff. Da-
| Wis that the South need not expect him or Max.
/ any cirGumst ances.
N B-Mr. Free particularly requests that
| he shall not be mentioned In the same connec-
! tlon with the eastern celebrity, Daniel Pratt
"the great American traveller and standing
car oioate for the Presidency" as Mr.. p, in
the opinion OF Mr.. Free, though doubtless 3
very worthy man, is somewhat fiighty in the
upper story. We cheerfully aecede to the re-
quest.
A DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
We hear of something attractive to come off to-
night in the musical way, in the shape of a
concert, to BE- held at the residence of Mr.. JOS
j. May, 53i II street, between 9th and eth, in
the performe rs will be those of such high rep
utation as u rs q. Y. Kretschmar, the Messrs
Caulfeld. E1rs. Garfield, Mr. Harry Sher-
man. M = s,usi, and Messrs. Chappell and
Burnett Tickets one dollar, to be had at the
music store - " G.. MetZerott.
The N grsmme embraces the gems OF mu-
steal con- los ton, and rendered by such per
formers the eLtertainment must be exceeding
ly fine.
THE CASE OF RENNEKER Yesterday after
noon the Surg. Oh attending George r Renne-
ker, who was 40 seriously injured Tuesday
morning by falling under a street car, decided
that the shattered limb must be amputated.
The peration was skillfully performed by
Surgeon Thomas, of Campbell Hospital, aided
by a Surgeon OF the same hospital in co-opera-
ton also, with Doctors May and Keasby The
right leg was taken off above the knee Ieint, the
patient having been previously placed under
the influence of chloroform. at dusk 1t was
reported at the station house of the fth Ward
that he was doing very we'll.
SECOND WARD MUTUAL DRAFT CLUR.-A
number Of citizens of the Second Ward have
formed draft club, which promises well for
those who are fortunate enough to join il The
club has appointed Messrs. Ed ward c. Dyer
and Thomas J. Fisher as executive Off GERS to
receive and pay ont the funds in accordance
with the articles Of agreement
GRACE CECRCH FAIR-In consequence OF
the Island Hall being used tonight for the
Social Club Ball, the fair of Grace Church
VIII he suspended until Tomorrow night.
SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION CLUB.-At the
meeting Of this club last night the number of
members was increased to 96. with $4,000 in
the treasury.
GIFT Book SToRE.-A splendid assortment
of GIFTS has Just been received at this popular
establishment, which will be distributed i'm
partially as heretofore. All books are sold at
publishers prices, at 30 Pennsylvania ave.
fe l6-lt*
EXCITEMENT on the Avenue near 4 street,
az the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and
beautiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets,
chains. rings. teaspoons, &c, for only one dol
lar, a the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i39 Penn.
avenue, near u street. fe Att
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WANTED-By respectable man, a SITUATION
w as experimental farmer and gardener. Best
OF city reference. Address Box 26, Star Office.
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

YMcDEVIrT Il CONNOLLY, Auctionaers.
- Twenty-frst and streets.
CLOTHING.
BOOTS and SHOES.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW.
RLhY,
WATCHES,
SOAP etc
FANCY GOODS. At Auction,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EvE.
NINSS, commencing at o'clock
ANNOUNCEMENTS respectfully solicited.
~ Out do r Sales promptly attended to-
McDHyITT CONNOLLY Auosioneer,
Jan d Inn 2lst AID street First Ward
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"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-Three MHSSEN-
w GERS at American Telegraph Ofice 432
Penn. avenue. Must come well recommended.
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UY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF A FRAME BUILDING ON
LEASE GROUND RENT, Opposite The MA
TI0NAL RACE COURSE. ACROSS The NAVY
YARD BRIDGE.
On MONDAY. the 9th instant, at our Auction
Rooms, at O'Clock p. m, we shall sell tue
s. feet deer bar room the same size; dining room
and several bedrooms, on lease ground for 81
months to run, with the privilege of buying, Or at
the expiration of the lease the purchaser has the
right TO remove the improvements. fine chance
for a coed investment for business Of any kind l.
20 he sold without reserve Being di fer Mt
forts and Giesboro.
Terms cash. GREEN d WlLDlaMS.
Fe l4.pC6ds AuCtiOneers.
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RYJAs O. MCGUIRE Il Co.. Auctionssrs.

SHAKER FANCY WORK AT AUCTION
On ~EDN ESDAY MORNING. at the Auction
Rooms, we shall SELL at IL O'Clock. q small lot O
fancy Work Baskets. containing cases, cushions,
dc. Also. Ladies' Reticlls Baskets, of vario ~
sizes and patterns, &c, & G, all of shakers manu-
facture.
Terms cash &c. MCGUIRE CO.,
fe Is dts Aucsionsers.
~THE ABOVE SALE rs POsTPONEO IN
consequence of the rain until SATURDAY MORN.
ING same hour and place.
feb i6. dts JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctq.
RY JAS. o. MCGUIRE d co., Auctionesrs.
SIX SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PHFLAN Bill.
LARD TABLES, FURNITURE AND EFFECT 9
OF BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE BY
ORDER 0F THE ORPHANS COURT.
On TUESDAY, MORNING, February 81. at IL
O'CLOCK, at the Billiard saosn of the late Henry
W. Gray, at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street, We shall sell to the highest bidders
SIX sir, superior rosewood frame marble bed phelan
pocket Cues, Racks and Marking striags, forty
eight Arm Chairs, three Stoves and piping, twelve
Venetian Blinds. twelve BuH Shades, two 10 ar BILE
top sideboards, mar bic face Cock. Deeanters au
Glassware, Gas Fixtures, Bar Counter, Wash
Stands. Signs. spittoons. &c &c.
By ordr of the Administrative
fe16-d J.G. Neg UIRE CO., Aucts.
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OUT OF ORDRR.-Manv OF the pumps In the
Sixth Ward are out of order, and some of those
which still give water, in the opinion of the
residents, should have filterer attached mar
tcuIarly the one At the corner Of E and Sth
streets.
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Va ANTED-An ASSISTANT COOK celored
~ man. Apply Immediately at Markh am Ho-
ia tx
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD-several
l. gentlemen can be accommodated with Fur
pished Rooms, with Or without Board, by apply,
ing at No. 1874 ed street. between and L. north
of Pa avenue. fe g. eo6tH
EOR RENT-Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS,
T. fe Aft
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n ALEXANDRIA, VA
C0NnEMNED oUARTERNAsTERS aTDRES
AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUlPAGE.
Csjsf Os.nstsrSn asteT's OFc., Dspof Of ashsnsioH
Washinston ID. O., Feb IL, 1865.

Calf CaGsfeTEnd SfeF $ OIFC3, I1spoE OF
Washington, ID. O., Feb IL, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction. st Alcxandrls,
Va, on TUESDAY. February . 1855 at Il O'Clock
a m a laTgelot of Axes. Spaies, Shoyels, Camp
Kettles. Mess Pans, CiF ce Stoves COOKING Stoves
and Fixtures, Stove Pipe, Cam uatchees, Han
pnprs Chsels gifts. N'renchesr Rtsps, ices. Por-
table FORCES, SPIRIT Levels, Framing Squares,
Saws. Broad axes. Fites, TIRE oen2ing ,Mfch'ne'
Wagon Covers Saddle Rlsnket WhipS, Curry
Comhs Horse ushes, Ga lies "ster Buckets,
Paulins. Drum Sings. Garrison Flags &c
successful bidders will ha required t. remove
the stores within Ave 20 days from the asta of
sale.
elmo ~ - VI w D BECKER,
BrigSd,er General and Chief Quart aSter 4,
feb 1T Depot of Warrington.
GALE AT ALEXANDRIA VA, OF CON
- DEEMED HORS IS AND COLTS
Chic Gi.arte5masts-'s nt'cs DspO'2f RoSt'nst6stI
WGShinarrn. u c, Feb -. 1875.
VIII h a at public auction, al AleI,u ria Va,
on I'll UR3DAY, February .. 1875, at II O'Clock 4.
HORSES AND COLTS,
CONDEMNED rs unf+ for public service.
Te ms cash, in Govern nent tnuls
D. H KICKER,
Brig. Gen and Chief Qnsrtsrm4ster.
feb l9 lat Depot Cf Washing ~.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MULE
Chief Qaavte7WcSEC s Ohce,
Dspct q WaShiagtoH. )
WASHINGTON, G Fehrusrv A. 1867
Will be sold st pubic aarti in. at The Corrals
HeEr - E Obse' EatoTv, WASHINGTON D. c., on
hQNDAI, February %. 1863, at 10 O'Clock Il. M.
ONE HUNDRED MULES,
condemned rs unfit for puN lc service.
Terms cash, in Govern menJ funds
D.. RUCRER.
Brsadier GEM and Chief Qusrtermaster,
feb 4 lat D-pOt ot Washington.
SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
CUARTBRAASTER GENERALS OFFICE.
FIRST DIVISION, )
WASHINGTON CITY Ian. 81, 1865 \
Will be sold at public sucti On. to the h;ghest
bidder st Giesboro. ID. 9
TUESDAY, February 7, 1865,
TUESDAY, February IL, 1865,
TUESDAY, February 81. 1865,
TUESDAY. February O. 1865.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
DAY
There horses have been ,ndemned as unit for
the cavalry Service of the army.
For road and farming pur poses, many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold sir ely. Sale to commence at 10 q. m.
Terms cash, in United State currency
JAMES A. EKlN,
Colonel in charge First Division
ia 30-td Q. Nj. Generals once
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oOn DOZEN AXES AND HANDLES-Just re
Up BARTHOLOw,
$50 7th street, below Penn a Ave.
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COSTUMES FOR MAsQUERADEs, Fancy Dress
u Balls Tableaux. Private Theatri sails, &C., for
hire and made TO order. Apply 26S @ str set,
near 18th street, between the hours of and 10 q.
H. anu Messrs. GOURLAY & GARLAND.
N. B. None but parties of address will be At
tended to. 10 Slim
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IS0ARDIEa-A young man and wife mo chill
family (private family preferred loo alton west of
J4th st., and north .of Pa. av. Address H G.. T .,
Bureau of Military Justice, Washington, d. G.
fol