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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-03
COPARTNERSHIP.

HAVE associated with myself In the Livery, Sale
u and Boarding stable Business John A. Drew, who
from this day has become partner in said business.
The business Of the firm will be conducted at the
old stand No 10 East Pearl street, In the Of the
Sentinel Building
Thanking the public for past patronage, hope they
may see ft TO continue the same.
JOHN b. SULLIVAN,
Of SULLIVAN a DREW.
indianapolis, May 6. ls65-myS-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-03
Rest, Health and Comfort OF
Mother and Child.


teethng. sotens the gums, reduces infamm ston al
lays all pain, and wind ehoc Perfectly safe In
all cases. We would say 70 every mother who has
dces Of others, stand between you and your suffering
child and the relief that will be sureyes absolutely
sure-to follow the this medicine iftimey used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-03

Great Attraction for the 4th Of July.
y. ". Il a IL Ely,
THE GREAT AMERICAN HORSE tanner,
TaE suBDrER on
The W Orid-IscnOwncd "Cruiscr "
VIII give series Of his popular and interesting
LECTURES ON H0RSE-TAMlNG,
"a ~ Is T. Is ~ ~ q l. IL.
On MONDAY aud TUESDAY AFTERNOONS and
EVENINGS July I'd and fth'
These Lectures will comprise complete calculation Of
RAREY's EFFICIENT TREATMENT,
demonstrated by
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
THRILLING EXPERIMENTS
"''' WILD AND VICIOUS HORSES,
the property Of persons residing here In the vicinity.
In the course Of his lecture and experiments Mr. Rarey
Will prove the
EFFICACY AND SUPERIORITY or MS SYSTEM
all others, showing that by means, based on
THE LAW or KINDNESS,
and dlyesed Of even the shadow OF cruelty hne
THE MOST VICIOUS AND USBRoKEN HORSES
atn he made docile obedent Kind and gentle: obeying
every command, word aud look OF their master, and
COMPLETELY sUBSERvlEHr TO HIS WILL.
Mr.. Rafey has had the honor Of demonstrating his
system before
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED PERSONS IN AMERICA
as we'll a. before
QUEEN VICTORIA AND PRINCE ALBERT
and mosi Of the
ROYAL pERsoNAGEs or EUROPE,
from all whom he has received the
MOST DISTINGUISHED MARKS on APPROPRIATION.
nj lectures In the Atlantic Cities have invariably been
attended by
REFINED. FASHIONABLE AND INTELLIGENT Az.
piENCE-,
and Il Is source Of disqualification that
THE LADIES
have always honored him by their presence and have
Invariably manifested the
GREATEST INTEREST AND PLEASURE
In the exhibition Of the wonderful aud extremely
INTERESTING AND SENSATIONAL EXPERIMENTS.
by Of which he demonstrates tho infsbily snd
perfection OF
HIS ORIGINAL SYSTEM.
In the course OF his lectures Mr. Rarey will give an IN
teresng and graphic account o. his frat interview with
aud Subsequent subjugaiion OF,
THE FAMOUS HORSE CRUISER"
the most vicious horse ever known.
Admission, 80 CTS. Reserved seats, 81
MATINEE on Afternoons at o'clock.
iickets for sale AT the two Music St res, and at
the Drug Stores Of Stewart 4 Morgan and Browning
Sloan.
lrrN. b. Persons owning wild. manageable, badly
broken, vicious horses mules, invited {" leave
them AT the Stable Of HrsRY ALLEN In the Of the
New York Store on or before Saturday preceding the
Exhibition. je2s-d5t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-03
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINa,

wheh greatly facilitates ne pfccsss ~ tssthins ~
soenlns the gums, reducing eli iaasmmstsn viit ssy
AtL PAIN snd srssmefc seileh, sndis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
FROM THE FRONT.
Rumors of the Evacuation Of Peters

Rumors Of the Evacuation of Petersburg.
The mail boat Daniel Webster, from City
Point, arrived here this morning at 8 o'clock,
with the mail and passengers.
There were reports afioat again at City Point
of the evacuation of Petersburg, but they seem
to have been predicated upon. the supposition
that Lee mast perforce evacuate Petersburg,
(and in turn Richmond) now that we have
the railroad line at Wilmington, and that
Sherman is advancing on the Danville road,
via Charlotte.
The guard boats and gunboats stationed at
Smiths Point, about twenty miles below the
Potomac on the bay, were engaged for several
hours last night in vigorously Smelling the
banks, cause not known.
On Thursday night q number Of the men of
the 9th Ohio regiment visited the shanties at
City Point occupied by the contrabands, and
got into serious row with the females which
resulted in several of the women being badly
beaten, and two Of the soldiers killed. In con-
sequence Of this fracas the contrabands ha va
been removed from the Point.
The Webster brought mp number of refu-
gees from Point Lookout. On Saturday six
rebel deserters crossed the river ON a raft from
the Virginia shore to Point Lookout, and sur
rendered themselves to our authorities. They
were all cavalrymen, and had been on duty
near Fredericksburg. They report that Fred
ericksburg is not regularly garrisoned by rebel
troops, but is frequently visited by scouting
parties and guerrtllas The town is nearly de-
serted, and the few persons remaining there
are suffering much for the necessaries Of life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

GERMAN OPERA.-TEe greatest interest is
felt In musical circles here in view of the an.
nouncement OF the temperance for q short
farewell season Of the popular German Opera
Company of Leonard Grover
The brilliant repertoire for the season en-
braces the following gems of operate compo-
sitlon, several Of which are now presented here
for the first time Magic Flute, by Mozart; ODE
ron, Won Weber; Fra Diayolo, Auber; Mireille,
Gounod; Marriage of Figaro, Mozart; Les Hugue-
motS, Meyerbeer; Robert le Diable, Meyerbeer:
The Je'oess, Halevy; Faust Gounod; Don Clio
ranni, Mozart; Der Freischutz, Won Weber: Mar.
ho, Won Fletow; Tannhauser, Overture and
first act,) by Wagner, and Dame Blanche by
Boildieu.
The company comprises all the old favorites
OF the German Troupe, and with augmented
chorus, orchestra, sc.
The sale of reserved seats has commenced
and from the eager competition already it is
evident that the season will be a most brilliant
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
CONGREGATIONAL.
TUESDAY, February D.

TUESDAY, February y.
SENATE.-Mr. CoIlamer called up the bill for
procuring Of Mr. Powell a naval picture for
the Capitol, at cost of s25, coo.
The pending amendment of Mr. Sumner,
providing that no picture should be purchased
representing victory over our own country
men, was rejected.
The bill was passed in the form in which it
came from the House.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced a JOINT resolution
extending the time for evision of the laws OF
The District OF Column bia, tor and during the
39h Congress. Referred
Mr.. Dixon, from the Committee on the Dis.
u!et OF Columbia, reported the House bill to
incorporate Harmony Cemetery Company
Also, the House bill IN relation to the Potomac
bridge and Center Market, re recommending their
passage. The latter provides for removing the
iron rail back from the bridge TO another ad-
lacent structure, and removing the market from
It's present location, as to extend the Smith
sonian Institution grounds, and authorizing
the selection of another government reserya-
ton for the market.
Oh moucn OF MT. sherman, II was ordered
that the Senate meet at ii a. m for the remain
der of the session.
The amendatory internal tax bill then came
up as the unfinished business.
HoUsE-The House resumed the considera-
ton of the Six Hundred Million Loan BiIl-in
Committee Of the Whole on the State of the
Union.
The Committee voted on and agreed to the
amendment Of Mr.. Wilson, to conf1ne the loan
to coupon or registered bonds exclusively. The
bill, as originally reported, provided for
sbonds or other obligations" this including
Treasury.
Mr. Hooper offered an amendment, providing
that any claimant IN whose favor q req uisition
has been drawn, to convert the latter into bonds.
This was agreed to-
The committee rose and reported the bill
with su9dry amendments, When
DIT. Stevens addressed the House on the finan-
cial question, saying that he expected that at
the end Of the war the public debt will amount
to four thousand millions OF dollars, which, at
six per cent interest in gold. would require
two hundred and forty millions in coin to be
purchased by the Government Reputation
was not to be thought of; but unless we pro-
vide in time, we may be driven to suspend in
part the payment of interest in coin. He urged,
therefore, that Congress should, in time, take
measures to avert such calamity; and in the
course Of his remarks advocated the amend
ment which he had offered, to conflne the is
sues under this act to coupon or registered
bonds, and at a rate Of interest not exceeding
eight per cent. per apnum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.
The Draft in the District.

THIRD SUB DISTRICT.
The drawing in the Third Ward was then
commenced, the deficiency being 3ssnumber
drawn, 226; number enrolled, 622; as follows:
Robt Csn1elI. 1913 9Th; Joseph Brown as 9th
son, sss 10th; Geo Howard, 9th and NJ J CoDsrts.
Frank T Howe. 4so 9Th; NJ Candy, 80 +; Robert
Winfield, 9TH NJ Witherow, es 5th; Chas Dust,
6oon h
n Tuttle. 4O5 Il; Charles Blackstone. Sth; Il Coats
ae P M stP J sah%a M s S.t
Xavier. s6l It'll; Carter Mathews, z; LEONARD
Wahle, 18th; Henry Addison, 496 sth; John Par
sth and l.; Radol ph Goehlsr. 6a9 O.. KohIer sss
N av; NJ Austin. 3O7 Pa av; Jacob Lyon, N Y
Pa ax avn John ssnsersons 81 g; o!arsncs n Bull,
ga N street; Thomas Russell, Goat alley; n
kssnsy Jones stree IS M
Paul Birkhand ss3 9th; Fred Hubbard, Mt Yer
Ia s s a., fag.r 'Geq sna ~
g Sepkai "A Market space; Jss Burr, 2ss eth;
transis Williams, sol u Patrick Gormley, 4th; JAS
sprieg, MetrepolitaA Brewery; Geo " Mckee. sol
Thomss Broekha1t. ass stb; John d schios.'
zen. 244 It'll street; Mr. Taller, All Ninth street;
x.s Gang ssa gt fs hsas I'd EsG1L So
s2s psay Fareph ass *. Sas st; Lewis Darrsl!
r r Brewery; 0tho CLARK; John q Tho mson,
PC 9Th; Thos Hsyard, ny av; James 1 Dsrrs III
Lsiiers sso 9Th; O Faler, 2sl Pa av; ohaa Hawkins
Wn Johnson, SIS BE s.ewer, 'sa Il; 9 Welsh
s. g. VIM yfn shanee Gea. sss no stewsr
n Be gman. 4O4 sth; Jno L Jones, 4o7 sth yno !,
Weiasi. sos 9th; VIM Adams. q: Jas Gruvers. Free
| mans Alley; VIM Harrison, VIM Brown, 38 7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
SUCCESSFUL NAVAL EXPEDITION.

The Navy Department has received infor-
nation of the results of a boat expedition, sent
into Galveston harbor on the night OF the 9TH
instant, for the purpose of destroying the
steam blockade runner Wren, and capturing
the cotton ladened schooners that were lying
at anchor under the guns OF the forts The ex-
petition consisted Of the first cutter of the u
s. steamer Bienville, with crew of 13 men,
and the first cutter of the Princess Royal,
with crew OF men, ia charge of Acting En-
sign A: II. Reynolds, assisted by Acting Mas
ter's Mate Lewis johnson, the whole under
French, Of the Bienville 1t was found impos-
sible to destroy the Wren, but the expedition
was successful in capturing and bringing out
TO the fleet two scnooners, supposed to be
British, laden with cotton. One of them, the
Pet, had about $50; and the other, the Annie
Sophia, about 800 bales OF cotton on board
Twenty rebel prisoners were captured on board
OF the two vessels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
A REBEL RAID ON THE CHESAPEAKE

a hEBEL RhID CN THE UHkSAPEAkE.
We learn that on Saturday night last party
OF rebels, numbering about $50, under the COM
mand of Lieut. Taylor Wood, of the Confede.
rate navy, (and nephew OF JEFF. Davis,) left the
Yocomico river in sleeps and small boats,
bound on raid to Smiths Island, with the
design of destroying the light boats.
The gunboat Yankee, now in charge of Capt.
Cook, and several other of our boats, were
informed of their movements, and at once
started in pursuit of them.
Il may be as our gunboats were last night
Smelling the woods in the vicinity Of Smiths
Point Light, (on the western shore) that the
rebel gang had returned to that point and lad
escaped to the main land. Wood is the same
party who captured the Satellite and Reliance
and the officers and men of the flotila will use
every endenvor to capture him and his gang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

THE NEW SECRETARY.-It is generally I'M
derstood today in political circles that the
nomination of Hugh McCulIoch, the present
Comptroller OF the Currency Bureau, as Sec
rotary of the Treasury, will be sent IN to the
Senate on Friday, the Sd OF March, and be in
mediately acted upon, in order that he may as.
sumo his duties with the commencement OF
the new Administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

MAYOR ADDISON RE-ELEcTRD.-The returns
elsewhere show the reelection Of Mr.. Addi-
son to the mayoralty of Georgetown by a large
majority. The people OF Georgetown hay
thus shown proper appreciation Of the SER
vices of this faithful Off cial, who has SO capaby
and untiripgly labored for the Advancement of
the interests of that city. Union men. have
cause for satisfaction, too, in the reelection of
one who has proved himself SO staunchly loyal
throughout bis career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
SECOND edition.
3 O'CLOCK P. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke l. Co. furnish the following quo
LATE FROM RICHMOND

Richmond papers main tain their reserve in
regard TO military operations in North Carroll
ne, but as they are not in the exultant mood
we may be certain that Sherman has not yet
encountered any very formidable s'lion" in his
path.
General Joe Johnston assumed command of
Beauregard's army on Thursday last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

THE RUGGLRs GEMs.-Messrs PHILIP & Sol
onions have on exhibition, and for sale, a
beautiful collection OF small oil paintings by
Ruggles, of New York, which, though gen.
eraiiy small ia size, are possessed of peculiar
exce1lence, and display great advance in this
rising artist. Sc delights in the golden mists
OF Indian summer and in the unapproachable
spienoors OF American autumn His subipcts
are largely drawn from the wild recesses of
mouhaln passes, with their mist-capped sum-
mlts, their craggy sides, their placid lakes, and
rugged shores In his autumn pictures he is
particularly happy. For the splendor of their
unts ana brllliancy OF pictorial effect, they are
unsurpassed The subjects comprise rich
variety OF old mills, OF romantic ruins and pic
turesque architecture. They are painted with
krea. oeicacy and facile touch. For beautiful
hahollng. for soft and dreamy effects, of dis
lance, and for the vigor and boldness of their
,olegrourds, these paintings are seldom sur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

DESTRUCTION OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER.
The Navy Department has received in
formation Of the destruction of the large and
beautiful blockade running steamer Will o'the
Wisp, which was chased ashore off Galveston,
Texas, short time ago by the vessels attached
10 our Meet. The steamer was fired by a boat
expedition sent out on the 10th instant, from
the Princess ROYAL, and totally DESTROYED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
GONE TO THE FRONT,

Major General Meade, commander OF the
Army Of the Potomac, and General Comstock,
of General Grants staff, left this city hurried
Iy last evening, at 8 O'Clock, In the dispatch
boat River Queen, for City Point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
Another Pirate Afloat.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-The schooner Dear.
born, from Savannah, reports that on the sth
inst, when off Cape Antonio she WAS boarded
by a rebel pirate, and after asking several
questions put Off for the Island Of Grand Cay
man. She is bark rugged, one smoke stack, 800
tons burthen, and is painted lead color. On
the 9th she saw her again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
SENTENCE COMMITTED

BY direction of President Lincoln, the sen
tence Of death announced by general cour
martial order in the ease Of private George w
Marshall. of the 5Oth New York engineers, fol-
oeseInop, mas been commuted to imprlson
ment during the war. The prisoner has beer
sent to the Albany penitentiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
Affairs in Georgetown.

After the announcement of the election OF
Mayor addison last night, his friends began 10
assemble IN front of Lang's Hotel, where Mr..
Addison appeared, and amid enthusiastic ap-
pIause addressed the assenablage, expressing
his gratitude for this renewed evidence of their
confidence in his ability to manage the affairs
Of the Corporation in a proper manner, and so
merit their approval. The audience was SUBJ
sequently addressed briefly by John NJ. Stake
and w. n. Craig, Councilmen elect, and by
Messrs. g W. Mettler and W. j. Gary
This morning, the judges OF election made
their returns at the Council Chamber, show
ing the following results:
For Mayor-Henry Addison, 523; Geo Hill,
ir., 500. For Common Council-Jenkfn Thorn
as, 521; il M. Stake, a99; Bladen Forrest, AS;
Anthony Hyde, SIS; John Fowler, fSS, W. II.
Craig, 4s7; d. Edes, 500; J. w. Bronaugh, 400;
]. T. Mitchell, 500; ]. F. Kelly, SD; J. q. HES
ton, 53S. The above are the Council elect. J. C..
Cragin, 33a, O. L. Peck, 3A; w. F. collins, 3i6;
VIVA. Rohr, 362; ] e. Cox, 345; @. S. English,
32s; e. Shoemaker, BAL; J. W. Decide, 80, j. A.
Magruder, 326; John Marbury, Il, :a5; B.
Hutchins, 293 From these returns it will be
seen that the lowest on the Addison ticket Is
113 ahead of the highest on the Hin ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

PROF. MARIEI would respectfully inform his
former patrons and numerous friends that "a
his fourth and last quarter will commence ~
on Thur sday. March Cd 1865 "a
pays and hours Tuition for ladies' risses.asA
sne masters, TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Fridays,
from 3 to p. n gentlemen's classes, TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and saturdays, from to 10 D. m. Gen
tlemen joining this last quarter will also receive
Sp same evenings.
During this last quarter all the preparations will
be made for the coming May Ball
Persons desiring private instructions will please
call at the hall during school hours, at his res
idence, IA 9 10th street. between and E. fe2J-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
Fire at q Theater.

BUFFALO, Feb. 2s.-Mrs. J. ID. Wood and
daughter were severely burned last night at
the thea,er, on The stage, in the play OF Gin
derella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

!eGs IN E'T R e s.. @ s k.ss
Saraslia:s T.ss %.- S. {sha obs., 10Th
~ 1Gf Andfav fsS as 8ha $S
johnson; 4os III; Ed PScslk. Q; Jas Williams,
ith; Pstsr Psiiy: Lay and hi tth WI H:piias
Geo W Bayliss, 3 7tn; Jefferson Jeffries N; Richd
Bates Of and Il; Geo Kraft, Q; Jos Green LIST:
Jonah kesn, 81 Penpa avenue. Watt Hsrrod, 9th;
Wells A Psynan, ii Market sgscs; Or 7 urner,
443 9th; Chas Spencer. is5 Sth; VT Dpyall Hern-
sSs sth HUB Giementson, and 9th Cha, Russsi
Sis d: Geo williams, Avenue House; Geo NJ Tay
eF 20 Herman RSgpsb T. Levi:
Wall S5s 9th; Cbss Wright, 2si 9TH; EdJ WslSlh 1
y ss19b Mshs B;safs ssh
Taft spsSh Jos RSsI 2S sn Isl a sts
M asP Es Lspsss M
f B. sas and Robt
Chss Helant Winter arden; A2drsw Hor TITS
JOIN stTsaP: s. /: walter Esi IS 9TH John
E.gr Nj Rob- Jas F9.ns Wstss s sss
5sal Hsassf; 5, sfIas ~ 9th; oseS
Gdolphus Campbell. 81; Ninsen Boutwell,, 45o sth
T Braley, AS b George Morgan Ssl 9th; u
o HinSs's "a 90 9TH fII Brown 49, L. Moore 5
Francis PROFIT. 4Se 7th; John Hillmsn ssh and X
III Oppep elmer. 3o5 Pa ay; FRANK BEL. 52 NJ JnO
Ingfreon, 4G7 9th; II Ross. 45e eth: John Loekei,
s0s 9TH; N B servoss. 255 eth Moses Madisop 2;
Brurdage L; Thos Kohler. 4s3 1; w o Anderson,
$50 l.; Straob, $50 l.: James Bormett. h, near l..
Among those drafted in this Ward were
Mr.. John E. Thompson, teacher of the Fourth
District male grammar school; Rev. ]. J.Camp,
local minister; DR.. 5. s Turner Chas. Spen-
Ger, formerly of the City Post Office; Edward
Dawson, Corporation police officer; Francis
Profit, shoe dealer on eth street; Il. b. Brooke,
Commiss Toner Of Deeds; M Oppenheimsr, sad
dler, and John Locke. newspaper agent
The men drafted in the third sub district are
ordered TO report on the 9Th and 9th of March,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

CURIOsITIEs.-Someth ing new and beautiful
in the ,Jewelry line came on this morning at
the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S Penn'a ave-,
near 4 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

CHARGE OF PICKING A PoCKET.-Last night
John Sullivan was arrested by Detective Don
aldson upon a charge of picking the pocket OF
John H. Flynn, at Murphy g stables, 9th street,
charge, and the case was dismissed by Justice
Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

IL The Richmond Sentinel states that the
Confederate navy. which has cost SsO,OOO,O 900
has de stroyed 19l Federal merchant vessels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
On THURSDAY MORNING.. I'd March, st IL
O'Clock, we will sell. at TIA Bazaar, a mum ser OF
SADDLE. Carriage and Work Horses. frA de-
scription at sale: eomprisi pg about
FIFTY HORSES. 90,
Including very handsome thorough bred sorrel
stallion I5E banda high, 8 years old ana very
fine Saddle Horss.
large number os WorS and Saddle Horses,
A larva aasortn.n+ sSav and Second hani
other Vehicles.
New and sacond hand Harness, Saddles, BE.
Regular ssles days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
vate sale,
feb 2s WIN. u. WALL q w., Aucts'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aussienssrs.

ONE sORREL HORSE AND ONE BAY MARE
both about years old, work either double or sin
gle, are kind in harness, both sound in every re.
epect; one two horse Spring Wagon, nearly ne".
ton, en- THURSDAY, the I'd day of March A. 10
O'Clock al ct the horse market. corner otL q.
and Missouri avenue Sold for no fault, as the
owner is about leaving the city. The attentioa OF
traders is invited to attends IS they Will nno Two
sf f. q Suss' GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auce.
MO 2 FRANKLIN PLACE, Z street, between
~ lsth and i4tb. Two ties of Handsomely fur
nisbed CHAMBERS for rent in private family.
Mana INIT gentlemen WHO will De per naanenS need
apply Reference REQUIRED. fe 2S-lw"
NOTIcE--All personsindseted to EDWARD FL.
~ BROWN, No. LII Bridge street, will plea Sc
call at once and settle their accounts at MAY
FIELD BROWNS Dry Good Store, No. IL
Birds e street.
feb 90 st" s. TH0S. BROWN. Trustee.
ITOR SALE-Ons very faA CANADIAN HORSE
i IA hands high. sound, and very kind; ~
suitable for any business; not afraid of To- IS0&
comotives. ard stands without hiteains. CT
Or would exchange him for larger horse. Ia
Suire ct office OF Government Repair Shops. 2lst
street between 6 and =. fe asst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-28

MISS NJ: SULLIVAN. late Of New York, re re.
speetfully inform the ladies OF Washinston sast
No. 469 9th st.. with Mrs. 9. Hyde. where she
is prepared to receive orders for the manufacture
fashionable styles, and with. the most careful
fnith. Particular attention given to the cutting
and making of cbildren's clothing. ~ doing eur
work better and che aper than any ether house In
town we hope to obtain a liberal share OF Z, pnonc
tn