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II, WILLIAM,

AA d. WILLIAM,
HOH IMPORT TER.
$50 Pa. ave-, Wash 81, Cite Trevfse.
ingtop d. O. Paris.
Has received q new care OF goods from Paris.
containing all kinds Of goods pertaining % his
oak Millinery, and Fancy business; also, great
Bows. several new styles, Waterfalls. Ourls in all
colors and styles, Braids. DO &c. Head dresses
o splendid assortment of White Waists for evening
wear. Belt Ribbons of an entirely new style. &c
NJ WILLIAM has added to his business Human
Hair Mandatory, where orders win be taken for
any kind of HAirwork. Orders will also be taken
for goods from Paris. amounting TO not less thal
one thousand dollars They will be executed
faithfully, as NJ William has his regular estah-
lish ed house in Paris. nov 3 Sm Ii
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WE HAVE HAD the pleasure of hearing sew
eral OF Prof. Wolowskis pupils, and the ra-
pidity OF the progress they have made on the
piano and singing, and the thorough knowl-
edge of their art which they exhibit, Is o suf-
ficIent proof of the excellence Of Professor Wo-
Iowskfs new system OF instruction. Professor
has opened a new class for piano and singing,
which will be last this season. All those who
wish TO Join those musical soirees and orato-
rios can do so by calling at his residence, 353
9Th street, between II and streets.
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PERSONAL.

THO MRS. B. @. PONS, Richmond, Val am in
L Washington and we'll. Your father is we'll,
snd would like to see you. John is in Baltimore
living on Charles street,
ia 91-2t A. CARLIN.
~ OTICE.-I hereby netify all persons from cred
| Y itipg my wife, Josephine Vermi'lion, tshe
havin left my bed and board without just cause, }
as I will not pay any debts OF her contracting
HENRY o. VERMILLION.
January "a, 1885, js26Iw-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the rich mans
bliss, is found in Ayers Medicines after fruit.
less search among other remedies. word to the
yisa ia sufi cient ia 2S-lW
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KY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.


By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columb!a. sitting as a court Of
in a cause wherein John T. Gross is complainant
and Julia 4. Cross. ct al are defendants, l. Wm.
1t public auction, ON the premises at clock in
the afternoon. the following described real estate
that is to say :: part of lot numbered six t6l in
square numbered eight hundred and forty seven.
on Fifth street. east of said lnt numbered six 81 in
raid sqaare SAT, and running tast with that width
the depth of said lot, one hundred and FIVE 1861
feet one y inch.
The Terms of sale are: One third cash, and tbs
months bearing interest, to be secured to the sat
isfaction OF the trustee-the purchasers to have
the privilege of paying all in cash.
Stamps and conveyancing at pm. CHI ssers cost.
VIM DIXON, Trustee
IN Ia-9aw3wSds GREEN h WILLIAMS Auct,
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CoIGATR's HONEY soar.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in suoh universal
demand, is made from the ckoieeet materials, Is
mild aud enloHient in its nature asranly scented,
and extremely bensfeinl in it's action upon the
akin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dsslsrs ian "a .eoly
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u S. COURT OF CLAIMS, January 3O.-After
disposing OF sundry motions, adjourned until
tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsRMENTs TO NIGHT.

FoRDs THEAIRR.-Edwin Forrest as "Spar-
tacus," supported by Miss Alice Gray, Madam
Ponisi, Mccullough, and the full company.
growers THRATKR.-Miss Lucille Western
III her great character OF "Lady Isabel and
Madame Fine," In the play OF "East Lynne,
or the Elopement."
OXFORD HALL.-AII the great company in a
rich bill OF song, music, sentiment and ballet.
Second appearance OF several new stars.
CANTsRBURY-Miss Maude Stanley, Lacey,
Bowers, Wentworth, Muliigan, Hart and all
the new stars in brilliant programme, con-
GLIDING with q screaming afterpiec0.
CORRECTION OF THE ENRoLLMENr-The
following names were stricken from the en-
rollment list yesterday:
FIRST Sub District.-James Page, physical
disability; John Simmonds, dead; w. II.
Howell, a year in service; Patrick Murray,
over age; Joseph Jackson, furnished substi-
Second Sub District-Joseph F. Noyes. over
age Harvey Hopper, now in service; John
Nnlty, erroneous enrolment; Jacob Keetz, do.
Third Sub District.-L. B. Moses, physical
disability; 9. FL. Langdon, furnished substitute;
W. ID. Baldwin, do.
Fourth Sub Dtstrict.-John Green, enrolled
in Michigan; John Hail. enrolled in Pennsly.
vania; VIM. Kinner, furnished substitute; Jno.
Earmap, now in service; Hugh Reagan, do;
Fitzgerald, do; Edward Atkinson, enrolled In
Maryland; J. X. McGregor, deserter from
rebel army Philip Hesmer, over age; John
HoDgerford, enrolled in New York; Isaac
Bradley, physical disability.
FIN Sub DisfTict-Mic6ael Speaks, over
age; Lewis E. Gross, enrolled in Maryland;
John Mcclellan, alien; James Martin, alien;
Alex. a. SwartZ, enrolled In Pennsylvania;
John A. GilIet, enrolled in Maryland; Patrick
Sullivan. alien: Edward Esputa, physical dis
ability; M. ID Speyer, do; Michael CIune, do;
Aug. Bigger, do.
Sizth Sub District.-Lawrence Delger, de-
tailed in Navy Yard; Samuel Jones, physical
disability; VIM. McLane, now in service: Geo.
Better, physical disability; Charles Shroth. do ;
James ii. Robinson, do; Alex. Polack, do;
Henry N. Sipes, do Henry Cohill, do; Geo.
Gallagher, furnished substitute.
Ssrenth Sub District.-Edward Quirk, over
age; James o. Mcclellan, enrolled in Illinois:
John w. Green, enrolled in Michigan; James
Il. Gross. enrolled in Maryland; Martin Casey,
three years service; Chas. Cumberland, physi-
cal disability.
Eighth Sub District.-S Cohen, alien.
Ninth Sub District-Geo. w. Flynn, enrolled
in Pa John Rich, over age; VIM. H. Calhoun,
physical disability; Chas. Sword, Jno. Delzel-
la, l.. Sheckells, do.
Tenth Sub DiStrict-John Mullan, over age.
Etersnh Sub District.-Alb't Patterson, physi-
cal disability; Joseph T. Morgan, furnished
substitute.
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LUBIN'S
FRANGIPAnNI

LUBIN'S
FRANGIPAHHI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and justly celebrated article which
is used tire ghout Europe, and considered
AERCEsSITT IN THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the 6rst time introduced
ToTEx
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
ia unrivalled for reno wing CHEFS, Chafss Blotcies
Pimplss and other impurities of the shin. render
ing it soft, clsar, smooth and beautiful.
FRASGIPASNI POWDER
IL used to remove TAN and FREcKLES, giving fresh
ness to the complexion and healthy hn. to the Sss
with youthful softssss.
FRANGIPAHNI POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by Precipitation. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH. Sort, and
WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANaIPANNI POWDER
is used to all romghness and -sdnsss of the
HANDS. ARMS and FACE. 1t softens OeRNs, and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price rs Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of
Package.
For sale BY
WILCOX Il Co, Principal Agents.
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
dec 20 SIN
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ERENOH yUVlNILl BOoKs.-Ls S~ienear
Il Polichinelle; Petites svsntures d'ans PoupSe;
La Poupee peint6 par ells-msne; La File du caat
botts; Is Pers. 0oAheur; Les vsIless da Grand
Papa; Ia Pascde Dc Kari, L0rGusu .eorriss;- Le
quise; Meenolns; e CAPITAL Sabre de Boil.
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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A. SMALL FRAME

By virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A.
Jackson to me. bearing date the LIST day of Janpa.
~, 1863. and duly recorded ia Libsr A; s.. Nc.
226, folios 9. 80 and 3ll of the land records
for the County of Washington, in the District OF
oflumbis will sell by public suc,ion in frS IT OF
l4th of February next. al that zee or parcel Of
ground situated on 5th street .est; between and
streets north. known part of Lot 9. ia Square
Ne. AS being fifteen feet front. running back nine
ty- three feet four and hafinches in depth more
or !. S. ACCORDING to the subdivision of OF No g.
in said seuars No Alb with the imprsv r-nts.
Terms cash. The purchaser to pay ,r stamps
complied with in five days. the Trustee reserves
the ght to resell the property risk ard cost
Of the first purchaser. Fifty dollars will be re-
CURED to be dep psited in the hands of the suc-
toneers Immediately after the property is bid of;
ifnot. it will be put and sold to the next high:
JOHN a. JOHNSON, Trustee.
ial3-2aw6ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND RIPAIRlR,

Has resumed his business, and will, as ususl az
tend promptly to orders left for him ct the follow.
bempse & O'TooIe, engravers, 326 Psnu.vivs
mia aysnue. between stS and 10th SITS.
street. near Pennsylvania ave.
James Q: MeGniIe GO spctionssrs, corner Of
" BIOKHR was connected during the last tsa
years with the piano establishmento OF Mr.. yohA p.
The follewin opersona have kindly given iheir
names e Ieferencss sisters Of the zcadsmy q
feld. Beat; Rsiss. =. r. klsy, Miss Juliana Nay.
de H-lmS -
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FRANKLIN & CO., AA4
OPTICIANS. ~
44Pa.av., between 18th and 18th SITS, and
3ss Pa av., NatioEal Hotel Building.
Would inform strangers and citizens that they are
ready to suit every eyesikht according to scient6
rules, with their celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB-
BILE and PERIsCOPIC sPECTAoLES. universal
ening, improving and preserving the impair ed
vision They Gffsr also to H. public ans selsc
Thermometers, Carries de Visite and Albums,
Steresscopes and Views. at the lowest prices.
ia 20 TYR
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON ANB F0.MOKROW
pr. o. MCGUIRE & 90, Auctioneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

mt nens at 10 o'cocA. will SELL by order of the
honorable the Orphans Court of the District of
gle. No $40 New Jersey avenue, Capitol II iii all
the Household Furniture and hou sekeepns REQ nj
81 !es therein, comprising
Excellent Piano Forte. 8 DOL, aud Cover
Hair Cloth Mahogany Pa.lor Furni,ure consist
ing of Sofa, Arm, Roci ing and Side Chairs
Mahogany. Marble Top, Centre. and Sofa Tables,
Mantle Mirrors and Pier Glasses,
French Mantle Clocks
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads
Mahogany Wardrobe, Bureaus
Washstspds. Chamber Chairs, a. d Rockers
Feather Beds Boleters, and Pillows
Hair. Hunk. and o her Mattresses
Bedding. Blankets, &c
Mahogany Extension Dining Table
Dining Room Chairs
Table CUTLERY Glass and Crockery Ware
Hall bat Tree, Oil Cloths
Parlor and Chamber Carpets throughout
Cham Der and Parior Stoves
COOKING Stove and Kitchen requisites, &c.
JOHN h INGLE Administrator
jsS.d J. @. MCGUIRE / 90. Aucta.
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WARRANTED TO CgRB IN SIX DAYs.-Dr.kGed-
years' standing. will cure Gonorrh0n in sir days.
&c change of diet required Price Per bottle.
Washin gten, and Henry Cook, Aexandria. jas-l
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AND SExUAL SYSTEMS-new and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard Associstion-Sent By
mail in sealed lstter envelopes, free of charge.
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa ds. a3-Snn
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CRIMINAL COURT, Before Mr.. Justice Fisher
E. q. Darlington, Esq, District Attorney, pros
ecuting.
Monday, January 30-The United States VS..
Silas L. Seymour and the same vs.. Thomas u.
Walter. Indictment for libel.
These prosecutions are similar to that in the
recent case OF Adams, who was convicted in
this court. 1t appears that Mr.. Anderson, a
well known architect, prepared original plans
for the Capitol building, which were submitted
TO the appropriate committees Of both Houses
of Congress. Communications having been
called for from the defendants, respectively,
they reported at length their several opinions.
1t was in these communications that the often.
sivs and injurious statements and expressions
occur, which are charged as libellous in the
indictment 1t is alleged that the Senate ap-
proved the plan, and also the committee of the
House who favored an appropriation for MIR.
Anderson of $500
Mr.. Seymour is the popular superintendent
OF the Washington Aqueduet, and is widely
known as an engineer. Mr.. Walter Is the prin-
cipal superintendent Of the Capitol Extension
and our most distinguished architect
These gentlemen are said to have criticised
the plan of Mr. Anderson with great severity
and undue animal version in their respective
letters to the Congressional committees.
The cases were postponed by consent of
counsel till Wednesday.
Messrs Joseph H Bradley and - Riddle,
counsel for defendants.
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CORONER WOODWARD BEFORE THE SUPREME
CoURT.-Yesterday, the United States Supreme
Court took up the case OF the Levy Court,
plaintiff in error, vs.. Thomas Woodward, cor
oner This trial il Interesting to all in the Dis.
trict, as the claims OF Mr.. Woodward, which
were allowed by the District Court, and which
the Levy Court decline to pay, extend through
a period Of ten years, and amount to about
$4,000.
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DR.. DuPoNr's Su gar coated Female Regulatin g
Pills the re,y best in use They operate speedily
and efectfvely; AID being sugar coated create no
these Pills will prove their Superioriy all 9TH
ers Price 81 q bsx. Bold by G. Ford. corner
18th street and Pa. avenue, Washin ston and Hen
~ Cook, Alexandria. ja6 ly
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SPsRxAToRRaGA CAN BIZ CURED.-Dr. Rana's
Specific cures spermatorrhoa. Seminal Wtakness,
ally. It's effects are truly magical 4 trial Of the
Specific viii convince the most skegticsl of its
18th street and Pa. avenue Wsshin gton and Henry
Cook, Alexandria, ja6ly
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WANTS.

w AN De
WANTED,;By young girl. a SITUATION IS
st., o sSSs and washer and ironer. address; O.
w w TON las as Purse or chambermaid, Address
WANTED-A smart. iatelliaent and honest
Clarendon Hotel, corner Pa. av and sth st. It's
WANTED IMMsDIATaLY-A arss: elias. mea.
hstus and a pastry COOK. Apply At No. AIS St.
COOKS PLACE W,ANTED.By a womsa, who
- understands her business in any resp .ctable
ssta 6lish9ent or private hou.e; can be hs'rd OF
w UATION as chsmbermaid and to wal, on the
noee to Bee s9ss Please
w ATOMS; One to cook, wash and iron. and
20 sB Sex Star oe
WANTED AT 9NOE-By an oifcer Of o s:
BRICK HOUSE; central e. LEGATION preferred Ad-
dress Lock Box 19, City P. g.. stating terms.
WANTED-A German or American wOMANa As
IL to soos 1s 90 into the o country Also g0 t.
J. r 81 thompson, corner 9th and F streets
TO 7GSas osSs3
% ssd North
WANTED-A SITUATION By respectable
w middle aged woman to cook, wash aud iron
and 50
Good recommendations can be given if required.
Essstss Cen
WANTED-Two OOLORED WATTEMs aud oee
BELL BOY. Apply Immediately at a Mark al.
WAITED TMMEDIATELY-At 500 Pa av
w eoloIed COOK and house maid Must come s,s
sSd also iT1 .SMf ss eoeK
well re ecsl Apply at 1aa Pa aye be-
A Young MAN OF SOBER AND MORAL
xsd .sp.s place, GSHS if
w cash business, with capital about ST. 90 to
snd psoaue
'sssa RoS IN his ii Ts
able neighborhood, suitable for ho1sekesRing
DAVIES. ssa r1 Once. "neoa's'' a. T.
Strive ROOM VT board ye2c sI.h sss
ss sad apps 5't 1Fs tie
WANTED-A good BOY, to learn the Black
and wsEen Works Corner Of ~ and ST. 'ss'
spasRsd 'P ROOMS b sssfh
board in private family in geor se.own or Wash:
n. Office Of the Evening Star a"ea Jas ST
WANTED--To buy FARM in the District Of
S Fey t. sasn ths
rerfumery Store, corner of and 10th streets near
WANTED-At No. 525 u street. WOMAN to
do hon nhar and OF t.n.x an
table. 90 'Aam0sf WORK anu ASSIST II H jsas IN
4 MEXICAN MONTHLY NURSE viii be olsen
s.l o. address SIS H street, between ssh ana 7th
WANTED-A SITUATION. by respectable
o &si ss sssfs sP9a
st. ja13
and sfPss cat - q9EH
or any sipd Of ReFsona Property No 4i6 st.
RCGM .n9 sffss sooa a MI. ws b1 SE
k st 10TH and
asD hf FsR s1ns f
to tss | hand 1bo tow
i xssEiy rs.sivins from ths dsslE ns5: Rss and
if h to
po.at;ion; +. Goods stamped while you wait Look
In
nov7.tf
WET nurse WANTED. Apply to DR.. ". P.
w JOHNSTON, No. 466 7tb street, between the
hours of and q m and IL and! p. N. None need
apply unless willing to leave the city for few
months, nov Is
YNANTED-LadIe to call and see my new pa
w terms for Slippers, SMOKING Caps. Pincush-
Pantalets Skirts, &c; particularly to examine our
Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for
infants The only place in town to get them, We
hs G in town W.
nov 23-tf 3s1 Est, bet Sth aad 9Th.
nEER SKINS WANTED The subscribers VII
- pay the hi CHEST cash prices for DEER SIX ms,
at their Bucksin Glove Mandatory, los High
nov is II RAMsBURG Il EBERT,
N D-sEOOND HAND RURNITU RI
w Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS BIDS. BED.
DING, and HOUSZFU FINISHING GOODS of every
description b BUCHLY, 406 7th street,
jes-h between g and d east side
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WINDOW BLADES.

Different cslors and sizes Window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order.
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Nervous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of Others and will tell you pothi N
but tie ry,nh. Address, With stamp.
EDWARD Il. TRAvER.
mar 2-D6W,ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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INCREASE OF PAY.-Mr. Johnson, of Penn
sylvania, yesterday introduced in the House
OF Representatives joint resolution authoriz-
ing the payment to Sen majors, Representatives,
and all civil employees of the Government in
Washington an increase OF thirty -three-and
one-thrd per cent. OF their salaries on the first
OF January, 1862, for the years 1863 and 1861.
The resolution was referred to q committee,
bat there is no prospect of its becoming law,
the Senate having expressed by majority of
over thirty to one, determination not to in
crease the salaries of any one in the employ Of
the Government at the present time.
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DRowNED.-Yesterday afternoon, Thomas
Coombs, son OF Mr.. j. J. Coombs, of the First
Ward. was skating upon the Potomac and
went over the river as far as the 0eorgeto wn
channel, which had been opened by n ice boat
Not knowing the fact the youth approached too
near the opening, and the ice gave way under
him, and before assistance could reach him he
was drowned. The lad was about sixteen
years OF age. The parents were notified and
mir. Coon BIS with Superin ndent Richards and
q detail Of four men of the Second Ward police,
proceeded to the Georgetown channel in search
Of the body, and remained till about eleven
O'Clock last night. but up to this morning it had
not been recovered. The boy was a lad OF fine
promise and the distressed relatives receive
much sympathy in their bereavement
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionesrs.
TRusTEE,s s.LEoF EXCELLENT PRIV
REsIDENCE ON 18th STREET WEST, BET.
EAND STS. NORTH
o'clock, In front of the premises. we shall sell
part of Lot No. Do in Square No. 300 fronting q
north. and running back loo feet to wide public
alley. improved by ubstantial and well finished
three story Brick Dwelling House, with water and
gas on the premises On the rear OF tbs Lot is an
excellent Brick Stable and Carriage House, with
Hay Loft, Coachmans Room. &c.
This property is stssted In central and
desirable part of the city for q private resi-
depce, and will be sold absolutely to the highest
bidder.
Terms: One-third in cash. the remainder In and
u months with interest secured by adeed of trust
Conveyancins and revenue stamps at cost of the
purchaser.
Title indieputable.
payment Of ons hundred dollars will be re-
" THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
jae8d J, q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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RIVER NEws.-Yesterday, the ice boat At
lantc, succeeded in cutting the ice in the Oh an
mel between here and Alexandria, and last
night several Government steamers took their
departure tor City Point, but it is doubtful
whether they will be able to reach their desti-
nation.
The mil boats City Point and James T.
Brady, which have been blockaded in the ice
here for a week past will also make efforts to
90 down to-day. They will start light, with
out any mails or passengers.
The Alexandria and Washington ferry boats
have not attempted to resume their trips on
account of the ice in the channel
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RYw W. B. LEWIS L CO., Auc.ionssrs.
AUCTION GALES AT STORE kvRRr EVEN.
a dNS this Thu seek ssek al oeloch Of CALLAHAN.
pp h..rss APR s silsu%;; Becis. Stationery
S gu. sbss an ia pIf E:d, Ware .ux
g: s2ss ana l'nss sfSf LEWIS A.e
McDEvITr & CONNOLLY. Auctionser~,
- Twentyf FIRST and streets.
lnGpSs and sH hRSWrps
Large assortment Of GOLD and PLATED JEW.
WATOHEs,
T HEsp ioT THUss6 I and SATURDAY EVE.
NINGs, commencing at o,c'5ck
IsspeStfr s, salssted a.
SepS q ss's 6oWR R .e Rue ic1..rs
jan 2s I'm. 2lst aad street. First Mard.
RY BRoeKKR e BELLKw, Auctioneers.
ID No. SIS It'll street. one door abovsI.
DsRy7se0Rsa
'sH bfHsHr Ss $i RSSAwrRs.
T ssHs Up rrsruMnRr.
,vrnv TxSSf At AgS .Eds.
SConsi gnments respectfully solicited.
,.n door '1 sRoSRRR sshIsw Aus
QY J. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioussrs
NEAT Two-sroRY FRAME HOUSE AT PUB
n, wrnNrsn.vL Liz tqRFsk fam ps,ru,r,,..
Lots No; s ard 7; 10 sauars No; sSs, fronting :
running back % feet il ch-s to alley, improved
by and ne,ry neE 1 the story Frame House.
Of sss per snnum. Terms cash.
s and st%s Il e
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
QUARrERNAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON OIrY. Jan. so. 1865
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Giesbero. D.
TUESDAY, February 7, 1865,
TUESDAY, February Il, 1855,
TUESDAY, February II. 1865,
TUESDAY, February q 1855.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
DAY.
There horses have been c,ndemned as unhs for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes, many good bar
gains may be had
Horses sold sirgly Sale to commence at 10 9. m
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division
ja aO-td ON. Generals ONCE.
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426 PICTURE ooKD AND TAssELs. 486
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-31

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IA DYE IN TIE
WoRLD-Nerer Fades OF Washes Ont.-UphAm 3
Hair Dye. 80 cents box. The best in use. Try it.
Sold by q. @. Ford. corner 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook,
AlexandriN. jan ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-31

400 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 400
The richest, handsorest and most varied stock
Of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
tie District. These goods warranted to be
xlded with gols leaf and Of superior workman
ship.
Also, Q beautiful assortment Of Card Visite
Fremes of foreign and domestic manufacture. AL
goods warranted represented,
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II q T TIE B AND EGGS.
Just received, and on sale st. the Commercial
Building, Market House. Louisiana avenue, 9Th
leo arkins Of BUTTER. from the "Zour Assooia-
80 barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER.
100 barrels prime Maryland 4na RelsxasS saGS.
dec "A JOHN tA6k8LL.-