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ITCH ITCH ITCH y!

SCRATCH SCRATCH! ECRAfCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch in
AZ hours Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Chill
blains, and all Eruetions of the Skin. Price 60
cents For sale by sll Druggists.
By sendi- en- cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents 40 Waship gton st, Boston, it will be
forwsrded by mail, free of postage to any part OF
the u pited States.
AZ For sale in Washington by O. D. GILMAN,
M $50 Penn'a avenue. feb IL I'm
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MARRIED..

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church. 9Th street.
the Rev GEORGE q. SMYTH, saster Of the sth
PPfrsGsh Syp sG Church sland to Miss JosEPHA
rich. Esq, of this city. No cards
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LUBIN'S
FRANGIPANN1
mali RNN m" ND


This widely and justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
ANECEssITY IL THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the first time introduced
ToTHs
LADIES OF AMERICA,
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
is unrivaled for removing CHAPS, ChGftS, BlotcheS
PimpleS and other impurities of TIE skin, render
ing il soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
is used to remove TAN and FRECKLEs. giving fresh
to the cOmpezion and healthy hus to the skin
with yoathJal SQftneSS.
FRASGIPASNI POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn and OFF with ease, and preventing their
being soiied by perspirstion. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, SoFT, and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRASaIPANNI POWDER
s used to remove all ronghness and redness of the
HANDS. ARMS and FACE. II seftens Germs, and
all other cutaneous eIcresences.
Price Is Cents and 50 Ceats, according to size of
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX Co, Princi pal Agan
ISL Water street New York
and Principal Druggists and Perfpmers.
~ SIN
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u.
FOR PARTIES AND BALLS.
Ladies " i'll find at my establishment very lar ge
assortment OF flowers for the hair, Parte Gaps,
Head dresses Nets. Illusion and Mousselin Waists,
Combs, Ball Z ms, Buckles. and Belts; great
variety OF Hair work, such as Curls, Bows. &c.
aiso received new styles of ENGLISH and French
Riding Hats. Ladies' ard Childreps Mantill r.,
Cloaks and Dresses. Ladies' Undergarmsnts, of
any descript en-. Bonnets always the latest styles
and newest ,bapes.
Demarsep's and Lub bins French Perfumery
l have added to my business Human Hair Man :
ufsctory, where orders will be taken for any Sind
Of q strwerk Orders will also be taken for goods
from Paris smouuting to not less than one nun
Sre6 dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as
have my OCULAR established house n Paris
NJ. WILLIAM, Importer.
336 Penn. Avenue, Cite TreviBe.
Nashin gton, D. G. Paris.
l-ln
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This morning, about O'Clock, EMMA, aged
Elizabeth and A. Leutner.
The funeral will take pla,e to. IN srrew (Thurs
day. ALTO clock. from No. 311 DeIawsrs avenue
Capitol Hill, to which the relatives and friends OF
the family are in vited to attend
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GEORGETOWN, d. {

tEORGKTOWN, d. O., FeD n, Iobo.
Mr.. Edst0r An election will take place very
shortly in our city, for Mayor and Council
men, the issues OF which are not clearly under
stood by the people. Please request some enc
on either side of the opposing parties. to give a
synopsis OF their "Platform" to the voters OF
the city, through the public print, that all may
know Tor what they are voting, and oblige
A VOTER.
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EXCITEMENT On the Avenue, near TX street,
a. the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new aud
beautiful claster sets, coral sets, bracelets,
chains, rings, teaspoons, &c, for only one dol
lar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S Penn.
avenue, near \ street. fe Att
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ATTENTION is called to the meeting of the
Seventh Ward Exemption Club at Tarner Hal
tonight. Business of great interest to the clti
Zens Of the ward will come up.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcett-YesteTday,
the first and final accout of J. George Butler
executor of Catherine Ann Smith, and of S arab
Page, administrative of Lucien S. Page, were
approved and passed.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMgsEMENTs Te. NIGHT

WASHINGTON THRATKE.-Last night of the
STERLING comedy "Still Waters run Dean, hv
the select New York combination, No mora
in Wasbin entertainments has been presented
vnic talent shovld improve this Opportunity.
FoRD's THRATBR.-Mr. J. s. Clarke as "Tom
Baoger In the ''Streets OF New York." sup.
pany.
GRoVRR' g THEATKR-Mr. and Mrs. Barney
ans In .Born to Good Luck" in and out
@! pIace" and 'The Irish Tiger" Mrs. Will.
tiers.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Magic ventrilouuism
Signor Biitz. "a
6OANTERRrRY. - Ballet, songs, sentiment,
.Seii0, a iaugbable burlesque, "The Bri,
Eanc oath" and host Of other attractions by
the great company. ~
oxRoRD-Per1ormances CT the wire and
uentTope," 1.-The Exempts,""French Spy,'' Ro.
man and Grectan s;aIuary, and a huge pro-
eramme OF tun, ballet and negro delineations
performance Tomorrow afternoon for families
METRoPoLITAN HALL.-Songs, dances, and
an the otner attractions OF apopular free con-
cert saloon.
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DY BROOKER BELLEW, Auctioneers,
ID No. 36S It'll street, one door above /

DY BROOKEK BkLLEW, AuctlOneerS,
ID No. 36S It'll street, one door above 1.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON STREET
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18TH day Of February, at
order of the honorable Judge of the Orphans
Court. one Frame House on street, between 4th
and 5th Streets on lease ground with the privilege
of buying the specified sum with the
said lease. which has three years and five months
to run.
Terms cash.
The sum Of twenty ave dollars will be required
at sale; and if the terms not complied with in
one week, the property to be sod On Eve days no
tice in Evening Star at the risk aud cost Of the
I JOSEPH 8 BOSS. Administrator
RkOOKER & BELLEW, Aucts.
fe7-Tu Th,S,W
~ POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, AT THE
same hour fe l5- ct
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AUCTION SALES


THfS ArEShNoON ASR IO"mOhhOW
RYw B. LEWIS. asotSionser;
ID No. 3o7 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. at Store. Fancy
Plated aaa .aa
Pens Psf B EEss g. s. Act.
b W. B. LEWIS Co e. a AGft ssns.
EF'EoTs s46 MIE.1k Iqa, AMP DRY GOODS
s, THuRsnAY, TsSfSsry IS, at % s'clock. at our
store p we ses ao ss Pr Good,
Ladies Hose. Flannel, Be-,
Bats. Benpets, Feathers eaihU; Ribbons,
ss sHss oIg ssi,,: fHG s. Skirts
of FRsnfy R fsGe e. s 2aa Sp'
RY'. O. MCGUIRE C CO., Auotionsers.
EXcELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
On THu RsbkY MoRNIS Sa.I F sSI 18th. at 10
horse Keeping. on Nsw York ssenue between lles
and 18th streets: We shall sell the Furnitare and
walnut and Mahogany aair cloth covered Sofas
=, and Side Chairs.
Oil Paintings. Mantle Ornaments.
Marble top Tables
Oak Secretary and Book case
es .ns sna yW sdds s ssss Chairs
Feather Beds Balstsrs and pine~s
HAIR ana musk Mattresses. Toilet ware
Quilts Comforts Sheets
French China Tea Sett
Crockery and Glass Ware
Silver Plated Castors, Cake Baskets
Parlor and Chamber Stoves
Cook Stove and Kitchen requisites generally.
Terms cash.
feb 10 J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., kucts.
PYW. B. LEWIS & Co, Auctioneers.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10th, at 10 O'Clock, at our.
good second b and Furniture. Bedd sc. Also;
lot of Whiting.
Wood g Gig Scroll saws, and other goods,
f. ll.2t w r LEWIS & CO AHcts.
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MAYORS OFFICE. FEBRUARY 4. 1s65.-sealed
I'VE Propos als will be received at this Office. until
II o clock the lst of March, for digging wells and
erecting new pumps and hydrants, and kee ping in
repair old pumps.
Bidders will state the price per year for keeping
pumps in repair.
Bids fer hydrants must be separate.
Specifications can be seen at the office of the
Commissioners of Improvements, City Hall
fec 2tawtlstM. RICH'D WALLACH, Mayor
GREAT RUSH goR BARGAINsI
-, Just received from the New York Auctiona-
l09 pieces yard wide COTTON. at % and 81 cents
% DO 50 Pillow Case COTTON, az 6E cents
20 de- Ga, "a, Sd and l0-4 SHEETING, very
CALICO at %, 20 and 80 cents, fast colors
DELAINES at 40 cents
White Cotton FLANNEL. 80 cents
Do All Wool do 80 cents
TABLE LINEN. oHly 81
Black and White BALM0RALS, cheap
HOOP SKIRTS, $50
CORSETB emily SITS
COATS COTTON. 81 80 q dozen
CLARK COTTON. so cents dozen
LADIES' HOSE, IS cents
Cheap LINEN HANDKERCH1EFS
IRISH LINEN, cheap
Great Bargains in BROWN BOTTOMS
Cal early BENJAMIN NEWMAN,
fe 9 ST. 443 It'll street. near st.
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US. COURT OF CLAIMS, February 3.-Chas.
Reeders Administrators Va. The United Sia'es.
This cause was argued by Mr.. Webs and Mr..
Mcpherson for the claimants, and by Mr..
Weed, thei assistant solicitor; and Mr. Kerr,
the deputy solicitor, for the United States, and
the case submitted. Adjourned to Wedges
day.
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GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA,
CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsTERs STORES
AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPA0E

ChiJ Qxartsrmaste,'s Office, Depot Of Washington
Washington, D. O., Feb. IA, 1866 {
Will be sold at public auction. at Alexandria.
Va, on TUESDAY. February %, 1865 at IL o'cock
Kettles, Mess + ans, ONCE Stoves. Cooking Stoves
and Fixtures, Stove Pipe, Camp Hatchets, Ham
table FORCES, Spirit Levels, Framing Squares.
Saws, Broad axes, Files, Tire bending Machine,
Wagon Covers. Saddle blankets. Whips. Curry
Combs, Horse Brushes, Saddles, Water Buckets,
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within FIVE 90 days from the date of
sale
Terms cash, in Government funds.
BrigadIer General and Chief Quartermss ter,
feb IA 13t Depot of Washington.
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TINNBRs-Buy the new GAS FURNACE for
i heating your irons, and if you do not like IL
return it. For sale by JOHN OGDEN. 5Is 7th
street, near "a. Az. fe 1l-3t$
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GAVE OF CONDEMNED MULEs.
Chisf QRartsymdsfer's O6ce,
Depot Of WcShtngtor.
WASHINGTON, d. @. February 4, 1865
Will be SOLD at public auction, at the Corrala
near the Observatory. WASHIN HOn, D O., on
MONDAY. February 20, 1865, at 10 O'clock a. La =,
about
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
condemned as enfit for public service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
q. RUCRER,
Bri1sdiel Genu and Oh :sf Quar- ter,
feb AKA Depot of Wash liz gton,
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GERMAN LINEN Just imported from Ger
VI many, q 1ue assortment OF real LINEN, con-
sisting of Sheeting. Towels. Table Covers. O.
Persons in want of these articles VIII find me at T
Bigg.rdt's Boarding house, No. 374 Dat bet wesn
sth and 9th SITS. Ifeo Is 'i2t'l Il. LEFO.
CHEAP GROCERY AND PR0DgOE STORE
~ Good Butter, SOC supsrisr Cheese, "a to 26c !;
Pure Country Lard for family use; Fresh Eggs;
Su perior Crackers, C, &c.: Choice Hams. Bacon i,
Honey, &c 80. &c Apples, Potatoes, &c, &c;
and good Also. the celebrated Dyspepsia Crack
ers No 334 ID st, near leth st. fe 1857
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<SssTUMEs FOR mAsQUERABES. Fancy Dress
y Balls. Tableaux. Private Thestricals, &C., for
hire and MADE 10 orasr ~, bys 20 f and ssT e
m and 2 and pm.
N. b None but parties of address will be at
tended to. \ Ia 81. Inn
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WANTS.

WAETED-An ASSISTANT COOK, celored
~ man Apply Immediately at Markhams 10.
tel. fe l5.3tf
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HYMRF1AL-Rev. George II. Smith, pas.
tor OF the Sixth-street Presbyterian Church
(Islandl, was yesterday united in bonds of
wedlock to MISS Josepha Goodrich OF this
city. The ceremony took place in the Fourth
PresbY terrain Church, and was solemu,zed nv
the Rev. J. q. Smith, in the presence OF a
large num- Der OF friends Immediately after
numerous congratulations the bridal party
started on g tourney to New York. accom- pa
MED By many good wishes
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SIX GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS

- " O. a !!
SIX GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS!
During last week sold six of Chickering & Sons
famous PIANOS, and in two cases to- ok ses..ssxss
in mart payment good second hand fsSsIT
Pianos, which in addition to my former
stock N akes now in store SIX eood secondhand
Pianos for sale low and on easy terms.
~ JOHN ELLIS,
sos Penn avenue, betw
feJSst 9th and 10th streets.
our PEACE COMMISSION ERS.-Carte de
~ Visite OF Grsnt. Sherman. Meade, Sheridan.
Hancock Fsrragut, &C., nine perfect Licensees
FRANKLIN & CO.'S,
feb list 244 Pa. ay., bet. 18th and 18th sts.
A RTIFIoIAL HUMAN EYES, made to cor
"A respond perfectly in size, color, and motion
with the natural one. in,erted without causing
pain, at FRANKLIN e. Co q,
Optical Estabish iuent,
feb Hot ga Ps av., bet. 18th and 18TH SITS.
gVEBsTER's TIONARY-NEV pIOr9
w rial edi ton. Thoro lilly revised and gre It
ly enlarged and improved. illustrated with $50
enEravings. Inc al FkANCK TAYLOR
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A MEXICAN MONTHLY NURSE will be olsen
IA gagged about Feb. LIST. Any u mead of such can
call or address 519 Ii street. between 9Th and 18th
sfr IAN
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81 rn N. s'a.l1', e
$50 Pa. ave, Wash I 81, Cite Trevise,
instop D. G. Paris
has received a new care OF goods from Paris.
containing all kinds of goods pertaining to his
Cloak, Millinery, and Fancy business; also great
variety of Human Hair Goods. such as Hair
Bows several rev Waterfalls Ours dr IN all
in flowers, Ri bbons, and Chenille. Combs, Buckles,
a splendid assortment of White Waists Tor evening
wear Belt Ri bbons of an entirely new style. &c
NJ WILLIAM has added to his business Human
Hair Mandatory where orders viii be taken for
any kind OF Hsirwork. Orders will also be taken
for goods from Paris, amounting to not less than
one thousand dollars They will be executed
faithfully, as n. William has his regular estab-
lished house in Paris. nov 3m if
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FRANKLIN & co,
OPTICIANS

zezs FRANKLIN & 90, sGatA@
~ OPTICIANS.
244 Pa. av. , between 18th and 18th SITS d., and
3sS'Ps. ay., NatioEal Hotel Building,
Would form strsn gers and citizens that they are
ready to suit every eyess according to scientific
rules, with their celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB-
BILE and PERISC0PlC SPECTACLES, universal
ly acknowledged as the best means for strength
ening, improving and preserving the impaired
vision They offer, also, to he pu bic nns se1se
Thermometers, Csrtes de Visite and Aioums /,
stereescopes and Views. at the lowest prices.
- in 1y.r
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w 500, 900 LADIES MORE,
Who want the new style of Collar to bring their
Swiss Muslin, &c. to WIN PRINCES Stamping
Fluted Prince has two aohines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies Rufiss sithoat the use of gum
&c and ave the only machines hsrs to do such work
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A MOST EFFICIENT PUBLIC OFFICER
Major Thomas Eckert whom our readers
remember as the gen tleman in whom so much
confidence was manifested by the President
during the recent correspondence concerning
the rebel commissioners, is one of the most ac-
complished telegraph superintendents and
operators in this country. He has for a con.
siderable time occupied the highly confiden-
tial and most responsible position Of supsrin.
me Government and its generals and others
in the field, have been extremely laborious,
and OF incalculabe value. Most of said COM
munications are made with q cypheT system
go admirably invented that it cannot be inter-
preied by the most sklfui of the rebels.
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EOLE AGENTS
For District OF Colu mbia and Alexandria, Va, for
FRANK MILLER'S
CELEBRATED PREPARED
HARNESS OIL.
Dealers supplied at the lowest
feb ely FACTORY PRICES.
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RYWM. L: WALL CO.. AuctioneeTs.
" s. La. av., bet 9th and 10th sfs s.''''
SALE OF HORSES: CARRIAGES. HARNESS,
On SATURDAY M6RsNiISSeaf, 18th instant, at 10
ssaSie Carriage a ss and Wors aorses full de-
''FiD'i0n at sale Fifty ffTfFi s6Es sRsGs-
A large number of Wors and Saddle Horses.
Pine Family Hcr aso Bs sss and Harness
B B,Sa bR,osksVays, Carriages Wagons and
New and Second b and Harm, Saddles, &c.
REGULAR sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Saturdays.
feb is VIM L. WALL & CO. Aucts.
limited sI1TES MARshAL'S SALE.
In virtue 2f a writ of feri fscis issued from the
CLERK OH &c Of the Supreme COURT of ths District
of sas aaa to OF s m
day Of Fehrusry next, 1855, at u O'Clock m in
and a
to the Lot No L. in Square No GAL, in he city Of
E ana Upon as the pTop en- Of
Henry Fields and viii be sold to satisfy !udicials
No. ns Supreme Court, D. g., il fay9r Of Samuel
jan Esd Q. S. Marshal. ID. o.
H THEABOvE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY next, 18th instant. same hour and
place. WARD II. LAMON.
fe Is L. 8 Marshal D.
AUoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Quarser,raste7 GeneaPs O6fcs. First Dirisicc,f
Washinston City, February IL, 1855.
WIN be sold, at public auction, to the Highest
THURSDAY. February %, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These Horses have been condemned a. unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
Fer road ard farming purposes, mary good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold singly.- Sale to commence at l0a
m. and will be held at Phillips Government
Stables corner of Paca and German streets,
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN.
fe l49t Gel. in charge First Division Q. NJ G.. O..
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MET NURSE WANTED. Apply to DR. W P.
w JOHNSTON. No. 4 sc 7th street. between the
hours of and 8 ~. and IL andI p m. None need
apply unless willing to leave the city for few
months. nov Is
nEER SKINS WANTEDi-The su bscrihers will
~ pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS,
at their Buckskin Glove Mandatory, IO5 High
street. GEORGETOWN. D. G..
M ANT ED-skCOND HAND IURNITURH
oINa Al SShshHRiRNTGs 6s65Rs Bed
description H BUoHLY, 4O6 til street,
lie 8-ff between g and 81 east side
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WANTED-By respectable man, SITUATION
" % experimental farmer aud gardener Best
of city reference. Address Box 90, Star of6ce.
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We will sell, on FRIDAY MORNING. February
II, at II o'cocR, at the Auction Rooms some $50
800 Sides Prima Oak Spanish Sole Leather; Hsr-
ness and Bride Leather to be sold in lots of ten
sides more.
We call especial attention to this sale OF tn
ufscturers of the District, which if we'll sustained;
will lead to weekly sales of leather from
house. JAS. @. MCGUIRE Il co
feb IA Auctiopsers.
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ENOR RENF-Two unfur aished ROOMS, suitable
Il for housakee ping, an street between 7th and
Sth streets. Island. Rent. $40 per menth, in ad-
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NOTICE.. P. WIEGMANN. dealer in and inn
~ porter of Havana and Domestic sEdARS $50
respectfully informs the public that the publisher
of the Washington and Georgetown Directory, in
Washington Buildlne,' the said J. p VIE gmann
having sold all his in the tobacco store in
about the middle of June last.
He takes this occasi IN to invite the public in
general and his friends in particular to call at his
place. $50 Pennsylvania avenue. where they will
and sEGARS, CHEWING and SMOKING TO
BACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, FANCY ARTICLES
&C., Of ali sorts and varieties at reasonable prces
]. WIEGMANN, 46O Penna ay.
PSI would especially call the attention of
smokers to my celebrated PUNCH SEC AIRS, six
fof oolIaI. feb 4-eolu<
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WILCOX & Co, Princips Agents,
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfpmers.
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hAToS CORNER OF NINTH AND D SITS

This large and handsome HALL is now fer rant
for BALLS, CONCERTS, &c. It is finely frescosd
and hnlsned In the most substantial manner, with
ct the south end for spectators
The Hall Is the best ventilate room In the city,
VIII tMenty, windows on the south and east and
MesI sine, With large yentilator in the center Of
me aal. IL is admirably adapted for Concerts.
peinE oqht with special attention to that object;
ana 1or balls the greatest care has been taken to
nave the pest hoor that could be procured.
Minstrels, Fairs. &c
from the Hall. nov l0-3m
DILLIARp TABLIe FOB BALI.-The subsori
- Der has THRl1 FIRST GLASS
1hieH h xth dispos. q very lev:
muir ct the billiard room, corner 1870
l1th street end Iennsvlvania ayeale. tah-H
at manufacturers prices
Also, all kinds Of CASTINGS done with neaY,as.
and despatch, at WHITE BROS,
No. 25 Maine aye,ua
JAZZ Inn near Armory Square, Isisad.
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U. 5. SUPREM COURT. February 14.-On mo
ton OF Mr. Cofey. George Fred. Mcclellan
Esq, OF washington city, was admitted an At.
torDey and counsellor OF this court
No. 1872, 133, and 1911. Edward Haight, claim
ant OF the steamship Bermuda, appellant;
Alexander T. Blakely, claimant, &c, appel
lant and Frazer, Trenholm, & Co, appel
these causes was concluded by Mr.. Wharton
for the appellants.
No. 66. Robert T. Harvey ct al. plaintiffs in
error. VS.. Edward Girls void Taylor ct al.
The argument of these cases was commenced
by Mr.. James H. Brown for the plaintiffs in
error, and continued by Mr.. b. II. Smith for
the defendants in error. Adjourned.
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