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, 1865-07-07

Pn1,ca Couxr,-The number Of ofeuoeis
4hss Coort yea,c.aay was vorJ large. nc Ete hi.N
mniortty bsine s1fcsted for drunkenness @a1S e1s
oedef4y e2panct.
, 1865-07-07

Excpzuox 10 LAKH KHSurxB1oR.-A sman party
OF eentlemen started fron this city last evening
On ths Chicago d Northwestern Railroad On
txip 10 Lake Superior, thence By sssamer to De-
T1ott, wheso they expect 10 1s11ye BY the 1lth
instant. Tho party includes Hon. Henry Wtn'el
EsQ :, Colonel J. Il. Bowen, and 8. D. ktnbask.
Fac
, 1865-07-07

~-~sr,,r- -R.cr,ve6. az 'Esrolfe." gem
fo9 the piano, BY 2ellne1. oeo'se1 ~ A4A' AA@'''
I1ouis st4ab. ,.,.bn and tns 4lun..nn
poils !, hy George S1erenf, Esq4 leader Of The
Museum oYchcsus.
, 1865-07-07
BuHrdtuQ.

pOARDING-Flve or six gen
II tl-mun can - sccoumodased With board and
pt CIT roc ma. a& 3S Franklin ptTeet oetYeeu H&1
dolph and Laae. Also, NV daT posrd0a- tJEt
pOARDING-Wanted, by a gen
i , lItmtn and wifi pasnxnent to Hding in dssf.
Tahle location IN peiv1te fami0, With ii sn1snsd
apAAmtnt8. HoEf& o. Wost 3sds Ereterfe3. ana
enes t1ch1rxed- Address ''IuSdPH." case TT!b1na
of1cN JYAx39 II
, 1865-07-07

Government Beef Cattle to be sold Rt Aur.
&10ns
a,arve nur,oer Of best esttte, contracted foy bY
tha oyespncnt betors tha disbsndtnk Of tbs n ee,
and cellYeted tince, Will be soon ersd at aaekoa
IA VI. .htnRtoo-
, 1865-07-07

RxTCAN OF BAfTKKT "E,r-At little past
twelve O'Clock On Wednesday night Battery ", "
OF ralher what il left Of IT. Joined with the ing.
mcnts Of Batteries s'F'* xnd "k,'' with which 1t
Ess consolidated on the 14th Of February list,
nrrired 1t the Soldiers Rest having Just returned
from Chattanooga. Battery "E," better known
in '61. when It was formed. "a "WAtsthouse's
Bssi-rY," wan mustered into the service IN Ds-
cember, 1e61, With fu1l complement Of msn,
seryeu cut one term Of three Year, md te-enlist-
ed ae vetefans. Bat their numbers were so re.
duced by 1osses In battle, e{ckness, details. &C..
thst II 7ss determ1n, to coneol,dato this with
fTo oibef bat1erfes-"k," xaieed IN Jackson Co.,
whfch turnsshed rs men, and IF. .'1aised In Les
oyranisstitn Is men. sE" Also had twenty hve
nen. This made the to:al 10, Of whom abopt1D0
INV re,urn. the Other. being eihtr datM'ed
or missing from eome battle and not yet drop
pd OF tGe rolls. TIE ot1cers a1e II tol!oWs.
Captain-O. r. Cttm-
Senior Pint Usptenant-Wm- 8. Bltfs.
Junior F1fpt Leuteuant-jnha Mesr1lees: r
Senior Second leutccsnt-T- y. 2et1eiop.
jrnior Second Lieutenant 8. Little.
F1r1t 6erreant-W. F. Hartchptc.
Qnar,e1Eastet sergeEnt-C. @. AhuloTe.
! The dEst fire under which the 411lsntxJ Of Bat
| tefy .Et" bcJB Vas made appttent wA' II shll0hs
and they also, distipguished themselves At ths
siege OF Cor1nth, Flcks burg. and scofc D2 other
, 1865-07-07

THAT Pm Nto E1CuHasoK-The sometime de-
laytd pic nio excursion Of the unton Park B1p-
t,64 Sabbath Schools will he taken on Saturday
next. Nuttc vii be fufn1Ahed hy the 6th Veteran
Reserve OoTpa. Refftshruents Wilt h on band,
and good time Il expected Sec Advertisement.
, 1865-07-07

r OST-Or stolar, small Grey
1 Ms.p sd Rsy Coax Nass ID @ 49,. .oAA!ES s x
1Vd ef ~ VII b paid for ths@: 1149N on41e
NtetA8N
, 1865-07-07

LAnokxr-A young man, na1ed Henry Ryder.
waa brought before 1uatace Aillk.n yes'erday,
charged with having aossacted from : saloon in
fhe North dtyts1on the sun Of e4e The f.cts in
he case ~ere very pfrtudtda' TO his Character as
m hcnest man, IN consequence OF which he ~as
hsld over to the Recordet's Corrt IN bonds OF
xtQp In dn9ault, he wns committed to td!-
, 1865-07-07

GAZE LAws.-lt Is Eu1nored rather e1tenetvsly
IN tho city that ihs '&pot huntera'' have already
begun to shoot psairie ehiekens In direct defiance
rf The new Law. which Gorh,ds It until the df-
teenth day OF August Thb law provides thst =
nne OF fve dollars Ah.M be impo.ed IN holders
OF ptrds, for every prat1te chicken fornd in theI
poaseeeion before that tiEe. It will be well to
fske heed, ~ the lrvers OF tEAtae) l.v aud order
are dett1nined that the penalties Of tbs Law shall
bs enforced against III offenders.
, 1865-07-07

sxcoxp HAnp TArcuzs.-Yr. Lspmin, pawn.
brokr., 10 - South Clark steet, has on eale
quantity Of new and second hand gold, etlser and
Gvtss lever and otner watches, Australian dia.
Dund x1ngs snd pins, gold and Silver chains. &C.,
to pay advances 10 par1tes d1poEnng taesn there
P1rtle4 IN need OF any thttg In thRk line will do
wall to call as The good. afe being solu at heavy
discount on original value.
, 1865-07-07

P1oxo1ED.-Captain Jamet S. Boyd. Of The 6ist
pltnois Regiment, which nss Just Rons to Texas
With the ath Army Corps, General 6herid4n'sA
has henu promoted to the rink Of Major. Captain
Boyd wss formerly one OF our Chicago ooys.
eniufed tho ectFico ~ Lsrutensnt snd has won
H1s subsequent promotions solely By his Eat-
lkntry, devotion to doty, and ability a. military
f1EH
, 1865-07-07

4 Pn4BoHER Rx-ARRIsTHD.-A fslow nsnaod
Ktll,,ns, a,ias Cu,ley, escaped from the Pernten.
taat1, at Joliet, On Monday last, running from the
rapR n work In tho 4tone qusrry. Tho guard
med three shots after him, but he raade good his
escape. Yesterday srpetlntena. ut Turtle heard
1hai be wps IN 1hit Gty. End detailed deteenve
Nonra To look after him. The officer caught him
on Clark street m company with another rough.
ann Conveyed him to the Central Stat1ou whence
he Nas sent hatk TO Joliet Last eyen1oK.
, 1865-07-07

attendance on tho Public schools.
The following a1o the statistics Of attendance On
the public schools during the month Of 'uns 1sst
naet.
, 1865-07-07

Nh. Anp Mes. EfAn.-As already ansimated IN
theke columns The Kean4 Win sppear in our city
10. The last time on Saturday and Monday even
inss nexs, On which oecas.ons The O2era House
has beea engaged tor the accommodation Of the
crowds that Will dock to hear them. The piece
nn fssturd1y viii Be 's1he Gancster;" Monday.
sEreh Ado about Nothing The booka arc
now open at the Opera House for the sale of re-
oefTed SEATS. We feel assured fhst the oppo.ta"
ntty DOW afforded Of w;taetstnR the seldom pro
9e1ted TeeI nasn1sl Interpretation INTO LIE Of our
frtstest stage characters, viii not be parsed
Nightly BY.
, 1865-07-07
hoRJHWes1ERM UNIVERSITY.
Bre4spx Of the Esoara Oh aassees-
Fourteenth AnauAt
n,rncemeRt Exefeasss,

~. tor,.eentb sunaal meeting Of tho Board ot
.,-,st.ea Of The Northwestern University, wka
b.,a ap tbe Conference Chapel OF Tho Institution,
=, Eytrasrr, on Wednesday. The meeting con.
Trntd 1t ten O'Clock ,. m, J. @. HA1Itor. Esq.,,
yec President Of the Board, In the chnr. The
e4e,d9s were ptecsded By prayer By Rsr. 8. A
The following membess of the Board Of Trus,
teee were present: J: E. Boaford. E.q; Geo.
C. Cook, Esq. Hon. Geo. r. Fueter 0r11nftoR
Luut Etq.; Nm: Wheeler. Esq; Hon os1nt
aose. kq.: Rev. 8. Crews: Rey. :. 4 " Jew.
cit, Rsr. Richard Hsney Rev c. Gstdles;
Rex- Bishop 3. 2. Anes; Rev. y. swsrz Rev.
Rey. &. 4. ". JeWett Was elected Assistant Boc.
retary Of the meeting
The minutes Of tho last session and OF the yari.
ous meetings Of tho Executive Committee wese
Tbs Seeretsry, Professor Il. g Noyes, then
read the following statement Of the assets Of Tho
Umye.tity for the year ending June 10th, 1865:
PRODUCTIVE AssK1s+
Isases | u st ,ppaisee do salus of ios.. As519o
Real estate contracts bearing interest,". 4s,73 g
Lots IN Chicago under lease. 6l,0vo,00
Loan to Gsrntt Biblical tnstttute....-.. 7,oo1no
United States tper cant. Bonds. d,0o0,0 90
Calh On hand. ..+....----...-....-.--.-. &3.VS.to
Total productive property. .ass. 81
NIsCEllANEoUs.
1t. At.....................-..s ssa, 10000
Zig plotted. d................... ] sam.m-s,ae. 900. %
Improvements In ReA e.
1AE.. 4+A{sN
Unlve1MV Buildings and
iot1..-..... --...-....-.s 6,o4"-M
IAbrsry ,,,.,. % -. 3,476.M
Muterrn 26na,e0
Apnaratus s.... 1,3a8.61
Of3ce md other furniture. 143.6l
Peteonal Accounts k,18.6s
Wood on hAnd. d............ N.00- 354,8sa o.
xalzos0 81
1ntnrest and Herts accrued to date. 6,LD0- 90
Sctip Nptes a. imxtct .,...---. 80. 1aU0. 90
$3.50, ,as9 20
On motion Of Hon. Grant Goodrich. tho report
Of tho Secretary WEI telerted to tho Auditing
Committee
TIE scting Treasurer repnfted tho amount oi
cash On hHno June 20. 1864. Mx8 e dQ2 "A; amount
collected during the year, 117.eN.40: tossl
fs0,965s4. The amount paid out for the eu!reni
year w1s 81, ,sl3 1&-le1vlnE cahh on hand
xat1s 20. Tho report Wna approved BY the
, 1865-07-07

WANTED = Agents, $3.50 per
w month, 10 ssn the imrrowd Hsx Finland
Fsnny srvioG Mseaine. Pnoa sig. TIL. N.saino
w.1 ssiteb. Mm ~, tnet, eo1d. brad. h.d. Estne1
quilt and emb<nidE most beautifully It u 0ade IN
tae most dul able Mannef-is eAnEAatH nalRhed, aud
u Iha only reliable cheap @sehine E Tho n&1et. u
mitch cao BE- cnt, aad shs Goth esnuot g pul!ed
dtess Dam b CO.. z. D. BrT 50. Cktea1o, H9 q
enll q Room No. 8 r. o. Book e1ann1 of Hooros
and pcAxbef1 1fr1gt1, Eh14&$u- Q7.t33 In
, 1865-07-07

PuxnzAsH or THINE New F1RE Eao1SEs.-At
he meeting Of the Board Of Police Commissioners
on Tuetdfy last n order VA, passed for The put-
chase Of Tires new staam nre engines and hose,
to the full amuunf OF the appropriation m.de By
fbe Common Council. Ftre Marsha Q. P. Harris
Wes also irectod 10 invite proposals for re build
inR The Atlantic Engine House.
, 1865-07-07
WANTED-Agents = lmmed

w eteiy, 10 een AN1F YtAFs u noo0Ra. Aa
vaatures within and nn,ona tn U1toa hnes 64 r..
N3an Henri Bxp8na 4pottAl EJeE4c1daaf o& -
=. Z. Niba1a, ce1tainiaE mcsa, ioeddnaA EsaiNtf
and romantic Ady@t9Isi1 Nd H1RH a!sesa4 ~ go S5Ts<
orMemt and Eseape-The E9AooS Dan MT - ~
Hsme'sM HaEptno 1he work eonaatnSs ~
patnt4 on hnB pApe. tsssafuly hou1 900 MN248os.
With eight suaIited tnE1avtn47- Als9 AkdAA - eeA
.Ihe a5eas A01ie.A conne1~ u Ho5ses 5' SS ~ II.
FIX ~ 1oG4 - pfaEteahlAL Add1eO a2l ~ "
, 1865-07-07

A p1trrKsAnc1-Thich st one time threatened
TO prove quito seT1ous, occurred on the evening
Of the Fourth, On board The: e1eustlon u'czmer
Dssro1t. The e1eursionitss elalned that the per-
sons IN cha1e Of the boat Intentionally eeirauaed
them by not having band On board, a they had
adve1tseed- One o1 the stoefsuen Of the boht
6as pu1nmele1. md threats were nsde Of use OF
wesp1us, Once the boat returned to tho dock.
and when ehe aRair etArtod. German attempting
TO ret On board urder tne oelnason that Wss fho
hpat for Grand h4ven, fall ov-rboaro snd wat res
cred With d!fbculIy. Thr excufe ontsfs were IN
tepee,y diegusted Nish The management Of the a.
f4ir, and express themselves in 10 measured OF
delIeats terms Of zeprobation Of all connected
Herewith.
, 1865-07-07

pOARDING-A front parlo7,
IL suilshlo q Z. 1s,s11nn and wifs or I1o single
gentleman, Win b,aid. bd obtained II 1@3 Jazz
fnn strttf. Jy7Azk2E
, 1865-07-07

Ux11xp SrA1Is CoMAIsa1aNERs CoURT-Betore
EorsMisfipner ffoynf.|ehu Peck, an e1-subject
Of ber Brittaric Ms]esty, was aeed upon tr1nl
rhsrged with perjury. The prisoner ts &ecuscd of
swearik that be WIS an alien week or 90 ago,
naturalization. Committed for trial IN bonds Of
$500,
, 1865-07-07

w Worl- Tia aeaza azEnast ne Had. ms
p. Z. Itlbune cok1es spondant IN work vii sA1Enee
tho tnuu nAr1sNva oi n. K3sAadson1 ER9.ilelet
IN the 8oc1ut nxyiea Of MS TnbN1a. q h1sosteEa1
off, vx, with our a11naea ana ne191 - md NSS
al feba ps1spn1 hi1 1e1pa And toUr0sy of 1sEf0 -
miles, a1ded nT neuu9 ~ U1ioo Doua1atne84 2
win ba Foplh&o NTH 9fzinK etz1ta. fAcf9. ta1t&&0
and rnrsaas oft1s w1E. Also. ~Hsadlay1 HheNy Of
tna EabeIion," and ot1aE popular nool1 eaETa!1n2a
&c. CAL az 966c 0-4Hp t1F EtICHl0A II G 1R1 Al.
III 3ag6 r., Chicago NteD1 a.<1tB
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

NATIoSAL FREEDMES's Relief ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the National Freedmen g
Relief Association will be held in the Hall of
the House of Representatives on Sabbath
evening, 26th instant.
TBBoD0RE TILToS. ESQ, OF the New York hide
pendent; Hon. FREDERIcx TeMPKrNs, D. G. L., of
London England, and other po pular eaksrs will
address the meeting.
CHIEF JCsTICz CHASE will preside.
By order of the Association.
JOHN DUDLEY District Secretary.
Office in Calvary Baptist Church, 5th street, be-
tween ID and 4. feb 2i-2t
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a FIVE MUsIoAL ENTRRTAIEMRrT ABD
TEEAT.-Last evening we had the pleasure to
among several fire performers we heard Prof.
Alexander Wolowski execute on the piano
several Sonotas of Beethoven and Chopin's
joint compositions. Also one of his own pro.
ecuticn and exquisite taste has been rarely
seen. The Professor, as great artistic, was
most enthusiastically encored after every piece
which he executed for his appreeiating listen
ers. We were pleased also to hear young
lady Soprano. one OF his pupils, who sung in
a mastery manner several OF her choicest
pieces; her voice is fine rich we'll developed
Soprano, her yocalization of most difficult pas
sages perfect We would advise all those who
really wish TO make fine musicians not to lose
this opportunity, and call at Prot. W olowshs,
particularly as his stay in Washington is linn
tied His residence is 353 9th street, between II
and streets.
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February 18th. 1885, g EORGE z. only son Of Jno
NJ and Alice Peugh, aged months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family will please
attend the funeral from the residence OF Mr..
Simon FLYNN, 44S L street, north. at p H., Sum
day 18th inst. without further invitation.
FRANCIS JAMES McDEVITT, youn gest sen of
Michael and MARY MeDeyitt, ase4 ia months and
MINERAL procession TO leave the residence, 21st
and streets, At clock p nj. on Sunday.
fPhiladelphia papers please COPY
s.th yesr of his age.
His funeral will take place to morrow. Sunday. }
81 n o'cIocxa I'd from the ce-ner Of DAY ana Oon
gre 9 stg sess. aeorsetowA.
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LUBIE'S
FRAEGlPANN1
TAyIET POWDER

TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe. and considered
NECESSITY IL TIE ToILEr OF EyEkY LADY
is now for the 6 rst time introduced
TO The
LADIES OF AgYaICA.
FRANGIPASSI PowDKs
is unriTslled for removing Cdn7s, Ctafss B'otcasS
Pimpl,s and other impurities OF ths ssin, render
ing it Soft, ciso-, smooth ord 5san'tfB!.
FRAN6IPAENI POWDER
is used to remove TAN and ERECKIEs, giving frsSa
to the conplsriOr and hsa!ray hu. to the Skix
with yoR:iIfpl ScftBsSs.
FRASGIPAsSI POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe 20 sprinkle 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 Il leaves the hand SMOOTH. Sosr, AMI
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FsASsIPASYI POWER
is uPed TO remove nj rorghnsSS and rsdnSS of the
HANDS. ARMS and FACE. It seftens COINS, and
sll other cutaueous eKcressnces.
Price Is Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX Co, Princip pal Agents,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumsrs.
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A tiisr oJb,amy is q ioy orsc.,. -

"A thing o}j,aHty Is a Joy fcrsrsr.r
And nothing is 80 beautiful as . picture of
health.
Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, Dis
tress after Eating, Frustrating Weakness, Disin.
clination for Society, Mental Dependency, & -,
are the rule rather than the exception with the
human family, and have stamped their effects upon
us all. The most effective gentle, sudden and
agreeable remedy is the PLANTATION BIITRRs
prepared by P FL. Drake Co, of New York.
fe Is IY
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
EOR pARTJrs ANN RaIIS

Ladies will 6nd at my establishment very large
assortment Of flowers for the hair, Partie Gaps,
Head dresses Nets IL aston and Mou sslin Waists,
Combs, Ball Pins, Buckles. and Belts; great
variety of Hairwork. such as Cnrls, Bows, dc.
/ afro received new STYLES of English aud French
Riding Hats. Ladies' and Cbildreu's Mantilss.
Oloass and Dresses. Ladies Unders arm ats, OF
any descript Bonnets always the latest styles
and newest shapes.
Dewsrsen's and Lubin's Fr' 1ch Perfumery
have added 70 ray business Human Hair Man :
uiaetory, where orders will be taken for any kind
OF Hair~erA. Orders will also be taken for goods
irotn PariS. srr91nting to not less than one hum
cred dollars They ill be executed faithfully as
l have my reg ular Established house a Paris.
80, M WILLIAM, In porter.
336 Pena avenue. Z Cite Treyiss,
Washington, D. Z. Paris
fab L I'm
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WHAT THE INDUSTRIOUS ABERNETHY
SAID.-"Well, sir, what's the natter" said Aber
nethey. the great English surgeon, to q cadayer.
Gus looking patient. who had called TO consult
him. "Oh, nothing serious," was the reply, my
stomach and liver are out of order, that's ALL"
DO you call that nothing serious" said A5er-
ethy; II tell you, sir that when these tive organs
out of order, call it, there is not
inch of the body that is not more less diseased
a drop of blood in it that il in heslthful
dition." Nothing be more true, aud there
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the one is weak and the other irregular in it's
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CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs-the most genial
vegetable restorative and alternative that has
been administered cure for Dyspepsia and
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by our first authors, by eminent clergymen. in
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but at the same time powerful. invisorant and
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ITCH ITCH I! IToH n,

wHE.ToN,s oINTMENT viii ilip eprs the 1tch i,
4s hours Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Ohil-
blains. snd all Erusti9ns OF the Skin. Price 80
By sending So cents to WEEKS x POTTER. ssle
Agents, no Washington st., Boston. il will be
forw arded by mail free OF postage, to any part OF
the United States.
~ For sale in Washington By q. D. GILMAN,
No. $50 Penn'a avenue. feo iS-lm
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To the Editor ofths Star
ny attention has been called TO an article which
has been recently pu blshed in some of the city
newspapers over the signature Of" Brutus."
30 far as that vile production refers TO me. /
must that, while it would be cruel irony to in
innate that it was written by vulgar ign0rauus
in this town by the name of George Hill. II. yet
be assumes its suth ors hip. must be permitted,
in all brevity to rely upon that fact alone foil
and most satisfactory refutston OF the bass and
unblushing falsehoods with which il ahounds;
b. ADDISON.
Georgetown. D C., Feb. o, 1856 =
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MR.. EDIToR:-About $4,000 of the money
of the people OF this town was given to relieve
our citizens from the last draft. The tax pay
ing citizens may be glad to have an opportu-
nifty of seeing how that large amount OF
money was spent, and if we snail be able to
elect new Common Council, the whole thing
will be thoroughly investigated. and the true
state of the case be made publicly known, as
an act OF justice to all concerned. This much
is certainly due 10 people who are ground to
the very earth by tax upon tax, and burden
upon burden. A CITIZEN
Georgetown, .. o., February 81, 1861
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PROF. WILLIAMS opens at Odd Fellows Hall
on Monday night, with humorous lectures on
psy chology, Introducing many remarkable and
amusing experiments. An attractive enter
tainment may be expected.
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GOLD PENS, Newton's Gold Pens only One
Dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i3S Pa
ay, near 4 i street. feb 25-3t#
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pY ]. G. McGUIRE 8 co, Auctioneers.
ia 2l-2aw&da J.C.McG uIRE 4 Co. Aucts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

u q
REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIoNTowNa,
anu te e dsed
and recorded in Iiber N, G, r. foiios IS. %, sf
ty, and District of Columbia, viii sell. by public
Sgstr9n gb0o the premises at elosk a. on
town. said county and 6istric:, and Described on
the south side of Jackson street sl esst from the
said jackson Street and Pierce street.. running
thence eastwardly7 y feet, thence at right angles
waldiy r. feet thence at right an glss northwsrdiy
40 feet to the place Of beginning. 1.-THE said Lots
Terms ss.h The Rp,saassr to for sgs
comp led with within FIVE days after sale, the prop
e '"~saa rhoMPsos F'RRsrs Oh
GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auets.
ng-THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILEp TO
of January last it viii he resold at the risk and
cost of the defsuItng purchaser.
s sy atast the GRRES WILLIAMS Auc.s
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgstswn
fAt a4 e ESHsE asR LIT ON
In virtue ola deed of trust from Robert Cornell,
{, No 3, folio s25 ct seq, Of the land records Of
Washington county, and at the request of the par
ties secured thereby, will proceed to sell. to the
HI shest bidder ~ the premises, On THURSDAY,
the 23d day of MarBh next ensuing, at o'clock in
the afternoon, all that part of Lot numbered one
hundred and twenty one, in Bealps addition to
GeorResoa n. in the District aforesaid. bon nded
follows. to wit Beg ginning at the end OF one hun
dred and fifty feet from the nt ter Of the
Montgomery street. and running from thence by
and with the south line of BsaIl street east hrty
feet, thence southerly and parallel with the lot of
the heirs of Robert Ould, deceased. one hundred
and wenty feet thence westerly and parallel with
Besll street thirty feet, thence northerly and at
right angles with Beall street one hundred and
twenty feet to the begin ming, together with the
improvements ct cetera, as in the said trust men
toned
TIE terms of sale are One third Of the purchase
money TO BE- paid On the day of SALE and the resi-
due in six and nine months, with interest fron the
day of SALE to be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee within five days.
All cenveysncips and stamps at the purchasers
cost; and il the terms are not complied with, the
rustee reserves the right to resell the property
for cash. on weeks public notice, at the risk
and cost of the purchaser in default;
A HYDE. Trustee.
fe l6-9avSds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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L. 5. SUPREME COURT, February 2i-OB mo-
ton OF Hon Thomas Ewing, Theodore A.
AurG, Esq, of Kansas, was admitted an at
terBey and counsellor OF this court
On motion OF MIR. Gorwine, ]. Netherland,
Esq, OF Pennsylvania, was admitted an attor-
ney ard counsellor of this court.
No. l5S, of December Term, 1868. DE LORNA
brooks, appellant, VS.. Warrick Martin. The
argument of the motion to reform and modify
the decree of this court entered in this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Ewing in support
thereof. continued by Mr.. Carpenter in oppo-
Fition thereto, and concluded BY Mr.. Latrobe
IN support of the same.
No 4. Original Docket. Elk parte. In the
matter Of Francis Masich ct al, petitioners
The argument of the motion OF 8 rule on the
Judge of the District Court of the United States
for.the Eastern District of Louisiana was ar
guet by Mr. Jollife in support thereof.
Adjourned until Monday.
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OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
QUAaTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 50, 1865
Will be sold at public auction, to the highes
bidder at Giesbero. d. C., on
TUESDAY, February 7, 1875,
TUESDAY, February IA, 1865,
TUESDAY, February 2I. 1865.
TUESDAY, February q, 1866.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
Thee horses have been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming pur poses, many good bar
gairs may be had.
Horses sold ST ely. Sale to commence at 10 q. "a.
Terms cash, in United States Gu rrency
JAMES A. ERIN,
Colonel in charge First Division
ia 30 I'd @. NJ. Generals Once.