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CLAExsBuRo :, TEtEaRAPn,s-::.C ol;
S0s'hs0't tho abl' editor cttat. e1'e'' ~',
paper, Advertised {. few weeks since the TEL
@raph for sale; bu. he has, we see been In
duset to reconsider; his decision. He no"
van" 1000 new subscribers. You should oe
little moro modest. Colonel; We would oe
satisfied with ou.'fourth that number in ada'.
ton to our present list. But when Joa se'
the Capital over th.re 81 clattsburg, lHssc y'i
'end you q club" ,..,,,.,,. ,.i,, SSy
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ARE You INSURED! II not, you
can do better in the Elm" or Underwriters,
than With the Phuuix cor any other mnn,"
BY calling upon the Agent E. 7. Moore, OF
<bia office o..
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GIFT Books. &c.-Look out for the
fresh arrival Of Gih Books, Toys, &C., &C., on
tho Annie Laurie Tomorrow Christmas is
here, and the incest presents can be had OF the
New Book. Store. ...s..'. 3. "a q.
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JupoEr PoLsLEy's, 0r1N1oN:-New
Ready.-we have tho able opinion OF Judge
polsley, in the casc Of Vim. a: Quarter, prin-
ted in pamphlet form, now ready, OF this Of.
fee. Every ono should read and preserr
this important document Ptitb1o. cents per
single copy, 81 80 per dozen, or $40 90 per
hundred. Call at once.
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TnE WEAruEs.-Last Wednesday
old Borca, thought to give us taste Of Wiatsr'
Snow fell in considerable quantities on tnae
DAY, and on Thursday it..urued quite colo,
<he Thermometer standing at fre degrees above
zero on Friday morning. Snow fell again on
Saturday night, but yesterday It, was oil
washed away BY the rain, and We hope ioF q
good river. 80
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-Thc FAIR.
mont HsionaI is advertised for sale. Mr.
TAYLOR, tho Editor, finding tho Law more
profitable cha n>the editorship Of newspaper,
and being unable 70 attend TO BOTH wants a
successor. Tho Hatiaxal has been thorough
" loyal paper, and should be kept "ln tho
Enen -. - 49,. - . s--~'. '-----
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p, M4eN1sr4ous. "a We airs under
many obligations ID our friend 'woodatl for
" letting us alone" We assure him We did
noe sHos, before, how badly We were hurt ~
but this last il "the unkindest cut Of ALL"
We will sndoa1or 70 receive it, however, as it
was Intended for reproOf, for instruction,
and for CORRECTION - ~ q 6: s.,.: ea;'s.f
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CoLosrp NIonr. ScHooL.--Mr. II.
c. Horn.r, will open Nisht:schOOl' for col
ored persons, in the NJ. E. Church. eommen''
ing on next Friday evening. He will have
cl.,,s, twice . week--on Tuesday and FridsE
evenings. All wishing to learn can join
thsss classes. Tho charges will DO moderate
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COUNTY TAxEs.-John Slack Jr.,.
Sheriff, is prepared to receive friends at his
Office. The taxes arc lnsge, but should be
paid promptly ~! -, j.
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SERVICES Next SABBATH.-ReY. l.
Il. Monroe, Agent Of the AmsricAp Bible So
ei.,y, will preach, in. the N. E. Church on
mex, Sabbath, o. 1880 a. M,-and in the
pre,brteri.n Church at ! 2. n. -
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FRESH OYsrERs. - If You want
Pr,sh' Oysters in any style, can or half can
call at the Central Ilouse Saloon. Oysters
.ns other ti1iu's are got up in the best style
by J. H, Sentx.
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New Muslc. = Budding Beauty
seho,tische," pretty piece, and" CrOque,
Polka" arc jus. received from Jno. Church, Jr.,
Cincinnati, o. ..-..,,,,,
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SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE.-We have
= Scholarship in Bacon's Commercial College,
OF Cincinnsti-.he best business School in the
Wsst--for sale Of this Office. Call and exam
ins their Catalogue.
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Posr OFFICE OpENED.-Our neigh
bors Of Maiden have at last got regular
rost Office opened in their town. Our friend
$. C.. Stiles. is appointed Postmaster.
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THAT Loo on the. pavement in trosH
Of T. & Ms new building has been found a
stumbling block by some OF our Citizens
Where. tho ,"eity"' ordinance, against lob
sruetiens -. :, I'-'i - d,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURCH.-Rev. W. +. WI.
.rsox Pastor. Services every Sabbath At loH o'clock
a. Y and ~ p. H.. Services for coIorei Persons at
SP. Y. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
1sl%osA ScAoo&-Evsry Sabbath at o'elock A. n.
PRESBYTERIAN cHrRcH.-R.v. J. NC. B,Arxsr.
ra,,sr Services every Sabbath At II o'clock 4. ~ and
r.. u Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
SaAAoA ScAoo1-Every Sabbath al , o'clock r u.
EPISCOPAL cHUEcH.-Rsy. ". F. n. JACOBS. Pastor.
services every sunday at loE O'Clock A. " and ~ 7. H.
jIeedn ScAoo1-Erery Sabbath at o'clock a. u.
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The Journal
Qofal Matter5.

~, LEASES, neatly printed on good heavy paper,
o,.,tly on hand at this onice- = - - -
~uIRRiAGE LICENSES, neatly printed on good paper,
- R.cs taken ON subscription to the JOURNAL.
LINK sUBPESAS. SUMMONS. EXECUTIONS At
,tcHNESTS, and al kinds Of Justees Blanks on hand,
enc nrsS Sn POWERS OF ATTORNEY. &C., on hand.
SnrrARY BLANKS-such a. OHcers'PAy Aeeoants,
,i.ni, for Communication Of RAtlous, FurlouShs, Dis
sI,rr.s, kc.-alrAys on hand.
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CHRISTMAS Presents. - Albums,
Books, Pictures, Portfolios, SC, can be had at
the New Book Store. ia. - ...,....... --. .,
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WALL Paper, best styles, and low
prices, for sale At tho New Book Store. -....
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INTERNAL REvENuE.--Mr. Thomp-
son, Deputy Collector, was here yesterday
collecting the U. s. taxes. -.
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PuorooRApH ALBUMS "A splendid
lot on hand suitable for Holiday Presents, at
tho now Book Store.
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,
1.dn<sday Nornin1. -. December go. 1865.
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HEALTH WORTH HAvING2 fit is. Pre-

Is HEALTH WORTH HAVING2 Ifit is, pro.
tect it. It is jewel easily lost virtue, an in
some cases as difficult, to recover. Nature, in our
climate and especially at this season, requires to
be occasionally reinforced. But everything de-
ponds upon the Tonic used for this purpose. The
medicinal tinctures. all Of 1rhtch based on COM
mon alcohol are dangerous. Quinine, as everybody
finds out who takes much of it, is. a slow poison
One SAFE protective from all unhealthy atmospher-
ic influences exists, and one only. This powerful
preventive is HosrErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BIrrERs,-a compound of the purest stimulant ever
manufactured, with the most effective tonics, al
teratives regulators. and depur ators that chemis
try has yet extracted from the botanical kingdom.
Conyalescents Ian guild and feeble from recent sick
ness. will ind the Bitters an incompatible restor
alive not disagreeable to the taste, and einently
invigorating. No other stimulant produces the
same effect as this Stomachic. 1t does not excite
or futter the nerves, or occasion any undue arte-
rial action; but at soothes and strenthens the
nervous system and the animal spirits N CIV
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A RARE MUSICAL TREAT IN PRosPRCT.-A
deputaiion OF numerous friends and pupils Of
Professor Alexander Wolowski, the distin-
guished musical artist, who for some time has
devoted all his time and energy to the develop
1nent of musical talent in our metropolis,
called upon him Saturday at'his residence, 353
Sixth street, TO tender him complimentary
benefit in consideration OF ms SKILL intelli-
rence and untiring energy with which he en-
dearyored TO develop the talent Of his pupils.
We are glad to state that Monsieur Wolowski
has most gracefully accepted the Kind offer OF
his friends and pupils, and we expect soon to
have q rich musical treat 1t will be remem-
bered that Monsieur Wolowsh has refused the
finest engagements since his arrival In Wash
ington, with the exception Of grand series OF
concerts for the benefit OF our soldiers In the
beginning of our national struggle, ana by
which he cleared in their behalf the handsome
amount OF eleven thousand five hundred dol
lars. We do not doubt of hissuccess, and we
will have the opportunity on that occasion TO
hear, not only the great artist, but also several
OF our best amateurs, who would have never
rendered their services If ii was not for his
complimentary benefit.
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$40. 900 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK AUCTION OF LAST WEEK.
In consequence OF the fall in gold. have bought
great bargains at nearly old fashioned prices.
have Black and Colored SILKS at ell prices.
rom 81 IS, 81 so and upwards.
"a BLEACHED COTTONs, 20 cts.
IA 50 Is cts.
a. 9. 81 and s. cts.
Androscoggin and other best makes, 40 cts
81 Pillow Case, 40 cts. 104 Sheeting, 81.
Cslicoes, 10, Is; the best Merrimac, 80 cts.
large stock of Linen Goods. Towels, Diaper,
Table Dam ask. fine Shifting Linen.
104,ll-4 and ia Linen sheetine. Linen Nap
kips. Tx cts. and upwards Coats Spools, 10 cts.
Fine French Corsets, sl.75.
Al.o. fine stock Of Cloaks, Circulars. Sacks.
Best Water proof Circulars only $40.
will cell at the above prices for few days
only.
The prices are net, without deviation or dis.
count, EXCEPT goods by the piece or dozen.
At g. NJ MEYENBERGE,
as Market spsce. bet. 7th and 9Th sts..
MIST &6aser the Aveaue House.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Olin.-On Saturday
In the case of Thomas A. Olive, indicted for
| the murder of Daniel Lightfoet in June last,
the defense offered the following prayers for
instructions: .-5
If the jury believe from the evidence that
the defendant at the time he threw the stone
was laboring under delirium tremens or ma
MIA a. potu caused by tie use of intoxicating
drinks, then they should acquit.
If they believe from the evidence that the
defendant was drunk when he threw the
stone, then that is a fact to be taken into con-
sideration by them in connection with the
other facts Of the case in determining the in
tent with which the stone was thrown; that u.s.
as to the malicious intent.
Judge Olin granted the first prayer with the
qualification "to such an extent that he did
rot know right from wrong" and the defense
objected to this qualification. The second
prayer was granted after considerable argu-
ment
afternoon, after argument by District Attorney
Darlington for the prosecution and Messrs.
Morgan and John ]. johnson for the prisoner,
and they were out until 10 o'clock yesterday
morning when they returned q verdict of
manslaughter and recommendation to mercy.
This was the first case in which the junior
counsel has appeared before the court, and his
maiden effort was very creditable one.
This morning, Sarah Smith, colored. indicted
for the larceny Of two dresses belonging to
John b. Clarke, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to two years in the Albany penitentiary.
In three other similar cases against the same
party O neNe pros was entered.
THE CONCERT on Saturday night for the benz
eft Of H. o. Noyes, Esq, was decided sue
cess, both musically and pecuniarily. piano
duet upon two exquisite toned SteinWays
from Metzerott by the Messrs. Caulfleld was
performed with brilliancy that fairly aston
ished those not familiar with the capabilities
of these admirable musicians Among other
noticeable features OF the concert were the vo-
cal performances Of Miss E. b. Turner and
Mrs. Caulfeld, which were encored again and
again. as were those of the quintette, composed
of Messrs. Dawson, Tabler, Ball, Noyes and
Hodgson. The admirable performances OF the
Meigs Guard Quartermaster's Regiment Band
also ELECTED warm applause
GIFT Book STORE, 2l0 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. This popular establishment, owing to
their great success since opening, we are
happy to say, have concluded to continue this
branch of their business permanently, at 2l0
Pennsylvania avenue. We congratulate our
readers on this, as now they can purchase any
OF the new publications as soon as issued at
trade price, and receive with each purchase an
elegant and handsome present. 1t*
FALL IN GoLD.-Gold- plated jewelry only
one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store No.
AS Penn. avenue, near ~ st. m 1S-3t&
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HAS NATURE an antidote for acquired diseases :?
All who suffer believe they ought to and can be
cured The PLANTATION BITTERs, prepared by
DR.. Drake, of New York. have no doubt benefited
and cured mere persons of Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness. Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Sinking
Weakness. General Debility, and Mental Despen-
dency, than any other article in existence. They
composed of the purest roots and herbs, care
fully prepared, to be taken tonic and gentle
stimulant. They are adapted to any age con-
dition of life, and are extensively popular with
mothers and persons of sedentary habits
.lrr
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LUBIN'S
FRANGIPANNI
TAJI,ET POWDER

TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
AEECEssITY III THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the first time introduced
ToTHl
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
is unrivalled for removing CHAPS, Cafss, Blotchss
Pinplss and other impurities Of the skin, render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and BEAUTIFUL.
FRAEeIPISNI POWDER
Is used to remove TAN and FRHoKLRs, eivingtresh
NESS to the compilation and hsalhy hue to the skin
with youthful Softnsss.
YRANGIPAEyI POWDER
Is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn and off with ease, and preventing their
being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is
Withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, Sort, and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANGIPANsI POWDER
Is used to remove all roughness and redness of the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. 1t seftens CeRNs, and
all other cutaneOus excresences.
Price Is Gents and 50 Cents, according to size Of
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX & Co., Principal Agents,
1S1 Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumsrs.
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DIED.,

On the Goth inst, PATRICK o'BRIEN. aged 80
years, native of Ballylan gford. County Kerry.
ireland, resident of Washington for the last ii
years.
Tbe relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral. withou
further notice; at p. m, tomorrow, Tuesday. }
the list from his re sdenc corner of Sd and SITS
Baltimore Sun please copy.l
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Nh. Z. Hunt, formerly with B. n. Meyenberg
As Market Space, under the Avenue House. but
the METROPOLITAN Dry Goods Store of Mes,rs.
Lsnseurgh & Bro. SIS 18th street, is enjoying
what he richly deserves, the congratu lations OF
his friends his increased facilities to supply the
wants of his Numerous customers. IN H-5t
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ITCHl ITCH ITCH M

SCRATCH SCRATCH BCRAfOHI
WHEAT0N'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch in
blains, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price sc
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
By sendip 90 cents to WEEKS & POTTER. Sole
Agents, 40 Washington St, Boston, it will be
forwarded by mail free of postage, to any part OF
the United States.
81 For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN,
No. $50 Penn'a avenue. feb IL I'm
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement of
meeting to- morrow night ofthe Seventh Ward
Exemption Club, as business OF much I'M
portance will come up.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB SALE-A RESTAURANT and BOARDING
Il HOUSE, within one square OF Penn'A av. and
per month TuFaRiturs ssGS5 e tiTspora ssn'ss,
Brokers, Ger. Penn's sv. and 18th at.
~ City acre FARM, four miles from Wash.
ipgton fair improvements, for $3.50. m 9 lm~
EVOR SALE--A three-story BRICK HOUSE
new J finished in good style and built In the
most substantial manner gas all through the
house and water convenient: Lot 10 feet desp.
street Island, between D and = rifle perfect
Friee % 300. Inquire of b. W. HAMILTON, NO;
Blind Store. ia 2S-eotf
ZOE BALE AT BARGAIN-A fne CORNER
n, fhoPEkTY, in fine locality. four story
gas "a weter baths &c, large lot o feet front and
D. ana Is nov renting at SS,s per year.
r.. N. HALL & CO.. Real Estate Brokers,
Ieo e Corner 9TH and p streets.
ELE6ANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS
~ for rent, atO. GATHERS, 252 Pennsylvania
venue. de H-tf
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TNoI 40, rIrTY GENTS. and receive By return
NVLYsE Frl.ssttisst. richest and best thing out
msA tue p's' WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
., ,a.,m. P.O. Box 1856, Baltimore, Md.
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AaRAND BALL of the Union Club will be
given on Thursday night at Stotts Hall. See
advertisement.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OK AND AF1RR April LIST the Office of Glenwood
Cemetery viii be removed to room No. Fedora
Block mar o. tapl*
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ATTENTION is called to the notice else where
of the FIeedmen's Intelligence and Employ.
Tnent Ager cy, at No. $50 18th street.
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1T 8. MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue Of q writ
issued from the clerks Office of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. and to me d.
rected, will sell, at pu bile sale, for cash, in front
Of the court house door said county, on TUES
DAY, the 2lst day of March, 1855, commencing at
claim and interest in and to the following de.
scrbed PROPERTY. to wit: The middle part Of lots
street, 12s feet deep in Aelmead's addition to
Georgetown. D. c., together with all and singular
as the property of Maynadier Mason, and will be
sold to satisfy judicials No. 264. c.. in favor Of
Mary Ann Clark W. II. LAM0N.
fe H-td q. 8. Marshal d. o.
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GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT BACK
OF 18TH AND 18th STREETS AND AND
X STREETS NORTH.
On WEDNESDAY, the odd instant, at o'clock p.
m, we shall sell in front of the premises, Parts
Lots and 6. in square 49, 30 feet front, 45 feet
deep, having front Oh fine paved alley, suitable
TO. any one to build a stable back.
Terms: One half cash; balance three and six
months, secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises.
Ali conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
m I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. NEAR
THE PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. IN THE CEN.
TRIAL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 2sd instant, at p. M, we
shall sell. in front of the premises, commencing
the first named property, part of Lot Ne. 10: in
Square No. AIS, with the i'm provements. which
are good two story frame house. 1t is an excel
lent business stand, being house No. 40l, ON the
west side of It'll street west. between and SITS.
north.
tho improvements, which are good tive. story
frame house, No 33, the west side Of 9Th street
west, between street north and New York ave.
nue.; and on FRIDAY, oath instant, at 4 o clock D.
M, we shall sell. in front Of the premises. com
mencipg on the frst named property. north part
OF Lat No. 5, Square No. 405, with the improve
ments. which are good two-story brick, being
house No. 432 on the east side of 9Th street west.
between G and II SITS. north.
Also, part of Lot No: 8, In Square No. sls, With
the improvements, which are 3 good two stsry
frame house. and it being house si2, on the north
Terms 0ns.third cash. the eslsnes in an and II
sale. A deed given and q deed of trust taken 70
secure the pawn ents of the notes .. a.
All conveyancing, including revenue s'@"p''"'
cost OF purchaser. -, do,, IN oach
500 will be required to De palo oo"n on eaon
when the property is knocksn I'll Ma Aucts
rmlS.d GREAN d WILLlAMo. Nooee.
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ATTENTION is called to the notice of the COM
plirnentary ball tomorrow night at Temper
snce Hall, for the benefit of +. Straub drafted
policeman. A pleasant affair Is anticipa ted.
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A UcTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

n OCI1ON GALE VI hCksoASs
Quarternnas.er GensaPs OFee, FIRST Diriston.1
WaShingt0a City, March a. fSos. y
Will be sold, at public auction, TO the mghese
bidder, at Baltimore, Md on ., ,oes
THURSDAY, March Is, 100,
ONE HUNDRED MARES WIFE foAL.
many of them we'll bred and in gooo conoitlon.
vi THURSDAY, March 80: 1855,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
These Horses have been conaehneo se unhti
the cavalry service of the army: .d.
For road and farming purposes many eooo bar
Animals iUs -, sGid bs nhSed at PHILLIPS
Stabiss corner Of Fremont and Ramsey streets.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
Rrevet Brisadier General, in charge First Division
q. N. GO. ml6-lN
TOWN, D. o.
Chief Qaartermaster's 0Ees, DEPOT Of Wnshington,l
Washington. ID. c., March 4, 1885: :
VIII be sold. ut public auction, on the promises
on TUESDAY, March 81, 1855, at eleven O'CLOCK
FRAME BUILDING,
thirty by thirty. four feet. containing elsnt 80
rooms together with shed fifteen ~ niseSn, slt-
uated On the lot at the corner OF Stn ana fayetee
streets, Georgetown, D. @. "a. 'srsT a
Terms cash, in 9overnnent puoKuR
p,;e Gan and Ohie Quar- term ster.
mAtd Depot Of Washington.
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GEORGETOWN ADVE R'MTS

7 UMBER! LUMBKRll-C. B. CHURCH & CO.,
for sale all the varieties of Lumber, Laths: and
Shingles, embracing about 1000 White OAK Piles,
Der, do. do. do; 100000 feet White Oak Plank
Boards and Flooring; 800 Railroad Ties; $4,000
2OO OO0 feet Dressed Flooring. Together with q
full assortment Of all kinds Of Building Lumber.
Of Eastern Shore White Pine and He mlock. at the
lowest prices for cash. ma 1-eo2wf
NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF WILLIAM
~ q CLAMPITT, deceased The creditors of
their claims to me on before the 9th instant for
payment CHAS. n. MATTHEW'S,
Attorney for the Administering.
.e Georgetown, D. c..
Or corner of 8th street and Marx ct Space,
NILS did Washington city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-20
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.-

AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIEs, AND
CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c, DC.
On tn TUESDAY, the sd instant, we shall sell At
the Livery Stable of W. B. Turner, oa eth street
between 81 and streets north at II O'Clock m -
Is excellent Work and Saddle Horses
Hacks. Blu gsies, Pheatons
Sets Double and setts Single Harness
With many other articles which We deem unneces-
sary to unumerate.
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-20

FALL IN plated jewelry only
one dollar at the Dollar JeWelry Store, No
43S Penn avenue, near \ st. m 1S.3t*