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AUCTION SALES.
COyEREMENT SALE.
MPORTANT TO PYROTECHNIsTs, OPTI-
CAL-INSTRUMENT MAKERS,
COPPERSMITHS, &c,
OFEIcE OF THE SIGNAL OFFICER,
MAsHINGTON ID. C. March II. 1855.

OFHIcE OF THE SIGNAL OFFICER,
! Will be sold at public auctioa, under the Iiirec
Tor Of Breyst MAJOR B. Merton, Signal Corps,
strest. near =, washingtoa. d. o., on THU Rs
pA March y. ~ 10 clock a. m lot OF service
90 ssis in .es, Sf ef Soonssrsisn % signal Car.
ridges Cr Pyrotechnic Lights, Of seven colors and
SombanstioBs, and burning 10 seconds, more or
4fO voodep Signal Boxes containing the above.
for firing the abeye mentioned Iighis.
lS Copper Canteens holding one gallon each) and
straps rsishins without strap about "a pounds,
al Copper Cantesns. without strsps,) as above
81 i've gallon Copper Cans, weighing about II
] IT2s Signal Pistol Holsters, leather.
% bales of Lamp Wicking, about Is pounds TO
barrels Of Turpentine, best guality.
'S GoSBESSEb On ffsiSSb SIGNAL PROPERTY:
no Telescopes and straps, various sizes and
telegraph Telescopes, barge sizeD
1l0 Marine or BinOcular Field Glasses.
1I6 Marine Glass Cases and Straps, tlsather.)
- Pocket Com passes, brsss.l
2sS Canvas Cases and Straps, representing about
roo pounds OF old canvas
is India Rubber Gases, representing about 100
pounds old soft rubber, La
GO pounds Mixed Paper Rags, good quality mus
shopper Canteens and other articles, represent
isi Hsversaeks. representing about ls4 pounds Of
100 pairs Scissors and Glohe Lanterns. ..a.
% pairs Pliers and gross Wind Matches.
IL Lane heads or Enives) with leather sheathes.
"a Five gallon Copper Osns weighing II pounds
4 spiesots and one Tailor's Pressing Iron, or
4 Patent Swinging Lanterns and Poles.
tFlexibles, or Drop Gsslights. -
Sale will be continued day by day until all the
Tfye days allowed for removal Of purchases.
Terms Cash, In GoHerpmsnt funds
'f m 4 lot M . n Brsxst Major and signal osficer.
r.. I. rfa
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pave sney IN reservation No.1i. BY Mr.. Dud-
ley-Bin with petition 10 pave east side OF "a
street west, between ID and q south. By M
Wrieht-Do. ON west side oflst street west be-
tween ID ana 4 south. BY Mr Walker-Pe-
tItion Of q. g. Anderson for permission 20 erect
an iron railing in front OF his residenc ce. with
bill BY Mr.. Peugh-Petition Of Hon. william
Sprague.
M. Peush offered a resolution re.u.s,ine
the Mayor 70 furpisn the committee 70 inauire
40 certain facts connected with the erectiou
OF the school building on the corner Of 18Th and
streets. with plans, contracts, &c, which,
aiter a lengthy debsie, was passed-yeas Ia,
The following were reported from commit
ppeas'-by psa- Mr. Ferguson, ways and means)-
Dill Dill 70 pay iaborers at the station houses:
Passeo. Aldermen's bill for relief Of Julius
NIenti passed. Bill to license dealers in ice;
mace the special order for next meeting. By
nr, S,mms, (drainagel-Granting permission
10 John Bontz to introduce pototnac water
% mo ns dwelling; passed. by Mr. Mead,
ern end OF the canal laid over. By Wr Eer-
gnson, (poice)-Adyersely on petition OF los
Sarao;nai committee discharged.
Inc ioilowmg were received from the Alder
contracts for laying water msins shan he maSa
was returned from the Aldermen with ira
amendments Of. the Council non CON curre5 :.
the Council refused TO reeede from the amenr
msnts. JOINT resolution IN relation 10 the
Offices Of the Corporation; adopted Riu 20
grade and pave alley in square 367: -eferre A
The bill TO license and regulate taverns and Or
dinares was taken up and read; ont on motion
OF Mr.. Mead its consideration was postponed
The Chair announced MeSsrs. Joyce and An
drrson as the committee on the part OF the
Council, on the resolution in relation 10 the
Offices of the Corporation.
Messrs. Moore, Peugh, Williams, Ferguson
and White were appointed the select commit
tee on the petition OF James Towles.
Adjourned
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-Aftero our report closed yesterday
The bill providing for an annual inspection
into Indian affairs was passed by a vote of 1s
10 Is.
The JOINT resolution protesting against the
pardon by foreign Governments of criminals
convicted ofinfamous offences on condition OF
emigration TO the United States was taken up,
and after considerable discussion, passed.
HoUsE.-After our report closed
The loan bill was recommiJted to the WAYS
and Means Committee (as noiiced in the Stars
edtorlal Columns yesterday by vote of 81
ayes; noes not counted.
The House then went into the Committee OF
The Whole on the bill making appropriations
Tor Inc legislative, executive, and judicial ex-
lenses ofthe Government for .he year ending
June 80, 1867.
The committee spent some time IN discussing
Inc various items OF the bill; and quite q spir-
SGU,GG0 for the purchase OF seed. The appro.
priation OF Sl5,Gu0 for the constructed Of a DO
lice telegraph was stricken out. -....-..
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN GS
- STABLES. FENCING. wHARVES &C.
AT GIESRaRO. d O. .


CHaTTtTm aSfeT GsnraFS ODses. la Division, I
s, -, .Rashiagton, February n, 1885,
will be seId the premises at public auction nm
der the direction Of Csgtain George p; Browning,
hour Ts each day hereafter, leTcepf WEDNEsDAY
Min and Water WORKS viii be- n .od i'I 1asi a the the
ShoIs hall have been disposed OF, the following
,,sI;.. Eleven IN, 5I5 SfTf0Ess lfIamsJ ss1l.o t..O
., lki,chen adjoining IOxiSJ iixsl I6Tis, two ssI
D and zsx73. .-.-
rane seventy four i6xis, fourteen i3Iia, and one one
l61l6. with shed sd lCining Skill
stories with hack buildings, iYSsT four ios,4, ISL
e. isxss, lex2s, With wing lsIl7. and two Kitchens
Nine tsi MISS HOUSE, frame ss' 2s.lso two
Iis. ssslso win siditon., is1lsJ ss.iic. sssso
"T2 sI's lsTs sd s
11tn, six $3.50, one llxSl, and one lsx2s with
non One sriGlPR R%spifhG TAI STABLE, frame with 20
h1ss Sns fsf' IssTiSs e iTssIi,F STABLE FRAN.
-TSsnty ssoi BTIL6LkGs, lfrsmsJ 2s,ss. 2s,s,
1851 lSxsl lsx6s lOxl fonr lsxO four 9x2 2Sx sz
z&Iso, 2Ix48, 26xSOO, 20x25, and l7x7
SHEDDING, I 7ss lineal feet.
seventy eight Is) MANGEBs. s9z1ls, s1s fee.
Twenty Lsol OUT HOUSES.
ONE 81 skhIS era Hd6sE hR si.1iiz 5fIsme ss,.
Three tSl wHARYEs, one 70 isl square feet, one
fEsfN isst c Srf fpea e%s .ss $50 square feet
One q ST 0REHOrSE. fframe,D 52xlso.
Two BLACKsNITHs' SHOPS, (frame } 4sxi6e,
OseGD ESGINE HOUSE, Ike.
The buildings will be sold sipgiy, and must be
moved within ifteen days,
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
o. hrtsTsi G tu1 ths lumber Will desired be
aenyered y the s3yeInment free Of charge for
TsrEs cash Cash in In Goysrn%en, io os P fnnd..
boat tor Oiss1oro Will ltave the Sixth street
Fer further inform alton apply in person or by
hitter 70 CAPTAIN GEO. T. BR6wNiSG. A. O. N,
Gie'bor"' d. o. o. to this Gi1sss Mrs xv,v
Brsvet Brigsdier General 10 charge,
fe :s tspe first Division, q. N. @. D.
I AKGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
CAisJ QNoItsTnaHsy 5 oHee, Depot Of Wasktsrto.,l a
Washiaston, d. C.. March 8, IssS'
NOV MsesP tEle 81 PISle aTesion' a., At dinsOln De-
Bfeyet Lieutenant Colonel o. III. Tompkins, o
.D TUEfpAI y, u sIIS naIsh q isS6 % z, @ @beS,sesk
ITRs STORES. consisting Of
Chairs, pesks Printing Press and Type, Blan.
barnes. Feed Troughs. Hsliers, Saddles, Lines,
Nsgen Wheels Hubs and Bodies, Drug Mill. An
yii-- Fire Bender, Portable Forges; Smiths, Bel
NhesIbarrows 80 Ihs Paints, sSo lbs Lead Pips,
Irch, 80 80 iEs Iron Tire Sss lbs Scrap Leather,
5s.r $50 ne Rope, 1.cQ les. Scrap steel, t5 lbs.
rsI,: rr,If: e AnkuIsne,s Bussy Is Carts slop
SS' 'Hs. fopr borse spifng Wagons rs Wheel
,.s Arny Wagons, Is sesvenser Wagons, I Wa
~ "a viii be confirmed from day to day until
az lie property is sold.
fr6s es'ss s,oss. mast be removed within fve days
Terns-o>sh iu Governments funds
ID II. RUCKER,
bNt MAJ Gen and Chief Quartermasfer.
- Ict repot of wsshinston.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBOkO, ID. c..

Quartsrmas,sr GeHe-aI's 0tes, First Dirision.
By order Of the er" General. 18th there
viii Pc solo on the premises At PUBLIC auction un-
ssr As Nh cs & 9sg9 S5g % q
O'Clock the following described public proper
ONE Cd STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame, with massive granite founda dations 10 by 80
ali q tie very Sest n
most substantial manner.
and appliances Of the mill consisting Of
ONED ENGINE. OF 100 HORSE POWER,
and four % stroks sst 1pSn
heavy csstiro bed plate, with cold and hot water
sTIving pulley Of the same material ten o feet in
diameter and twenty four t24) inches face, with
Judsons patent governor.
TWO C2) BOILERS. OF 60 HORSE POWER
made of the best boiler iron e-sxteenths (B-l6)
and fourteen TlIl feet We 81 inches in length each
boiler seventy siT t76) lap welded hues each three
the requisite appenaages.
TEN u0l PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK
INGRAM THIRTY 800 INCHES SPRING
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, and
and th 10 sg snd
handle the hay grain and feed on the most
The shstins is s" Of nisSed wRTon.h. ren, and the
puleys of cast iron, faced and balanced with hang
turTs &c The main driving belt Is Of four W a. ply "
rubber, and twenty four (SO inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills, &c. Of the best eak
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures Of
and orkmanship p and are sti in exceIie Mt cendi.
tien and fine working order, the mill having been
IN operation only about Is months.
lfdeemeA advisable BIZ the agent OF the Govern
meDt on tF day of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
erty before the first (lstl day OF May next. un-
less otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds. -.
boot for Gissboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
Any further inf rmation that may be desired
will be given spon srplicatiCn, in person By
letter, 10 Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A.
z. M, Giesboro, or TO this Office
.--.--...... JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen, in charge
fe 22-dta lst Div. q NJ. G. o.
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~ A handsome young woman m New Jer-
sey has applied for divorce from septuagen-
arm with whom she has been living for year
ortwo; bnt the naughty old fellow flies an an
swer denying their marriage.
- The Wabash Piaindeaier suggests an inn
provement on the style OF making Bibles the
ADDITION OF Leaf or two after the record OF
births, etc, for divorces.
0A Western sIocal' Acknowledges the eift
of .stwo bouquets, smiling in their paper frslts
as do girls faces within their laced night
That man is too ima ginahve TO be Kept ON pros
aic s9tems."
r~Au the students but six in the Middle
town, Conn. University have experienced
religion.
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virginia Railroads.

The Fredericksburg and Gordonsyille Rail-
road property, amounting in value TO S2-2.OOQ.
In the shape OF grades and other costs, lie TO be
put IN the Northern market as a bonus 20 any
body who will invest sI4c,Oo0 to complete the
work.
The National Express Company (says the
valley Nirginian) has ceased 10 operate on the
Virginia Central Railroad, the Orange and Az
exandria Railroad and the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and has wisely determined 70
eonfine itself to lines where it is not forced of
OF the mail trains. ....-...-..
The contractors for rebuilding the burnt
spans OF the Richmond and Dan Vile Railroad
last week. Seven of the spans were burnt on
the day OF the evacuation. The contractors
ale bound, we understand. 10 have the work
completed by the middle Of April ...---.
The Lynchburg Yirginian, OF Wednesday.
says that the Commissioners OF the Lynch bur re-
and Danyille Railroad for that city. held a
meenng yesterday, and determined TO invite
the Danyllle Commissioners to meet them
here on the 27th instant, for consultation and
concert OF action. Ths Commissioners are
very much impressed with the fayorable char
acter OF the country through which this road
would pass, there being no natural obstacles
IN The way, the country being comparatively
level, and only one bridge of any Consequence
having TO be built. The distance would not
exceed seventy five miles, and the road could
be constructed much more cheaply than such
works generally cost. .-...
The Virginia Herald says:-The SURVEYS OF
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Raiircad
hive been completed, and the work of location
is in progress. Col. Stewart says, we UNDER
stand, that ground will be broken on Monday,
IL the proper arrangements can be made with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company for a connection. The
work is to be pushed, the calculation being
that in twelve months il will be in running
order. The whole work, grading, superstruc-
tnre and furnishing with rolling stock, has
been, or lie about 20 be contracted for, with one
honse. at the rate of 50, coo per mile
/ Mr.. John b. Baldwin, chairman OF the Vir-
ginia Commission, authorized to contract for
the construction, by a company, OF the Cow
ington and Ohio Railroad, is now in this city
where he expects TO meet Mr.. @. W. SUMMER
OF the West Virginia Commission, for an in
formal consultation preliminary TO calling a
meeting OF the two boards OF commissioners
This meeting Will be called at an early dav.
and from what we hear, il is more than likely
the charter for the building and equipping TIE
Covington and Ohio Railroad will be given
out at once, as company with abundant capt.
tai are ready 10 take II with all the Conditions
the charter.
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HHeayy rains have been falling in Ken.
tucky, aud the Tributaries OF the On 10 are vol
lem by ond precedent. The Licking river rose
ourteen feet III one day.
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G-Tbe scandal mongers of New York are
rolling as sweet morsel under their tongues
the news OF . suit as damages brought by Mr.
Barnes. late city editor of the New York Times
and husband OF the actress known on the boards
as Miss Rose Eytinge, against Hon. Henry i
RayHoDd.
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THE AMERICAN BIsISFECrANr AND DE
ep9ktZEH..1his aid 10 entirely without
oaor ann vii sntrrb ntsnfb all foul gases and
ALLAh >, cell ner 9Th street and Pa avenue, and
SO Io'h ~. lf-Str
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN
dissases ts HELMBOIDS EXTRAOf BTi.
oHU AND IhPRovED BOSE WAN
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PROPOSALS.
,PosALs FOR SAFES AND LOOKS.

WARRINGTON, d. O., March 3, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of
the Supervising Arci itect, Treasury Department,
Washington, d. c., until II m, April 5th 1855, for
Fire Proof Safes required by The Treasury Depart
ment Tor one year from the acceptance of the pro-
posai OF the successful bidder.
Specifications and drawings for the Burglar
froof Safes, showing the form Of construction at
hardened steel, can be obtained upon application
at this Department.
Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will be constructed
In the same manner and easel with a sui table fro
proof covering, the plans and specifications for
safes to be shipped in perfect condition within .
reasonable tin from date of order
The Locks will be furnished ty this Departme ent,
but must be put IN place by the contractor, and be
ever to the proper officer Of the Government.
, The biss to be per superficial foot, nea sured on
the outside, and to cover all charges whatever,
Including painting and door fixtures, except cost
Proposals will also he received for Burglar and
Powder Proof locks, to be accompanied with
samples.
All bids must be accom- panied by the guaranty
oftwo responsible persons in the of ss000 that
the bidder will accept and perform the contract If
be eertl ned TO by the District Attorney of the dis
nlct where the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids or 10 award the contract for Burglar
Fire Proof safes 10 another, il IT be deemed for
the interest OF the Government do go and no hid
VII! be cDnsldt red that docs not conferm to the
requirements Of this advertisement
Locks" and addressed to A b MULLETT, Act
ing Superrising Architect, Treasury Department,
Nsshin2ton, y. q. hg MULLETT,
nh s,2aMtaps Acting Supervising Archi set
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pRors. J. W. al P KREIs' DANCING
ACADEMY,
PARKER'S HALL
PeuBsylvania avenue, between 9th and TIN sta
1 Opposite Metropolitan Hotel

Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
As our Winter Season IL about to close those
wishing TO Join our classes 'hould avail "a
themselves Of this opportunity. And as
curing this ananter. preparations will be \
made for osr Grand May Ball and Exhibi- Ca
Il, all those desiring TO TAX in the
should lose no time IN entering.
Days axd Hosys ef Nu.en;
Fer Ladies. Misses and Mssters wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from TO clock
For GsntlsnsD. Tuesday and Friday evenings
~ 70 10. --.st -,
private distraction given to suit cenvepisnos Of
these desiring.
Circulnrs can be had a. j. =. Eilis': Ph!ls A
solonons. also, at the Academy during the hours
Of tuition. g.
The Hail can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol
ress, &C., On reasonable terms. AU-u
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hE HAk 0f THE REBELLIoN. By Henry
M ecU sW prHpsrh nstomy, Physiology and
btsiehs hinstrsiea. noniittle's Social Life in
iahe "a a,,,. v. Nysls Life. by the author OF
WI BkAECk TAYLOR.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT wooB.

RecdgHarrsrS Department Of HaSkiHs;os
Offos 0f the fhief QRarfsrmaStsr,
tCOynsy l51s S,I,et and FenEsyiraain ausnKe,) I
WaSh,astOH, ID. C., March A, 1855
The surplus Government Wood on hand in this
city and in Aie1a 1ahdria IL now offered for sale
In Quantities from one quarter Of cord 70 ten
CORDS, to all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood is OF coed quality, thoroughly sea-
s0bed, and mixed in the proportions of enc thi I'd
Oak and two thirds Pine The Wood Yards are
located on Maryia avenue between 7th and sth
streets at l4th street, Long Bridge, in this
city; at Kendall Green mile north of Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot; aud one -es nth o. mile
north OF the city ef iexRndrta. o the Washington
snd Alss sndria Railroad Price of Wood at the
yaids in Wsshington. Elk dollars S6 per cord; at
AeNandrls, I've dellarE So per csrd and delivered
In any part Of shingtop at seven dollars S7b per
coTdi IN Georgetown At seven dollars aud twenty
Eve cents sb) per cord. and in Alexand ria
~ hNe dollars and eighty cents PEI cord,
Apti! cnIy al this Office during otiice hours and
70 Breyet Major James Gleason A q. NJ st Al
sxsnatis Wood lard, from O'Clock g. m. to II
Tsrms-Cssh in Government funds
M, !. LUpINGTON,
A,... Coiobei and Chief Quzrterusster,
hn s-H' DepsrtDept Of Washington.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
~ WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS. &c. OOH-
PRlSlNG THE WATER WORKS

GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
- WATEK PIPE: FIRE PLUGS. &c, OOA-
S At GiEsB + i 8 tfh, b. e. SohAs
QUartsTTqstsy General's 0Fss, Fist Dirision,l
~ wash,,~stOn; =, s D. c, February d, 1850.
will be sold, on .he premises, at public auction,
nnde. the direction ef Captain George T. RrOwr:
O'Clock m, the foifowiSs described public prop. pr a.
..sNE STEAM BOILER. 30 feet long and fee, in
made Of inch boiler iron, with ali the necessary
appurtensnces. including cast iron front, gauge
and hood, steam gauge, I Ashcrofts paient.l srate
bars, pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, &C., all in good
TWO wORTHINGToN STEAM FORCE
PUMPs, NO o, 10 inch cylinder, 8 inch stroke, IS
horse power each; and each capable of pumping and
with them are the requisite valves, glands comp
linFs, bends, elbows, doNble-valv oil cups. kc.
these Pumps are comparatively new, and in com.
's a large quantity qua Of WATER PIPE, a. follows.
,s slsa S-insh inch cast,irOn Water Pipe.
500 :, inch wrought-iren =.
sSt :. IL inch csstiron "
l,sOo :" i.fneh
TE9prv sElSG1 H,ipch hessr.1RoN FIRE p,nc.
(Ayres patent with all the necessary connections
soch I 3, bends, stop cocks, elbows, four way
pieces, &C., all in excellent condition; together
ALL THE TOOLS, &c, required for making al.
terai1oss ana repairs IN water pipe, sueh as pipe
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Deliveries will bemade TO purchasers on before
A boat for ,Giesborc will leave the Sixth. street
Any further information that may be desired
will be gwen upon application, in person or by let
tel, to Captain George T. Browning, A Q. NJ,
~ JAMES A. EKIN,
Breys' Brigadier General, In charge
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SALE OF MANURE.

GALE OF MANURE.
pNdrtsrMnStsr Gsrerals 0Ece, First Dirision,l
Wdshington, ID. C., February 3. 1856.
Nlll be SOLD at the Cavalry Depot. Giesboro', D.
g.. alarse qnsntity Of stock yard MANURE which
viii be delivered to purchasers the ground or in
osrges or boats TO be provided By them at forty iO
TO si1 81 can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
BY order Of the Quartermsster General.
- o. JAMES A. EKIN,
Bfevet Brigsdier General In charge
fe n dtmar3l First Division. O. M g. o.
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METZEROTT HALL,
METZEROTT HALL. o.
.-... THURSDAY, MARCH 22D,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
THE GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
under the direction of
.-..-. THEODORE HABELMAN.

To be had at MErzEROrT's Music Store mls
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
5HORG1 LEA Proprietor
DELIGHTED HUNDREDS
Nightly congregs withinrhis Magnificent Tenn
PIC o. THE HOME OF MoMgs.
The distinguished GS Comic AVshi Vosai:i
fi''i 'Tf TiSHatE S1 isi tEE1Esl,iRfE ExRER Rrama Of
sttEHEs IN 4 s'tSS tGoURT.RooM,
The E1ssY EEssss!ssf'isS 2sD fsfisfs GssfE' listers
TaI II fEeiB BRaSK GSGHKsi DsNTisr COUNTRY COURT.
80. sHlsgi sarTH THE ik6 h9sT sroXN oWXANgER,
with an entire change nightly. a
-. LADIES kisS aarIsaE IN HHG 81 PzsEr zsssEE5nDAr,
co:nmencing at O'Clock.
h0nd'' next atisS ctDS6s 5ssni GAVE.
wYMAN,s GREAT GIFT EXHIBITION.
BUIJDINe LOTS
Is by 100 feet, valued at $3.50; each for Is cents
Also, 3 large Bumber of ,--.r. e.
..- ... USEFUL AETICLES
given away every night, at
sEATON NALL,
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MARCH 10, 20, 81, ~, % AND "a.
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
@ MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
PIesents will be distributed at the Matinee. 1t
must be distinctly understood that no charge is
made TOR the presents, but for the performance
only, which alone 10 the regular price OF admis.
sion. r.t
Admission 25 Cents.
Reserved Seats so Gents. No half price.
Ticket Office open all day.
secure yosr seats early, and thus avoid the crowd
at night.
Doors open at 7o'cIock. Performance to com.
me nee at 8. t.-r#r no IL IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-20

T BILLIARDS.
i TIE LOVERS OF THE NOBLE GAME
OF OFBILB1ARDS-Meesrs. PHELAN and CA RM Il
will be present at an exhibition of Billiards this
evening, at Simpsons 3 Growers Theater} Billiard