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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auoti,neers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE
IN THE ALLEY BET. -FOUR, AND-A HALE
AND SIXTH SITS. AND PENNSYLVANIA
AND MISSOURI AVENUES, KNOWN AS
MARBLE ALLEY, At PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 O'Clock
D. m L., shall sell, in front of the premises part
Of Lot Of Ground, Nos ~ and 2s, In Reservation B.
With the improvements, S6ns.S.inE "a two story.
BhlCh HOUSE, which can be altered to make two
good dwelling houses containing all 2I54 SQUARE
feet Of ground, making it good in yestInent
Terms One third cash bals nee la six, twelve and
eighteen months, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
All conveyancine and revenue stamps a, the cost
of the purchaser.
500 down when sold.
fs 10 dts GREEN WIIdIAhs knefs
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LEcTURE.-Rev. Robert J. Parvan, OF Phil
adeiphia, lectures at the English Lutheran
Church, corner OF III and Ilth streets th "A
evening" his subject being The Fanilyn
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SECOND WARD STATION sCAsPs-1obn Mil
Ter, Kate Miller, grand larceny; lall for court
Mary Musconia, disorderly: dismissed John
Collins, do; military. H u. Curtis, do % so
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POLICE REPoRTs-Seeoad Preciact-Thorn.
ton johnson, grand larceny; dismissed Jas
Dorsey, Alexander Carrington, and VIM. Tav-
lor, throwing stones; S. each. Jas. III. TYLER.
do; dismissed. John Jaggers and Thoe. n
Bundy, do; IS each. Fanny Wroe, larceny:
dismissed. Elias Perry and Julius Perry lar ,
ceny, jail for court. Henson Perry, do; dis.
Tenth Preeinet-Wilham Walker and John
Holmes, fighting; $3.50 each. John Baptist
disorderiy; $3.50. Maria Wilkerson, do and
drunk; workhouse. Henry CreaRer, disor-
dsriy; Jas Ford and Daniel Jackson, do; IS
7kird Prscinct.-Catharine Brannan, drunk
and disorderly; Virginia Ashton and Laura
Chelsey, disorderly; workhouse. Lewis Mar
tin, suspicion; Martin Galloneugh, drunk; dis
missed. Robert Hodge, H. ]. Smith, John
each. N
Foarh Precinet-G. w. walger and w. W.
hurdle, drunk; dismissed. John Smith, drunk;
~orkhouse.. John Clark, larceny; dismissed !,
SiIh Precinct-John Z. Spencer, creating
Sn,sanee; Snna IS. John Soliger, selling liquor
sunday; $50. Jas. Hahn, assault; w. p. Lee,
nghhng; dismissed. Jas. Mitchell, do; George
Croger, indecen exposure &5each. J.. Thomp-
son, larceny: Jail for court. Jas. Hays, false
pretence; for hearing. =" 80.
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eTOP THAT SCRATCHING.
And oSe WHEATONS ITCH OINTMIHT. IL
oures Itch and Salt Rheum In g hours; also curss
Shiliblsins Ulcers, and all EruDtons Of the Skin.
Sold BY all bruGgists. J. d. GILMAN,
mar D-ly $50 Pennsylvanjs avenue
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MARR,koR MN CrY,,

MARRIAGE and OELIBACY,
An Essay Of Warning and Iastructien for Yosne
Men, just psblisbed by the Howard Association, !,
snd sent in sealed letter ENVELOPES free Of charge
aodIses Dr. skILL!N HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa 90 S-am
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THE GRAND CONCERT at Foundry Church
tonight promises to be great success. Talent
ed singers have been engaged
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TRY shOLANDER's &

HALLE VEGETABLE SICHIAE HAIR RE.
NEWER
Renews the Hair
Hall VEGETABLE SICILIAH HAIR RENEwHR
Restores gray hair to the original color
HALL VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REsEwER
Prevents the hair from falling off,
HALL VEGETABLE SIcILIAH HAIR RENrwrR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALL fEGETlBLE SIcILIAR HAIR RENFwrR
DeeS not stain the akin : -.
HALLS SlClLIAE VEGETABLE HAIR RENRwER
Has proved itself the best alton for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Prlce u. For sale by all druggists. ja 30-Tuly
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CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsy lvania avenue and Ninth street.
SAok61 lea Proprietor
THE GRAND RESORT OF THE CAPITAL.
succession OF crowded honses nightly greet the
performance at this standard Wv
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER
NEW PERFORMERS EACH WEEK.
First appearance of -...-.''--
ROBERT EICKLE,
The Great Prestidi gitatorian. Escamateur And
Wonder Worker Of the 18th century. who will an.
ments and soirees de rrestidigi citation, entitled
NIGHT WITH SATAN. 80.
First appearance Of
MISS KATE HEENESSY,
the sooOmplished Vocalist, and first appearance in
...-...-... JOHN hULLIGAN,
in bis great cearacter Of Slim Jim in the laug liable
MAsouERADE BALL,
PH0ss'''w' P''' "1' soZbknrs H; h hhErs' DANCING
- PARKER's HALL,
Pennsylyanis avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
.!.s AsSur Winter Season is about TO close, those
Wishing 70 ,oin our classes should avail "A
made for oar Grand May Ball and EIhibi- O.
tion all those desiring to TAX part In the exercises
should lose no time In entering.
For Ladies Misses @ ana % ater. asass Wednesday and
ssnssnsn russda, % q and 0fGds Tridsy evenings,
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
Circulsr. can be bod al. }. F. Ellis; Philip 3
solomon's, also, OF the Academy during the hours
The Han can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol.
ress, &c, on reasonable terms. ja1-u
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pYSPEPeIA AND FITS !

SURE CURE for these distr essing complaints il
nov made known in Treatise on Foreign and
Naive HfI HeTbsl Prepsration, published by Dr.. o.
PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was fur
nished him in such providential manner, that he
cannot conseient9usly refuse to make 10 known,
failed single case. 1t is equally sure in cases
OF Fits as Of Dyspepsia; and the ingredients may
oe found IN any dug store. Sent to all receipt
PHELPs BROWN, No. 19 Grand street, ersey
CHy, New jersey. fe9H
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PERSONAL.

NOf1CE-l forwarn the public from crediting
i any person on my acco ant from this date
GEORGE r. ID. S0PER.
Warrington, d. c., Feb. 9, 1856. fe s-st'
WIN. PRINCE, 3eI street, opposite Patent
w O1ce, the only practical sTAMPER in the
District, wishes to inform his customers thas he s
not connected with any ether Stamping concern In
this city. As there are so-cAlled etampers using
MS name, hence this notice He has osly esx Place
which are made mp ct once - fss
nK O. n. FORD has removed to No. 2s East
Y Capitol street, between lst and ID. feb 7-lm.
DERSONAL.-MISSS SMITH, La Fayorits olga
4 store, 465n 18th street, between 4 and +
tlow prices. To prove IL 10 BY giving ber aeall.
NOTICE.
AL PERSONS ara hereby cautioned against
trusting any one on my account - shall pay no
myseh ~
feb s-3taw7ws ...-. JOHN p. PEPPER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STEADILY


SURELY - .---.--..-... STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY. -'-.--.--.-. g.
eACLANpERS EXTRACT RUcKU
% CURING
every ease Of KIDNEY pIsIL.E, RErrnArisr,
Crawl, URmARy DI.oRrIRs, WrAKkrss and
Pam. in the Bicx, FrnALH COMPLAINTS and
rRorpLEs ariIns from E1crssIs OF ANY KIND.
CONE, YE LlCTEDI
TRY shOLANDERs. -..'.-.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCRU.
Sold BY al ArotSecaries. Price q. d. BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD h CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH 4
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
General Agents ...'.-.-. feb lo-ly
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THE TRINFTYo OF DKLIvERANcE.-Under this
heading the Ctdh Vidette pitches into Messrs
Kinney, Gibbs and irish, who il asserts are
coming 10 Washington 10 misrepresent the
'Genule, element in the pop pulation OF Utah
Ii says kinney will doubtless be regarded as
the paid lackey Of the so.called president OF
Utah:" Gibbs fraternihes with the enemies OF
me Goyernment there; and Col. Irieh ..as by
far the most dangerous of the trio, because Of
his professed opposition 70 the tyrannical rule
OF Brigham. and because OF his assumed Wise
conservatism, neutralizng rs far as h goex
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RYw. L. WALL l. CO.. Auctispeers.

TAKEN UP EsTRAY-0ne bay mare MULE,
with rope halter and piece of bride attached, on
Satrrday, January Is, 1856. The mule has long
hair and rubbed with harness
Wv WHEELING,
9th street, near Boundary.
We will sell the above mentioned Mule at our
Bafsar, NO. o. Louisiana avepue, between 9Th and
18th streets on tn TUESDAY, MORNING, February
Is lS5, at 10 o'clock he will be ,Od to pay charges
and livery. Wv WHEELING
fe l0-3t' w L. WALL a Co Anrts
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OoLeATEs BoNEys SOAP


Tnis celebrated TOILET SOAP, in suct universal
demand, 10 made from the eAoicsn materials 10
s'!d and spso!snf in its nature, rasyunty scented
and extremely bsseial in its action npon the skin
For sale By al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian a eQly =
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EDUCATIONAL.

RORk0MEo COLLEGE, near Pikssyille. Balti-
y more county, MARY land .-The Twelfth session
Of this Institution opens on MONDAY, FebruaryS g.
The number Of pupils 10 80 limited and the tsachsrs
% numerous, that each one receives all the perSona
attention and Instruction which is necessary 10 en.
sole hin % make thorough and solid progress in
stndsnts OF any 1Es may sntsr 1t any tine, On
ct. TIMOTHYB HALL.-Ths autiss Of thss IN.
~ sutudon VIII be resumed on 6ept, n, la06 Ios
terms, &c., ees eatalogns ard cireu}af st - prf
agsi bookseorss q thts eiy, or adaFsss ths IriS.
san pee 6ssoS.,sIS,:. 6ssSUhsIS,. ns
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotiopeer.

ohkkN &"ILblhmS, n AucuODe6re
GgARDIAN, SALE BY oRpER OF THE HON.
he h6S6RAskE suFRihk G9HkF ddEkf 81
TIE DisTki8T OF COLUMBIA. or VALU.
eksEsa ykafsIA Efkf hsfkEE 1RESts the
ss0GpTH G STREET, tIsLANDJ AT AUC.
On WEDNEspAY, the 2ist instant, at o olo Il
,. IN 'front.' OF the premises, shall proceed to
,s, & =. gr.5alsn s Of the orphan shildren Of John
n and It 70 ne ~ & &tolowsns valuable properly viz
south hun .nd IN
three; ,h sss1 sssinnins for the same at point on
Of rni sh1's a
.ns % SSs ;d
street S feet inch thence in sontsIfr aSns SAID
ton - feet 4 ipens.. thence parallel with sgath
pcbes 10 sss Slse S sSqsn ~ hsnce
part 81 ssid lot and saaare beginnisg for the
from Sn fsns s 's9ss SSas ss. inches
and running thence along paid avenue westvardIy
q fe.tI inekss .ineleding foot private alley to
including said alley, and bns ing with Il % iset
,noss: thsncs = sesstw.rdly u feet inches, thence
.aIdly and at Hight .ngiss to Virginia avenue Is
the sf.s e dsscriSsd sas % fa..ry new sub
via sa,a and ScseTsnt brick dwsins,
pre.idsd With marble %.ssis. and bells, fss So nI
,aIss @ thIoashoat, With spe6king tuses from two
I'm sas back building. On tie ether lot 10 CON
front and S' s:S .s;..a.s s:ss e0nsanss
,of sb;si Lressribed by decree: One third cash
s1S.ns. sS Sf ::s q s.sss: .ss IN
ale II, "A f5 satisfactoriy endorsed, pay
teSss.f ana u menths from day q sale, with in.
TSstitls hs.ese perfecsed, and So sov ins,.,u.
coa'e'.neiHaf ssEsSs. sss ss.s :. s.sea....s cost.
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RY C. W. BOTHER, Auctioneer.

X y" " D0l khEn, huCtlODeer.
SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON d STREET.
BETMEEN 18TH AND l31s STREETS, AT
AUCTION.
On THGRSDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 18th. at 4
ociock, shall sell, on the premises, part of Lot
NO Z, In Square No 2S situated north ID street +,
setween 18th and l51a street, together with the
proyements, consisting of . substantial two story
Frame Dwelling, with brick back building. The
nonte contains seven rooms, and 10 in excellent
order. Terms cash.
70 H. 4tr c. W BOTELER Aurt
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GRAND LkRCENY.-Last night detsetiye~
kelly and Bigley arrested a oelored giri named
mary Jones, Alias Cooper, for the larceny OF A
dress and other articles OF ladies wearinr an
parel, the property Of Martin A. Watson, The
girl was servant in Mr.. Watson's house ana
was trusted by the family with all their wear
ing apparel. The property was recovered and
TINS morning Superintendent Richards com.
mlted the prisoner 20 jail for court.
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MEDICAL frRvxyoR's 0Frtcr. D
WAsHIEsTox, Il. C., February o, 1850.

WAsHIESroy, q. C., Tebrnsrz O. Isss
AB Ao,fion sale Of yaic able edfci no Ion ssr
rs1SiIeS ~ the hedisai h.Sasrtmsnt, Z. 8; Army,
day Of Mach next and 80 oseedIBg days ~ neceesa-
Iy, ~ 10 OF clock a kt the Warehouses located
on Judiciary Square, Fifth -@ad streets, back Of
the City HAal. =
The hsdianes are iD the original psekasss, and
tbe atteptios of the trade is IL yted 70 ths sale
which will embrace the following principal arti-
tles viz
sllphuric ktber, 600 lbs; Alcohol. 500 bottles:
Compound Spirits OF Ether. 80 4bs Simple Cs<ate
600 Tbs Chlsroform. 500 lbs; Fluid Extract OF
Bueha. 80 lbs. Fluid Ertrset sftAIehona 500 its
Fluid Extract Of Epiesshusns. 10 ibs.; Fluid Ez-
IIset Of Rhnesrb go los.; Mas, HyAIarg. 20 lbs
Dover Powder. no lbs OOd Liver Oil. 1000 bsS
,i's, c-s ghOr Pills, 100 Dozen tAmposed Cs,
baTtie ISlls sore Dozen; Opium Pin I 900 dozen.
Iocide Of Potassium 200 lbs; Rhubsrb. 500 ibs !,
POxdsred Rhubarb. go lbs Syrup o. squill, 500
hs ConpssDd spirits Of Lavender, osss<s. besids
Upwards OF sixty arti!ee Of the ksl.yl- xssiea,
20 bots similaS 10 the slcye. will be one<sd for
sale ~.
Catalogue, attaining a complete Iist With full
tsItssniaTs VIII h- ready by fbe I7th inst.
Tsfss Esse IB GlSerBns-af ia nds
Ftve 4sy ~it ts alo 20 ID re haSer 70 rsuov-
'rs .I.sJS prcpcr'y-
G. SUTHERLAND,
fStEsHp o. = A. Esiigs 81 Psrysyo,
h2 r ~ eOTELBR, Js., A)st.
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fou bet" is slang phrase IN Oahfor-
MIA. signifying strong affirmation. The follow
ing story is told of that region A burglar, at
midnight, climbed mp TO chamber win
dow and cautiously opened It. The ce-
cupant, CHANGING to be awake, crept softly TO
the window, and, inst as the robbers face APP
peared, pressed against IL the cold, smooth mus
zle of a revolver, with the injunction, .You
10 the ground, and running for bis life.
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EIhiffp sTArES MILITARY RAILRoADs

0fee s As,istass Qsaysrnsr-r,&
hECTIos SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
viii be sold st pue.ic auction at psnyiile Va .
oo Thh heDAf, the eth day Of March
fiyots) second hAad LOosmetiys EnstneS 4 fee<
20 lDsh sssse cylinders, l5x22; snd weighing
TSoi2) Box freight Cars, feet s1s inch gauge
Terms Casb in Government funds
L. ROBINSON,
el-sotf Bseyet Brig. Geo. A. O. N.
~ sSES5SSsiSS SS lS To 5Hf
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. ~ ..-. A GARD FROM ~
N~ hR n. T. HARVEY. NU
-. REDUCTION OF PRICES.

r '.-.'''- "Ltre and Let LIrs.7 '-rr
MT. T. n. Harvey begs leave TO return his s ncere
thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage
extended to hm for the past seven years, enabiine
POT, where he is prepared to furnish OYSTERS
IN EYERY STYLE, and in any quantity that may
Arpreciuting the encouragement which has been
30 htersiiy extended 20 him, he has reduced the
bushel 70 cents half bushel, 20 cents Der peck
or 70 cents per half peek; and he hopes an early
bushel, or 3 cents per peck. His facilities being
sucn % 70 DEFY eompstition, he has determined to
vfDdicate the supremacy OF the
ORIGINAL STEAMED OYSTER DEPOT,
Those whedesire something really choice, ana the
full worth Of their money, .suld do well to cali.
- .- 7. NJ HARVEY
No 2si stress, corner Of Eleventh, oprosite
sss s,shinSton Theatre, sndone block from Penn
4ltone eyonoo. H.. ian SD.2W
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AIANBoOD AER yoprnrUL yIoo1 An.
!s6 ~ 6'ssa'ssd ey hsLA10LDS IlTSx0I ~
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GALE or CONDEMNED QUARTERhASTER
- STORES, STEAM ENGINE, TELE-
GRAPE MATERIAL. &c.

CAt9 l,saTtsrsndstsT's 0Fcs, Dspot Of WashiHgtoa(
ten Of Goions james, Il NJ Moore oTe
nue., between 18th and 18th street, Washington, d.
O on FRIBAf; feerusr, q, ls6s, at 10 Q clock q.
&c. consisting Of
Stoves, shoTels. ChsiTs Chests, Desks. " srdrobes,
Lounges, Letter Presses, spitteens, Tables, Win
CSisels, Filss, Hstehets. Hamners' saws, Wheel, Wheel,
barrows, Grindstonss, Fire hose, Ladders, Pau
Trucks. one Steam Engine complete, belonging to
EELfaRASai6 t'ssihfE GafERaL Rits
%iis kes: i: Reel Stands. . a Ssar: Ter ssts' DO.
The Stores must be removed By the IS purchasers
within ave day, rrom date Of sale.
rsrRs Cash, IN Government funde.
{. BEsis: MAJOR Gen. and CSss b.sssa
PUBLlqs sr6kEs hSSr.sE isD pR5rrkFFRs S5 ksFFRRsIsrEsck
viii ss:s.s Il fsSIs es1'ss 4 Ess
ztsus Ss.d ii excellent cell IT. 1Srs sNas oa.a. .f"'''''
eeo pounds of Corn lin the earl
neSeS % PSSnS: SSnS: 81 Of s.an hsa
7soo gallons Of Extract ofConee
the following condemn suIsissence Stores. viz.
About coo pounds of Salt Beef.
isoo pounds VI Hard Bresd
I ,I6o pounds ef Corn Meal.
$50 pounds Of Dried Peaches.
2ODO Usds Of Honiny.
GO pounds of Dessiccated Potatoes
l740 pounds Of Mixed Vegetables.
25S4 pounds of Beams, kc., &c.
ALSO,
the ts,Iowins articles OF Commissary Property:
Iron safes, Letter Presses, Desks, Tables Chairs,
Gang Tables Spring Balances, Bean Scales, Plat
fern Scales, Counter Scales, Meat Saws, Commissa-
- Ct-est, Liquid ssd Dry Measures, Faucets,
Cooper Yises, Pinekers and Adzes, Bake Pans
frGcks. WheelbATroxs, Field Desks, Coffee Mills,
PRmp-, Axes. Axe Handles Cooking Stoves. Bread
IrcuEos, one Seow, ,CauldroDs, Fire Brick, Lamps,
&C. =
&C &c
T.r>as Cash IN Government funds.
G.. BELL,
feo SSt MAJOR and O. g., u. o. A.
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nBBATHs AND PRO0EIpIHGs Of tAe 0en
II erel fnennis! Oenysatsop sf Protsstsaf Irss
-: e2 lsss. Liis. SniIs s I've ~ q BcuItss S,
ssSe' ssS'''.' 'is ss:, FS%hdI I,slf i;iiJhs;n h;n-
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

well built three story BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; al
modern improvements. This property must b
seld the present owner is leaving the city. Fur
asst HhGLEk 90. ,Auetioneer..
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RY HALL, KILBOURN CO.,
- Real Estate Brokers.
Z. W. B0TELER, Jr., AuctioDeer.
AUCTION SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, Feb 18th, at 8 s'clock D. m. :,
House and Lot on 9th street, bet. N and 0-lot Is
by - to an alley. House twO-story frame, con-
tanning I'VE rooms.
HALL, KILBOURN & co.
Real Estate Brokers, No 476 7th ST.,
felO-I Intel 81 Opposite Post Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ok0VKR'8 NEW THEAfRR.
PonngylvAulA avenue, near willard HotAI,
LBOEARD 9ROVER OO................ .DireetcrS
LEONARD GB0VER-....O. d. HESS.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECrPrION
SECOND AppEARANoE or THE STANDARD
BAyORITES,
TO- AR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
who we're greeted last evening with House crowd
ed with their old Friends and Admirers.
TWO GLORIOUS PIECES TONIGHT.
THIS fTaesday) EVENING, Feb. Is,
The performance will commence with the Beautiful
Irieh National Drama, in Three Acts, entitled
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
Judy O'Tret, Irisb Jig, -Mrs. Barney William.
To conclude With the Pretean Farce of
s-. IN AND OUT or PLACE; or,
ACTING MAD.
V'HE GAhPBELL NINsTRELs.
REYNOLDS 4 co.
Win give Grand Gift Concert on
THURSDAY, February Is, 1866,
at the Odd Fellows Hall, 18th street. for the eenent
Of the machinsts now on strike ct the Mt. Glare
Depot, Baltimore, Nd As this 10 Tor the benefit Of
mechanics, ii 10 hoped there will be large attend
snce to aid them in their just csuse. Admission 50
cents. Commence at O'Clock. fel7-at-
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OwHERe WAsrKp.--Lsst night de,.ct,x..
Clarroe and McDevitt found in po-se.,io, -,
coioIso man an omeer's dress coat, nearly
They also arrested n young man who had -
his possession fine beaver cloth coat a youfh'.
oNereoat or an aduh's business coat bound
win oiacE braid, also black sloueh hat pur-
chased Of Jas. Y. Davis. The owners can ena
these articles at police headq uarter,.
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AUCTION SALES. e
rHIs AND T0KoRRoW.

AUOVION SALES.
. rHIs IsAITERHooN AND ToKoRRoW.
RY W. L. WALL ! 90, ,AuetioDeer,.
WONDERS OF TIE DEEP.
SEA SHELLS.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS,
Curiosites neveFtefore presented in this Country.
TIE ONLY GENERAL COLLECTION IN THE
UNITED srATEsi
fIsey eonsist ip part Of snpsre Oriental China
81 sSA Kpsi sAHpAL and other rare FANS, WORK
The SHELLS are the largest and most extensiy ye
Magnificent sHIwLs, With Thousands Of other
scarce articles, az auction.
fec -. wM. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
saSp.Y s6aSGJi3E S6HnH OF TIE ABOVE We 7. commence on
Z in the evening, and continue until all are soId
Exhibition morning Of sale.
RY K. T. PAGE & Co, Auctionesrs.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, at 81, o'cln.
shall sell, at our spacious Auction Rooms, large
and varied assortment Of merchandise, viz:
Mems fne Calf Boots, Boys and Youths Boots
Ladies and Misses Lasting, Goat and Glove Kid
Balmorals aRd Polish Boets
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing
Ivory. handled Table Cutlery, Castors
Ice Pitchers, Tea and Table Spoons
Clicks Glassware, Hosiery, Gloves. Carpetings
Fancy Quilts, TEayeling Bags, yalises
Goods, in great variety.
Gales positive, to close cOnsignments.
kE. PAGE 4 60, 5O2 7th street,
feR6t tChronl under Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

ALLiIAkr PArRoI- AID rRE PoLlof-ISssS
n1Fhl aeont9 ~ O'Clock .sofhoerx Holbroon 80,
hoofrron arreseed John Gaffinc. q soldIer, ter
being drunk and discrderly in the streets OF he
Second Ward. When The officer. were about
90 take him 70 the station military patrol from
the 5th cavalry ordered them 20 release their
prisoner. The officers were no, so disno~~d
and TO make them obey the soldier. eocked
their esrbines and presented them Al the On
GERS heads. The officers secured their mr.
er, who WAS turned over 20 the military an.
thorities this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

y CuhAhp- -LAEcrsY.-Last nish:, q young
raa nan, named Frederick Thompson, was ar
,ss $50 upon charge Of stealing an oyereoat,
p.optry OF Mr.. Il. r. kempton, from the
,Ia..a e~ioon OF the National Hotel A zen.
ueman nosihed Mr.. ksmpton that ne saw tss
ne ana pointed out Thompson az the man.
nm htmpton as, ., arrested Thompson and turned
nM n over 10 ou1cer johnson, OF the ThirS
MAfd--The coat was recovered, and m. w
SDer Wak sent 10 the Central Guardhoa.s to,
neaIlng offore ustice ThoInnsnn- w