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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31

I,erusn good. especially sdsV'ed for the Spring trade
urSar d. MIyYn Auoioneer Once No. y Ns1saast' oT-
pose IT, Post Of'ice.
GALE of LARGE and ELEGANT COL
MODERN PICTURES.
EMBRACING WORKS Or NAY OF THt 49,
LEADING ARTISTS or Tiik tRkSCa, DnitIl bhh
GIAN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN sChOOL>.
MINER sOMERvILLE
,in ..u a, suction on IN. EVENINGS Of FRIDAY, Bob
nd SATURDAY, 3lt Of March a. :! clock at the son r.
ill., Ara GALLERY y 8s5 Broadway near toureenth'i d
Lr.e AID fine collection Of MOderu Oh fgiatnas Ho te
various EufopsaH and American schools ehOIachs He -
ample o. the following eminent artists W
l.. Robbe OF Bfussels, oI,al4't o, ISIl''
J Mertz o. Brussels, de lihAs Oh faIh'
u y ScLsf,s of Brussels III Ronurr o. London
E,n..,,.n Van Fiten Of Brus :. Molvier Of London,
-, Wander Warden o. London
p eeter Of Brussels, = tyer,en q London
w. Portulan Of Dusseldorf N|1oiiis o. iso'eoh'
a, 49,. IA u. BraEelesT Of Nev1 ok,
- H., ~ DassldoTf Wan Leinpeuteu Of New lOIG,
A. Muller o. Dusseldorf p hes"I % Nv ',"s
L. Schmtz o. Dusseldorf ~ he,s, u -.
Z. Gerard 81 Paris, - ~ I,ah 81 Wv , -.
~ So III ysre W. ~ Cary ~ New. } ora
NJ A KoeAkoek Of Pans O. lnness Of new 1oIs
n n. b. Of PsIs r. LaeroI Of New-York,
y. Won ssben of Paris : oIinsh ., Wv w
David Col. Rogierso Of Psfis ~ MeDhs o Ns"-i OF
y. Kusernsn Of Peris, u a Zoo. 49, ~" ~
A. 4. BTicbsT Of ftns, lA ". rPeDai'
Emil Sschke Of Pam, ~. J. 'oLhsoh o. ~" III
y seignse Of Paris IT, O. G. barley Of Portland,
p $500 ~ Psrs w. NJ. Brown Of Portland
y. Accsfd OF Pans :. . SS u. - $500
y 1an.,yi., 81 p.,,s III. g. Brown Of Portland
" r., ~ gs.is / Mario Of Phiade phs.
y I.,nr,an. ~ ps6. IA D. Bellows Of Philadelphia,
2 ID. Deshsyes Of Fsrs " hobo' o.
n Lszergs Of Pans, r. =, $500 ~ pbiI.asi
Lsnfont de Metz Of Pafis, W.. u hlchAioS % i"'
Tn frere Of Paris. phlh
The above now on exhibition WIN ce's'Veu'-
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EMBRACING WORKS OF MAY % TIT NJ,
IgaDfNG ARTISTS or THE TRENCH, DLICIl btI
GIAN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN sChOOLs.
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II. .Sov, .,oel consist. fine foct French Ersu'h and
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ursaY d. MiyYR Auo'ioneer. Oflce No n Nsasoa'si oI
posite tt Post Ofice.
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-Mrs EDW ALL ALL
LoDER viii commence her cS @RsT S RIOS sIEGNG
uoh US - an October Mrs LODER viii be AZ no,ns
un tina, morning between nc sJs No. ~ East
m iyt, ,scond,t near LeIingonsys, OF 70 '"'eAe'"s
sou Psue Roous No W Bgose"u'
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THE best place in New-York to buy flANO
IL a, No 40 Bfoomest Previous TO removal TO our new
buidnr we will sell Pianos at 90 les, than nsna
nyio4, Second hand Pianos cheap. Psor aud chapel vi
IN. co.t Arion Wareroos No 40 Broonstt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31

viii sell A. suction on the EVENINGS Of FRIDAY, ~il
and SATURDAY 3t Of March a. = ocloct, at ne son
IN Er GALLERY y 8s5 Broadway, near toureeDthst
N.Y. IA fre collection Of Modern OIL Fgutngs ron N
vsr,on. EufopsaH and American Schools en0Iachs me .
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L. lusTpoN, Audiences.
MONDAY. Arni 2 a, IOs .. he,

AT their store. 10. s9o Broadway.
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obstruction.

EILSWORTHs MODEL BUSINESS COL
II LEGE. No 800 broadway will occupy room, ~ I'm
Con uf A.tor place MAY after which terms ioI Ibitloh
% from necessity he Increased. Pupils enieng pre'ioas
90 remove viii have the benefit OF present rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-''BroUH's Bronchial
Troches'' for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial AT
fections now stands the first in public favor
and confidence: this result has been acquired
by test of many years. Its merits and extern.
siyc use have caused the Troches To he coun-
teriaStrd, and we would caution purchasers to
be on their guard against worthless mutations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

CoREs, BUEIess, Grub ana Inverted Malls,
ENLARGED joints, CatlOsjtiSs, Vascular Excres-
cenCrs, ard other disorders of the feet, sue
crs.iully treated without pam, by Dr. White
surgeon ChirOPodlst, Rooms No. &A Pepnsyl-
wanna avenue. between y and 9Th streets. Of
nee hours from a. N. To p. m, and to 8p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

JFwELRy.-1be only Dollar J'welry Store
in this city Is G.Prigg's Dollar Store" No. i3s
nnsvfvania avenue, third door from Az ST.
100 STYLES Of Jeweiry, sill YER plated Ware and
Fancy Goods to chose from for only 81.
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CITY ITEMS.

L wTaH TO REMIND The citizens, and inform
the strangers of the District, hat our friend,
= ID. MARROW, 3s Pennsylvania avenue, near
:, ia street. has on hand. and makes to order,
Dress Shirts in all styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

IL TuE WEONG PA, E.-EIst night a gang
Of DISC. derby neg Tocs entered the restaurant in
the basement OF the bUiidiug occupied by the
Gas Company and the Police headquarters
and created . riot ! he proprietor slipped up
into tHt detective Office and notified the force
and detectives Kelly, BIgiey, Ciaryoe, and Nc
Dewitt made descent upon the rioters, and
arrested Eobt. Evans. Hausel Harrison. AionZg
Perry. and John Griffin, negroes, who were
armed with stones and hriCk-batS, and pre-
paElEg 60 smash up the furniture. They, OF
course. plead innOcrnse, and said they were
only looking on at some parties who were
PLAYING cards aud they were not the ones who
caused Tie riUt. The facts were clearly proven
asaIast them, and Justice MorseI fined them
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

SENT TO WORKHOUsE.-Last night Detective
Bigley arrested q white man named Edward
Hammond, who has been going about the city
begging for assistance TO carry his wife and two
children 70 Ohio; but who spends the money
Tor whiskey. gets drunk and lodges among ne
Eroes IN vaTious filthy localities Justice Nor
sell sent HIM TO the Workhouse as a yagrant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

STRANGE, RUT TRUE.-That corns, bunions
bad mails, etc, can be removed without PAIN
To br convinced call at DR.. Whites Rooms
IA Penn. ay., betwren y and 9th streets.
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TIE PARDON BROKERAGE CAsE-Cnse
1E7tBFt Gen. l. e. Bdt Dismissed.-In the
Criminal COurt his morning there WIS 2 large
crowd assembled TO near me decision on the
plea Of -'tE'sgtoiS corr r, Tur M nv l. T. Baker
ycs''s day. against tie judgement, charging
3 III with Tie TUl'.,. ~ OF 500 rom Mrs. Cobb.
On The opening of the court TINS moruing.
Judge Fisher read a lengthy, but interesting
opinion (Which 10 CrOw.Ied out day oy td-
yrtC-l concluding thus: zine demurrer is
OvefTuied, and the judgement Of rhe Court is
thH; the defendant br iii -rusSPd and discharged
from the pTemises iii the present Indictment
sFtCIned."
Inc District Attorney entered a Hollc pros. n
the remaining cast. fur taIsf imprisonment of
Joseph Il. Cobb aud also in the case OF Alfred
Spar FOR false i'm yTisOEmrnt growing out of
the -anP TRANSACTION
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MARRIED..
DIED.

IENNEf. At the residence Of his brother, W
A. Teuney so 9Th street, HUGH TEESEY late
OF the 9Th Pa. Vols.
Funeral service at st. Aloysius Church on We'd
nestEy, March -, SD. N.
BRONS. suddeny, on the 2stb, ALEXANDER
BhOnS, aged Is years, native Of Greenock
Scotland.
The Fri nGs ard relatives Of the family are re.
specnully invited TO attend the funeral from the
IreseyteTisn Church, corner OF 18th and streets,
capitol Hill, tomorrow, Wednesday, at two
GIBBONS In Georgetown, ID. G., on March
18th, JOSEPH, younRset Of John and MARI
Gibbons, aged i moths and IA days
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
his psIests, No 40 Bridge street, on We lnesday
afternoon, at o clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27

TIE CIRCUS AND MEsAGERIE.-The iuye-
niles are all agog over the immense posters
announcing The early arrival OF Dan Rice's
celebrated consolidated exhibition OF circus
and menagerie. which opens at the foot Of 9Th
street, near the avenue, on Monday next. Eli
Their branch Of the consolidation would draw
but when Dan Rice himself appears in the
ring, WIN both shows, we may expect Jam.
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RELEASED FROM AgEEsT-A policeman ar
res: = soldier named Frances Gushing. be-
longing 10 the l2Ih I. =. Infantry. a. the fire
on street Yesterday, for assisting 20 save the
valuable properly from the burning house: but
VINO, IN the opinion OF said guardian If the Ia W.
AS carrying the properly farther away from
tht mouse than was necessary to prevent its
D"inE ScOTched. He arrested the soldier for
theft and turned him over 70 Mr.. VIM Gates
OF Tie Provost MarshaEs Department This
morning MAJOR Russell investigated The case
ana fCund that The charge of stealing could not
b. sustained, except, perhaps, that he was
sull'y OF stealing while away from the
BARRACKS, Tor which he consigned him to the
gentle admOnltlonS of his commanding officer
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GEORG ETOWN ADVER,MTS
. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

"
An abatement of per cent will he allowed on
the tax of 1885, If paid before the first day OF
April next
2 st CHAs. u. WEIGH, Collector.
EQR KEST-On the lst Of April the WHARF
Il OFFICE, and APPURTENAECE5 on Water
street, between Congress and jefferson streets
nov occupied by q. Hieston & co as a Coal
Yard Apply to Mrs. J. g. MYERS, No 10 LIST st ,
EeOrEefOWn. h "a 2W'
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PEoNoTIoS.-MT. n. Durham, of Md, has
been promoted from a second 10 third class
elerkship IN the Office OF the Register OF the
Treasury.
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The steamer Thomas COllyer has been re.
moved from The Washington ana Alexandria
steam ferry line, and sent to Baltimore for re-
pairs.
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MRS. GATEwOoD COMMITTED
afternoon, Mrs. NJ. A. Lakewood, whose ar
rest by Detectives ClaryOe and McDevitt was
mentioned III yesterdays Star, had hearing
before Superintendent Richards. The ladies
OF the families in which she had been employed,
and who had lost valuable articles of clothing
appeared and identified portions Of their prop
erty- Superintendent Richards committed her
10 Jaii for Tial at court, in three cases of lar
ceny of clothing, &c, from Mrs. q. w. Riggs,
Mrs. }. A. heel.er, AMI Mrs. Abby. Several
other cases may be added IN the course Of TO-
day.
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FIRr ALARM AND ACCIDENT.-Last night at
! O'Clock. an alarm of fire was sounded from
box No. i, corner OF 18th street and MARYLAND
avenue, caused by the burning OF a foul CHIN
ney. The hrrmen responded promptly, and
as the steamer Union was passing the corner
OI lJth street and Pennsylvania avenue she
was upset and badly smashed: Fortunately
none Of the men Were injured. II is supposed
that the horses SHE'D at the fires OF the steamer
United States, which was \ short distance
ahead, and turning suddenly, caused the ac
cidcnt.
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HABELGkNN'S LAST GRAND SACRED COY.
CERT.-The programme of this concert to be
given ~ Metzerott's Hall tomorrow eyeaieC
VIII be found in another column. L. embraces
some OF the finest musical gems of the most
eminent composers, introducing Habelmann
SteiDecke and Madame Johannsen. of the Ger
man opera, Miss Krause and Miss Schmidt.
Mr.. SChafFPr, conductor
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TO 7 ii X l. A ID I Z s..

TO THE LA les. ..........
The Subscribers take pie ssure in announcing tn
aGeDeral Agents, they have completed arr ange
mtnts To supply the latest production of the
AMERICAN NODDED COLLAR COMPAyY,
GRAYS PATENT LADIES' CRIMPED COL
~ LARS,
To which they would invite the specia attention If
the ladies'. This article IL entirely novel Ia its con
structicp and appearance, and reaches the purcha-
ser In the form OF q handsome turn over Collar,
crimped or tuted rs its name indie ates and pro o.
erly curved to fit sBugly the wsarer 3 neck By q
slight pulling upon the ends. however lust sufi-
eent TO destroy the sweep OF curvature IL becomes
neat and tasty ''Garrotte" or Standing Collar or
pair Of Cuffs: II Is manufactured from the Same
and retains its pearly white appearsnce yithout
soilins, even longer than nicely polished linen
AS this Collar Is entirely new in the m srkot and
yet s in the hands OF only the larger the
undersigned propose for the present till the Collar
Il more generally introduced. to furnish sampIe
boxes. containing one dozen Collars. by mail post
paid to any address on recei pt Of IS cents
81 In xtring Post 06fts addJesS ,rsni,on T,,pu.
County, and Sfdis. Address,
-" LELAND, JOHNSON Il co.
NH 25-eolbt 81 Devonshire ST Boston.
SCOTT
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by GsEEN WILLIAMS, Aueeion.ers
" D.. go corner 7th and ID streets no a D.

sSrnsES s sSStITk On sIH sTREsr,
hNENuE NORTH AT PUBLIC AUCTION
cn tkIhsF. the ssth IN, tsut at 20 clock A. n f.,
We shai selt. ~ The re- IdeBce OF q ~-ntl-mzn de-
clIafns Housekeeping. No. 3s3 9th street, via
, Mahogany Sofss. fhsirs. Rockers, whxtnpt.
centre table: srHssel. srpet, Wslaut Dining r.
bic Chstrs Lounges, Painted Cott,g- Sett-, CT
tsse Be.tsteads, Dressing Burrsu. WsShs,an Il
IpgraiD hsIpets Hnsk hstrT~-ses ChsInh-r Stoves.
CT1c cry Cook stove. and et-n,ils q lot Of Il IN
en- ktuasites ard many other articles too a n-r-
NH a GRERN kwfLIIAMS k,.,.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsENENTs, &C TONIGHT.

GRovER's.-rhrrp Wa :. tar attendance at
growers last night. considering The disagree
aoie weather, to witness the irst presentation
thls seasOn of the tnr spectacular drama ." L he
ia OF Ice. or n ThIr,t tor Gold" Mrs. Agnes
Ferry made u IA vOrabe impression on her first
appearance, aud the SytnIe effects were very
enc. The play will b. repeated VITA the same
cast this evening. Low prizes restored.
Harp of Erin, or the Fs-
mans Triumphant ard Ireland Free" Also
The GuFTrillas of the Potomac" negro acts
the bSllet music. d &C..
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RY y. L. WILLS s Co, Auetipnesrs.

We will sell at Public Auction on thu rrenis..
on ISGSDAf, March 9Th At -'clork D. IN. Lot 6
10 square rs, fronting rs feet Sis ST, bet~
y shd War land avenue, aud running hack Iei feet
improved by tao sisry Frame House ooBtsiniRE
Terms cash.
Fifty dsllsrs down At the time and plare 81 sale
cost Cf purchaser.
NH 2l-6t D. L. WELLS 4 CO. Aucts
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NH 1s-6t'
8Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..

Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer=.
= HOUSE AND LOT.
On MONDAY, hday Of pril Ne ut. st o clock ,.
m we snail sell on the premises, Lot IS, in Ritber-
ger Of Square al having u feet font
running back 90 fret 70 an alley Is feet wide front
Ing on ~ loot alley, between 9th and 9Th streets
west and a. T streets north
Terms One half cash; balance In and I7 months,
secured by deed OF trust on the premises
huconveysncing and revenue stamps at the ccst
SlS Gown when the property is knocked or.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
NH c4-S ,Tu,F6ds Ancfionesrs
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A Fowl AFFAIR.-Early this morning Mr.
benjamin Norwood, Tiyate watchman be-
tween l. and NJ and OH and Ifth streets, dis
covered negro man making OF with a sack
containing chickens. The watchman followed
and tired TO bring the foul thief to halt by
HTIng several shots at him. 1t was no go. how
ever, and they ran through several streets in
great haste TO p, when The negro dropped the
sack and escaped. The sack was found 70 con-
tam ten chickens and a pair OF saddle flaps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-27
nv GREEN WILLIAMS, Aust,oaeen.
rY TSrs SA I'm BE EIRSI ggmp.ss

Two VALUABLE FIRST CLASS BUILDING
LOTS FOR SALE At PBBLIC AUCrTay
ou III RSDAf April ;, ISJj. ut o co:k o m .
VII! 'tler 'lr sale the prRtni -es t~o oe.iTa.
bic Baiiding Sites hefng 50 % IA hand
snsiy located Lot no s. IN squars No. 2tS on
not'n street betN cen lI'h ami I tn reets These
-ots each font - feet south ruuAing hacK 4i f-;
rsnrs, win "a 70 feet SHE sDi ~ feet ail-y
1guttrlhe Ia O n Ii ieet through aIley-all paE-t
I'M, prop y Is most eligIbls situated
nch - Treasury brpsrtnrnt and oua sIu.r-
Squares. $500 ''"N' '~">'''
81, he titH TO thi properly has been confrmsI ~
OF ali lBcumbr snc-s 0iN - NV
Terms OF sale: One half cash; the balance In tvv,
equal pay n'ItS OF and u months Tor which I'M
ISL behting notes, satisfactorily endorsed auI a
zen on the property, viii hs required The nur
CHASER 10 deJay all the rsuses of CouvpyAu"ing
OF sale within five GAYS 'A W JUS
m q 5'.ap25 GREEN WILLIAMS 49,.
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PROPOSALS INVITED FOKTHE ERECTION
AND REPAIR OF THE PTRLIC HY-
DBANTS IN GEOKGET0WN, DC.
IA tOh VII iCEs
EeoTrefO1ru N II March II

MAYORS OFFICE,
Proposals will be we'd at this Office until the
expiration Of ten DAYS from this date to keen the
for one year from the LIST day of A priI next The
bidder 20 state, LIST, the amount per Hydrant. in
tinguishing between the kinds now in uss I'd the
amount per Hydrant for furnishing and erecting
msy be ordered by the Corporation specifying the
style OF the Hydrant h. may propose. suhsi ;u'e,
t9I such lamp post Ii ydrants as may become defec-
tive, er otherwise unit Tor use
Persons disposed TO make, proposals, as above
tne suo!cct thar they may desire on application
NH II lot HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
~ DRY GOODS STORE,
1Ol Bridge street. Georgetown, ID. g.
Now epeping, fun stock Of sPRING GOODS,
embracing Ladies Dress Goods in great variety,
Cloths for Sacks, shawIs: Skirts: white Goods,
SoUsh It 2sdss n ThS S d have been
h3tt &c Quick sa ln'IGsh9rt profits
- -. ANDRIA, VA. ALE :
Csisf ggarttISnaster', 0eg, Depot Of watsimgtor,l
Washington, ID. G., March lg, 1875. {
About seven thousand q 00OI tons Of Govern.
ment
ANTHRACITE COAL.
on hand at Alexandria. Va, is offered for s,Ie at
eIshtt 5I aolars per ton, IN quantities of not less
than tfJ ton. 10 be delivered to purchasers At
Payment to be m 4de in Government funds on the
delivery of tha coal
S e. RSnG FfFpD
n, at Sixth street wharf, n this E ci,y
Byt Maj. Gen. and q ief ousrfsriaaster.
m l9-dtaps Depot of Washington.
II l.. WELLS i CO., Auctioneers.
II. Cor. 18th and streets, over whites Store.
Having been lsDg and fayorably known to ths
people o. ~a,idngton as heal Estate Agr9its, wa
AUCTiOSEERs to ali those about giving mp
housekeePing; aso, in selling Resl Estate at PUB:
PERsoshL PR6PERTY and and d HGTsEH0LD
FURNITURE. We would respectfully impr
upon the citizens of Washington that it viii be
our chief aim and desire 20 get the utmost when
goods are sold at auction, and We only refer tho
citizens 10 our past rscgIi In the sale and renting
Corner 18th and streets,
fe sim Over Whites Store.
JUST RECEIyED,
SA1LL.Rp a o kEESH SUPPLY OF
NV. BuR6HEIb.
or re,
OIL 4 A L.
Every enc owning herse should use the above
articles, especially At this season of the year.
SEED OATS.
Agrime article for sale; the very bOss in the
FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY,
For sale low, In quantities to suit, by
WH. GAIT b CO..
nh l5-tf Corner Ind. and Ist street.
4
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WANTS.

w ANTED-A lady desires eIrUATION to DO
City f .rtnffie o, COPYING Address L. Bog ss3
WANTED sm.ii HOUs or two unfurnished
W rooms Per sons ans werIns will please state
sfecaHty aud terms. Address A. j L., Star Or
"A Chsml srn aid or Child Nurse, Refsrs noes il
Isanired. Inquire on 18th street, Sd door above
strset. NH H3t-
w HOtsEs aud LOTS in sSei if cations, for
essh, to suit customers. We ALSO want small
o. Akh near w"'hnsGS " viii FIS = CO s'o
NH Aft Corner of 18th and @ u.s.; S s,
w 413 TIN st, bet aud H m ?S-sts
WANTED,A good white WOMAN, to cook
Wssh sae IRON Best II references required,
WANgED-A white Protestant GIRL tot.ke
~, Nv charge Of kitchen and dining room at No. :
WANTED-Twe DRk.sMAKERs. at No $50
Wv 18th street, bets,en Ii aud /. Mons but good
bands need appil. Also, TWO young LADIES TO
iesIn lnc ouslhess MA st'
WaMTED.By i.s Of April for perm .nrnt
north Of Pa avenue, bet. 4tb ami 18th SITS. fSsars
499 ct north, near ath st. m24 St.
WaNTEn.By tho last q March ors un'ur-
w nished kOUMS, suitable for house re pirfg for
afaniiy Of Three Address stating terms and TO-
csUoh, $ r Star Office. m i-St*
WtNTEh-To lease fHr term Of years from
house, &c within short distance of Washing
ton. WIN s,UNpEks. Propogsting Garden,
WhNTED-we want all the HOUSES we can
w get, large or sElsll. fur shed or unfurnshed
for first class families; and two for menbers OF
D. L. WELLS SEQ.
corner 18th aud streets,
5-H over White store.
AN ExPEhIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT.
Can on Sir SEa P sts .tse ean ?T
w small family. Apply between IL a m and /
2. m, February 26th, at No SIS 10Th street, near
u. fsli
%. UUU handed Gb6TRiNG q ali d eecPhe
tions for which fair price will be paid, ass TN.
corner street. Jan 10 3m'
WANTED wANTEDn wANTEDI1
FANCY sTTG6REEk kEEFE Esp hNS' OTHERS.
p,S6te5i bssssss where small outlay is only rsi
9uiTsa End where these sngas in the s9Hs
Stamping Depot, 81 street and be taught his
new N method OF Stamping so simple that child
practical stamper here, we can furnish fuii and
srd By the @aaa or
a ch2nce Tor any one wishing to make money by
small outlay. Jan I-tf
3SI WANTED. WANTED. WANTED 38I
WILLIAM PRINCE. MI
The Pioneer of Stamping having new faeilities for
STAMPING,
WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS
CLUAkS GAPES, SAGQUES, YOKES, BANDS
IhCuSHiONS. SLIPPERS, &c, stamped by the
Job. We are weekly in receipt Of new Patterns Of
the latest desig and by the sid Of a new machine
We are prepared 20 stamp any pattern brsught u.s.
A. we are the only practical Stempers here we are
willing TO come down. Ladies' need not travel the
city over 10 get chap Stamping, when they can
come to the Only place for assortment Of Pat
terms not exCeiied ia New York
WILLIAM PRINCE,
ys1 street, opposite Patent once
Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts and
SiIswls, for sale. no is
Az AETEb- sFUOED HAND FURNITURE,
~ Alse, MIRRORS. CARPETS. BEDS BED
DING and HOU5EFURNISHING GOODS of every
description. Z. BUOHLY, s06 It'll street,
ies0 between and n east side
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AUCTION SALES.
~ GREEN q wILLTA0s 1...,...-

Is WILLIAMS, Auotioacsrs
FIksI CLASS BUILpING LOT ov srroxn
$500 WEST BETWEEN AN6T SIS
On NEnNEsDsY the n tast.n. ,,h.,r
hvs click m or immedistsiy after the cps al,
rertl ed ~ Robert Bali. trustes, W. sh-Il III -
front 4 the premis-s. Lot No :, In s,n.r.
sbs StIe, nskisE II handsome building site
N MIS- secured BY deed Of trust the Srasai .,s
n2d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auets
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10y NJ. h. WALSH a CO, Auctfonasrs
~ No. 2e3 Pa ay.. corner 10th street

sales every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
nRDAG MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. OF Furniture.
Dry Gocdr. Clothing, CrockeTy, Boots, Shoes, ko.
. ALSO,
|. Sales EVERY EVENING, at z O'Clock. Of sen.
ersl assortment Of Merchandise, wstohes, No
GonH. sc.
outdoor sales attended to on reasonable terms.
Consisnments solicited
m 2~ NIX WALSH q CO Auots