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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
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N SMALL Farm, 81 ACRES; GOOD
briek huReo and wgli lsiproved, six miles from
Daytw, adjoining Liberty Sib0O.
Hne fcqidcnce, 81 acres wen Improved
within pue mile Of Dayton.-,fsLSoO.
-; frame house aud ~ acres, on Grccncasle
a farm 2. isQ neros, on Boar Creek, good land,
iI a irrn 6f y asrts. two miles north Of rhinibs.
blfgj cheap nc fulnn0 IiIifI.t $3.50
. a lne brick on Jones strcotrf3b0O.
a hne house and lot on East Ihirl street A. 600.
Three hpusee Aud lots on Fourth street for ~ 400
t2bOO, and SEQ zach al cheap.
lne Tesldence Ia yellow Springs, woh Inn
a gogl House ami lot, wen improved, on Long
'sttectL Sa0o0 ilF
a farm . uiilcsl nom Dayton, OF 100 acrcs we'll
improved, on Nation iikp, cheap for fi70D
a farm Of tbi acres 1 mile east OF Union. on tho
oki Troy road, wcll Improved and the best quality
a farm isB acres, ,wollimproyod o miles south
west OF Covington, Ohio, the best land for $40 per
Flax factory, oocapicd by Messrs Davis 4 Co.,
" ith machinery, and acres Of land.
\ iAfin of lhQ acres, mile north Of Browns sta
ton, on Western X. r., on Twin Greek, well i'm
pr0yed- fi0O00.
a farm OF 30 acres. on GrcnvIlc r. R.-sq,9tO
A farm Of 50 acres good improvements at
browns Station, on Western r. r. tl,2pO -,
farm OF 70 acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from Dayton 80 0O0
a number OF houses and lots In different parts Of
the city. All will be sold cheap. ......'L lt
fob2-u LENlH n ApPLkGATE, II. E A.
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STATE Of coNsE,GTlcuT,

STATE OF CONNECTICuT, .
HHi .UOUNTS oP HARTFoHD,B sS'l'iil'i DIVE
\ Horace. }. Morse, Vice President aud jas f.
Burns, Secretary of the PhWniN Mutual IifO In
suranGe Company, being severally sworn, depose
and say, that the foregoing Is FULL true aud cor
AMI that they are the above described Ofhcers
thereof II. j. MORSE, President i.
n iuf ..N .hl JAS. " BURNS Secretary
y Subscribed and sworn be'orc me this 10Th day OF
July, 1896 ''''' EDWARD GOODMAN
lPGyE CEHT STAMP Ohio Com. of Deeds in Conn
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From Rev. ID. McTrige Pastor OF the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia. f'

From Rev. ID. McTrige, Pastor OF the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia, tT f'
From the many respectable recommendation
given 20 DR.. uoonands German Bittcrs. was in
duecd 70 give them u trial. After using several
bottles found them to he good remedy for de-
bility, and most excellent tonic for tho stomach
ID, MERHIGE
from Rev. WIN. Smith, formerly Pastor OF the
Philadelphia.
Having used in my family number of bottles or
your iloonand's German Bittors, have 10 say that
l rcgdri them MS an excellent medicine specially
adaptel 70 remove the diseases they are recon-
mended for They strengthen and invigurate the
Hystem when dcbiltated, and are usefsl In dis0r-
dors OF the liver, loss OF appetite &c have also
recommended them 10 several of my friends, who
have tried them, and found them greatly beneficial
In the restoration OF health Yours, truly,
WM SMITH, 800 Hutchinson Street,
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From tho Rev. Thos. ~ Winter D. d. Pastor OF
Marlborough Baptist Church.
boar Sir ;--I feel Ii due 10 your excellent prepa.
ration, Hoonands German Filters tO add my tea
thony 10 the deserved reputation IL has obtained
have for years at times, been troubled with great
disorder In my head and nervous system | was
advised by friend 10 try bottle OF your German
Bittcrs, did so, and have experienced great and
unexpected relief; my health i,as been very ma
torihlly hcneftod. confidently recommend tho
anil have boon assured by MT ~ OF their good Of
feels. Respectfully, yours. 4. WINTER,
UoNbOrough, Pa.
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OFPIcE or THE AUpIrdR oF STATE
% ilr COLUMBUS, ONO, ,Jniy 49, 1866 3
IL Is hereby certified that the foregoing is "a cor.
rect copy Of the Statement Of Condition of thu
PhmniS Mutual IIife fnsuranca Company, OF
Hartford, Cpnnecticut, made 10 and lled ia this
ONCE for the year 1896. ''.' ''"
Jafn. Witness, my hand and seal oflrially
lsEALl JAS. II, GOODMAN,
Jy.Sw3 ipli Auditor 0fstatb
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EzsOFLAND,s GERMAN BITTERR
win cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,

That this Bitters Ia not Alrholic contains no Rum
or whisky aud cannot make Drunkar,is but n the
Hest Tonic In tho World
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RObdcL's Bitters.
They are better than al pills Powders, au
bther nauseous, disaHfoeatle com pounds.
.rIfl ROOdcl1s Bifters.
They can be taken without rcgarl TO diet.
an APPETIZER they have no equal
RObdcE's Bitters.
They are prepared by an old and sknIfdi ply
rian, from well known vegetable remedies
HObdcIe's Ittf6rs.
Wherever known uloy have become stand
family strcngthing remedy.
Ie06dcL's BittePs.
Try one bottle, and you will always use the r
and recommend them 10 others.
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DISEASE AMONG UArTLE-This wiz

DISEASE AMONG CATTLE.-This winter quite
number Of cattle on the outskirts OF the city
and she surrounding country, in Prince
Georges and Montgomery counties, have died
quite suddenly, giving rise to the fear that the
disease which carried them off was epidemieal,
and also that the disease might be the Kinder
pest, which has prevailed among cattle so IA
Tally in Europe.
We learn that the Veterinary Surgeons, who
nave been called on to treat the diseased cattle
II this vicinity, have found that most of the
illness results from disease Of the lungs con-
tracted by the animals from the severe winter
and this disease being difficult one to cpre
when the animal is not in prime order, quite a
number of animals have been lost Besides
this disease there other affections, Originate
ing from the want Of proper care, shelter as
well as food.) some of which have proved IA
tai this season, and in or two ms stances some
eff the dairymen have lost very heavily.
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POLICE REPORTs-SecoHd Precinct-John
O'Dwyer, larceny of ice; for hearing. Also,
disOrderly; -. Edward Stewart, do; dis
missed. Also, dog unlicensed; do. Il. q. Row.
ly, j. III. Pine, Thos. Meg uire, and Jas. Search,
81 each.
THIRD PreciRct-Jeremiah Falyey, selling in
the county without license: $50. Mary Shea
and Thos. DOwnPy, drunk; dismissed
Fourth Prccinct-Jane Brown, grand lar
ceny; bail for court. DAM Smith, drunk and
disorderly; VIM. H. Mortimore, drunk; dis
missed.
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u = SUPREME COURT, Feb. 6.-Hon. George
NJ. ChilcOtt, Esq, of Colorado, George T
Suong, Esq, of New York, and John l. Bullet
Esq of Pennsylvania, were admitted attorneys
and councillors OF this court.
No. l43. The schooner Seeing and cargo
James J. Pendergast ct al, claimants and ap-
pellants, VS.. The United States. Appeal from
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of Maryland. On motion of Mr. Ridg-
ley. counsel for the appellants, this appeal was
dismissed AZ the costs Of the appellants.
No. 81. The United States, plaintiffs in err
rOr, VS.. Robert l.. Cutting ct al; and
No. 312. The United States, plaintiffs in
error, VS.. Harvey Fisk ct. al. These causes
Were argued by Mr.. Attorney General Speed
for the plaintiffs in error, and by MIR. Allen,
MIR. Burrill, and Mr.. Eyarts for the defendants
IN error.
No. 3il. The Bank for Savings in the City OF
New ork, plaintiffs in error, VS.. Maunsell Ii.
Field- The argument OF this cause was COM
menced by Mr. Allen for the plaintiffs.
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RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPOX.-Tot the COM
munity at large the advertiser, being Row fully
prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure of
this most lOathesome Of all diseases, and will
give his personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous testimonials of lis sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible to
all inquirers. Call or address No. 322 4th st.,
between q and II, Was hngton. 2w
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u. :. COURT OF CLAIMS, Feb. 6.-Theodore
h Oehlsehlager. Esq, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor OF
this court.
VIM. q. Smeth, Esq, of Selma, Ala, was
appointed commissioner OF this court
Henry kellogg VS.. The United States This
cause was argued on demurrer by Mr. Weed
the Assistant Solicitor. for the United States
and by MIR. Mcpherson for the claimant, and
the case submitted.
John Spicer VS.. The United States This
cause was argued on demurrer by Mr. Weed
the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States.
and by Mr.. Mcpherson for the claimant and
the case submitted.
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LARCENY CAsEs.-John Williams was ar
rested yesterday by officer Hall, OF the Third
Ward, for the larceny of a coat, the property
of Alonzo Alger. Williams had a hearing be-
fore Justice Thompson. and was sent to iaiI
for court. Aaron T. Reeves was arrested by
Sergeant Skippon and Roundsman Shield for
the larceny of property at Canterbury Hall, the
property of Mrs. Charles Howard and George
Lea. The prisoner was taken before Justice
Thompson. who sent him to Jail for court in
each case. He had been bartender at the hall.
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THE FIRST LECTURE before the Soldiers and
Sailors Leagues was delivered last evening at
tine Methodist Protestant Church, on Ninth
street, by Colonel John W Forney, to a re-
spectacle audience of ladies and gentlemen.
An ailusion TO General Grant produced hearty
applause. which was enthusiastically renewed
on the distinguished hero's appearance in the
hal. He was conducted to seat on the stand,
and at the close of the lecture gratIfied all
pr sent by a cordial shake hands.
The lecturer closed his discourse by the
gratifying announcements TO the members of the
/ ague that he was authorized to contribute
S2,5OO TO their treasury, for the purposes set
forth on their constitution, from Marshall
OROberts, Esq. of New York, and four
PhIladelphians.
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FIRH.-The alarm of fire at 2.1O o'clock yes
terday was caused by the burning of bureau
drawer in the boarding house of Mrs. Andre WIS
on i, between 18th and 14th streets. 1t was
extinguished without much damage to the
property.
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COLDS AND CoUGHs.-Sudden changes of eli
mate are sources of Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies act speedily when taken in the
Bronchial Troches'' let the Cold, Cough, or lrri-
tation of the Throat be ever SO slight, by this
precaution a more serious attack may be
warded of. 60
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CoRNs, BuNIeSs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains,
Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No 424 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. between ~ and 9th streets. Of
nee hours from a m. to p. m, and to D.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation.
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CHILD MERDRR.-The dead body of a newly
b)rn white male infant was found on the south
side of the Canal, between 18th and 18th streets,
this morning. Coroner Woodward SUNNI oned
a jury who found as their verdict that the child
was murdered and placed there by some per-
son or persons unknown.
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WILL BE OPENED this day splendid assert
ment of Cluster Sets, Rings, Port Monies,
Combs and a variety of other goods All for
one dollar and a free gift included, at the New
York Dollar Gift Store, No. is6 Penna. ave.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-James Nc
Bride, drunk; Sl.50. Jessie Lewis, disorderIy;
81. John Hentze, violating corporation ordi-
nance; dismissed. Sal ali Hays, malicious mis-
chief; do.
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NEW STYLES, DESIGNS AND MoTToEs.-The
most complete assortment of Valentines ever
offered, wholesale and retail, very cheap. at
Shillington's bookstore, corner u street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
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PRCTRACTED MEETING. - The protracted
meeting p the Wesley Chapel Mission, corner
Of 9th and = streets, is still in progress, this
being the sixth week, and the interest Is very
general. There have been over fifty CONVEX
sions up 70 this time, the most OF them being OF
grown persons, and forty seven have already
united with the church. There was no better
field for a revival OF religion, and there Is no
doubt the effects will be felt for years In that
vicinity. Rev. DIR. Nadsl, pastor OF Wesley
Chapel. will preach there this evening.
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BURGLARY.-Monday night. Mr.. John Sha-
fsrs. No. $40 18th street, was entered by a thief
by hosting the window of the kitchen in the
rear of the building. The thief carried away
the clothing of the family which had just been
washed and was placed in the kitchen in a
large basket preparatory to undergoing the
ironing process. The whole lot was valued at
SI2O
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions,
rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases.
Try it; only - cents. Sold by druggists. com
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STEALING WooD-The wood merchants near
the canal are badly used by the negroes quar-
&C ontrabands," but very few of them being
residents of this city previous to the rebellion
The negroes of that vicinity pay little for their
fuel, 1t being furnished 'sInvoluntarily' by the
merchants, one OF whom, Mr.. ]. Is. Warder,
testified before Justice Morsell that he be-
heyed the wood stolen from his yard during
the winter was worth over 500 He had
caught eight or nine in his yard, but did not
prosecute them. Last night he caught another
negro named Jessie Lewis in his yard. Lewis
had climbed a fence nine feet high in order to
caught. Justice Morsell fined him 81 under
the Corporation law.
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HELLKR.-Do not forget that Mr. Robert
Heller, well known TO the Washington pub-
lie a. an adroit COnjurer, brilliant Pianist, and
witty Con Observation-Disclosures metzerott's Hail.
formerly Iron Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th Streets, north side, this
evening.
He has added many attractive features to his
entertainments since be was last here not the
least Of which is his marvel the "Sphynx,"
which is well calculated to excite the wonder
and curiosity OF our citizens. Reserved seats
can - secured at MetzrrOtt's.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher.-The case OF
W. III. LIMOS, charged with the larceny of
Watcn, was brought TO the attention OF the
court, and at the request Of District Attorney
prisoner discharged
Lloyd Smiler and John Smiler, larceny OF
watch valued Mt $75, the property or john
Braxfon, were put on trial.
The evidence showed that on last CHRISTMAS
day the prisoners with another not arrested)
went 10 the house of Braxton, In the Seventh
Ward. LLOYD Smiler got his foot inside the
door and called Braxton a son OF BIB, and
told him to come down. Braxton came down
and struck at LLOYD Smiler with a stick. LLOYD
backed out. Braxton shut the door. The party
outside pushed the door open and dragged
Braxton ont. and beat him. In the fight Brax-
toms watch fell out of his pocket. One of the
party exclaimed, Take the son of a bis
watch" Lloyd Smiler seized the watch and
ran off.
A witness testified that the man not arrested
was the one who called Lloyd SmIlers atten-
ton to the watch.
Mr.. Philips, counsel for John Smiler, asked
the Court to instruct the jury TO render a YER
dict of acquittal in the case Of John Smiler as
there is no evidence against him on the charge
of larceny.
The Judge instructed the jury as prayed by
the counsel, and John Smiler was acquitted,
and used as a witness for Lloyd SmIler. Yer
dict OF the jury. guilty as indicted. Phillips
and j. Z. Garlic for defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-07

CALIFORNIA Stone Sets, Combs-new and
beautiful at Prgg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
ABS Pa. ave-, Sd doors from y at.
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OFT ITEM g.

ATTENTION Is called to the sale of Fine En-
cravings tonight by Magic Il Co, corner Of
Pa. ave, and 18th st., south side.
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DIED,

DIED,
HYAM On Wednesdsy morning, February I,
at O'Clock, MARGARET CATHERINE, the be-
loved wife of B. d. Hyam, Eco land daughter Of
the late Francis Mast j of this city.
Her funeral will take place on Friday morning
at ga O'CLOCK, from the residence of her brother s.
Mast. 461 9Th street. A solemn requiem mass will
lie celebrated at st. Patrick's Church at 10 O'clock
Her friends and those of the family requested TO
attend without further notice.
WALL. In Georgetown, ID: g., Of consumption,
Feb. 6, 1865, Mr.. MICHAEL WALL.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence, corner of JEFF
ferson and ster streets, to morrow tThursdayJ at
2 O'Clock p. m.
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NAGLE & CO., Aucts. ],
SALE OF VERY CHOICE FINE STEEL PLATE
ENGRANINGs.

On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
9th and 9TH inEtants, at "a O'Clock, NAGLE& Co.,
AuctioneeTs, will sell at the large Central Hall,
over their salesroOms, 267 Pennsylvania Avenue.
a choice lot Of hBe Steel Plate Imported EngrAy.
ings, consisting Of some choice Proof Impressions
after Lapdseer, Herring, Thompson. Creswick.
Faed, Ansdell, RowbOttom, and other celebrated
artists
This is an excellent opportunity for the citizens
of ashington aba ut to embellish their Residences
with some choice eDgTsyings, which will be on ex-
hibItion two days bsfore the sale.
Sale peremptory.
Ladies respectfully invited 90 call and az
anime. Private sales will be made il desired
Catalogues on Tuesday morning
fe6-3t NAGLE & CO, Auctioneers.
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At PRINATE SALE

A well established CONFECTIONERY STORE,
with Saloon attached: Kitchen and Bakery COM
pletei IN sood location. Will be sold on easy
terms. For particulars apply to NAGLE Co,
Auctioneers, corner Pennsylvanis avenue aud lIth
street. febt
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10y W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ID Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
O. La ay., between 9th and 10Th sfa
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES

SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES &c
On THUR SDAY MORNING, February sth. CON-
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Bazaar will be sod
large number Of
HORSES,
including q number Of excellent work, saddle and
family Horses. A full desert pticn at sale.
ALSO,
A pair Of Match brewn Horses, fine travellers.
large collection of desirable new and second
hand Carriages, Baggies. Rocksways, ExpresG
Wagons, and other vehicles.
large collection of new and second hand HAr-
ness, &c.
ALSO,
New Family Carriages
New Germantown Carriages.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday, without regard 20 the
weather.
Carriages and Harness always at private sale
fe6 W. L.. WALL CO, Aucts
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At PRIYATR SALE

well built three story BRICK HOUSE, and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; al
sold, the present owner IL leaving the city Fur
Their particulars 1T our store.
ia ls-tf NAGLE GO. ,Auctioneers.
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c. 0nn.-Wanted to buy for 5000 Second
.1c.UUU handed CLOTHING of all descrip-
tions for which fair price will be paid "a 7th,
corner street. ian 70 3ms
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFfEKNoos AND TO KoRRop
Ry GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Asctsou..u.

rHLs AFrEkNoor AND ro-koRRov.
RH GREEN WILLIAMS. Ascsouesu.
on THU IIHgRspar; ne - e, .! r.sss..y .ss.
ing very sssir.ss BuIEDis nc e Lots .Ss
Lot No 8, frontins 81 fses On north street. Be:
and Lot. numbered and 9, in the sans square, o,s
ssre.t Los sc,r front9g fee. and sshs. % soTs
s.a Lot f.enting 9 feet and snsh on ssrysnd
The plat. Of the squares and iOts Of wsshinssos
Terms: One third e,.A. ana N. A.,.nea in ..uL
instalment. aud ta.i SSe nosts from ne S.T
er sHe, With interest from date, secured by deed OF
.idn Ss i,s 70 hi: rrcrsry {. clear md unEs
The purchaser 90 pay, tor stamp. s.d conway
aGsinS GREEN WILLIAMS,
Siu'Ah's'Sos Auctioneers.
- THE ABOVE shLE Is posrposvp TN,
hour and place. GREEN a wILIIsss'
res AuctiOa0r,.
RY K. r. PAGE CO., kuctioneers.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, .tsso,d,.
and continuing every evening turing me week ~
snd varied assortment OF nsFche,ad noe n, large
Mems fine Csn BoOts, Boys and Youths Boots
o. BslSoTsls and Polish Bcets
Ivory handled Table Cutlery, Cas-or
Ice Pitchers, Tea spd Table spoons
S Ss1ae si shaw, Linen Isels Goyess N.Ph.s
s ssnsy Quilts TpTsssolihg Bsgs ysii.S
, Goods. in greet variety
sales POTtiTF, 70 Ps sSse SO Sa
feS-6t under odd FeiiOvs' HaI.
RY M. X. WALSH a CO, Auctioneerr,
No 2e3 Pa. sv., corner l0sk etreet.
AUCTION SALES EyERY TUESDAY. -HURs-
DAY and SATURDAY MORNING., at Iso clock,
in 'front.' Of our Sales Room.
EVERY EVENING Through tire ~eek, cam.
MMencihng q. oloeK. OF regular assortment Of
Out door sales attended to on reasonable tsrms
Gas, Sash advanced on merchandise OF every doscrip-
" fei~ NIX. WALSH 4 co. Au,,.
by NAGLE & CO., Aucneneer..
ID Ssles-Teoms No. 267 Penn.y lvanis avenue,
corner OF nth street.
maggie B. Go. will give their personal atteption 20
the sale Of Real Esfste and Household furniture 81
the residence Of families declining hoa.ek eeTir-.
9hsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
nsIheee' &C. dec LILY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
We viii sell the following srticies, LsinH IN. .
OF Grocer, consisting Of
Pearl Starch, family Scans.
Choice Green and Black Teas, Coffee,
Bottled Porter, Ale, and cider,
wines and Liquors In woed spd glass
With other articles usually found in a first class
grocery.
One Family Carriage
NAGLE CO., Aucts.
LARGE SALE OF LApIFS' DRESS TRIM
MINGs, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, LABiKs'
CL0AKS. &c. &C
NAGLE q CO. Auctioneers,
will sell at 10 O'Clock,
On FRIDAY and SATU RDAY, Feb 9th and nth
at No. so Market Space, bet. 9TH and sth sta
for account of " hom IL may concern
a large variety Of Gsucy Gosds, Dress Trim
mincs.
Woolen Goods, Hosiery. Ladies' CIoaks
Head dresses, combs. Brushes. &c
Also, large quantity of Silk FFinges for coach
makers.
fe7St NAGLE & CO, Aucts 1
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MARRIED.,

PROCT0R-EyANs. On February 6, 1856, by
the Rev ]. Davis. CHARLES w PROCTOR 70
Hiss MARY EVANS both Of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-07

WANTED TO PUROHASE-A LOT for a
feet deep, between 4th and 10th streets west and
and Nj streets north. A corner lot preferred. In
quire OF ID PEEL, No. 431 7th street west. Cash
will be paid. ia IL -2aw2ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-07

NV ANIEUT WAITED WANTED Ill
w GENTLEMEN, LADIES,
FANCY STOREKE EPERS AND OTHERS,
Who would like to engage easy, light and
profitable business where small outlay is only re-
Quired, and where those ensagir in the same can
comm, at once, to call at WIN. PRINCES
Stamping Depot. 3S1 street, and be taught his
new method of Stamping, simple that a child
can at once undertake any job. Seing the only
PRACTICAL Stamper here, can furnish full and
complete instructions, tools, cushions, compost
lions ard stamps by the dozen hundred. This ia
a chance for any one wishing to make money by
small outlay. ian If