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RY c. ". BOTELER, JK., AuctioDeer

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE SILK nRRSsHs
ELEGANT SHAWLS, TABLE LINEN COATs
DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
On TUESDAY MORNING, January Is, at III
O'Clock. shall sell, at my Auction Room, No. 30
ID street between 10th and 18th streets large col
lection Of Ladies' and Gentemen's Wearing Al
parel, Table and Bed Linen, Silver Ware, 40,
received st the Dead Letter once, embT scing In
part follows, viz:
ICE Silk and other Dresses, embracing every de-
scri pton Of shade and color, most Of which are Of
Superior quality; q large number OF Cancels Hair,
Canton Grape, MerinO. and ether Shawls; Cellars,
Cloth and SILK Capes, Undertleeves, Wells, stock
ings. Glsves, Velvet ard Silk Circulars, Handker-
chiefs. Scarfs silk Fringe, Parasols, Cloth Coaks
Tides. Remnants Of silk, silk, Josies. Edging.
silk Gloves, Merino Yarn, Patchwork Quilts
Tsble-clOths, Napkins, Sheets, Table covers, q
large assortment 9 fine Cloth Coats and Pants
Silver Spoons and orks, Silver Gohlets &c, wi IN
an endless variety Il hi aneous goods neces
tractiye 20 Ladies'.
This sale viii be continued daily until the Who'll.
stock II disposed Of
Terms cash.
ia SGT W. B0TELER, JR., Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE WILL BIZ POST
aA % N
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w Lib s1 ia .tssLAt = %56khks.'
Manufacturer Of
uaRBLB MANTLEs, MONUMENTS, TABLI
and WASHSTAED TOPS, 40,

Monuments made to order on reasonable terms
and shortest notice.
viii keep constantly on hand EAsTKRH MAR
Bile and MARBLE THING.
ORDERS for PlumberS SLABS promptly attended
TO- Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west. WashinRton. d. O. mar<
DENNIS can he had In any quantities. ct tie
Il Star Once counter. dc MI
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by JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioseer..

POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT At CORNER OF AND PATH SIS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January sd At
clock. on the premises, we shall sell Lot A. in
Square 40. fronting IS feet on street north at the
corner of street west, with depth of So feet
the latter street; and
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 24TH JANUARY
at o'clock, AT THE AUCTION ROOMS,
We shall sell Lot ., Square l4 fronting 65 feet on
street north, near 18th street west with 9 depth
of III feet inches.
Terms cash.
Convey snces at purchasers cost
sale peremptory, as We are instructed to sell the
above lots to the hi ghest bidder.
ia lS-dts J. G. MCGUIRE h CO, Aucts
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i EDY FOB GONORRHGA, CLEFT, kIc:.
oNE Boz WILL PERTqan 0Una 10 angS sss Ss.
no Bad odor and may be carried In the vest peck
e without fear Of detsefSa SRoMKR snoo eos
ts q Upham. 400 Chestnut street, Philsdel-
phis, and in washington By 8. o. FORD, goo Pc.
lHenue, Sent by nail 9SeoH
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AUCTION SALES
nv Oder Auctso. saIes, ace Jsurl. per. ]
y ". b LEWIS 4 CO, Auctioneer.

RY W. LEWIS 4 CO, Auctioneers
CONTINUATION OF DRY GOODS AUCTION
1e hukkOh. TUESDAY IT 10 % CLOCK we
shall coRffnue the sale OF the large stock OF ae
Dry GooSs at \. Samstag's Store. No. 3ss Eth
near street. Ladies' are requested to make a note
Of it
Js2'-a W. b. LEWIS L CO, Aucts.
ny }. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
- III RNITURE SALE.
On THU RSDAY MORNING January q CON
meDclng at 10 clock. We shall sell, at AS 9TH
street. between and streets opposite the Pat
ent once, the Furniture of family declining
housekt ping, embracing an assortment Of House
Mahogany II air cloth Sofa
Rockers. Longing and Side Chairs
Marble ter Tables, Reception Chairs
Mahogany aud Cottage Bedsteads,
Marble top w ashstands and Bureaus
Mattresses. Feather Pillows and BOlsters,
Chamber and Stair Carpets, Bedding,
Dining Room Furniture,
Cooking Stove and Sitshen Requisites.
With the usual assortment of Housekeeping Arti-
cles
ia I'D &c. MCGUIRE l. CO. Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT


tcOvKE's Positively the last
hlght OF Maggie Mitchell as "Marie" in the
PvSy OF The R,,, Pearl It's. Of SsycyT Tomorrow
houses 81 the past two weeks have never been
exceeded ut this thsater, and theatPr -gOers must
secure good seats In advance il ut all.
ODD PILLOWS HALL-Third week of the
MLItonian TableauN, grand exhibition Of
nearly orc hundred scenes from Millions Par
adlse Lost Sea's cannot be secured PNcrnt by
an early application.
CANTEEEURY.-The play OF s.Tha Female
Clerks Of Washington, or FarIv's 7 asst Raid"
pallet, burlesque, songs and other perfO nm
2nces-
RECOVERY or MORE GoODs-DatectiyeS
tlaTNoe and McDevitt, following up The tracks
OF the negro Butler, alias Young who was ar
Issutu 10y mem Tor the robbery OF the Chllian
minister, Gen. Dyer, Archibald Mcneil and
others, nave laid hands upon number OF
valuable goods, supposed TO be- stolen, and not
YET Identified, which are at the police head
quarters for examination, among them very
pretty alabaster representation of a female and
child, designed for parlor wall ornament
and under glass cover, 4 handsome piano
cover, French merno shawl. &c. Twomore
cases have been developed against Butler A
pair OF very handsome vases. found among the
frst rccoyeries, remain TO be identified. The
detectives are very anxious that the cOnse-
VuenCPs Of Buffers crime shall not fall upOn
his parents, who are represented to be very
hOne-t and respectable cOlored people, work
ing faithfully for various families for wears
past They are greatly distressed by the acts
OF Their son. OF the goods found, but a small
portion of little value was taken from their
house the bulk being recovered at pawn Of
ices, and houses where they were sold Oy But
Ter. The cases viii come up for trial at SIN
O'Clock this evening, at police headq uarters,
when Solicitor jordan, of the Treasury, and
j NJ DunCansOn, Esq. who have identified
portions of goods stolen from them among the
goods recovered, are expected to appear.
Butler - the tenth burglar arrested by these
energetic OtficerS-C larVOe and McDPyitt-
within two months past, and Butler is impli-
Gated in the following rObberies The Chiiian
minister, Edw'd Jordan. Esq, Arch Mcneil,
Tag, Gen Dyer, u. II. Risley. J. NJ. Duncan
con, WIN. M. Perry, Esqs, and Major New
lands and Col. Randolph, and suspicion rests
against him for several other large rObberies of
silver ware and other goods. He has been COM
United for court IN the three first mentioned
cases, as was stated IN the Star last week
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10y VIM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers.
- South corner Penn'a ave. and 9Th st.


II South corner Penn'a ave. and 9Th st.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON i STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
4TH AND 3TH STREETS WEST.
On TT HSDAH, the sd day Of January, 49,, 1t
O'Clock M. we shall offer for SALE at public suc
ton, in front of the premises. part of Lot uum-
bered eight. "a, in south OF square number
ed i've hundred and sixteen. IS. 5l6l with the i'm
proyements thereon, consisting of a neat AID COM
Portable frame house.
This property is situated on street north, be
tween 4th and 9Th streets west, in most dssirabl
location.
Terms: One third cash residue in six and twelve
months. the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and bear
ing interest from the day Of sale, secured by deed
of trust on the premises.
deed given and q deed of trust taken.
Convey snoiDg and Stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with With
FIVE days from the day Of sale, the Executors re-
the right to resell the said property at the
risk and cost Of The defaultiDg purchaser, on Civ
ing two days notice in the Evening Star.
ASBURY LLOYD. lv.-..--
J. WESLEY BOTELER,f hAeSu'ois'
ia 10 eOHds Wm L. WALL A Co. Aucts
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GETTING BETTER.-The police of the Second
Ward made but two arrests Saturday night,
md one IN all OF Sunday. There must be n re-
formation progressing in Murder Bay and
HOoker's Division,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERN00N AND ro.koRRo
Try GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOn..r,

by virtue of q decd Of trust, dated NOyemb.r n
S GUY recorded in Liber h. No. l. folio xSs one
ini and records Of Fairfax county, State % vir-
49,, sns proceed 20 sell 81 public sale, at the
~ lore OF Green W iliams corner OF ID and
ascIcet 's' IN NE city Of Washington. ID. c. at Il
S,I n , S1 iMO RSDAY. the 18Th day Of anu
known as 1.-The Htene tract 90 a., 1nrsr 80 ~
Comfy of Fs,,f,g al. she Parish q Truro, IN the
i ing Two hundred and sixty three seres more OF
The terms Of sale are: One -fourtb W. ~ $3.50
In one, two and three ears With iatsr, o.IsnS s
by deed OF trust on the property 'es' soeo'~o
J1tIe beneNed 20 be good, but sell oui, .r.h
utle as ls vested IN me Trustee and sh All ~
the payment Of $50 Immediately After ths 49,
ara II the terms are not piled with shall re ali
Ine IN i've days 1t the risk and cost Of tAs
Al oonyeysnoing and revenue stamps Of the cost
OF the purchaser w.
CHAs. s. WALLACE. Trust..
de le-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS EucC
% THE ABOVE SALE is Postponed
until MONDAY. the 22d instant, same hour ana
place. BY order of the Trustee
ia Is colds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY, %, 1866.
At ten o clock,

261 Penn. sv., corner Of 18th street.
Mew1ll sell large assortment of Rich and Eleoa,t
Fancy Goods, French China Vases, Terra Gotta do
Ladies Work boxes, Terra Gotta Smoking sets
bohemian Glass Ware, Rich Decanters, TumbIsrs
Wines, Goblets. and Champagne Glasses French
China ard Bas kets. Silver plated Casiors Tpa and
Table Spoons and Forks, Butter Dishes, Mugs &c
ALSO,
To pay advances and charges, Thirty-fye fine
Chains, &C, &c.
A lot of Household Furniture.
ia Z2-lt NAGLE & CO., Aucts
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I,YJ. q. McGUIRE CO., Auctionesr..
Ky NAGLE CO., Auctlsneers.
~ Bales rooms No. 261 Pennsylvsnia avenue
Of hstra

Nseie Go. Will give their personal atteHtion 10
the sale or Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence OF families declining housekeeping
ALSO, 10 the saiee Of stocks Of Groceries and Mer
Harness, &c. ~ a. Nv
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AT PRIVATE SALE

An well built three story BRICK HOUSE and
LOI, with two story Brick Building in rear: an
modern Improvements. This property must be
snlo' as the present Is leaving the city Fur
jal9tf NAGIE SCO Auctio,asrs
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE CO., AuctiOneers.
RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetowl

EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW EouSs
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
"a At III HTtpsn uops,,c
at 10 clock, will sell at No. ~ Bridge street
between Congress and W ashington streets al.rge
viz:
Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Excellent Chamber Suite, com Uprising large hand
soIse soli9 Walnut BeCistead, Marble-tGp " ash
stahd and Bureau. Chairs, Rocker, &c
Gilt Frame Mirror. W aTdrobes, &c
Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Olclosh
Hair and Husk Mattresses and Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Bedsaiug
P0Tlor, Cooking, and other Stoves,
AID great variety OF Goods not mentioned.
Terms cash THOMAS BOWLING,
ia lSd A sctioneer.
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To PERSONS SECURING ICE.

For sale. FIVE hundred cart loads of SAWDUST
Apply at GALTS KiRdling and Stove Wood Office
2-2 Penn. avenue. between 18th and 18th streets
or at Mill foot of 18th st. ia loft
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SUDDEN DEATH.-G esterday afternoon Coro-
ner " oOdWard held an inquest in view of the
cody Of Mrs. Louisa Collins, who died sudden
iy al her late residence Oh Sth street, near n"
Centre Market. rom the evidence il appeared
that Mrs Collins was in good health up 10 10 30
y. m saturday night, when she was taken with
Il pain IN her left side. DR.. Elliott, the family
physician, was sent for, but Notwithstanding
all efforts for her relief she expired about 12I
O'Clock Sunday morning. Mrs. Collins has
been we'll known 10 the dealers IN the Centre
Market for years past as the keeper Of eat
ing house for their accommodation, by which
II is said she accumulated 4 considerable
amount of money and property. She was
about s. years OF age. The jury returned a yer
dict OF death from causes unknown 10 them.
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ON THURSDAY. JANUARY 2J.
At 10 O'Clock,

AT OUR LARGE AND GENITAL SALESROOms
2bI Penn. av., corner ofllth street
e shall sell the stock of old and well known
House retiring from business Also from the van
OF private gentleman who IL leaving the CITY CON.
sisting of the following choice and well knsyn
brands guar anteed pure and genuine:
tOGNAC BRANpIES-Otard. Dupuy 4 Co .
Jas. Hennessey Co; very old :. q. p GV q p
SHERRY WINES-Old AmontilIado, Duff Cor.
don, Double Crown. &c.
PORT WINES-eld Oporto, Pure Juice, Bur
gundy, &c
WINS DE BoURGOGNE.
HOOK WlNES-Hochheimer, Laubenheimer,
DGALIFoRssfA wINEs-AngeIioa, Muscatel and
Port
CLARET wINES-Margsux, Leovius. St.
Julien. sc
MADEIRA WINE-ysry choice and old, in bot
ties only.
JAMAICA AND ST GROIN RUM.
BROWN STOI AND SCOTCH ALE
SCOTCH WHlSKEf-Ardbegg, Islay Stew
VERY OLD Rye ANB BOURBON wHIsKEY,
Of various grades
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grand Win, Mou-
sieuX, Cabinet, &C.
Crosse Il BlackwelI's, and other Pickles and
Sauces.
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS. Of various brands
Green Peas, Tomatoes, Peaches, Strawberries,
Sc g, i'm cans.
We beg leave to call the attention OF connoissucrs
and the public in general to the above sale
Further particulars in Catalogue.
Samples and Catalogues will be ready the day be-
fore sale.
ia 22St NAGLE CO, Aucts.
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NEW CoUSTHRFFIT. - The officers of the
Treasury have detected a new counterfeit OF
the last issue oftwenty five cent fractional cur
IenCY. IL Is pronounced by them to be a very
poor counterfeit, rs the paper il OF an inferior
quSlIty the engraving badly executed and the
psie.
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Bvt Mai. Gea and Chief Qusrtermsster,
las-lEt Derot of WasAngtOs.

DlBLlC AUCTION Og SUBSISTENCE
STORES AND EMPTY PACKAGES
Opkoe DepOf COmnliSSarv oT SuhSISlesce,l
Washington. ID. C, January 9, 1855.
viii be sold AZ public auction, ~ the
Depot. in ALEXANDRIA, Va on TUESDAY,
January %. 1850, at II O'Clock =. M the following
eurrlus Subsistence Stores, viz
About lis 10 lbs of Corn IN the ear In SB ssoks.
The following condemned subsis:raSe stores. via:
About lSl 90 lbs. of Esans
zs5 lbs. of Corn MeaL
= OO lbs. Of Ham,
az lbs Of Bacon
lS3 lbs Of Salt Beot
aboxt 3 600 Pork and Beer Barrels - FIour
Barrels " Csfee Barrels 4zW hiskey Barrels -
Vine ser Kegs, 30, 50 coo Hard Bread Boxes ITs
Canaie Boxes, 500 Soap BoxSs &c
Also large lct Of Barrel Slaves and Heads. -
Tables and Benshes.
Terms Cash IN Government funds at the tims q
sale. G. BELL,
- 70 st major snd @. g D., U. 8 A.
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~ THos. DowL.sG. Auct.; Georgetown.

HELMBOLPS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10
u pleasant I'm taste and odor, free from ell tays.
rioU properties, md Immediate ait scuoa
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~ THE AROYE SALE WILL BIZ POST
poDed until MONDAY. January p. at N O'clock
ia lists G.. W. BUTELER, Auct
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CWID MURDER. Yesterday morning,
new Iy- born well formed white male infant
was found on North Capitol street, between
n and l., with the mark of a blow on the
head, and IL was taken 10 the Fourth Ward
station, where Coroner Woodward held an in
quest, aud a verdict was rendered that death
wsS caused by the wound mentioned above,
inflicted with a blunt instrument in the hands
at some person unknown.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.
STOCK OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, &C,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the Esd instant, we shall sell at
10 clock at the corner Of street north and
10th St west good stock Of Groceries and Liquor
Terms cash.
ia .O,?t GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct.
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LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY
CHOICE OLD BRANDIES, WINES, HOLLAND
GINS, BOURBON, RYE. AND SCOTCH Wills
Keys, JAMAICA AND ST. GROIN RUNS
CHAMPAGNES. FRENCH CORDIALS FINE
HhNASA CIGARS, ENGLISH PICKLES AND
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nIyERsAEY.-T Thursday afternoon, the
anniversary OF the PEilOdemic Society of
Gieorgetown College. of which Mr.. Weolts is
president, took place in the college hall,
large number of ladies and gentlemen from the
District and surrounding country being present
The Grafton was delivered by MIR. G.. Magruder,
Of Prince Georges county, the subject being
education, and Mr.. Jas. Hoban, of Washington,
delivered the poem. the subject being music.
Both were eXcellently written and well deliy-
cred Rev. Father Mcguire. President of the
college, presided, and the speakers were intro
duced by John Carroll Brent, Esq, of this
city. Daring the exercises Rev. Father Early,
late President of the College, entered the hall,
and " As enthusiastically received by the pupils
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Bust or Mr.. LISCOLS.-In the window OF
Messrs. Philip solomon there Is on exhibition
= bust OF the late President Lincoln. the work
of Mr.. Lot Flanuery, a young artist OF this
city. (OfW HON Washington should feel proudly
and IA IL well worth inspection. IL is said
by many TO be the most correct representation
of Mr.. Lin coin Yet exhibited here, the features
and expression beIug surprisingly natural.
This bust was nodded from n three fourth
photograph by Gardner, (the artist never hav-
ing seen Mr.. LincOln,) and the fact that such
a striking representation has beeL made from
n photograph attests the correctness of Gard
ller's pictures without in The least taking from
1he sculptor the credit TO which he is 80 Justly
entitled
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GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
Shhs Sksf
AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, AT
ALEXANDRIA, VA

CdlN lEaFIsTTlasieTI C1sSe, De7ef 81 Woskfaftoa,T
Washington, ID. O., January s, 1856 4
VIII be sold at public auction, at Alex andria,
Va, under the direction of Breyet Lieut. Col J.
G. G. Lee. A: 2. M, on TUESDAY, January Is,
1856, at 10 s'clock a. m, large lot Of Condemned
Qgartermaster's Stores, Clothing, &c, fOtiows:
eons, Carts Ambulances. spriRg Wagons, Iroa
Axles, Chains. Army Range, wheeibsrrows,
tiers. Hames, Harness, Hammers, Chisels. Vises,
Saws, AXss. shoyels, Paudns, Hose. Grain, Sepa-
retor, Cauldrons. Argand Burners, Manila kope,
Curled Hair, SheepskiHs, Deer Hides. Cast,
Wrought, and Scrap lroo, Cast and Spring Steel.
Grain saeEs, &c, together with q large lot Of
second hand Lumber. consisting Of Flooring,
Scantlipg, 4 Common Culls. Ship Knees.
The stores must be removed within Eve days
from date of sale.
The ss e will be continued from day TO day uutiI
the whole OF the property IL sold.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d Ia. RUCKER,
Bvt. Mai. Gea and Chief Qusrfermsster,
las-lEt Derot Of WasAingtOs.
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A POLrCE COUET.-A bill il under coDsidera-
lion 20 establish a police court for the trial OF
mis- semeanOrs in this city 20 obYiate the nCces-
city of sending such cases before the Criminal
Court IL is thought that the establishment Of
this court will save the Government an expense
OF not less than Sl0O,OOO per annum. In the
absence Of such 4 court a large number Of the
cases carried before the Criminal Court are of
q trivial character, thus keeping the docket
constantly full, and CrOWding the Jail with
persons who might be at once tried before a
police court, IL such q tribunal We're IN exist
ence- The proposed change meets the appro-
baton Of Chief Justice Cartier and The entire
bench of the District Supreme Court
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WANTED WANTEDli WANTED III
w GEETLEMEN. LADIES,

FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS
Who would like to engage IN an easy light and
PrghfdbIs business, where small outlay is only re-
quired, and where those engsgip in the same can
CONNIE nee at OHrs, to call at WIN. PRINCES
Stamping Depot, 3e1 street, and be taught his
new method OF Stamping, simple that a child
can at once undertake any job. eeing the only
practical Stsnper here, We can furnish full and
complete instructions, tools, cushions compost.
lions and stamps by the dozen or hundred This is
chance for any one wishing TO make money by a
small outlay. ian I-ff
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A fine HOTEL and
Il beautiful GARDEN, with fountain and
lights, on Pa avenue, near 4th street east. This
house and garden is one of the NEST delightful re-
sorts in the city. Terms moderate and easy. Ap
ply on the premises. W. K0THSCHILDS;
Also, HOUSE containing rooms, with water,
gas, carriage house and stable. For terms apply
above or to WIN. ii. CAMPBELL. No. 3s3
Pa aY., bet A, and 9th SITS ia lq-6ts
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A son CHARGED WITH Assault AND BAT
TERY BY HIS MOIHKR-NesteTday morning
VIM. NJ Phlpps WIS arrested by Officer Me-
<olgan On the charge of assault and battery
and malicious mischief, preferred by MR.
Mary r.. Phipps. The son charges that his
mOtner - keeping a house on Missouri avenue
near AZ street, which IL NOT fit place for his
sister, and alleges that he went there Yesterday
morning 20 get his sister away. The mother
resisted. and 4. is alleged that the son struck
her, and also that be went into one of the rooms
and commenced breaking the furniture. Jus
fIce Walter committed the son TO jail for court
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EOR RENT six desirable UNFURNISHED
Il ROOMS. with gas aud water closets, will lie
rented to responsible tena,.' Inquire at the
Telegraph Office, 3is Popa. Avenue, near 7thst.
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EOR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD
L WILL of Grocery Store, in of the best
locations on eth st Inquire at this Office. JaISlwr
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E'QR RENT-Two very fine three story BRICK
u HOUSES, each containing nine rooms, on
Mary land avenue near the Capitol Grounds and
opposite the Botanical Garden, known as the Sci
bort property.
Possession given on the LIST OF February
These houses have just been fixed UP for dwell
ing purposes, ana are entirely new.
Inquire from TO 10 O'Clock a m. at the Office Of
LOUIS SCHADE, Attorney at Law,
499 Seventh street,
ia 22lws opnosite Dad FelIows' Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-22

"ANTED-By gentleman and wife from the
w 10th OF February next, ROOM with Board,
in private family, with use of parIor and pians
Address NAN, Box 2sl City Post Office, stating
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