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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-31
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsBMEHTs. &c.. fO.HIQHf.

WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsK-Last night Of
Miss Rose Ey hnge, in her celebrated imperson-
alton Of "Kate Pey ton," in "Grifflth Gaunt."
NATIONAL THKATER-Ths only representa-
fion of the French drama entitled "The Ro-
nance of a Poor Young Man." will DO given
tn evening.
SKATINs PAhK.-A great novelty this after
noon and evening, beng the FIRST grand skating
tournament, for which extensive prepafa-
lions have been made as will be seen BY the
advertisement in our paper to-day.
ISLAND HALL.-The ball for the benent Of the
poor of the Seventh Ward takes place this
evening, and should be literally patronized by
our citizens.
UNION LEAGUE HALL, 9th street.-"Thoughts
on Hamlet" by II. Clay Preuss, illustrated by
Tecitations from the play.
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DIED..

CONHELLY. On the merning Of the 3lst inst
81 hall past IL ooleck, kSTELLA EUGENIA
daughter OF the late Robert j. and Martha o. Con
peLy, aged six years, one month and twenty -ons
The friends Of the family are respectfully invi.
Ted - attend her funeral at { clock p M Feb
lst., from the residence Of her mother, Nd Az
between 9th and 9th SITS. East.
DRUBY. On the 3lst instant. Mrs. LoUIsA
ANN DkURY the beloved wife OF VIM O Drrry
In the 3lst year Of her age.
All II not here OF our beloved and blest
We leave the slet per with her 6sd to rest w @ ID
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral on Sunday evening at O clock Ras
idenc e No. A. + street. Island
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BURGLARY AID LARcurY.-Last nisht
emcer O'Caiiahan, Of the Fourth Ward. ar
fariously entering the White House, ON New
jersey avenue, between b and o streets, kept
BY Mr.. 4eCausley, and stealing an amount Of
Mcdaniel was taken to the station house and
Lee ked mp for trial. It appeared, from, the
statements OF various persons, that the old
and sao sd sn Snsy ,ns 70 between :so
bed in . chamber Of the White House, the
window Of which 10 aecessibls from the roof
OF the Kitchen. Mcdaniel got mp on ths kitchen
and got into the chamber by hosting the win
COW. A servant, hearing some one walking
on the roof, went to the chamber; but Nc
Daniel was too quick to be caught in the act,
and had cut out the pocket from Sproegel's
clothes, which coDtained the money, and had
got out OF the window, but was seen by the
servant and others - he got down from the
a. once sent his men to catch the thief and
Ohcer OCallagAan ascertaining where he
lodged, went to his room and walted for his
Nc Daniel went to his room, ana was at on &c
arrested, and about &29 Of the money was
found upon him. Mcdaniel very frankly cor
fessed that he committed the act, but pat in
the plea Of necessity. He will have hearing
to-day.
ALEXANDRIA AND VICINIry.-From the late
Alexandra papers we clip the folio wing:
The ice on the Potomac 10 increasing in
thickness, and each succeeding night freezes
more tpan mas oeen tnaWeQ ny the sun In ring
the day. the ferry boats On the line bet ween
this city and Washington ceased running In
consequences OF the ice blockade, on the 23th of
last December and from present appearances
there 10 no Likelihood OF a speedy resumption
of navigation on the river.
farmer living near Mt. Vernon recently
killed beef In the nav of which was dscov-
cred a large number of shi q gle and other n aiIs
to the extent of more than a pound. They
were brightly polished, and were all taken
from one locality The animal was in appa-
Tanr unfNt he's aNdl CaS
suffered any inconvenience from digestion.
w. II. Dulany, Esq, started on last nights
train Of cars for Richmond, bearing with him
10 the Legislature protest against granting q
charter for the construction of railroad from
this city to Georgetown along the line of the
alexandria Canal. Lawrence Ii. Taylor, Esq =,
also started for Richmond last night, to aid in
procuring the asked for charter
The Mount Vernon Cotton Factory of this
city turns out 100000 yards of cotton shifting,
monthly; employs, constantly, $50 hands, and
has nthly pay roll of from 50, 200 to 81, 100
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CITY ITEMS.

AT HENNING's One Price Clothing Store, on
the corner of Seventh street and Maryland
Pants the next week and Vest the next at th e
same prices as il he bought them all at one
time. This gives the man OF limited means
the same chance as the one OF independent for
tune.
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JKwKLRY.-Bog Wood Sets, Plain Beg
Wood Sets, TipId Bog Wood, Bracelets, Jet
Chalns, Jet Combs, 80 new styles Buttons
Scarf Pins, Rings. Silver Plated Spoons
Forks. Cups, Goblets, Call Bells, Sets, re.
ceived this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue
near Ak street
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DR. WHITE, ChiropodIst, 424 Penn. av. be.
tween ~ and 9th streets. continues the sue.
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged jo.uts, warts, moles, vascular ex.
cTesences, DC. Once hours from a. m. ts
?. m, and TO p. m. Established 1861.
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TO BgILDIRs AND orRERe

Xisr Qsarfeywastss's 0Goe, Depot Of WasAsssso~ D
WdyAsaStos, ID. O., January 81, 1857 z
By order 81 the Qusrtsrmaster General, the Ium-
per n,sS IN the construction OF the Fair Building,
viii be sold 81 auction on sAf6 RDAY, Fsbrusry
ate,st ,sns.n nooe n mgr me sSpsrylsion Of
y NJ 81 the Government Lunbsrysrd near the
foot OF ei1th street. sonsfstins OF about
AZ $50 feet tim Der. Joist and scsn tiinF, (nsvy
1851 feet timber and boards. (old
81 window frames, 81 sash. and 10 doors
Schedules containing foil descriptions Of this
lumber may be hs1 By application TO colonel oore
previels to day Of sale.
PuIess.es must be removed within ten days from
day Of sale.
Terms cash IN Government funds
Brevet Brig. Gen. CHAs II. TOMPKINe
Deputy QuarterRastsr General,
% 81 st Actg Chief U. II Depot Washtprton
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A 3 TIE Iaw oanAP STAMPING ROOMS
"A ass ssh street, olpsilts Patent 0mes, ladies'
can get g oar reduced prices, On TIE very best
nIsl. ssys Iskss. ready stsnpsd.-.-..s s.s.
asnSS Eta
Either for trsid O. snbreidery, oar psttsT n are
- s ~ sss:S - ~ ~. ossS -
- are able daily 20 Issue nsw patterns - ve0
Q, nshs a1S ctene :Sy yatssrn SsosShs ne.
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ilY W. l.. WALL q co i, Aactioneers
90 Louisiana avenue
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS.

SALE OF BeRsEs, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
On SATURDAY MoRhffSe. Feb. .. a. II. cln,
Carriage and Work Horses, 10 full description Al
sale. com Drfsfne
Many good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses,
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug.
Gee, Rookavsys, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Two new Jenny Lind wagons, built in this city.
Also,
Ne. sad second hand harness. Saddles. Carriages.
Saturdays.
G..1issss and Esr2ss' n.,y; On private sale.
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MY OLD PATRONS will find il greatly to their
advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store,
No. 5O2 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall
CT. Il. WILSON,
I'm late OF the firm OF Burns IL Wilson.
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a SURE PILE CURB--Dr. Gilbert's Pile in T.
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF "a. Circu-
lars free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where. Address j. b. Romano. Mana.
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York q
PsSnIRs can be had in any quantities at the
Star once counter
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For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, White 8
Embrocation Is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ an d 9th streets.
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CONSTABLE sALB-EoTIOE.

By virtue Of TIVE vrits OF eri facias, Nos =, ana
Is, issued By John T. o. CLARK, one Of the stfce,
Of the Peace for the county OF Washington, Dis.
trict Of Columbia, and To me directed, have this
18th day Of Jsnuary, 1857, levied upon one Horse,
Wagon and Harness, the property Of J T. Rus
By give netice that en- the 5th day Of February
1907 o. 10 oclock q IN shall proceed to sell the
same. IN iIestef the Bank Of Washington, 20 the
Issl.st KING oo.stsll.
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RY 81. CoLMAN Co, Auct.-
II Nos. 29l and 293 Pepnsyiysnts .vs,,.
Between 9Th and lOth sfr.st.
(Y JAS. Q. hcGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneer,

Rf 1As. .. AcGuIRE CO., Auoroasers.
LARGE AND vALuABL. ooLLrorYos m
sTAkDAkD HISTORICAL AND MIeCELLA-
NOUS BOOKS IRON PRIvATE LIBRA-
BinhasiHG, TO Be SOLD AT TIE Auction
On MoHDAY EVENING, F.bru.rv .,h cor
menefpg 1t clock. and contiruing each eve M on
until all are sold. We shall SELL q the A notion
ICONS. . large collection Of Sta nd ard work., com :
prtsipg every branch Of literstare, many OF them
being the finest English edition, in sleGsst bind
inEs Sale positive. Catalogue nov resdy,
jag-d JAS. @. NcouIRR .,r,.
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The BALL tonight, for the relief OF the poor
OF the seventh Ward, promises TO be q fine a..
far. Shafield furnishes the con fe ctionery aud
supper. Parties having tickets for sale should
fetarR them to- night.
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RAILROAD ITBNs.-Mr. Charles Cook, for
meriy the accomm odating ticket agent AT the
Depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, In
this city, has been appointed the Southern
agent OF the Marietta and GIN cinuati Railroad
and has located his once in this city. The Gen.
eraI Eastern agent Of the same road Is Mr.. ]
y. Dukehart, formerly Of the Is. and o. X. Il.
who ~ located in Baltimore.
Hr. r. w Eamonds. lately Of the Little Mi
ami Railroad. is here for the purpose of obtain
Ing $4,000 from the Government, which
amoant was drawn by the Government from
the Phenix Bank, ". Y, At the time Of Mr.. Ed t.
monds' arrest BY Gen L. y. BAKER, . few years
since.
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ny GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
TRUsrfl.S SAIL q yALgAsLI IMPROVED

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bserins date on the
LiSsr No is ioiio sns :ls y .'s Ss ess
land records for Washinston sousfy, in the Dis
front 81 ID. prsnis.s. on GosBxYi. the iiiS asy
sumSSsG twenty four tssp in T Win re.
corded eubdivision Of square numbered four hun
ton, In the District Of Oeumbs, together with AL
the Improvements thereon.
verv desir able and Improving part OF the city.
Terms Of sale: One third IN cash, 81 which go
TO be Dsfd IN six and twelve months, With
from day Of sale, ana TO be secured By deed Of
trust to the satisfactton Of the trustee.
Terms Of sale 20 be complied With within i've
days; Otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
enc Weet 3 pablic nottcs.
All eonvsyancins and stsgDe g The cost Of the
pi,s ss.:cSas eRsfH 6rEkiHhs,r Yss::
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LARCENY CAsEs-John Richards was ar.
rested yesterday by offcer Leach, Of the Second
Ward, upon the complaint OF Augustus Bru-
chel, charging him with larceny. The case
was Investigated by Justice Morsell, who COM
mltteu the prisoner 10 Jail for court.
WH. johnson, colored, was arrested by Capt
heed. FOR having in his possession two fur
caps, stolen from August Dietrich, and a coat
stoieh rom L. Lehman. The articles were
stsien from the store doors of the owners
Susues alter sent him 70 Jail for court in
MICHIGAN, for stealing a pair OF pants from 7
Sraov. Inc woman went TO Grady's shop,
and appearing 10 be in q suffering Condition.
Grady gave her bowl OF coffee and aftsr
wards some whisky. She got drunk. and
Grady let her lie down in the back mari Of his
shop. He LEFT her there with friend and the
woman's husband, who was notified that sha
was there. Grady ascertained, after she WA
gone, that q pair Of pants were stolen. The
woman con Messed the act, told where the pants
are, and was committed for court by Justice
Walter.
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A RDREW JOHNSON
ONCE SAID
when you hear Q man prating about tha Oon
stitutios spot him-hess traitor. INC ooh'
eMNhhnenn y9u ace 3 merchant advertise to sell
1OOHS AT O0ST, spot him. and buy -
business knowledge is going to pay tie
present high rents, license, ETC., and SELL ~
Buy your SHOES Of man who sells at moder.
BOOTS ana SHOES At very small advsnee.' you
BOOTS AND CATERS
Of al styles and sizes, for
MEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN.
MADE TO ORDER
GOOD FIT WARRANTED,
HEILBRUN Bro,
" sos SEVENTH STREET,
Or. Door South of Odd FsIlO,cs' Hall.
WEE a BEvnRdDGl,
" eRocKEBY.foA1iS' OF
Have constantly On hand large stock Of GOODS,
At ss loy prices a. they can be purchased
In Northern cities.
a.: ;,;ss';s Z sFI;:S
lou CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, 4SU
Ne. 4eo lot hstreet, ono door below Pa. ave..
$40 900 to loan on Gold and Silver WATCHES.
DIAMOEDs, CLOTHING, and MIRCHHN.
q sf.ss as:s, ,sgi..I1 ,onsas,,,.
&V PAIRID EYEsIGHT, SS
Arising from protractsd sickness, general debi i.
tty OF the nervous system, or the natural dispo.
son . lar or short saghtedness will be restored,
sire pgtns,sd, and preserved By the use Of our
BRxzILIAH PEBBLE sPEOrACLps,
manufactured BY MS from the genuine quartz,
pure nlsx; , enording unrfvalsd elesrnsss to the
these Pebble spectscles and Iye.Glassss We
adapt With utmost care and attention to the prop.
and the laws Of the science ofoptics. We sell our
Pebbles g or rill ): IL I issii
at Ne,c York dsd PHILADELPHIA 1riess a. stated In
the catalogues Of leading frmszBeni Pike. Sem
mons Co.. hessllisssssI ss5e;., Queer 90. &c.
Scientific ssa PI.e.iosl 0Ptiei.n.,
bstween 18th and 18th sts., Washiaston.
teal Establishmsnt during tbsss last six years,
eoln, Mrs. Lincoln, Chief Justice 8. r. Chase.
6isrS, afinss. Guthrie, sofriii. seEsias, n sum
John ws1sxoIth; =: IN Jpds: Ilshe5. o: 9;
R uns.P. Ssier Cen. sehnrs Gen. Pssssia. 1 s.i
Gen. Hsintislnsn, Admiral Goldsborsugh, Sur
sson Gen. BsFr::, Pref Hs1Ty; e%ithso:
s.; a'1%Sy HI, Ss:.i;s, xE: SsSJ; p:
Irss:; Ds1T; Coy. fsttsn. xi.. Gov. PsE:cns,
Cen. Spinner. o. B. Treasurer. &C., &c. ja 3-6t
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"A LARoB Asersasat d ssslsvsy . ss.s'
Iisss; s.ss q. -. r's::i,:1 =. !. A!l:s,~
AZ aneS st SseS' = ~ TSrsroons o. NM
az VI. q. H1fzlRorf 90.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
NTFRlE SUFFRAGE.

III
MAYORS OFFICE,
Motto. i, hsIs IsG aiTsD y Fl Jsn FL
Of this town, above the age Of q ears, beth white
and colored that the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
OF this town will be In open session In the Mayors
fRibSf and IL. mt s ana d n OF ~
February, 1856, to aferd another Opportunity TO
a. s tS
sSsn on the 'f h FL &
CHEAP COTTONs,
10 10, BR1pddr z srR III 1 dhx66kRSrSSSwnno
ysst received. q large stock Of COT TON GOODS,
have been sold :nee the wsr@Bissesea Mus shsS
ana sai
-, 10 ., II sheeunss, very low; Csieoes ct lax.
makes, ~ cents: Shifting Prints, 20 cents; I'm
6leachea nusiins, III, Is cents; yard wide ditto,
o S;s BE 81 + ;I:$s; stock
w pYIING 0LEANsINa EIrABL fsH-
MN. Once No. 49 Jefferson st, Georgetown,
Metropolitan Institute, 1851 rebailt 1856, and /,
now By far the largest and most CON plets estab.
OF tss ai1S r., shs Of
tic Dyes and Chemicals; rsplets with every desiF
able apparatus, and provided with the best Tai
scTiser is prepared to dsmsnsspsse to his custom
sious reputation, his motto is :" ISeelsiOr" in
.p sif: v:ias siS Me-
Truly thanifal past favors, he seHcits the con:
~ Goods received and returned BY Express
j. Him '"' VIZ. f. w faGasGiiip' Dyer.
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RY W. B. LEWIS q CO., AuetiODoer,

LAhGE STOCK OF CLOTHING AT AUCTION
IN OhsbAl kEAT. January 81. ct no O 'clocts
snail sc the whole stock u Mr.. W kips al
nls store No go Pa avenue, near lIth street
i.nng oil Clothing sf every description Far'
nshins Goods. HOsieriss &c &c
closed. w y unua
- 26-6t an.,s.so.,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
fennsylyaaia avenue. near Wiuards' Hotol,


fsnnsyivsaia s<eaus. near Wiuards' Hotel.
TIL. Ssa. T1s1 3.... S.
sf:f P!'P;S .sa =. nd
q AZ 4. ~
sss t.:s. .1 Sr we'll ::,n:d Of
and s:.srs tent
ensemble, with every detail uisits fer the pro-
n way s"ls; q a's l.. s. s.s.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
s e B. xAks zssESP szsHSEs
LAST NIGHT
Of the successful Drama, By Aasustin DAILY, Bss..
GRIFFITH eAUHT.
With the "isih Miss Sss ii'' s1Hs;i1re..
uxEouALLEiS' s sf sss COMPANY
ITO MSRsoW s.S;ss and last nigh. but q. Of
iss kUS n.d! ~ Shs Will appear N Boa-
''e'0' 00I ISk Don ASSURANCE.
In .sJ
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes, Ss; Orchestra Chairs; 81; Dress
Gle Is oents: 0oiersd Sircis. & cents '~'' VII
FANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES,
Apply to MRS FRANK RBA,
ia Is ST. 445 10Th street.
BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
ECOND GRAND BALL
III. Il
LONE STAB TEMPERANCE CLUB @
Will be given
AT TBMPERAHE HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1851.
TIOKETs-S1. admitting gentleman and ladies
ia 81 6t'
DALI FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE POOH
ID OF THE SEVENTH WARD.
The undersigned citizens of the 7th Ward re.
spectfully announce that they will give Q "A
Ball fer the benefit of the poor on THURS ~
DAY EVENING, 3lst, at Island Hall. I"
As the proceeds wi II be appropriated fer L!a
alternating the wants Of the destitute OF the Ward
they respectfully ask for the patronage and pres
ence Of the charitable on that occasion.
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and Ladies',
to be had 81 the Managers.
Jas. l.. Pearson, X. N. Gray,J. b. Bird, DR.. K
v. Boswell, Dr. U. CroggoR, Yates, Il. h
Graham. q. o. Hamilton, G.. Wright, Thomas Il
Lloyd, William W Laskey, j A. W. Clarvoe.
ia "a IT.
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nv eREEN . WILLIAMS, AuosiOpe.r,

ThR1k BILLIARD TABLES AND BILLIARD
BALL CeEs AND fIXTUREs, ali csmpIsIs
spo In good Oroer. At Public Auction
On hlDAf, the lst day Of Febrsary nsxt -,
O'Clock p. IN We shall sell q eur Auction R.o,n.
at the corner Of 7th and ID streets No so ~.
above named Tables without reserve T ,r r.sb WV
IA ~ GREEN WILLIAMS Auot.
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RY b CoLMAN a Co. Auctionser.,
- NO. z9l and 2SS Pennsyl Eania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets

LskGf AtD SPECIAL SALE OF s.DRLIRY
Ahn bAkhEss. COMPRISING OVsk Toe
sk1S, Al AUCTION the STOCK or A
DhaLhh DkCLl6lNG BUSINESS
oh NIDNESDAY MORNING merit Febru.rx
., al ~ ocleck wewiils n, OF eur cti on ne ns
a nne a-s"rtmeut OF the above goods among rhirh
Sli De io.ns slesaHt Plated wagon Bsro aoh e,
Brides &c, tine whole TO be sold without spy
resetNaiion for cssh ny
hey viii be arranged and on exhibition At ON r.
ssle.ro enis, on and after February Let instant.
TIE trse a. we'll ss parties in want, are i'm Vital
10 e'teno as great inducements will be offered
GOkMAN a 60 Aucts
h9t Il. q BR0OkER ia s.iespsn
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PERSONAL.

NOTlCE-All persons who have An interest In
the Bur- ling Ground on i4th street. belon g
Ing to the Foundry d e Church, who have their
dead buried there, or who have dis Inferred them.
are requested to meet at the Foundry n K.
ChuIch lecture room, on friday EVENING
next, FEB. LIST, attn p h to rstfy the aoti on of
the committee appointed on the ubJect.
J. N. TRO0k,
y =. 0REEN,
O,OAMMACK, Jr,
2l-2t unf
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RY GBEEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOpe.r,

BOOKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY NIGHT, comne1cina ., ,
clook o. N we shall sell. ct our auctIop D. go.
. me assortment Of new Books embrscfns = coi'
lecu=l OF Standard Poets. MiscelIsneon. IOl-
Popular Novels, School Books &C. &C vs,ch ~.
haNe received on consignment, 60 be sold vithous
IA SD GREEE WILLIAMS Ant.
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NOT1CE-Tbe person tn at left the set Of Fur.
- niture at my shop to be covered in Green
Bep, 10 hereby requested to come and take il
aEsy before the lst Of February, or it viii be
HENRY Z. ROBBINS. Agent,
10 293t- l55 at bet Ism And Isth ats
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
LOB BENT, WITH BOARD-A large. we'll.
l. furnished FRONT Room, on I'd hOer, In
private family. Terms low. at 1873 st, bet.
Sd and 4th. Ja3l st.
A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, Or TWO SIN
"A gle gentlemen can get BOARD in q private
family at 3l7h 9th street, between and K sts.
ROOMs TO RENT-With Board or for house
H keeping. No: 81 Pennsylvania avenue. be.
tween 7ith and 2oth sts. 2t'
ROARDING.-Two pleasant, furnished second
- story Rooms, suitable for gentlemen and
their wiyes, or single gentlemen. Terms meder-
ate, ct No. 326 Sd street, between and streets
north. il $685.
EURNIsHED ROOM1 for rent from $40 to Sl5.
Il Also, TABLE BOARD a. 80 per mouth, ct
No. 4es 9Th street, between @ street and LOuisi
ana avenue. ja 2s-3t'
ROARDING.-A few sentse! Boarders cAa be
- accommodated with Rooms and BOARD,
from Is cents 20 81 per day. Two FkOHT PAR-
avenue, opposite National Hotel. js 2S-ee3t'
uANDSOMRLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOB
II RBNT-with or without Board. No. asa III
street, between 18th and seth, square from the
cars. ja ST.
TABLE BOARD st 10. I64 10Th street, few
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,MTS
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LOB RlHT-A three story and basement Brick
i DWELLING n0Us1, BROW trent, wetsf
mated On ISL street vest between L q. north and
Maes. svsaue, No. $50. In uirs = No. 9oe l4th
{. between and 10 Q. N. an6 cad p. n. 10 q
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!fSm bsnsissS 6ridss. !nD.ove.sst., dvsli: e
barn, % Ad6Fs:s >. .. ;" Is! J street, Wesh
inston. D. o., or sau In Dsrses, esswssn . ed y
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l3l Penn. Az, bet lSlh end 9TH sls. no = q
LOB RENr-fhs sTOBBR004 corner o. Pc.
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q 8 musin store. and recently e the omce q the
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p l.. sHUECKINg, N; D., HYGIEsIu AND
l. homeopathic PHYSIOIAN
OgFICK-249 Pa. Ave, bet. 18th aud 18th SITS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-10
ssnn.ry Of r,lszrspAie News.

In me ksn.ss a.. hcf1rc The supreme
Cours. MoaJsy. u a. decided that he
hnl. Of the SLa-nee.. Miami and Wea
tribe. IN that STATE cannot b. iaNod ~ tbe
asihoritcs th<reof. on thc rroun.i that these
I-.liAns are ~ trrNy under the pro'ectio,
al NJ Uniicl Siate. Gosrrnuis "a an still
P-vserve their tribal organiEsiion.
For the ~esk ending "a Tses.lay. May
itth there ~ili b. issued iron the Patent
Or - ra'--i- Dfrlrg th- ras, week
abou, $50 applications aH4 - caveats -sre
6,rd
lnioruAiisn has len received AZ tie
Asrse.ii-Fsl nsPsrta-ns is0ss al par, Il
- country. -bich indiczis that The whe.t
crop Of this season ~ili b. ihc fncst p-o-
dsced in ihis countFy Or many years
\ pset~C SHINE Capt. 4. W. Coil
Of baliiucre las ohtaised a passport. an
intends O. 60 Ahroal neat --sk "a mania
turr sctaoasr 20 tie tons har.lea. ONLY a
f~si inci-, in iensth sd f-.t beam.
lie ~il BE accompanied ~ to men al a
hov
Thc Ns- Hosk Sou,heru Rsbsi Fand
no. rraehc, $4,000.
The Tecsilss iro-s interval revcnse sour
ces Monslay ~crc s1sS.512
t. Ss.r-tsrs oiS.,ie gave a diplomatic
'iinrvr O. nc Jspa--ss cousuais.ioscr.. Sat
ur'ias evening. TIE o.b.ast ssJ f,r-i.a
rs'ui'ier- rc.id,rr IN wE.hiasson ~vrs a.
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