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asaI estate
LENTg G APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON. OHIO.

n
"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES: GOOD
brick house and well improved six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty-f4,5OO.
hne residence 81 acres, well improved
within one mile OF Dayton-$3,3OO
frame house and four acres, on Greencastle
A larm OF 100 acres, on Bear Greek, good land,
for 500 per acre. '
a farm two miles from Dayton. on the EovinR
ton pike; ~ acres of land; good brick horsc arge
new barn aud other Out-buildings IN good order
Good brick house and sixteen acres Of lniId on
GreenCastle Hin, viii be sold cheap. II sold soon
small farm OF tWDnty-nine acres siA miles from
DaytQni on Liberty pike; we'll improved; " I'M be
sold cheap and on easy terms
Good farm ner Jenterville in washington
IoWnshlpt OF 1851 acres known as the Low MS
lafin au IN the best Of order " ill bes Id cbeap
Good farm, all in good Orier in Warren county
on Lebanon road from Middleton H. OF one hun,
ured and fourteen and one half acres. a bargain
Good iafm OF 60 acres, in Preble county. on lew
isDufg and West BALTIMORE road; new bouse and
Darn, good young orchard all in the best order.
part bIttom land, on Miller's fork bargain
GOOD frame house and lot on Fourth st. above
high water marx sold At 4 bargain II sold soon
= tarm OF 100 acres, mile north of browns sta
proved $1,000 " ~
a farm Of 81 acres good improvements Rt
browns station, on Western r. R.-S320O
A farm OF 70 acres on Germantown PIKE q miles
from DaytOn-Sg 0OO -
a number OF houses and lots in different parts of
che city All will be sold cheap
leb2-u n LkNrZ 4 APPLICABLE, r. EA
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JAMES Kelly,

3 EAL s 81 &pE &c NJ
NORTHEAST CORNER MAIN a THIRD SITS.
DAYTON, OHIty..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-09

PateRted May 90, 1866. .

Ratented May go, 1865.
This is an article for washing without rubbing
except in very dirty places, which will require
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations of
tered for al. purpose, WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES
but viii leave them much WINTER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear
IL removes grease spots as if by magic, and soft.
ems the dirt by soaking, so that rinsing will in
binary cases entirely remove it,
rms powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science and upon process peculiar to
ITSELF which is secured by Letters Patent 1t has
been In use for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal favorite wherever il has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol-
Lowing, viz;
Il saves all the expense of sorp Usually used on
cotton and linen goods
itsaveS most of the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed
with one quarter the time and labor usually re-
CURED 1t imparts a beautiful gloss and lustre
much superior to any other mode. No water re-
CURED except to moisten the powder
lli ections with each package.
- Ana can be readily appreciated by a single trial
Ihe cost OF washing for family of five or six per
sons VIII not exceed THREE CENTS.
me manufacturers of this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been int ro-
duced 70 the public which have rotted the cloth
or failed in removing the dirt but knowing the in
trinsic excellence of this article they confidently
proclaim 1t as being adapted to meet "A demand
winch has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE & STEVENS,
20O Broadway, BOstou.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE COLORs
Sold by all Grocers and Dealers oc9dsm
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ansnraul'e,
Central Insurance CompaD.v v,
OF DAYTON.
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.CAPIT Ii..,............. LOO, o OC
OFFICE-No. 90, east side of Main street, fbe
tween Second and Third streets) Dayton, o.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued por
all descriptions Of buildings, machinery, and
stock for one year or less, and upon dwell ing
houses and household goods for three years OF
any less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD or DIRRoToRs-Henry Herman, Rol iert
Chambers, Andrew Gump, George W. shaw
Henry s. Fowler w. L. Darrow A. r. II. Sol.
kerth. HENRY HERMAN, Presiden {.
ANTHONY STEPHANs, Secretary.
ja2sdsm JACOB sTEPHANs Surveyor
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lhe lolloMlhs described real estate tO-wt3 Sit
uate IN the County Of MontgOme and State OF
ONO all that lot tract parcel OF land lying ana
being to-Mit. beginning at the \. r. oorncr OF
Henry bollenbach's lot, and running fnOm thence
north lto ieet along W ater street Thence extend
ing back 70 the Miami River, adjoining the etOwn OF
Niamisburg in the county and state aforesaid;
the same being the tract VI land conveyed by Jacob
kercher and wife 70 David GuckhaltE, andby him
TO Cobble, and by trederick Cobble to John Mover
deceased, father OF Theresa and Lena Mover. ana
nom thence 10 solomon HILBERT and nom solomon
HILBERT TO Jacob zimmerman, and from Jacob
LimmemPn to John Elg the same being lot No
l4S), on the revised plat of said town
said real estate has been appraised at S238 90 and
cannot sell for less than twO-thirds OF the sp-
TERMS OF sALE-CASH
ADAA CLAY, Attorney. siwIt
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8eal estate agrnts.
LENTz & APPLEcArE.
IL ~ n l. y. = a 1 l 4 CO \ r. -
once 323 Third street North side
DAYTON OHIO.
MLAMISBURG VINEYARD PROPERTY
Ar SHERIFF'S SALE.


John shupert o. John +. Hommel ct al Superior
1907.
PURSUANT to an order Of sale issued by the
Su eriorC Court within and Ior the COUNTY OF
Montgomery and ate of Ohio. and to me d rected
vi oner at public sale, III the door uf The Count
House in the city Of Dayton, ohio ON
Monday, March "a. 1867 at . o O'clock p. N
The following real estate to-wit: Situate in the
county OF montgomery, and state of Ohio in the
west part OF section No. t25) twenty FIVE town one
lil range slN ltl NJ X beginning at a stone at the
junction OF the Two public roads, being the : e.
corner OF said lot; thence north ~, deg 81 pole,
to a stone; thence SSat deg 80 poles 10 a stone
thence south "a deg 2o.6 poles 20 stone n ence
eoA deg c les poles 10 a stone; thence 49,, deg
lo1 poles to the place OF beginning, containing
INe acres and eighty-three perches, ,5 A. 50 p
- acres OF sad premises are covered by fne
tnritty vineyard, in bearing order and there is
also two story dwelling house and tobacco she'd
win other out buildings ON the premises and il a
desirable little home, said real estate has been
appraised AZ Sl70O, and cannot sell or less than
two-thlr rds the appraised value thereof
TERMS OF SA1E-CASH
ADAM CLAY, Attorney siwtt
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FBVgK AND AGUE AND CHILLS.
The BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Isl
0AVIS'PAIN KILLER,

directions FOR rs USE.-TAKE
Chree teaspoOnsful of the Pain ler in about hall
pint OF hot water well sweeteneu with molasses. ab
the attack is coming on, bathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the medicine, at the same
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes il the
drst dose not stop the chill should it produ, c
vomiting and it probably viii II the stomach S
very foul, take a Little Pain Killer in cold watt T
sweetened with sugar alter each spasm. Perse.
yerance in the above treatment has cure.i many
severe and obstinate cases ut tins disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALERS.
9i-da
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he JUDGE or THE ORPHANS Court The
following peutiCu. signed by the members of
the bar 10 the number of one hundred an ten,
headed by MayOr Nallach, Ex- Mayor Craw-
ford, Hon. a q Riddle, Judge Hughes Hon
h. ) Brent, II on. +. Z. Stanton. and Hon T
j ID ulier- has been presented to the Senate
and House Of Representatives:
We, the Undersigned. members of the bar of
washington cry and District Of Columbia
beg leave resi- ectfuliy 10 represent unto your
Honorable bod es, that the salary of the Jndre
OF the orphans Court of this District Is but
twenty five hundred dollars per annum, and
mat the same is inadeq1 ate IN view of the ar
duous and RESPONSE BILE duties deyolved upou
MN, and respectfully pray your Honorable
DOules 10 pass Il law increasing the same
10 al least four thousand dollars per annum
we feel assured that we but express the
sentiments OF this entire community when we
say mat the ability. fidelity, and rigid Impair
uality with which the Honorable VIM F.
furcell, the present Cum bent, has discharged
Ihe important and complex duties of this Of
nee Tor the last eighteen years, have reflected
upon MN the hiRhe-t credit. and secured for
MIN the respect and confidence of the people
generally.
I'VE doubtif any Judge was ever so seldom
reversed b Y the Appellate Courts. The duties
OF this Court are constantly increasing, and
are perhaps more closely connected with the
interests OF The citizens than any other not
only on account of the magnitude of their in
terest. but also OF their delicate character
"A petition so nunerously signed by the
mem OF the bar is high complime To
the il Judge and II is to be hoped that Congress
VIII act favOraoly on the petition, and thereby
cause him 10 give up the idea OF resigning his
position TO practice law.
We are informed that no decision of INDIA
Purcell has ever been re yersed by the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
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A SURE PILE CURB--Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
sirument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of ri. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where. Address J. Il. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York 3
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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lsfe ST. Odd Fellows Hall, It'll street.
fSA WALSHS ION
fOC CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, fOU
No. $50 lot hstreet, one door below Pa. ave.
$40 900 to loan on Gold and Silver WATCHES,
pIAMONDS, CLOTHING, and MERCHAN.
iss sSBusiness strictly conhdentiaL-<s
THE WEAK AND I'M.
Sv PAIRED EYEsIGHT, S@
Arising from protraoted sickness, general debil.
fty OF the nervous system, or the natural dispo.
sition to far short tedness, will be
sire pgthessd, and preserved By the use Of our
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPEOTAOLEs,
manufactured bv us from the genuine quartz.
tpure silex } sforaing unrtvsled clearnsss to the
These Pebble spectacles and Eye.Glasses we
adspt with utmost care and attention to the prop.
cordance with the ply sioiogy of the human eye,
and the laws of the science Of optIcs We sell our
Pebbles, as we'll as all other
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
at Netc York dnd PHILADELPHIA prices Is stated In
the catalogues OF leading firms-Benj. Pike Sem
mons CO. aoesllistsr sro; Queen Co., &C.
scientifc and Practical Opticians,
244 Pennsylvania avenue
between 18th and 18th SITS, Washi a & ron
Among the distinguished patrons Of our OPP
we beg leave to mention President Abraham Lin
coin, Mrs. Lincoln, Chief Justice b. r. Chase,
Secretary Seward, Secretary stanton. Senators
ner. Yates. Hon II /, Dawes, N. O.. Mess; Hon
Supreme Court; Mayor Walisch, Major General
Gem H:intisimsn, 2dmir.i GoId.SSr sas s sa9
geon Gen. J. X Barnes, Pref Henry, Smithso-
MAN Institute; Prof n Jason. Oolumbian college;
s pr Benz nrynI h.1i Chemist Ayr pspt Or:
Treas Dept; Gov. Pattsn, Ala; Gov. Parsons
Gen. Spinner. q 3. Treasurer, &c. &c. js IS st
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CITY ITEMS.

JRwRLRY. Bog Wood Sets, new STYLES Bog
oed Sets, Bracelets, Jet Chains. Medallion
Combs, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups,
Goolets, Call Bells, Napkin Rings. Sets, re-
ceived this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, DO. 43o Pennsylvania avenue,
near ~ street.
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WASHINGTON CLUE SKATE.-The Skates or
dered by the Washington Skating Club are
now ready; and can be had of J. W. BoteIer
\ Bro. Several extra pairs also for sale Or
ders can be- left there for Ladies and Gen tlemen
OF this pattern. r. T. ELLEEBECK
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BILLIARDs.-A match has been made be-
tween Messrs. Davis and Jones to play a
game OF Billiards at Miller's Saloon, i3O Penn.
sylvania avenue, between 1 y and 6tn streets,
tomorrow evening, at ~ o'clock.
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DIR. WHITE, Chlropodist, t24 Penn. av.. be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets. continues the sue
cessful treatment of cOrns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged POINTS, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Office hours from \ A. m. to
p m, and to p. m. Established 1861.
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HAhLRr.-A lecture on Hamlet. illustrated
with recitations from the play, will be deliv-
cred by Prof Ii. o. Preuss tomorrow even
ing, at Union League Hall heald's brass
band will enliyen the occasion
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NO HUMBUG.-Bar Co, corner of eth and +.
streets, will sell you better and cheaper suit
of Clothing than any other house in this city
Call and see for Yourself
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FINE LOT of gentlemen's stout Brown
French Cotton half hose, 9, 81 and 10 inches,
at 90 cents per pair, or $3.50 per dozen, lusl
received, at Jennings One Price Clothing
Store, on the corner of Sc tn street and ary-
land avenue
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MY OLD PATRONS will find il greatly to their
advantage by calling AZ the new Shoe Store,
No. 5U2 eth street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
Or. Il. WILSON,
I'm LATE OF the firm of Burns & Wilson.
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BOARD OF TRADE DINNKR.-The first an
nusl dinner OF the Board Of Trade, to be given
al The Seaton House this evening, will be one
OF the most agreeable affairs of the Kind we
have been favored with, as ITS members COM
prise the leading citizens Of the District
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POLICE REPeRTs.-The Lieutenants of police
reported tins morning fifty three arrests m ade
in the District yesterday. The fines from the
Corporation laws amounted to SiOO13
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FoR CHILBLAIEs and Frosted Feet, WHITES
EmbrocatIon is specific. Price 81 per bottle
r or sale at i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ "a 9th streets.
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PERMITTING CARD PLAYING Ed McCarty
was arrested yesterday bv officer Gordon, Of
the SIN Ward, for permitting cards to be played
in his restaurant. He was fined 500 by Jus
tice Handy.
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INTERESTING LEcruRR-The iecture of B
Taylor, before the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION, at Metzerott Hall, Tomorrow
evening, will no doubt be one OF the most in.
IsrestIne OF the series, as the lecturer is of
great ability, and his subject "a English words,
their use, abuse, and beauty; thought and her
cnariots," most entertaining and instructive
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DEATH oP AN ESTEEMED CIrIzKN.-On Sun.
Gay evening, At III O'Clock, Mr.. Edwar g.
nj. Belt, Esq, A. H street in the i1th wear Of
his age. Mr. Dyer had Suffered many months
from DYSPEPSIA anu death was to him relief
ls sisted that he mas never seen a day OF good
health since the sudden death of his -
which occurred some three years ago. Tn.
deceased was highly esteemed citizen ana
his death will be dsplored by large circle Of
friends and acq uaintances.
The funeral took place this morning at ST
PatrIek's Church, and was very largely ar
tended Rev. Fathers McNally, Boone ana
Boyle Off ciating, the latter delivering the dis
course MessTs. J. e.. MEG uire, VIM. Orme
j. j. billiard, Samuel Lewis. l.. +. Clark and
- Henderson were the pail bearers, The re-
mains were inferred 81 Mt. Olivet.
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WHO HAS NOT BoUsHT A TICKET fer the
grand bal for the benefit OF the poor OF the
Seventh Ward, 10 BE- given at Island Hall 10 e
morrow evening Ii there are any such. let
them at once invest. as IL will be one OF the
most delightful reunions or the season, and is
70 help charitable work.
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BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
LOST AND FOUND.

hog L0Sr.-On Monday evening, black and
IL tan slut PUPPY, seven months old. Liberal
reward offered by leaving her at Grocery Store,
20 "a street. ia 30.2t-
rAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB.
~ scriber, on the 18th instant, one BAY MARE
with tIidie on. Tho owner Is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
her away. THOMAS FOWLER,
No. - M street north,
q 80 St. between I'D and 24th streets.
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DIEn.

BARkER On the 18th instant, at O'Clock D.
sse. - "
The funeral will take place on Thursday morn
ing. 3lst inst at ii O'Clock, from MIS- late ra.i
dence, Ia 9th street west, between N and o sts
north.
JOHN MEM, in his 7ith year
His funeral will take place Thursday, 3ist at 2
o'clock from his late residence. No. IL Green AZ
The relatives and friends and the Old InhabitaDts
Association are res pectfully in vfted To atteud
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G6O BE " A II d.

Recruit,ng Rends- ropS, o. s ARM,
4b1 Street, WdShi0gf0n. ID T., )
January 80. lS6.
Thirty dollars reward will be paid for the sp-
prehension and delivery to me at at this rendeI.
vous OF each OF the following u amed men, desert.
ers from the United States Army:
CHARLES W. HOELL, private, 90. B. 10Th
Infantry, age "a years height feet ga inches );
complexion fair eyes grey hair dark.
GEORGE II. WILSON, private, 90. 18th In
fsntry, age "a years height, feet 7ls inches :;
complexion dark eyes dark hair black
The above named men suppo-ed to be 10 this
city. GABLE A. WOODRUFF,
LIST Lieut.. I'd Artillery, Brevet Lisnt Col,
1t U. s A. Recruiting Officer.
ZANE TO THE PREMISES OF The SUB
~ scriber in Uniontown, small black HORSE
hind feet white; saddle gall his back; about II
or IA years old, az astrsy.
+. LUSREY
The owner OF said Horse 10 requested TO cali on
the subscriber in U1iontown, prove property pay
charges, and take him away. f. LUSREY
Nashinston. Jan %. 1851. ia % 1T
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PROPERTY RECovRRED---Yesterda detec
tives Miller and Coofnes recovered two sets o
double harness, which were stolen from Mr.
George Boyd Oh the 18th instant. II had been
Pawned with a licensed broker, and the de-
teCtIyes found il there. Major Richards, SD
perinteDdent OF the Police, delivered IL TO the
owner upon proof that It is his properly.
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BOARDING..

POOMs TO RENT-with Board or for house.
II keeping No: 81 Pennsy lvania avenue be
tween 2ith and 18th SITS, ia 80 81
ROARDING.-Two pie asant, furnished second
- story Rooms, suitable for gentlemen and
their wives. or single gen tlemen. Terms meder-
ate, at No. 326 Sd street, between = and streets
north. ia 30 3ts
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent from 8 10 to SIS.
ALSO, TABLE BOARD at 80 per mouth, a.
No 40 9th street, between street and Louis,-
ana avenue. ja 293t'
ROABDING.-A few genteel Bosrders caa be
- accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD.
LORS for rent. very low. Apply No. 367 Pa
avenue, opposite National Hotel js % ee3t'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
IL RENT-With or without Board. No asa III
street, between 10th and Goth, square from the
cars, in %. e.
TABLE BOARD ct No. 464 10th street, few
month. de ID II
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a TOURNAMENT ON IeE-From the arrange
ments being made for the novelty Of tourna-
meat at the Skating Park to -morrow afternoon
and evening. we have no doubt the affair will
be one OF the grandest and most UNIQUE ever
witnessed here. See advertisement
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Z. s 5. Pill sshs0 s1snSas
of tn. w.. ss',5a14 s.,s., sIorrr1os e.
in A.su Tn Dali, .Sce.:.fai sdss.I..iu.,lou Of
GRIrFITH aAUAr. 20
'n This Tii 8 s ffsisii January %. 1857.
win TsR asfsf f.fs and
To i"s SaSsT ' IN s s. 81
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes. %; Orchestra Chairs, Sl;. Dress
ooidr:d S.sf: cent?: fsl' CIR
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsyivania avenue, near W illards' Hotel.
THIS "wednesday ,IvENIHG. January 30. 1897.
LAST TIME POSITIVELY
" thrss acts. ~ dssTi f Wsss untitled ID
BELPAEGOR, TIE MODNfEBANK.
GRAND CARNIVAL SCENE. s
introducing over One Hundred Characters.
vi To, H XoRsg aIsHr, RohANos OF A
FRIpAY. February 1, BENkFIT OF J. B.
FIRST GRAND SKATING TOURNAMENT.
NOVELTY.
The Managers or the WASHINGTON SKATING
PARK beg to snnounceito the publ tn At weather
and ice permitting they propose. en- THURSDAY
MKT, January 3Ist. the novelty of q Tourns-
ment on Ice Every preparation will be made
for the event and the rules for the Tourney strict
y observed The contestants for the ring win be
sirous OF entert ng for the prize are to
reeistsr their names at the Office Of the President
or with tn ticket agent at the gate.
:, Alter the ceremony Of Growing the Queen,
large sleigh. beautifully decor ated, will be
brought On the ice, I'm which the Queen aud aids
of Honor will be drawn by the knights around
the pond. The event to conclude with Grand
Masquerade, lllImi alton, and display of Fire
A full Band of Music will be In attendance.
The gate will be opened at l O'Clock, Tourna.
ment To comneuce at "a o'clock p. IN.
Member and season tickets admit gentleman
and two ladies' % cents tor each additional iady;
angle tickets, admitting a gentleman and one
lady, SO cents; boy 8 rs cents. js292t
FANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES,
Il For Tableaux and Private Parties
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA,
ia % Of 441 10th street.
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MARKED.

P4RKER-TH0MAs On the 2Sth instant, by
the Rev Il. Peyton Brown, WM Il PARKER of
keene n. H, 70 Miss CLARA E.. daughter of
Lewis Thomas, Esq., of this city. No cards.
BEATTY-PAINE At the West Georgetown
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage en- the 18TH inst ,
by Rev Geo. NJ Berry WILLIAM w BEATTY
Of Wsshihgton. to Miss ANN M PAINE, OF
Gsorketosp
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nl W. l.. MALL q CO ,Auctionears
ID Original Horse and Carriage Eazaar.
g Louisiana avenue.

SALE OF HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
On SATURDAY MORNING. Feb ?. atIUs,!rk.
We "ili sell. at the Bazaar, q number Of saddle
Csrrlage and Work Hsrses, tsfull description a
SALE com prising
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses,
Also,
A large collection OF New and second hand Bug
gies; Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Vehicles
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built In this city.
Also.
New and Second hand b srness, Saddles, Carriages,
&c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays
Carriages and Harness siYsys on private sale
Ja9 W. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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WEBB & BEyERIDGE,
" INPOkTERs OF
GROCKERI.
CHINA AND

ULAbSW ARF,
Have constantly on hand large stock ef GOODS
OF the latest styles. from the best IA a. ers, N1N
at As low price: as they can be purchased
hne PLATED WARE and CUTLERY
% f6 ST Odd BeIlows' Hall, 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-30
ID 2y3 Pennsylvania avenue

H =S9 PeEnsylFania avenue.
On THURSDAY, Jan. 3lst. 81 10 O'Clock Ne
will sell ct our oalesrosm q close consignment
slsTRe lot Of Boots OF a. sizes, rs boxes kaisfu.
ltO drums prime Figs, aud = general variety OF
Groceries
Also, lgu cemi johns q choice Wines asd Ltauor.
Also, large lot Of Cloths, Cashmere so,l
and Cotton Goods.
Terms cash.
it NAQLE A co Aucts