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DORTABLB
STEAM ENGINES,

BVOh1A ADbo
STEAM EN0INES,
Combining the maximum Of efncfency durability,
and economy, with the minimum OF weight and
price. They are widely and fsvOrably known,
mere than 600 beipg in use. All warranted salts.
factory, or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent
j. O. HeADLEY q co.,
fe 6-eoSm Lawrence, Mass,
nNLy 33 CENTS FOE A GOOD, HEAVY
" rsix OF BRITISH SOCKS. Gentlemens, UE.
DEE SHIRTS aud y RA WERS. At all prices. n
ADAMSONiS
NH IA In ahe Ssh st.. next Pean ave.
COAL, IRON, AN d OIL. or the Praotic cal Amer
~ dean Mfasr; DeiDs y guide to our nsines and
Hiaersi rssoe<eee. with GUS NJ De and Illus
trsttons. Pnos S7.eo. - :
jaD vRANCK TAYLOR.
a MEXICAN GOLD, SrOOKs and BONDS.
a bought on ooreDissioH at the New York and
ether stock Boards. Quotations regularly re.
-. LEWIS ypHUsoN 4 90. Bankers.
feI-u Ss3 Psnns. syspps.
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=. oic's 3 a. G E.i .fsl a.. p ae ff l1es tAA
poit. oss1 BE- ertsie0a1 ~ et. .'s shl D. e \
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SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
A.w. TOwsHIND & 90, Jewellers,
SIC 7th ST., between d andE

Having determined to retire from business, We
tspcy GOODS It hrst cost. All goods sold guaran-
seed 70 De whet represented. Whilst closing out
our STOCK OF Jswsiry and Fancy Goods, We offer
our patrons Who wish to purchase Watches the
opportunity OF buying them at " wholesale rates.
PRlOk LIST OF WATCHES.
SILVER hunting case, ancher NOV eme Rts, Jewel.
ca, ~, gold; Do. American, HlIery moveme nts
!eweIed, SH, gold; Do: American, P. q. Bartlett
pvt case, American, p. &. Bartlett, chronomete
DIAL, S@. gold; Is do. do, SIS, gold; Is do Ap-
pis'oA' Tracey Co.. chronometer VAL, Ss5, gold.
ARTICLES TO BE RAFFLED.
] Ladies' Cabinet and Chair pspier nache. i'm
laid WITH pearli hrst cost. S32s In gold. Ladies
frst cost. SSa a Soid TpnswnnS nr Msn pearl
mounted With solid Sterling silver hrst cost, Si0o
in gold. S
The whole to be yss's I'd for $500 currency
A.W. TOWAshkHD a co, jewelers.,
3l6 18th street few doors below
"a ~ I'm Odd Fellows Hall
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMEHrs. &C., ro.HIea1

WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsE.-In compliance
with the request OF 3 great number of play
gOers, Miss Rose Eyunge will appear again
this evening IN her delightful Improvisation
OF I" Lady Gay Spanker," in Bourcicaults
sparkling comedy, London Assurance"
NATIONAL THrATKR.-OnIy appearance of
Mrs. +. W Lander rs pauline, " in the " Lady
of Lyons"
METZEEoTT HALL.-Grand oratorio, Ham
dels Nesslah, by the Philharmonic Society,
this evening. Several talented vocalists, aud
a full orchestra and chorus, will make this
one of the finest musical performances ever
given in this city.
GONzAGA HALL, r street, between 9th and
1Otb.-Grand exhibition OF dissolying views
Tor the benefit OF the new Catholic Church in
the First Ward.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Carter Zouaye
Troupe Knight.
TEMPERANCE HALL-Second grand ball OF
the Lone star Temperance Club this evening
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LOUISIANA AvENUE.'

W. - ~
J.H. CRANE 90.
Have on hand . large and fine assortment Of
GOODS, suited to this market, sUch as BUTTEB
CHEESE, EGGs, APPLES, RAISIHS, FIGS,
OITR0F, NUTS, HAMS, GOLDFISH, MACK
EBEL, HERRING, SOAPS, CANNED GOODS,
DO.
Also, 80 Barrels Mooreb celebrated CHAM
PA6SE CIDER, By barrel or gallon.
All the above goods are offered ut the lowest
market price, AND warranted to suit,by
II. CRANE co.,
ia Aim SO La. ave-. between 9Th and 7th.
IL OOMMISsION MEROHANTs,
Nos 291 and 293 Penna av., bet. 9Th and l6th sts
Sales At auction every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday morning and evening
Il. @. BkOOkEB, Salesman.
A full assortment sf Dry Goods, Boots, sh.es,
Furnishing Goods, Crocksry. Tin Ware, Stoves,
&C, always on hand At private sale. Cash I'D,
Vancsd 90 eonsignmsnn.so
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Hardyare and
Tin Ware, Stoves, SC, Nos. 221 cpd 23i,
7th street, between enc y.
d large quantity Of Government stock. consist
CARTS, Harness Wagons, Wagon Wheels, Wheel
bsrr0ws Trucks. Platform Scales Coun Sc sles,
CIpa kerry, Lamps, Lanterns, Tar, Paint and ST. 90
ioMt, siove Pipe, Also, large quantity OF second
hand Stoves. with many other articles tos nu .
msrous to epumer ate. The goods are nearly new
and will be sold OF almost any price TO snit.
IalS-lm u, C0L4AN d CO.
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The Case Of Csnsver.

III AbShohD SoNSflhACr PERJURY.
Yesterday, after our report in the case
dicted for perjury in connection with the con
splracy, was closed
MI r. u. Bowdeih. clerk Of the House Ju.
o'ciary Committee, was sworn. and prod u ced
the record. book from which, under the date OF
April 9, 1885, he read that Couoyer and Camp
bell were examined on that day.
mr.. r. II. Smith, phonogra pher, testified tn At
ne reported the most of the testimony before
that committee, and recognized certain papers
a. full reports
This morning, Hon ] T. Wilson was sworn,
sNd testified that at the time Conoyer gave his
ttstlmony before the committee neither Camp
Dell or Roberts were present, and that he ad /.
ministered the oath to Conover In the usual
form. -
Mr.. F. H Smith. who took the testimony be.
fore the committee, was recalled.
THE HoTKLs.-Owing to the interruption of
travel by the partial destruction of the Long
Bridge, large numbers Of travellers are COM
PEELED TO remain here. and as a consequence
there are no rooms to be had in most OF the
hotels
For the present the Southern trains will
leave Fort Runyon on the south side OF the
bridge, which is reached by walking over the
aqueduct at Georgetown, from the Southern
end OF which omnibus runs to Fort Runyon,
connecting with the trains.
ACCIDBNT.-Last week, while Mr.. s. b. Cor
bett Of Alexandra county, Va, was crossing
the Long Bridge, the horses in his wagon be-
came unmanageabe, owing to the whistlng
OF locomotive. and he fell under the wheels,
breaking both arms. one of them in two places.
POLICE REPORTS -The heutenants of police
reported this morning forty nine arrests ia the
District yesterday. The total amount of fines
imposed was s1Oi7l.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MA fIONAL fHEAfRE. .-
PennsylvaAfs avenue, near Wiilasds' Hotel.
rals ivIHIao, r.sr...y 6, 1877.
Third spp';Tssssrs Of ne sni M TfassAiense,
and only time efier charming inp:rssa.non of
PAULIHB, 1850
w B.lwers sser acceptable pisy IN Eve act, en-
THE LADY OF LYONS.
UNExCEPTIoNABLE CAST,
Nocharge for seats secured in advance.
s: TO MORROW 'sssss Of Mrs L,n
FRIDAY. BEsEFIT Or Mhs. LANDER.
WALLS NEW OPERA H6UsE. 81
n. B. PHILLIPs-...-......s II nAHAG ER,
WEDNESDAY EvENING, February 6, 1857,
second night Sis S. Of
Vi" rspsss h.r ds:sias
:, po..,LIAp LADY GAY sPAHKER.
Do0e'''' EoS SSSs' Ass g.
vac nS On u: BY
ebthusfssm and delight. ...--
The new version of DOMBEY son will . osi.
lively be played To morrow.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
cfriys.e Boxes, Ss; Orchestra Chairs 81; Drets
Circle. rs cents Paraustte, 90 cents; Family Cir
Gle, % cents: Colersd Circle. Is cents.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 18th Street.
POSITIVELY -FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
sATURDAY, ANU
February 9th, 18th 9Th, and 9th, 1867
THE GARTER ZOUAVE Troupe,
Recognized for the season Of t7, and increased to
25I NUMBER.
will give four perfsr mances as absve, presenting
an entirely new and original programme.
a MT oh a ran nd IL .
Doors og.n at O'Clock. Performance com
is6-t' E.P. KENDALL, Agent.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
SUNDAY EVENING, February 18th.
THE SEVEN LAST WORDS OF OUR SAVIOR
ON The GROSS"
(the finest work of the I'm mortal Haydn
Prof LENsCHow of Baltimore, DIRECTOR.
Tickets, 8 for Orchestra Seats, Parquet or
PTess ctpcle: so Gents for Upper Ssler{ > for
Messrs Metzerett and Ellis, after the 10th Inst.
No extra char sc for reserved seats. fe 6li,I5
GRAND EXHIBITION OF DIsseLvINa
m feet d,,me,sr a, EhNMNSi .c.u.,,
bet oh aud 10Th Feb 9Th 9TH 7th and SIN. for the
neneft Of the new Catholic Church in the first
Ward. Single tickets, 30 cts ; family tickets Tor
four persons, 81 season tick cts for one 81 Doors
open at z; e1 hibitisu at Ia .. m.
~ Different Views each evening fe53l
DHILHARmONIO SOCIETY.
GRAND ORATOR..
HANDEL's MEssI.A
VIII be given BY request
AT METZEROTT HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6
The following named ooalists will appear
Miss JENNIE T.. HOUSTON, thu Great So
pranO of the handel aud Haydn society, Boston
Mrs. j y CACLDEIELD Contrslto
Mr.. ARTHUR MATTHISON, Tenor of Trinity
Church, New York and
Mr.. J. WINCH, BassO o { the Handel ana
Haydn Society, Boston.
Chorus Of nearly enc hundred voices, sustained
by an orchestra Of over twenty pieces
Tickets, one dollar.
No extra Charge for reserved seats.
Salr OF seats will commence on Saturday. Feb.
ruary I'd at Metyerott's Music store. 10 l-6t
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwRLRy.-New styles Bog Wood Sets,
Plain Cross Sets, Tipped Gross Sets, Cora |
Sets. Coral Drops, 2O0 styles Sleeve
Buttons, Jer Chains, Silver Plated Ware. re-
celved this morning, at Priggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43S Pennsylvania avenue,
near X street.
COAL OIL
6OCents
Gallon
iq3H
Ninth street between ID aud f. streets
A fun assortment of Lamps on hand at all
times at low prices.
, CHARLES ULLRICH, JR.
OPTIC1AN GOODs-npera glasses, and spec.
tacIes made of pebbles, and sold for half the
prlce charged by opticians. Warranted 10
SUIT at l. AIexander's, 24O Pennsylvania ave
rue. >
NAIRSTITES-COmic Valentines % cents
per gross. The largest and cheapest assort-
mont Of valentines In the CITY, WHOLESALE and
retail, at Shillington's Bookstore, corner ~
street and Pennsylvania avenue. G.
~
Ny OLD PATRONS Will fnd II greatly TO their
advantage by calling 4; the new Shoe Store.
No JU2 7th street, under odd Fellows Hall.
G.. Il. WILSON,
I'm late OF the firm OF Burns & Wilson.
- " M q, Chii uIOuiSts vi rem Nv De-
t"'eh ~ dnc bth streets. continues the sue
cesstul treatment of COrns, bunIOns, bad nails,
eElarged POINTS, warts, mOles, vascular ex-
crerrnces, &c. Office hours from : a 10. TO
y. m, and 10 p. m. Established loGI.
-o
FOR CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
EmeTocaIon Is specific. Price = per bottle.
or sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, be- vveen
y an 9Th streets.
SURE PILE CURE--Dr. GIlbert's Pile in
stTumeut positively cures the worst cases af
piles Sent by mail on receipt of -. Clrcu-
lars tree Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. II Romano. Mana
ser, No. 575 Broad way, New York 2.
PENNIES can be had IN suy quantities a; the
SlT on CCuuraT
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j. MHBKRITEB. No. As fth street.
de ls-2ms Eight doors above ODD Feilovs' Hal
D-- rRI4sIMAB,

PROTECTED By kOYAL LRrrIRs PAT.
sns Of snslsand; and sscsred By II: seals Of the
College Of Medicine, vienna.
Trissemsr No. !, Is the eIsctual remedy for BE.
the By stem. Triesemar No has entireiy sapeT.
seded the nSsseoss use of Copsvia, Oubebs, As
Impurities and Secondary 6ymptoms. thu. OBJ VI
ipgreAiepts.
Each preparation 10 In the form Of Q most agree
Able Losepge Secured frem the effects Of eli
os each, four s. cAses In one for o., and in "a
cases, thus saving 60 Divided in separate doses
= sdmiuistersd By Vslpesu. Sedan snda, boux,
Wholesale and retail by Dr.. BARROW, Ho. 1sl
70 !: ia sl:S 4 .; 8 fiosD. No. $50 Penn.
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RY GBEEN WILLIAMS, AUctiou.trs
BOOKS AT PERIIC AUcTToN

On SATURDAY NIGHT. CSmmrgoipg a. 2
.lock o IN We shall sell a. our AuctIl n Rooms
"A nhe assoc n en- OF new EOOks trItrs -luT . -1I
leCu~n Of Standard Poets Mi-,eII .n.ous ~.
f"IulAr Novels, school Fool s.. sc M h -,
reserve Tor each. 'N 'N'
"A - GREEN WILLIAMS Aurts
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT GRyAT SAC
1VI RlF1CEe -Determin ned TO work on our stock
sfer great bargains in vI0LINs. GUITARS.
FLUTES ACOOBDEONs. hANJOs, BRUMs.
Bras. and German silver instruments, and all
JOHN Y. ELLIS
70 Cleo SH Pa. ave. near 10th ST.
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WANTS.,

WANTID.Ae APPRENTICE 60 THE Dress
b.tvees and Satff.n'''' ecu 1t %ss '''a ssss'
AsTLD-A arst rsss Won Az 70 cock. ..sA
n, b.t ,1sn tor snail family None nsss 81;
es1ns ss sSa ssS K
w AnTkD-A OULOKED PORTER In DRY
es ;s. e ''i TN st. '''.'sss y "a hSrDrrrr.
WANTED lAMEDIATELY at No. 9ss Penn.
r.s els:: sssssS between 18th and stn ..
A G1NTLEMAA WAITS A ROOM, furnished
1 No ;es rot hsIns able t: ts.
ctses - Reference fur nished, II required.
wv With han. by March 18th: brick preferred
STs 81 50 snesea , g. Address care OF
WANTED IMMEDIATELY--AG IRL to do
hHoo ..rSa OF private family Apply No sl2
w bic man, without family, az private watch d.
man man or to attend market or erocery. or provision
HENRY. GEORGETOWN. f. ist'
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN ARE DESTROYS
o II o. tstiss LESSONS ON THE PIANO from .
S;r%:, &C., G. a. Box as. '1 sss:sstos 1S
WANTED-AII persons about breaking up
Wv hon,ektePins vii please call st our oifoe,
slant calls for the same Also, House, for rent.
fe4lm corner 10th and streets
UOO above capital xansa TO nre ae' ths
sane as partner in q lucrative business Of go
standing, and make himself useful. Good refer
dress H. Box IN No. State
WANTED TO BORROW $1,000 tor two ears
w ten per cent interest given, security real es-
tate. Address borro wer, Star once fei 81
WHARF.-THE public at large to knox that
and s PIaTsb q %ARE
a. Casters, Walters, Spoons, &c., which he oilers
avenue, or 3ls F st where you will find q large
variety of HousefutRishire Goods fe I-eost
WANTED. We want several trst q assn FARMS
HOUSES and I0Ts G in tb oer oy Snth large and
small Aprly i.mesateiy to b. l.. WELLS
W, corner loth and sts ia 81 I'm
WAhTED. WANTED AT the Recruiting
Depot, RECRUITS for the United states Army.
IA ANTED-New and Cast of CLOTHING. old
w GOLD and SILVER, or any other article Of
gas At s,6 59s Of sa MsIosss
sole Aeentfor sINGER S SEWING MACHINE
de Z2-ly
yNANTRD-IOO LADIES Immediately, to en-
w broider Yokes, Bands, Wrapper Yokes, FIan-
mel skirts, Slippers, and Initial To good hands
who bring ample of work, good wages and CON
slant employ pent given. Gall At the new Stamp
Ing Room, 439 9Th street, opposite Patent Once
STAMPING reduced to FIVE cents per width
do l5-tf.
"ANTED-lO, 600 LADIES to know that Al
w the New STAMPING Rooms, 4 80 9Th street, op-
pssite Patent Office, they Fl nd the best selected
ass rtment OF Patterns ever offered here for
ClOsks, Cspes, Aprons, JOseys. Waists, Yoke-
Bands, Wrappers, Slippers, PincushiOns and Ini
tias. Also. designs for Pillow Gases, Ottoman
Chair Covers, Pianos, and IN short, everyyarIetv
of Patterns as they are daily issued We have
French Machine and d Practical Stranger, sad
have reduced tie price TO
FIVE GENTS PER WIDTH
We make and stamp any pattern brOughtu as
Brsid-, silk aud Working GottOn very low.
de la-f
NABNTKD-SECOED HAND FURNITURE
w Also. MIRRORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED
DING and WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS every
deception. L BUHHEY 4G.> Tth street
jeeetf between and . e st side
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BOARDING..

I'OR BEST-One or two Furnished PARLORS,
with or without Board, in a private family
Tor two or four gentlemen. street cars one square
from the door. Apply No. ~ 9Th street west, be-
tween ami north. Terms moderate. II"
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can obtain q
"A pie hsAnE ROOM with good BOARD and u SO OF
flaho by making application sSlhe Star Once.
BOARD Front PABLOR. Handsomely fur
- Il,hed for two, at ~ per month, Back PAR.
LOh; Tor I've, At so per month, at $50 Il street,
near loth sweet fe 3-6t'
TABLE kUAkD at No. 454 iUth street. few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms gas per
month de IA tf
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RYw B LEWIS co, Auetioneer.

~ m NLO II ~ V a \ ~ L ENlshING GOODS
No. ,.. AT AUCTION
IL = y III n C. at : lock ue hall seIl -
IA hlnR store n" - Penn a Avenue near
LII stTset me as-ortr ent e black cloth Dr.,
SUIT itiless cuits over Goats ack aud Fr.rk
Goats PaBts. kests Sc 'NeN
7, hlsn, Inc sascT.meut Of Furnishing Goods.
ie6.4t WI LEWIS CO. Auct.
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RY sAGLE 8 CO., AuCtonter.
2S1 PeEnsyIFania ayenue
SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES
NAGLE & CO AuctiOueer.

ID 2S5 PennsylA ania avepua
PERENPTORY SALE OF FINE CHARS
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. g.
on SAL hD a February 2, st 10 O'Clock, at
Fine Cigars
To- gros. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
4OIes Virginia Smoking fobaccsl
90 gross do, a. &c.
Bslsncn of stock Of o dealer.
sal positive. NAGLE & 90
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE-Iesterday. Judga
tiin- sitting IN the Equity Court made a de :
cree dlVorcing Samuel Wood WyvilI from the
seLus OF matTimonF with Laura V. II. WyvilI,
on The ground of adultery &c The peutioner
sets forth that on the 23d OF March, l-jt ha
belng resident OF Prince Georges county.
$40 on FisiI 70 this city, was In company
Win Laura Virginia Harwold. a prostituts
win whom be had committed adultery pre
Niously az the house OF one Susan Evans and
she persuaded nlm 20 take walk. She had a
marriage Incense and persuaded him 10 90 10 a
magistrate, where she married hiIs He never
sIep' win her after the said marriage his
-dlheI coming 10 the city the mex, day ana
IdAmk nm home, and that he has moi sinc
consulted with her. He further alleges m, ,
she mas been guilty of frequent acts Of ad uItery
since the said marriage
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u UrigiBR Horse and IArriage BAEAAr,
g. La. sv., between 9Th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS
&C AZ.
On sATTeRDAY MORNING. Feb O. At 10
O'Clock, we will sell, At tho Bazaar, q pumb.r n
Saddle. Carriage and Work Horses "a mi A.
scTiptiOn at SALE com prisibg-
Many god Work, Saddle snd Harness Hors,s in
GLIDING q pair OF dark BAY Horses p.rfsctIv
gentle In single or double harness, ami ouIy
sold for want Of zee.
Also,
Set Of double Harness ana Covers
Also,
large collection OF New and Second hand RnU
gies, koekaways. Carriages, Wagons, aud
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this CITY
Also.
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles CART
ages. 6s at private sale.
, kegs lar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale
feo W l. WALL co. Aucts
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\, HE PRIZE RISG-Sam COllyer and Johnny
HSUl ade are IL town this morning.
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WB. LEWIS co. Act.
SALE OF HeBsEs. CARRIAGES, HARNESS,

R1 ". WALL GO Aucti.ueers
- Louisiana avenue
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sc hAkkkIrERs. ) 4S6
ssreet.I hPPRogPEI.rs 1oR nth street.

400 4S6
It'll street.t APPROPRIATE FOR )1tb s,ra.,
A l. AsONs
BEAUTIEUL AND USEFUL COHBTNED
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
A limited but choice selections Of Oil Paintings
ers, &C., propriately framed.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs
rich and varied assortment, from the best an
ufasture5s IN the country smbIscins Walsut, Inn
Frames. PassepArtsuts, Gard Frames, &C
PICTURE COED AND TASSELs, WALNUT
BBACKRTS, &c.
:, Picture 0Srd and Tassels; al sizes and eOlers.
King Nails, W alnut Brackets, EAsels. &C.
PAPERhANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful variety Of these goods, embracing the
richest designs OF Gilt Embroidered Psrlor Pat
terss In the District, With weil sssertsd stock Of
the cheaper grades, with q large variety Of Win
dow Shades, different st&5s and colors.
Orders fer window Shades and Paperhsngings
punetually hlled, In city or country.
large portion Of the above Goods we're made
specially to order, believing the best the ohss
and aiming ts heeD that class Of Goods espect-
fully invite the Public to nspect and compare our
Goods with any in the market,
Terms tnpartdbly odsh.
J. MABKRITEB, No. ass fth street
de lS-m' Eight doors above ODD Feilovs' Hall
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RY ". b LEwIs & GO .Aasti.u-er-
~ n. 500 PcBusylysuia Avenue
ITrhTSbE9KERs SALE OF CLorHIsG

THURSDAY next. Febrnsry 7 al "a 81
~ cur itoTe, We shall FL loo lots 81 CIsthinz s
p p sIlh Drs-sss end Wrappers, with Mar a.. .
Perlus, and Muslin Dresses: LafIe.. Cf..E.
Sscks ShaM -, and large lot 81 Ladies Uniar
ssriTtlon Boots ana Shoes. with A lzrgs 49,
ton - m'eCell an' Gus Goods
BY order Of PTobie
feg-.t TChrcD ! - . a W.
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10y NAGLE CO, Auctioueers
- sslesrOom No. 2S3 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th sta.

NAGLE co will give their person oil attic Ii on
10 the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furni-
ture. Also, TO the sales Of stocks OF Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, and Merchandise of every de
ssr1eton, Horses, Carriages, II arBsss, sc
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Regular Sales st our salesroom every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY: and SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock. NAGLE A 90
jsll-tf hnctionsars
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OPTICTAN GOODS opera glasses and spec,
iacles made of pebbles, and sold for half the
pTlce charged by opticians, Warranted tC
SUIT at /. Alexander's, 2iO Pennsylvania ave.
rue.
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DIED.

DIED.
APPLEBY On the sth inst, in Georgetown
ID. G., WILLIAM MARK APPLERY aged 3,
years. tBsltimOTe Sun please copy.I
MORAN. In Baltimore, January 81 ARNDNT
nlshkR, nfant son of Vim. II and Catherine A
Moran. aged six days
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GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, the well known
Novelist. essayIst and lecturer. will deliver the
MN lecture Of The course before the Young
MEMS Christian Association, at M etzerott Hall
70 morrow evening Subject Conservatism"
Great interest Is manifested 20 hear the tai
entsd lecturer on tins current topic.
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FIGHTING PRIsONER.-Last night officers
,IIeet hhd wilson, OF the Second Ward, In 60
ing the round of their beat discovered two
coiored men whose movements excitad sus
picion that they were bent on violating law
nuu aIfrstei them struggle ensued, and
one named Peter Rollins Knocked Onscsr q rear
0oWn, and tore sleeve from his coat Roll
Inns was secured nv OfhcNr Wilson. but me
other escaped. Rollins is held for trial at the
central guaIdhOHse
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HALL PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and 18th street,


tEntIsnce New York avenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &c, &C,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have Just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in . first class Grocery. Without at
tempting to emu merate our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially invite the public TO
examine our stsre and stock. believing We shall
not fail to give entire sstisfscton to all who sy
favor us with their patronage.
We call espesisl attention to our sssor tment of
TEAS and COFTEES, which have been selected
With great care for purity. Dealers will hna a
fine assortment TO select from, and our prices to
suit
Goods delivered promptly in any part OF the city
ian 8 sm
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NAIESTITES.-COmic Valentines % cents
per gross The largest and cheapest assort-
mont 81 aientines In the CITY, wholesale and
retail, at Shillington's Bookstore, corner I x
street and Pennsylvania avenue G..