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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

MIR. JUDD GREAT BOOK AUCTION wlu r.
open m Washington, at so Penna. ave., nndsr
the Metropolitan Hotel this (Thursday) eve.
nipg, aud b. con timed few evenings. There
= large and select Assortment OF the most
valuable Books, watch INST be sold. 2lS
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MAJ r lied.

GRAHAME-CONwAv Onthe se.h instant. by
the Rev II Ames, JOHN b. On HAME 90 NJ.
VIM ID. Conway, formerly Of the U. 8 Navy.
BAXTER-JORDAN. In indianapolis, Ind :. on
the 18th February, by the Rev Henry Day EMO
by RAXTER, Of this city, to ALICE JURDAN.
of Indian apolls
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AIR AT ISLAND HALL-.We are glad TO learn
n at the fair for the benefit OF ST. DorniuicE,s
rev church, AZ Island Hall, under The MANAGE.
M nj OF the ladies Of that congregation is pro
crossing finely, and their efforts 10 raise funds
10 carry On the work Of building the new church
Il meeting with suecess. When the church is
comp lsted, according 10 the architectural de-
etEns, II will be- an ornament 10 South Washing
ton, ard one of the finest edinees for public
sor,hip IN the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

PopR coBs, Durlhons et OnSles rentres
dams la char, eoIsulter ie Do teur White,
st2bli depnis iSol--a son OHIO. No. AZ Penn
sylvania avenue, entire Ia na,riems at Ia Six
HrpP rue,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

d.
On the petition Of PHlLANDER SHAW, Of Bos-
ton, Mass praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the ID day Of May, 1854, and reis-
sued the 18th day Of July, $780, for an Improvement
in Air Engines for years from the piration
May, 1858:
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard at
April next, at IL O'Clock M: and all persons are
%Hy :sS pstsion onaS1 not to 5: sdes
Persons opposing che extension arc required 70
e In the Patent Once their objections, speci Ally
set forth In writing ct least tre1v days before the
day 81 hssrinsi all ts:timonI sisd - either party
transmitted In accordance With the rules of the Of
nee, which will be furnished on DUPLICATION.
timony must be filed In the once tscesfy days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and in the Intellissncer, Weshing-
ton, D. o., and in the Boston Post, Boston Mass.
once . week for three successive weeks; the d rst
Of said publications 70 be ct least sixty days pre-
vious to the day OF hearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
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FIRE-At l0-55 o'clock last night An alarm Of
nre " a turned in from box l9, corner OF Mary-
land avenue and = \ street, caused by the burn
m & OF frame stable, on I'd street, between Vir-
gina avenue and street, belonging 70 Mr.
Patrick Daily, which had two horss and a load
OF hay in IL, belonging 20 two colored men
named John hurry and John Hailstock The
stable and hay were entirely consumed, and
one OF the horses badly burned. Mr.. Daily's
ioss Is about SIS, and that Of the colored men
about SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

SALE OF REAL EsTATK-Messrs. Cooper t.
LAamsr, aneuoneers, yesterday sold the east p
fett Of lot No. l. in square ss3. contaip,nz , 500
fset, 10 n Beard, At I2S CENTS per foot; also,
me middle % fest of lot !, same square, con.
tanning 500 sc uare feet, 10 j. NJ Brincxlsy, at
" cents per foot. and the west % feet of The
20 me lot and square, containing 2,50o sqiare
Let, TO X. w IenwiCk, al 81 cents per foo.
Tnis property II situated at the corner Of N
sfreet north and 18th street west
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Il FISH WHARF FOR RENT
MArnRG OEFrrE.

MAYoRs OFFICE,
GEoRc ErowS, Feb. ls, ls5s
Sealed proposals. viii lie received At the on s
until MONDAY, the ID DAY of March be,t, at 70
o'clock m, for the Rent OF the Cooperation Fish
Wharf for the term Of me year from that date.
Bids must lie accompanied with satisfactory So
curity that the will be taken at the proposed
bid. Terms cash.
fs 9e CHAs. n. WEIGH, Mayor
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ARRIVAL OF REMAINS OF DECEASED OFF,
cKKs-FtRsTGl q Major Sfnpsoa.-The bodies
of the late Ma or George R. Simpson, Pay
master U. :. Army, and Major Michael j.
Kelly, captain ith artillery, both of whom died
last year of yellow fever during the epidemic
az New Orleans, La, arrived at the Baltimore
depot ar ';5S this morning. The bodies were
met by Harvey Co., undertakes, and that of
kne last named, the time of whose funeral has
rot yei been fixed upon, was Immediately taken
10 their wareTooms.
The funeral service of Major Simpson took
place at ONE and the corpse which was COW
eIed with the National colors was immediately
borne 10 the sarse and the funeral procession
forn,d IN the following oIdeI:-Co.'s IL, ID. c.
and r, 4ith U. ;. Infantry, with the regimen.
TAI band, recently organized. led by Wagner
under the command of Breyet 1t. Col. Shea
the comIanie being commanded respectively
by Ii. Porter, Capt. Tyler, 1t. Crosby, and
Breyet Capt. Marcott. carriages containing tn e
pail bearers, Brevet It. Col. TAYLOR, MAJOR
1ruesdale, MAYOR Dyer, Major vroman, 1t
Col. Robinson, Brevet 1t. Col. Potter, Breyet
L. Col Wright, and Breyet 1t. Col. WaIcott
hearse containing the corpse; carriages contain
ing the family connections and friends of the
deceased among others MAJOR Gen H. w.
Brice and Brig. General A. Il. Eaton The re
mains were taken 10 Mt. Olivet Cemetery where
they were Inferred with military honors, after
performed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

ATTEMPrHp ESCAPE IRON JAIL This
morning the guards discovered that four pris-
oners-JoS. Glen, Jas. KAvsnaugh, John Will
son, and Henry Harvey-conhned in An IRON
clad cell, had cut through the iron casing aud
nearly through the wau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

LA COTERIE CARNIvAL.-The anxlously ex-
pected bal masque, similar 10 popular enter
tai 'ments Of the kind in Philadelphia and New
York, will take place at Marini's Assembly
Rooms, Temperance Hail. this evening, and
tie indications are that il will be a most bril-
liant affair. For the information of those who
desire 10 attend we republish the regulations :
"Iickets OF admission are 10 be obtained by
subscription only. The number of tickets will
Re limited 10 300. The subscribers name must
be registered upon the ticket, and the directors
reserve the right to identify any subscriber en-
masque. No costume contrary to law or mo-
rality, and no military arms or concealed
weapons admitted. No hats or ladies bonnets
unless en- costume, will be allowed upon the
dancing floor. All masks must be removed at
~ O'Clock, or the parties will be required to
leave the floor. No gentleman will be admit
It'd 10 the dancing floor unless in fancy cos :
tune. The doors will be open at clock, and
the ball VIII open with grand entree 1T 9
O'Clock. Every effort upon the part OF the
management will be used to maintain tho OBJ
sfryatron of order and etiquette, and as every
facility for the entertainment ~ the guests will
be provided in the building, checks will he
issued. Carriages will set down heads east,
and take up heads west. l.. @. MARIEI, Pc
TER T. ABEL, Directors"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

DR.. WHITE, Chiropcdi>t, No. l2i Pa. avenue.
between y and 9Th streets. Office hours from
8 a. m. 10 p. IN. No charge for consultation.
Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

The STEAMER CUBA has lust arrived from
Havana, with ripe tomatoes, chobe oranges,
and pine apple, &e., &c, for j. Pearson, fruit
SeJet, Al sth sg-eet. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

BARS, corner 1th and E streets, ara stin sell
ING on their entire stock Of mems, youth 5, And
boys Clothing at cost price, TO maze room Tor
hslr very large stock OF Spring and summer
Goods. Special attention is called to their very
large stock Of white Dress Shirts, Underwear,
Hosiery, Ties, Scarfs, &c. BAR 4 Do,
2I,E Corner 9TH and T. sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BEAUTIFUL
Mrs. IS. a. Atlea's sDsproced (Reto stytel Hair
RestoTrr or Dressins,in 6otas. Price One Dol.
lar. Every Druggist cells il. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21
GEORGETOWN ABVERrISRNEyrS,

Y Blssched and Brown CoTTONs; 200 piec-.
CALICoEs, for sale cheap BY BGSJ MILLER,
101 Bridge street, Gsors etovn. u g t. n TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE SrAR
who reside on Capitol H i'll and the Navy Yard.
will please leave fheir orders at No. LIZ East
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th.
JOHN COsaIHs, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

RELIEF FOR THE POoR-Alex. r. Shepherd
fsq-, The treasurer of the Proyident Aid So
clety, acknowledges the receipt OF the follow
ing letter
"AsAINGToS, Feb. ~, 1165.-A. n. SHspAeri
Isf., 1Yeastr.T FrOUlded AID SOciet-SiR: /
hsIewIth offer you the services of my company
Tor grand matinee, to b. given at Walls
Opera House, IN aid of the poor of the city of
Warrington. The company will b. at YOUR
service any day you may name Excerpt Satur-
day. during the coming week.
Yours, truly, ID. G. LA RUE
Proprietor La Rne's Ministries.
me kind offer of Mr.. La Rue has been ac-
ceptec, and Thursday next, at p. IN, designa-
ted as the time for such benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

DOUBLE WEDDING--Iast evening, St Johns
Episcopal Church was crowded by ladies and
EeDtls men, attracted by the nouncement that
the two handsome daughters of Mr. John Nor
gan, of the Second Ward, had found acceptable
partners, with whom they were about TO en-
bark on the sea Of matrimony. Before the ar
rlval OF the happy pairs. the audIeIc, were en-
terialned with some fine music by the organist.
Ats O'Clock the parties arrived at the church:
and MI. A T.. Plant eldest son of Mr.. g. H.
Piant) advanced TO the altar with Miss Emma
morgan, and Mr. John q. Wilson with Miss
sarah Morgan, and the dual ceremony was per-
1ofHed according TO the forms of the Episcopal
Church, by The Rector, Rev. J. v. Lewis-the
father givin away the brides The two couples
and their friends Immediately proceeded 10 the
residence OF Mr.. CT. II. Plant, 18th street, where
brilliant reception was given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

NAVIGATION OPENED.-Unier the Influence
If the Spring like weather, which has prevailed
for the last few days the ice In the Potomac and
nelghboring streams has brok up, AM is ip-
idly disolying. The skating carnival is It a
close, and stagSation in river matters is aoout
being converted into activity. This morning
the mail steamer keyport, Capt. Hollingshead.
len her m oorlDgs at Seventh street hart and
inaugurat-d the sumption of semi daily trims
To Aqua Greek, in connection with her con sort
the anderbilt, Capt Culinary, which will go
on the line tonight The WinnisimInet, of the
ALEXANDRIA and Washington Steam Ferry line
commenced regular communlc at ion between
the two cities to-day, leaving and arriving AT
either point every alternate hour. Tomorrow
the steamer Thomas Collyer will also be on the
line, when departures and arrivals will take
place every hour. Government and private
steam tugs start down the river this afternoon
10 contract for and fulfll engagements The
announcement of the resumption Of river ma vi
CATION, and disappearance Of the ice, will carry
satisfaction TO every heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21
Stoves STOVES sTOvEsilI

After hi: date we viii sell our own i'm. =
proved Cooking Stoves at very low prices, ~
to reduce our stock. No. complete, former pric,
so. nov selling ct ga. No z, former price s,a
at 81 No. 6, former price, 80, at SIS. Stove
Crates and Lining for stoves Of every description
Stoves repaired at shortest notice, at No. SO ~
ST., one square from the bridge, Island. as I'm
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CIT Y ITEMS.
No soevx E'ss .HIr .as batter draw.

Sreakirg of haIters reminds on 81 The
feeling in6aeed bs the imperfect nt Of So
Sirt Collars. To have god opinion o. su
neeeSsary articles, you should purcatse tneIn
Of fleming, No. 81 tn street. Intellisenoer
IulIalrg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21
THE ORIGINAL FRANC.
2I4.:

WRAPPISe PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR Once.
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nNfTEb SraTEs PslrENT OFF,

On the petition Of MAHLoN LOOMS, Of w.se-
inston, ID. c, praying Tor the ertepsion OF Dat
emit granted 20 him he ID day % May Iss. for
an improvement In Plates for Artificial Teeth, Tor
seven years from the expiration Of SAID petents
which takes place ON the "a day Of May, les
, ordered that The sss; Petition , q sss Of
April neat, 81 u O'Clock NJ; and all person. sre
notified 70 appear and sAow cause, N any tneS
have, Why said petition ought not to BE- granted
Persons opposine the eItension ere REQUIRES 70
ile in the Pat MT Once their objections speeieuy
Get forth in writing q leeet fwe.fy days before
the day Of bearing al tssi@snI nlsc oy en- -
taken and TRANSMITTED IN eccordspce With the
ruIes Of the Once, which VIII b Furnished on 40
Ppepositiops end other rapers. relied upon -
before the day ef hesrine; the Arenments, ~ any .
within tes days siser eins the testimony a,
the Repubicsn snd the tntelligencer W ssbinst
D. c.. once . week Tor three successive veeks. the
6rxt OF said publications 70 be 81 leskt sixD cays
previous 20 the day Of hearing. -o~
kswsw AsrisslOonnissioner % r.tests.
0IBE 01IGINAI TBAHc. sisin
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METROPOLITAN BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL,
PRSSA. AVENUE, NEAR 1lTH STREET WEST,
GEORGE W. BAUER, Proprietor.
Open from q. m to Il m. The Ras u stoeke.
with the finest Liquors, Wines and A.
Alec. GHhI
segsrs Of the nnest brands Nts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

La RUE's CARNIVAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
crow ded audience last evening attended Wall,
Opera House, to witness the performance of ths
favorite band OF mlnstrels now located at thi,
fayorite theater. Not the least interesting Dor
ton Of the evenings entertainment IL the distri
button Of 500 in greenbacks. Tomorrow az
ternoon, Manager La Rae. proposes q grand
matinee performance for the amusement O.
ladies and children, at which time the sum o.
$50 will be distributed among the little ones jr
the same manner as In the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

JURY FOR The MARCH TERM OF THE CRIMI-
NAL Corr T.-The jurors for the next term OF
the Court which will be convened on the Sec
ond Monday in March, and held by Chief Jus.
uce Cartier, were drawn this morning by the
Clerk Of the Court, Mr. Meigs, by Messrs Bos.
Well, Laird, and Callan. the Register of Wash
tngton, Clerk OF Georgetown. and Clerk o.
Levy Court, respectively, as follows:
Grand Jnry.-C. j. Brewer. 7th ward; David
Mo- 9elfand, county; Richard Kelly, 4th ward;
W. K Hurdle, Georgetown; George Green,
county; e. IL Wiltberger, county; Oliver Craig,
9th ward; Jas Dement,, 9th ward u. V. Burr,
county w. H. Tenney, Georgetown; John r.
Pierce 7th ward; Richard J. Cook, 9th ward:
II. T.. LrchAeld, 7th ward: Thos. T.. Smithson.
9TH ward; Benz. +. Van Horn, 9Th ward: Ira
Richards. ID ward; James L. Owens, George.
town; James w. johnson, Sd ward; F. s. Cis-
sell, Sd ward: Samuel Grafton, county; John ID.
West, I'd ward; Geo. w. Parker, I'd ward: j. ID
Dement,, 5th ward.
Petit Jury-Richard Emmors, 5th ward:
Robert w. Waters, LIST ward, J. A. HAMILTON
ith ward; w. c. Magee, Georgetown, e. T.
UppermaD, I'd ward; John X. Arrison, 9Th
Ward; Jno W. Simms, Sd ward Ed. G. Adams,
7th Ward; A. E. p. Hilton, Sd ward: w. N.
Young, Georgetown: VIM. Houndschild, 1st
ward: w. II. Hammer, 4th ward; John w. Law
Ith ward: August Acker, 5th waed: w. j.
Dyer, Georgetown: Henry McInto h, 1st ward:
j. Norment, ith ward; Jos. Tuturyille, 9th
ward. John +. Carter, Georgetown: John
Alexander. I'd ward; Alexander Patterson. ith
ward; W. II. Gunnell, 5th ward ]. W. Angus
Sd ward; Jacob j. Fink. LIST ward; Samuel H.
Donaldson, It'll ward; w. NJ. Keefe, LIST ward
The jurors were sworn in on their roir dirs.
and w. II. Scriyener was accepted, w. A. Bore
man, challenged John GoSs, accepted an
sworn: joseph Cartier, do; W. +. Given, do !.
VIM. Richem, do.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
I PANf. Of Warrington, d. C., chartered by
special act OF Congress for the safe kee under
guarantee. Of Government Bends, Silver Plate
Valuable Paper, and all desert ptions Of
burglar proof vaults Ofice-cornar N Y. ayenue
and 18th st Directors; >. P Brown. Fl. d. Cooke,
Geo. o. Evans, B. p. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson
8. Brown: President G. u. Evans. Vice Presi-
Sec'y.
Office Hours-9a m to D. m ia3
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STOP!
y. CALVERT FORD,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
NEW sTORE,r
No. 2s6 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE.

TWO DOORS ABOVE OLD STAND.
Dealer in Pure Drugs and Fine Chemicals
EDelish, French and American PArfumery;/
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, and all other -
Toilet Articles Keeps constantly on hand ~
a full line Of all Popular Patent Medi-
ciues." fe Him
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SOCIAL" or lLLINoIaASs-I.aste veni-,y n
very sgrees bic social reunion Of eitlTens of ILL.,
y e,s 10, h lace ut the residence of Dol A. Ches
tr, Nc go + street, snder the auspices of the
staie As ocia'ion, nd for several hours Illinois
n alters md ~ neral topics were pleasantly dis
tpssso. The ofhc. of the State Association
YER all res nj, as follow: Col. Chester. prs
lef MI Col. III. ID. Cook, State agent, vice pre- j.
q hE IL. G ay, treas urer; n. c. Chestsr, sec
fe'ar y with the folio y ing Sommittee: Judge y.
n. Horr. Col. J.. II. Bishop, Capt. Bowers,
taPt- } NJ. NJ Neil, and J. Y. Atkinson. There
Nere alfo present Gen rails Farms worth and
aem. Hon. N. II. judi, Hon. John BAKER, OF
ne house OF Representative, senator IatsS,
Ven. Coz, Chief Clerk OF Interior Department.
= i. Br1den, of the Joliet Rep.thcan; Mr.
tArtfy, OF the Metropolis Pronsglydtor: Gen
FORAGE Capron, Commissioner of Agriculture,
Marx Twain" Capt. A. II. Nixon, Capt Nc
4enlral, of Ohio; Capt Cutler, Col. Norris,
Col. EoIn, Judge Mitchell, Gen. A. g.. Hard
ing, W. w. 1anenl over, Mr.. Farley, Dr. Bar
her, Rev. b Newton Brown. Among the Isiiss
We noticed Mrs. Gen. Cox, Mrs.. Gen. Harding
Mrs. Gen. Fsrnsgorth, Miss Morse, Miss Will
coz, MS. Capt. NOnigal, of OHIO; Mrs Akin
son, Miss Eutler, Mrs. Gen. CapTOn, Mrs q m
Rsum, Mrs. Senator YATES, Mrs Dr. Hall, Mrs.
eSi. Cock, Mrs. DIR. Barber, and Mrs. GRAY
L. urng tie evening choice refres hments were
terNso under the supervision of Mrs. Judge
borr. Miss Josephine Chester, and Mrs. Capt
kiIcn- Col. Che STIR, with his lady ard daugb-
tors, Nellie and josephine, did the honors of
the occasion. Letters of regret were received
from Gen. Grant and Senator Trumbull, who
were unable TO be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-21

n b. JEWELS
Y. Pure and Unsdulteratsd
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
PRHAlUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
Tor family use, for sale chsap for cash 70 the
q. B. JEWELL, Aanufsetursr,
500 and S02 @ street.
- Nm bet. 9Th and 6fh.
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A wAsHISGroNIAN RoBnRp.-In Baltimore
Wednesday night, Mr. Reinhart of this city,
who had just reached Camden station in s:35
train. had stolen from him pocket-book con :
tanning S15o, a safe key, and a number OF valu /.
able papers 1t seems that Immediately on the
train reaching the depot, two men Jumped on
the ar car, and enchanting that IL was broken.
held the door. They thereby induced the pas
seDgers to crowd TO the other end Of the car
with view OF passing TO the platform. One
Of the men seized the opportu nty and stole the
pockef-book Of Mr.. Relnhart, who, on dis
covering his loss, gave an alarm. Officers ar.
rested one OF the men, named VIM. Jones' who
after reaching the street, made Considerable
resistance. The pockef-b book was afterwards
found where the arrest had taken place.
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; GeorsetOwn.
sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED Ry.L Is.


TATE IN GE0RGKTOws, Dc
BY yirtne OF decree duly passed by the supren-
Court Il the DirtIict Of Columbia In the case Of
Adams VS. Adams 81 al Equity Docket No. g.,
cause li5l on the 18th day Of February. 1855, the
subscriber, g. trustee. will sell. at Public Auc-
tion, Oh MONDAY, March "a, lsss, At al O'Clock
y. certain Real kstrtr in Georgetown, ID. & /.
on Second street. near High. in said town, being
part q lot l2i in Beatt, & Hawkins addition 70
said town beginning AZ a point Second street /.
distant IS 63s IL feet from iIs intersection with
High street, snd running thence wet on
Second street, ~ feet more le~e and extending
back Of that width lso feet. Cpcn this real eetat
stand two Frame tvo-story Dwellings. The real
estate will be sold in two parcels the eastern part
fronting IS feet ~ inches less, Second
street. and running back 80 feet with the d~efn
and lmproyeme nts thereon the western part frUnt-
ing Is feet Ia inch. more OF less, Second street
and rum II lack $50 feet With the dwelling and
inlrUvemente thereon
Terms Of sale: ene-thi "A cash; Of which $50 wiI
be paid on each parcel At the fall Of the hsmInsr
Balance in 6 and IL months. All convey snciug and
revenue stamps st cost Of purchaser. Settlements
within days after sale otherwise property will b.
reeold at pur chaser's cost and risk.
CHAs. N MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
In BANKRUPTCY,

Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the City of Washington on the 18th day OF
February, 1888 The undersigne hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of %. A.
TkUAN, in the City Of Washington, within
said Distrist, " no has been adjudged q Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the snprrme Court Of said
District. Gko. MASON Attorney az Law.
f. 4wsw City Hall, Assignee.
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rTAKI no HQRt UNRLDASAVF AND U
j oAyD R30GDIEe Tor unpleEs0nt end daI
geroqs diseaaes. UsE H1LMB Lpt 2kfRAcf bucI
II and HOOP SKIRT call q VA0V3, <STzsi.
Hos avenue, 1sssn u. : vSWH
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Old Fritz. By MuhIbach. Price o..
Cakes and Ale at Woodbine. By Barry Gray.
The GREAT Exhibition. Price S2S
4 French Country Family. Price ~ 10. r
Sense. By Brick Poms roy. Price d 81.
The Science Of knowledge. Eitchte. alN.
Brownlow 3 MRS. Oliphsnt. 81 cents.
One Of the Family IS cents
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue
fe H-eoN and Eleventh street.
CUPREME COURT OF THE DIST6ICT OF
- COLUMBIA.
Notice is hereby given that the limited partner.
ship heretofore existing between Bernard Groo ne.
Morrison, IN conducting the business Of Keeping
Of February, a b. Use, dissolysd BY mutual con,
sent. teignedj p. i. MORRISON.
MICRABL 0REEN
BEkEARD GREfNE.
All pefeons having claims against or indebted To
the said hrn will please call immedi ateiy and have
them adjusted BY lssccs McConell and Greene NJ
the ONCE Of the kirkwood House. fels' iawSW
DIAN0 eTOOLe.
Pine Stools Of all descriptions and III prices 4
50: 9; 4EfzHRoTT CO.,
e9ls Agents o. stei1wey p Planes snd NvHvV
M 2aesa Z Ha0tDb Cehinst Organs.
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In BANKRUPTCY

i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, -.
At the City Of Washington, the 18th day Of feb
rusry, 1855. The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of Lis appointment Assignee Of l.. J.
EAhWE4L IN the City of " ashington within sal
Diet ist. who ma been sd Judged Bankrupt upon
mis- petition BY the Supreme Court Of said Dis
trict. GkO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
fe IA lsw3w CITY Hall siGnee.