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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A FOR SALE.
"A VALUABLE PIECE OF PBOPDRTY ct the
northwest corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and
Iuh street west, Lot being 20 feet front MAssa.
cnuses avenue BY lS0 feet on 18th street with the
:, A good BUiLDING LOT. with . small Frame
Honse, on 5th street west, between and streets
A BUILDING LOT o, sth street west, between
and streets north
Two BUILDING LOTS on North A street, be-
tween 9Th ~ 9TH streets east
Three BUILDING LOTS on North street, be.
tween 9th and 9TH streets east
Two small BRICK HOUSES and LOTS, sth
street east, between and d streets north.
Fine BUILDING LOTS fronting on o street
west, between 10Th and 2lst streets west
story BRICK HOUSE and Lot on 9th
street west, between o Ard ? streets north.
street west between and d streets north.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
fe 24-4t corner eth and d streets.
EOk sALE-A BARGAIN-One tvostory
Tor So per monthraiSN wAao.M.N
fe23 126 Penna avenue.
EOH RKNT Oh LEAsD-Twelve ROOMS in
Il Spring Hill Mansion, with six acres OF good
garden land, near Georgetown Apply to Or.
MELVIN, Spring Hill. adjoining Green Springs.
E,OR bENT-FurDishes in sll respects, the we'll
l. known RESIDENCE. No. 1868, southwest
corner OF street west and l4th now eocu Iied by
the Spanish Minister. Apply for particulars to
DR. John BLAKE, National Metropolitan Bank.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERN MENT SALE
Ill be sold at Public Auction, By III B Smith,
son, Auciioneer, at Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg
Pa. CONNIE ncinR At IL O'Clock q IN ,WFONEs.
DAY. March "a, 1869, the following articles, viz:
% Cast Iron Cannon
10 so4 Solid Shot round
2,s29 Stands of Grape and Canister
8 81 Carbines, new re paired, rusty, &c.
3,l21 y 3 Rifles, Cal 81 and IS repaired rusty &C
4.A7 Enfield Muskets, r patred
4,39 Foreign Muskets and Rifles, rusty, &c
$3.50 Q. 8. Muskets Cal -. rusty, SC
z9 Pistols and RevOvers, lew, repaired and
rusty
1900 SITS Of Infantry Announcements, old
81 lS2 Pounds of Cannon, Musket and Rifle Powder
10000 Ptstol Cartridges. LefsucheuN & wesson's
~ m Maynard's and Sharp's Primers
6,2s2 Mnsket Bsyonets
80 900 Pounds Of Scrap Iron. Cast and Wrought
A let OF ppendages and parts of Muskets
lot Of Toels for Blacksmiths, Carpenters, &c
lot of Packing Boxes, &c
Catalogues of the above can be obtained On an
pltcai ion to the undersigned
Purchasers will be required to remove the prop.
erty within ten day after the sale.
Terms cash. Il. II. X. WHITLEY,
Brevet Brig Gen. u s A.
ALLEGHENN Arsenal. Feb IL. 1863. fe IS 81
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Il RICE rs CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY POST.
MANHOOD

"MANAOOO."
One Hrnd,,d and Fift, :fop-ts Edition OF this
new medical pamphlet, revised and lust Published
by the author. DR.. Curtis This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and man hood. II
gives clear synopsis Of the impedim to mar.
rage, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR, No. s., NORTH
CHARLES STREET, BALTlMORE, MD
Extracts from Reriesss Of this Work ,omm.ne..
from the year 1850.
MANHOOD. BY DIR. OuRTTs.-In this age OF pre-
tension, when the privileges of the true are con
difficult to afford the sufferer from nervous debili
"; the unerr1ng means OF Judgment where to seek
the dificulty. Their eI perience and reputation in
ths treatment OF these painful diseases are the
it, immense circulstion.-Era.
Curtis ON MANHOOD should be fn the hands of
youth and old age. 1t 10 q medical public sti IN
ably written, and deyeiopes the treatment Of 8
been the pr.y Of the iiIiterste and desi SpinS.H
United SsTrics Gazetts.
CURTIS ON MANHOoD-It developes the fearsu,
Ct aeS ~ ss
they may be avoided AID escaped. Fortunate for
tiee the snthropo and scisDtisc msnims hsr.
laid down. one cause of matrimonial misery might
Be ), sss r.
hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden tme.-Clroni.
Gle.
work for pointing out the diseases resulting from
excesses the evils of which manifest In every
satution q those indriSiss: II will DO much to
prevent the vice which, o IL prsvs ale among
on the future well being Of manJ.-Rssa!d.
n, Cupr1s,, vork entftIed Manhood 4. nm. 81
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DAn exchange, in speaking OF d.Uorees
calls her "a retired WIFE
- There are tour large lime kiIns IN New
htTk city, and the people are beginning 10
conclude that ~ Is not healthy TO breathe the
.siEe quantity OF CaroOnIc ACID cas- thrown of
g. thFse kIlus.
sit l. said that Hernandez the Spanish
tlntOrtlOnisr- Is IN PRISON IN Nebraska for
i-Urteen years on charge of tryI1g 70 Kill his
wife. He's contorIOned himself out OF a GOOD
many scTapes- now see II he'll twist himself
cut OF this.
~ There Is project pending il the Maine
legislature for he estabias hment Of an indus
iTial school for girls, 10 be managed oy five
Eus,ees appointed Dy the Governor, aud 10 re-
cetye Sl5,OOO from the state on condition that
"a similar sum shall be raised by individual
donation.
~The MormonS had an execution last week
The criminal was brought Ironed into the
COurt-yard, where there was crowd of some
1Our hundred. and seated IN chair He then
read aloud chapter from the New testament
tI- IRONS Were taken off his hands, and. at a
signal from the sheriff, he Was shot dead.
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NAyY PAYMAsTER7S oFFTCV

ANfPAnMAsIEks OFFICE,
sssied Proposals, 10 be endorsed Proposals"
will lie received At this office until n NJ the
Eighth day Of March. le69, fr the following arti-
els which must be of tbs very best quality, to be
delivered free Of expense and Government tax At
the W Washington Navy Yard. and subject 20 the
usual ns pectfOn thereat. 90 wit
BHredU Construction ~ Rspdfr.
% 1000 pounds InsOt Copper. hest quality Lake
10 QUO pounds ing OF Copper, lest quality, Otl.er
than Lake.
,bb6 pennfs Straits Tin.
boxes IN Tia, lsN2O. charcoal brand
bGe pounc> sheet Iron. No -. Ntre sua1a
OIL pounds r. e. Sheet gslN All e'i, No. - wire
grBgc
., Purchase made ION account Of Jos ph Low, de
fsuitlng contractor
Bsr.0E EgE.P8l ..f and R-,-sttHg.
I barrel Lard OIL
BRf-aR fJrdHdHC..
4 barrel Lard On
descriptive schedule with particulars, to be ssen
a. this Office.
Responsible security required for ths prompt aud
faithful delivery OF supplies awarded in conform
ity with stipulstiOus on the blank forms for bias
be had at this Ot1ce, otht rwi-e Uias viii be
entertained. CALVIN e. JACheOS.
fe25 st Payuaster 4. =. Navy.
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DENTISTRY.

nRs. W. AND ii. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS
" No. 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NUE., between 18th and 18th streets fur
ntsh ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kind S<xxx0
OF Plate desired. Pure NitroES 0xife Gas con.
SANITY on hand for extracting teeth without pain
We guarantee to all those having work done at on
once satisfaction in every particular. no l0.lys
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LOST AND FOUND.

g = REWABD-Lost, on the 2sth instant, One
CC SAFE KEY. The finder will plea.e return
to 453 18th street. b. BURNSTINE. fe 20 ST
I OST OvERB0ARD-On Wednesday. Feb. 24th .
wharf, dark brindle buffalo OK croes and slit in
each ear; 9. am in direction OF Geeseberough. Any
persoJ taking up and deli vering this OK will be
literally rec rded By Il. IL GOLDEN & BRO. .
corner 10th and SITS, Island. fe 25-Sts
I OsT-On Saturday, the 10th, a Gold SLEEVE
IL BUTTON, with the letter U engraved en- the
face liberal reward will be given If left at 444
= street, between 9Th and 18th streets, for Mrs.
EOkCE feA
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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP oonpAsr

The swift and substantial Steamers T. q.
KNIGHT and JOHN gibson, viii
run regularly, during the winter OWN
months, betxeen SEW YoRK -
NokSoLhs ALEXANDRIA,. wAsHINGros,
and GEORGkrOMN, IS follows:
Leave New FORK from Pier %, East River
every sATC RDAl Norfolk, MONDAYS; arriyins
~ Alexandria and Georgelown TUESDAYS
keturnng-Lesye GeOrgetowa \. foot Of High o. ,
TBl hsDAls, Alexsndria, FBIDAFS: Norfolk
MORNINGS
THIS Line, csnnecting at Norfolk with the Cue
steamers Of the Merchants and Mechanics' Trans
portstion Company o. and from BOSTON. 10 pre-
pared 20 take through freight at much reduced
rates as the usual charge Of az sysge aud other
penses through Baltimore is avoided by this route.
Freight from Boston should be consigned L. the
care Of T. A. WILLIAMS a co Norfolk Va
FOR further information apply 90 JOS. l.. CALF.
Ssers.,o.o % y, ~ orsprr q nv s sS ssrsss
corner New York avenue and 18th Of , one square
DO Isn THOMPSON. President
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DRoPOsALs FOR MEAT.

wAsHINer TON, d O., February a. 1859.
S be ts le5I by hs
"a ,S sEsh he ih S.y 81 MTsh stk e Gs
pected with the Departme q OF a. hi nston In this
s sSs su sG5
BEEF esid proposals for Washington, ID @,
ton required fer issues, and also for sales 20 ON
Gers and others authorized to purchase 1t this
The FRESH BEEF required for sales to officers
10 be Of the hDest quslit, Of seeci parts made BY
rib. q the fore-aaarers for the Bet and from the the
eutire carcse for the Mutton. That required for
hind quarters; q. cks, shsnks. and kidney tsIso .
pot reesiyed All the meat will be subject riIid
and in unexceptionAble condition. In al cases il
open market will be made .t the xpense of the
Tie contractor will be required to deliver the
wbere he will distributed Il such qlsoties, and 81
sueh times o. sn oieer of the subsisie noe Depart
separate proposals will be received for supply
with Fresh and Corned Beef. and WIN 20 oorned
Beef and sutton. in Washington, ID. :, but no
fre.h Beef in wsshi6 gtep, D. O.. without u ia
eindes both sales and issues IN ACCEPTING the iAst
sGirsd for both pufpo a viii ;. coSsid.rce biz
ders must he present al the openI2g OF the eids
all Meat purchased. or when in funds for the ar
viii be settled by the ofcer OF the Subsistence De-
Hartment receiving the Meat
the 1T day of April. ls5e or such per iod AZ the
G. Rnmissary General may determ, ne.
The prozosals for Sup yins all connected With
tie peeartueDt OF W lington made by atrec-
tionef Brevet Brig Gen. II. Brooke, OOmms an iins.
@ BELL.
fe . So Depot and chiet @ o.
IIEITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
"a. ,.sitios IF aRosak ssusTy 4 ly
OF Loci port praying Tor the extension u
q rstsrt granted him on the 18th day Of gune.
Iss, lad rel-sued on the lst day of May. 1850 for
aD improyea3ent In Mode OF Hanging Bells
II ts ordered that said petition be heard 81 this
once on the ,sth day OF May nsxt. Any pers.n
may oppose thfs extension. Objections, depcsi-
lions, sno ether papers should be hled IN this ONO
Wensy oays before the day Of hsertns,
felelswsw Commissioner Of Patents.
HoPs' HOPS z HePsrn
Just received % BALLS CHOICE HOPS
end Tor sale BIZ BEAvASs SHAW.
ss-2m street, betsee 18th s1d ls,a.
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~ TON.
No. 900 PENNA AVE-
Between 18th and 18th streets.

No charge will be made for extracting where a
unctel Teeth are inserted, although the
patient will be required 70 pay for the0
surgical operation when performed, which
Association fs now prepared TO D., Teeth o.
Gold, Silver and Rubber, at Newf philsdei
phfs and Boston PR cee All persCI ilSdep
tai work done can have II ss cheapG Itsbovs
named cities. All work will be done Al cEe neates
and best manner, and warranted 70 give entiri
satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and sx
anime our work before getting IL elsewhere. IL n
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DFy GoAIs

In the leading articles of domestic fabrics no
marked change has taken place during the past
week but the slackneSS of demand and the dis.
appointment of a few weak holders of certain
lies OF unbieached cottOns and prints led 10 u
Shgnt marking down of prices. The manu.
lecturers agents, however, have exhibited no
disposition 70 make any concessions, and ouo-
tatIons generally remain unchanged
In brown sneelngs and shirtings the busI-
ness OF the week has been light, though the ex.
ports 10 foreign countries have been large
There hayeoeen a few sales at second hand az
traction below the quoted prices; but man.
Ufacturers hold on firmly at the highest rates
ior all the various grades of unbleacned goods
There has been more activity IN bleached
writings and sheetIngs than in brown goods,
out without any essential variation of rates.
which arr firm. The stock In first hands is
rather small for the season, and the supply of
the leading makes is hardly up to the usuiI re-
Qurements OF trade. All the various STYLES
and makes of cotton fabrics remain substanti-
ally The same as last week, with the exceptions
Of prints.
been rather too hastily rushed up beyond the
-elatye value of the rest OF the market, aud a
Eatural reaction 10 the extent OF milf a cent
ward has taken place in some of the leading
makes. But prices generally are firm, thou Oh
The slaekness of sales has led to a considerable
acCumulatIod OF stock in first hands. Muslin
d. LANES are quiet the demand bein. mostly
Sonhned 10 medium and dark colorIngs for
local trade.
There is but little dong in cloths and price
rrmaIn without change. Sales are effected only
IL small lots, which are readily dupIIcited e
complete assortments. There Is a marked in
crease of activity IN the demand for fancy cls-
sImeres of the finer grades adapted 20 the
season. Prices hrmer. But there L. less doing
IN medium grades, and prices have a lower
tendency. The lower grades are more nrmly
held. Satinets are in better demand. partic1-
iarly for the lower grades and prices nave
advanced a shade higher. Kentucky leans are
without any material change of price, but there
IS little better demand for the lower qualities
Carpets are IN gresier demand. and the better
Qualities of Brus-eIs and ingram, as usual a,
thIs season. are firmly held a. the highest rates
yfthe wear For the common grades Of ingram
the demand Il less lively, and prices are not so
firmly established
There II increased activity in f'reign fabrics
generally, and the importations continue
heavy The importers not particularly
ANXIOUS TO put their goods upon the market;
but- where they have done AZ IN the auction
rooms. the result has been SATISFACTORY The
supply OF goods has been manly confined to
linens ard cambrics with a good assortment of
millinery goods, hosiery and tue cheapest Kind
Il woolens. The offerings tof 4ress goods for
ne next month will probably BE- very large, as
iEr stock IN bonded warehouses Is unusually
E-ayy.-N- y. HatePeH3eSf e 25't iss.
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PAWNBROKERS.
EsTABLISHED 1852.

L'6TABLISHBU IcVSs
HERZBER4'S LOAN OPTION,
33I NORTH STREET,
between ~ and 9th streets, Immediately 10 rear
National Hotel.
- Highest advances made Strictly connden
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L Or MOUNT VERSION

me steamer ARROW - Cartaiu Thos STACK
.s' lesN"s her Nharf loot OF So
tIth street. lAlLl. n /. M esGl-A
,SUDnssls eNcepicd.J Tor MOINI A<-zxs3b
nm isnciuc a. receiving pa-..nger. AZ
INcTn,N nnhiA, 2 OBI foOTE FoRr WASH
tunSS,WN hAEsHALL HAIL. Ma .ni " am
Pare 10 NJ, v tint 7" -. CITY atap
admission to the ksnsioa aud C,roupSs 81 "a ms
ksirs shments on bozrd '-''
Tickets for sale ~ sl the pTi aci pal Hotels ana
If the steamers wharf '
willard = hotel = a -.
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
INV fosk. d m

Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are Row follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, scitiOSi eianss OF oars.
Leave daily except Sunday &C A. NJ, and
1890 and -4OP NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except eubdayD 81 . A. M an
1880 and 40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at = 40 p. Nd and Pulis-
de- phfa st sac p N.
Sleeping cars for New York on sac r. N train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York OF
Boston can be had ct the station once 81 eli hOuu
In the day. Also, as the Company once, No.
4Ob Penusylys avenue Passengers pG rchasinG
tickets at the Avenue once can there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and hecked Al their
residence, taken he depot, and put IN the bag
gage car.
for schedule between Washing ton, BE- III more, An
nspoljs and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master o. Transportation,
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
no5 GEO. 6. KO0NTZ. Agent, Warrington.
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~ Stores BIS and 3l1,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 9th street.
DBY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, AND
N, On sArG Ga Mo kSisaof Febru.ry
"a; s5s; eomnencins at 10 O'Clock. We viii
- Dry Goods, &C, Of q msTcSsnt dsciiniG %
Prints, Delsine.. POpl,ns
GiDshsms. Muslins
Hose and Hsif Hose. Il andkerchiefs
Ineersnirts and Drawers
Lot of Boots, Shoes. L ats, and Caps.
A Act Of Silver silver plated Ware
,sroons, Forks, Balance Handle Knives and
Together with q lot OF Furniture, Beds.esds.
Barber Chairs fOle' S. WALL !. co Amer.
ID LL.te CLERK: with J 9: Mcclure 4 Co..
ssr Ones R and nth street.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
a On sArtRR SHssifr smoIksrse. February
Mtn' 1853 at 10 O'Clock, in front Of our auc;
Bureaus, Table, and Chairs,
Carpets, &c.
fe3idts COOPER sLATIMKR, Aucss.
10y GIL ZEN q WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. $50 Southeast corner 7th and streets
FINE pARLoR ANDCHAmBER FURNITURE.
q hr dn s. STK1SkERfs &C. AT AUCTION,
90 o, SS sAIG VI "a the 9Th Instant, at 10
Handsome covered Parlor suite, consisting
OF scfss, Caster and Side Chairs
Marble Top GenGe Tables, whatnots, aud marble
Oak Dining Chairs and oak Extension Tables
Handsome black walnut marble top Chamber Suite.
rsieted Cottage sets, wardrotss and Mattresses
mel BEDS, Blankets, Comiorts and Spreads
Crockery. Glassware, and Cooking Stoves.
The Furniture is Of excellent qu sity and in GOOD
trGs, Persons In want will End it to their sdvsn-
Terms Ter 8; cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID Late clerks with ,. 9: MeGuire . 90,
street, Star once Building.
VELVET AND REPs COVERED pARLoR
COTTAGE SUITES, CARPETS, &C, AT AUO-
a ON SATURDAY MORNING.. Feb. 9TH. a.
e, clock, in front of our Auction Room, We
v0ne " alnut Parlor Suite, nine pieces, nm
holstered in Maroon Velvet
one walnut Paror suite, seven pieces holstered
Ole Walnut Psror Suite, seven pieces u pholstered
One Walnut Parlor Suite, six pieces. upholstered
Ie.top Cottage Suite. Bronze French Clock.
Marble top Centre Tables Brussels and other
Qusntity fine Hair and Husk M.,,ra..ss
Quantity fine Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows
Extension bining Tables, Dining Chairs
Walnut Office Tables, Crockery and Glassware
Lot Photosraphic Instruments
Carpenters Tools
Cooking and Chamber Stoves, &c.
-Four barrels fine Rye WHISKY
smell Sns la. .Sh lie ring ire,proof Safe
Set Double Harness
With large quantity of Furniture usually found
at our sales
fe25 2t COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
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BOARDING..

A FEW BOABDIRs GAN BE ACCoMMo.
"A dated With Board and Lodging at 81 50 per
week. Table board $3.50 per week. Apply at 3O3
fe % IT MRS, BORH
ITO RENT-To two gentlemen or a eentleman
Il and wife, With Board in . private family, a
pleasant FRONT ROOM near the Capitol. No. 46
q street, between and U, Nsrth Capitol Hill.
fe % "a
LOB RINT-One large furnished PRONT
j. Room, on third floor, suitable for two gen
with Board FOR two, $50. Inquire 291 5th, near
street. fe 1885,
MICE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
l. Dished with or without BOARD in q respect
able neigh borhood, two squares from Gen Grants
residence, on i street. corner of North Capitol.
fe26 ST.
EOTkTH OF MARCH.
Accommodation for fifty persons can be hal a,
442 seventh street, opposite the Patent ONCE,
with or without BOARD
fe 25-,w JOHN HOKEMEIER, Proprietor.
TWO SICILY FURNISHED OOMMUNIOA-
Il ting Rooms for rent, with or without Board
on sth street, No. 3-i between and X SITS term,
moderate. fe24 St
RUARDING-Nevly furnished BAOK PARLOR,
-, y fsh, BVAkp, &c per n9nth Tor two; iIciTd.
home comforts; references exchs ged; $50 st.
north, above 10Th. fe22 Ct
ROARDING-WilI be vacated March LIST FIVE
- furnished ROOMS, with or without Board. I'm
a private family, No. Sol 7th, between / and K
streets north. fe 20 Ct
L'IRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable
snort walk from most of the public Offices.
feb I I'm
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10y WILLIAM l.. WALL q CO.. Aucta
- Stores 3 and 3l7,
Sou Invest corner Pa ave. and 9Th street.
SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHOES At AUCTION
R6D On "WEDNESDAY NORSING, March
Sd, commencing at 10 clock, will sell
Y" the entire stock Of Boots. Shoes, FLY
- lures. &c of &. Howell 4 Co contained
IN store corner Of Eleventh. snd q streets, com
Mems CALF Pesged and sewed Roots
- Caters
=" Balmorals
Ladies', Misses and Cbiidre MS Kid CATERS
Ladies', Mfsses' ana Chidrens' Morocco and
Balmorals
Ladies'. Misses aud Childrens' Kid Button
Caters
Show Cases. Desk, Stove, Lounge
Shelving, Fixtures, SC
We call the attention of the trade To- tnis SALE as
the stock is first cass and will positively he I'D
feA WI WALL q CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIION SALES.
rms AFTERNOON.
- Late clerks With J @ Mcclure . co..
southwest corner Of Penn . avenue and fith q
Star once Building.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
OF rHK
l. I B ART
OF rHx LATE
PHILIP B. FkNDALL.
I1RaCAhL, CLASSICAL. and M sCsLLASioGs
EyKsING. February ., Isss, az C'eloek aud b.
SSoniinred zach evening thereafter, At the same
We desire TO call .peoi, attention to thi. sale a.
tns Library is tne most valuable ever offered a.
Catalogues now ready for distribution.
feIs COOPER a LATIMER. Auct..
Auction SALE OF WATCHES. FANCY
a Goops. &c at \. al6 IN street; setseen
c s8e and 't sSHsr MYsSiS So %
fe2a-4t }. T. CoLDwkL a 90, Auct-.
TOMORROW.
10y W. L WALL CO., Auctioneers.
- Original Horse and Carriage nszasr.
Ne - Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES HARNESS,
&c Ac
~ On sA TURDAY MORNING. Feb 9Th.
NX At DO % clock. We will sell At the Bazaar q
49, number of Saddle, Csrriag- and Work
Houes, "a full desert ptiOn st sse,l com prising
about
FIFTY HORSES
Among them are a good many Farm ami Work
Horses.
Number OF COED Mrles. some very large and fne
working animals.
A lsrse collection OF New and Second hand Bug
gles: kockawsys, Carriages, w agons, and other
Vehicles.
New aud Second hand Harness, sSidles Carriages.
II WI WALL Co Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-26
RAILROAD6.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&As 6 90
wssHISsroy. 1855.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI-
MORE and wAsHIEGToH AND rHB WEST.
are now run &c follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday. at 2. .. aud y 30
A. m, and 1880, y, 4, 5 40, and 80 p. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, st and ; 80 a. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave az A. M. and p. N. no ersfn %
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave q A. NJ, and l2 80, q. 3:40. and
FOR wAf STATIONS.
Leave at = A. n /, and and SO r. M.
FOB ALL PARTs OF TIE WEST
Leave daily, except saturday and eupaay, Of D
A NJ 4. and 80 r. M
On Saturday Of = A M -, and p. d..
On sunday at q and 100. r. M. only, oon-
Meeting at Relay Station with trains from Balti-
more 70 Wheeling. Pafkersburg. &C.
Through tickets 20 the West can be hsd st the
the day Also, ut the COmpsnys once, zoe
Pennsylvauta avenue. Passengers PURCHASING
tickets ct the avenue ONCE can there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and check ed Al their
residence taken 20 the depot. and put I'm the bag
For New York. Philadelphia. and Boston, 80
advertisement Of Through Line"
WILSON, Master OF Trsnsportation
l.. Nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 3. kOONTZ. General Agent.