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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-09

By j. G. McGUIRE, Auctionesr.
TNRUSTEE5 SALE or DRY GOODS AND FAM
L cy Articles.-On MONDAY afteeno: u, pecem-
Der 18th. at o'clock. on the first floor Of my
ten rooms, shall sell without reserve, q lot Of
Dry Goods comprising
French and English Cloths and Csseimeres
Fancy embroidered Vest Patterns
Fine red and white Grape Shaws
Long wool and plsid Shawls
Woollen embossed Piano and Table Covers
Brooade Silk Handkerchief,
Kid and Buck Gloves
Fur Cspes and Robes. Pertumery Boxes
Large lot of Porte Monnaies, Cards Of Scissors
Several Brass bound Trunks, lot Of suependers, &c
Terms: Under $25 cash: ever $25 credit Of 80
and 80 days. tor notes satisfactorily endor sed bear
ing interest. THO5. J. FISHER, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
dec Sd Auetioneer
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For Sale and Rant
LIVERY NAN uTs oWN -.C,.o.-

EvERY NAN HIS OWN LANDLoRn-Tgy
pl.t. ~ Lsnd Association have lithogaphed
" tns Potomac river, directly opposite the Nsv.
th.sr ana invit' the public to exsmine the s.me 3
Hnsloie Building Lots, on graded 90 fat v,d.
s1s new offered at the very low price of s7S' nav
ois IN easy instsllments Of So . month, un;ii the
"hols u paid, when deed in fec simple will =. aY.
e uteo % each lot holder; deduction of 10 ner
0eT NJ VIII % allowed to persons paying cash.
Inc location is one of acknowledged health
eaa beauty, With an abundant supply Of exoellens
~ser. Persons DESTROYS Of procuring g house and
,1s upon very favorable conditions Of payment
portueity will never again be presented. W
N: B.-A large quantity Of chefnut post and o.k
WOOD 1er sale cheap: JOHN FOX, Seer tary.
Office, Seventh st, above Odd Fello vs. Han
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYRRs.

CoLLEyfos's OFFICE, December 8, 1854.
A1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the list OF
IN delinquent property is in 'urss OF preparation
and will bs completed and published on OF .eou.
the Ia January, 1858. All persons interested are
earnestly requ stea to come forward ana 10Y Psy
ing1 relieve tee undersigned from the unpieasan.
du of enforcing the collection, and tn m seives
frt M the oasrous additional expense attending an
advertisement. n. y. kOCdk, VoueeWs'
dec -dtlNJan
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~ PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Nervous diseases
Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cosvenees and
Piles all relieved and cured incredible short
OF tme BY Carters Spanish Mixture the tonic and
purifier Of the blood particle OF Mercnrv
Opium any noxious drug is perfectly harmless and hss
cured more eth than i've hundred eases q disease:
which may be found in another column and ali ef which
Spring and Fall Medicines Possesses an Influence
the blood touly remarkable.
80 Sea adYertiaamant.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

I SHALL OPEN Gu tho 18th or 18th # December
l. the FIRST large invoice Of new atyle Of Diamond
and other Jewelry, Fancy Siivsrware, Card Receiv
ers, Work Boxes, Vases, Figures, Table and Mantel
Crn ,ments, Fans. Gard Cases, Porte Monuaies
Nachs, suitable for Holiday Gifts The Goods viii
be arranged for inspection the 18th ms ant The
public are invited to CALL Politenees and ciyilty
will pe extended to all, whether purchasers OF not
81. SEMKEN, Jeweler,
Formerly Warmer Sem ZEN,
Pa. avenue, between 9th AMI 10th SITS.
dec 0-dt24th
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AsoTnSs PRsMrun.-Mr. wHITKHURsT hss.be..n
% "a premium for his superior Dagperreotypes
tIi.So ~ 0c worlds Fair, New York. viii rem am.
Dered tns. NJ received from the Worlds Fair London
or nis unrfvallsd dsguerreotypes President
I'LL an and Psntfscopes of Niagara Falls be.
es az All the fairs at which he exhibited for
ries. r 's' -" wv Vi nS saiie-
o AND have your likenesses taken Whitehurss e.s
y meaa foer ana ahalf street, Pennsylvanis avenue
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT No TICK
cts at less rate than SIX ~SN-
CENTS each will be issued for the
Omnibuses Of the subscriber, run
ming between Georgetown and Washington, Sixth
street and the Navy Yard, and Pennsylvanis avenue
and the Alexandria Steamboats,. The enormously
increased prizes Of horss feed, and the increase Of
wages, which bavs taken place In Wsshir gton with
in the last six years. have made this .urse neces-
ssry On the subscribsrs part, Is all will perceive
who will call TO mind the rise Of prices referred to-
1t has been the subscribers earnes. aim TO serve
the public faithfully, rendering them the greatest
possible amount of &C ommoda.ion, and he there.
fore trusts hxt they will duly appreciate the press
ing necessity for Instructions from him to his
drivers, on and sfasr Monday next, TO ask in all
the full fare Of Elk cnts for each ride for all
persons excep. children In the arms. He has only
tc add that the proprietors of all omnibusses run.
Meg in New York End baltimore have been com
pell d in self defencs, to adopt the same course.
dec S-3t GILBERT VANDERWERKEN
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Ii , THE ROOMS OVER MY STORE ARE FOR RENT
Inc location fs admirably calculated for q LAWYER
PnyHcan or other professional gentlemen. The upner
room ned for aDaguerreotypist with large skyliSht
Apply 70 T. ID. GILMAN.
Druggist Pa. avenue, near Browns' Hotel
large SUPPLY Of Toilet Articles Soaps Hair Brushes
Combs Tooth Brushes, German Cologne
Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief
A hhoice lot Of Havana Cigars
Old Hennessey Brandy, Port and Sherry Wines
with well selected stock of Medicines Chemicals Drnps
Paints Oils aud Window Glass, just as above
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DEE

Friday morning. the 9Th inst at half past o'c ,ck
ola protracted Consumption which she had for yea
MARY ELIZABE TH MAGUIRE-consOrto of .MEs
Mcguire formly Of the U. s. Marine Corps, in her
5Oth year..
The deceased, although affected for several years.
was never known to repne, but, with true Christian
fortitude, cheerfulIy submitted to the will of her
Heavenly Father May her soul rest in peace.
o'clock, p. M, from the family residence, and
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NJ GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-The Ed,tors Of
the Richmond Republican. of December 24th 1852 say
that Carriers Spanish Mixture s no quack medicine.
Thsy had man In their press room who afflicted
with violent mercuria rheumatism who continually
complaining misery In his backs limbs and ,oints hi.
eyes had feversh and nattery neck swollen
Scrofua Two bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured
him. and in An editorial notice above they bear teso
ny to Its wonderful Effects and only s that
all suffering with disease of the blood not aware Of the
it to the public. S""
See their Certificate and notice full Around the hottl
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IL S e NJ X E n
KWRYR

Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL, ABORT
~ MENr OF
BEST SILVER PLATED WARE
Complete Coffee and Tea Sets on white metal. an,
treIy new styles, q variety # richly chased Cake
and Bread Baskets, Castors, Wsiters Butter Dishes
Sugar Bowls, sat and Fruit Stands Urns, Kettles,
ETC.. etc
Double and thripple pa ted table, d. ssert and tea
Spoons and Forks in silver Patterns. All the goods
warranted as represented and sold low.
dec S-itlan1
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"STEVENS"
FANCY STORE A No. 1.

STEVENS"
FANCY STORE A no. 1.
lust recei we'd the following very desirable GOODS,
u attention to which is resp. c!fuily reQueFtei:
1900 new Cambria and swish Collars, all qualities
81 dozen Bajous bess Kid Gloves, black white, snd
cOlOred all numbers
80 cartoons assorted Bonnet Ribbons
10 do do nos plain Satin and Taft Rib.
II csrtor NJ velvet Trimmings sl widths
IS do escorted width plain Velvet Ribbons
Bonnet Silks, satins, velvet. Marce!oin and ounees
Plush in everT color
White, black and colored Feathers
flowers in great variety
E.nb'd bordered and plain Hdkfs
Moss Velvet, an entire new article for Bonhets.
The above Goods ere entirely new, telec. ed with
great care, which will be sold low for thu cash.
PRATBY J. STEVENS,
No. Is Psnna. avenue opp. Csnt.e Market.
dec 7-eoSt INTEL
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By j. G. MCGUIRE. Aucti0ncer.
MEDICAL WORKS AND SURGICAL INsTRU-
WI merits at Public Ssle-On THURSDAY aftsr-
ron. December l4th, at 81 o'clock, at my Auction
Rooms, shall sell the collect ion of valuable Medi
cal Works and Surgical Instruments belonging to
Dr. Wsrfeld, who has declined his profession.
The above may be examined the day previous to
the SALE Terms cash.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
dec I'D Auctioneer.
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Doings at the Brooklyn Eavy-Yard

Doings at the Brooklyn HAYWARD.
DISCHARGE OF woRKMEN-DoCKING OF THE
SHIP GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE
FRIGAT8 NIAGARA, ETC.
The New York Evening Post, of last even.
ing, says:
We learn that between two and three hun.
dred mechanics have been discharged at the
Navy Yard during the present week. Among
them were painters, stone-masons, stone.cut-
tiers, and caulkers. Want of new work was
tho cause for the dismissal of large number
of the men, AID others, who principally Ia
bored In the open air, were prevented from
pursuing their vocation by theiinclemenoy of
the weather. More workmen, 1t is said, will
be discharged at the end of the week. The
rates of wages now paid to the caulkers and
ship carpenters in the yard are three dollars
| to the former, and two dollars and seventy
Eve cents to the latter day.
Messrs Low Brother, of Burling Slip,
| have obtained permission from the Secretary
| of the Navy to dock the clipper ship Great
Republic in the United States naval dry.dock
Blocks are now being placed on the bottom of
dock for this purpose, and the ship will be
| foated in on Friday or Saturday. The owners
have repaired this large ship, and now intend
was injured at the time she was sunk at the
foot Of Dover street, last December, when she
was on FIRE.
The stem and the pieces attached to the
keel Of the new steam frigate Niagara were
lifted in their places yesterday.
The repairs to the United States frigate
Congress are completed, and she will be
ready for sea this month. All that she needs
| now, We believe, Is coat of black paint on
the outside. No orders, however, have yet
been given for her departure from this sta
ton.
The work on the frigate Sabine is proceed
ing at an unusually rapid rate, and We under-
stand that she will positively be launched on
Tuesday, the 10Th instant. A stsamtug will
be In readiness at the launch to tow her i'm.
| mediately into the Naval Dry Dock.
Constructor Delano left the navy.yard yes
! terday for Pensacola. He has been sum-
moned there as a member of the board of en-
gineers and constructors, to test the United
States balance dock, and to give an opinion
as to its merits for naval purposes. large
ship will be foated into the dock to assist In
tho experiments.
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EsOR RENT-Possession given immediately-ths
4 late Office OF the Evening Star, on st., within
6fty yards Of it's junction with Twelfth street and
"a avenue. The building is Of two stories. The
lower story teing divided into three Convenient
rcons, and the upper being large single room. It
street, with ample working room in the rear, AL.
70 conEenisnt painters or carpenters or other
oct 2S-tf
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Death Of the Navor al Detro;t

BUFFALO, Dec. 8.-The report that John
Ladue, DEM, had been elected mayor Of De-
srolt, originated from the fact that John La
Monday.
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New York Earkets,

NEW YORK, Dec. Ono change II wheat
or -four. Corn deslinipg-90 OIL cents.
Nothing Of interest from California.
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=. 3. WRIGHT, Auetionser.
0tORGE1OWN

4 ihANCERY SALE By virtue of decree Of th.
~ circuit court o. the District of Columbia for ths
e'uney Of washington. made In the cause OF Joasn
= and Mary I. Rites vs.. VIM. II and Horstio "a
Mttsr, and dated November %, 1854, v. win Ola,
ipf SAFE az public auction, on TUESDAY the Cd NJ
ysnuary, 1856, at 4 O'CLOCK p m on the prem ~
tne following valuable property i'm Gsorreeown =
l.. Fart Of Lot No. 10. Of old Georgstown frontinc
on me east side OF Duck Lane or Msrket street soi
ieet. more or less, and running back OF the SAM
woth, ninefy-three feet two liz ches ard binding or
.ns north on the Canal, and on tn. south on a four
scen feet alley, with t9o-story brick varebous.
farta Of Lots Nos. 40 and 90, OF old 1eorse,ovn
oihoing on the south line Of the alley afcressd
Iontpg SKY three feet ten inches more or las O,
the east side Of Duck Lane or Market str OF and
running back, OF tie same width, one hundred and
t'enty four feet, mere or less; and the northern
psrt 20 the vi ith Of twenty feet more or less 81
,ehain8 twenty z1pe FEET, more or lese extending
s*en'ynlne feet an half furt' or towards Marke;
snaee with thu dwelling house Of the sts Peter Rit
Ter and several smell tcnements
Part Of Lot No so. at the northeast iptarsection
OF DUCK Lane or Market street, with Water street.
IFonung I'Ity h'e feet on the former and ffty one
Ises on the latter, with twost ~ brick dive ling
Terms OF esle One-fburt. Ct tie purchase money
20 pe paio IN cash, and the residue in three eoual
etaiments at six, twelve, or eishteen months. 10
tsreSt. ="
The right Ia reserved to re s,l, at the purchssss
COST ater one weeks NOTES. upon his failure to com.
ply WIN Inc terms Of aale in one week after SALE
WILLIAM r. WOODWARD.
WATER e. COX, tt lstces
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
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Destruction Of q steamer bv Fira A.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7th.-Ths steamboat
Gypsy was destroyed by fire this morning, 1t
the mouth of tho New River DR.. Hacker, of
Plaquemins, with his son and daughter, per-
ished in the flames. Several other persons
were also either burned to death or drowned.
Commercial embarrassment is exhibiting
itself strongly in this city, tho suspension Of
the following firms having been announced
to-day: Messrs. McRae. Coffman d Co., Bull.
lit, Miller Il Co, Smith, johnson Soft, Jas
ID. Milford Co., Armstrong, Harris d Co.
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Reuominatad.

CONCORD, N. a., Dec. S.-The Democrats of
the First district Of this State have renomin-
ated Mr. Kittredge for Congress, and indorsed
the Administration.
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Serious Charge.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.-John n. Lee, q
money broker, has boon arrested here, charged
with having fraudulently overdrawn his "a.
count in tho Canal Bank $38, 900,
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w On Tuesday night, the Hudson river
seemed effectualiy closed against navigation
for full thirty i've miles below Albany.
The navig alton Of the Connection. has appsl
rvntly closed for tho season.
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eSJoE euLLNaToF receives all the Books and News
papers "a @ as published He Is agent Harpers and all
the other Magazines, and readers will ALWAYS And
large and of Blank Books Stationery
MS BOOKSTORE Odeon Building, Pa and st.
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PURE SILVERWARE.

PURE SILVERWARE.
T HAV q just opened magnificent assortment Of
4 STERLING eILVERWARE, embracing: Com
plete Coffee aud Tea Sets, Pitchers Goblets, Cups
spoons, Forks, &c.
Also, lot Of Fancy si]verwars, new styles, such
as IKE, fish and butter Knives Oyster and Soup
Ladies; Sugar and Cream Spoons; Sugar longs Salt
Stands; Napkin Rings, &c
My silver is Misunderstanding and Coin.
II. SEMKEN,
Jeveller, Pa ave-, betw. 9th and 10th cts.
dec 8-dtJan1
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Heavy Robbery-Laree Defalcati ton

DETROIT, Dec. S.-A gentleman was robbed
OF $s, GOO in the cars near this city yesterday.
Levi Blasson has disappeared from Chicago
with $4,000 in funds belonging to the Lake
Shore Railroad
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Q, p. M.-Flour-How-
ard street held at $3.50; City Mills 1915.
5000 bushels Of wheat sold-red, 81. 95; white
$2aS2.o5. Corn, 5000 bushels sold-yslIow 50
cts white 80 cts.
Western rivers continue falling and are full
Of ice.
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Boarding.

BOARDING IN GEORGETOWE-A SMALL
ID family having house larger than required for
tneir own csc, offer severs Ieons handsomely fur
nisnei, for family, or three or four gentle peu,
with the comforts and quiet of home, with board
on reasonable terms The situation is in desi- a,
BILE eishborhood and quite convenient to The omni
bus Apply at No Isl Washington street
dec 9-1wA
ARDIHG-SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS,
ID suitable tor families with board Also, board
without rooms can be obtained at FITZGERkLD's,
next door to the United States Hotel.
dec Ste
DOOMS AND BOARD.-SEvERAL La RaE AND
IL pleasant unfurnishsd rooEs fer families CT
single gentlemen, with board, will be let at MkS
HALLS, No. 452 Thirteenth street.
nov 29-1m*
DOARDING.-The Misses SH ANKS, adjoin
d ing the store of Mr.. Berry, On Bridge street
Georgetown. have several fine ROOMS to let, And
are prepared to accommodate Boarders, beth perma
nent and transient, on the most moderate terms.
nov Elm
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FOR SALE
NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Lvuisto'sd dvenue opposite the Bank Of Vashin gttR
M r. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
Ml the attention OF the public to examine HE
stock Of GOODS, which he has opened on Lousisns
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of all dsforip.
ions Of reas, &c. Imperial, ounpoEder, and Rlael
Tea; Win and Liquors, of sill sorts, which he caI
cell at the lowest prices fer cash approved paper
Besides all the n-csssaries foe Grocery HGsinees,
viz: Br osns, Buckets, Cedar Tnls, Matches, Sc,
&c. Nsase eau and ses for yourselves.
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Pardon Of James II. Conklin BY the Prssi-
dent-Burnin9 Of q Schooner, &c.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 8.-James II. Conklin,
formerly of New York, convicted In August,
1853, of an attempt to obtain money from the
Government by fraudulent pension claims,
and who was sentenced to the State prison for
the term of two years, has been pardoned By
President Pierce.
A large schooner, name unknown, was
burned on Long Island Sound, off Bridgeport
last evening.
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VARIETY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

VARIETY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
FINHE subscriber has on hand and is daily receiy.
l. ipg large additions of Boots and Shoes -dh~
OF the best material and workmanship em- BEaY
bracing all the m odern styles, among whichf M
he would enumerate in part the following: &C.
FOR LADIES.
Congress Boots Cater Boots of all kinds and colors
Morocco AMI Leather Boots
Morocco and kid Slippers
Morocco aud leather Walking Shoes, together with
largs supply of Toilet Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Quilted Bottom Boot, patent leather Boots
Heavy water-p proof Boots, sewed and Iegged
Light dress Boots do
Patent leather, calf and cloth CONGRESS Boots
Do and calf Kossuth Ties
Calf morocco and Oxford Ties, eewed and pessed.
ALSO
Misses, Boys Youths, and Children's Boots and
Shoes Of every kind and description together with
q large assor msut fer servants Heads of families
and purchasers generally will find it much to thei,
advantage to visit thi, establishment.
GEORGE BURNS,
$40 Pa. av., adjoining Patterson's Drug Store.
dec 4-1w
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Peter kichings not Drowned

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8th.-A dispafch from
Cincinnati says that Peter Riohings, the actor,
city in the early part of last week, on route for
New Orleans. So that the rumor that he had
probably been drowned by falling from .
steamboat is unfounded
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=. ~ DID PIdTUREs-Those Of our readers who desire
Pass thI5ssn splendid Gallery Pictures should mot
on ~ ssit to Plumbs Rooms the He has
mere some choice specimens Of the art Of
OIL which for beauty excellence are
t1 There Is portrait executed, this last
OF fFesdent Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
Sas every iineament thereof giving life expression
~ s reckoned among the first Daguerrean artists
~'~~A 'iAAe'
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DOR RE- ia PARLOR AND FIVE RED
IL chambers all fitted with gas Location. Tenth
street, between and e, west SIDE second dwelling
above McGuire's Auction Store on the corner II i,
ana the avenue. JOHN GRkGORY.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, AT ls6 ST..
f. betEeen Fourteenth and Fifteenth, vicinity of
Willards' Hotel doc SIS
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENN
y syivsnis avenue, and fronting Market Space -
On TUESDAY, December 18th, at 4 O'Clock D. m
will be Id tie two houses situated en- part Of Lot
l, Square $50, corner of Pennsylysaia avenue and
street north. The ground fronts AZ feet ON the
avenue. and runs back to O street north, having
thres fronts, one Of which is an open space The
location ofrrs great advantages for permanent Ia.
vestnent in real estate in the city Of Washington
Ths house will b sold separately, If desired.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance In three
squel instruments of 6, Is, and l8 months, with In
se-eEs, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctioneef.
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d O0MS FOR RENT-ONE PARLOR and tbr.o
Ii BEDROOMS, sell fur oished, over VIM. Grupe's
CONFECTIONERY Store, Pa. avenue, No. 415, oppo-
| 81 Jackson Hail. der - Ss
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Val U AHAE LOTs.-I am authorized to
sell lots Containing 5s,744 square fsst,) mum
oerea ., TO- H. H. ls a. 10, To- II, Is, 10, and
on street l6l feet, on L street 1914 feet, and on
18th street 323 feet 10 inches.
These Lots being nssted, present great induce
are susceptible by subdivision of giving additional
front Of great advantage. The City Corporation
having recently, by law, authorised, and appropri
area TOT, . Market House to be erected on street
IN the immeatste vicinity of said Lots. will prompt
ly bring them into demand fer business purposes,
and at greatly advanced rates. For large manufac.
turing establishments, or others requiring large
space, these lots are highly suitable both in loca.
ton and extent. Apply to
JAMES II. CAUSTEN,
nov Z5-dZW No. 200 str eet
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NOTICE.
TUNE IS MONEY! have Just received a great
i ssortment of Clocks. Watchss, and e
Jewelry. Clocks from 81 so to SIS: Gold "a
Watches from $25 to $175; Silver WatchsA ~
from So 70 $40; ell Of which will be warrant
ed to give satisfaction. Having an experienced
hand to Put all our clocks in order before selling
them, those in want Of aged Clock will find 1t to
their advantage to buy from us.
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings Of every dessrip
ticn, such as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weights,
&c, DC.
Our assortment Of Gold Jevelry Is large, and will
be sold on better terms than similar goods can be
bought In Washington
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