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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 81, u M.-Flour-
Sales 800 barrels Of Howard Street at
SS,6S. Buyers now offer caly $3.50.
Wheat-Sales of $500 bushels of white
at S2.05 to 50, III: red at $500 to sos:
decline. Corn.-Sales Of yellow at GOA
OIL cents per bushel. No white offered.
Provisions advancing. No change in other
articles g-.
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"a For BRoNt HITS, THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
COUCH, and the effects of mprudent use Of Mercury
No medicine has rvcr been discovered which has IF.
fseted such cures IS Carter's Spanish Mixture
Throat discaser produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease Neural.
ga and rheumatism, have all been relieved and
CURED in a wonderful manner, by the great purifier
of the blood, Cartsr's Spanish Mixture
The case Of Mr.. T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure a
pamphlet cOntaing cures, which will astound you
"s*See advertisement. .~
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Destructive FIR.

CmcAGo, Jan. 30.-The American
Works were partially burnt yesterday.
The Brass and Iron Foundry, Blacksmith
and Moulding shops were entirely de-
stroyed. Loss very heavy.
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Condition of the Ohio.

WHEELING, Jan, S0.-The stage of wa
ter in the channel has .allen to eleven
feet four inches. The steamers Wheeling
and David White arrived to-day, with
heavy freight from the East.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY 30.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com mand er- in Chief
Wogiam, from Alexandra, for Bridgeport, put into
New York, 27ih mt, an distress. having lost
foremost mainIopmast, and jbboom.
schr. Village q EN-, Cas-, & n Alexandra, cleared
at Wilmington, N. q. 21th inst.
Siam. Curry, from Alexandria, Va, arrived at
Newport, Eng, 9th inst.
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Railroad Corppleted.

EAsroN, PA, Jan. 30.-The first loco
motive arrived here to-day, and the road
is now finished and ready for the excur.
sion from Philadelphia on Friday.
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Destruction Of the Hayward India Rubber
Works at Chichester.

HARfF6Rp,- Jan.-3e.-The Hayward
India RubberW orks, at Colchester, Conn,
consisting of five buildings, were de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night. One
Of the oversecrs, named George Stark,
aged 81, persisted in the flames. Five
hundred hands have been thrown out of
employment by this calamity. The loss
-isYrry heavy but Is covered by insur-
ance. - = o.. = -.
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10 PRICE OF FLoCRs-Flour, has risen to SlI
per Dbl. It is selling at New York for 81 | so

WArcH REruExs,-The guard house, last
night, contained several lod gers, who. though
they would have been better pleased with
other lodgings, managed to pass the time very
merrily in the cells. Jno Coates, r. Estep.
and j. Bennett, drunk and disorderIy; security
and costs. II. Young and - Mason, disor-
derby; dismissed 81 r:g.-s co.. s1 =
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

r HARRIsBUBG, Jan. 30.-The Consolida-
ton Bill passed the House to-day, with a
few amendments, requiring it to 90 back
to the Senate for concurrence.
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~ WHY HAVE WE TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEArsroNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision. In
June, 1883, Prof WHEArsroNE detailed the true
theory OF binocular vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram Of his Illustrative apparatus which
he 1rst called the SrEREosooPE, latter two Greek
words, meaning Solids see") for which, in 1910,
ne was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
u1iity has been overlooked, until very recently it
has been applied to Dasuerreotypes. wHITEHURsT
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the cooring by which they super
sede any thing we have yet seen in Photography. We
advise all who have not them to call at his Gal
ery over the store of Duvall Bro, near four-and
q half street. e. - -
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LAND FOR SALE Or LEASE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE OR LEASE.
p Within one hours ride Of the baltimore and the
Washington Markets. 'f
RARE CHANCE FOR SMALL FARMERS, MAR
KET GARDENERS AND DAIRYMEN.
THE undersigned offeN f,r sale or lease, in par
Il cells of from 90 to LOO acres, $50 acres of Iaud
lying or the southeastern side Of the Washington
and Baltimore Railroad, running along the railroad
for Dearly two miles, joining the Laurel farm, and
within one mile of the manufacturing village of
Laurel. -cf
The land is Of varied character ranging from a
light sand loan to a clay soil, and by proper man
againeDt could be placed in high ssate OF cultiya-
ton. 1t admirably adapted for vegetables and al.
binds OF grin crops. 1t is also excellent grazing
land. s.,... - g
ii Fine springs and streams sbundan:ly water this
property. : ..,....- .. 80. .s-. r
The Patuxent river enc mile south of the village
OF Laurel, runs through it. 81. -
The bottoms adjacent to the river, containing so
acres are the finest natural meadows in the State O,
lMaryiand. There are railroad and turnpike com
m1nicatiops to both Washington and Baliimere
No better opportunity was ever off FED TO purchase
market Farms or Diaries. The natural afl Of
this Land admirably aiapts it for such purposes.
This land VIII be either leased or sold on reason
able terms. &c bfJ
Persons wishing to lease or buy can see the ground
and be made acquainted with the terms by apnlyipg
to ~ al 4 R, NJ SNoVUEN
5 M ',-s- . F7a!H' sFairland, = Lur.I De,ot
= M The land is web wooded. 51-
jan T-4t an -&-I.-j- r .ssSa.-.i ri
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SEI,ECT SOdREES DANSANTE

SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE.
DROF. II. W. MUNDER takes great pleasure in
L announcing the commencement of his Soirees
on THURSDAY EVENING, January 10Th, at his
Hall, Columbia Place, corner of 7th Street and La
avenue, AMI will continue every Thursday through
out the season. .@s--. a----
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe by the month can
do SO by applying ct Mr. j. +. Ellis Music Store Pa:
avenue, near 10th at.
The School is open for the reception of pupils en-
Tuesday, at 81 II, and Saturday at 10 nj, for la
dies, misses, and masters, and Tuesday and Fri.
day nights at o'clock, for gentlemen. .,ar..,. /.
jan 1S-TuW&Th3w Jt .ar ! -
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VND.LET-A first rate business lot, Suitable for
i lumber, coal, or wood Depot on the corner
OF 14th street west and the canal street north Also
a two story and basement brick HOUSE, with store
agent, 1ith street, between and NJ sts north.
g ian 17-Tu& F3w+ ~
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~ New style Of Daguerreotypes on Paper and
Gass-Strangers and citizens arc invited to call aud
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
RocT Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near It'll street -
Admittance free. 49, = ~ ian 1T
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AUCTION SALES.
q, DQMNs q Il HUTCHINSON, q nc,
EANCY GONnS dHN2-f4aARacnuuuunsH

AZ DOWNS q II HUTCHINSON, mes.
k'AhCf GOOUS. 0BNS, e10A R0rGuxueAuu1is
y umWEbNxsDAY sd THURSDAY evenings,
se0.asry LIST and 2, At o. O'Clock, We VII seH At
fancy Goods, Work Foxes, Writing Decks 1kffAI
forsaonees Rsttsmos naies, Gard cases l1sEs7. Il
Fancy Vases Ferfumsfy, e. oe Sases \ ass4isi y
"A 40 ST.. s.s ssg sSP.sisF Dsphls barrel t~ist Gun,
chasers. -Sf."nee Perr
Termscash. gTT{ va yr.r,y.,-.
+ glIsl,5.gsJ D0wNsl& HUTCHINSON. hAIET
II sAuetioneers and Co nmtssson Merrh.nt.A a.
! "a 81 Athea, un building, Penns avrnue. )
- y. 80 --.-- -
BY GREEN q SC ,Fr, A &C saeneers.
TSXTEySfvE SALE or NEW AND SEoONc-
II hani Furniture at Auetioas-ou FRIDAY, the
Sd Of February, at 10 o'clock, shall sell at our
tuction store, at the corner Of 9Th strcct ana Penn
.ylvania avenue, N,ry extensive assersmens Of
Furniture, viz: -"s-S 1SFtsf tt-s -aTseoEEs1 AHA
fne large mahogany second. hand wsrdreAs sisIs
Mahogany msIbsetcp Dressing bureaus - ssEz
DO do centre, scfa, side, and. oil sr
a Do extension, card, qasrtstts, and Jrnny
Lind Tables .az5l "a -shl.Jiae3 'ssihsl a
- Do marblet,p wash Oo~ts, Hatsach., kc. ;.
e Do French and other Bedsts IDS ana ward
Feather Beds, Hair ard shuck Msttresse. 1ll5f -
Mahogany rocking, castor, arm. and parior Chairs
Do Sofas. BOOKCASES, 81 cretaries ~ - fs--
Glib a, 6ia9 .and Creckery ware. -,
With a large lot ofother srsicles which we deem
unnecessary 10 enumerate.s tsr5,e.- ., ,s---,-x
Il Terms: iflsums Of ami under $50 cash; over 50
credit of6e and 30 days. for notes satisfactorily 30.
dersed, bearing interest .ls.s.5y re - =
49, 1s.Ll sss-i.th ,zgLla GREEN 4 SCOTT, =.
Jan Sd fll.s siIa .s-5-s.s. ~ Auctioneers
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pIsLEY's vARIETE. q7JT

LII So A., MR. GOODALL and MRS. CT ADSTANE.
s St Ms n r..p..a 9Sa is
Cd that Mr.. W. X. GoopAu having associated him.
sell With Mr.. HIsLEr in the management Of the Va.
netc their active energies shall be devoted to render
thus fashionable resort wol thy Of continuance of
that generous patronage which fas heretofore been
SO literally bestowed upon i. 75I sTs sitSTgF ssJ
THIS ETENLyG VIM be performed the tragedy Of
'~A -1i THE HUNCHBACK.
=. fayorita Dance by Mile Geneyieve. .sst
The evenings entertainments to conclude With
aq s-bA sAs.. 49,, " ~ - "a A DAY IN PARIS.
Prices Of Admission Orchestra chairs rs cents;
dress circle. SO cents; gentleman accompanied by
two 1adis,, 81; family circle % cents.
BOOTS open at el4-commence at IA o'clock.
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~ and prevent cslds. A supply received and for
- iss as-st. 2Z1 azul41IAAAA 4 "a ssps.t
7 UND ON THE Law OF Parents.
IL ! vol, 1851 ..--S =
Wordsworth on do, vol, London, 1853
Spence On do, do 1859
Spence on Specifications Of Law of Patents, i vol,
London, 1s47
Rankin's Analysis Of Law of Patents, vol, Lon
don, 1924 -- -.. --.sr..'f-1, 49,
Turner on Law of Patents and Registration, vol,
Turner on Copyright 10 Design in Art end Manu-
facture, vol, London, 1919 --.-,,. ta-
Carpmacl on the Law of Patents, 1 VOL London.
Johnson's Patentees Manual, vol, London, 1856
Smiths Epitone Of Patent Law, 1 vol London,
Webster on Patent Law, l vol, London, ls41
Godson on do, vol. and Bufkc's Supplement- to
do. vo., London, 1851.
Collier on do vol, London, 1893 s.r-
DaTid's Collection Of Patent Cases, vol, London,
Tennent on the Copyright Of Designs, 1 vol Lon
don, 1S4l
Hindmarch on the Law of Patents, vo,, London,
1916 .--... II :
Princes Record of Patent Inventions, L vol, Lon
don, 1S43 .sr-
Pritchard's English Patents, 1900 to 1si5, vol
London, 1S47 I.-,,...
Law Of Pateats ard Registration, by Billing and
Prirce, vol, london, 1916 49,
HolrSyds Law Of ~ Patents vol London, 1883
Just imported by the undersigned, only single
copies being to be found y many Of ihem =
Also, Philips on Patents, Curtis n Patents
Curtis on Crryrisht, Curtis Inventors Manual,
vol each, Boston ---
American reprint of Bindmarch and Norman o.
Patent LAW FRANCK TAYLOR
a. ian .S-tf -.. 40
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BUILDING LOTS.-A variety of city build.
- ing LOTS 70. sale on accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE 4 WEBB.
Real Estate Agents, few doors east Of Naona Hotel
80 jan 4-eo2m
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

1IU,UUU WUKIH UF BAKGAINS. n
DAlR CT Slippers. Stockings, and Gloves al for so
L cents: Black Silk so cents va d Car let l.
cents; Bonnets % cents: Undersleeyes, 25 Chemi
setts 26; Check cents Calico cents; Gloves cts
undershirts 81 Shawls 81; Embroi dercd Elastics
cents, &c. --.-
Alse, Ladies' Gum Sandals 81; Slippers 81; CATERS
IS; Mems Boots 81 so; Chidrens Shoes 25; Umbrel-
las 81 cents, &C.
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store for Bargains,
corner or 18th and sts., Northern Liberties
jan TT e-a ~~L I. b. BROWN.
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ADJUSTMENTS,


"ILL OPEN SIS OR AssDs ILLUMINATED Op.
H-TIGAL EXHIBITION or CHEMICAL
CkfSTALINE yIHVsg o. DISSoLyING do
kAAAS. At FORREST Hl IL. G EoRGETOWN, d.
g on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, February - and
Emhodying the most natural representations of
the Picture que Scenery Of Switzerland and the n.
cont to Mount Blanc; American summer and Win.
ter scenery; Scrptural and orher views Of the most
Eruption OF TesuSius and Destruction Of Pomp.ii
amid The brilliant Fire WORKS, and enjoy hearty
iaashst ths. Coniealities. The rrumnoad Liz
the most powerful and brilliant ever discovered, viii
BE ex habited and explsined. - 80 ii's'@s :.
-Admissi,n % cents; children half price. .rsf
Doors open at 81 o'clock; commence at ~ z1o
jan 3l-2t - ''-1 VI 10 e7a5ss - sss~E
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IA HARRIED 5-9..at
u Ieo gedown, on the 3Oth instant, by the Rev. J.
NJ Ic ra q, w; n; GUkLEY, OF New York, to
S,ms. Eso" o. ~ 8, daughter OF BENZ +, Ruen.
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AS-ApAMs AND DuNs,IEE, successors to THOMPSON,
are making and coloring DAGUBRsEo1YpEs superior
made in this city. Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets ~ "a 800 E-s5 - ta'-s1l. . q ~
Can at their Metropolitan Gallery, and examine
tnear work. .E-Aa 1frr4 jan16-tf.
~ The stock Of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is rich and varied at present
es IN tne carly par. OF the season. Stranger. and
citizens in want OF Great Bargains, in fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere Th.ir
goods are by themselves aud purchasers
may rely on good nj They arelclosing out their
extensive ASSORTMENT at greatly reduced prices, as
they must all be disposed Of In time for the coming
season. Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them III yon would save money. ynI '0C ID
jan 24-tf e l..cl...- II = =
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"a Now Is THE TIME.-The display Of dag,,erreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and whas is gratifying, al
ways attains It.. This accounts for the success OF
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathers. dec
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~ Joe ShtliingtOn receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
s agent fer Harper's ard all the other Magazines,
ana our re aders Will always ind large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Qdeon Building, corner of4x street and Penn
Syst6nla avenue. aug 10
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The CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY CATALOGUE Is
at present being prepared and stereotyped upon
the Smithsonian plan. I'D f''gfi1E
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WANTS.

M yea.e naa,A SkTIlATIQNi in
w Grocery Store, on that has had experience
Also, ;serranis % hiie out by me. mpnfh, MO able
mackmen and ouc gin larse enough % nurse. Nd
dress Isaac w. Mitchell, ihrnush lGe0yetowu Post
omce or AZ my residcace on 20fh street hefsxeen N
ana .ne-I =: -...-AIJoL jan 3l-st.
M ANTED-To rent . small gsnteel two-sto-
Va ~ AouSE, in the western part OF The city.
: = GRANVILLE s. eLprrEID, Jr,s = 3
-! IN ol--ee% - Treasury Department.
WANTED-Ans ctive BUSINESS MAN. with
W capital Of 800 or 500. Such person NAV
near OF an opportunity TO invest his money and de-
vate ms time In a parmanent pa. Ing business. Ap-
ply .. eols once. = - jan ae-tf
WANTED-A SITUATION, by a. Machine
~ prsaghtsman who has served regular term
at the unachipists' business
Address .sR O." city poet Office. * -
Jan 30-lw*A - sA1E - y
4 GENTTEMAN who has had ssy..,. Az.
IL psriencein country store, while vsftine for
better 6e<ths under Governmen would Lie en-
pioyment in posting boeks, making out accounts
sc. nom a. m to 4 p m, for . moderate oompen.
saon give satisfactory references as to capacity
integrity, DC. Address Frank through the Post
onlos L. -1AAl-La IL z...... jan 2s-Sts :
WANTED-A srnart. active WOMAN. to do
the cooking. washing and general house
work OLA small fami y-or girl to take charge at
TWO children God references will be required and
nnerai wages given Epquire at the Music Depo. OF
h ~ HtTz, Pa. ay, near 10th Sc. 81 80
NARDENER WANTED-An, indus.r;-
VI Gus sober man, with small family, who nm.
derstands vegetable gardening, can have very ad
santageous situation on my farm, l1S miles from
Alexandria Va, 20 to 80 acres, or more il reaired
would be allotted of first quality land situated south
and east slope. Cabbsge lettuce, onions, Kaie and
Strawberries planted out. Also, large quality of
good manure on hand. Horses and implements fur.
nished Also, . comfortable House and wood. large
and good orchard. Apply Immediately to WASH.
ian 27--eo3t ~. .-s.H.f .
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- : go. % =so'iii99 II ri syzsacEfoIQ III
as AZ sh1i'1q hsI soi5g nobaaI rs e.g1q -
fsi1s sSilea =s7eI ,Ls3=0gnI saiIzsss s.si,f.
0f-~-A1 n-SI asi
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The GREATEST ARTICLE YET PRoDuCED.-J Rus
sell Spaidlngs leb: ated highest premium Cythere
an Hair OIL or Wash, composed of Rosemary and
Gator Oil, for Identifying, embelshing, curling.
improving, restoring, and inrigorating the hair.
Trial Bottles Is cents only, Offering all an oppor
tunity to test its virtues OF triaing expense
sold wholesale and retail by T. D. GILMAN, Chemist
D. C. ~ =
Manufacturer Of and Principal Depot for Gi'man's
lnStantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, the best Hair Dye
ever yet used.
Also, dealer in every popular Medicine of the day.
~ POPULAR DKMoNsTRATIosS.-This emphatically
An age Of demonstrations but one of the most popu
lar and agreeable demonstrations we think of lust
now Is that which tests the excellence and superior
ity OF the pa5uerreotypes made by ADAMS DuNsHEr
successors to Thompson.
Their Gallery is over Lane fuckers Store, Penn
sylvania nv enue, between ~ and 9th sts
Give them call and you will find that s'seeing is
8 believing" ian Oft
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(SORk SOLES will keep the feet dry and warm.
~ and prevent cslds. supply received and for
sale at HAMMOND
jan as-st. OH rLFrsf4-1~- Eth street
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DOOR. BLIND. & SASH FACTORY

DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.
TNIfE undersigned has completed the shove estab
i lishment, and is now prepared to execute every
variety Of work, DORIS. Blinds, Sas., Mouldings
Scroll Saving &C., to which he desires to call alter
ton of builders and others. .l-..s.7
Intending to devote his whole attention to thi,
business, he hopes to receive share Of the publ
patronage. -7-. ..' e:yc.-- I.-,.
He has connected with the above the msnufsc. ur
OF planes and having the services of of les
makers in the country, is prepared TO .fu nish car
pcnters and dealers at eboFt notice. ...r
Wa. b. DAVIS,
:. Cor. LIST and D SITS, near Railroad Depot.
Jan 19-eo1m 81. F-''st t--.r
VALE NTINESa at Wholesale and r. tail, al
.,-..r- LANNON'S, 9TH st.r
jan 90 Ct ...r t..a
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By y. q. McGuIRE. Auefioneer.

By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
kOCERIEs AND FuRNITuRE At Al ION = b,
" virtue of Deed Of Trus, from S. s. Novlapd
cords 70, Washington County, shall sell at Publ,
Sale Mt the store of the said Nowl nd at the corner
If NJ and 10th streets, on WEDNESDAY,, the stfi OF
fetrnary, all the stock of Groceties insisting of
g Sugars. Tsas G, ices Liquors
Broc ms, Buckles, Tubs. &C. F@0
And ell the Honfehcld furuitnrs consisting Of
Chairs. Tables, Beds, Bedsteads, Ssovess&e
Z Terms cesh. ~. R. z. JACKSON, Trus.Se .
r.. -s.te.. ..-tt ~. Il J. c. Nc LURE ,
ian Gid LII. Il. GTnianl Anctinnnae
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By DOWNS q HUTCHINSON. Aaes.
DOCKS AT AUCTION.-Cicsirs Sale Of Pr.tt,s
ID Books.-On TUESDAY evening, JANUARY 3lst
at Ga O'Clock, we will sell at our Sure a valuable
lot OF Books and Stationery, Coli Pens, Visiting
cards, DC. .IoUElg. gEE1.Zz
Also, - reams ruled Cap ana Letter Paper
All Books sold at previous sales and not paid for
before that time viii then be sold at the last purSha-
sers risk and eIpense. -'s'
Terms at sale. . 49,. -. !. a p. 80
q I =. = =, DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON. ~
Auctioneers, Atheneum Building,
jan est - ~ p. 71---
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ny II. N SVhAVVON. AuctfOueer.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust from Louis Hepke
ID Trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the Sd
day Of September 1851, and duly recorded in Libe,
j. A. s. No 30, folios IS, 81, ct seg, of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District of
Columbia, shall sell at public auction on the prem
ises, on the Goth day Of December next at O'Clock
p H. Lot No, g. in Square No. "a, lying In the said
City of Washington and fronting IS feet inches or
north street, and running hack 100 feet TO an al
ley % feet wide which, by side alleys has an oxtle,
The property is improved by a neat two-story
Frame House, nearly opposite General Tnompson's
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue In 6 and IL
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust. = ---7t
If the terms are not complied With within days.
the property will be resold ct the risk and expense
of the purchaser.
The title is believed TO be indisputabis.
eonyeyaIcing at the expense Of purchaser
II III X. T.. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
---r- y. n. STRATCON,
nov IsS--laWts&ds g. Auctioneer.
The above sale IL unav old q big nos.
poned to TUESDAY, January 10th, 1854, at the sans
place and hour. -s-.'. ,--. h. N. STRATTON
dec Il - e.....Es. ~ .-#... Aucfioneer
%The above sale Is further post.
Poned till TUESDAY, January slst, at the same tim,
and place. e. NJ STRATTON
Jan ltd Auc ioueer.
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WANTED-Ans ctive BUSINESS MAN. with
w capital Of $500 or 500. Such person may
near OF an opportunity to invest his money and de
Vote bis time in a permanent pas ing business, An
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BURGLARs.-During the past week bur-
glaries hare been of common occurrence. The
residence OF Mr.. J. B. II, Smith was robbed of
goods amounting in value to near one hundred
dollars. Officer Handy has in his possession
heavy silver ladle, several articles Of jewelry.
handsome work basket, and several china
mantle ornaments, which are supposed to have
been stolen. A gentleman complained to the
Captain Guard that his house was entered last
night, and q watch, belonging to a boarder,
and nine hundred dollars stolen. Since thieves
are becoming so numerous, care should be
taken to keep valuable goods secure. - -,
i I. o. OF R.-Last evening, at a meeting of
George Washington Tent, Independent Order
OF Rechabites, the following named gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing term
Shep., w. r. Mclean; P. C. r, W. McCaferty;
c. r., H. Mcintosh; ID. r., Ii. Dudley; r. s.,
s. A. Matlack; F. s., W. II. Sibley; T ].
Mills; L., j. Pomeroy; I. c., II. Tyler; o. g.,
S. Tucker. - 81. 81 ,---.'1