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The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

QUAIL SHoorING.-The prince of sports
men, Cap. Woodwork, left this place on yes
terday for Pilot Hill, for the purpose oi
shooting quail and hare for the Sacramen-
to market. From him we learn that during
four weeks of last winter, he killed in the
vicinity of the above hill, five hundred quail
and upwards of one hundred hare. Cap
can't be beat shooting on the wing.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

STOCKTON FIGURING M1Ls.-The sub
joined statistics are from the California
Farmer:
The San Joaquin mill recently erected by
VIM. Nicely Thompson, of San Francisco, is
a large three story brick mill with six run
OF stone; four for wheat, one for barley and
one Tor middlings. The mill is driven by
hne engine of seventy-fve horse power
a half-beam engine, as they are termed; We
believe this is only one of the kind in any
mill IN the country. This mill, which runs
day and night, turns out two hundred and
twenty-five barrels per day, and the flour
finds ready sale.
Stockton City Mill is large wood struc'
ture, with brick warehouse. The mill has
four run of stone, steam engine of thirty
horse power, and turns out one hundred bar
rels per day-very superior -four. ms
mill uses Grimes smut mill, and runs day
and night. A. Burkett, miller. He esti-
mates the grain to fall short about three
pounds to the bushel, from last year.
The Avenue Mills have three run OfStone
two for wheat, and one for barley. They
also use Grimes Smut Mill, and turn out
seyenty,hve barrels per day, very superior
flour. They believe the grain falls three
pounds short in weight this year to the last
ID. >. Sargent & Co., owners of these mills
use the Sanders Winnower and Blower, ana
the Harrison stone. These also run mgGISS
and day, and find ready market for all
they can do.
The above three mills turn out "four hun,
dred barrels of superfne -four per day, anu
all find ready market-so as to require
their running all the time. This speaks
well for the State.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

SNow.-Snow fell to the depth of seven
inches in this immediate vicinity, on Fri
day last, which did not entirely disappear
until the following Sabbath evening. 1t
was said to be two feet deep six miles east
of this place, on last Saturday.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

Be2s~ The attention of dealers in mining
claims is directed to the advertisement of
w. +. Leon in another column. Any in
formation relative thereto can be obtained
at this office.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

MEMENro LODGE, I. 0. 0. Fin March
last, the above lodge was instituted in this
place, with eight charter members. The in
stitution has progressed slowly since then
Within few weeks past, however, several
accessions have been made, and the lodge
is now in a fourishing and prosperous con
ditiOn.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

nsA We have noticed quite an influx of
strangers into this place and vicinity, for a
few days past. There is plenty of room left
for more, so come on. Diggings good and
our stores we'll filled with the necessaries of
life and everything suitable for carrying on
mining operations.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

KELsEY.-ThiS old and famous mining
camp presents at present to the passer-by,
an unusual degree of vitality, much more
so than many of her sister towns of thrice
the inhabitants. In almost every direction
from the place, may be seen companies
making extensive preparations for success
ful winter mining operations.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

nsA Messrs. Graham & Henry of this
place slaughtered during the past week, a
large number of fine fat hogs, and are now
successfully engaged in putting up the same
at their pork packing establishment. Their
stock of hogs is the finest ever brought to
this market. See advertisement in anoth-
er column.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13

PEACH ORCHARDs.-A great deal of at
tention is now being turned to the culture
of the peach in this section. DR.. F. G..
Ray informs US that he is about to trans
plant an orchard of young and hourishing
peach trees on his ranch Immediately ad-
jacent to town. The trees are now on the
way from Diamond Springs to this place.
MINING ITEMs.-The Nevada Tunnel Co.,
Cement Hill, paid dividend Of $50 to the
share last week.
The Lone Star Tnnnel, Bottle Hill, is
regularly paying Sc and So per day to the
hand.
The Slide at Chilian Bar, South Fork of
the American River, is paying those enga-
ged in mining there, $6 per day each.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-13
GEORGETOWN NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1855,

MT. Octavien HOOgs is our authorized agent
Iqr the GEoRGETOwN NEWS at San Francisco.
He may be found at 81 Merchant street.
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VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW CABI
net furniture and House Furnishing Goods
~ WEDNESDAY morning, January TO- al L
O'Clock, AT the House Furnishing Warehouse {.
NesSrs lieartwc and Johnson on the south sid
Oh feniisyivanla avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
Shall SELL without reserve all their stock in trade
comprising:
fhii marble top dressing and plain Bureaus
Mahogany Sofas and Sofa Beds
IL dozen Mahogany Chairs, assorted Rockers
ID Cottage Chamber Suites, various patterns
Painted Bureaus, Washstands, Tables
Secretary and Bookcases, Writing Table. Desks
mahogany and waEu Centre and Card Tables
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Mahogany Hatracas BedSteaGs
Single and double Cottage Bedsteads
Mahogany and walnut Enclosed Wash.ts, Ia
hevoiVllg, cane SCAT, and plain Office Chairs
&c dozen cane and wood seat Chairs, assorted
dozen Rockers various patterns
2Oo Mahogany framed Looking glasses
Ito cooking and other Stoves
French limo Tea Sets. Vases
Stone China Dinner and Teaware
Granite Toilet Sets BASINS and Pitchers
Glassware, Cutlery. Fire irons. &c.
Together with large number OF article, M, rec.s
sary to enuntrate.
The attSn ion OF he trade is sneci.lIv c,IIa3 .,
tiiis sale, Which will he positive and without re-
serve.
FIRMS: $50 and under cash: over that amoupt 9
credit OF 6O 20. and l20 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Jan I'll Auctioaeer.
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jan 4 d
by n. .. WRIGHT, Auc,ioneer.
Ge0rROtowu.

4 BSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE nv
~ Auction, by order of the assignees of lO2 has
kets and cases of first class Old Wines Brandies
ana Liquors, at my store, No lS2 aud ls4 Bridge ST
georgetown, on MONDAY afternoon, January 9Th
a.. D ociock.-Arnongst the variou: old and choice
w l nee ih original cases as imported, are
Dan Gnrdons & liermsny's finest old Oioroso, Ma
charnudo, Vino del Paste. Pale and Brown
Amoht'ilado Sherries, Manzsnla do, Sande-
mans O1fey's Pale, Crusty and Trinity
London Dock Pots, East India SerciaI and
hoai Mareiras, Chambertin, Romance Con O.
Hernitag Chataaux Latte, Margaur La
rose 4 latour, Giant, of Boston, and Guester
bordeaux. =. Marcy MINIS and other houses
Cabinet Stembergcr. aud 10 khemer, Stein.
vein m Bocksbcutcl, Capri Rosso, Lacrima
Christi.
ADsynte, Noyau and LIqucarcs, Pale and Dark Cog
nsS ana Champagne Rrandies of Otard and
Marteil, and o!Ecr Wines and IiGuors
The entire in cases f | dozen each. the fines,
quality, and will be sold without reserve IN the
highest bidder Terms cash.
jan 4-dts Auc,;n,noo,
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Ey j. c. hcGUIR Auction..r

LNHrELLENT FURNITURE AND HOITSE-
IL Keeping Effects AT Auction.-On Tt ESDaY
IN ming, JanuIry 9th, at 10 O'Clock At The residence
OF gentleman declining hoass kernin. n southeast
corner OF Ninth and Streets shall sell ali his fur
nltuie and effects viz:
PAR ct walnut Tetca Tetc Sofas covered with dam
ak ~
walnut Whlrnot, st Gi-sndoles
Marble tap Centre Table. Rugs
Mahogany hair spring eat chairs
Blue and gold namask Curtains
fnrnice and Shades
tapestry, thee ply and Venetian CARPETS
handsome Engravings, Lamps
Marb!"-t"p Switchboard dining Chairs
" alnut Extension Table, ls feet
Silver plated Clslors, Table Cutlery
French and Stone CHINA, Glassware
Double and single Cuttage Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Sets
Feather Beds, Bols,ers and Pillows
hyperion hair and husk Mattresses
cottage Chairs, Rockers, Clock
TWO superior Cook Stoves and Fixtures
i gether with general assortment of Kitchen Re
quisIt,s.
Terms SO and under cash; over that amount n
cfed "i hfty and sixty days. Tor notes SATISFACTORY
iy endorsed. bearing interest.
81 The House will he for rent, Ennulre m tho
pr, misses.
, JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
J"" Auctioneer.
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Caucus Nominations, &C

Bosroy, Jan 6-The Legislative caucus, in
secret session last night, selected the following
ing ticket for Safe Councillors Benjamin II.
West, of Boston; c. D. HuDkins, of Hsverhill:
Elmer Bridgman. of Westboro; Horace Ly man,
of Greenfield; John W. Foster, of Brim6sld;
Chankler X. Ransom, Of Roxbury; David
Davis of Edgartown For Secretary Of State,
Ephraim NJ. Wright was renomina a led by ac.
clamation.
Henry j. Gardner, the Governor elect, will
be inaugursted on Tuesday next, when he
will, most probably, deliver his address.
Rev Lyman Whiting was to-day elected the
chaplain Of the Senate.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

II W: MoNDHh, Professor OF Hs ncing at George.
LII. town College and Convent, BEES lev. To
announces TO tn pubic, that n consccusrc. of
frequent dsslpointm- nts, with ,ega,t 10 th- com.
pleIon o; the new Hall, he has bean CONDO led 10
Haee other arrahgeasn Ills Second Quarter
will 'mmerce al Mr.. Earni rps Hal. corner of 20
av and 1l;h s.. on TUE DAY, January "a, at 3
O'clock m. and on SATURDAY NORSISa st Q.
Tor Ladies, Kisses and Matters. Tues iav and Fri.
u&S nl1hts "t Ter gentlemen vefal nav Dances
and y a t. s, that Lave never barn iptro.lun,d ia
this city, will be taught
All those wish ny TO participate In the Ma. '
beautiful dances in prep ration fol his si.y Bal a.
fcqneftea 10 JOIN imme ,iatslv, his Glasses nov
number upSsrls Of l25 tupis, which will obI gs
him to liuis TIE number Il his second Quarter.
tor further particulars please enquire at Mr.. J
Z. ELL!oS Muaic Store, Pa. xven,fs nesr Tenth st
dec 14-ecln
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. g. 1859.
Nonce Is hereby given to the holders of the fol-
lowing described stocks Of the United States that
this department Is prepared to purchase a, any lime
between the date hereof and the LIST March next
portions of those stocks, amounting in the aggre-
gate to 81 800 900, in the manner and on the ,erms
hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In Case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the order
OF time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificate, duly gned to the United States bv
the parties who to receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded OF
The following particulars:
L. The par value, amount specified in each
certificate
2 A premium Oil the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1876, redeemablc November ID
1856 of2L per cent; on the stock of the loan au-
thorzed by the act -" lo42, redeemable 3lst Dectm-
ber NO., OF lO per cent. on the stock of the leans
,uth"is-d by the acts of e47 and l64S and redeem
able, tile former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
'he latter on ahh June, 1868, OF l6 per cent? and
on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act of
1850, and redeemabIe nn the 3lst December 1864
Commonly called the Texan indemnity six per
cent.
e. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
lt OF January, 1885, to the date Of receipt and set
tlement at the Treasury, with the allowance (tor
the money to reach the owner Of one DAVIS interest
in EDITION.
Payn for said stocks will be made in d; ats of
the Treasurer of the United States, on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But NJ certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on Or before the said LIST day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 4-dtMall Secretary of Treasury
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Tbs Maine Legislature, &c.

AUGUSTA, (Ms.) Jan 6.-The Legislature
OF this State elected, to-day, Alden Jackson,
Esq secretary OF State, by one hundred and
Iairty'four votes against thirty three for T. F.
Boynton.
The Governors Councillors were Also elected
embracing three Wings. three Morrill, Demo
Gratis, and one Freesoiler
Governor Morrills message occupied half
IN hour ia Its delivery. and embraced few
topics other than of local interest The mes
sage was strong on those distinctive points to
which the Governor owed his election, viz !:
Temperance, Freesol and Naturalization. He
recommends q short session, economy in State
apparently rejoicing In his release from once
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BOSTON Jan s.-Gov. morrill,, in his mes.
'-ss 70 the Maine Legislature. makes allusiou
20 the Know NO,hinss, and recommend, the
anssn' enforcement of toe Liquor Law.
80 INC slavery question, he says: "Tbs
uue mas arrived when this question mu.t h.
met and discussed In the National =. ..m ~
the state Councils, and also in primary meet.
ings OF the people, with % much freedom =.
ether grave subjects are wont to be oopsids,.
ed" He condemns the passage of the Ne.
braska bill, and its presumed extension of
slavery He denounces the completely of the
President, and charges him with violating his
assurances.
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New York MarkAts

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Cotton-The market il
unchanged, with moderate demand ut pre-
vious rates. Flour is unchanged, with lin.
tied business; 1850 barrels of Southern offered.
but heavy; sales Of 200 barrels at So. Is
s9.ol. Wheat is finn and upward; sales of
Southern white at 81 80. Corn is upward and
firm; sales Of 81, 600 bushels Western mixed al
$l.05. Pork-Sales of mess at SI2 Beef is
upward and frm. Lard is upward and firm
Whisky-0hio 37i;
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II + A1hHb CHERRY PkOTORAL.-fof the rapid cure
OF Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness, Bronohts whooping
Cong Asthma and Consumption universally known
the best remedy yet discovered for
Pulmonary disease SO wide is the field usefulness
and the of its cures almost every
country abounds persons publicly known
who have been from alarming and
diseases of the lungs by It's When tried it's
riorty other medicine of its s too
observation and where t virtues are known tbs
public longer hesitate what antdote to empov ,r tbe
distressing and dangerous affections pulmonary or
which are incident to climate its tmelv se
many almost all attacks Of disease upon the Innrs
throat arrested and thus many thoussnds
from premature No family shond he with
GU. IT, and those who do neglect to provide with
remedy which wards off this dangerous class OF
will have to depore il IL too late Proocs ~
the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Pectors need not be-
given TO the American peopethey have living proofs in
every neshbohood But those who to read the state
mens OF those whose whole health been restored and
whose lives have been saved by will 6nd them In
American Almanac which the agents below named has 70
furnish gratis for every one, moo "
Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER, Lowell Mass And sold
z. D. GILMAN, Washington
G. N. LINTHICUM, GEORGETOWN
JAS. COOK CO. FrederIoksburx and hy all Drnus,s.s
-
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Grisi in Philadeluhis

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Grisi, Mario, and
troupe were greeted last night at the Walnut
Street Theatre with an immense and epthu.
Hastic audience. The opera Of Norma wa.
produced in a magnificent style, and at tho
end OF the second act tho house rose en- nsasse
to an encore Miss Ccutts attracted the at:en.
ton Of the curious.
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.S Starvation is severely felt at the Lake
statlons, The people at Au Sable station have
been disappointed in receiving supplies. Late
~ eignty three men started to walk by the
coast to Saginaw. Some have, probably, not
been able to bear the hardships of the Jour.
ney, and have persisted on the way. All along
the coast Of Lake Huron winter supplies ar
much needed.
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Baltimore Earkst.

BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-Flour is held at SO 81
for Howard street, and at S. IS for City Mills.
No sales Wheat is steady and unchanged,
but dull. Corn is activc-SS, 900 bushels Of
tered, and mostly ssld at a small advance on
Saturday rates; white at 90 93c yellow at
% s5. Rye-Pennsylvania lie held at 81 IS;
no sales
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Injunction against a Rank

PHILADELPHIA, January S.-Ths injunction
asked for against the Commercial Bank Of
Philadelphia has been this morning granted
oy tho Supreme Court, restraining tho dirsc.
tors from discountiDg notes e1cep. at the reg.
ula; meetings OF the board, or for more than
lcgE. mt est
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Auction eaies
e. 8. WRIGHT, Auetion.e,

EURN1IURE, HORSES, MULES, at Auction.
l. On WEDNESDAY morning next the ION
Instant at III O'Clock, shall sell, by order of the
Administrator, at the residence of the late Roher,
Beltze in Cherry street, near the Market, all the
personally, wig:
sorrel Horse, Grey Mule, black do, bay do
sets Harness, Saddles and b idles
Cart, Tow Lines, Goat Sheet
Boat Lamps, Carpenters Tools
Household Furniture, &c., &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 credit Of
SIX months, for approved endorsed notes with in
"iest E. 8. WRIGHT,
jan 4-eots Auctione,r
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Lcuisiona arenae opposits the Bunk of Washington
MR.. THOMAS DELaAHY resVrc fully invites
WI the a,ten ion oi tbs public t. examine his
took of GOODS which hs has op nee on Lousi rs
avenue bet 'ean Sixt AMI Seventh street. OPPOSITE.
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of ali descrip.
tioDs Of Teas, &c, Imp.ria, Gunpo ~tar, and lach
Tea; Win and Liquors, of all sorts which lie car
sell at the lowest prices for sash approved pppsr
Besides 81 the nrcessaries To- Gro ery Business,
viz: Br oms. Buckets, Ced r TUBS, Matches, &C.,
&c. Please cal am sse for your elves.
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Naval Iutelligence.

NEW York, Jan. Intelligence has been
received that the soop of war Marion was at
Porto Praya on the 9th OF December the fri.
gate constitati'n left that place on the l6 h
November for st. Vincents, and the sloop. of.
war Dale left on the fsst Of December for
Morrovia and cruise. The U. S. steamer
Massachusetts ard brig Bainbridge were a,
Rio on the l6 b November. All were we'll
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LOR BALLS. CONCERTS, &c.-TIE MAIN
Il Hall OF the Assembly Rooms on Louisiana ave .
nue. Is now vacant. and the Undersigned is preparpd
10 rent L tor Balls, Concerts, like purposes. 1t
Is In order and known to be OF the best halls of
the Kind In the District. The hall is fitted for gas
iisnt am the hxtures are in good order.
For terms apply TO JNO. H. Young
ian 3-tf ~ ~
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n.AWiEG BOOKS, ENGLISH AND PRtXCH
- albums, F'cGch Portfolios. English bibles,
Prayer boofs, Pencil Gases Cell enc Eo,;ssr ,
PenkrlyeS, boushG TER onel!y from the mar utac.
lurer; ha- editions CT the hest 4 usiicau English
ana French authors IL p, Try an. Froee p,.iy Of
tee y ninety illustrated others in ieh Laudou az q
sars 2nGinss, mostly imrortsd dir c. rem Lon
aon and Paris by las undersigned many of then
Juft openea FRANCk Taylor
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Fire in IGw York.

NEW YORK, Jan. sth The elegant Presby.
terrain Church Of the Rev. DR. Burshard, on
18th street, near 7th avenue, was totally dss.
troyed by fire this morning. The fire is said
to have originated from a defect in one OF the
hues. Loss So, 900; insurance sl2 900.
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~ "The glorious news has reached Us ~
says the freeman's Journal (Roman Ca.holic)
OF New York, " that Oh the Sth of December.
rope flus IN of immortal renown, in pres
ence OF the cardinals and princes of the church,
declared it an article o. divine faith, tn at the
Mother OF God, our Mos. Holy Blessed Lady,
was conceived without original STAIN
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GREEN l. SCOTT, Auctioas.rs

RoOkS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
m, we shall sell by catalogue. and will he comm
10y evening until all is Sold at the Office room
occupicd ny a: ID. Merrick. Esq. on 9Th strset. Oh
p1Se uGd Fellows Hall on. the largest fines,
comnr;sn ever offered for sale in the District
Gus and other Books ' 'i''ce"aie-
TOT TURNER particulars see catalogue, which can
or maa al the store of Green Scott al the corner
n n,n, street and Pa avenue, on Monday, the ssh
Terms cash. Sale peremp,ory.
GREEN & SCOTT.
jan 4 =. d An,;,
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Detention of the Nails.

NEW YORK, Jan. The Eastern mail due
mere this morning did not arrive until seven
this evening. The detention was caused BY
heavy fog on the sound.
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~ mere is not so much strength and unity
among tho Aormons as people suppose. There
Is large portion of them called Gladdenites
VINO are deadly opposed to president and
apostle Young, and he to them. IfCol Sten.
toe should require voluntary assistance, he
could frd it among the very people about Salt
Lake
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3oiler Hxplosion and Fire.

NEW York, Jan S.-Ths boiler of Stephens
Factory, on 2lst street, exploded this morning,
shattering the rear Of the building and serious,
~ inJuring the engineer. 0,her parts OF the
building took fire, and the whole structure
was entirely destroyed The loss and insur-
Hnce is not ascertaiued.
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1855.

- 6sitIlSET has received Leslie's La
dies Gazette of Fashion for January, 1855, con-
tanning the latest styles of Paris, London, and New
York winter fashions. This number commences n
new volume. and now is the best time to subs,,ih,
TO this beautiful magazine.
All the magazines for January now published and
for sale or subscriptions received publishers pri
ces and delivered TO any part of the city, or mailed
TO any part of the country.
SHILLINGTON,
Agent for all the MagaZines
Odeon Building, corner 4 < st. and Pa ave.
ian Of
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Fire at the Howard House

new YORK, Jan. "A fire broke out last
night in the store of Henry Rhodes, under the
Howard House, which was fortunately oueIled
before any material damage was done to the
bull ding. Damage estimated at 81 600
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

1 DRUG STORE, eligihly situ9cl, doing an ex.
~ iensivs business, and With an Rm;.e sturk OF
the hest Medici2es Fancy Artic!rs, &C with al he
fixtures. (which are new and in the most per.,c
order, is offs ed for sale, great bargain
The price is ST. $780, which is FL 900 less thsn cest
Any pers n desiring 10 purchase can Learn pRr..c
uars by aid. essing letter to druggist" Wash
1 uuton CITY, a., ll-ltf
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Mortality in Esw Ynrk

NEW YORK, Jan. THE number of death.
reported TOR last week were 46l-an increase
Of % over last week.
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Arrival from Gonaivas

NEW YORK. Jan. San arrival from Con.
aives reports business brisk New coffee il
coming in, and selling at Il2al22, Haytien
currency.
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Mortality in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan T. The mortality bills
OF last week report Only l6l deaths-a de
crease Of q under Last week