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ladies' Dress Goods.

Blue, Blue Black, Brown. Gree
u and Changeabie Silks.
Gashimeres, variety, Of quality and colors;
Mouslin de LANES, Of all colors and prices;
Tissues, variety Of colors;
Merinos, Of all shades and prices;
Figured Swiss dress goods;
Shally Barage and Barage de LANES;
Shawls, in great variety;
HandkeTchiefs, worked and plain Linen,
Cambria; and Undersleeves and Chemisett.
Hosiery ofall kinds;
Gloves anc Mitts, do. Gauntlet; Es s5
Collars, lac konet, Swiss, and French worked
Murselines Florence and Sarsnetts;
Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, &C., &C., &c.
sETSZER, BEALE & Co.
Pt. Pleasant, Jan: Fl, IS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
10 THE HEIRS OF OFFICERS
AND soLD1ERs oF<TnE REyoLrrroSAkY
AND OTHER VANS.
John 8. tsaIlaher & Ro. n. Gallaher,
( ffPPrmerly ? And. Y. s. To lattyf3r claimants)
Iodfs MnJ9c Building,

/: .' = 1OQdS 1Id1Dlc Bnihifag,
f., .>t WASHINGTON CITY,
Continue togive their usual prompt attention
to the prosecution Or EVERY description OF
clo inns against the GENERAL GOVERN
MENT. Their familiarity with the general
routine ofbusiheSs connected with the several
DErAETMENTs, and the experience they have
had in the management OF the large number
Of cases heretofore entrusted to their care, war,
rants them in rendering their services, with
renewed confidence, to the very numerous rep
resentatives Of OrFicERs and SOLDIERS Or the
REVOLT TiosARY AND eTnER WARs, who have
become entitled, by acts Of Congress, toE Gov.
MUTATION, HALE PAY, PENsos, OK RorNTf
LAND. &EZ. N s Is .s "a #N IF
In addition 10 their experience, they possess
much valuable record and documentary. eyi, i
dence appertaining 10 the numerous classes
claims. f: , aI. Tit ii
ARMY OrrIcEns. SoIpfEns, TEAMsrERs, Ma
Val, OFFicERs, SEAMES, MARINES, ASD Navy
CIERKs, cor theirsuryiying widows pr minor
children whgsersed in the Reyplnt ionary War,
War Of 1912, Florida, OK any ofthe Indian wars,
for period Of not less than fourteen days, are
now entitled to a Land Warrant forf1 go acres.
Those who have nIrasdy received their 40 or
80 aerey warrants are new entitled 10 an addi-
tional quantity to make theirs equal to leo
acres. Il
FEEs:-F For obtaining an stSacre warrant,
So; i20 acresSSs; 100 acres, SO. ILL aF:s
Regular correspondents who prepare cases
and forward themto the sboye address, for
management here, will be dealtwith literally.
!; A GouRro CLAIMS having been created BY
Congress, before whitehall PRIvATE CLAWS,
not heretofore provided fofby law, are 10 be
presented for adjudication. the undersigned
will undertake. The management Of any cases
requiring attention before that court, and de-
vote their best energies 10 the interests Of their
clients. They ask no fee in advance, nor do
they make any charge for their services Eek
cept where previously agreed upon) unless
they are successful in obtaining something for
those who employ them. Address
JNO. S. l. R0. H. GALLAHER,
4 Washington, d. %.
? N. B. LAND WAR; ANTS BOUGHTAND
SOLD. We buy Land W arrants and Reyolu-
tionaTy Scrip At highest market rates, giving
generally higher prices than anyother markets
afford, except those Immediately in the vicinity
of Land Offices where Warrants are located. -
The advantage Of sending Warrants to Wash
inglon is that discrepancies in assignments,
which often occur and produce difficulty, can
be rectifed, frequently at the. General Land
Office. J.aS.s& RIO. II. g.
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70 SOLDIERS q TIiE,,. IlEl rs
Land Speculators.I !. r.

T,uE IrNDERsld NED WILL PROSE-.
cute soldiers' rights for PENSIONS,
and BOUNTY LAND for services in the sew
eral wars, under the various acts Of Congress
under late acts, widows and heirs OF. enlist
ed men Of 1912 are entitled. a. .t>k(
(, ALSO. -LAxD FOR SALE, a number OF small
farms andltown lots in Ohio, large bodies on
Sandy River, Virginia, and in Lincoln county,
Kentucky. n Address, postpaid, / f..
v.M..FIRoR, Atty at Law,
LIST, Jan. 1855. Gallipolis, Ohio.
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4, c. hRKsDALE. f. .. ~ AsAs'
BARKspALE T. READ. !
Tobacco 4 Commission Merchants,
+ RICHMOND VIRGINIA
BUFFALO CHURCH SERVICE

I PRorsTASr EPiseorAL.-Rcv ID. J. HENDER-
son, Pastor; servres every four weeks, on
Sabbath. f A.. '..
| BAPrrsr.-Rey. A. J. WARREN, Pastor; ser.
vices on the first sabbath Of each month, aud
the Saturday preceding. -.
| MEruoDIsr EPlS,orAL, South. Rev. w.
KrsNEDY, Pastor; aetyices every four weeks,
on Sabbath, and weekly, on Thursday even
ings.
MErnoDrsr Erscersi., Norlh.-REy. Messrs.
Torrox aud saNDstan, Pastors; services every
two weeks, on Sab5ath. -
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Young Americans Library.

A USEFUL ard attractive series Of books
IA for young people; embracing events con-
nected with the early history OF the country,
and lives Of distinguished nien; written with
much care and in an entpftaining and instr &C
tive manner, with illustrations OF important
events, and BEAUTIFULLY illuminated title pages
containing the life Of Daniel Webster, the great
American Statesman with numerous anecdotes.
illustrative of his character, and the following
i illustrations: :
: Young Daniel in the saw mill WebsteI6sh.
ing at Ffysburg. Webster declining the clerk
ship; Webster expounding the constitution; The
Bunker Hill celebration: Webster at Faneuil
Hall; Webster on his farm. The life Of Henry
Clay the Mill Boy of>the SlsshesJ9 illustia-
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Sargent & Brother.

NIoULD respectfully inform the public
w that they have put into operation the
West Columbia Found ~,
where orders for Castings, Copper and Sheet
ZION work will be filled in their various branches
Jan. 10, '65. n2tf
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

During two days. 90 arrests for intoxi-
cationhsve been made in New York.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
Two Tracts OF Land for Sale.

Two Tracts of Land for Sale.
TIME subscriber offers, at private sale, two
il seperate tracts OF land, well supplied
with the best Of timber for saw logs. tight BAT
rel staves. l eadinga, rails, and for Bu ildlnss;
one situated on White Pine Creek, three and
4 miles from the town OF Buffalo, byt the cpun-
~ road, containing some two hundred and SIX
~ acres, thirty. 1--WE or winch are in cultivation,
goodly proportion of rich bottom land, lying
nearly oil ON one side Of the creek, well adapt
ed TO forming with aiproper proportion oimeac.
ow land, d durable spring, near. The middle OF
the land, in the risht place for building, and
convenient TO good range.
The other tract containing three hundred
and fifty. five acres, situated on lioDecut Creek
one inoiieiy OF which, propose selling, one and
a fourth miles from the Kanawha river, ny
county road and three aud half miles from
Buffalo, this tract il unimproyed--both being
in the county OF Putnam virginia-apply 70
The subscriber living opposite the town Of But.
falo.. MATTHEW D. BROWN
March "a, 1865. niiti. ..Fs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

a FULL SUPPLYOr THE MOST POP.
-. ular Family Medicines, constantly Oh
hand, e. the BuCKErK DRUa SroaE.
jan No; 5 Union Block. II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
SOLD OUT,

Ash have sold ont, alt those knowing them
selves Indebted to me by note or account, are
respectfully requested to call and pay the same,
as wish to close up my business as soon as
possible. .. ROB'T ALEXANDER.
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eight day and thirty hour
~ for sale by SETSZER, BEALE & co. !
PIT. Pleasant, Jan. "a, n4ly. .l.s..
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The life,of Benz. Fraaklin; 0 illustrations.
The life:of Gen. Washington do.
The life Of Marion;9 SIN do.
The life Of Lafayette; O. y do. !.
The life Of VIM. Penn;9 do.
The life Of Gen. Taylor y. do.
The life of Andrew Jackson; do.
The Old Bell Of Independence, or Philaael-
phia in 1915; illustrations. Y.
The yankee tea party and other stories oi
the American Revolutions; 9 illustrations.
Containing in all 400 illustrations.
EACH volume is we'll written; possessing q
high moral tone, and can safely be placed in
the hands Of young people; they contain num-
erous anecdotes illustrative Of the early his
tory Of our country, and are well adapted for
family or school libraries.
Price per sett, handsomely bound in cloth
gilt backs; and neatly put in boxes, 1915.
Price per volume, neatly bound, cloth guilt,
594 cents. /,
Colporteurs, Agents or School Libraries
will be supplied at a liberal discount.
Copies will be sent by mail, postage free,
uponthe receipt Of the price Of the set or any
volume. .- -,
LINsAY & BLACKsToN, Publishers,
j. 25 South Sixth street, Philadelphia
Newspapers inserting the above in full vii
be entitled to volume for each insertion, pa
pers to be directed 10 ''Medical Examiner
Philadelphia.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-28
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

dEoRGErowN, Dec. %, 1855.
The ladies fair and festival at the Union
Hotel building, continues to increase in inter.
est The company in attendance yesterday
evening, was very largo and agreeable. The
quantity Of useful and fancy articles still on
hand is quite large, which has caused the
managers to determine to continue it until
new Year day. The supper table which il
set every evening, is we'll supplied with the
'dellcacies Of the season, served up in the very
best style, and being seasoned by tho sweet
smiles OF the good ladies who have the man
agement OF this department, causes one to
wish himself all the time in a fit Aumor for
eating. We advise all, old and young, who
may wish to spend an hour or so in the most
pleasant manner imaginable, to go to the
ladies' fair. A band of music has been engaged
tor this evening to lend, if possible, additional
pleasures to the occasion
The teachers and scholars attached to Trim.
ity (Catholic) Church Sabbath school had an
interesting time on yesterday evening indeed
In the old church edifce, which had been
nandsomely prepared for tho occasion, they
had very interesting exhibition, or minia-
ture dramatic performance, after which the
entire school, numbering upwards of two hun
dIed girls and boys. were taken over to the
large building opposite, where an abundant
supply of every description had been provided
tor their enjoyment. This part of the exer-
clses the little ones entered into with such
general rejoicing, as to cause the many old
folks In attendance to forget that they had
passed their teens, and enter child.like into
the prevailing spirit of the occasion. The
whole was under the management Of Miss E.
SPalding and Mr.. McAtu, assisted by several
other teachers. On next Monday afternoon at
O'Clock the exhibition will be repeated for
the benefit of their library and the poorer
children If the school
During the last few days the weather has
been extremely cold. which has caused a sus-
pension OF nav cation upon our canal, and this
morning our river is covered with floating Ice
from our wharves to the long bridge.
Business since the commencement of the
Christmas holidays has been rather slack. No
person seems disposed to enter very heartily
into anything of the kind until after New
Years, and the visits Of our country friends
are rather few and far between.
This season seems to have been unusually
trying upon the physical constitution of IN any
of our old citizens. An unusually largo mum.
Der OF them have been Frustrated by sickness
of different kinds, and several have already
died.
The appearance of the weather, and the
northern news of yesterday, has caused the
holders OF -four to stiffen up little Small
sales since our last at IS 50 a SIS 62I; held
this morning at $3.50 1915, according TO
quality. Wheat-prime red $3.50: white
81 50 81 80. Corn-new IS 7Oc.; no old
Ouerlng. SPECTATOR
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE SALE o. Diamonds, Jewel
IL ry, Gold Watches. &c. at Auction.-On
THURSDAY, the 27th instant, | shall sell, at INV
Auction Room, at the corner Of eth and ID streets,
at l0H O'Clock IN and O'Clock p. m, one OF
the finest assortments Of Watches, Jewelry, &c.
ever offered for sale i'm Washington, viz:
Superb single stone Diamond Rings and Pins
Cluster Diamond Rings, Pendant Earrings
Single-stonc and cluster Diamond Breastpins
Diamond Brooch eS and Bracelets
Elegant single stone Diamond Pins and Rings
combined
Suites Of fine real cameo, Mosaic, and plain gold
Engraved and Enamelled Jewelry ia cases,
containing Bracelets. Earrings and Brooches
Fine Gold Guard, Fob aud Vest Chains
Gold Seals, fine gold Pencils, Thimbles, Pens
ard Pencil Cases
Card Cases In silver and gold
Fine Gold Levers, Anchor Escapemcnt Watches,
&c, by the best French, English and Swiss
makers
Ladies fine Gold Enamelled Watches. with dia-
mond backs
Heavy Gold Fob Chains
Ladies' fine gold Chateaincs
Plain Gold Rings Studs, Sleeve Buttons
Rich silver mounted Dressing Cases, &c.
dec I'D A GREEN, AuCtioneeT
IL The above sale is postponed until
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, same hour.
dec 26-3t A. GREEN, Auctr.
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New York Mar kets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Flour is dropping:
sales of :, 500 bbls. straight State s. %; good
Ohio IS 56; Southern S9.44.
Wheat is dull; sales Of 1000 bushels
Southern white S2l2; Southern and Western
red 50.
Corn is dropping; sales of $4,000 bushels
Western mixed at CSC.
Pork has declined; sales Of $50 bbls. mess
at $3.50. Beef isdull; sales of 200 bbls.
Chicago repacked at STATS. Lard has de-
clined; sales Of 200 bbls. at l2ic.
Whisky is quiet; sales of 80 bbis at SITE.
for Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-28
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S.-Flour IL firm. Sales
of Howard street at IS 80, and City Mills at
1874.
Wheat is unchanged; good to prime wsites
s2aS2.OS, good to prime reds 81 s6asl W
Corn is steady; small sales Of white and vel
low at 75a76c. Grain receipts are light.
Provisions-The market is still unsettled,
and tae following quotations are nominal !:
Bacon-shoulders III .aIlic, sides I2al2tc; in
large quantities it could be bought at fully lie
below these figures. Mess Pork is lower, and
can be bought for SIS per Dbl. Lard quoted
at I2c. in bbls. and l2laI3c. in kegs, but there
is no disposition to buy at these figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-28
rHr B.oorrn WAh.-Wi.hine : 81

Tax BbooNER WAR.-wishing TO see fair
play, and to act as an impartial umpire we
have withdrawn "Efie," and shall let the
S.titHt Sally SunAower" have her say to-
morrow Sally speaks right out in meetin,"
and Is in no way daunted. Meanwhile let
the Bloomer should be reinforced.
NEW Books have been piled upon our table
by Taylor Maury, Lundy, Of Georgetown.
and the gallant Colonel Shillington. We shall
notice them critically soon, and meanwhile
advise purchasers Of New Years presents to
visit the fine assortment of the booksellers
above named.
PUss, PUss Have you seen the puss adj
vertised in another column? She probably
left to sustain the alto part in some nocturnal
concert, and her categorical absence, whether
caused by e0t-arrh or some cat astrophe is evil
IDENTIFY felt by those who have catered to her
comfort. Let all be cat-echised.
STAMPS STAMPS. STAMPS Our readers
Will bear in mind that on and after the first of
January, all letters to places in the United
States must be prepaid by stamps as authorized
by act Of Congress, March 3, 1856.
OUR CARRIERS have enlisted the pen of
veteran writer to prepare their 4" Address, {"
Let every one who enjoys the g Star" be pre-
pared to make liberal demonstration of the
pocket-nerve.
THE THIRrY-NINTH annual meeting Of Amer
lean Colonization Society, which takes place
in this city on the third Tuesday in January
next, is expected to be one Of unusual interest.
BRowN's HOTEL was enlivened last evening
by fine chop" in which many fair and
graceful representatives Of American beauty
participated.
Ducks are said to be very abundant on the
bay, and it is reported that one man has killed
fourteen hundred this year-probably using a
long bow
CRIMINAL COURT The case of John Stewart
and Solomon Goddard for an assam 1t on Mary
Sheckell was on trial, when We left the court
room this morning.
OWNERS Of fast teams are unanimously in
favor Of deep snow and good sleighing, but the
horses ssy-neigh.
| WATCH RETraNs.-Thomas Ratclif,, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. Adolph Sideler,
profanity; dismissed. Andrew W agner, John
Buckler, John Cammill, and William King
were provided with lodgings
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SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT

nF RICH JEWELRY GOLD WATCHES,
~ SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE,
&c The subscriber respectfully Informs the pub
lie that his assortment Of goods for the season is
very complete, embracing
Superior GOLD WATCHES, for ladies and
gentlemen, fine Gold GUARDS, Vest and Feb
CHAINS
Rich JEWELRY Of every description.
Silver TEA SETS, CUPS, SPOONS, FORK,
LADIES, &c.
Heavy silver plated CASTORS, CAKE BIAS
KETS, TEA SETS, and TABLEWARE gene
rally
All Of which he will sell on the most favorable
terms SAMUEL LEWIS,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
dec 17-2w
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UAmbrotype.-Amons.t the mos, Mt.

HactEe and beautiful specimen. Of the arr
low on exhIhiton at wHITEHURST'S GALLERY are the
hnhho1ffsS- They are truly beautiful Pictura and
10 some respects Improvement on the Old familiar pa
guerreotype The Gallery contains quite large collection
~. on paper Daguerreotypes of the United
STATES supreme Court since 1850 Of the United
os courts President Fierce and Cabinet and many other
puu,,u msn on tne Nation visit 10 WHITEHU RsT'S IL
No ts4 ronnsyvania avenue worth the ,rou
Wy 'i'"o' 2s-u
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DHyssan v.,.r.-D,. C,,,,, M. d.n.

more 70 the condition Of humanity afflicted with
uns Complaints than other medicines
mat has struggled with the
for tue last century by the invention perfection Of an in
srument uat viii convey 81 the lungs 9 medicine IN the
on a'ghiy Aedcated yspor which directly on
voc ana not hitherto by sympsty Those who
H0ubted with diseases arising dI-ordered Iungs
vi, .heir interests by giving the Hygean vapor
Hlsi.-lNew York National Monitor, of Feb "a
CAUTiON-DR. CURTISS HYGEANA is the original and
only genuine article. nov So
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Stock Markets,

NEW YORK, Dec 25.-Stocks are lower.
Canton Company 1875; Chieagdland Rock Isl
and Railroad SCI; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road 72S; Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
62!; Cumberland Coal Company 22l; Erie
Railroad 81 Galena and Chicago Railroad
1919; Michigan Southern Railroad 93i; Mi
ehigan Central Railroad 81; New York Cen
raj Railroad 81 !; Reading Railroad 92i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-28
CHRISTMAS GIFT.

DOBERT SCHWARTZ HAS THE FLEA
IL sure Of informing the public that he is well
prepared for accommodating the public In general
with FRESH OYSTERS, put up air-tight, for
sending tn. IN 90 their distant friends in the couu-
try. He also keeps constantly on hand fine sup
ply Of PICKLED and PRESERVED OYSTERS
Please call on r SCHWARTZ, corner Of nth
and streets or leave Ordets at his establishment
corner Of 10th street and Potomac river.
dec 2-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNt.
Il ture, &c, AT Auctisn.-On THURSDAY
January Sd, 1856, at 10 O'Clock a m, will SELL
at the residence Of gentleman declining house
keeping on the corner OF New Jersey avenue and
b street south, near south Capitol gate, No. Ssh,
a good assortment Of Household Effects, suCh as
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs
Marble-top Centre and other Tables
Carpetings and Oilcloth
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Girandoles and docking glasses
Bureaus, Toilet Tables, &c
China, Glass and Crockeryware
Bedsteads and Bedding
And many other articles
Together with lot Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum
credit Of 30 and so DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest from date.
A GREEN, Auctioneer.
". B.-The House is for rent aud the Furniture
may be purchased at private sSle previous to the
day Of sale: Apply on the premises.
dec sd
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BOARDING.

BOARDING -TWONEWLY
ID Rooms for rent, with board, at 400 F street,
In Union Row, and the Immediate vicinity of the
Patent Office dec 21-1wk
pOARDING-MRS. DUVALL, No 331 Penn
- sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also &C
commodate six or eight table boarders.
jy30 II
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USEFUL PRESENTS.

~ kind in the city is &. FRANCIS'S, 400 Sew
enth street He has not only every Housekeeping
Cabas, and other useful articles. His goods are
Of an excellent quality, and he sells lower than
any one else In the city IL friend Of ours wished
to know the best place to buy Sett Of Spoons,
ket, or anything, from the finest Pocket Knife to
an Axe or Wood Saw, We would say. ego to
FRANCIS, on Seventh street, You will be sure of
getting good articles, and at the very lowest
prlce." dec 19-n
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TELEaRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THEEvENING sTAl
Non,Arri-sI Of the Psciao.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Up to l, p. N. there
has been no signs of the Pacific, now in her
18th day cut.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

fVNhUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue Of deed Of
Il trust, dated the 18th day OF November, in the
year 1854, and recorded I'm Liber J. A. 3, No So
one Of the land records Of Washington county, d
G., the undersigned will sell at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 9TH day Of January, 1856, at four
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, Lot is in square
No. 247, fronting on 18th street west, just abevs
street
Terms: Seven hundred dollars in cash the bal
ance In four notes Of equal sums, at d, Q and L.
months, to be well endorsed, with interest from
the day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust on the
property.
Deeds at the expense Of purchaser.
II the terms Of sale be not complied with in I've
days from the day of the sale, the lot will be re-
sold on three days notice. at the risk and loss Of
the purchaser.
. JOHNSON HELEN, Trustee.
dec 2l-it&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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ByBW. FURGUSON & CO., Auctioneers.
MATCHES, JEwELRY, SILvER-PLA-
w ted Ware, Fancy Articles, Clothing
&c-On SATURDAY NIGHT, the Goth instant,
at O'Clock, we will sell at our auction rooms,
corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the
following articles, viz:
Gold and Silver Watches,
25 Plated and Silver Tea Sets
20 French China Tea and Coffee Sets
Glass and Crockery Ware.
Also. a large assortment Of Goats, Pants,
Vests, &c.
Together with many articles unnecessary TO be
mentioned.
dec 27-3t w. FURGUSON 4 CO ,Auc.