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u b o * q II TOWN AFFAIRS
COrrsspoadsnes Of Tks STAY.

GEoRGETowS, Dec IS, 1887
ohcer Gross, assisted by officers Dewdney and
Ddw OF your CITY, succeeded yesterday in arrest
ing, at the residence Of woman in the First
Nard, Washington, by the name of Anna Lane
Henry Slicer Mangun and Isaac Lamberth. the
parties who robbed the Montgomery II otel on the
night previous. A portion Of the stolen clothing
was found in the possession of the woman. and
the purse IN which the money was At the time N
was stolen was found upon the person of one Of
the parties; and some six or seven dollars Of the
money, and identified by the owner All three
OF the guilty parties were taken before Justice
KedveT, who committed them TO Jail 70 take their
trial before the Criminal Court Eamberth seemed
perfectly unprecedented about the matter
ana informed the officer that as there was a num-
Der OF other cases pending against him he eK-
pscted TO serve his country about fifteen wear.
OrCer Gross also arrested, last night a black
I How, who halls from Capitol Hill charged
with stealing coat from the clothing store on
the corner Of Bridge and High streets He Wa
lodged in the watch house until this morninc
from whence he was taken before Justise Reayer
who committed him TO jail.
Mr.. "ltes," please keep your constituents in
your own dominions, all four Of these parties are
suhj' cts Of your city.
The Nigilant Ball is all the talk among the
lovers OF the mystic dance. II comes of Monday
night next, and from the extensive arrangements
which are being made, we think that il will be
one OF tue gTandest, most peaceabIe and agreta bic
entertainments Of the kind that ever came Of Al
Forrest Hall. The list of managers is a surti =
cient guarantee that every thing connected with
u will he done up in good style and that a pecu-
harly pleasant time may be anticipated. Procure
your tickets early.
After the gloomy weather Of YESTERDAY and the
drenching rain Of last night, the sun rose this
morning bright and clear, with atmosphere a.
We have no change to note in the markets.
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Bv WALL & BARNARD, AucfIoneers.

Conner OF PeHHS LcGH ia drenss ami 9Th street
Ann Eh ~: ME tEw vt FIT p(K 0E RICH
YER PLATED w ARE. &C., being tho stock of one of
of New York: sold on account If the senior partner
W tt hI from buslness-On WEDNESDAY
5s3; south side of Pennsylvania avenue between a.
f R,cS St ss sss n We name IN but part.
Cameo GaTnct Coral and Nos sS Br roo
Mosaic E g gate. and Coral Studs sar sfOPs'
Agate and Lava ; one Latterns
Lava, Coral, and Cameo Bracelets,
Diamond Locket. Seal and Mourning Rings.
Pain Gold. chased and regard do,
Ene 69ld G9aId. Fob. and Chataainc Chains,
Bouquet Holders, hne Gold KEYS.
>, Also. larze stock Of The finest quality Lever.
Duplex and French Watches, IN Hunting and Open
ace IaSeS 81 me gold, 10y the best and most cele
=, Al of which, with great stock of other goods IN
the line, VIII be sold without reserve and persons
wishing to purchase such goods are assured that
this is the finest stock OF cred IN thus ctY The
goods are on exhibition till sale.
dI5-dls WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
II THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE. CON
tinued on T. RIDAf ltG morrow! MORNING. 18TH
Ia WALL q BARNARD. Aucts.
By {. X. l.. CROWN & CO. Auct..
IN SATURDAY MORNING, the 1arh inst. ,t
- 10 clock. IN front the Bank of Washing ton,
l PAIR hne Brown Horses. gontle and well matched.
Also, Hack and Harness.
Terms cash. sale positive.
l6-st' Z. x. l.. CROWN & CO, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer
ROCKS. BOOKS, AT AUCTION-On THIS
- Tuesday EVENING, 18th Instant. at 7 % e ock
Al my auction store, No. SO Seventh street I shall
commence the sale ola very extensive assortment
ofsuperlor Standard Books, viz:
Political, Historical. Class cal and Miscellaneous
, Works. direct from the publishers,
Also, Family and Pocket Bibles,
Prayer and Hymn Books,
ANIMALS, Albums and g m Books
told and Silver Pencils,
Terms cash In current funds.
dl5-d A. GREEN, Auct.
p. :. The sale will I've continued every evening tin
ali are sold. ' "
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MARRIED.

On the ieth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Ball, ROBT
COSNELI to Miss REBECCA ANN Hal
LAR, both Of Washington
In Trinity Church, Portsmouth,, Va, on the 10Th
in ~ 10y the Rev. John II. WIngfed Lieutenant
RlGlPD H: RIDDICK. LIST Cavalry, L. i. Army,
10 MISS TEXANA EUGENIA. the only daughter
% the late Jno Clarke, Esq of NansemonG county
, On the III instant, by the Rev. DIR. Gurley, JAS
this city. @"
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, at 91a O'Clock. EDWIN G.
EVENS, son of Benjamin Evens, in the 81 st year of
his
His friends and those of the family are particular
ly invited To attend his funeral from his fathers
idence' No. 6ol street, Sunday, the Goth, at2O'ck
p.
In Georgetown. on the 18th instant. MATTE
kERR. IN the Sd year of her age, daughter of II. q
and Elizabeth Divine.
On the nth instant, ROBERT HELM, infant
son OF John A. and Annie RollIngs.
On the 18th instant, ELIZABETH ANNA aged
q months, daughter of James II. ard A ma s. Boss
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To THE CITIZENS OF WAsHNGTON- WOlGe's
Schs'dnm Aromatic SehnnpPs.-The proprietor
begs leave to call the attention Of strangers and the
citizens OF Washington, to a very superior Ice of
Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American
pubic under the name of Wolfe's Scheidam Aro-
matte Schnspps.
This Gin * ufactured by the proprietor exolu-
made rom the best barley that can be Procured in
Europe, At any cost, and Favored and med cat ed,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the NEST
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian
nlPer Berry, whOse more various extinct is dstill
becomes concentrated tincture of exquisite ia,
yors and aroma, altogether transcendlng in Its Cor
DIAL and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The .ProPrietoI has submitted 1t to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists, who endorse il over their
signatures as most desirable addition to the Ma
Persons who purchase should be careful TO get the
genuine article, as the whole country is flooded with
cOunterfets and limitations.
dozen esc snd sn SAFE b the m p@R
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. 2 Beaver street, New York.
woLFR's ScHIEDAM AROMATIC ScHNapps, is
prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac
u'ty in Gravel, Gout, ChIonic Rheumatism, Drop
~. pyspePsia, suEglsh CIRCULATION Of the Blood;
Vital Emery; and as beverage At has no superior
Put up IN quart and pint bottles and for sale by all
the Drugs Ists and GrOcers IN Washington.
CDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manu- cturer,
Nos. 10. %, and 2, Beaver street, New York.
woLFk's ScHErDAM AROMATIC ScHNApPs.-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
Schnzpps to parsons travelling about to selt IN
tho South or West on account of its Medicinal pro-
peril cUrecting the dIsag reeabe and often dan
K r,,us eIs ats Produced Ly a chyRge Of water-a
Visitation which all tIayelf 70 south and West
are particuarl, liable Strangers should be careful
10 pa rchssihg the Schnapps. as the whole country
~ Hooded with G junteTfsits and limitations. The
reou,ns has the propfi4tOr's name the bottle,
cesk and label. For sale By all Druggists and Gro
GERS. UDOLPHO WoLfks -. (.
2-m Depot 10 Beaver . rect, New York.
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New York ,1arkets.

NEW foBK, Dec Is Flour is unsettled but
.nwei; sales Is go obls State 81 35asl 50; Ohio
. g0a5 IS; Southern 81 6Sa5 20
Wheat is very dull; sales unimportant add
prices nominal. Corn is dull, and nominal on,
orators generally awaiting the Steamer Pork
at 97s; WhiSkey firm at 23Ec
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1e.-F lour is firm; Howard
street, super. 81. %; extra do, IS 75a6 25 Ohio
SnPer' st,Io; extra do, IS S0sS IS: City Mills
super. ~ JOsS5; extra do, IS OaS6: RIVE sour
- 80 ~
Wheat-white 81 l5aI IS for fair to prime. and
- - Tor choice; red 81 lc3al OS CCn-new crop
white iSa50c.: old do. 6Odi2c new yellow asa
and old do. 6gaelc
Whisky; OHIO 22Ka23c
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IT Laois; Dec 1.-THE Republican has re-
ceived Kansas dates 10 the 10th The I.eoi.l.,n,.
had done nothing in regard 60 the recommenda
tons In the message of Acting Governor Stantcn
The election returns OF Kickapoo had been de-
clarcd fraudulent. and the Republican member
had been admitted 10 a seat in the House
The Democratic Convention az Lecotnpton had
nominated John Calhoun for Governor bct he
Iecllned the nomination, and Frank Marshall
had been nominated instead w G. Msttheus
was nominated Tor Lieutenant Governor and Mr
Carr Tor Congress. District Attorney Weir de-
clined the nomination for Congress
beneral Denver. the newly appointed Secretary
o. state, had not arrived in the Territory
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer,
EXTENSiVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
- VALUABLE LONDON Books, direct from Willis
a. Sothoron, lS Strand, London On TUESDAY
WEDS BSDAf and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Dec. "a, 3D. and oath. commencing at 61a o'clock.
precisely each evening shall sell large Invoice of
rare and valuable Books, direct from the ebrate
mouse oil Willis SothOrOn, 1876 Strand, London
comprising works IN
Divinity, The Arts, History, Bellies Bettres
nLatoms; Chemistry. Surgery, Voyages
raves, GramInars, &c, IN various languages
Architecture. Antiquities, Mathematics
ornamental Works. Music. Drawing
Poetry, Fiction, Natural History
Geography, Astrol"gy, Me Apply sizes
The Drama, Painting. Sculpture, &c
The whole forming the most valuable and desiTa
BILE collection ever offered at auction i'm this CITY
Sale without reserve.
N. b. Catalogues may be obtained at the counting
room of the auctioneer.
Terms: Cash in specie.
dl7-t J. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion use Rain Of
I'm Flowers For dressing Ladies' hair use
uemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price so cents
edch. w u. FETRIDGE & CO.,
uv.,, Praprietors. New York.
10th ST., Pa. avenue MI
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. u - stocks are generally
hlgheri Chicago and Rock Island -; Illinois
Central shares 81; Illinois Central bonds 6 1!
Id crosse and Milwaukee lOA; Michigan South
ern - u; New York Central 10y; Cumberland
Coat Co 10; Reading Railroad soy; Virginia
6's 20; Missouri 6's 7ek
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Snow storms.

bosToN, Dec. H.-Snow fell yesterday in tn,
vicinity. as well az Exeter, Keene Portls nd Me
Montreal, Canada, and ~ John, NIB
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FUTURE DAYS.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
EURS. EURS, &c, AT AUCTION On
Il TUESDAY, the I'D instant, 4 shsIl sell at INV
Auction Room. No. Sal 18th street. commencing al ID
O'Clock a. m, a very superior assortment of Furs
con pTIsing a stock Of ~ sets, VIZ:
MINK sable. Russian and German Fitch,
french Sable, Stone Martin. IN la-ge capes, hall
49, capeS, vIc:OTlnes mufis and cuffs
With hne lot of chIldren's Furs,
Also, 30 sels of aides Cuff, TO he sold separate
ana a large lot of Buffalo and other Sleigh obes
Terms cash IN current { nus.
would respectfully inform the ladies' of Alexaa-
dria Georgefown, and Washington. and the public
In general that the above stock of Furs is OF Of the
common order, hut OF superior quality, and the sa
did GRFEN Ana,
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
GuIep OF Consumption, was for several ears bad
anlIcted by dyt pepsia that for a part of the time
ne was confined to his bed He was eventually cured
oY prescription furnished him by young clarvoy
ant glrl Thus prescription, given by a mera child
while an state of trance, has cured every body who
mas .aken ~ never havlug allied once. u equally
dents may he found in any drug store 1 will send
inns valuable prescription to any person who will
supply me with the nrmes and residences of ten or
more, individuals suffering with diseases of the
Hd ds "a unss OF throat as knowledge Of such nva
York Post Office, -'"
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fiTTSBURG, Dec. l6.-The Governor has issued
warrants for the execution Of the McK~esport
mnrderers, Fife and Charlotte Jones on the 18TH
et February, and Monroe and Stewart a fortniC ht
Las
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ANOTHER CASE AGAINST DoUGHERTY.-This
morning, during the trials at the guard house,
gentleman entered and informed Justice Dom
that he had charge to prefer against Dougherty
alias Dodson. the young man sent to Jail yester-
day on suspicion Of stealing a gold watch and
chain. The last charge is picking the pocket of
a gentleman In the same house. L S Hotel. of a
sum of money. The case was held over TO await
the return of the gentleman who lost the money!
10 this city, to identify the prisoner.
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MADAM BONNEL,
WI DRESS MAKER, From PARIS,
No. S32 18th street west, between and streets,
Washington city. has the honor To inform the ladies'
OF Washington and vicinity, that she has fitted up
a Dress Making Establishment. where she is ready
to make every kind of work, as Dresses, MantIas,
Basques &c, and in the best and very latest Sly
of Paris, receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode. direct from Paris linn
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IACOR RIPLEY

- JACOB RIPLEY
l0ETURNS his thanks to the members of Friend
ship Lodge No. II, ]. D. .. F., for their ~ ~
kind notice of the Supper furnished bytyN f. j
hun on Thursday night last, on the occa- SNANlEI
sion of their removal to their new hall, S4iY
and would also invite theirs and the
publlcs attention to his Union Restaurant, on 10Th
street, between Pa avenue and n street, where he
has always on hand the best OYSTERS, which / g
serves in every style, and has also private rooms
where his friends may enjoy the Injuries Of the
season unmolested
Families supplied with Oysters on Iibsral terms.
dI4-3t" 10th ST. bet. Pa. ave. and st.
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Suicidr of n LADY,.

l'oNnoN, G. w, Dec. 17-Miss McFaiiane
neice Of the Sheriff Of Hamilton, committed sui
c'de 10y drowning herself last night She left u
rpQuted love
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Millinery, &C.

NEW AND SUPERIOR PARIS MILLIN-
ERY.-MRS |. CLARK has just re- -
ceved at No. 388 ID street, between 7th and EH
9Th, (up stairs.) a large and beautiful assert E4D
ment of ashionable Paris MILLINERN.@
to which she invites the attentIoa of the 49,
ladies of the District. Her terms moderate. TO
suit the times. Call early. q I7-3t
MRS. HELLER. No. 81 Louisiana avenue, Le
lVl tween 18th and 9Th streets, respectfully
invites the ladies of Washington and YicI- E,
nlty to her first opening of WINTER ~
HATS. she has spared no pains in select @
ing largo and hand some nent of faSh -fSe<
Ionable HATS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS, ard
will be happy to all the ladies of Washing ton at
her opening on Thursday, F nday and Saturday.
q l7-zwr
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneeT.
DUBLlC SALE.-By virtue OF q deed of trust ex
ecuted to me and recorded IN Liber J. A. .,
land records Of Washington county, District Of Co
lumbia, shall, on THURSDAY. the 5st Of Decem-
Der next at o'c ock p. IN front Of the preml
offer for sale public auction. TO the highest bidder
there for the eastern half of Lot No T., square Nc,
Ss7, in subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas
Callan as the same is recorded in the Office of the
record of sad city of Washington, District of Co
lumbia. =. 'H. ~ .R' a.
Terms cash. The property tn be resold at the
risk and pense ofthe purchaser unless the terms
OF sale complied with within three days from he
EDw. C. CARRINGTON. Trustee. .
slawts .-l...... A. GREEN, Auct.
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DOR The HOLIDAYS-China Ornaments,
I l sss 'sA' beautiful and 'AsAPl SstMMosps:
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SUPREME CoURI.-iesteTday, Charles Sweeny
and Claudius l.. Mcneil. Esq IS, of New York
and Fendall Marbury, Esq, of Maryland, were
admitted attorneys and counsellors of this Court
No Is Jas. X. Jones ct al, plaintiffs in error
rs Catherine McMasters, by her next friend
Manuel Ybarbo The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr.. Hughes for the defendant in
error, and concluded by MIR. VIM. 6. Hale for the
plaintiffs in error. Adjourned.
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MILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING AND
WI TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT.
Ladies visiting Washing ton are respectful in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses,
Cl0aks, Basques, &c. ut short notice, IN the latest
ST. les, and satisfaction guaranteed in a cases.
large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings, of
stsst and hands1mest n Styles with CI99AKS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY, of every descrip-
ton. AWAY hand. NJ. WILLIAM,
d Is 2m opposite Centre Market.
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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
Il friends and the public that we have at last
ceeded ~ having large quantity of ALES of vari-
Gus kinds brewed expressly tn our order, which we
will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari-
ETY. that was ever offered In this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
IL by apply to for either fthe following brands
vlz Kennett. Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
adelpha and XXX. We also have fine article of
Brown stout and Y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, given to our drivers. will be
attended to. Army Il SHINN,
Union BottlIDg Depot, 81 Green street,
d I'D Georgetown, ID. G..
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PRoF FowLER's lecture last night on ''Sexu-
atty was most respectfully attended. Without
Panderng to prurient tastes (rather 10 the dissat
lsfaction Of two or three persons who left the
room, as If the entertainment was not quite what
they expected( he enunciated stern truths, which
every man in the land should know
BY an unanimous vote Prof. r was requested
to repeat this lecture on Wednesday night next
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NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steanxhin Cs-sx.

hAtIrAx, Dec ls.-rhe Royal mail stenns h %
canada arrived here this morning. with fo1r
DAYS later Eoropean intelligence
a i, Aorauc arrived out on the evening Of the
rdInahem opened on the "a. The Queen de-
Iivered her speech in person She reoo.n,,.nSsa
lnoemniy hill for the relief Of the Bank. and
promises Parliamentary reform.
THE MABKErs
q, LlvERPooL, Friday Cotton sales NJ ~,seN
I.rrs "dies The market opened al a decline o.
nSSts,4., and closed slightly lower, except tor
Qualities but prices were stead " sales
49,, ~, 10 Spectators "a. 500 bales and 20 en-
poI'eIs op; Estimated sales on Friday a ON
the market closing with a downward tsnS.ncV
Breadstufs were dull ~" 'e"~e"0f'
Provisions very dull
The money market was generally rnoh.,.s
but active. Consols closed Frid.y Al OF
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WHAT THoNPsoS!-The Fairfax News saws:
awe learn that desperate ARRAY occurred on
Sunday afternoon last, near Hunters Mill, in this
county, between party of men who were en-
gagged at the time in playing cards and during
the melee one Of the number, named Moses VIII
Iians, received eight very severe cuts with
knife IN the hands Of another of the party named
Thompson. The wounded man is not expected
TO survive Thompson, who, II is said, resides
In Washington, was committed to Jail on Mon
day last after hearing before J G. Gunnell
Esq e."
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by J. Z. mcGU IRE, AUctioneer
ARGE AND PEREMpTORY AUCTION
II SALE OF CHOICE SELECTION OF FIR, NeH AND
t;YGL5sH FANCT G2opS.On TUESDAY WE'D
lag At 10 O'Clock, the second floor of the auction
rooms, shall sell choice selection of French aLJ
Ehgllsh ancy foods. never opened in this country
having been imported within the last ten days by
IA consequences the prostration "fbusness IN thai
oIty-comprisIng IN part
Real Bronze Candelabras Of new and beautiful
styles.
Fine French Bronzes-subiects HARMONY. Science
OTgan-players, cupid vanqui shed and Cupid yIo-
toIl3us Indian and panther, Victory browning
the W arrIor. Lion am Deer, Tancrsd aud Flo
Ilnda, y, mph of the Rhine, Bacchus, Venus of
- Napol, Amazon, &c,
Elegant gilt, bronze, and az bic Clocks for Inantels
&c,-SubJects, SapphO. julius Caesar, Tragedy
ASTRONOMY, Bacchus, FIilal Affection, A lexan
Paran Statuary by Wedwood. Copeland, Huuton
and Alicock-subJeets John Anderson INV To-
Three Friends, PTometheus, CHRIST blessing
little ChIldren, Shepherd and She Pherdess, 4 ION
IN i:ove. Pandora: Psyche, Romeo and Juliet,
Indignant Cupid, &c.
Large Bronze Figures for Gas Subjects the Stand
ard bearer of the First Republic, Gil Bias and
Rolando, Charles the Bold, Venus and Mercury,
PlatIna Decorated Vases, an entirely new article,
never before imported into this country.
ALSO.
hDe assortment of Silver plated Tea Sets new
styles. heavily plated on German silver, sets of
Fine Cutlery, Steel Engravings, &c.
The residents of Washington and vicinity are re-
specially invited TO examine these goods which
they VIII lind to be of the finest and most tasteful
description. and worthy to adorn the parlors of the
hrst mansions IN the country.
Terms cash.
1917 JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

-, - v. hCOO huctlOneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
- noLD EFFEcTs AT AUCTION On SATURDAY
hOHNlNt, December 18th, at 10 O'Clock in front
OF tile auction rooms shall sell the Furniture and
nousekeeping Effects ola gentleman removing from
the city, comprising
Suite of walnut carved green and gold hrocateUe-
covered Parlor Furniture. consisting of two iete
a-tete Satas, two arg rm- chairs and st uffed
back Paror hairs,
Chairs, '
Elegant rosewood carved Centre Table, with mar
hle top,
Marble top Centre and Sofa Table.
Handsome Harp, Music Stand,
Kush- seat Reception and other Fancy Chairs
oval glit frame MIrrors, Shades,
CRIMSON Brocatelle and Lace Curtains,
tiirando,es, Bronzes Centre Table,
Velvet, Brussels, and Nenetisn Carpets
set 81 elegant cut and engrav ed Glassware,
Handsome gold-hand French China Dinner Service
Silver plated Castor, Table CUTLERY &C.
Iron Hat Tree. Mahogany Sofa,
Large and elegant walnut mirror front French
Wardrobe, cost SIOo,
Walnut French and other Bedsteads
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows
Bed and Table Linen, Toilet Sets.
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands,
fnameed marble top Cottage SIT,
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounge,
Extension Dining Table, Sideboard,
Refrigerator. Cook Stove and fixtures
Radiator. Air tight and Hall Stoves,
- Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms SIS and under. cash: over that sum- a
credit ~ 3d. 81 ana ~ DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing interest.
ID Y. C., McGJTIRE Aurt