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Walker Indignation Meeting.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-The news Of the cap
ture OF Walker aud his army has been received
here with general Indignation and great execra-
hon. meeting has been called for to- morrow
noon, TO give expression 10 the feelings of the
community. The feeling in favor Of reinforcing
Anderson Is intense
NOZZLE, Dec. "a NicaFaguan ind ignation
meeting has been called here Cass's lepor,.d
rrpudIatioh Of Pan!dIn2' : course has had little
rfect-the exeitemeBt Is stiIl intrnse Ind e
tale, OF the Federal Court, decides agsjnst clear
ins the schooner susan for Greytown, on the
ground of non-Iurisdctios. He saws, however,
that her detention is illegal
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Southern Markets.

NFw ORLEANS, Dec 29th-The Nicarssuan
meeting called for tonight is adjourned until
Thursday, in consequence Of The rain. All the
leading papers express indignation at the course
of Paulding.
Cotton-Sales of IL ,ocO bales; middling 9Ia9H;
exchange bPtter,
NOBLE, Dec. 29-Sales to-day of $500 bales
at unc hanged rates
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BaItImsre Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 20.-FlouF unchanged; sales
to-day Of $50 bbls. Howard street, supertne at
- IS; Extra do. IS 5OaS6 60; Ohio, Superfne,
81 SIX; Extra do. 50 25as5 50; City Mills, Su-
peThne, "a 5OaSi 15 Extra do. IS 5oaS5.75. Corn
Meal SO So
White w heat 81 C5asI Il for fair TO prime; red
81 COaS Los. Corn unchanged.
w hisky 2fa22k
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30 Flour, to-day. is dull
sale Of 5000 bhis, state is quoted at "a 2OaS4
-; Ohio 81 65ai 50; Southern ~ 5iasl IS.
Wheat is dull ; sales , 600 bushels; Southern
white Is; red liz. Corn is firm; sales of Ii son
bushels. .'
Pork is dearer; mess SIS sOaSI6 %, Lard 9a9x
cents.
Sngar quiet. Spirits turpentine 3o3.
Whisky Is X cent tower ...
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Election Rioting in Quebec

QUEBEo, Dec. 29.-There was d number Of Sc
rioIs riots at the polls yesterday. Three Irish
men were killed and many others seriously in
jurd. The military had to be called 10 prese we
the peace. The ministrTialsts have about coo
majority. Worse disturbances are anticipated
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TELEGRAPHCyNE NEWS
Frsn the Associated Press .As..s.
From Kausas.

ST LorI., Dec. 20 Dates from Leavenwor,h
10 toe DID have been received. The vote there
uon 10 votes against. Many Missour1aus were
p-esent, and some voted. swearing that they were
"that Instant inhahi ants ofthe Territory some
, We aIIestfo, o1t Judge lsecompte issued hs-
bess csIP us for their Telease Calhoun. In. pre..
Iaeni OF the convention, had been burned inefhvy
There were rumors that Gov Denver had ordsif
ed the arrest Of Gen. Lane
ST LOUIS, Dec. ga gentleman arrived here
rom Kansas reports that the whole vote cast AZ
he eiecLion In Lecompton was l32 giving a ma
loTltN OF ~ Tor the slavery clause At Lexington
me slavery majority was 30. No intelligence from
Eeavenwor:h had bepn received AZ shsx-ne.
the pro-slayery vote was 765. and az AIathe 200
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Suicide.

SCHENECfApT, ". Y Dec so.-Charles w
BaThvdt, of the firm of Charles w Il Giles
Bdrhvdt. gTocers, of this city, was found dead
ia his store this morning. about seven O'Clock
stabbed TO the heart and with one Of his thumbs
blown oil. Marks of powder Were also on his
b"a~t. A pistol was found near him with the
barrel hursten also a dirk covered with blood
An inquest was held on the bod :, and a verdict
was rendered that his death was caused by his
han
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The California Overland Mail Rnu,. .

ST. Louis Dec. 2s -Messrs But:eTfeld Fargo,
Wells Williams contra ctors for carrying the
overland California mail, have arrived here, and
design htfing cut an expedition o ascertain the
most practicable route 10 carry the proposed mail
The Santa Fe mail has arrived here but u con-
tanned no papers or letters for this city
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 stocks are dull: Chicago
and Rock Island TX; Cumberland Coal Co. 9k;
Illinois Central bonds -; Lacrosse and Milwau-
kie X. IL. II; Michigan Southern. Iek; New
York Central 73Ai Reading r r SAY, ViT2Bia
o. 80; MIssourt6's sJk Sterling Exchange iU9k
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BN JAS. G. McEIIIkE. AucfLnneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE ANDIOT,
OK THE istkND BY virtue Of a deed OF trust
bearing date GA the list day Of November, ig5S and
the subscriber wiz sell AZ public sale ON SsTTIRt
DAY the 18Th day Of January, 1884, at O'Clock. D.
m on me promises. Lot No. 10, in the subdivision
west, between south ID and r. strsets and runnine
baok with hat width ln feet to ifeen-fset allay
with the improvements, consisting of Dwgllu 4
house ~ ~ 80
Terms OF salr: One halfcash; the residue in SIX,
nine and twelve months for notes bsarlug INTEREST
from day Of safe, secured bv deed of frustup n the
property; and II not compiled with DAYS sfter the
sale. the pr peTty wi be resnld upon one weeks
notice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser.
Al cnnveyanclng at the expense Of the purchaser
in hnn. CHAS = WAII,At,H Trusfee
Il Ji-POd6 Dis 4 "a q A,ct
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Arrest for EnrEerr.

BosToS, Dec. 2s.-John ". Macy, Of Nantuck
ct, has been arrestsd in New Bedford charged
with obtaining 81 50OOn forged letter Of aceent-
ance: purportin., 70 be signed ~ Josiah Macy &
Sons, Of New York
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ds-lawis GREEN Auct


TRuSThE'S SALE uF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE.-In pursuance of Decree passed on
me tenth day OF April. IN the year one thousand
elght huhdIed and hffy-hve, by the Circuit Court
ior fIlnce beorSe's county, sitting a a Court of
Equity 10 cause therein depending. wherein Al
fred NJ: Berry, next friend of Robert F.. hnmpson
aId others, Is complainant, and Emily " all AID
otlers are deienLans. the undersigned, Trustee,
therein appointed, will expose at public sale, 10 the
hIshest bidder. on the premises, on THURSDAY,
the ~ day o January, 1853, at the hour Of twelve
O'Clock m II far If not far, at the same time and
pace on the next fair day thereafter, all those
said county, formerly the property of the afe Rich
ara l.. Thompson. and row dPcreed to be sold for
the purpose of DIVISION and partition between his
widow and his children. These Lands contain IN
separate and nearly contIg uous parcels upwaTds Of
FIX Hundred Acres. The greater portion is open
and. There Is however, some excellent Timber
OF the parcels Of land have valuable Improvement
on them. There Is valuable spring of water on
one cf the tructs-and the soil Of all the lands "a
SHY worked, and well adapted TO the raising OF the
immediate vicln " OF Brandy WINE and Will be .old
N lots to sult purchasers.
Terms of sale, as prescribed BY tire Decree: Five
hundred dollars IN cash, to be paid on the day of
salH; ana the residue Of the purchase muney To be
pad IN eqnal IHstalments In one two, three and
four years from the day of SALE he same TO bear in
erest from the day of sale, and 10 he ed by the
DoncS OF the purchaser puT chassrs it'll approy-
ed co-'bigoTs. And upon the pa me Mt of he whole
purchase money and ali interest thereon and NOT
before the undersigned authorized to coaYey the
premises Snu 10 me purchaser or purchasers there
oil IN Ice smp .. AT has or her Their costs free.
clear, and discharged fOm 81 Gains of the parties
10 thls cluSe anu OF any person persons claiming
by, from or under them. The willow party TO
nIhed her assent to ke IN lieu Of her dover an
equivalent IN money, ascerGaInea b, l.w, our OF
DANIEL C. DIGGES, Trustee.
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~ TIE ~ not to the strong nor the race 10
p -. oIi TAR women aud brave men go To
y =. 49, Bookstore, No. 40 Penn. avenue,
hess:if,' ~ books, for there they al Ears receive
90 oAit-. worth often fiys. ten. twenty 6tfy
50 uines The value of their BOOks.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Lessee ....... .-.--W STUART. ..
- Enc manag ement begs to announce that the New
Theatre VIII he finished on the 28th December, and
will be opened 80 ~.
80 Tn JANUARY LIST, 1855
The Company will include 80 .-'.-
Mr.. Blake, I-1t Mrs Blake
Mr.. Lester, q r. Mrs Vernou
Mis- ttoey, MIR. Sloan,
,, Miss Cannon, Mr.. T. B. Johnston,
MT. Norton, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Allen, mr. Whiting,
MIA ii. Davenport, MT. Grosveuor, 4.
WIN the entire company of WalIaek's Theatre, New
\ ork, as reqnired.
MaiemoIsells TERESA ROII.A
MI raul Brilliant, ~ lie Julia Leamsn,
Nile LHhmnn. Mr.. Schubert,
and the fall corpsds BaIlet Of Ni5IO'S are like
wise engaged to. iEaugurats the opening perform
ancas. 't
The celebraied :. FAIRY Star"
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
will appear ON MOncay, January 18th.
The Eminent Comedian,
MR.. CHARLES MATHEWS,
VIII appear on MoHdly, 9Th February.
IL Parties desirous Of retaining Seats for the
hrst two psrfnrnances will please leave their names
II Metzerott's Music Store. star Buildings. ~
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MILLINERY, DRESS. MAKING AND

MILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING AND
Hl TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make mp Dresses,
Cloaks, Basquts, x short notice. in the latest
styles, and sat Isfa elton guaranteed I'm a cases
large stock OF Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
latest and handsomesL STYLES, with CIOAKS
BAS9UES, UNnERDRES>ES. BONNETS'
RIBBONS. and NJ LLINERY, Of every descr D.,
ton always on hand. NJ WILLIAM
10 Zn opposite Centre Market
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv JAS. C.McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

a Il bv SAS. C.McG UlRE, Auctioneer,
CL10sIINAGG- PVT Ut SALE OF FANCY Goons.
AZ o. clock, ~ ths auetion rooms shall cell, with
out reserve, me Remainder OF the elegant Fancy
Silver plated Tea Sets. Waters, Cske Baskets,
CastoIs Urns, Egg Stands, &c, of superior quail :
Large variety Of beautiful Parian Marble sta.uetts,
Bronze 0rnarnelts Of various styles anil sizes, ai
Bronze Gle cks, CaDdelabras, Vases, UIns, 30,
Elegant Bronze Figures tor gas, of various designs
fislna Deooratee Vases, OF new and beautiful pat
terms, .
Together with large invoice ofsuperior Tabie Cut
. Terms cash. '...' 'fsH
d3e-lt .. .. ]. G.. Mcguire Auct
1a Bye. w. BOTELER, Auchoneer. H I'd.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF A CHOICE COL
BY CATALoGUE.-O TUESDAY MORNING,
Dec 18th, commencing at VI o'clock, shall sell at
my sales rrOm. I'd floor Iron Hall, rare collection
OF bottled Madeira, Sherry, Port, CarcI ard Cham
payne w ines, Brandies. Gin, Whisky, Sweet OIL
Pickles, Olives, &c. y ~
This consignment is made Nv one of the largest
and most reiiabie houses in the city OF New York,
and embraces decidedly the purest and most rare
assortment of really superior Wines and Iiauors
that has ever been offered at auction to the Wash
ina ton public.
Catalous will be ready for distribut on IN a few
days. The attention of coanoIsseurs is particular
ly invited tn the sale.
Terms at sale. ...r
dad c. w. BOTEIER Apct
tinned on THURSDAY NOR MING. at n o'cIocs
without regard TO weather, at which time the entire
lot will lie disposed of regardless Of cost.
d5-d &. w. ROTELER. Auct.
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NOilCE.-Our customers are hereby nutifed
That their Respective accounts will be ready for
delivery and settlement on the st January. prox
We earnestly beg thai there NAV be no delay m
closing bills, TN the usual model We will reauIre
every doilsr due us To enable to meet our press
In. obi CATIONS.
To those of our patrons who, by their promptness
have enabled us to wIths tand the pressure of the
past quarter, we are sincerely grateful, and
them OF our determination To stndy their interests
as purchasers IN the same spirit IN hlch they have
promoted ours as merchants.
OI those who, although willing, have been unable
To pay US on account of delay 10 themselves we
must now ask n settlement by note at short date if
cash cannot be obtained
with regard 20 the very few who have refused to
pay or give us any satisfaction, when we In fire. y
stated to them the difficulties under which we Ia
bored, we have only To say "youT bills are again
ready and must be pdid or put IN sHit-we can
submit Ia no further delay
Ia all who have accounts with we again sub
mt the aci ual necessity q! prompt, puncual and
Immediite action. In ordinary seasons we are will
ing TO wait but until d. scOunts tec' plenrI-
Iui IN washington we will he compelled to rely
entirely upon our own resources.
ELVANS d THOMPSON.
n: B.-No new account opened until the old one
Is closed. d ?; Iw
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Millinery. &c.

NRS. Ellie K. No. 81 Louisiana avenue, he
lVl tween It'll and 9Th streets, respectfully =.
invites the ladies' of Washington and Wei EAe
MY 10 her hTst opening of WINTER ~
HA Is. as she has spared no pains in select Cd =
ing large and hand some SORT meRt Of fash -%S1s<
Ionable HATS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS, and
VIII I've happy {" all the ladies' Of WASHING ton at
her opening ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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MADAM BONNEI.
M DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
:, No. ~ 18th street west, between and X Streets
washington cty. has the honor to inform the ladies
OF WashngtoA and vicinity. that she has lifted mp
Dress Making establishment. where she is ready
10 make every Kind OF work, Dresses, MantIiieE
Basques, &c, and in the best and very latest ST.
9l farIs; receiving every month the French Journal
De la Mode. direct from Pans n II -2mT
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IRON PARIS..-Fine editions, in line bindin $,
Il of Racine, La Fontaine, Sevigni Ducis r abe,
lais, De Stsel. DeiayignF, Montesquien. La Brn-
we're, SAINT Pierre, Rousseau. Chateaubriand, ecu
Bossuet, ThierU, Rochefnucauld, Malherbe, Cor
nellie. scribe, Regnard, GuIzot, Froissart. Mon
other STANDARD French authors, imported by
q 70 ERANEK TAYLOR.
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u FEW DAYS IN WASHINGTON. .
EFF!CACIOUS CURE FOR
BUNIoNs.
SOFT CORNS,

TOE NAILS,
Without Cutting or Causing the Slightest
Patn-by
DR.. &C II [. OOSSE Err
surgeon Chropodlst to the principal SovereIgns in
sdssp and taxes this oPgPTny Of appIsE the
vIrons that lie WILL STAY HERE osLY AFEw D.Ys.
anu may be consu ted IN every department of Peoal
TspfTfo6 y III Of WHICH, nd
long standing or bad. he guarantees 10 cfecfnaiTy
the slightest pain or Inconvenience either din Tiry
Their removal or afterwards
n. b. Ofice-22i Fsrr..t, bst'oesH I3th and 18th
SiTsefS, near the Tr,dSury Impairment Once
hours from 10 a. m. till D. m, and Till O'Clock
will visit ladies at their own residence by giving
a lew hours notice.
!, II The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands IN the Doctors possession:
49, From H. III :, the King Of Bararia
Mr.. Schlosser has operated on H. NIaiesty,s feet
EIth great skil, and without the least pain CeTti
fed by ii. Majesty command. BIN, fOLLER.
From II. Imp. Rishness, the Prince Jerome Ma
Mr. schlossers ma eStSs, des area h.,ucorr
d'adresse ct saus Ia mOladLe douluer.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice, Proprietor Of the Pennsyl-
- rdnidn
Mr.. ScblosseT has extracted two corns from INV
feet which were extremely painful for many ears.
The extraordinary ease with which he operat cd is
who are troubled with cofns as the onlY person
have ever known to perform the operation sc,entlh
Philadelphia, Sept p, 1851.
From Pierce Bntltr, Esq
DIR. Schlosser has extracted number of curns
from my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER,
Phlladelphi Nov. ., 1857.
From Dr.. S. III. Lands, Physician 10 the City
Water CHrs IHStitHt. M PhiLadeiphia.
DIR. SchlOsser has extracted without pain or kore-
ness, eight very painful cOrns IN a few minutes
would advise my friends and the public generally to
20 to MIR. SchlOsser and have themselves relieved
of these toe tormentOTs.
8. NJ. Lands, NJ. ID.
Thousands Of testimonials from the United States
and $50 from Royalty, Mobility, and medical men
from Eorope can be seen at the DOctOrs Office, IA
street bstIreeh l4th and 18th streets, NJ nr ths
TTedSEfV-I apartment.
ONLY A Few DAYS IN WASHINGTON.
9d-lm
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BY A. GREEN. AuclIoueer

DUBLlC SAUE.-By virtue of a deed of trust ex
1 eeuted to me and recorded ia Liber J. a. 6.
No. 49, folio 81, 2f9, 80, $50 and s6l one of the
land TecoTds Of Washington County. District uf Co
umbIa, shall on ] HCRSDA the 3Ist Of Decem-
Der next ~ o'c ock IN front of the pre-
Uer for sale at pub &c auction 10 the highest bidder
Therefor the eastern half of Lot No e. M Sarare No
J7I IN Subdivision of Jchn Wilson and Nicholas
Callan as the same rs recorded IN the office az the
record OF sad city Pf Washington, District of Co
FERNS cash. The property tn be resold at the
RISK and Expense 1.-THE purchaser unless the terms
OF sale are complied with within three days from the
day of sale. "
EDW. g. CARRINGTON r.ns.a.
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Tome one, come all,
To Ihs Bachelors BalI. .f
INHE YOUNG BACHEI.ORS take great pleas
ure IN announcing 10 their friends and the on
pubic IN general, thar their First Annual Bail -
VII take Place at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy "a
Yard, on December 3Isi. ---..' -. = - LIN,
a., Prof: W Ithers' Celebrated Band Is engaged for
No hats "r caps allowed in the room except those
worn by the respective Clubs.
TIckfts ONE DObLAR-to he had of any mem
Der Of the Club. and at the door the evening of
Committee Of Arran gemenfs. .r
.- John N9ses, James Forester,
pm PegE,. William Mills,
B-df ANTHONY Thomson
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~ WEBER'S
u r l. T. r. m 4, nm ID A
- RARGAINr IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE"

NOAH WALKER co. respectfully announce
ihat they have Just received fresh supply oftiEN-
TI.EMEN'S and y OU EH'S CLOTHING for the
EOIdays- which they intend dIspOsIng Of at their
ususl low Prlces. Having estsbiishe reputation
for The superiority of goods, Offer them TO the
price, make. M, and material.
From ON variety ennDIerat e the following;
Moscow Beaver. Raglan and Clarendon Over Sacks.
ofsupeTiOr sly e and various shades,
Back Beaver and Cloth SuTtOuts,
Blue and Brown Beaver Sui tOuts and Over Sacks
UeIb, shirs KeTsey Raglan Over SACKS,
English PILOT Cloth Over Sacks and Coats,
French Tficot Beaver Ragans and Clarendons
Fancy Beaver RagianS, fur trimmed,
ClOaks, Talmas and Cape Coats,
ShawlS Ofail grades and prices,
For BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS we have
snPsrl%r Basket Cass Suits, -....
Fancy and Plain Il"
Back Cloth r rock and Drsss Coats and Pants.
French Breast Cass, Cloth. Silk and Velvet Vests,
A splendid assortment Of Pants and Vests Of ali
qualities and materials, with or without side
bands.
We would also invite attention to our carefully
selected stock ofFURNISHlNG GOODS, consist
ing OF
MarsrlIes and Linen shirts.
Hosiery, UndershIrts. Drawers,
ScaTfs, fIex. haftik eTchlels,
Stocks. Mufflers, Umbrellas &C..
Flushing Travelng Rugs.
II of which we will DIS pose of at such redu ccd
prices as to DEFY coInPetitinn Call and examine at
MARBLE HALL EMPORIUM,
Browns Hotel Building,
u dtInnl No. 38 PA. av.
Tor CLEANING KID GLOVES, Jouven's
Il French Prepa alton. IS cents q bottle, at
q I.AMMOND'S. TN street
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MARRIED..

O. Zsh December, by Rev. J.s.oh Aschr,an-
i.F. WIN. 6. PETsfIT 10 M1,s N ARInT
6esfrstasE h'ef Of the late Thos -. ". NAV al Of
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BILLY PATTERSON Last night Billy was ar
rested by officer Martin. He was charged with
,everai acts Of larceny and one Of burglary, as
scaling brown overcOat, a razor, hat and boots
a.. from d d-rent persons and breaking into a
house with felODiOuS intent. Billy is bright
mHlatfo ard particularly saucy. He called
Wnte lady who WAS witness against him a liar
while she was giving her testimony which in
science created feeling amongst the spectators
hat came near causing the inquiry into sswho
struck Billy Patterson 20 TO he renewed Jus
h'e Dom sent him 10 Jail for Court.
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ARKFSTED--Wm. Henry Douglas, colored, Of
Reed hnT coat for sale to Messrs. w. & II. Me-
IA, near Centre Market and they, suSpectihg il to
b stolen. had Douglas arrested. he was taken
% th- GUardhOuSe, where hs was searched A
number II KEYS were found on him and a white
camh9ic HANDKERCHIEF mlrkeG ''H A. Billo >
He j suspected Of being concerned in recent
harding house and paSsage robberies. He was
s-nt 20 Jail fOE further hearing nv Justice Dom.
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NARSHAI'S SAL = In virtue If writ of
w fen iaciss, Under the Lien !aD'. issued from
the CLERK Off ce of the Circuit Court IF the Dis
tIIGt Of Columbia for. the County Of Washing ton,
and tome directed, shall expose to public sale for
Cash, IN font Of the Court House door of said
county. on TUESDAY the 18th day Of January la5a
at u clock M. the following described properly
10 wit: All defendant rirIif title clam and w
tsrest and - house, erected On part OF Lot No
l. IN SqusTe M 49,. como. of q street south and
seized aud LEVIED upon as The property of Walter
A. True, and viii be sold 10 satisfy judicial No o.
/" October term 1857, IN favor ~ Grips & Waller
. J. ID. HOOVER
d I9d's Marshal for the Di,trj,t Of Columbia
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BIAS. e. Mc1iTuRE. AnctIonsc,

VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT A,CTloS
o~lnS TO the lncemency IF the weather yes
terddy, and the present pressure the money mar
ket Gaj G. Tochrnan has POSTPONED the pub
lac sale OF his residence and farm, Summer Hill ,,
IN the County "f Alexandra. Va, until MONDAY
the ith Cf January next, at 10 o'clock a. m on the
premises. In the meantime they are offered for
private sale: and further information as to- terms Of
sale c., may he obtained at the auction store of
u. McIulIe. JAS. -. McfiITIhE,
&c E-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant,
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CONFECTIONERY FOR the HOLIDAYS

z UNI ECTIUNEKf FUK THE HOLIDAYS.
Look in at GEO. NORBECK's for all kinds Of
the very choicest French and Domestic Sugar
Cakes of nll sizes, Sugsr Toys OF all kinds, Bon
Bons Cofaetts and fancy Boxe s in endless varie-
TIES al OF which will be sold at reasOna BILE prices
d9 lw' No. SIG Pa. ave.. bet 9Th and 10th sts
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| II CHEAP LIGHT.
| DRlGHTER AND CLEANER THAN ANY
LIGHT NOW IN USE.

- III 30 Cents Per Gallon.
The continued success and great demand for this
article has induced the proprietor to reduce the
prce as above, making ut Onca the cheapest safest
aud handsoInest liSht TO be desired Sold ONLY AT
S1 Pennsy lvania avenue.
23-3t+ 4 MONEP
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MARSHAI.'S SA L Ell virtue of a writ Of
lfs herr tac'as, Hhd.r the Lien lar ISSUED from
the Jerk office of the Cucnu Court ofthe District
Of Columbia for the County If Washington. aud 10
me directed shall eX pose to public sale for Casa
IN front of the Court HoasA door Of SAID Comfy on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of January, 1883. at o'crk
~: the following described property. to wit: All
a brick house erected on Lot b. m Square No. SO,
on THIRD street north, between ard r streets
west, In the City of Washington. ID c., seized and
levied upon as the properly of John w. Jordan and
Will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 48, to October
term, 1857, In favor of Grips & Waller.
J ID. HOOVER,
l9-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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AiPo'NENINr Mayor Magruder has appoint
=. -lilain Thompson, Esq to the ONCE Of Pc
90 Magistrate for the Third Ward vice Daniel
~. His Office will lie at the Central Gua,d
hoIss temporarily.