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PERSONAL.

80. The Hon. S.sW Inge, former member
of Congress from Ala, and late u. s. district
attorney for California, Is among the host OF
distinguished strangers now at Willards' in
this city.
-. The Hon. G. B. Burkhart is now hers
and at WiI1ards,.
....F. A Beelen, Esq, of Ohio, at present
Secretary of the American Legation t. Chilli,
is at Wilisrds'.
-. Col. Elias Rector, of Ark, aud DR.. J.
Patrick, of Philadelphis, are at the Kirkwood
House.
....Of Mr Buchanan's household it is said
MS nephew Is to be his Private Score tary, and
that his neice, Miss Lane, is to do tie honors
of the White House
.'..ln another column will be found the
melancholy, though long anticipated intelli.
gence Of the death Of DR. Kane His remains
will be taken to Philadelphia for interment,
where his father, Judge Kane, and family re-
side.
80. Mr. John E. Reside, whose name was
on the Know Nothing ticket for the George
town council In the election yesterday, was
nominated without consultation with him, and
Is not member Of or sympathiser with the
order.
-. Gen. James Shield, late of the Senate
OF the United States, and now of Minnesota, is
In Washington So, also, is the Hon. Mr..
sLoc hart, former member Of the House from
Indiana, and member elect to toe next Con-
gress. de is at the Kirkwood
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From Nicaragua.

By the steamship Tennessee, at New York
We have the following Nicaraguan news
copied from the Panama Star, Of February
9TH:
An attack had been made on General Ca.
mas, at Obraje, on the 25th ult by General
Walker, under the command of Gen. Hen
ningsen' which lasted about Il hours, and in
which i've Of Walkers rangers were killed
and Capt. Phinney mortality wounded, and il
Is said that the allies lost about eighty killed;
reports from the best informed quarters state
that this number is much exaggerated Walk.
er, finding himself overmatched, ordered q re-
treat, and fell back upon Rivas
On the 18th Henningsen again, with force
OF 4OO men, attacked the allies, who had ad-
vanced to ST. George, within one Ieayue of
Rivas. After Is hours fighting. Walker
forces rstreated again, falling back upon Ri.
vas with loss Of 10 killed and 80 wounded
large part OF whom were officers It is re.
ported that the allies lost 200 killed and
wounded, but other reports state that one
third of these figures would cover the whole
number.
On the Goth Walker arrived ct San Juan del
Sur with force of 800 men to guard I'D the
recruits 100 mem and supplies expected from
San Francisco on the Orizaba tie returned
TO hivas on the evening of the I'd instant.
1t was supposed that Walker would attack
the allies at St. George about the 4th instant.
Gen Csnas's force at st George is said to
consist Of about !, 500 mon, strongly posted and
barricaded. Walkers force of lighting men
Ia said TO be 500, all told of which a portion
must Of course always be left to guard Riyas
so that he can in no case bring over 500 men
IN the field, cat of Rivas 1t is supposed that
the allies have 200 more available mon who
can be landed by the steamers on the lake,
and 1t is reported that about !, 100 Guatemala
troops had been landed at Realejo.
Canas marched force of 400 men into Viz
gin Bay on the LIST instant, and after occu,y-
ing the town in few hours he rejoined his
force at St George.
maiker has had no communication with the
lake or river since the steamers were sell ed
by tie Costa Ricans, nor has he any means of
doing 50.
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DR.. N. X. PAINTER

DR.. N. K. PAINTER,
from Charleston, Sourh CdroIfra)
Surgeon, Chiropodist and Practical opera.
tor on the Feet,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF Members
Of Congress, Citizens, ard Strang- y
ers to his instantaneous and efectual
cure Of COINS, BUNIONS, Nails
Penetrating the Flesh, cured without -. -
the slig hest pain, by new and Pc
cullar method, without cutting, by means Of an
elixir OF his own composition, in five to ten min
utes, and the relief Is instantaneous, that the
persons thus treated can Immediately put on their
shoes and walk wi hout the least inconvenience
Dr + has practised In his profession for the last
twentV-four years with remarka BILE success and il.
now well known and vouched for by respectful BILE
and prominent persons, some Of whose names are
annexed
H. Orders will be attended to ifleft at Browns,
Hotel, or the kirkwood House, or at my OMce
No 3lO north side Pa. avenue, over Hutchinson
& MOnroe's Fancy Store.
Refers, by permission, to-Washington: q
w. Humphreys, Jonas p Levy Hon. L.. NJ
keitt, Ex-Gov. Thomas, B. Tucker. Baltimore ::
w. q. Maxwell, Col Houston, Calvin Sreen,
p. h. Sullivan. Charleston: Prof. Dickson,
Prof Cuttings, DR.. II. v. Tooner, Dr. w. M
Fitch.
DIR p. can be consulted from to i2 a. m and
from to P. III and will attend families at their
residences. feb II 2w*
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DEN list
DR.. T K PA N BAILY,
Office No. 1913 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Three doors from lith street

nR: BAlLY begs lelve to inform the public
- that he can be seen at all houls at his office,
located as above He feels assured that an exp..
rience OF fifteen years. practice, with the large
number OF patients, and great variety Of difficult
cases tina. he has treated successfully will enable
him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or 9th.
erwise, relating to the Teeth His own expert
ence confirming the opinion Of many men emil
nent In the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and J. and K Parmly, has led HIM long since,
to discard all mercurial preparations for filling
Eeeth, also all Enameis, Gutta Pefcha, India
Rubber, and Clements for the construction of Con-
tinuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted
on Gold Plate, Is the only reliable substance that
can be worn In the Mouth, as was most conclu-
slveiy SHOWN by the last American Dental Con-
vention.
Although he aetters himself that from his long
residence and practice in Washington he Is Ia
vorably known to his numerous friends and pa
trons ne begs leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the Church oEpphsny this city
Dr. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear to express nv es
TEEN for you personally and my confidence in you az SUI
highly satisfactory hope that receive patron
age from my friends ana the public that skill well
Washington, August &c, 1855. ). w. FRENCH.
of the Oldest in Baltimore essrs Bosss
COtmsa Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Bay, Surgeon Dentist Of
washington CITY, to execute for me- important ana diff
aud in view of the fact that the
members Of the Dental College Of Baltimore failed after re-
W
gives pleasure express confidence and
hlzh estimation Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, January II, 1857. Hartmann ROGGS.
Extract from note received late Eon John N
Clayton.
Us. SENATE, August ls 1856
The teeth made for work admirably nothing could
be better. Very gratefully, JOHN NJ CLAYTON.
To those relief from the masd.s of the teeth
cheerully recommend Dr. y. Baily superior Dem
hst; he made set porcelain teeth for
plugged several teeth for myself and the work has
well Tor more thsn ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
ofthe Va. Conference of the NJ E. Church South.
April l9, 1855.
We the undersigned had occasion urselves
OF the professional ski Of DR. D. Bsy
this city having been cOgnzsnt OF his
families or friends take pleasure in expressing
tOn Of hit artistic skill we'll mly satsac
tory In which he Performs delicate and
fcult operations in Dental
commend him 20 the patronage tae public
Of which consider him emiH emily
THOMAS L. WALTER, JOS H. BRADLEY
- Arcultect ). Capitol o! Wellington ID. c.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., GEORGE WALTON.
Of washington ID. c. Ex-Governor Of Florida
B. S. B0HRER, NJ D., WALTER LENOX
Of Georgetown ID. @. MAJOR ~ Washu-ou
y. g LINCOLN 81 D., HENRY BALDWIN,
Washington, ID. G. L. ;. PatsEt Office
q G WIGHT, PriDcs al kittenhonss Acateay
feb
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ Of
sA neri facias, issued from the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Court for the county Of Washington,
In the District Of Columbia, and to me directed, ,
i SHAH expose to public sale, for cash, on FRI
DAY the 9th day Of February, 1857, commenc-
ing at lO O'Clock m, at the store room Of Fran
els Naylor, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
10 ana streets, south side the following goods
and chattels, In part, to- wit One Servant wo-
man; "slave for life," . Bedsteads, Bed and
Bedding; Wardrobe; Tables; Washstand;
l CLOCK: Bureau and LoolIng Glass; G Pitchers !;
Maps; On Carpet; ~ Chains; Settee; lot Of
BOOKS; 1 lot OF Crockeryware; Kitchen Utensils;
lot OF Registers; Ventilators; Copper Tea Ket.
Ties; SaucePans; Furnace; New and Old Stoves:
Iron Pots; Boilers Sifter; Coal Hcds; Shovels
Castings Coffee Roasters, Dripping Pans; Chat.
Ing Dishes; Ice Cream Moulds; Japan Boxes
Patent Balance; Iron Chest; W alter Closets.
WashstaEd Basins Shower Baths Cocks IN,
Bath Tubs, and lot Of Counters, Shelves. &c.
seized and LEVIED upon as the Goods and Chattels
Of Francis Y. Naylor, and will be sold 10 satisfv
judicial No !, to October term, 1856
j. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia,
feb l7,dts
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A FEW WORDS MORE

DE SAULE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Os inform his friends and strangers visit "a
Pennsylvania avense, south side, Opposite .2..1
Willaids' Hotel, where, In addition TO the choic-
est WINES ana LIQUORS, he has always O,
mana an abundant supply Of those beautiful ssLit-
tie River' OYSTERS which are well known TO
De OF quality superior to any Oysters that be
nao In the District Of Columbia. Families sup
Pned with Meals and Oysters,-cas on delivery.
In which he Offers his friends the following
BILL OF FARE:
beefsteak and Fried Potatoes, Chickens, vari
Gus ways, Turkey, Veal Outlet, Mutton Crops,
nam and Eggs. Venison, all styles, Omelet, Rum
Omelet, Fried Oysters, Stewed Oysters, r oasted
Birds, &c
Also, all kinds Of Same In season.
r 3 Wanted good Oyster Shucker. Good
wages Will be paid feb 23-3t
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEonaEroxn. Feb. "a. 1857

uEORGEToWN, FEB. "a, 1871
After We closed our letter of yesterday COZ
siderable rioting occurred at the fourth cleo
tion precinct, which resulted, however, We are
pleased to say, in no serious mischief being
done. A large party came over from the Nor
them Liberties, of your city, and concentrated
themselves at the Aforementioned precinct,
and continued for some time to annoy one
party of the voters by all sorts Of abuse, be-
iigerept demonstrations, &c The insulted
party bore it until forbearance ceased to be q
virtue. They then rushed towards them,
when the beligerents fed in every direction,
firing as they ran some fifty or more pistol
shots at their pursuers, none of which took
effect, except one, which inflicted triaing
flesh wound in the arm Of young man named
Potter. The affair threw the entire town into
the most intense state of excitement for several
hours; and to add to the excitement and
alarm, some unruly persons, having access to
the Vigilant Fire Company's bell, continued
to ring it for several hours, doubtless, the os-
tensible purpose of doing so was, if possible,
to create rioting and fighting. 1t is rumored
that certain parties in cur city went to Wash
ingtcn and solicited the services of the before.
mentioned unrulies for the purpose of creating
disorder.
The election resulted in the triumphant SEC.
cess of the Anti Know Nothing ticket, and the
total rout, horse, foot, and dragons, of the
Know Nothings-Mr. Crawford. the Anti
Know: Nothing candidate for Mayor, being
elected by 30 majority, and the entire ticket
for Council by about the same vote The sue.
cessful party kept up their demonstrations OF
JOY, by firing cannon, &C., until a late hour Of
the night.
The individual (Crouse) whom it was sup
posed was mortally wounded in the fracas on
Saturday night, We learn is recovering, and is
supposed to be out of danger
We have nothing of moment from the -four
and grain markets; but little doing, and ne
change in prices. s.
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MARSHAL'S sALE.-ln virtue Of a writ of
lN1 feri facias, issued from the Clerk Otce of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, for
the County OF Washington, and TO me directed,
shall expose to public sale for cash, In front Of
DAY, the 18th dav Of March, 1857, a. O'Clock D.
m all defendants rights, title, claim and inter
est In and 10 the sor:h half OF Let No %, IN
Square No 5I7, containing 973 square feet, more
provements thereon, in the City OF Washington,
d. c., sc zed and levied upon as the property of
George Rhodes, IT., and will be sold to satisfy
Judicial No. SO, to March term, 1857, I homas
Hughes, as. George Rhodes, Jr:
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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By JAS e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITUR
II and R6uRahoId I'm

By JAS e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
sHUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITUa
Il and Heusehold Effscts.-On THURS
DAY MORNING, February Goth, at 10 O'Clock
L shall sell, by virtue Of deed CT trust duly re-
corded among the land records for Washington
county, the Furniture and Effects contained I'm
house No q, on north A street, between Delaware
avenue and Fist street east opposite the Capitol
park, consisting Of
Mahogany aad Walnut Hair Spring Sofas, Parlor
Chairs, and Rockers
Marble-top Center Table, Card Tables
DamasE and Lace Curtains, shades
Mahogany Dining Tables, Siaeboards
Twenty four Arm Dining Chairs
China, Glass, ard Cree kerry Ware, Table Cutlery
Cane and Woo6-seet Chairs, Lounge
Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingram Carpets
Large quantity Of Uilc 9th, Mating, Rugs
Gas Chandeliers, Pendants and Fixtures
Eight f feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Hair and dusk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts
spreads, Sheets, &C Bfds:eads, Bureaus,
Washstsnss, Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
Clock, Cotsge Set, Chamber Tables &c
Cooking al,d other Stoves
together with general assortment OF House.
keeping articles
Terms: 22J and under, cash over that sum
credit OF Gu and ~ DAYS, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
TROS. J. FISHER, Trustee
Ieb ~ eo3ds JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Auct
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND FUBNI,

ByJ. @. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND FUHNI,
ture at kuctton.-On ATURDAY
hORNlNG, February 18th, at 10 O'Clock shall
sell, at the residence Of a gentleman declining
housekeeping, on north III Street, between 18TH
ana 18th streets, all tie Furniture and Effects,
comprising
Wairut-covered Sofa, Arm and Par;o, Chairs
Marble top Centre Table, Rout Tables
Ladies Walnut Secretary ard Whatnot
Fancy Chairs, Lounge, Conner Stand
Nantei Ornaments, Vases, Girardoles
brussels and other Carpets
Ollcloth, Rugs, Window Curtains
Shades and Fixtures
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Sldeboald, Dining Chairs Bronze Hat Tree
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Handsome black and gold eRamelled marble top
Cottage Set
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washslards
mattresses, BolsterS, Pillows, ard Blankets
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets, Comforts
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with an assortment OF Kitchen Requi-
sites.
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that sum a
ofeo OF oo and 20 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
leo 2l-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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FIRE INSURANCE

IhE MUTUAL FlRE INSURANCE CON.
IL pany OF the District OF Columbia offers 10
the property owners Of the District the cheapest
ana as safe means Of Insurance against Loss by
Fire as any other company, as viii appear by an
examination OF its principles
The insured becomes a member AT oa,taIn exad
and uniform rates, for which he gives deposi,e
note, Interest payable annually In advance In
form a I1nd FOR the payment Of losses All nav
ents are placed to the credit OF the insured and
after losses and expenses are deducted, and fay
ings that may accrue are returnable apIeeablv N
the Charter and bylaws, without ded Gctiou. and
with interes: thereon. '~
The actual working Of this company for the
past year shows the :tual cost Of insuring arsf.
class property 20 be but nine cents on each sIOO
ana on other property In the same proportion
ton. ssh on s.nS
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GROCERIES, HOUSEHOLD AND Ki,cb

II =
" en- Furniture, &C., at Auction. - I'm
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, | shall sell, al
the grocery store and residence Of Mr. T shannon
On 10Th street, No. 82, between l. and NJ streets
al 10 O'Clock m all the Groceries in the store
and the Furniture in the house, viz:
Tea, Sugar, and Coffee
Soap, Candles, and Brooms,
Tobacco and Cigars, Crockery AID Glass Ware,
Nails
Store Fixtures, Tea Caddies, Scales, &c
With large assortment Of other Groceries. sunb
az are usually kept In retail grocery store
&C.
And the Household Furniture, such as
Mahogany Sofas, Bureaus
Maple and other Bedsteads
WaIdrobes, Washstands, Mattresses and Besd no
Looking GLASSES, Tables, Chairs, Cupboards,
and Safe
Fine Cooking and other Stoves
With good lot Of Kitchen requisites
!eims cdsh. A. GREEN,
Iep iS-o Auctioneer.
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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

By JAS. c. Nee UIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE OF small Bricl
~ Dwelling House and Lot on 18th street,
bstween north n aad D streets.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February 27th, at az
O'CLOCK, on the premises, shall sell, without re-
serve, the north part CT Lot No. 10, In square No
4 fronting 10 feets inches on 7th street bet north
N and U streets, running back 100 feet, with the
Improvements, consisting Of a neat two. story
Brick Dwelling House, containing four rooms
and kitchen.
Terms: One-half cash; the residue I'm six
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Title indisputable
feb 23-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Western Items.

CHICAGO, Feb. % The Governor of Ne
braska has vetoed all the bills passed by the
Legislature chartering new banks.
The Minnesota Legislature is occupied with
the plans for State organisation.
The Wisconsin Legislature has passed bill
giving Mr.. Booth, the editor of the Milwaukee
Free Democrat, power to replenisA his press,
seized by the U. 5. Marshal. This is another
step in the progress of the Garland slave case,
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BY c. r. l.. CROWN Il CO., Auctioneers.
WE WILL Sells ON TUESDAY Az.
w TERNOON, the Sd Of March, at 3 'clock.
without reserve, four Frame Houses, containing
six rooms each, situated on Seventh, between 1;
Title indisputabie
Sale positive
dollars per month
Terms One-third, cash balance iny12 and Is
months, with notes satisfactory endorsed bearing
interest from the day Of sale .
q. X. l.. CROwN& CO.
ieoZa lLteli Auf tioneefs,
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AUCTION aALHe.
THIS AFTERNOON AND To-NoRRow

By JAS. g. Mc6 UIRE, AuciIoneer.
der EnPT0RY SALE OF TWO DExI.
Table Dwelling Houses on Attn street.
between u and II .treets, at Auctisa.-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 2stb. st a
O'Clock, On the premises, shall sell ubdivision
No. ., Of the eastern half Of Lot No. g, In square
5ls, commencing for the same at the distance of
40 feet north from the southeast Of said lot
and running thence north 40 feet with the line OF
4th street; thence west IS feet inches TO an al
ley thence south 40 feet; thence east SO feet 3
inches to the place Of beginning; together with
the Improvements, consisting Of a nearly rev
two story Brick Dwelling House, containing four
gooo rooms and q kitchen also, a two story
Frame Dwelling House, containing four rooms,
which viii be sold separate IL desired.
This property will be scld without reserve 10
the highest bidder, as the owner is about 10 re.
move from the city.
Terms One-fourth, cash the residue In 6, 10,
ana Ie months, With interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
feb gid JAS. C.. MCGUIRE Aurt
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..BIhe English law allows a judge to re-
tire on half pay after the lapse Of 6fteen years.
e The highest salary CT Governor of apy
State In the Union is paid in California-ten
thousand dollars, and the lowest is In Yer.
nont-ssEsn hundred and fifty dollars.
~ 1t Is curious fact that the collection,
taken IN the churches, last Sunday, were Al
most entirely composed Of the deprecated
spanish coin, charity with 20 per cent off, -
60Stoz Aflas,
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BY JAS. C. McGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

BY JAS. c. McGUIRE, AuctIcneer.
SPLENDID LOT OF SILVER PLATED
- Ware at Auctisa.-On FRIDAY morning.
February 27th, at 10 O'Clock, on the second foorr
OF the Auction ooms, shall sell, In conneIion
with sig Vito VIII & Sons sale, a large invoice
OF beautiful lSilver- plated Ware, Just received
from Philadelphia, comprising elegant chased
and plain Tea Sets, Salvers, Pitchers. 6oblets,
care Baskets, Fruit Stands, Butter Dishes, Cups
and saucers, &c the whole to be sold without
reserve.
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Ieo I'D Auctioneer
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MECHANICAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND
SCIENTIFIC BULLETIN

Oh tHc MetfopoIltan Inst1tutiOn Fair.
1--WE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH
daily, during the continuance OF the Metro
POltan Institute Fair and IN the air Building a
Journal, devoted to general intelligence, ilustfa-
lions OF new inventions. etc. Ii offers an unusu
al opportunity for manufacturers, patentees, pat
en-, ana otnsI agents to give a wide spread
circulation TO their advertisements and 10 inven.
tors for explaining the utility, economy, and
operation Of their productions
The latest important news by telegraph will
also be fourd in It's columns
Applications for subscriptions and advertise
ments can be made to
HENRY POLKINHORN, or
len S-SW II. BARNARD
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb "a Flour continues dull
at S6.l2t for Howard street.
Wheat is unchanged; fair TO prime res
81. 40asl 46c, fair to prime whites u 90ssI 90
and prime whites 81 5SaSl -6oc Cofn ~ us.
clined Ease; sales Of white at eos'oe, sno yei5
Nv WHISKY i is unchanged; sales at 2ssassc, and
on time at SOC,
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auclioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OLA VALUABLE
~ Collection of Books TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, February 2iI5
and 18th, commencing at 7 o'clock at the Auc-
tlon Rooms, L shall sell a valuable invoice al
books, comprising the principal standard works
OF The day, many OF them London editions
Gaia ogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms, JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ieo N.o AuctioLeer
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BY A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME TwO-STORY FRAME
Il House and Lot at Auction-On THURs
DAY, the 26th inst shall sell, IN front OF II e
premises, at ~ O'Clock p IN part II Lot No 8,
are good two-stOry Frame House, &c.
The above property is handsomely located on
South 6, between Il and 9th streets west
Terms: One-fouIth, cash I; balance In 6, ID, and
10 months, for notes bearing interest from day OF
sale. A deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputab,e. A. GREEN.
feb cod Auct;ooaa,
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND sILvEI
WARE.

AM NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
the most splendid and rich styles OF fine Gold
yewelrY; also, very superior assortment Of
Time Keeping Watches, in gold and silver cases.
Gold Spectacles, Gold Chains, Gold Thimbles,
Seal, KEYS, and every other article usually kept
in a first class Jewelry Store.
am also manufacturing some very Ane solid
silver ware, such as splendid Tea Sets, Pitchers,
Urns, 6oblets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Spoons,
Forks, Ladies, &C all warranted Standard Sill
yer
We do not sell Northern made Wares as Of our
own manufacture.
Please call at 335 Pennsylvania avenue.
FEB II HI. o. HOOD.