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ja1 2I-9aw&ds &c. MCGUIRE surt
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
AND HOUSEHOLD NJ

BY JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD XII
Il fects at Public AuItien.--On THURS
BAY MORNING, January, I'D at 10 O'Clock, al
the residence Of J. A. Sheehsn, on 4th street be
tween Indiana avcn' and north T. street, shall
sell all his Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood Boudoir, Piano Forte and stool
superior Mahogany Sofa, Rockers, and perlor
Chairs
Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Mahogany Card, Dining, ald side Tables
Gilt frame Pier and manfel Glasses
Cane and VIII dsor Chairs, Lounge
w alnut Whatnot, fancy Chairs
Dsmask and Lace Curtains, Shtdes
Mahogany French ard Cottage Beds leads
Cnrled hair and husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolste s, and Pillows
Dressing and plain Bureau MS, Wardrobes
WaSbStandS, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
Superior Brussels, three ply, and other Carrots
Stair Carpet, Rugs, Oil Cloth, &c
Granite Dinner Ware, China Te. Set
Silver plated Casters, Table Cutlery
Glassware, Crockery-waIe, Fine Irons
Excel ent Cooking and ether Stoves
IogetheI with genera assortment CT Household
and kitchea Requisites
Terms: e25 and under, cash over that sum a
credit of 90 and 30 days foT satisfactorily
notes, bediirg Interest
ian 16-d JAS. e.. MCGUIRE, Auct
IL The above Sale is Postponed until
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. 18Th, san e
hour
jan II JAS. e. McG UIRE, Auc'r.
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Financial

New YoEK, Jan 2I.-Stocks are higher and
active Chicago and Rock Island ga; Cumber.
land Coal Co. o. Illinois Central bonds os.
Michigan Southern S7I; New York Central
9iI; Pennsylvania Coal Co. 1872; Reading s5!.
Virginia 6's 49,.
Sterling exchange is dull and nominal.
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EsE IMPROVED ENGINES (FOR
IL which patents have been granted and first
prize medals awarded 10 the inventor, both In
the United states and Europe.l continue to give
such satisfaction, on account Of their simplicity
aud economy, that we have now established an
extensive mandatory, aud are prepared TO de-
liver at the shortest notice engines from two
horse power and upwards.
These engines have been accurately tested, and
have shown an economy Of twenty per cent. In
fuel and about the same in oil and repairs This
saving Is effected by letting the steam In md out
both sides Of the cylinder through large openings
reu7 owing the pressure from the valve and allow
in.y no steam TO escape or exhaust from the pes
ssccS except from the cylinder alone also by re
drcing the weight and friction 70 about half that
of the ordinary engines. We place the smaller
sizes upon an Improved boiler with all the pipe
attached, and the whole mounted with small
wheels convenient TO ship 10 any part OF the
country, and to avoid the necessity OF an expert
enced engineer TO start them, they are all tested
before leaving the fsctory.
Reeds Patent Steam Pumps are also coming in
to generalu sc on steamboats,, in Imines, and for
supplying boilers, where they are now giving
great satisfaction. They are preferred 70 any in
use because Of their compactness and simplicity
These engines and pumps may be seen in opera
ton, further information had, by calling or ad
dressing REED & BIRKBECK,
ian l2-lm IS Maiden Lane. N Y.
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NEW ERUG STORE.

NEW ERU6 STORE.
VNH SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
= informs their friends and the public q
that they have entered into copaItnership0 ~
for the purpose Of conducting the DRUs AZ
and hPOTHECARY business. aud have Ia
taken the store on the corner Of 7th and streets
Thew have Just opened an excellent assortment OF
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY AR
TICLES, and PERFUMERY.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compound
ed, in the most scientific manner, at all hours OF
the day or night.
TYsON d SHOEMAKER,
Ian 5-eO2W PharsmaCeu tists.
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CLuvEs, scars, BRUSHES, Combs,

GLOVES, SOAPS, BRUSHES, COMBS,
~ Cutlery, Csbts, Swiss Carved u oOds, Elegant
Fancy 600 Is, Feather busting Brushes, BOEem!
an Glass e foods, Portemonies, Desks, Work Boxes.
Dres'ing Gases Card Gases Cigar Cases, Fancy
Articles In Gold, Silver, Bronze, Pearl, Ebony,
TOrtoishelI, Papier Mache, Biscuit, China, Por
celain, Pariau Marble, and other materials In the
newest styles, and ef the latest inspirations, at
THE LAKES BAZAAR,
Jan 20-lw ia av. bet ID aud ID ss.
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have found them 81 saying Bronchial
op ana In subdung Hosrseness produced Colds ,znd
our clerical brethren real favor In calling their attention
ID snLioD's HeT aid. We commend them to the at
enton ~ public speakers SINCERE and others who
troubled with affections Of the GrostChristsn Watch
man For Coughs Asthms ke cheerfully bear testi-
noDy from personal knowledge to their efficacy -Baon
Pictorial They simple and elegant form
rterns 10 oombn.ton several medicinal Substances held
IN general esteem among Physicians In the
Bronchial .reoiions"-DT. C. r. Bgeow. Containing no
opium or deis-rioas drugs, these IOzenges
Freely BY public speakers and vOcAsts clearing
tiUhs sHehsh 20 Ihs voice Sold by all Druggists.
OCt l5-u JAMES ". CALI.AN, Agent
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS.


MODE DE PINAUD.
I'ODD co. HAVE RECEIVED PER
IL steamship Garage" an invoice OF Gen. ~
tlemens DRESS HATS from the celebrated H
establishment Of Lavllle Il POumarou1 who -
received two hrst-class medals at the late Expos.
ton In Paris.
Also, beautiful assortment Of Children,s
FANCY BEAVER HATS, for Misses or Boys.
Ladies' RIDING HATS
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior
TODD CO,
nov j-Bt6eo0 west end Browns HOTEL
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MIR w. H PALMER'S PIANO FORIE
GLAASE4.

THERE ARE NOW SEVERAL VACAE-
Il cies in Primary Class for beginners AT
ply Immediately 10 Mr.. Palmer, at the Acsden. V
of Music, over Farnham's Bookstore, entrance n
18th street Application for entry into the classes
TO be made between and O'Clock on Tuesc az
or Friday. Terms a per quarter If twenty leg !
SONS. EXTRA NOTICE.
An Evening Glass for gentlemen is forming
Apply as above
An Evening Class for the study of Harmony
and Through Base Is also formieg for ladies and
gentlemen. Apply as above. jim 19eolw
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The America at Boston

BosToN, Jan. 2l.-The steamship America,
from Liverpool via Halifax, reached her dock
at East Boston about neon to-day.
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e Near the Missouri river in Iowa the
mercury has been as low as 80 degrees below
zero.
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CARD.
HOW IT rs DON


At the corner Of l2th street aud tbs Canal
Is NOW BARRELLlNG, AS WELL AS
hagglng, the following grades OF Flour, viz
EXTRA FAMILY,
FAMILY AND EXTRA SUPERFINE
The Hour from this mili is admitted to be unsur-
passed.
The CORN MEAL is Of superior q 1ality, and
worth more TO the consumer than any other offered
In this market.
All orders promptly afforded to. an l7-eo3t
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SELLING OFF.
TLOAKS-CL0AKS

~ SHAWLS-SHAWLSn
HOSIERI-HOslERY
The subscriber is determined 10 close out his
entire stock Of CLOAKS and SHAWLS by the
10th OF January, TO accomplish which he VIII sell
of at very small advance
His stock Of Cloth Cloaks cannot be equalled
by any assortment elsewhere In this District.
His Vslvess are superb.
4. A. MCGEE,
dec ~ -aOt 2I4 Pa ave, bet. I2th and 18th sts
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EHiCLES, AND 9TH.

er Merchandise heretofore sold on the square
~ The corner of 9TH street and the Avenne will be
discontinued and hereafter sold In front Of our
store. u n L. GhoWN GU,
ian l4-2w Aucti0neers.
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TfOR RENT.-THE SECOND AND THIRD
stories Of the House over tic Leather Store cf
Mr.. }: q. SHAFER, opposite the National Thea
tire. Inquire on the premises. dec fO-eotf
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E>OR SALE OR RENT.-THhT DESIRA.
BILE residence or street, between 10Th and
list Tor the last eight years occupied by the late
M. Cbubb, Esq Possession given immedi-
ately Inquire of RIGGS &CO au l2-eotf
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TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
l. GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED-They
Apply to THOS POTENTINI, No 10 Penn
avenue, south side decl7
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For Sale and Rent.

E'oR SALE, OR FOR RENT.-THE Three
4 story IRE proof Building In the rear Of lack
son nali, ana known as Davis Carrots Carpen-
'ei mop Apply to JOS. II. BRADLEY, III.
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GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE,
UNDER DEYTER'S IIDTEL

GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE,
UNDER DEYTER'S HOTEL.
An Immense assortment of New Books
,cLU be ODsRed IRIS DGy,
AND AN ENTIRELY NEW LIST OF
PRESENTS
will be distributed to our patrons hereafter.
MEN, ERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS,
Ivl and STRANGERS will nd our stock Of
Books worth their attention 1t is the largest and
most valuable assortment ever opened in this
city, comprising Standard and Miscellaneous
Works in all the departments OF Ancient and
Modern Science, Literature, and Art. Also, all
the latest Publications, Animals OF the Season,
Bibles, Prayer Books, New Editions OF the Po-
cts, &c, &c In Turkey Morocco, Antique Vel
vet, and other rich and superb Bindings, ele-
gantly illustrated.
A SENT,
worth from % Cents to 800, will be given Jim
mediately after the sale) to every purchaser Of a
Book for which we receive 81 or more
HIS per cent Of all our net receipts will be
placed in the hands Of His Honor the Mayor Of
Washington, TO be distributed for the benefit OF
the Poor Of the city.
At the Old Stand, under Dexter's Hotel, sign
Of the Red Flag.
jan S-n j. PHILBRICK. Ag'nt.
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ENOR RENT-ONE PARLOR AND CHAM
Il Der with another small bedroom Joining to-
gether, neatly furnished and very convenient are
for rent. Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willards'
Hotel, No 2l5. Apply at the premises.
ian II eO3t&
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ICE CREAM

At SIX Cents Per Quart.
% L LIS BOARDlNG-ROUsES AND
others will find IL much cheaper aud better
than they make IL. Fairs and other benevolent
entertainments can have IL at less price, at the
PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
ian 3. Inv Corner and 18th streets
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TERRIBLE STORM.

TERHiBLE STORM.
ASA REMEDY TO KEEP WARM, CALL
N at STINEMETX'S 236 Pennsylvania avenue,
near the corner Of 18th street, and buy j
Buffalo Overcoat only Sl2
Tiger Rugs for Sleighs, 81
Coon Robe do Sl2.
You will also find Gents Mufhers and ur
Gloves, Sleighing Caps, &c
Also a few more Ladies' Furs, NUNS, Nlcto-
rines, &c, left, which viii be sold cheaper than
ever, for cash only. Jan sO-N
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AUCTION SALE DE- CLOAKS AND TAI
MAS.

AUCTION SALE DE GLOAkS AND TALL
MAS.
THE SUBSCRIBER, DETERMINED NOT
IL to carry over any Of his stock Of CLOAKS,
will offer the remainder, now on hand, for sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, on FRIDAY
MORNING, January I'D Sale commencing at
l0k O'Clock al his store 24i Pennsylvania avenue,
beween 18th and 18th ctr, cts.
FRANK A MCGEE
7. y. From this time til the day OF sale, he
Will offer his stock at less than co,t
ian l9-it F. A. Met
HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH, NAIL, HAT,
II clothes, cTumb, busting, and other kinds
Brushes Combs, ride, tuck neck, puff fine
dressing and pocket Combs, &c, &c.
II. }. MCLAUGHLIN Il CO,
Jan IL NO 10 Pa. ave, bet Sth ana III SITS.
Warrington Veterinary Inhrmary,
| FOR RISES, DOGS, &c 4
253 ID ST. bet 136 and l4th sts.. south OF Pa ave .
| JNO. ERICSSON, PROPRIETOR,
Member Of the Royal College OF Veterinary
| Surgeons, London.
III Horses examined as to soundness, &c.
| Jan l3-lm
| CLOTHING MADE To ORDER IN rHE
| ~ most superior style Of workmanship al niue b
| cheaper rates than the usual city prices
| WALL & STEPHENS
Jan l9-3t sag Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
| DOYs' CLOrAIsG.-O PRESENT
| ID stock offets every inducement to purchasers,
In styles, quality, and prices ,
Jan 1897 322 Pa. ave-, bet. 9th end 10th sts
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- Is still making those beautiful <srzHA
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the excellency Of UIIYY
wern over AZ Gasr styles 81 many
There Ia one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, and made bad Imitation
off against whom | hereby caution the public
NJ Il. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed, ills because he Is ignorant
Of the process, incompetent to make the work, or
sunwilling TO pay for the patent. je 1877
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Rectifyiue Establishment

VNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
Il method Of Informing liquor dealers that be
has lifted up aRECTIFYiNG ESTABLISH
MENT in this city, and is now prepared 70 sup
ply all those who NAV favor him with tneiI Sus
ION. III has on hand q large stock OF Brshols,
| Gin, Wines and Old Whiskeys, wnien ne en-
sell at as low a figure as they eau oe PufcnaSoo
| for either In Baltimore or Philadeipnia.
| NJ b. The subscriber has also on hano, large
| lot OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars
1 o' VI PETER FEGAN,
No. IS Louisiana avenue, near ioth 81
/ tan Il. 6rnS ~
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ITO LET-THE COTTAGE FRAME House
n on N street north. between Hth and 18th
streets west Rent $40 per month Emo uire OF
J. +. Hilton, 14th street, near Pennsylvania ave
nue., NO 4oO. J. p. HILTON.
jan I5.lw
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ROYs sLEIGHs, ROCkINs HORSES,
~ Wheel Barrows, &c at
Jan 20 It LAMMOND,S
L III co L 1IBlA lNSTIT Z ,
FOR YnHNE.
Oh IopNu LhDIES
44o Eleventh street, between q and H.

pROF GEORGE HENRY STUECKRATH,
L Principal; Miss ELIZABETH l. WILL
LlAMS, Vice. Principal A L ady eminently
qualined to take the charge Of the English De-
parment and the government and discipline CT
the School.
The exercises OF the second term Of the lnsti-
tute will commences on MONDAY, the I'd day of
FEBRUARY proxlmo. Applications for admission
should be made as early as possible
HIGa SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLE
MEN, under the direction Of Prof GEORGE ii.
STUscKRATH, az Principal, TO be located on L
street, between 9Th and 7tn streets. or in the vi
cinety Of Trinity Church, will be opened on the
4th OF FEBRUARY, proximo
Early application should be made to the Princi-
pal at his resid nee, Columbia Institute, for
Young Ladies, ii6 1ith street between 6 and II
ian Inns
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OOMs FOR RENT -ALARSE PARIOR
!. with Bedroom attached, well furnished. and
ighted with gas situated on Penn ayenuo No
zig, opposite Willards' Hotel Rent modsyate
Apply on the premises. ian 90. as
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IT storv Are IN, Tn hENT-THE Ihrse-
son Hall, and known as DAVIS A Gsrc,,s Ca,nen.
tei shoP Apply to JOS. II. BRADLEY, yf.
ROOMs FOR RENT "A LARGE PARI.OR
~ with Bedroom attached, well furnished and
2l9, opposite Willards' Hotel Rent mcdss,s,o
Apply on the premises. Jan 90 3ts
A RARE CHANCELLOR RENT.-A Store
"A with small stock Of Groceries, and Fly
ture', and Good VIII, in a very favorable IDA
ton. Ii Is an establishment having fine run of
custom, and where great business can be done
and large profits realized. Favorable terms will
be offered the purchaser. Inquire at No. AL 10Th
street, between and fl. Jan POSTS
GOOD GARDEN FARM FOR SALE The
~ subscriber invites proposals. for garden farm
lying short distance west OF Georgetown, near
the POTOMAC river, known as the "Hunter arm, -
containing near twenty acres OF land. This po-
sition Is well known 10 the neighborhood as pro
ducing some Of the best fruits, csntelures &c
me sou Is much improved and very productive,
and the buildings on the place are suitable for
small families following the occupation Of gar
dening.
The terms will be made known on application
10 me. Dan O-3D RICHARD SMITH.
FOR RENT.-A GROCERY STORE AND
Il House attached, in wholesome and good
locality. The Store is now doing good business
Any person wishing for good business stand and
cheap house aud store, would do well to call at
this office for further par iculars. jan 17lw.
EHOR RENT-ON M STREET, BETWEEN
4 1sth and 18th streets. desirable three story
biick House, with Pump Of coed Water In the
yard, and Stabling for carriage and horses. In
quire atthe next House, No. 46f inn 17-it*
nor RENT THE STORE-ROOM RE-
Il Gently occupied by 4. Nj. Rev, Merchant
Tailor. No SIG 7'h street, immediately opposite
the office OF the National IntelHgencer. For
terms, apply next door TO GEO. w COCHRAN
Cigar and Tobacco Dealer. ian I6-tf
ITO LET-THE COTTAGE FRAME House
n on N street north. between l4th and 18th
streets west Rent $40 per month Emo uire of
j. +. Hilton, 1iih street, near Pennsylvania ave-
nue., No i6O. J.P. HILTON
jan 15.lw
TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED-They
also, can be Boarded In the house II desired
Apply TO THOS POTENTINI, No 30 Penn.
avenue, south Side dec IL
NOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD
4 stories Of the House over tic Leather Store 81
Mr.. q. SHAFER, opposite the National Thea
tre Inquire on the premises. dec iO-eotf
ENOR SALE OR RENT-THAT DESIRA.
\ BILE residence or F street, between 10th and
2lst, for the last eight years occupied by the late
M. Chubb, Esq. Possession given immedi-
ately. Inquire of RIGGS & co. au 12-eotf
ENOR RENT-ONE PARLOR AND CHAM
Il Der with another small bedroom Joining to-
gether, neatly furnished and very convenient are
Tor rent. Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willards'
Hotel, No 2l5. Apply al the premises.
jan Ii eo3t*
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BY WALL, BARNARD co AUctloGeezs
FURNITURE AND 9EHOLD RF.
L fects at Auction. On d
MORNING, January I'D, Ct 10 O'Clock, we vii
sell, at the residence OF Mr.. w 3. Clary, No.
i2S II street. between 10Th and Ilth, general as.
soriment OF House-furnishing Articles. We
name In part
One y .anO orte and Stool
Mahogany Sofa, spring seat Chairs and Rockers
Maple Cottage Set. Wardrobe, and Rocker
Mahogany centre, side, and card Tables
Do Hat Rack, Hall Lamp
DO Bureaus, Mirrors. and Vases
single and double Bedsteads and Mattresses
leather Beds and Bedding, Curtains and Shades
Cane aud wood seat Chairs ana Rockers
Ihres-ply, Ingram, and other CARPETS
Excellent Cook Stove, PdrloT Stoves
Def, CrOckery, and Glassware
with gcuerai assortment ofKitchen Requisites
Terms: e25 and under, cash over that amount
credit OF sky and ninety DAYS, for notes salts
facto!iiy endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD Il CO.,
jan 7-dts hucti "neCrs
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"A RARE CHANCE.-FOR RENT-A Store
"A with small stock Of Groceries, and Fix
ture', and Good VIII, in a very favorable Io,s
ton. Ii Is an establishment having a fine run of
custom and where great business can be done
ana large profits realized. Favorable terms will
be ohered the purchaser. Inquire at No. I21 10Th
street, between g and ii. ian POSTS
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BY WALL, BARNARD CO , Auctioneers
TINE GREAT SALE OF Standard Ere

THE GREAT SALE OF STANDARD Erg-
IL lish and American Books will be continued
THIS EVENING, at store NO. $40 Pennfy!-
vania avenue, under Browns Hotel; also nne
Family and Pocket Bibles in therictest bindings,
Letter and Note Paper, Gold Pens and Stationery
Of all kinds. lot OF fine Engravi3gs and on
Paintings In Frames
WALL, BARNARD & co Auc'rs
n. b. Books at priva sale during the CAV,
Including Dr.. Kane's, and Other valuable works,
very reduced prices
Jan @.6t IlntelJ.
ny WALL, BARNARD It co, hncticneers.
NEW AND SECO SD-HEND CEaaIA-
ges ut ScCtion.-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, 20th instant, I'm front OF our Waseroom
(Haslup & WcedeR's building, corner OF and
9th streets, we will sell
double Carriage, new ard Of tie very best
build
Ph@ton, new, finished very handsomely, and
suitable lOr physician
| second hand Clarence Carriage, built by Hook
Co /, OF this city. This IS d very handsome
vehicle, and In frst-Tate order
l seccrd hand RocEaway, IN first rate order :;
built light and strong 1t has been used but
very short dme, and is Gs good new,
Terms One-fcuTth cash the remainder in 20,
60 and % days, for notes satisfactorily endoIs ed
WALL, BARNARD CO,
Jan lG-dts AGctloneers.
F7-The abeve Sale is Postponed, on &C.
unit Of the weather, until SATURDAY MORN
ING, the 2Ith at y o'clo; k, n.
20 WALL, Barnard & Co, huc'Ts
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The Poor We trust the Ward meetings
tonight for Inc benefit of the poor, called by
the Mayor, will be fully attended. and that
prompt action will be taken to afford relief to
the destitute
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CHRIsrr's MISsrRELs appear at Odd F
lowe Hall to-nig ht.
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JrsrIcEs or THE rEAvE-We hear that the
following gentlemen have had their appoint
msn,s Of Justices of the peace for this District
recently renewed, viz: Messrs. n. b. Van
Zandt. Reuben White, K. II Clements, and
David Saunders.
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GRAND LARCEST This morning, a cOlOred
boy named Wm. 2 johnson, was arrested by
8 gentleman named Bartholomew for stealing
SO in gold from the clearinghouse of Mrs
Ksech the money belonged to that lady
The boy was taken before Justice Dom, who
committed him u Jail for court. lie had been
employed as a seTya"' :" the house.
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L Tee THEATRE will be open te-nisht'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-02-18
ENTERTAINING IN WINTER.

To make good butter it is necessary to
have a suitable milk-room, or cellar,
which should be dry, light, and well
ventilated. The milk should be put
away in c'ean pans, which can be made
of earthen ware or tin.
When milk is set in q dark, damp
cellar there is danger of its becoming
mouldy; and if it stands without b ing
churned for some time, it becomes either
bitter, cheesy, or sour, which tastes it
imparts to the butter when churued.
Butter should never be washed in
water or taken into the hand to be
worked, as the water destroys much of
it's delicate aroma, and the heat of the
hand melts and makes it oily. 1t should
be taken from the churn with a wooden
ladle and placed in a tray; the salt is
then worked in by the use of the ladle,
and the butter-milk worked out. 1t
can then be set away in a cool place for
twenty-four hours, after which it should
be again worked, until all the butter
milk is thoroughly expelled. when it can
be packed down in pots, and will keep
for a long time if air is excluded.