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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-25

There were four inches of snow at Waterbury. Monday morning, the 18th, with the mercury only two degrees above three inches of snow fell at Middletown, and the sleighs were brought out At Bristol, Tuesday morning, thermometer near the depot went down to zero. This for mid November is tough
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-25

fg-A Frenchman named Desmatraw visited. as a peddler, the house of Peter Dune in Chcopee. Mass. Nov 9th while the family was absent, and took away little girl by the name ot Augustine Lucas, aoed seven. whose father lives in the city of New York After the peddler arrested for the abduc- ton. the body of the child was found in the river Sunday morning, shockingly mutilated. coro- ner's inquest was held, and verdict of rape and murder returned against Desmatraw: The people were with difficulty prevented from iynching him on the spot. He was held for trial, and there is no doubt of his guilt The child was last seen alive at the door of the house, talking with the peddler
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-25

Dr. N. B. Ives of New Haven, had valuabl horse stolen, while making call one evening las week The policemen have been unable to gain an trace of the property.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-25
AN OLD RTRTE

We have been much interested in looking over the pages of an old Bible just presented to our County Historical Society by CHARLES c. BuEL Esq., of this town. It was printed in London in 1899, by 1.-The Deputies of Christopher Barker, printer to the Queens most excellent Majestic" The translation is a much earlier one than that now in general use and it is curious to note the frequent differences in the phraseology of the two versions while the man. ing is almost universally the same. Take for in- stance the last of the last chapter of the Old Testament:
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-25
,resenk Iersi..n
3urisDf Trs;ou

put unto you Cn1C Z. but unto YOU that feare my Name shall the fear my name shall the sunne of righteousness Sun of righteousness arise arise, and health snail Ue with healing in his wings; under his wings, and ye and ye shall go terth a,.d shall go forth. and gruw grow up as calves Vt the up as far calves stall
 5. And ye shall tread 5. And ye shall tread down the wicked for they down the wicked fol shall be dust under the they shall be as ashes un- scales of your eete in the der the >oleS of your day that shall doe this, in the day that shall do say tn the Lord of hoasies this. saith tie Lord ot
 f. Remember the Law hosts.
 of Moses my servant. which 1. Remember ye the I commanded unto him in law of NJ, ses my servant Horeb for all Israel with which comman,i led unto the statutes and judg hlm in ll"leb Tor all Isr,- ments. el. will the statutes and
 D. Beholde, will send judgments
 you Elijah the prophet be- 5. Beh' Id, I will send fore the comming of the you lijth the prophet ht great and ttareful day of fore the c,ming of the the Lord grelt and dreadful day of
 6, And he shall turne the Lorl
 the heart of the fathers to 6. And he shall turn the children and the heart the heart of the tcrs of the children to their to the children. and the fathers, least come and heart of the children to smite the earth with curs their fathers lest come ing. and smite tue earth with
 curse.
 In this old version, Dives is said to have " fared re and decatey every day ;" the unjust judge says " Yet because this widow troubleth me- will doe her rg, lest at the last she shall come and nuke me ;'' of the ruler" to whom Christ said one thing thou lackest," &c., it is said, ' But when he heard those things he very heaVy for he as mar reilous rich.''
 Appended to the Bible are divers Psalms and Hymns " done into metre by some old poet. The language is often quaint enough to excite a smile while the metre is to lead us to wonder how our ancestors contrived to sing such doggerel Dr. Watts and his successors certainly deserving the thanks of the Christian world for the reform they accomplished in this respect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-25

fgrThe Spring session of tfe Electic College of Medicine, Cincinnati, O., commences Feb. 9th.
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patients can be restored to robust, vigorous
health.
The afflicted are cautioned against the use of
Patent Medicines, for there are so many ingcn-
ous snarcs il, the columns of the public prints
To catch and rob the unwary sufferers, that mil
lions have their constitutions ruined 10y the vile
compounds of quack doctors or the equally poi.
son0us nostrums vendcd rs Patent Medicines
have carefully analyzed many Of the so-callcd
Patent Medicines and iud that nearly all of them
contain Corrosive Sublmatc, which is one Of
the strongest preparations ot mercury, and n
deadly poison. which, instead of curing the dis
case, disables the system for life.
Three fourths Of the patent nostrums now III
use are put up by unpr;ncpled and Ignorant per
sons who do not understand even the alphabet
of the rnateria medica, and ar6 equally as t,es;;-
tutc of any knowledge of the human systcm,
having one object only in view, and that to
make money rega: dless of consequences.
Irregularities and all diseases of males and
females treated on principles established by
twenty years of practice, and sanctioned by
thousands of the most remarkable cures. Ncdi,
cines with full directions any par; vi The
United States or Canadas, by patients commu-
iicoting their symptoms by letter. Business
correspondence strictly confidential. All letters
| asking advice must contain postage stamp.
| Address, }. SUMMERVIitE, NJ. d.
Box No. So.
| Office No. 1871 Filbct St., old No. !UN, Below
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa,
| Nov. 20, 1881. il-lv,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution, Established by spc.
cial endowment for the relief Of the
sick AID aistEsssai, afflicted
with Virulent and Ep-


cial endowment for the relief Of the
| sick AID aIstressai, afflicted
with Virulent and Ep-
idemic diseases.
IINO all persons afflicted with Sexual Disea.
Il scs, such as Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrh0ea, elect, Sy
phyllis, the Vice OF 0nanism or Self Abuse &c
SC,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
the awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the dcceptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
by Qnacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a Charitable Act wor.
thy Of their name, TO open a Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class Of diseases. in all
their forms, and to give Medical Advice Gratis.
10 all who apply by letter, with description OF
their condition, (age, occupation, habits Of life
&c.,) and in cases OF extreme poverty. TO Fur,
nish Medicines Free of Charge. Ii is needless
to add that the Association commands the high.
est Medical skill Of the Age, aud will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on q review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of be-
neyolent effort, have beDn Of great benefit In
the afflicted, especially TO the young, and they
have resolved TO devote themselves, with re.
pewed zeal, TO this very important but much
drspiscd cause.
Just Published by the Association, a Report
on Spermatorrh9a, or Seminal Weakness. the
Vice Of 0nanism, Masturbation or Self.Abu.e.
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. by the
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail.
lin sealed letter envelope,) Free Of Charge.
on receipt Of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, for report or treatment, DR.. Geo. R.
Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associ.
alton, No. . South Ninth Street Phfadelpl.is.
Ia by order Of the DiFectors,
EZRAiD HEARTWELL, PgKsIDEsr.
GEO. FAIRCHlID, Secretary.
March 10, A--lx
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CT ASS IL.
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Ga.
in public on
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1858.
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SUFFER NOT!
WHEN A CURE Is GUARANTEED


81 G Il Il L DISEASES.
Sey.AIuSe, Nervous Debilly, Structures.
Gieei', Grarek Diabetes. Diseases Of The
Kidneys and Bladder, NercriaI Rheuna.
i'Sm, ScrotuLd, Pains n he Bones and
Ankles, Diseases Of he Lungs, Throat.
Nose and Eyes, Ulcers np0n he BodD or
lambs Cancers, Dropsy, Epiiipiic fHs.
NJ Was Dance. and all Diseases arisino
from arrangement Of The SrrWal Organs.
Snch as Nervous Trembling, Loss Of .IGemo.
ry, loss OF Power, General Weakness, Dinncss
OF vision, with peculiar spots appearing before
tne eyes, loss oil Sight, Wakefuness, Dyspepsia,
i"Ner disease Eruptons upon the face, pain
III the back aud head, Female Irregularities and
all improper discharges from both sexes. IL
matters not from what cause the disease origi.
hated, however long standing or obstinate the
case recovery Is certain, and in shorter time
'hah permanent cure can he effected by any
other treatment, even after the disease has bal
He'd the skill OF eminent physicians aud resisted
All Their means OF cure. The medicines are
pleasant without odor, causing no sickness, and
ifee from mercury or balsam. During twenty
years OF practice, nave rescued iron, ti,. iaw.
oi Death, many thousands, who, il the last
stages OF the above mentioned diseases had
oeeh gwen up to die by their ph ysicians, which
warrants me In promising to the afflicted, who
may place themselves under my care n perfect
anu most speedy cure. Secret diseases are The
greatest enemies TO health, as they are the first
cause OF consumption, Scrofula and many
other diseases, and should be a terror 10 the
human family, as permanent cure in searcelv
ever Effected, majority Of the cases faIlin. In,
TO the hands Of incompetent persons. who nor
only fail 10 cure the diseases but ruin the con.
sttntion, filling the system with mercury which
with the disease, hastens the sufferer into rapid
consumption.
But should the disease aud the treatment mot
cause death speedily aud the victim mar,cs
The disease is entailed upon the children. who
are born with feeble constitutions, and the cnr.
rent OF life corrupted by virus which hc,tavs
hself IN scrofula, letter. Ulcers, Eruptions and
gtpcr affections Of the skin, Eyes, Throa, and
IS'ng. entailing upon them brief existence
OF suffering, and consigning them TO an carly
grave. UNITY
sELf ABUSE is another formidable .o.,v
10 health, For nothing else In the dread ca,aio.
que OF human diseases causes so dcstruc,ivn a
drain upon the system drawing lie thousand. os
Vicums through few years of suffering down
70 an untimely grave. IL destroys the Ner,m,s
system, rapidly wastes away the energies of life
causes mental dersnsement, prevents the pro,
per aeyel"pment OF the system, disqusiifes for
marriage, socIety, business, aud all earthly hap.
plness, and lea yes the sufferer wrecked In bod,
alI,, anu m,nu, predisposed 70 coususnpuon aud
u"m o' evils more 10 be dreaded than death
unfortunate victims OF SELF Abuse thai a ner.
nqnent and speedy crre, can be eilec.ed and
WIN 'he abandonment Of ruinous practices, my
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Infallible Remedy,

IL you are suffering with any OF the above
distressing ailments, the Fluid Extract Buchu
will cure YOU. Try ii and be convinced of it,
efficacy.
BEWARE or QCACK NOSTRUMS AND
QCACK DOCTORS,
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Suffering, Money, and exposure, by sending or
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IL allays all pain and inflammation, is perfect
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HcImboId's Extract BucI,u

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PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
with the greatest accuracy ard Chemical knoxL
edge and care devoted in its combination. Sea
Professor Devices Valuable Works on the Prac.
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Of all disease, the great first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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.B"$1OO Ri

one hundred Dollars will be paid TO any Phys,
clah VINO can prove that the Acdicne ever in,
Jured Patient; and the testimony of thousonds
can be produced TO prove that il does great
good. Cases of from one week To thirteen
ye"rs standing nave been effected The mass
OF Voluntary Testimony In possession Of the
proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
Po"ers, Immense. embracing names wei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-23
PEhSONAL-

go. Col. Ruggles, U. = A, is at viii ards
Hon. Marcus Parrot, of Kansas Terri
tory is at Kirkwoods'
-. Ex-senator Dickinson Is rapidly recover
ing from the effects Of the accident which be re,
with
80. Ex-Governor Robert Walker late of
Kansas, has returned 10 his residence in th,s
city, from New Yoik.
-. An American traveller. writing from Lon
don to the Boston Transcript saws he mt,ses two
luxuries he had at home, viz: ice and handsome
women
-. hessrs: Lipscomb and Butler, who wee
about to indulge In = duel at Edgeheld, Z. c..
have become reconciled, and no blood has been
spilled.
go. Col Jack Hays, Of California, Of world
renowned fame in connection with the military
history OF the Republic of Texas and our subst-
9uent war with Mexico, is At the Kirkwccd
House in this city.
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DIED.

On the 22d instant, Mrs. SARAH FRENCH in
the nth year of her age. "
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
George VIehman, No. SIS Mass. venue between 2d
ana 81 sts, TO morrow Afternoon, at 2o'clOck.
On the morning Of the sd instant, after painful
age. - '
The friends Of the family are kindly invited to at
lend the funeral from his late dence No. 46 9Th
Afternoon, at IN O'Clock.
baltimore Sun and Ohio papers plea'e copyD'
At bis residence. in Georgeto on the 22d inst
JOHN WHEEl.AN, in the 43d y ear of his age
MS trends and acquantances are requested to
Ing, ut o'clock at his late residence corner of 18th
and Frederick SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-23

CENTRE MARkETy-This morning the market
was not as well attended as usual upon the last
market day Of the week, but the quality Of pro-
visions offered was excellent. The hay market
was well supplied, and prices ranged from 90 cts
10 II Is per cwt. There was a very fine lot of
pork offered at the scale house at 81 and 81 IS
per 100 lbs. The best of order prevailed during
market hours. The prices under the sheds were
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MARRIED..

On the 2lst instant. by the Rev. John r. Mich
OILS, AIT GEORG T. vi. GOODRICH to Miss JANE
X. THOMPSON, both of Mary land
On the 14th instant by the Rev. Mr.. Chan
Mr. LANES i. HARRISON to Miss ELIZA
JANE ROLLINS. both of this city.
On the list instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Granville
PHILIP II. COOK to Miss Lucy A. BROWN
both of this city.
On the 18th instant at the Church of Epiphany, nv
The Rev. Dr.: Plnkney, THOMAS LOWEa and Miss
JAN r. e. CLEMENTSON both of Washington
tAlexandrIa papers please copy.
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Southern Markets.

CHARLEsToN, Jan. - Sales of Cotton 20 dsv
unlmpo' tant, not exceeding 50 bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan 22.-Sales TODAY 600 bales. az
prices slightly nrmer--a alp.c
AUGUSTA, Jan. 22.-Sales 10 bales AZ I'M
changed rates awaiting the steamers news
Decrease at all ports 5i2 J00 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81. The lower qualities
of cotton exhibit a decline of nc T., but middliny,
hold steady; 900 bales were sold TO day
Flour il buoyaBt at 81 6aasi 20 Red whes,
quoted at SLIGO and white at 81 Is. Gunny cloth
quotes at II \.
FTeights have slightly declined; cotton 20 Liv-
erpool 7-l6d AID.
Exchanges-on London 6a7 per cent, and on
New York lal . per cent premium.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-Sales TODAY 100
bales; all qualities slightly lower-91a9. Re
ceipts last week were 10 600 bales stock $50 90
Less at all ports than last year SO. $40 baIes
Flour dull, 81 GO. Rio coffee s. s9dgL1c. sale,
OF the week Il 500
freishts dropping. Exchange on Lond on IUe J,
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-MRS. RUFF, No. 3gS ID street
- ne " seventh, has taken this large and c,mrno
dIous House. where she intends to rent her rooms
furnished or unfurnlshed, TO single Gentlemen, or
1entlemen and their Wives. with Board. Transient
Boarders by the paw or week Meals sent out AZ 4
hours Of the day.
Also; wanted, girls TO do general homework.
ian Him
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MADAME A. NOURRIT.
l'I No. 7l6 Walnut ST., below 9Th. Philadelphia
n,.. IMPORTER OF
FRENCH FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES
BONNETS AND FINE MILLINERY,
IEA.n Begs leave to inform the Ladies now IN
AEEln Washing ton city that she has opened ON
AtSOfOr two or three weeks only, a Saloon *
on IA. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts No 25s
where Ladies will find all the above articles OF the
latest and richest style, being selected by NJ me n
herself In Paris, during her accustomed yearly visit
there for thst purposa "
nj me Nourrit having contracted with Mr., Felix
the celebrated Colfsur of the Empress Eugene and
Queen Victoria, for the sole depot IN the United
states of his Head Dresses, she will be able Ia fur
nlsh all the Coneures If the latest pattern worn al
nowned artist. -
inc. A an vG On 49,
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Financial,

NEv ORR, Jan. y stocks are higher gene
rally, Chicago and Rock Island 60 Cumber
land Coat Co. l5h Illinois Central shares o.;
90 bonds 9Oai La Crosse and Milwaukee I2s
Michigan Southern 2Os New York Central ~ \
Missouri c. SIh.
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CorNrERFEITsRs Convicted AND SEsrENcEp
WIN Anderson, Chas. Miller, VIM. Lewis, and
Peter Carver, charged with conspiracy to com
mt burglary and larceny, and also with con-
sPiracy to manufacture and pass gold aud silver
CON- have been convicted al Williamsport, Pa -,
ate! tfial lasting two days. They were sen
fenced to the penitentiary for the following
terms Anderson and Miller 10 four wears and
fonr months, Lewis TO three yeats and two
months, and Carver to one year and ten months
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New York Markets.

NV YORK, Jan. 3 Flour Is heavy to-day
with sales of :, 90 bbls state 81 aO.si So OBS
81 i0s5 90; Southern a. y0at Is
Wheat Is advancing; sales uaimpcrtznt; white
81 2Sasl 10 Corn is steady; sales small
Pork has declined; mess Sli coasts 90. Bee.
Is quiet; Western mess 80 75asI2. Lard heavy
at aa9tc
Whisky is hrm at II &c. for Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-23

WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap Ice
Cream and Water Ices at Sl-5o per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and + SITS.
jan ~ Inn l. FussrIT
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SUPREME CoURr-Ffiday.-Wm McClintock
Esq, Of Iowa, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor Of this Court
No. 65. John McGavock plaintiff in error. RS
Peter w. W oodlief. The motion TO dismiss this
thereof, and by Mr.. Benjamin in opposition
thereto.
No. ~. Eugene Leitensdorfer ct al , plaintiffs
in error, Us James ]. Webb The ar rument of
this cause was continued by Mr. Polk for the de-
PENDANT in error, and concluded by Mr. Gillet for
the plaintiffs in error
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy announced Yesterday
that the Court would adjOur on the list day OF
March and meet again on the first Monday of
April next. Adjourned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. scoundrels. on Yesterday,
threw couple of large lint stones through the
windows Of the evening train of cars from Dalt-
more, as 1t was passing Cow Run, near Belts
vllie One OF the stones grazed the head of a
lady seated by the window and was sent with
sufficient force to have caused dangerous IL NOT
fatal blow, had 1t passed a hairs breadth to the
right
vkRY DELIGHTFUL house-warming was that
gwen last night by veteran and highly-esteemed
member of the corps typographical. That he NAV
i've thousand years 10 enjoy his beautiful and
convenient new residence, is the hearty wish of
his army of friends.
WATCH RKTURNs.-John Buchanan. Md dis
orderly and carrying dangerous wea pons; work
house 96 days and fined 500 and costs Thomas
BuTnett ID. c., drunk and disorderly; workhousc
80 days. Chas. GRAY, Md =, do, and assault do
Nliilam Hlpklns, Va, drunk in the street: dis
missed. Thirteen dodgers, all non-resdents
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NEW CONFECTIONERY

NO. All 7th ST., one door north Of G. 81
The subscriber respectfully Announces TO the cifi-
Zens ana the public that he has fitted I'D his estab
lishment IN the best style. and has on ha mi the
choic .StEoNtE &c rlONEHS of al kinds
h;E CREAM always To be had, and of the ysry
best quality, which he VIII furnish To order in aDy
part ol the city nj 81 per gallon.
Fresh PIES and CAk rs. of All kinda ayerv d.,
At IL clock. made Of the best material the msrke
can sfiurd. ~
kept M n place al tins Kind.
Balls. Parties. Weddings, a O.. furnished to order
IN the shortest notice and the most REASONABLE,
terms.
Jan Ig-m' WM T. FORM
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Alleged Bank R,bb.r Arr..,.d

CLEvELASD, Jan. PA man was arrested IA
this city last night on suspicion of being con =
cerned in the robbery Of the Goshen Bank Five
thousand dollars i'm bills on that bank wer, found
his ~ N -~~''N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-23

ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-Governor King has com
muted the sentence Of death upon the lad Cnm-
mlngs, convicted Of the murder Of Stumpf 4
German, Ina conformity with the unanimous de-
sire of the citizens Of ALBANY
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Millinery, &C.

MILLINERY, DRESS-MAkING AND
NA THINNING ESTABLISHMENT
LADIES' visiting Washington are respectfully in
I0rmed that We are prepared to make up Dresses
CoaAs basques, &c.. at short notice, IN the latest
STYLES, and satisfaction guaranteed in a cases
large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
arrest and handsOmest sty les, with CLOARS
BAAS9UES, UNDER DRESSES, BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and MI Millinery, of every descrip-
ton, always ON hand. NJ WIlIJAN
10 I'm opposite Centre Market.
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NOTICE NOTICE Fine haiance of stock re-
nidIblng on hand, such as Oak. Cherry and Pine
Lumber, Shingles, laths and PalIngs, will lie sod
very oheap iof cash, II applied for soon.
IN. &. PURDY, Il CO.,
Jan ls-lw Yard lst ST.. near Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-23

kOR SAL. -ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
- offered ut private sale. A great bargain and a
gnm opportunity Tor ConfectIOner who under
not disposed Of 10y the 9Th Of February mex the
Ehole CONCERN together with the three story Brick
House, 81 Bridge street, will lie eTed N, nnh,,c
hhciion Georgetown, ID. e., Ian IF
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Fire, Ac.

NEw foRE, Jan 23.-Tbe store OF =. A Gil
bert, at Ctica was destroyed by IRE, loss $500
insured for S2O.UOp
There i. nothing of the Europa, weather clear
and cool; thermometer - deg
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jan 8-dts> for the District az Cn1s,.nn - .

NAkSHAL'S SAIE.-In ylrtus ar . -, r.
Ivl her facas issued from the Clerks of5es III
Circuit Court OF the District of COLUMBIA for the
expose 10 public SALE for CASH in front af ,ss
mn IF Rouse ooor OF sand county on RIDAY the
properly 10 VIII: All defendants right. tile oIs,m
In the Civ of W Sac 70 Lot No. square No Ss,
a1 a GUAR the improvements thereon. seized And
will he said =, ne property Of John M. McCaia and
'erm' 1871, IN favor Of Sweeny Ri,terson.e Co.
;,ae, j. ID. HOOVER,
!.-no IS marshal tor the District of Columbia.