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mysterious Disapp.ar.nc.

DETROIT, Jan i-Mr. w. n. Russell, proprf-
etor Of Russell House, Of this CITY len the stor
House, New York. on the 18th ult :, since which
tune nothing has been heard Of him. IL IL sur
posed that be is wandering about the country de-
RANGED -
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF deed of trust ex-
4 ec9ted to me and recorded in Llber J. A. s.,
no. lo, folIOs 81 2S8, 80, go, and x6l one of the
land records Of Washington county, District Of Co
tumbla shall, on THURSDAY, the 5 st OF Decem-
Der next, at ocock p m, front of the premises
offer for sale at pubic auction to the highest bidder
therefor the eastern half of Lot No E. in Square No.
III, Ia subdivision OF John Wilson and Nicholas
Caan, as the same is recorded the office OF the
record Of sad city of Washington, District OF Co
Terms cash. The property to be resoId at the
rsk and expense of the purchs unless the terms
Gay of sale. " "
EDW. {. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
dS-iawts A. GREEN, Auct.
1.-THE AROYE SALE Is POSTPONED
nntIi III RSDAl, the 9TH January, 1859. same
Jan l&7 A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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Walkers Men Di.charsed

NORFOLK, Jan 5.-Walker's men were dis.
charged fom the Saratoga to-day, by orders from
Washington, and many Of them were wandering
about the city destitute and moneyless
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Machine Shop Burnt-

RICHMOND, Jan. 5.-The machine shop Of the
Central Railroad accidentally caught fre and
was consumed tonight. seven locomotives
were destroyed, involving loss of Sl5, 600 The
insurance is only trifing.
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Louisville, Jan. John Smelt a. Co, bank
ers OF this city. have fully lquidated their labil
ties and resumed business
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SAVANNAH, Jan. 5.-Sales to-day zoo bale,
MAJ KIT easy at DC, with more buyers than sellers
all qualities are slightly drarer.
AUGUSTA, January 5.-Sales Of 900 bales, a.
active inquiry, with more buyers than SELLERS
feeling gaining credence that the crop will u
unusually short
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wAsHfSsrox, January Z, fsss
To cha' Maeksy,sEsq., III. 'D.slgrRrT

DHAh SIN The great pleasure and instruction
afforded us BY your Introductory Lecture on Pc.
etry and Song. makes us feel unwilling that You
should leave our city before delivering the other
two Lectures, which, we understand, complete
your course. 'as 70.
We, therefore, respectfully and earnestly solicit
that you will do Us the favor to prolong your stay
In Washington so far as to crafty our wishes in
this respect; and also oblige many of our citizens
who were unable to be present on Saturday eve
ming.
Very sincerely and truly yours,
Aaron V. Brown, Napier,
John Appleton, James l.. Orr,
William II. Seward, w. f. Ouseley,
Humphrey Marshall, Aiex'rH. Stephens,
j. P. Benjamin, VIM. Bigler,
u f. Pugh, c. C.. Clay, jr,
Jefferson Davis, w w Seaton,
]. Clancy Jones, James B. CLAW
F. p. Blair, jr, f.. Joy Morris.
t. Il. Clingman, Ohio r. Singleton,
IL. Winter Davis, I'D. Hoover,
Geo. Eustis, jr., William Smith,
Arnold Harris, NJ r. II. Garrett,
. Elijah Ward, J.H. Savage
Arson Burlingame, John A. Quitman.
Edwin Croswell, Schuyler Colfax
John Sherman, Charles l. Scott
Gaiusha A. Grow, Edwin B. Morgan,
Rodman NJ. Price, and others
was unable to attend the Introductory Lee
ture above alluded to; but do most earnestly
concur in the above invitation, that may have
the opportunity of hearing.
j.. CRITTENpEN
WILLARD's HOTEL, January 5th.
GENTLEMEN: | have to thank you for the very
kind and cordial invitation contained in your
letter Of yesterday. regret that other engage
ments Will prevent me from complying with
your request to the full extent, but shall be
most happy to prolong my stay in Washington
until Saturday evening, and to deliver one other
lecture on the Popular Songs Of England, >; in
obedience to your requisition.
Again thanking you, individually and collec
lively, for the honor you have done me,
! remain, gentlemen, yours very sincerely,
CHAs. MACKAY.
To His Excellency, Lord Napier, the Hon. J L.
Orr, the Hon. A. v, Brown, the Hon. w. H.
Seward, the Hon. C. c. Clay, jr., and others
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AUCTION SALES
TO-DAY 4 To- MORROW MORNING.
B, :. e: Meg UIRE, Au0tloneer.

by y. g. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer.
FUhNITOkE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
SING Isn AM sArSfIos.aon THURSDAY NOR
ady declining ee ing on the west side Of
zln street. between and g streets; shall sell the
urnifure and Effects. ,omprIsinr~
Mahogany Hair spring Sofa. Chars ard Rocler
marble top Centre Table, Washsfand,
Cane and wood seat Chairs Iounre
Gilt Window Shades, Gas Fixtures
Carpets Oilcoth, Mating,
Bedstsads, Bureaus. Washstands
Mattresses. Wardrobe, Pillows,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Dining and Breakfa Tables,
Cooking and other Stoves.
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: S2O and under, cash: over that sum, a
credit OF 50 and 81 dsys for Satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
jan 5 d T. c. MCGUIRE. Anctioneer.
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DIvIDEND.-The Bank Of Washington has de-
clared dividend Of three per cent. out of the
profits Of the bank for the past six months.
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS
l. PAINTING AND PHorosR APHY COMBINED
II o TO RAPRIC TRAITS
In Oil ColOrs, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LIFE.
3. WALKERS

3. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hail. corner ~ st. and Pennsy lvania avenue
8. WALKER has fitted mp the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay of pta thereby
rendering his adjustment one of the most com
piete and handsome in the whole country. He has
hne Oil Paintings by some of the best ancient and
modern masters, TO which he intends to aad fires h
lmportatlons. s. WALKER las also fitted u o a com
pete suit OF rooms, with private rObIng apartments
for ladies, and purchased the finest possible nstru
ments and engaged first class operative artist to
S rHtPp Anu Al d
GUERRE0TYPE PO RTR Airs, from the
smallest nafntdfHre to size Of life.
>. WALKER. ny combining the Photographic Pro-
CESS with the art Of Painting, Of which he has had
% years experience. and whose specimens of life
size portraits may be seen in some ofthe first fan.
hes OF the city, as well as those exhibited in his
two, to produce portraits that have never been ex
oelled for their fidelity and life like ex preston Can
vas and boards prepared By himself expressly for
Particular attention paid to the painting OF Por-
traits Miniature or life-s1e, from small pictures OF
Photographs taken from oorpses or sick persopn
taken at their own residences, immediate notice
Committees and classes taken in any number IN
groups, and any quantity OF copies from tho same sold
ct reasonable charges.
:, tikepe:ses painted on CopPeE for Tomb Stones.
Valuable on Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully back lined and restored to their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
TO call at the Gallery over ShillIngtons book store
entrance ~ street. two doors from Pennsy lvania
Nanuo. ...-F. Nv Lem
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Millinery, &c.
MADAME A. NOURRIT
WI No. TIC Walnut ST., below 9Th, PhiIadsIphi

NADA NJ E A. NOURRTT,
WI No. TIC Walnut St, below 9Th, PhiladsI phia,
. IMPORTER
FRENCH FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES.
BONNETS ANDFINE MILLINERY,
HER.a Begs leave to inform he Ladies now IN
zSTL<In Washington city that she has opened S&xN
0HS0ior two or three weeks only. Saloon x
on Ia. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS, No 80
latest and richest style, being selected by Mime n
herself IN Paris during her accustomed early visit
there for that purpose.
Mime Nourrit having contracted with Mr.. Felix
the celebrated Co,feur OF the Empress Eugene and
Queen victoria, for the sole depot IN the United
states OF his Head Dresses, she will he able TO fur.
nIsh all the COfeures of the latest pattern wornat
nowned artist.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and exam
STA
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EDW. c. DARLINGTON. Trustee
d 9-lawts A GREEN anct
By JAS. c. McGUIRE. Auctioneer.

L on THE lsLAND.-By virtue of deed OF trust,
bearing date on the LIST day of November, 1855 sId
recorded IN lIber J. A. =, No. IS, folio "a ct seq
the criber will Sc al pubic sale. ON SATIIR
DAY the 18th day of January, 1885, at O'Clock D.
M, on the promises. Lot No. 10, in the subdivision
OF square NO. as fronting IS feet inches ON 6th ST.
west, between south and streets, and running
back with that width l1O feet to fteen-feet aIiey
house -o
Terms of sale: One half cash; the residue i'm SIX
nine and twelve months for notes bearing interest
IRON DAY OF sale, secured by deed oftrust pom the
property and al not complied with in days the
sd the property vi DO Tesold upon one weeh's a
notice, al The risk and e& pense of the purchaser.
Al convey anclng at the expense of the pu rchaser
The trustee will convey only such title as n vested
In HIM. CHAS s MA IIACH Trnstea
uN-eo0&ds j. e. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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Not Respifed.

TRENTON, Jan. 6-Tbe reported respite OF Don
nelly is an error. His execution takes place on
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MARSHAL'S A E. In virtue of a writ OF
uA heri iac'ss, under tse Lnn iar, ISSUED from
OF Columbia for the County of Was hingion. and TO
me directed snail pose to public sale. for Cash,
IN front of the CouTt-House door of said County o,
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January 1853 at n o'cI'k
m. the following described property, to wit: All
oelenqants right, title cain, and interest and 10
GU Third street north, between + ard r streets
west In the City OF Washington, ID. c., seized and
viii be sold TO satisfy judicial No. a. TO October
term, 1857, In favor Of Grips d Waller,
ID. HOOVER,
19-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia
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NARSHAL'S l. r - In virtue Of n writ Of
l'1 h-r iacI1s, under the Lien Ia -, issued from
Inc Clerks othce OF the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trlct of Columbia, for the County of Washins ton,
and TO me directed, shall expose to public sale for
Cash, IN front Of the Court House door of said
county, on TUESDAY the 18th day of January 1859,
at Il oclock M, the following described properry
10 wit; All defendants right, title, claim, and IN
ter+st In and TO house, erected part of Lot No.
/, In Square No. 49,. corner of street south and
eth street west. in the City Of Washington, D. C +,
seized and LEVIED upon as the property of Walter
A. True, and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No "a
10 OctoDer term. 1857 In favor OF CrIpps Waller.
l9-dts Marshal for the District Of Colnmbi,
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan. 6-The House voted Oh rec time.
this morning without efecting the choice 90 ,
Speaker. The Governors message was trans.
mifted
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BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuotioneeE.
BOOKS, JEWELRY AND PLATED-wARE
- AT AUcrIoN-On THIS Tuesday, EVENING
ana every evening during the week. 1 shall SELL al
my auction store. conner OF 7th and ID streets at
@ clock. large and valuable collection Of Books
geweiry, and Plated Wac. such
! aw, Medical, and StsDdard Works,
Byron, Eur s, Shelly, Pope and Moore's Poems
hlbu"s, Bibles. Prayer Books, DC,
with genera assortment of American Works.
ALSO
large and hne collection Of Jewelry, such as
I,oid and Silver Watches, ChaI ms, Bracelets,
Camecs Mosaic Colds one, and other sets
g Ings. Pins, studs. Cuff Buttons, Pens, &C.
FINE pial ed Tea Sets, Cons, sting Of six pieces,
Liquor and Castor stands, fine article.
Butter Dishes, Gobiets, Mugs and Flagons, &c.
All of which will positively be sold.
IAN 5 A. GREEN, Auctioueer
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New YeYk N1arkst.

NEW ioRk Jan Flour closed dull: sales
OF 200 obIS \ ate - 25as3 30, Ohio 81 65ai q;
Southern =. 5naSl So
w heat s firm; sales kof $780, Southern white
81 %, red ~ l0aSl.l6 Corn steady; southern
white at 50 a., yrliow 6Oa6I
Pork Is hraSy Beef and lard are dull
Whisky is dull at 2la2I xc for Ohio
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBLIC!
$1,000 WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES TO BE Sol

$1,000 WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES TO BE SoLp.
BOOTS AND SHOES at greatly reduces ed sySs o.
prices. Ny object in doing Is To close
or March, in order to make extensive inv ~
Proyements IN ny store ROOM
My stock Of Shoes is larger, cheaper, and better
% pair. ladies' Shsso sask EoAed CATERS th'k ''o''
25o pairs Ladies' Black and Colored Caters. at IS
80 pairs Morocco Boots, thick soles. at 81, very
cheap
i5o pair. Ladies Black and Colorsd Caters, with
heels. At 3 SIN.
Boy. and Shoe. Of ali kinds. that
are kept IN a hrst-clzs shoe store.
Cd, be%e pu V the al
along and see for youI self.
F. NJ: MAGRUDER.
3l.2w corner 9TH and streets. No. SO.
RYE AND BARLEY MALT.
CITY MALT HOUSE. corner Of f West tn Pals Az.
enus and Block st.. Baltimore. Md. nv s-iv
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all odors. at GIBBS'S
80. HSv st0rs pes, 18Th st. and at his Sales Room
DRta9SMATIG5 MIsToRY Of Sc W.Enns,2a
d Gi' 10 FRANcK TAYLOR.
BOOZE s-orrrsH-clffTHs2a. k
PHILBRICK's THIRD ANNUAL SALE
open at
No. 476 PennSylrnnia arsnus, first door east Of
United States Hotel.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several
Thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
aud American Literature. hoh will be sold al; the
s"d re ssS q VIII Il for sas
immediately after the sael to each purchaser of
Book for which we receive 81 and upwards.
Our PRESENTS consist IN part Of
Ioid and Silver Watches. Gold l.ockets, Brace
lets, hrmlets, Chains, Cameo, Gold stone and Mo
SAFE Pms and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
dc.
S75r worth of Presents will he given away with
each Thousand Books sold.
Catalogues OF Books can be obtained at the store
aides and gentlemen invited to call and e1-
anime our stock Of Books and Presents.
sales DAY and Evening
ii-u J. PHILBRICK. Aren't.
NJM. j. STONE, JR.
w ATrORNEYAT-LAW
Has REMOVED his Ofce and esd enos TO 5th At
on judiciary square, one door from Louisiana
n -eoyw
BEAUTIFUL WOODEN GOODS. SOCKS
dli McLAUGHLINs.
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HARRISBURG, Pa Jan 6-rh. cor.,no,,.
message treats chiefly OF the state finance. hants
and tariff The state OF the finances rs. 80 ,,s
Sshteo 30 satisfactory an aspect for a Ione time
DnrlnS tue year every demand on III. t,es.arv
has been paid from the revenue derived from or,
q nary resources. ''' w
WITHIN three years the public debt hn, Al,
cfeised nearly two millions The amount realized
firm he banks, by the payment OF one fourth p-T
cent on the capital stock, had defrzyed the .. .
penses OF the extra session, leaving a balance OF
thirty-fve thousand dollars
The Governor suggests reform In the han ki,y
system and its management; also mod ifc.tIoe
oil the tariff, giving more liberal protection 20
manufacturers, especially to the iron intercsts
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Outward Bound,
The Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-The Persia sailed at moo
to-day, with ~ passengers and nearly a. ,0Oo, 90
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

Two TIE Publications take notice that
Il have stopped payment of Check OF mine dated
18th Dec. 1857, on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
OF Georgetown, for SIS. Said check was given to
man representing himself as a Mr.. Davis-who
6rought forged order from BENZ. Rowland, Of
washington county for that sum. | therefore warn
all persons from receiving said check.
Respectfully, GEO. WATERS,
Jan 4-Str GEORGETOWN, Jan. 4, 1857,
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted 10 me- either nv
~ notes, past dues, due bills, or open accounts are
hereby ho:,hen thst shall expect them 10 pay ne
sons not complying to This notice a. the above
stated time VII have their notes. due bills or open
acconntt placed In the band Of officers. m lnstTuc-
tons 70 make the money,
Ta my customers who have paid me promptly ans
70 these who buy for cssh 1 return them many
orders with any goods appertsning 90 my business.
WIN. M. GRIPS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
81 Louisiana avenue, between eth and IA sts.
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FUTURE DAYS.

NARSHAL'S SALE. - In virtue Of a writ of
i'I FIeri facias, issued lr,m the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County of washington, and TO me directed shall
* pose to pubic sale, for CASH, Ia front Of the
18th day Of January 1853. at ~ O'Clock m The TO-
loving described property, 10 wit: All defendant
tlsht, title. claim and interest in and to Lot No
IN souare No. $50, in the City of Was hington d. c.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seIZed and levied upon as the property of
Edmond Riley. aud will be soldsto satIsfy Judicals
No. ST., to October term, 1851, IN favor of John
Waters.
.-.. J. u. HOOVER. Marshal
ian SITS for the District Of Columbia,
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RAisINs! FIGS" PRUNFs@
Fresh Layer RAISINS, in quarter, halfand whole
boxes. WITTY
FIGS in cartoons and in large and small drums
In very fine order.
.PRCNES, In glass jars and caskets of various
Sizes, being very beautiful for Christmas presents
- KING 4 BURCHEIL,
az corner Vermont avenue and 18th St
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CHINA. CLASS AND EARTHENWARE
NJ THOMAS PURSEII. & SON, IN
~ IMPORTERS, EiJ
have just received b, recent arrivals vi
from Liverpool and other sources one 80
hundred and fifty packages of the above articles OF
the latest pattern and shape.
Also. ivory hand ted and other KNIVES
FORKS, in sets OF 81 pNrs or separate,
Plated and Britannia CASrORS,
TEA and COZ FEE SETS,
Plated TABLE and TEASPOONS,
FORKS, LADIES and WATERS,
FRENCH snd Ensli,h China DINNER and T
VASES, TOYS, &C.,
all oiwhch will be Sold wholesale and retail at the
very lowest prices.
Il, Aine assortment of COMMON GOODS, suiia-
dsS-d2w '' PiiSN'
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DoN'T FORGET the Mechanical Boys on the DIST
Of January, at Anacostia Hall, Navy Yard nor
the ball of the Washington Club, at Forrest
Hall, Georgetown, to- night
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TEEEGRAPfifC NEWS
4 Frsa tAs Assscia,es pre.s As..s. 4
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ATrIr.r - al ~ a.

NV YORK, Jan. 6-The Collins steamer At
lsntic has arrived At SANDY Hook with four dsy,
Idtl European intelligence. The Cunard stea m
er Atnca arrived out on the 10th, and the Kan
The Liverpool Arm Of KIingender Bros. had
Mr. Buchanan's message was favorsbly cr,ti-
cis.d.
great damage and loss Of life.
There was nothing later from India
The MARKETS.
LivEsPooL Cotton bad advanced Sakd
closing nrm with large speculative inquiry.
breadstuns were quiet.
Provisions were dali
The noaey market was easier. Consols 20,
account closed at SO a93s.
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THE GEORGE WASHINGTON CLUB take
! great pleasure In announcing to their 0N
friends and the public In general that their ~
Second Annual Ball will be given at Forrest IN
Hall, georgetown, on WEDNESDAY EVE-El.
MING, January 81 h, 1853.
Hays Celebrated Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the evening.
No hats OF caps allowed in the room on the nj hit
of the Ball SD
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies' /; to be had of any member of the Club
and AT the door on the evening of the ball.
BY order of
d At" THE COMMITTEE
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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.
This cd and reliable Company are pre- pared to take
risks on lives at premiums that will SUIT all.
FRED CALLAN, Agent.
Omee-No. rs street, Washington City, D. e.
jan 4-StaWSV = ' =
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auotioneer.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
Corner Of PeHaSyIr aria areaHs and 9Th street
Il ARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF GRO
IL CERES. FRUITS, Liquors, &c, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, Jan. 8, We will sell,
at our auction room, without reserve, large assort
ment OF Groceries, fresh Fruits, consisting Of
100 whole, half, and quarter boxes RaisIns
50 drums Figs, CO. Cocoanuts
20 hays Peanuts, 5 bags Almonds
% boxes Oranges aud Lemons
10 barrels Pippin Apples
Imperial, Gunpowd,r q, and Black Teas
barrels Brown Sugars
bags Rio Coffee. % boxes Tumbers
20 boxes Mould and Adamantile Candles
50 boxes Soap, barrels Molasses
100 barrels prime HeuIngs
Brandy Cherries, Pickles, Mustard, Spices, &c.
20 baskets Champagne
50 cases brandy ard Blackberry Brandy
~ laTrels Whisky, assorted
~ one eighth casks Brandy, good article
81 lOxes Smoked HerIings
Is do prime Chewing Tobacco
1900 Cigars, good quality.
With many other articles in the Grocery lIne-aIl
OF which will be sold without reserve.
Jan It's WALL. n BARNARD, Aucfs
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NEW sTORE.-Our young friend, Joseph C
Caden, has opened choice stock of segars, to-
bacco and snuff, at No. 32i street, betwesn
Tenth and Eleventh streets. The lover Of sue
luxuries will find his establishment fully equal
to any other of the kind in the District OF Colum.
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w. NOTICE.-L &c ENSE Sail person,
lS whose Licenses from the Corporation @
Georgetown expire the 81 st inst. hereby mott
he'd promptly to renew the same, otherwise they
may subject themselves to a fine.
d 29-JawtOthJan VIM. LAIRD Clerk
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N NJ. RUPPEL.
lNORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, betw eel
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown,~ ~
announces to els patrons that at his(NN f. ,
RESTAURANT may be found at all IA NJ
times the choicest and most excellent w.
OYSTERS and all kinds of o. NJ r. in season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
jan 4-Sm
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The MELoDEoN continues to furnish to the
laughter-loving programme every night over
flowing with fun. The I" Hungarian WarbIers, ;,
= Scotch Strathskey'' dance, and aThe En-
chanted Sword' - are among the droll things Of
fered for the anus ement of the public.
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The RIVER grows dul! this fine weather. All
the oys'ermen are in despair. Bringing oysters
up from the bay, which they have purchased at
whole>aIe Ioi 10 cents per bushel. and selling
them at small retail for cents per bu,heI. they
say dont pay Thousands of bushels remain
phsoia at the wharves, and, like willis's eggs
lave . 0utliyed their usefulness ),
AZ hiiey' wharf, arrived schnr Federal Hill
" hediiey, from Baltimore, with lumber 10 Coyle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-06

By THE CoRREsPoNDENCE in another column,
it will be seen that DIR. Mackayh has partially ac-
coded to the request made by the distinguished
personages who have addressed him, and that we
are to have the pleasure of hearing him once more