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By WALL, n RARNApO
FUTURE DAYS
By A.GREEN, Auction.er.
HRESTEE SALE. DE Val IIAHI Is

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
TRUSTEE SAI.ED F VALUABLE INPeoytp
= PROPERTY, on Urn STREET. NRAR THE NAVY
lARD-By virtue of a deed of trust duly ex ecuted
and recorded being dated the 9th of February lR5S
and a, the request of the party entitled the debt
thereby secured the subscriber will sell at public
auction, IN front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
Jan. * ISb3 ~ clock p. M, part Of square nine
hundred and live, (S5D bounded iOrty one feet from
the southwest corner of said square, and running
thence north ong the line of 18th street q feet
6inches thence east IS feet thence southwardy IS,
thence ~ feet To the pace of beg nnng situated in
the city of Washington. The Improvements consist
OF good and subtantial and well-buIlt Frame
House.
Terms OF sale: One half cash the balance in six
and twelve months, the purchaser to give ms notes
for the deferred payments bearing interest from the
day OF sale. deed of trust taken to secure the
payments of the notes. All ancng at the ex
pence Of the purchaser.
III TIE terms of sale be not complied with N ten
DAY from the day of sale the trustee reserves the
right to resell said premises at the risk and cost of
the defautlng purchaser, by giving five DAY q notice
OF SAID resale IN some newspaper publ shed In the
city of Washington.
NIMROD GARRETTSON, Trustee.
Jan IS-eo2w A. GREEN, Auct.
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ANOTHER " DIsAPPEARANcE" IN INV YORK.
Miss Morrow. pretty deaf mute Of sixteen went
shopping on Thursday, with her married sister.
Mrs. Rour, and chose to stay outside Of a store
on Broadway, while her sister went in 10 trade
When the later came out, her sister was missing,
and she learned that she bad got into a coach
with gentleman and been driven of. The
family are alarmed but il appears that vio-
lence was used, and II is probable the lady will
soon appear with 40 her lawful protector /"
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DIED.,

On the 9Th instant, Mrs. ANNA w. WHIT
WE'LL aged 81 years, relict of John g. Whltwell
and daughter of the late Capt John COyle.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral services To morrow Thursday Afternoon,
az O'Clock, at the First Presby terrain Church. AZ
On the 18th instant. JAMES DIXON, ESQ.,. a ma
i've OF SCOTLAND, for the last thirty two years a
resident oil this county, in the 9th of his age
On the 18th instant, OWEN O'TOOLE, father
OF the Rev. Pastor of st. Patrick's. For seven
years after coming to this country, deceased resided
over twelve months ago. After long life of unva-
Iying good health now in the 18th year of his age
the consultations of his hoy faith, he c1imy ave
up his ,oul to God May he rest in peace.
HIS funeral will take pace at 10 O'Clock on Thurs.
betwecn and u when high mass will be celebrated
~ 81; PatrIcks, for the repose of bis soul, His
to attend. 9t
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AUCTION BALES.
NC By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
pVS TIVE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
= BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON + sIREEI, BE-
lEhNOO, February LIST, at 4 O'Clock, on the
Rsmses: shall s-H Lot No. 6, in Square No. $40,
and Sd streets east running back liz f to- 10 feet
aioy, win the improvements, consisting ofa three
s sG, anG basement Br ok Dwelling House, con-
u'in n nIght Rooms, wi 6as AID Gas Fix ures
other modern improvements ~ ''''' "''N
$50, I.Oc No. I. same Saua-e r ontinv 60 fact m
ii WI same stres u, running bfck ll2 feet to an
sey' !h the improvements, consisting of three
slo,y oick Dwei ing Hous' with Back Building,
,.t 1 IN saloon, farlor, wi Ia ge Dining Room
MN MN D9mD waiter, &c, eight hambers, Kitchen,
SO houses are nearly new, ell furn she'd with
al vie oouern Improve Ments, snd built in the most
sups,antiai manner, and ocat d IN one of the most
ps,uuIui ana pleasant parts offhe ci v.
80 Ierins: One fourth cash; the residue in g. r. and
in the premises. ~ ~ vi "us'
JrnZ n McCuIpr A..
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BY WALL BARNARD. Auctioneers
Corner Of PsnRsyirania arsnHe and 9Th street.
= sATURDAY M0RNfS;i. the snh instant Is;ME At
Y "is"e s we will sell IN front ofour store, large
80 bax ol les Teas. rults end Liquors,
10 DO; p Lemons asa very fine and large.
Barfes Of B2ow ANA and s' YeIox A JSSsS
20. crushed and Powdered do.
10 TO- and md,h lfharIels Sugar ouse Syrup,
Foxes Boxes Star; Ads%SStISs and Mould loud Candles,
Bags Rio Coffee, Chests Black and Green Teas,
soDacco Cigars different brands. Spices. Starch,
Ioo barrels prime Herring, Woeaen IVA Ware '''eS'
Quarter tG,s G and eye esbtS hssey do Brandy'
Gn % Sd Sss
Wine with several thousand Cigars Of ne brands. '
al; ss VI: "'''3 wei 0s ..s,,
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of five wrts of
issued from the clerks office of the Circuit Court
lngon, and to me directed, shall expose to public
ssd Tt s tSs dGI
ruaIy. 1885, at 2 O'clock M the following described
pfopsry, to WIT VIZ; Part of Lot |. IN square west
beginning at the southeast corner of said Lot No
running thence west along the line of street north
tence south IS feet to beginnng also the Undivided
1rt part OF Lot No H. IN said square, fronting on
with the rear Of said Lot No. l. 80 feet inches, as
purchased by John NJ cGa'vey of Messrs Ennis and
W3cdward; also, the other undivided moietv of
Lot NO; VI, IN SAID square. and that part of Lot No.
l. IN said square, commencing for the same at point
on street north, II feet west of the southeast
corner OF said Lot, and running thence on str eet
west lS feet inches. thence northwardly and psral
e with 9th street IS feet thence 18th the line
WaIdy to BEGINNING together with all and singular
as the Of jo sna w g.
To satisfy Judcials No. $50, So $50 S57 and s5a 10
January term 1853. IN favor Geo. Lowry Howell &
S.riOlns, Timothy rDonohue 4 Son. Patrick Led
wage, AM Getty Williams.
I'D. HOOVER, Marshal
Jan ~ dts for the District of Columbia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Counterfe,,i.e rn,e. Cent px.,,,

was arrested this evening by United state, den !.
MY MARSHAL Trip, on suspicion Of being con-
o,h IN ccuntereitng three cent pieces Sew
elaa , vsn are supposed to be implicated. The
to examine than from skillfulness in execution
The lower point Of the on the piece is LARGE
than the genuine, and the body o0he latter 10
and shield likewise Is bunglingly executed. be
ing raised considerably. Moreover, the coin has
a smoOth, CLASSY feeling when rubbed between
the thumb and finger.
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ANOTHER CHICAGO OFFICIAL INDIcTEp FoN
CRINE.-The Chicago Times gives a long ac-
count Of the arrest Of r 5. Hanson, nephew Of
Mayor Wentworth and Lieutenant Of Police, on
charge of larceny. Hanson had stolen from a
liquor and cigar store baskets Of champagne and
boxes of cigars, which were traced to houses OF
an unquestionable character. Three indictments
have been found against him. He is the elecsrth
oricer Of the present city government Of Chicago
who has been arrested or convicted Of some grave
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Later from Kausss.

CT. Lors. Jan. % The Democrat Of this city,
na, auvlces that the people Of Kansas have de
oeeu DO. 10 memorialise Congress for an enabling
a., ~, 10 pass one for themselves, and frame .
,on "a IKE Topeka, aud submit Il for accep
r.ss,S a. nsJccuon TO the people Mr.. Clarksor
Constitution ond oficial retuynt
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. % stocks generally IT.
regular, but closed hrmer. Chicago and Rock
Island e6k; Cumberland Coal Co. Is; Illinois
Central shares 9iA; do. bonds 95I; La Crosse and
Milwaukee 1lR, Michigan Southern 1917; New
York Central S0K; Pennsylvania Coal Co. 73k;
Reading s. i, Virginia 6's o2s; Missouri SIS IS.
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Byy.C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UN
=, IN, nMPRovED RtaL EsraT5-By virtue Of deed
recorded IN Llber j. a. s.. No. S5, folio 81. ct seq
re sqbscJlbeI WI, sell, az public sale, on WED
P. m, at the auction store of Jas c. Mcfiulre, on
the corner OF PennsylvanIa avenue and 10th street
west, the whole OF square 1854. fronting ass feet
inch on each of north and Streets and S5 fee tor
each Of tth and 18th streets west, and Lot No. II,
square M. 7S2, fronting 81 feet LIST street east
deep.
Terms of sale. One-third cash; and the balance in
SIX twelve and 10 months for notes bearing interest
from day OF sale, secured BY deed of trust the
property and If not complied with IN FIVE DAYS after
the sale, the property will be resuld upon one week
notice, al the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
All conveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser.
CHAS. :. WAIIACH Trustee.
Jan E-2taw6ds ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
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Walkers Southern Sn..,,.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 2sth-waIt.r,,
speech here was made up Of structures on the
general government At Selma be said the secret
oil Tue opposition TO his cause, and the high
handed outrages committed against him and hi.
men, was that the Americans OF Nicaragua favor
ed the establishment of slavery -
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Jan 27-Flour quiet; sales 4, 80,
bbls state 81 2jaSi 80; Ohio 81 .S5sSS; Southerr
81 .50ii IS.
Wheat firm; red 81 .l5asI 81.
Corn heavy; 5000 bushels; white 6oa7oc.
Pork buoyant.
aid &C. lower; quoted Sage
Whisky &c. lower; quotated u &c.
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Gen. Walker. Markets. ke.

Wv okLE,Ns, Jan 1.-THE grand jury has
refused To find bill az anst Cen Walker
sales OF cotton $50 bales; market irregular
but : lower; quotations 9aaIoc; stock 3Si oOa
biies sugar frm advanced \ Freights un-
settled. Sterling 7kaek.
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ARRIvAL-The Oyster trade is quite lively at this
Time and the lovers Of the bivaves will he glad IN
glad to learn that the George l.. Broom arrived VOC
day AT Stone Magruder' wharf, with some of the
extra hne large Horn HsThOrt te,s that will maps
an epieuIe laugh. Persons de,ring good and rare
cakes. " o"'';s ~ n, a. no'
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THE ADVENTURES OF A CAT, and a fine
CAT, too. colored engravings; London, 1857.
The adventures of "a Bear. md great Boar too.
colored engraviGgs; London, 1857.
The Adventures of Dog, and a good Dog, too,
colored eugravlngs: London. 1857.
The Little Pilgrim, by Alfred Crovauil, teauti-
fully illustrated; London, 1857.
FAIRY Gold. translated from the French. many H.
lusiratIons: London, 1857.
Tales and FAIRY Stories. translated from the Ger
man; London, 1857.
tious; London, 1851.
Eda Morton, or Sohoo-room Days, many Illustrs
tons; London, 1857.
With many other new Books, English, French.
jan FRASCK TAYLOR.
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BALTIMORE, jan % Flour dull; Howard st-ee
super Si-5O; extra do. as .25aS5 50; Ohio super
81 90 extra do. Sass ID City Mills super 81 50,
extra do. - 25aS5 So; Baltimore ground, family
S775; extra do. 10 IS, rye four % Is; buckwhest
-four 81 25aS2 50. corn meal 80 IS
White wheat 81 2Ual IS; red 81 lOael L. Corn
lower white 55a55c.; yellow S6z6oc
Whisky 20a2lc
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The 1NDrANs.-We learn that the several dele
cations Of Indians now on visit to this city.
proceeded to to the Navy Yard this morning, for
tne purpose Of examining the remarkable features
OF that locality, and partaking Of public dinner.
Tney are accompanied by Mr.. Mix, Acting Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs, and several other
gentlemen. On Tomorrow evening the delepa a.
tons will be present at the lecture of Mr. Conway
at Philharmonic Hall, where seats will be allot.
ted them on the stand
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-MRS. RUFF. No. 500 ID street,
- nerr Seventh, has taken this large and cnmmo-
dIous House. where she intends to rent her rooms
furnished or unfinished TO single Gentlemen, or
Gentlemen and their Wives. with Board. Transient
Boarders 10y the pay or week. Meals out at all
hours of the day.
Also. wanted girls tn do general homework.
ian Il-imN
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NEW CONFECTIONERY,

No. Al It'll ST., one door north Of u 81,
The subscriber respectfully announces to the ctl-
Gems ana the public that he has fitted up his estab-
lIshment in the best style. and has on hand the
chOlc est CONFEC riONERH Of al kIai..
ICE CREAM always to he had. and of the yer,
best quality, which he Will furnish to order, In any
part OF the CITY, at s so per gallon.
Fresh PIES and CAKES. of all kinds. every day
at u clock. made of the best material the mark
can afford
All kinds of FANCY CAKES that is usually
kept in place of this kind.
Balls, Parties. Weddings &C.. furnis he'd to order
In the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms.
Jan l8-lmS WIN. =. FORD.
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GoLDsBoRo', n. C., Jan 26.-Four or Eve hun
dred yards Of the North Carolina Railroad track ,
near Smithfeld, Were burnt on Saturday night
last. IL is supposed 10 have been the work OF An
lnctn diary. The track has been relaid and the
trains passed to-day. The loss 10 the company j.
estimated al between four and five thousand dol
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Drowned by Ice Breaking.

ADRIAN, MICH Jan. 2.-Two men and thei
wives were drowned, while crossing Devil;
Lake, by the breaking Of the ice
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WEDDING CANES very pretty and very cheap. los
Cream and Water Ices at SI.5O per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
Jan ~ Inn J. Fussr1,
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DOR SALE-ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
rs offered at private sale. A great bargain and a
stands his business.
not disposed of by the 9th of February next the
whole concern. together with the three story Brick
House, "A Bridge street. Will he offered AT bubiic
auction Georgetown, ID. c., Jan g. If
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New Capital of Canada.

TORONTO, c. w, Jan. T.-The Imperial Gov
eminent has fixed on Ottawa CITY lately called
Bytown, az the permanent seat Of Canadian Gov
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By c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer


A1er1oH.Don sRTGRbA AY M kd5RNEKs J ar
Spacious Iron Hail s sna sen s my
ment Of rare old Wines and Liquors, consisting, in
80 Dottles of Madre Here's Vino Sherry, vintage of
"a bottles of Harmony Golden Sherry. vintage of
50 bottles Of Dukes old Indian Queen Madeira.
so bottles of Duff Gordon's Manzanila brown
Sherry. vintage of 1886.
$50 BOTTLES Of Queen Isabella Sherry. imported in
72bottes of March, Howard & Co. old reserve
Inn Madeira imported IN laA,
100 quart demlIohns Of superior Old Bourbon Whls
81 bottles of Daft Gordon 4 Co.'s old Converse
ton Sherry. ig, ported IN IS4s,
III bottles Of J. Alnutt, Jr. & Co.'s old London
bottles Of old L. p MADEIRA imported BY James
10 cases Of lmPsrisL Crown Sherry.
81 bottles q superior Old Reglna Port from the
Loncon Docks,
as bottles Echecopaf pale Sherry, IL wears old.
lao ss"uIns old fI Holland n IN, III 1885,
Ito :. AmontIIiado choice pale Sherry. 1889,
% Old last India Shsrv,
81 Of Sir John Ohvelra's favorite Madeira,
81 bottles of pure Julce{Port, unauthorized,
loo - superior old Cognac Brandy, 1898,
$50 TASKS very old Marett q Co.'S Cognso Brandy,
10 bottles Of superior old Pinet. Caston Brandy.
vintage 1886,
20 cases Moet 4 Chandon's celebrated green seal
Champagne Wine,
20 cases Mumm's Cabinet Champagne.
u cases de RaEvle Champagne,
80 BOTTLES old London Dock Cvgnao Brandy, 1870,
10 cases Laubanhsimer Wine,
~ cases very fine ~. Julien C!aret.
Sdozen very superior old couble-orange Curacao
imported in 1851,
dozen assorted I.queurs, imported in 1858.
3oozen old MarRschIno,
S cases Brandy Cherries.
- cases very superior French Olives,
$40 Hacks very superior Florence Oil,
- dozen Bordeaux Pickles.
10 dozen Begon's superior French Mustard.
cases very hne old Calhoun WHISKY,
10 cases old Mountain Dew Whisky,
lO bottles superior Monongahela Whisky
6hye- gallon demljohns very old lsIsy malt W his
Ky,
cases superior Sauterno Wine
Isl bottles lslay malt Whisky,
dozen London Cordial GIN,
AZ ball gallon bottles very fine old Virginia Peach
Brandy,
'SN bottles Of Otard. Dupuy d Co.'S Brandy,
10 bottles of old fopas Sherry.
The above stock comprises n consignment from an
old, extensive and reliable house in New York, and
are represent as helng superior quality to any
thing heretofore offered at suction IN This city.
Conn"isseurs and the public generally invited
10 call ana test the quality OF the various articles and
he convinced of their decided superiority.
The goods will be arranged for examination two
days prior 10 the sale.
Descriptive catalogues may he obtained at the
store.
jan Y d Z. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
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WATCH RETURNs-Thomas Ferguson, cold
Va, stealing; Jail for court. Joseph Burgess
cold, ID. c., do; do
Nine lodgers-all non residents
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ARREST FOR THREATS Last evening Mr.. Ed.
ward E. Pollard was arrested by officer Yea;man,
for threatening personal injury to one Foster, and
which, Mr.. Charles H. Foster believed tn he
him The case was ruled for trial o-day before
Justice Murphy.
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MARRIED.,

On the Goth instant, in the Unitarian Church. nv
the Rev. Mr.. Haley, MIR. JAMES T.. THOMP.
SON To Miss VIRGINIA PURDY all of this
city.
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SneciaI Ordo,, WAR DEPARTMENT,
No 1dyut0nt Generals Once,
Washlprtou Ian %

Washington, Jan q, 1855
A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS will
- assemble at Richmond Virginia. on Thurs
day, the LIST day of April 1853. or as soon thereafter
as practicable, for the examination of ssstant Sur
geons for promotion, and of such candidates for D.
PoIntment to the MedIca Staff of the Army as may
be invited to present themselves.
Detail for the Board
Surgeon-C. A. Finley.
X. 8. Sitterlee.
5, p. Moore.
- Assistant Surgeon-i. A. Edwards.
Inc junior member will act as Recorder.
s. COOPER.
Jan <b-Sfd Adjutant General.
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NEW MUSIC received semi-weekIS: NusIc or
dered from and sent to any part of the country ;
MUSIC Bound, DC &C., At our Piano WareroOms
SS Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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Sailing of a Steamer,
Baltlmore Markets.

BosroN, Jan. 27.-The mail steamer Amer;c
sailed at noon to-day with 500 900 for Liverpoc
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
and 18th streets, over Saml. Lewis Jeweiry store,
VIII he Jet low to permanent tenant. Would INA e
StatiOner. ian 10 tf
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jan Y d e. w. BOTELER Auctioneer

MARSHAL - SA En- virtue off writ offeri
w facas. under the lien Jaw issued from the clerks
office ofthe Circuit Court ofthe District of Columbia
for the County OF Washington, and to directed, 4
VIII expose to PUBLIC sale, for CASH. front of the
the Slst day Of January, 1853, at II O'Clock M the
following described property to witt All defendant
right title, claim. and interest In and to the three
ID, on Mary avenue. between Al and 9th SITS. in
the City of Washington, ID. u, seized and levied
be sold 70 satisfy Judcals No 27s TO October term
1857, In favor of Smith d Fowler.
j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan 8-dtsF for the District of Columbia,
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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
Il friends and the public that we have at last sue
ceeded IN having a large quantity of ALES of varl-
Ons kinds brewed express ~ To our order, which we
will guarantee to be The finest and the arg est vaTl-
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
IL by apply ing tn for either the following hrs nls
viz; Kennett. Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale Phil
adelphla and XXX. We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and * Porter always on hand
All orders by mail, or gwen to our drivers will a
attended tn. Army SHINN
Union Bo:tng Depot, 81 Green street,
q l7-d Georgetown, d. 4.
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EOR RENT.-Two STORES, on Pa avenue
4 between l3i h and lS1a streets, south side. One
Win cellar at s. per month the other at $3.50
per month. Inquire on the premses
ian -
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SUPERIOR CARRIAGE, HORSES, AND
~ HARNESS AT PRIVATE SALE.-The sub ~
scriber has on private safe large and ele- In
CANT close Family Carriage, built order by GA
Lawrence, of ew York, and in perfect order, hav-
lns been IN use but a few months.
Also, pair of superior large bay Morgan Horses
travellers.
Also, an excellent set of double silver plated Car
rage Harness. For terms, &c. apply to
J. c. MCGUIRE,
jan 2s-d6t Auctloneer Com Nerchant
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ST 000 A YEAR:

PI .OOO $1,000 A YEAR
81 900 YEAR. Profitable and honorable employ
z 900 YEAR. ment for all times. Persons in
2, 900 A YEAR. town or country, in search of EN-
Law 1EAR. ploy ment as y source of income,
~ 900 A YEAR. or to fill up their leisure hours,
~ ,W A nEAR. may hear of such by enclosing
~ 400 YEAR. two stamps, to pay postage, to
Sl.oO YEAR. Prof JAMES r. HORNE,
$50 YEAR. Box No. ASH. New York Post
$lWO YEAR. Ofhce. The employ ment is fitted
81 Hn YEAR. to either sex station in life I'M
81 900 YEAR. material. Ii is anarticle ofdaiIy
$1,000 YEAR. consumption, and can be manu-
81 GO YEAR. featured in the agents dwelling /;
. 900 EAR. secure by copyright; sale as
SlOO YEAR. permanent as flour. An agent is
yi,0 nEAR. wanted In every town in the
81 900 A YEAR. Union. ian 25 Inns
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cash PAID FOR FURNITURE.

M SlOe,000
NlESSRs. HOOE, BROTHER l. co.
will open
On TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY a6th,
superb collection of those
S15 IL u u N T. ID SILK BES,
which have created so great excitement in w ash
lngton during the past week.
Penn. av., between 9Th and 9th SITS.
N. B-These elegant g" nsg ned goods will he found
on the SECOND FLOOR of our esta6 sbment, tn af-
fordlng the Ladies an ample opportunity for thor
ough examination OF the styles and prices before
purchasing. ian q Ivy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-27
COOP NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

Just received at the New York Store LADIES',
DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOOPS. line IRISH
baCFS, and POINT APLiQIE In sets.
Also: a large assortment of fine l. X r. CH
Wreaths. d q,
Please call At No. ., Pa. avenue, between 18th and
9Th sts.- ION % q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-27

q ID ID I TON.
This announcement loses all its efficacy at this
time, when dealers are Offering
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS
at about one-thlrd less than the tame goods would
realize at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
HOOE, BROTHER & CO.'S.
and look through the superb
SILKS, SILK ROBES, &C., &C.,
there exhibited, on their
SECOND FLOOR, and be convinced of the advan tages
to ladies' purchasing private sale rather than at
public auction. ~
The Goods are new and fresh.
The COlors are desirable.
The Lengths are all right.
The Prices are one third lower than
Auction Prices. and every opportunity afforded the
purchaser for buying discreety and securing salts
factory bargains.
HOOE. BROTHER CO,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Jan b-S between and OF ST