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Meeting of Cyeditor..

BosToN, Jan. 27.--At the fnst meeting Of the
creditors OF Charles II Mills Cs, in the Court
OF Insolvency, claims TO the amount of Al sa 600
were proved, aud additional debts TO the amount
OF several hundred thousand dollars will be
at the next meeting. Msssrs. Lincoln and B. f.
Nudge were chosen asa. nees
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Millinery, &c.

SUPERIOR BOURBON WHISKEY AND
~ o. D NJ ADEIRA WINE AT PRIVATE SALE-The
su6sGt.beT has on private lie $50 dozen Superior
lac3 Pope Co, Louisville.
, A.so, from the private stock OF q gMtleman in
B1ltimn Q. five 5-gaOn denlIjOhns of vefy superior
Madeira Wine, represented To be twenty years o d,
and n very choice article.
jan n DIST J. &. MCGUIRE, Auct: oneer
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Four or FIVE gentlemen can be ac-
- c0mmodated with BOARD and comfortable
Rooms by applying ct No. 49i l4th street, between
furnished. ian aa on
ROARDING.-MRS. RUFF, No. SOS ID street
nenr Seventh, has taken this large ard cammo-
furnished or unfnrnlshed, to single Gentlemen. or
Gentlemen and their Wives, with Board. Transient
Boarde[s by the pay or week. Meals sent at all
hours of the day.
Also: wanted, girls 10 do general Homework.
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j. &. Mcguire, Auct,
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctlonsers.


Conner Of PennsylraAia arenrs and 9Th street
HT6RDSY M3RHf r. c. f Il. sh instant asmo st
stock of Groce les. Teas, r ruits nd Liquors, as
70 b4xes Oranges, o. large,
10 , be- pp sm0 asa T K dS ne and large
Bar, els Of Brown and Yellow sugars,
20. end h lftarres Sugar ousc Syrup,
poI Do. Mossses, syrup n kegs;
Brown, Chemical Olive, and CASTLE Soap,
bags RIO Coffee. Chests Blsck and Green Teas,
aS b BRANDS PIPES ]
Ieo o barrels 1eIr Is PsIms Herring. Wooden Ware.
Quarter and eighth casks Brandy.
ALSO,
Fine Br ndT. aoIiand Gin Old WHISKY. su%an ID
Wine' with several thousand Cigars of 6ue brands.
10 barrel. Martins cd aHkS gs; wnlsss..
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of FIVE wr.ts OF
issued from Ia fbs on n mt Of
ofths District Of Columbia for ths County Of Wash
r., ana % e d5eoted shall 70 public
said County on SATURDAY. the 18th DAY Of oPG FeG
IuaIy. iS9S, at Y clock IN the following described
of square No. in the CITY Of washington. ID. C..
begnlng Al the southeast corner of said Lot No. i.
"a feet, theme north IS feet thence east IL feet
tence south IS feet TO beginning also the undivided
9TH street west 81 feet running hack with that width
with the rear Of SAID Lot No. 40 feet inches as
purchased by John NJ cGa'vey of Messrs Ennis and
Moodward; also, the other undivided moIetv of
Lot No u. IN said square. and that part of OF No.
l. m SAID square. commencing for the same at point
on n stree. north, IL feet west of the southeast
corner of SAID Lot, and running thence on ST. eet
west Is feet inches. thence northwardly and pc ral
LEI with 9Th street - feet thence with the rear line
OF SAID Lot eastwardly IS feet inches thence south
Tardly to beginning, tos ether with all and singular
the improvements thersun, seized and levied upou
as the property Of John McGa5vey. and will be Sold
TO satisfy Judlclas No. $50, $751; $50 $751; and $50 to
January term 1853, In IL vor Geo. Lowry Howell a.
wage, anu Getty i Williams.
I'D. HOOVER, Marshal
jan 81 dts for the District Of Columbia
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Convicted Of Murdcr.

MONTGOMERY, Pa, Jan. &C The Jury in the
case Of the boy Archer, for shooting his brother,
have rendereda verdict Of murder in the second
deprea
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

NEW CONFECTIONERY,
No. al 7fk 81, one door NORTH If e. 20.
The subscriber spectfUlly announces To the cti-
zens and the public that he has fitted ms estsb
ushment IN the best sty le. and has ON hand the
choicest ,,oNFEc rtONERl of al kIdds.
ICE CREAM always to be had and Of the very
best quality, which he vi furnish TO order, m any
part of the clty, at 3 81 Per Gallon
Fresh PIES and CAKES. OF al KINDS. every dsv
n'clok made of the best material the ne rket
can afford. .,
kent in . place of this kind.
Balls, Fsrties. WeJdinea, &c. furnished to ords,
IN the shortest notice and on the most rezsopsh,s
terms.
jan ls-Im' wM.P. FORD
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jan y d c. w. BOTELER. Au,,,on..,

I UBlN'S EXTRACTS, ali odoIs, al GIBBS'S
II Heir Store, near 18th st., and at his Sales Room
under Wllards' hote. ns-Sn
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SUPERIOR CARRIAGE. HRRSES. Am
- HARNESS Al PRIVATE SAIH.-The sub -
scrlbeI has on private SAFE .srge and ele- IN
CANT close fsrnlly Carriage. built 20 order ty IA
Lawrence. of >ew York, and in perfect orde, No.
ing been IN use but few month";
Also, PAIR vi superior large bay MORGAN H.,.a.
travellers oi1N s'sish
rage HarneSs. FDr terms, a. apply "a
-, -, j. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan Il Tot AuctIoneer n Com. Me- chant.
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DIED.,

AT New Orleans. on the 23d instant, GRAN
WILLIE >. Ol.DFIELD, Jr., aged 81 years, only
son OF G. 8. Old6ed of Baltimore
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~ nj. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space No 81 between
Bridge and Canal streets, GeorgetOwn~ -
announces to els patrons that at hisHN IL
RESTAURANT may be found at all SNlS
times the choicest and most excellent MY
assortment OF I.lQ UORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of q A nj r. i'm season
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
jan 4-3m
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AUCTION SAILS.

By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME SILVER PLATED HAIR
= USE AND "a Dbl rs AT Al CrIoN.-OnSA TUR.
Ocal MOhNiNG, Jan. S0th, at II O'Clock, IN front
Oh the auction rooms, shs . sell
single Harness, ~ S'e' re'o~
set Double Har ess
best Shaftoe Saddles
Terms cash.
ian q 2t T. q McGJ1IpE ar..;o
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~ OIL E.-The pubic are herebv cautioned
- against negotiating two BONDS Of the State Of
California, Nos 81 and SO, for $500 eaci payable IN
SIS, the have ed in translDisslon per
mail on the ith mstan from New York 20 Wash
issue.
jan II Wv Intel. 2wl RIGGS CO
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EOR SAL -ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
IS offered at private sale. A great bargain aud
stands his business.
not disposed of by the eth Of February next the
whole concern, together with the three story Brick
House, 81 Bridge street, will be offered ut public
auction. Georgetown, ID. c., Jan 8-tf
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y .OOV 81 ,000 YEAR.
Si,NO YEAR. Profitable and honorable employ
Si,We lEAR. melt for all times. Persons
Si.'D A LAX. town or country, IN search Of en-
Sl,Wn A lEAR. ployment source of income,
Sl.G0 A \ EAR. or TO MI up their leisure hours,
: 900 A lEAs. NAV hear Of such by enclcs lns
Slpo A EAH. two stamps, TO Ply postsge, 20
81 600 YEAR. Prof JAMES T. HokNE,
>i.on YEAR. Box No. sol. New York Post
St.0O YEAR. Once The employ ment is fitted
81 ,Vgi a YEAR. TO either station IN life i'm
SleC0 A YEAR. mates ial. liz as article of dalIy
slen A YEAR. consumption, and can be maui,
Si,oo YEAR. fac'ured In the agents dwelling
81 ,Go A YEAR. secure hy copyright. sale IS
81 efO A YEAR. permanent as -four. An agent "a
SLIGO nEAH. wanted IN every town IN the
81 $50 YEAR. Union. ian % I,ns
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GODS AT AUCT TON.

q y ID A T TON.
ms announcement loses all its efficacy a. this
time, when dealers ere Offering
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS
atabout one-thrd less than the same gCCds would
PUBLIC AUCTION.
HOOE, BROTHER Il CO.'S,
and look through the superb
SILKS, SILK ROBES, &c, &C.,
there exhibited. on their
SECOND FLOOR, and be convinced of the ADVANTAGES
to ladies' IN purchasing at private sale rather than at
public auction.
The Goods are new and fresh.
The COors are desirable.
The Lengths are all right.
. The Prices are one third lower than
auction Frees, and every opportunity afforded the
purchaser for buying discreety and securing salts
factory bargains.
HOOE, BROTHER 4 co,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Jan 2o-3t between 9Th and 9th SITS.
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nEBOW'S REVIEW, INDUSTRIAL RI
~ sources, &c. edited by J. ID. b. DeBov urh
. llshed moLthly; IS per annum.
Debow's Press, weekly paper devoted 10 polI,,-
cal, SSclal; Literary, Educational. and Indus
Subscriptions received by
lan2S FRANCK TAYLOR Aea,.
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ITO LET.-The new threee- story and eIlgibly sit
L uated BRICK HOUSE near the northwest cor
This is superior residence large and cOmmodious;
built IN the very best style. with modern improve
and kitchen in the back building. There is also
$50 by 100 feet.
Al o, the large three story Brick House on X ST.,
Washington. The eastern one Of the two houses
opposite the Brewery. For terms apply to
Jan l8-3taw3w M. ADLER.
ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
L friends and the public that we nave at last sue
ceeded IN having large quantity of ALES of vari-
Qua kinds brewed expressly to our ORDER which we
Will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing a nice article of A lie can have
II by apply Ing to for either Ofhe following brands
viz: Kennett. Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil.
phia ard \. We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and Y Y Porter always on hand.
AL orders by mail, given Ia our drivers will he
attended 70. Army Il SiIINN,
Union Bott!ing Depot, 81 Green street.
q ia Georgetown, ID. T..
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REDUCING sTOCK-CHEAP FOR CASH

JOHN II. SMOOT
Nc. llo Brtdse Strest. GeorgefoUn, D. c.,
wishing to reduce his stock as possible BY the
LIST of March, will sell from this date every de.crip
tion OF WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for
cash.
Fancy Colored Dress Silks,
Printed Mousline Deaines
Merlno, PIaids and Popins,
French Merinos,
Shawls, Scarfs
Cluaks, &C.,
will be sod at a VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. Prompt customers supplied upon
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
rendered to list instant, he tenders his grateful ac
knowledgemenfs and will be under many obligations
to al who have not to do by cash note at their
earliest convenience.
jan Fl l. H. SNOOT
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COOP NEWS FOR TIE LADIES.

Just received ST the New York Store LADIES'
DRESS TRIMMINGS. HOOPS, hIe IRISH
LACES, and POINT A PLiQUE IN sets.
Also. large assortment of hne r ENCH
ELOMERS, for LaGi's' Headdresses, Bridal
Please call at No. 81 Pa. avenue, between 7th and
htn SIS.
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A MBRoTYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS.
"A PUT Up COOP CASES.
"A fine assortment OF cases from So DENTS TO SIS,
with good Llkenesses, either AmbrOtype. Dasuer-
nesses
Come early IN the day.
ROBERT SANDS.
Ia. ave., bet. eth and 81 n streets,
jan sl-t Market Space
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CASE DIsMIssED.-The case Of Charles II Fos-
ter against Edward Pollard, for threats of
personal violence, was called up for trial before
Justice Murphy yesterday at 4 o'clock, p. NJ
The parties were both present. Dut the case was
dismissed, Mr.. Fosters witnesses not appearing
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
IL Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, over Sam'l Lewis Jeweiry Store
VIII be let low to a permanent tenant. Would make
good office rooms. Apply to VIM. F. RAYLY,
StationeL Jan I2-tf
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

IL The owner of the above described animal is
requested TO call and prove property and take him
away. Residence Beal street, near High, George
town, ID. c.
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TONIGHT the ball Of the Good Intent Associa.
ton for the benefit of their library Go,
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FOR frRTHER HrAkING.-Thi morning Jas
BARNES was arrested on charge of stealing a IA
zor and with disordsrIy conduct at Miller's hair
dressing Saloon and benjamin Purcell, for car
rying dangerous weapon and disordrrly con-
dnct They Were held 10 bail for a further hear
ing by Justice Dom.
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THE MELODEoN. lands Opera Troupe still
keep mp their many attractions. Among the nov
elites last evening was very life-like burlesqu-
on the Old Folks Concert, which was received
with roars of laughter. IL will be performed
this evening, with the usual variety Of minstrel
Sy Also, the Simon Pure essence of old Virgi-
mia, by Weston
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LARCENY AND ARREsr.-Thos. C. O'Shaugh-
messy was arrested, Yesterday, by Mr.. w. M.
Cnpps for stealing rope and tobacco from his
grocery store. While carrying him to magis-
trate O'Shaughnessy drew a revolver and pre-
sented II at Mr.: Grips head, with view to free
hlmSef, but did not succeed. He was di sarmed
and sent to Jail by Justice Dom.
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The WASHINGTON MoNuMENr-A rumor is
current that the everto be remembered and never
to-be- forgotten Board of Directors of the above
institution have had another secret meeting and
nave sent out another corps of collectors, with
view to having the monument finished bv the
END OF the next working season. 1t is hinted
that In view of the prevailing hard times and
the dinculty experienced by the collectors in
realizing the needful the Board have voted to
fHish out the monume ut with brick and mortar
with rough cast finish to hide the little dis
similarity between the marble surface and the
brick; Hurrah ! monument at last. HERNIA
phrodite to be sure, but still a monument
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WASHINGTON THEATRK.-An enticing bill, 10
DC sure, II that announced at the Theatre To-
nisht-hrst the brilliant two-act comedy of As,
Miss Agnes Robertson takes the nro,ean cba,.c.
ger Of Carlo; then comes the interIude Of
NliIy (Niss Robertson again) or the Maid with
the Milking Pdil;'' and. after all the rich fare.
OF The houstache Mania This is what we
call liberal allowance OF good thinps-,Lree
capital pieces on the same evening Hnrrab for
font seats at the Theatre tonight.
CENTRE MARKEI.-This morning the market
space was occupied by large number of dealers
from the country, well as the regular licensed
hucksters IF the city. There was change of
prices from those published on Tuesday The
poultry stands Were well supplied. both a. to
Quantity and quality. The vegetable stands also.
The sales of pork al the scales continue usual
and about the same prices are asked and OBJ
tanned a. during month past. Tn. hay stands
were we'll supplied, and no change Of prices
mere. Tue gang ways were kept free OF obstIuc-
tiOns, and good order prevailed
LAsr EVENING youn buster Of Baltimore an
went to Browns Hotel and demanded a room,
and on being refused, undertook to enforce bis
demand In true Baltimore style, by drawing a
knife with an ls-inch blade and threatening 10
use it, He was pro pity kicked out OF the hotel
and was seen 40 more about the premises To-
day he has been observed upon the avenue dis
playing n revolver in addition 10 his h. vie and
has shown a disposition to use II on yaTious
pelreably disposed persons Lock out for n
fame al.
TO-SIsHT the lecture by Copway the Indian
Chief. a. Philharmonic Hall, where the aud :
-ncs will hav. AN opportunity to see r-pre,.nta-
Gus from the dorm or dele cations of VISITING
IadiaRs 3ow in w Arlington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-13

MEXICAN AFFAIRs-PRoBABL RETURN OF
SANTA ANNA TO MEXICO Washington, Feb.
Il.-(N. Y. Herald correspondence Private
dispatches from New Orleans state that Pres
ident Comonfort had arrived there on board
the Tennessee, accompanied by his two daugh-
ters, and that he will leave at once on his way
North. The church party had brought over
the troops that supported Gen. Comonfort,
and he then left the city of Mexico for Vera
Cruz, and took passage on the Tennessee. Pu-
eba had acknowledged the new ecclesiastical
government, but La Lave was at Orizaba,
where he had armed the National Guard, and
would resist the entrance of Santa Anna,
should he attempt to come. 1t was supposed
that the city of Vera Cruz would be faithful
to La Lave and the Puros. Gen. Zuloaga,
after his election as Provisional President,
had nominated the following persons to the
Cabinet :-Foreign Relations, Senior Cuevas
Treasury, Senior HieIno Maladonado Int.
rior, Senior Larrainzar. The rebel leaders,
Orsollus and Miramon, were to march with
the church raty troops TO the West to meet
the allied forces Of the Liberals. 1t ia sup
posed in well informed circles here that these
movements will result in the return of Santa
Anna t>>mexico, as the church party are able
s--s disposed to buy off everything opposed
to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-13

ASSOCIATION OF BANKS FOR THE suppress.
SION OF CONFERENCE.-The annual meeting
of this Association was held Wednesday in the
Merchants Bank Building in Boston, and the
following persons elected Board of Managers
for the ensuing year:
George W. Fhayer, President Exchange Bank,
Boston.
Almond D. Hodges, President Washington
Bank, Boston.
Charles B. Hall, Cashier National Bank, BOs-
ton.
Daniel Denny, President Hamilton Bank, Bos
ton.
L. CULVER, Cashier Union Bank, Boston.
William Hyde, Cashier Hampshire Manufac-
turers' Bank Ware. I'll
J. NJ. Thompson, President John Hancock
Bank, Springfield.
Henry W. Cushman, President franklin Co.
Bank, Greenfield.
George W. Richardson, President City Bank,
Worcester.
Moses Wood, President Rollstone Bank, Fitch
burg.
james G. Carney. Lowell Bank, Lowell.
L. Baldwin, President Brighton Market Bank,
Brighton.
Henry H. Fish, Cashier Fall River Bank, Fall
River.
j. A Appleton, President HaVerhiR Bank,
Haverhill
j. Chadwick. Cashier Exchange Bank, Salem.
The report of the Board of Managers for the
last year, showing the business of the AssOcia-
ton, was entirely satisfactory, and was unani
mously accepted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-13

LEooMPToN AND THE DEMOCRACY. The
last breach i'll the Democratic party on the
Lecompton- Kanzas question has DESTROYED its
power and numbered its days The admins
traton has brought nothing to the party by
adopting the Lecompton frauds, while it has
driven off some OF its strongest leaders, and
its most powerful elements. The losses now
are more important even than four years ago,
when the first act in this Kansas drama was
performed in the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise. Gov, Wise of Virginia, Robert j.
Walker and ex Governor Fo9te of Mississip-
pi. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois, John w.
Forney of Pennsylvania, Frederick p. Stan
ton of Tennessee, George Bancroft, w. f.
Hevermeyor and George b. Butler of New
York, are brilliant jewels to be lost from the
Democratic coronet at once. Yet they are all
Withdrawn, and with them all the light and
influence they lent to its power All these
men are in open and und sgulsed rebellion
writing letters, making speeches, and passing
resolutions against the administration and its
policy. They are joined by some twenty five
representatives in Congress and several sena-
tors; and Mr. Buchanan who, six weeks ago.
was sure Of twenty majority in the House,
and fifteen IN the Senate, now suddenly
finds himself in minority in the popular
branch, and his supremacy in the upper re-
duced at least one-half. Whole states have
turned against him. Some of the ablest of
his patty papers, south as well as north, are
in open protest against his policy. Not a SIN
gle northern representative or senator, who
supports his favorite measure, can hope to
command re election. Every free State is
irrecoserably lost to the administration and
it must depend upon the generosity of its OPP
ponents for its supplies through the remain
ing years of its existence. The downfall of the
administration and party is complete. The
ruins admit of no reconstruction. The great
party which Jackson planted aud Van Buren,
watered and Polk nourished, has become
hopeless wreck, and will expire in dishonor,
emitting the blue light OF disunion.-S
.doid Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-13

EAST BRooKrIELD.-Bngine Company No. 2,
of East Brookfeld, which is composed of young
men, feeling the want of uniform in which to
appear at their meetings for drills, and being at
loss bow to raise the necessary funds, at last APP
piled to their sisters and sweethearts for counsel
and assistan ce-and the result proved that their
application name in the right quarter. The
young ladies got up picnic at Moulton & Fay's
Hall, one night last week, where they spread
table bountifuly with good things, and the even
ings entertainment was enlivened by vocal and
instrumental music, and ALL old and young en-
joyed the occasion exceedingly. The proceeds
amounted to seventy-four dollars.