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SUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
/. lg9 Kegs kmi9hiHs -l ta..i. = 81 bio .-.s
100 Fsnciag
50 T. and in. Spikes. In store and for sale
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DIED.,

On the 9Th instant. CHARLES HENRY, infant
16days. NAN
The friends of the family invited TO attend the
funeral Tomorrow at o'clock from the residence
OF her parents. on LIST street, u georgetown.
Departed this life the morning of the 9th Janu-
ary,l JOSEPHIN f., second daughter of nj Iohael
Ssrdo, and beloved wife of alexander B McFarlan,
Of this city, in the SD year of her age Her illness
was prOtracted but was borne with christian fortI-
tude; ana she died In the full hope of glorious i'm
mortality.
In this city on the 9Th instant, ALICE c., daurh-
ter of j. &. and nj. McKclden, aged years and Q
months.
In Tunis. Barbary, on the 2d of December, in the
seth year of her age, after long and painful illness
Mrs. MARGARET HEAP, widow of the late DR..
>. ID. Heap. for many years Consul Of the Unit ed
States for the City and Kingdom of Tunis and sist
of the late Com. David Porter
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4 oNHFELLOW'S POLITICAL WORKS
IL London c Py. with one hund re1 designs by q n
bert, ll4bzIel AID 9TH RS hHely bound.
TENNlSON'S POEMS, London copy, numer-
ousy Iustrat ted and finely bound.
HOME AFFECTIONS. SELECTED FROM
The POETS. Charles Mackay. one volume smal n
qusrto, London, l. b, hney bound with 100 ongrav-
BRYANT's PoLMs. small quarto, IL eusrav-
LAI.LA ROOKIE. small qusto. timely illus
tTated and bound
BRACEBRlDGE HALL. small qusrto, numer-
Gus engTavIngs and finely bound
And hne edliloIs OF most other English and Anne
rlcan writers, IN Poetry aud Prose, some bsauifullv
illustrated others richly bound, may be found the
bookstore Of the Undersigned, mos y imported Nv
hlms- ID direct from London
jams FRANCK TAYLOR
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quarters This looked like enforcing the va
Richard Harrison, Va, dismissed to leave the
city John gWiltenbergef. German, left instan-
ter; Richard Davis, Ireland, do; Joseph Finch,
i England, do John Phillips, do do; Fred. Am
II. DOC George Rockwell, Fla, do; w. DeMc-
rherson, Nd do ;Chas. Stuart scotland, do; r.
Mckinley, Ireland, LEFT in half an hour; Robert
missed; Edward Cullum. ireland, do; Michael
Mcintyre, do do; Robert Jones, Va, left direct;
Seorge Whitehurst, do. do; George Henson, do.
do.j Henry Watson, Scotland, left; James Kane,
ireland, do; James Mann, do do; Robert Bus
KIN, Eng, dismissed; VIM Colweil, Ireland. do;
George Myers, Pa, do; Frederick Shaun, Ger
many, do. The most of these, to say the least,
are suspicious characters; and, save one or two,
are Migrants. ..F .. '..' ... .... .-.. -
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY CoMBrNEp
p moro RdPHIC RTRlITS
In Oil Colors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LIE.
3. WALKERS

PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
Odeon Hall, corner ~ ST. and PeEnsyivanis avenue
=. WALKER has fitted up the above SPACIOUS
Apartments at very great outlay Of capital, thereby
rendering his establishment of the most com
rleto and handso IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free ezhtbinos of upward Of 30
modern masters, 20 winch he intends to sed fresh
lnportatious. :. WALLER has slso lifted up com
eeie suit of rooms, with private ro0Ing apartments
Tor ladies, and purchased the hnest possible Instra
merits, ard engag first class operative artist to
assist him IN the department for taking all klnds of
GtERREoTYPE PO TR Airs, from IN m.
s,naIIssf n.isiassrs 10 sise Of lie. "o"' 'ne
5. wALkER. by combining the Photorrapbic Pm
with the art OF Palntlns, OF which he has mad
IS years experience, and whose speoimeus NJ life
portraits may be seen Of the 6rst a M
hes Of the city, as well as those exhibited in he
Gallery ne VIII be able, by the combination OF the
two" 70 produce portraits that have never been en-
celled for their hdelIty and life like EXPRESSION Can
uss a,a boards prepared by himself expressly for
rartIy,Ist attention paid to the painting Of Por
traits, Ministure or fesze, from small pictures or
deceased friends. -
Photog raphs tsken from corpses or mob perrone
TAKEN ar their cwn residences, on umed ats notice
Committees and classes taken in any number in
grcvps and sny Witty Of copies from the sold
at reasonable charges.
Llfene,ses painted on Copsey for TOMB Stones.
carefully hack lined and restored 20 their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call at the Gallery ShillingtonG book store
entrance ~ street, two doors from fennsy lvanis
avenue. ~ -em
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Walker Indignation ,i.,,in,

PETERsBURG, Va. Jan. Ga large and eu,hu-
siastic meeting Of the friends add symp,thi,.rx
of walker and his movements held here to-
night Resolutions severely condemning Com
Paulding for his seizure, and sympathiring with
the hero In his adversely, were read and una NJ
mously adopted.
The meeting was participated in by many Of
the influential and prominent citizens OF both
political parties Messrs. Pryor. Banks and 9th
eFs addressed the meeting, denouncing the Gov
efnnent Tor its Intervention, and Com. Pauldi ing
particularly. Through out the meeting great
ieeling ana sympathy was manifested for the fli-
buster and his cause
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Confession OF a Paracide.

BosToN, Jan. q p rank Heath and his sister
Miriam have been arrested for the murder OF
their father at Drdcut. Miriam confessed that she
hrSt attempted TO poison her father and Frank
shot aud buried him. They seem to have but a
faint idea Of the enormity Of the onense
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Arrest Of a 4 ounterfeiter.

BosToN, Jan. 5.-A man named stephens. Of
New Hampshire, was arrested in this city to-
the John Hancock Bank, Of Springfield lie is
probably connected with the New York gang.
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The Strike on the Marietta Railroad.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6,-The trains on the N arjet-
la railroad have stopped and the business of the
road sus pended IN consequence Of the strike OF
tae employers The farmers Of the vicinity and
others have destroyed portions Of the tracy but
Superintendent BaTnes is endesvoring 20 arrange
matters for an early resumptfor
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BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour is steady n "a so for
shipping brands OF Howard street, Ohio and
City Mills.
Wheat is unchanged; good TO prime red ala
81 t6, white 81 lOaSI 20. Corn is wanted. new
Whit 5}dS5c-, and yellow 55aJSc
Whisky is steady at 2Oa2lc
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New York y1arkets

NEW YORK. Jan Flour is firm: sales of
100 bbls State Is Sc higher sale. AT - Boa; IS:
Ohio has advanced &C.. sales at 81 -Oaa IS
Wheat is firm, but very dull. with nomiual
sales aud p ices Corn is buoyant; sales are
nominal; Southern white Goats
Provisions are Unchanged Lad and whisky
are dull al yesterdays rates
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MAR RlEn.

On the 5th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Chapman
Mr. HENRY SMART. of Vermont, to Miss ANN
MARIA McFARLNAD,o of Washington, ID. c. =
In Georgetown, by the Rev. Father Mcclure,
to HELM NJ. daug liter Of the late Francis Lue-
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L.. =. Senator from Keptuckx.

Louisville, Jan. 5-Governor Powell, Demo
craf, has been elected l.. > Senator, receiving -
votes. Garrett Davis received 81 votes aud John
Is Thompson L. He succeeds Mr. Thompson
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Massachusetts LesisI.,ure

BosToN. Jan. 6.-The Legislature Of Nasss-
chuseits organized here today by the choice OF
Republican nominees in both branches Govern.
or Banks is 10 he inauguraed to- morrow.
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Legislature of Maine

AUGUSTA, Jan The Senate organized to-day
by The choice of Hon Seth Scammon az President
and Mr.. Hall Clerk. The House elected J.
DEummond speaker, and 6. w. Wilson clerk
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Extraordinary n eport from Utah.

ST Louis, Jan AN express passing through
81 J"Seph with dispatches for r OFT Leavenworth
reports that superior body Of Mormons over
powered Cooks command, while passing from
Ham ork TO Fort Bridger, butch herring 300 and
taxing number MISUNDERSTANDING all the on
GERS captured. The report is doubtless false, or
great. exaggerated
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7-Stccks are higher md
active; chicago ard Rock Island 75t; Cumb -
laEd Coal Com. III Illinois Central shares 90
do bonds IS; Lacrosse and Milwaukee TX;
Michigan Southern 2OS; New York Central - i
Pa Coal. Co ~; Reading So Milwaukee aud
Mississippi SIX. Cantons 2l; Virginia 6's 81,
Missouri 6's e &. The moneg market IL active
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DANIEL c. DIGGES, Trustee.
d 24-lawt Janl0&d dts
TRUs FEES SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL

TRUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE.-ln pursuance of a decree. passed. on
tne sixth day OF November, 1857, by the Circuit
Court for Prince Georges county. sitting Ms Court
of Equity in n cause in said Court depending,
Edmund b. Cumming and others, Is compaInant,
and Edmund D.. Cumming and others are defend
will, II The same is not previously disposed Of at
private sale, expose at puhlIc sale 10 The hi nest
nary 1855 at the hour of ii O'Clock a. M. and
II not far at the same time and place ON the ne
tar day thereafter, all that valuable Real Estate
situate in said county. which was heretofore oon-
veyed to the Hon Thomas w. Cumming now de-
and seventy seven and a half acres, more or less
character peculiarly adapted TO the cultivation and
quick maturity of garden and farming productions;
The county road To washington. by the way of Sew
snth and North Capitol streets. is a boundary on
one side. The health and society of the mel. nbor-
There are several streams Of pure water and one
niEe sr r h on tbs estate. which Is within Two
miles of the Centre Market. The land has been
divided into several lots. ranging IN size from - 90
lots and WILL I've sold IN parcels if deemed to the m
terest Of the patties.
tate are large and commodious and IN excellent
order. This estate adjoins the property OF late Ste
Clark and others Any information will be given TO
persons DESTROYS RELEASING, application to the
The Terms Of sale. as prescribed BY the decree.
are as Yellowstone Thousand dollars cash ON the
Baltimore Bank. The residue of tue purchase mo
ney to be Paid IN one, two three and four wears in
co ual instruments, bearing interest from the d,y ~
SALE and to be secured bv the bonds of the purchs
or purchasers with one or moro 90 -obis ers 70
be approved by the undersigned. Upon the nav
ment oil the whole purchase money, and all interest
thereon, and not before, the az trustee
VIII convey TO the purchaser purchasers or their
he1rs the property SO purchased by Them free clear
ana dscharg ed from all claim Of the parties to tins
sptt aGa OF all persons claiming by them or under
them The widow has joined in the proce eding for
sale and mas sgnihed her consen in W. itDg take
aa equivalent in nancy Tin hen of her DOVER out OF
the proceeds Of sale, as as certained hy law. - !
DANIEL c. DIGGES Trustee.
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TIE WEArHER.-RaIge OF the thermometer
ffom Thursday noon, Dec. 81, to this morning:

RemaTkS.-Jan. 1-rime frost, fine and pleas
ant 2d-rime frost, fine, finished cloudy; Sd and
4tb-hne; 5th-cloudy, rain fell; 6th-fine and
pleasant; 7th-rme frost, fine
New moon Friday, Jan. Is, between ~ and 1
a. n
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Jan. :, 1855
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PREsESTArIoS-The employees female) in
the bindery at Wendell's printing office, on the
day before yesterday presented the supernten-
dent of the folding room Miss l.. Kleiber) with
beautiful silver emp, as a testimonial Of the
high esteem in which she is held by them Ap-
p:Gpriate speeches were made on the occasion by
the lady binders, after which they enjoyed holt
day.
Oh COLOR POgTRAiTs.-We have before us a
line specimen Of engraving in oil colors, in the
sh7pe Of likeness Of Henry Clay. 1t is from
the establishment Of J. II. Byram, Pbilad-lphia.
and can be obtained from Mr.. Horton who is
canvaSsing for II here.
REMEMBER THE ORPHAN GIRLs-The Or
Phans' Fair at Iron Hall continues open, and we
hope onr readers will give it such patronage as
go meritoriouS cause has heretofore always r..
ceived ut their hands
To-SIsHT the grand ball Of the Terpsicbore
Club at the Navy Yard, for the benefit of the
-eenup monument fund
Tomorrow night, the Sthuof January ball of
the Union Guards at the Washington Assembly
Rooms.
LIT MONK OF our readers fail to visit, once at
least, and daily il they can, the fine exhibition of
the Art Association, on II street.
NOTWITHSTANDING the enormous draughts
which are daily made by generous public upon
his book-sbelves and showcase, Philbrick is
still able, by constantly replenishing his ample
stock Of Books and Jewelry, to supply his Gus
msrs. 1T bis usual well-known terms Thanks
to the fine wrather and the discrimination of the
good citizens and sojourners OF Washington, the
Gin Book Store, at No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue,
has proved success up to the most sanguine en-
Ptctations Of Its protector. There is not richer
or more varied collection Of standard books, i'm
all departments Of literature, than is to be found
In this, the first store east Of the United States
Hotel n
WATCH RETURNS. - Daniel stewart, d. c.,
carrying bowie knife; fined 80 and costs, and
security for peace. Lloyd Stewart, d. C., assault
ana disordcrly; security for peace Josephine
Scou, NY =, disorderly; dismissed. y -
Circumstances having rendered II necessary for
tie ocrnon OF the ritizrns especially In re lard
o. hraltii, That the mild system OF treating LODI
srs shouid ne abolished, Captain Mills last pioht
commenced new rnrde. Hitherto the dodgers
WEIR n-vs We, iorsea up, but allowed to occupy u
empty cells aud the passages, rolling about the
200 like pigs Ia P-n. When about doz.
had auived, the Captain directed that the Iodg
ers fast as they came In, should be locked In
the cells. IL they did not choose to seek other
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NEWS
massachusetts Lsgislaisre-Gev. Bank,
Message. fF

Boston, Jan. THE Legislature having o,-
x, a. ni.eo; GOV Banks sent bis message In TO-DAY
II .s mainly devoted 20 local Affairs bot elo.s.
with review of the Krp.as dirsenl,,ss r.
iunoe1 oept OF the state IS o. 800 zoo Proyistou
Is MADE Tor all but s2i5 600 Unless the erpens~.
OF the state BE- reduced on Last wear there will
6e deficit Of S62o.OOo to be met by the st.,, s.r
Gov Banks urges ECONOMY, a REDUCTION OF The
legislative session to sixty days, and the p.yu~pt
OF members oy fixed salary. He recomm~pds
a suppression Of bank notes under the aeno,,n.-
ton Of five dollars, and after three or eve ve,rs
suppression OF all under ten dollars He refer,
the natnT alization question 10 the Legislature
Win whom he will cheerfhlly concur In the
aoopnon OF measures 70 maintain the purity Of
our elections, and protect the rights Of American
Concerning Kansas he says: Nothing but
direct intervention Of federal inf once can fore,
thI""Sh congress the Lecomptoa Constitution -
ana " III the Government with the sanction Of the
people can force upon Kansas a Con,titutIon CON
ceived IN fraud and violence IL will he the
''weightiest blow ever given against free gov.
eminent 'Se 60
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Death of a Hotel Keeper.
Sailing of the Her&ia.

SCHENECTADY. n. Y. Jan 6-Geor2e Grimm
the lessee Of the Griffin House, in this place dice
Ia Stey
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Fire at Chicago.

CHICAS Jan. IA fire occurred last night on
Clark between Quincy and JAG kson streets Loss
Is estimated at S60, 900. insured at $4,000
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NEW YORK, Jan .6.-The Persia sailed hence a
noon for Liverpool with % passengers and nearly
., 200 600 an specie.
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MADAME A. NOURRIT,
w No. 7l6 Walnut ST. below 9Th FbiIadoInbia
,o IMPOKTER OF

IMPORTER
ffENCH FLOWERS. HEAD DRESSES,
BONNEIS ANpFISE MILLINERY,
MCA.a Bsss leave To inform the AIDES now IN
AS1zStn Washington city that she has opened "
OSH4;oT TWO or three weeks only, a Saloon ~
on IA. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts Mo zsti
where LADIES will find all the above artIci s of The
latest and richest sty lie, being selected by Mime
nerself IN Iaris during her accustomed yearly visit
there for that purpose.
Mime NourTit having contracted with Mr. Fall
the celebrated ColHeur of the Empress Eugene and
Queen NlctoTIa, for the sole depot IN toe United
states OF his Head Dresses she will he able to fur.
nsh all the COIfeures nf the latest pattern worn at
toe principal Courts of Europe, made by that re-
nOwned artist.
Ladies' are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc. d3,-StG 9aw1s
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctr.

GREAT SALE OF STANDARD BOOKS
" PRATTs TWENTIETH ANNUAL Book SALE, NJ
4n PennsyIrGnta arenne, north sids-On ri -
EVENING, and every evening this week we viii
sell, without reserve. q great assortment of
Law. Medical Standard and miscellaneous works
, Albums, Annals, d c.: IN every sty lie of binding
English and American Publications,
Also, Family and Pocket Bibles M velvet calf and
moroc CO bindings,
Praye and Hymn Books &c
All OF which must be sotd
This STOCK is perhaps the largest ever offered IN
TINS CITY, Every book warranted perfect.
Jan4-lw WALL a. BARNARD Auc,s
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Ship.of.War Arrived.
BaItimsre Markets.

NORFOLK, Jan. The sloop-of-war Cvsne
ON Havana, arrived here this morning-oficer.
Ill
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts,

NJ nj. RUPPEI..
NORTH side of Market Space, No, 81 between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown.
announces to els patrons that at hsISM f. J
RESTAURANT may be found at all ~ NJ
times the choicest and most excellent SEsJ
assortment OF LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds Of A NJ r in season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
a-Sm
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LIAR. TOOTH, NAIL AND BANDOLINE
H BRUSHES, at GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th
st. and Pa. sv., and at his Sales ROOM, under VIII
hrds' hotel. neSm
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BIZ 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By \. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ROOkS. JEWELLERY AND PLATED-wARE
y AT AUCrIoN-On THIS TUESDAY EVENING
ano every evening during the week shall sell. At
my auction store. corner of 7th and ID streets, at
clock. large and valuable collection OF Books
iewelsy and Plated Ware. such as
Byron, Burns, Shelly, Pope ard Moore's Poems
Albn"s, Bibles, Prsyer Books. &C.,
win general assortment of American Works.
=, ALSO
large snd hne collect ION Of Ieweiry, such as
tIod and SItver Watches, Chains, Bracel ets
Camecs Mosaic Colds one, and oth, sets
sings. Pins, studs, CUT Buttons, Pens &c.
flne plated Tea Sets, consisting of six pieces
Liquor and Castor Stands, n fne article
Butter DISHES, Goblets. Mugs and Flagons, &C.
All OF which will positively be sold
Jan D A. GREEN AuctIoneer
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II u Frt ..t-rs ---.--.. for sale at tho s.r.t
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of West Pals ay-
enue and Blook sf.. Baltimore. Md. my Civ
r U.IN'S EXTRACTS, all pdors, at GIBBS'S
under Wills rsis' hOfNI. no-Sm
niPLOMATIC HISTORY of the Washington
u and a dams Adminst rations. BY w. II. TrescOtt
dT FRANcK TAYLOR,
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CoNNEcTIcNTJTr M S1Tpakyt IFE INsuR-

CONNECTICUT MuLHprAk LIFE INsUR-
Capltal over. ----...... $3.50 OQ
This Old and reliable Company are prepared 70 take
rIsks on lives at premluns that will suit all
FRED CALLAN, Agent.
Onice-No. rs street, Washington City, ID. &.
ian 4-Stsw5v 800
TTHE SUBSCRIBERS MILL RECEIVE
II Proposals m writing until the sth day Of January
next for the purchase of the anty shops, Once,
and Cement House et the Little Falls Bridge. Also
Tor one Derrick complete, snd al Of another De-
rick except the mast. The DerrIcks can be inspect
ed and Of them seen IN operation ~ the bridge
Terms of sale: cash m Government funds- .
Proposals TO be left at the Office n Little Falls
RANDOLPH CoYLE.
d 26-eotyanls hnsiuser N charge,
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Millinery, &c.

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
Nl TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT
LADIES visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that We are prepared to make up Dref SEES
SHaks, Basques, &c. at short notice, the late ST
sly les, and satIs &C. ION guaranteed IN cases
A large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
BASQUES, NDERDRES~ES. BONNETS
RIBBONS. and MI Millinery, of every descrip-
ton, always ON hand. NJ william
II I'n opposite Centre Market
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G% NOTICE.-L ICEN Sail persons
lAS whose Licenses from the Corporation of
georgetown expire on the list inst. hereby not-
he'd promptly to renew the same, otherwise they
may subject themselves to a fine.
d 20 3tawtl0thJan WIN. LAIR ID. Clerk
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AUCTION SALES.
To-DAY q TO MORROW MORMLNG

By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
IJonLiS sALE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust ex-
~ SSsteu 20 me and recorded in BIber J. A. s.
isnj 80, io,ios 2s go go, and 16l, of the
inmbi h ni Wsshngton county, District Of Co
hn sa snan, on THURSDAY. the Est OF Decem-
~ g. q. ock p m, front of fhe premises
sh T.. 80 =, pubic auction to the highest bidder
n IN SUBDIVISION of John Wilson AMI SIcsoIss
SaIan' IS the same is recorded the ONCE of the
lumbia =. : Disuict Oh 20
Terms cash. The property to be resold 81, ,h.
rsk and expense OF the purchaser unless the ter,ns
el sale are complied with within three days from the
EDw. c. CARRINGToN, Trustee.
oS1awts A. GREEN, Auct.
UrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until Thu RSDAY, the 9TH January, 1853, same
hour. BY order OF the Trus' ee
jan ld7 A GREEN Auctionaer
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ClTY ACADEMY,
~ ABS l0fh sfrset-EstabItshed in 1882
School for Civil and Mllitary Engineering, the
Plain and Ornamental Writing, the Languages G.
Duties resumed MONDAY, January 4th, I85s.
d3l-lm Proc. j. FILL. PrinoIpaI
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LOST AND FOUND.

G. REWARD.-Straye ed or stolen. on Tuesday
;O'I night. from the corner Of G. and cd ~
streets. SMALL GRAY MARE with a1SN
black top CarIyal attached. The above re- oSA
ward will be given if returned to Keller & Pvwell's
Livery stables, on 9th street, between ID and E.