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Lots No. 6, i, d Il of ) & II in block 81; east
side of lot - in Welt Survey Tot 8 in block I
= acres q OF : Sc ; ,
lots 1913 IN block s. lot ? 5 in block 10, lot
in block 7. lots II 8 east side of l6 and west
side 10 III Suong's alteration lots . ) in block G.
lot Il in Welt survey lots | . 3 4 ) S in block
25, lots , IN block ~. lots ; If in block
81. let ii let's survey, l31 Harrisou's survey
part of 1875 40 AL 1856 40 ont les Harrison's
survey, lots ; in block 20
pit Of c q offs { q SO ,
lots y 80 "a 80 IS - 40 Tavlor's addition,
lot IA Fleit's survey, lot in block 8, west side
of IL and part OF % and lot 20 in Vlet's survey
uud ; of lot 30 NleIts survey. und l.; out lot
166 HawIson's survey. lots 10 In block ii lots
/ 2 IN block Il. lot / 6 in block 81 lot 4 block
40, y are in 295 Harrisou's survey lot { If in
block 30. lot and part in block 81 lot and
part In block II, out lot 272 Harrison's sur
vev, lots block 6, lots ) I'll II block g.
los block IL W j IL block 80 lot IN blk
p, lot : and east part II and part of lots ~ 50
IS I2f Nleits survey. part of lot 81 Harrison's
survey lot 3 OF Beech's subdivision, lots l. IS 4
8 block u lots IL block 10. 1245 10
II block 20, lots 10 IL y block IT, out
lots 296 90 % and Ii / 80 Harrison's survey
lot 8 block J. lot block ;, lot block II, lot ,
and part Of j StrOn4s alteration, lot % Taylor's
addition. south part lot 100 and part 90 l59 in
Harrison's surrey, lots / . ! 5 block ,, lots = B
block -, lot Strongs alteration, lots II rs Is
Nieit's survey, lots l > block H. ) h of
lots Il = and lots y 90 and Part of lot Is III
Elieits survey, lots , block 9, part OF lois Is
10 IS Nlet's survey, lot 4 block ,. lots block
6. lot S block 26. lot / in block 27. lots u in
( block 4, lots ; block 81. lots 7 Is - 90
Woodmans addition, west side 294 and east
side 2y1 IN Harrison : survey, lois , 3 I ; in
block 20 lots ! , 3 ] ) s 8 10 IL II block 80.
lot blocs ,, lot block 81, lot l block 81, lot
block 80, lots 20 81 Strongs alteration, lots {:
IL pit l6 pit 10 y - 81 - 70 - % 90 and
) CO. 100 acres ia Strongs reservation and alter
! alton pt j OF > q 20 2J-100 acres SO ,
lots 3 8 10 block IS, lots 9 block lot p
block ;, II " oil lol 275 Harrisous survey, lot
10 let's survey, lot / beck 9, lot 5 block 7,
lot y block ,, lot block 2S parts OF lots 3
; 10 IL L block 81 und "a OF out lots Ids
! 10 100 l5I l55 Harrison 5 sarveY, leto 2 1
8 10 II u l3 II IS is II 10 20 u % 2 %
/ - Taylor's addition, lots 345 - s 10 II
II - Ii Is IL Il - % 30 81 81 80 81 IS sc %
80 80 10 II II IS II 10 46 Il As - u - 80 81
- 56 81 - 80 60 81 81 p II - % - = in
! Noodmans addition, l. n W q 81 , 3
( parts of lots ~ II Vieits survey. lots 8 2 10
l l block =. lots block 1t. parts l , block
l}, 10 block 4 /, lot block , /. lot 20 and
part 2lI Harrison'- survey, lots l block T. lots
l block !, lot - block 81. lot ] block 26, lot
bloci5 y. iot . TayIor's addition,
a W oi q IS 3 >
= acres " q Of 5 g q 80
! lot | I aud part east sile lot % and part west
side LOT 30 and west half Iat G. NIeit's survey
lot block 30 lot 90 Woodmaus addition.
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State Of Wisconsin,,
Iowa Co Circuit Court
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lanyon State OF Wisconsin,
lsintia, Iowa county CireaIt GoLts-
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Is UNCONVENTIONAL olCNTY oOLRT.

JOSEPH II. CLART.
Mineral FONT. iisintia S Attorney
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hueusIA, Jan. 2s-The Savannah pspers Of
.I's uoi n.ng announce the steamer Isaksl, from
Havana OF Tybee Yesterday The mail ssesmsh,n
1iom view foIk for New Orleans had not arrived
AZ havana on toe 10th. The steamship Grsnada
slant. w WV -
. The United States steamer Wabash Wa. .. H,v
West. All well. Nineteen OF her men e.me an
the Isabel, their time having expired
CHARLKsToS. Jan. 2s The steamer Label h,.
arrived. Sugars were unchanged st H<vsp,
Molasses was declining Exchange on London ls
Per cent. premium, and on New York and Boston
Ia. per cent.
Col. Anderson, 6 officers and % men from KEY
West have arriv, here The court decreed that
an must be held for trial before the District count
custody. - 10Y
Nothing is said Of the fever st Havana.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FRS DR. Tracy Delorne, great
curer OF consumption was for several years 30
badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the
time he Was confined to his bed He was eventually
cured by a PRESCRIPTION furnished him bv n youn
ciaIrvoyani siTi lhis pres rGiptIo gwen b, n mrTg
Chi wnile IN Stale al trance, has uTed e boa
WIN mas taken if, never having faiIsa once In Nv
equally as sure Ia cases Of fits ~ d, sorpsja Tbs
Ingredients maj he found va any drug store / vie
send thi. VA liable any person ON IbrI
Tecelpt of one postage stamp to psy postage
AID lress Dr. Tracy DELoRME, New York Post
once. jan % I'm
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The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Jan. 81, to January %.

hemdTkS.-Jan. 2lst-got out fine and so fin.
lshed. cold 22d-rime frost, day fine, cloudy and
milder to end; 23d-nne, colder, ice made, cloudy
and raw; 2lth-cloudy, milder, heavy fogs, mist
falling all dtyi 25th-thck fog, milder, CLEARED
of and lightly cloudy to end. about half past s
most beautiful lunar rainbow; 26th-fne, cooler,
beautiful rainbow and gorge ous clouds at sunrise
cloudy, warm and showerv to end; 27th-fne, a
tife cooler. stormy sky, cold, raw aud cloudy to
end: 2Sth-fine, cooler.
Last quarter moon, Friday, Feb 5, about p m
GEoRGETowN, ID. c., Jan. -, 1858. b.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME SILVER PLATED HAIR
l1NEss. md SADDLES AT AUCrIoN.-On SATUR.
DAY MORNING, Jan. SOth. at IL o'clock. In front
oil the auction rooms. sha sell
sets haudsome Philadelphia made Silver plated
set Double Har ess,
best ShaftOe Saddles.
Terms cash.
Jan q ~ J. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of FIVE wrIts OF
I'1 herr facIas, on judgement of condemnation,
issued from the Jerks office of the Circuit Court
OF the District of Columbia for the County of WASH.
lngton, and 10 ME directed shall pose TO public
sale Tor Cash, IN front of the Courthouse door IF
SAID County, on SArt RDAY, the 2rth day of r Ell
ruary. 1859. at u clock IN the following described
property, to wit, VIZ Part of Lot 1, IN square west
OF square No. IN the City OF Washington, ID. c.,
beginning NJ the southeast corner of said Lot No. j.
running thence west along the line Of street north
IA 1eet, thence north IS feet thence east II feet
tenoe south IS feet to beginning also the Undivided
hall part of Lot No. H. said square fronting on
Nth street west CD Feet running hack with that width
with the rear OF said Lot No. ~ feet inches as
purchased by John NJ cGa vey Of Messrs Ennis and
Lot No 81, IN said square. and that part Of ot No
L. IN SAID square. commencing for the point
on street north, IL feet west of the southeast
corner of SAID Lot and running thence on X st eet
west - feet inches. thence northwardy and peral-
lei with IN street IS feet thence with the rear line
wadiy to beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of John McGarvey, and will be sold
to satisfy JudIcas No $50 49, $50 357, snd s5s 10
January term 1853. IN favor Geo. Lowry, Howell Il
= riding, Timothy - Uonohue L. Son, Patrick Led
I'D. HOOVER, Marshal
Jan ~ DTS for the blstrIck of Columbia.
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AsRIvAI.~Ths Oyster trade 10 quite lively ct this
time. and the lovers Of the bivavss will be glad to
glad to learn that the George L. Broom arrived yes
Gay at stone Masruder's wharf, with some Of the
eAta nne larse Horn Harbor Oysters that will make
an ePicufe laugh. Persons desiring good and rare
treat had better call soon, they going like hot
CAKES. Jan 2I-St
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Southern Market<.

SAVANNAH, Jan. IS Sales 4 100 bales at nm.
changed Tates. Sales Of the week 500 bales
AuGUsTA, Jan. 2s-Cotton = dearer sale.
600. Middling qualities have advanced most
CHkRLEsToS, Jan. 2s.-Sales 100 bales; sales
Of week Sc 600; middling fair los alOk.
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DI ED,

IN Georgetown. the 18th instant, GEORGE
HUNTER, aged 81 years.
HIS friends and relatives are invited to attend his
funeral on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. from his
late residence. on Jefferson street, near the Canal
Bridge. 81
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New York markets.

NEW YoRI, Ian. - Flour lower sales 6 600
bbls state - s0asi -; Ohio a s0ssi 90, south
ern - .5Gai IS.
Wheat has declining tendency; white 81 2Sa
81 81. Corn has declining tendency white
65a69c.; yellow 65a6Sc.
Mess pork sIi 9OaI5; prime SIP. Beef quiet.
Lard quoted Sake
Whisky Nc. dearer; quoted at u = a22c
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Raltrmsre Markets

BALTIMORE, January - Flour OF all kinds is
dull.
White wheat 81 .1sal 25; red 81 0SasI 10. Corn
lower; white OF; yellow OSal .06c
Whisky 50d2lc.
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Steam boat Disaster-Loss Of Life

CINCINNATI, January 2s-The steamer Fanny
Fern, bound TO ST. Louis from Pittsburg. e.plo-
dsd her boiler II miles below this city to-day
ard hfteen lives are reported as lost, including
Capt. Woodward and three ladies The boat
was burnt 70 the waters edge. A number Of De:
sons were wounded or scaldsd
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CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR Is5s.-The Little
derfgl Mirror. Richard. the Lion hearted, Heroes
Of History, Tales Of Sea and Land, Inquisitive
lack, Dick Bodhero. What to do and how to do it.,
Siberian Sable Hunter, True Stories and Fal.e
Tales from the German, Belle and Lilly, or the
Golden Rnle. Aunt MAYORS Nursery RHYMES,
tess DAulnOy, and many others for youth of all
ages. some Of them just from Tendon.
dS ERANCK TAYLOR,
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Jan. 29.-Stocks generally mig her
and active except State stocks. Chicago and Roc X
Island s.; Cumberland Coal Co. Is Illinois Cen
trail shares 96, do. bonds ON; La Crosse and NIL
waukie u; Michigan Southern -; New York
Central -; Reading Sc; Virginia 6's 9e1; Mis-
souri 6's ST..
Sterling exchange dull, IUegaIiO.
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from Nansas

81. Louis, Jan 2s-The Democ,,, ..v. that
the Kansas Territorial Legislature ba. decided
not TO give way for the Topeka government. hut
proceed 10 the enactment Of entire code OF law,
special session, and 10 send protest.. to Congress
against the constitution as published
Mr.. Clarkson, with the Lecompton cons,itu-
ticn. has left here for Washington
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ioes at 81 50 per gallon, at the
Philadelphis Confectionery. corner 18th and SITS.
jan q I'm J. FussELL,
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DTsoRDERLy CoNDuCT.-Last night, watc hmen
Harper and Richardson were attra Il, d to the
vicinity of the Railroad and Swanpocdle by
loud cries, indicating riot. They came upon
two men, named A. Boulder and Peter GIea son
d m' d with cutlasses and creating considerable
disturbance. They undertook to resist the
Officers, and refused to give up their weapons
The result was that one o5 them was knoe ked
down by blow with a watchmau's shot staff
and the other Wa, promptly pacited They were
taken to the guard house and this morning were
hned $50 in one case and S5 in the other each
having two Ca~es to answer for The whole cost
to th, III of the frolc was S5IOi
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AZ NJ BRADY respectfully announces that A.
ItI. has established a GALLEMY OF PHOTO
GRAPHIC ART In Washington. He ID prepared
Ia execute commissions for the Imperial Photo
graph. hitherto m.ds ouiy al his well known e1tah
hshmeni IN New York.
variety of unique and rare PHOTOGRAPHIC srect-
mems are lIc'uded IN his col lection together with
ofIhe United - ates,
Mr. BRADY brings to his Washington Caller. the
results oi fourteen years experience in Europe
and America. and the choicest products of his ART
during mat PERIOD He feels confident that the re-
sources Al his command and the artistic quality of
hts woI k will commend has taller, 10 IN. atTenion
v ~" wash gton pubiI~. ism &-ear
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By A. GREEN, Austionser

By A. GREEN, Auotionser.
ROWLING ALLEYS AND FIXTURES.
the ii sSfasr1 shall .s O'CLOCK R Il
ssd IN Hs Mi %s
81 the establishment. VIZ;
One very superior large and other Counters
gas Chandellers and Burners, and Cooking Apars-
With many other articles which we deem unneces.
Terms cash.
TRysrE5E sA GGEEE III vA arf'i. rn,.ov,n
PROPERTY. on 7TH STREET. NEAR THE NAVY
and recorded being dated the 9Th of Febfus1y, iss,
ana the request Of the party entitled to the debt
1uOtisn n front Of the premises on THURsDxY.
ham %, ls5s a. o'clock p m part Of square nine
the southwest corner of said square, and running
THENCE north ong the line Of 18th street east 81 feet
the city of Washington. The improv ements consist
Fl House. good and suOantial and well-bu'lt Frame
Terms of sale One-h cash |; the balance in six
bearing D aaxs hs mOt ss
Isy oa sale deed of trust taken to secure the
pay NJ OF the notes All conveyaneing at the ex
If the terms Of sale be not complied with n ten
right to resell said premises at the risk and cost of
the deiauting purchaser by giving five days notice
OF o., ,ald resale IN some newspaper published in the
-. NiMR0D GARRETTsON, Trustee.
Jan lS-eo2w A. GREEN, Auct.
ud AB2 p, ;. SALE It, Is RGssTpoNEP
same hour. By order Of the Trustee
Jan 9-eoew A. GREEN, Auot.
DUBLlC SALE OF A NUMBER or SER
Z WANTS. AND OTHER PERSONAL PRoPERrY.-By
virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court of Wash
ington county, ID; the subscriber will sell, at
public sale, on TUESDAY, Feb 2, 1858, If fair If
not next fur day hereafter at the late residence
Mrs; Ann Talbot, deceased. between the Navy
Yard Bridge and Good Hope, oil the personal prop
erty of said deceased. consisting Of six valuable
Servants. a good drsqght Horse. two fine Hogs, all
Cabbage, Bee Hives filled with honey, &c.
Terms OF sale, cash unless otherwise agreed upon
win the administrator on the day of sale.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock n. m,
FRANCIS X. DAVIDSON,
jan -4t'Tu,Th, SAM
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FIRE.-Last night, between seven aud eight
O'Clock the brick stables in the alley north Of F
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, &C.
cuPied by DIR. Miller, Senator Toombs and Mr..
Johnson, were discovered to be in flames The
alarm was given and the fireman were PROMPTLY
on the ground. The stables, with the hay &c q,
were burned, but the horses We're saved and no
damage OF account was done to the surrounding
property The cause of the fire is unknown
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DRESS MAKING AND

MrLLINEFFFSi RRkkffSSSS ;E EsKASiI ANP
Ladies' visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that We are prepared to make mp Dresses,
COaks, Basques, DO, at short notice. i'm the latest
styles, and sat isfac tiOn guaranteed in al cases
A large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings of
BAS9UES, UNDERDRESSES, BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY. Of every descrip-
ton. always on hand M. WILLIAM,
Is Pm opposite Centre Market.
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GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES.

NJ ATCOST
The firm Of Gardner Il Place having dissolved on
the 18th instant, by mutual consent, tO> - p
close up their busness we now offer fcrS&6S
sale, at cost. At their stand, No. 15S 18TH ~
Five Buggies, four Roekaways, one Four pas
senger Phse'on and two Express WAGONS
Al the abov, were made ofthe hest and most tho.
rough EeasOned lumber AID bu,t by skilltnl and tx
peneneed Ofkmen. and will be WARMED fur twelve
months; q satisfactory guarantee being gwen with
every sale.
N Current funds reanired in every instance.
Also, Hand Buggies very cheap for cash.
CHAS. T. GARDNER Il SON
jan % 2taw6wS Successors to Gardner Place
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NEW CONFECTIONERY. -
~ No. AT 7th ST.. one doar Hosfk Of a. %.
The suhscrIber respectfully, announces to the citi
zens and the pubic that he has fitted up his estsb
Ishment IA the best STYLE. and has ON hand the
caoic.st CONFEc ITO Very ofal kInds.
ICE CREAM always to be had. and of the
best quality, which he wal furnish 10 order, any
part Of the CITY, ~ ~ 81 per gallon.
Fresh PIES and CANES. Of all kinds. every day
At y o'clock. made of the best material the market
can afford.
All kinds Of FANCY CAKES that 10 usually
kept an place of this kind.
Balls, Parties. Weddings, &C.. furnished to order
IN the shortest notice sind the most reasonable
terms.
n,,,s-lm- WIN. p. FnRn
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RRIGHTLY'S ANALYTICAL DIGEST OF
II the Laws Of the United States from the Con

- the Laws Of the United States from the Con
constitution up to the end o! the Thirty. fourth
Congress.
The text given in the words of the statue book
the matter arranged alphabetically and anaIyti
caly."
And the notes include tho decisions of all the
Courts, both State and Federal ia which the con-
struotOn IF the Statue Law of the United States
has been the subject of adud as well those
OF the heads OF the Executive Depa 'tments."
PRINTED octave pages, full law binding. Price S..
Just published.
jan n ERANCK TAYIGR
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-Four or FIVE gentlemen can lie &C
- comnodated with BOARD and comfortable
ROOMS by applying at No. 49i l4th street, between
Also. handsome front ROOM for rent. neatly
furnished. ian R9t.
ROARDING.-MRS. RUFF, No. SOS ID street
- nesr Seventh, has taken this large and cnmmo-
dious House. here she intends to rent her rooms ,
furnished OF unfnTnIshed, to single Gentlemen. or
Gentlemen and their Wives. with Board Transient
hours of the day.
Also, wanted, girls TO do general homework.
ian Him.
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nor MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer THOMAS COII.YER will resume
her regular trips to Mount Vernon IT.
on Friday next, making two trips Era8HffyR3 II
each week-lervIng the wharf on 15<z.ezakEEs
Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Omnibuaes will leave the Hotels and Parker
Store at az o'clock connecting with the steamer
jan 1n-tf SAMUEL, RAKER. Captain.
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A RIVAL EXTRA ORDINA "
NINE MANAAR,
SCIENTIPIG ASTROLOGIST AND

Has taken SUIT OF Rooms nt
Mrs. SuTroN,s, No. $50 Eishth strset,
ana matters herself from her well kpsvu ability and
Tespecta blty. that the Ladies and q nlemen offhIs
icimty VIII turn out en- masse, and put her TO the
test. Sne VIII guarantee that those who VISIT her
viii not regret il. -
Lentlemen, S2O0-IadIes, Si.O0.
Horoscopes drawn for Five Doilars.
she Will remain only a short time. jan 25-2w'
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A N UPRIGHT PIANO. 7 octaves, BEAUTIFUL
"A rosewood fine finish, and exquisite tone. for
sale NJ great bargain, at our Piano Forte and Music
STORE No. 500 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
ian &c JOHN r ELLIS
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By &C. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.

By J. G. MEG UIRE. AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UN
IMPROVED r EAL EsraTF.-By virtue of a deed
In trust. bearing date the 81 day OF April 1857 and
the SUBSCRIBER will sell, AZ public sale, on WED
NESDAi, the Sd day of February. 1885, at 4 o. lock
p. m, at the auction store of Jas. c. McGuire on
the corner of Pennsy lvanla avenue and 10Th street
west, the whole OF Square l05t fronting 4S3 feet l
inch on each of north and streets and 95 fee ton
each Of l4th and 18th west and Iot No IA m
Square M. 40. fronting 81 feet on LIST street east
deep.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and the telance in
LNtwelve and IL months for notes bearing int eres
from day of SALE secured by deed of trust un the
property, aud # not complied with in five DAYS aer
the sale, the property will he res"ld upon week
notice, Al the risk and expense of the purchaser.
All conyeyanclng al the cost of the purchaser.
CHAS. =. WAIIACH Trustee,
ian l3-2taw6ds 4. e.. McGIlIRE AncfioDaar
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EOR SALE -ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
L is offered at private sale. A great bargain and
stands his business.
not disposed of by the 9Th of February next the
whole concern, together with the three story Brick
House, 81 Bridge street, will be offered at public
auction. Georgetown, ID. c.. Jan8-tf
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ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY On Tuesday night
last, gentleman, In crossing the avenue at sixth
street, was lostled by a man, who rushed by him,
and, as If by accident, caught his hand in the
watch guard Of the gentleman. breaking the
gnaid, but not pulling the watch from the pocket
The purpose of the fellow, evidently, was to
seize the watch and run away with it.
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CHAS. :. WALLAGH Trustee
jan l3-2taw&ds ]. &. MCGUIRE, Aucfioneer
BY JAS. G. McGUIpE .uctlopeer.
DOS TIVE SALE OF TWO DESIR API, ,

by vs.. 2. MCIII ~ r., uctlOneeT.
DQS TIVE SALE OF TWO DESIR AHIE
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSES on r. STREET, RE-
TWEEN SsCoND AND THIRD MONDAY AT
IERNJo February lst, at o'clock, the
premises, shall II Lot no. b, 10 Square No. 57a
fronting ~ feet! ! inch $ on r. street. between I'd
anu Sd streets east running lack ~ f. To 10 feet
aley. with the Improvement sting ola three
story and Basement Br OK dwelling House, con
tanning Eight Rooms, WI h 6as ald Gas FIX Ures
ia every room IN the house WI h Bath Room, and
other modern lmprOvemt
iso. l.o: No. Z. same Sqra'e, oniIng feet 10
inches nn same sire -, running Eek l2 feet To an
alley, IN the improvements, consisting al three
story BTIck Dwell ing Hous- with Back Building
contInl Saloon, aTlor, WI d la re DIcIDg Rcom
with Dumb Waiter 4 C. eight q hambers, Kitchen
Water Closets, &c., &c
These houses are nearly new well Turn shed, with
all he modern improve ats, snd hunt on the most
substantial, manner, and ocat Il IN of the most
beauil full and pleas mi psTtS 81 he "a y.
Terms: One-fuurth cash; the TeSIdue nm G. 10 snd
IL months. nth interest, secured by deed of trust
in the premises.
jan I'D J. C. MCGUIRE. Auot.
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The UNIQr: Concerts of the cold Folks are
d awing to d closs, much to the regret Of other
old folks, middle aged folks and young folks,
who have been gratifed by their delinea'ions of
ancient music, manners and costumes. To day
the Old Folks are paving a visit to that Mecca Of
all patriotic ADIericans-MOunt Vernon
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
and 18th streets, over Sam'. Lewis Jeweiry Store.
Will be let low to permanent tenant. Would make
StatiOner. ian 1917
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

L Carriage House, situated ON n street between
18th i and 2oth streets. Inquire OF Mrs A. HOOVER,
Gd. avenue ian 20 81