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IHE MISSING STEAMSHIP -Ceusicetable an
xlety begins 10 prevail account OF tine non-aT-
rival OF the steamship Ariel. Sne Is now in her
9Th day out from Southampton
he agent of the line does not think that she
let southampton on the day reported for the
reason that he has received letters stating that on
me 5otn sne Was on Havre in a dense foo, unable
20 gtt into ihat port. The despatch from Hail
lax La " me America is quite positive, however,
on this point IL SAYS:
he Ariel left Southampton on the 3Ist de-
cember, having been detained day behind her
usn1l ume on accounr Of dense fog at Havre .,
The ARIEL has on board ninety eight passen-
geis, heavy cargo, the English, French and
German mails, and fl 900 in specie As severe
gales have been reported by recent arrivals She
may have been disabled in her mac hinery and
forced TO put back, or come on under sail In
either case we may not hear from her for a week
yet.-Baltinlors American
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The "OLD FoLKs.n-By the advertisement
elsewhere, 1t will be seen that the & Old Folks,''
a musical troupe who d ess In the costume of an
husdred years ago, and sing the music of that
period, will appear in this city to morrow night
They last appeared In Baltimore, and the press
Of that city, we notice, speaks in the warmest
terms of the merit of their performances.
Down WITH THE SHINPLAsTERs We hear
that an importation OF 81, 90 and 50 shinplasters
has been made into Washington, and that par
ties are industriously endeavoriny TO put them
into circulation We trust the authorities will
be prompt To punish every violation Of the law
bearing upon this matter.
CAUGHT 1T Is reported about town that num-
Der Of the rowdies engaged at the riot at the Cap.
itol workshops few days ago, and who took leg
bail on finding that warrants were out for their
arrest, have been hauled up In Baltimore for Of
fences committed in that city
ARREsTED.-Saturday evening, officers Carter
and McHenry, with a warrant issued by the
Criminal Court, arrested ]. Goldsmith, who was
under bail to appear for trial, but failed He was
taken to the County Jail. and delivered to the
custody of the Marshal to await the order of the
Cont.
TwoFFMALE CoMMUNICANrs were baptized in
the Potomac. at the foot of Eighth street yester-
list Church. branch Of the E street Baptist
Church--worshippins at Island Hall.
The Lands MINsTRELs offer capital pro-
gramme for o-night. Tomorrow night the pub
lie favorite, the comic Search, takes his benefit
when look out for fun
To NIsHT, ID. X. Whitaker. Esq former edi-
tor of the Southern Quarterly Review will lee
ture at the Smithsonian Institution subject, the
Life and writings Of Sir Waiter Scott
SOME Of the most famous personages of the 40 e
have jnst died in Europe. The stont old Aus
TRAN, Radetzky, the Jewess actress. Rachel, aud
Gen. Haveiock. SO we go The Gift Book store
however, still lives and dispenses its bountes tc
the public az usual. Books and presents are sold
and given away at 4s6 Penn avenue as hereto.
fore. II
WATCH RETURNS, January 23-Allen Thomr
son, ID. c., drunk and disorderly; workhouse 9,
| days. Francis Worth, Germany, drunk and ex
Posure; fine and costs, 80 81 Rosaine Mix, col ID
Va, disorderly conduct; do S2ii Ann Rebeccs
GRAY, cold Va witness; dismissed. A Semmes
| COLD, D. c., do do.
Ten ndgers, all non residents
January 2}-Wm Brew. assault and disorderly
conduct: fine and costs, sc ~. John Snow, Ire.
land. disorderly; dismissed. John HAYS, do
| do; do. George Smith, alias Summers larceny
| jail for Court. Ten dodgers; all non esidents
Western Lock-up-Elizabeth Holmes, Md
drunk; workhOuse 30 days. Charles Calvert, ID
C, stealing chickens; Jail for Court. Jos lien
ninger, Pa drunk and disorderly; work. house q
Brannan, Ireland, diSorderlv; do Lucius Cul
yer, n Y, fugitive from justice; sent back to th,
workhouse. Luke McCabe Ireland drunk and
disorderly; wOrkhouse 30 days
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DIED.,

On the 25th instant. FREDERICK KLOTZ, son
OF Frederick and Martha klOtz. aged years,
months. ana n DAYS.
His funeral will take place Tomorrow Albanian
a. O'Clock, from the residence OF George klotz
20. d Mass. avenue, between I'd and 81 streets. at
attend. q
On The 18th instant. Mrs. SOPHIA CASSIN, in
the ssh year OF her age
The funeral will t. Ike place This Afternoon at 3Is
o'clock. from her late residence, on Gay street,
,ai A. Glen koss, Montgomery county, Md, on the
years.
On the Esd instant, after short illness, which he
bore with christian fortitude, GEORGE WASH
INGToN BURCH, in the 2nth year of his age.
On the Esd instant, ALBERT F., aged six month =
ana SIX days, youngest son of VIM. and Elizabeth
nj. Tucker.
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G ORGE TOWN AFFAIKS.
CorrespoxdsHee Of the Sta,

GRoRekrowN, Jan IS, 1888
We regret exceedingly to be compelled to an
nounce the death Of Mrs. Cassin, from the injury
she received from her clothes taking FIRE, as no.
ticed in the star Of SATURDAY. She fingered i'm
great pain until O'Clock yesterday morning,
when death put an end to her suferngs. Every
thing was done that could have been by friends,
and the most skiliful physicians in our city, DR..
BohIer and others, to save her, but without
effect The devOuring element had done its wor
so enectuaily in the region Of vital parts OF the
body as to battle every effort to stay the ravages
OF its effects. II Is gratifying TO know, however,
that her life was prolonged in state OF perfect
consciousness to enable her to provide by will,
handsomely, for female orphan child, which
she has for some time had in charge. Her funeral
will take place at O'Clock this afternoon, from
the Bridge street Presbyterian Church, DIR. b.
cocks.
| be made by boat upon the canal, was made by
the Rescue last week. She left our city on Mon
day afternoon last, went to Wiliamsport, one
hundred miles distant, took on board 800 bar
reis OF Hour, and reached our city again at 2
O'Clock ON Saturday, making the round trip in
five DAYS.
The weather this morning is rather gloomy,
conseq nentiy there is but little outdoor business
being done up to the time of closing this letter.
| There Is considerable demand for vessels to
take Hour to New loik- Captains, however. are
unwilling to risk it at this season for the freight
| Extraordinarily five cents per barrel
| Several months since one of the up-country
| millers contracted with one of our merchants to
| furnish him, by certain period with I 900 bbs
| OF flour from his mill at S7,37x per bbl The
miller failed to supply the amount stipulated in
the contract at the time, and the buyer refused to
| receive any. Afterwards the bdyer agreed tc
compromise the matter by paying for the article
| in Virginia money which was then II We per cent
| below par. The miller refused to agree 10 the
| compromise, but left the matter to arbitration
and the decision of the arbiers was against
| him, aud the same flour is now stored in our cit,
| and would not command over 81 so
| We have no news of moment from the mar ket
| this morning There was small sales OF -four OF
| Saturday 81 I'D fnr 81 ard hran -
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W A new daily morning newspaper, to be
called the Daily Morning Exchange, is soon to be
started In Baltimore, by Messrs Charles @. Kerr,
Thomas w Hall, jr, and Charles f. Phelps, ed
itors and proprietors
The new paper, to be styled the Journal Of
Commerce, is also shortly to appear, under the
au' pices Of II. NJ limbaugh, Esq, Vice PresI-
dent of the Democratic City Conven,iop
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AUCTION SALES.

ByWALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
GALE OF FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, DO
- On TO MORROW TUESDAY MORNING. nj
W clock. we will sell. IN front -four auction ROOM
an inso,Se Pt Cutlery Gloves. and Fancy Goods
w oolen. SAX. aud Kid Gloves .rr
norte- m4nnaies, Purses Combs aud Brushes
Kings, Chains, and other Jewelry
Buttons. Laces, Edgings, Fringes
Dress Goods, Sleeves, Collars, &C.
Terms cash.
jan Is WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
. BY j. c. McG UIRE, Auctioneer.
INkOSTEk'S SALE OF VALUABLE FUR
StIUkE AND HousKHoLD EFFicIs.-On WE'D
NESDAh NOR Ming. January 27th. at 10 o'clock,
OF nth and streets, by virtue Of deed OF trust
guy recorded 4 c., shall sell all the Furniture aud
s Psao lcte stOp and Covers.
MsrDie.tOp Centre. Gard and other Tables,
walnut W hatnot, Girandoles, &C.,
w lndow Curtains. Cornices, and Shades,
three ply, Ingram and Venetian Carpets,
Oiciofh, Hat Tree, Lounge.
Mahosany Dining and breakfast Tables,
CHINA. Glass and'Crockery Ware,
MMahoga1y Book case, Desk,
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Bedsteads.
Mashstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses,
w inut aIdr3be, Hair Mattresses.
Feather Beds. BOsters and Pillows,
IogetheI with general assortment of Kitchen r e.
qulsItes.
Also, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
One superior Mich Cow,
Small Family Carriage, Harness and Stable urni
Terms: S2r ard under, cash; over that sum, ,
cIeat hi on snd W. days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
9. c. EDES, Trustee,
ian 23d J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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W A rebellion against the Government oftbe
Hudson's Bay Company has broken out in IN.
Red River county. We have already noticed
the fact that public meeting has demanded an
nenation to Canada as a means Of saving the
country. The immediate occasion of this last
outbreak was the Imprisonment Of a trader bv
the Company, who were compelled to release
him
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nEBlT AND CREDIT, translated from the
II German of Gustav Freytag, by l.. G.. c., with
PREFACE, D., Chevaiier Bunsen: price 81.
Lnoy Huyard's Journal, by Mrs. l.. ii. Sigourney /;
IS cents.
The Poetical Works of James X. Lowell, 2 vols,
blue and gold IS cents.
Army Register for 1855 81 cents
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Hn Y BOOkstOre, near Of st.
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by WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts

Corner OF Pennsylvania arsnue and 9Th ,ty,.t
HAVE ON HAND. REMAINING FROM
sale Of Thursday, Jan. DIST some very rich sets
OF The most valuable Furs, in Capes, Nuts. and
guns. Also, GENTS Fur Coats, Caps, Gloves and
collars, and a handsome assortment of Robes All
oil which have been recently made in the be- man
neil ana Will be disposed of at private sale for one
he sale will continue for three days only, and ali
goods warranted as represented.
Jan u 81 WALL d BARNARD Aucts
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New YsPk Markets.

INV YORK, Jan. Is Flour advanced Sc Der
parcel with sales Of 900 bbls State a 2ssS "a 40.
OHIO ~ s5dS5; Southern 81 .50as IS
nedt quiet sales unim portanf; quotations un-
cnsnged. Corn heavy; yellow 6Oa6ac.
ork ouoyant; mess SIS 25aSl5 IS; prime SI2 95
aSl3 50 Lard advanced &c: Quoted sxneyc
., WHISKY advanced Nc quotations being aIxa
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super at - 5Oai 62S
heat nrm-red 81 0sal l2. white 81 Is.sI %
Corn lower-white and yellow $500
WHISKY dull at 20a2Okc.
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u The New York Post calls the presen,
mild season Northern weather with Southern
principles
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W A religious revival is progressing In the
Me'noolH Episcopal Church South, at Freder-
icksburg, under the charge OF Rev Mr. Raw
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" ID IMAM ID. AUcts
By c. w. BoTELER. AucnoneeT-
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
next The h at the riie FAILS ErBk Id1sf
the moyesbs Property ofihe Urlted st.tes remain
Shanty, Once, aud sll the Tools and Machinery
which have been used in the construction of the
BLACK smith Shop and ali the usual Fixtures and
Screw plate. with Stock and Dies to ~ noh. in per
small 11sf G lot 81 New Iron. of various sizes.
About IA tons of ~ inch Round Iron best English
I rel which has been used tor derrick guys.
Points. Pitching tools. heavy Csst-steel SpallIns
Fst: ss sff 20; Dirt and for
Hansbarrows Stone scales, Mortar boxes. concrete
A large lot of heavy Crow Bars and heavy Mason
Tool chest. four excellent stone Hand Trucks.
Carpenter shop, one Work bench, two bench screws
Shanty, of most approved construction, in perfect
n. t G1aer, a comfortable capacity for forty men,
Two small Ovsto stoves and Fixtures for Cumber-
land Coal,
| A lot of5,s inch and lot of inch Manila Rome
Eight 2a-incn Single Blocks, Waterman Russell.
Two le inch snato Blocks. do. do. patent,
Two u, inch Double Blocks, four IL inoh Single
One 10 inch GsuntlIne Block. All the blocks good
as new.
4 lot of heavy proof Cable Cham,
| Mast. Boom, Braces, and Traveller OF Derrick
Boom, Braces, and Traveller of Derrick No.2
Two Crabs Zoe Derncks. In good order of similar
construction to those IN use at the General Post
Office Extension.
One Once. Desk. Table, Chars, &C. &c
quantity Of Lumber including all of the prssen,
| incline plane" and all OF the present bndse
| across The Chesapeake and OHIO Canal,
A lot of Superior Sand
One buggy-W agon I'm good order,
One set of Ruggy Harness.
One Bay Horse, thorough bred, spirited gentle am
| IN the District.
The sale wall commence with the blacksmith shor
| &c, at Ga O'Clock. Terms cash IN Specie
| Jau 10 dts HAS NJ HOTEfEp
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Rinancial.

NEW YORK: Jan IS Stocks active and gene.
Idiy hig her, but towards the close Of the market
p,ices became weak Chicago and Rock Island
90. Cumberland Coal Co. i5A; Illinois Centr,J
STOCK 10 DO bonds 90; y; La Crosse and Milwau-
kie ~; Michigan Southern 20; New York Central
s,9ySi Pennsylvania Coal Co. p; Reading RR s.;
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

EOR RENT.-A irst-c class RESIDEN at
tnwn. Terms moderate. Apply To hrs. AM X.
O'NEAEE. ja" 25-eoIm
DOR BOSTON.--The schooner w. r. New
y comb, BacOn master. has arrived, aud n
will discharge on Tuesday, Ito mOrrOw.) For ~
town. jan % st
FISH! FISH" FlsHm FisHasA
Wishing to close out our stock of FISH We will
No. Alewives, (St. John 81 very superior article,
and Eastern Herring, round gibbed, diy sated and
peeled will do well to cal before purchasing else
jan . lw Water street.
DHIl.ODEMIC SOCIETY GEORGkTOW N
L COLLEG E-There will he meeting of the
phll"d.mIc Society, ut Georgetown COLLEGE, on
TUESDAY the 18th INST. at o'clock p. M. for the
ing the landing OF the Pilgrims of Mary land the en-
SUNG I,g May. sy order q Of The B: S1sestyv
E'OR SALk-At COLUMBIA MILLS, George
2" barrels FAMILY FLOUR, made from prime
jan 2st BOYCE. TAYLOR & co.
MISS CIV YNN. occupying Mrs. Raphael
smiths Row, can accommodate several families
with 18th y V ~ desirable ROOMS and good BOARD.
RkDUCING sTOCK-CHEAP FOR CASH.
JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. ll9 Bridge street, GeOTgefOiCn, ID. c.,
Isl OF MswTE5 M sell from thi. date every descrp
cash.
Fancy Colored Dress Silks.
Printed MousIne DetaIueS,
MeIlno. PlaIds aud PopIins,
French Merinos,
ShawlS, Scarfs.
will be sod at a VERY GRAFT fhTs' SSSS'DiUcTIoN
on former prices. P,Ompt customers supplied upon
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
rendered to list instant he tenders his grateful ac-
acknowledgements and will be under many obi atIo
to al who have not to do SO by cash note at their
jan q J.. II. SHOOT.
LET1The new threee- story and eligiby sit
uaied BRICK HOUSE near the nart Invest por-
ner oil beall and Washington streets, GEORGETOWN.
This Is q superior residences: large and cOmnOdiOus;
ments II contains Is rooms, pantres and closets,
and Kitchen in the back building. There is also a
hne dry cellar under the whole building. The lot is
Al 0, the large three story Brfk house on X st.,
washington. The eastern one Of the two houses
opposite the Brewery. For terms apply to
ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce tai our
L iTlends and the public that We have at last sue
oeeued IN having a large quantity of ALES of vari-
Gus KINDS brewed expressly To our order, which we
will guarantee to be the finest and the ars est yaTi
city that WAS ever offered IN this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
IT by appl, tops for either the following brands
VIZ Kenneft Burton Xxx Pale India Pale, Phil;
Brown stout and X Porter aiways on hand. VI
All orders by mail, or gwen to our drivers will be
attended TO. Army h SHINN,
Union Bottng Depot, 81 Green street,
uHd GEORGETOWN, ID. T.,
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a vr,, Of
1Yl heri facias issued from the Clerks Ofoe
Circuit Court of the District of Columb for ths
expose 10 public sale, for CASH. in front of The
Court II ouse door. of said county, ON FRIDAY the
property TO wat: defendants right, title ols,ns
anu interest ln Snd 10 Lot No. s. in Square M" san
IN me Cry oi washington, ID. c.. together win al
ana slns ular the Improvements thereon seizad az
% he on ma To ,ns properly of John NJ McCas and
term ls5'' IN favor of Sweeny Set COO
ians-ts M.l, j. ID. HOOVER,
.-.S !. Marshal ior the District OF COLUMBIA,
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N NJ. RUPPEL.
INORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
a Bridge ana Canal streets, Georsetown,~ n
RESTAURANT may be found at aliSNllH
s ZINES the ch nc and most EXCELLENT SKY
OYSTERS and all kinds of u A MI In season
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices
jan Ism
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auc

BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
MALE OF STOVES, CHA NDELIER
:, VICES, CARRIAsE EAKERs' Tools, CARNAGE
B0DiEs. ac.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING..
Iih INST, at 10 O'Clock, we will SELL at the building
khownss Haslup Il Weeden's Carriage Factor
corner street AID Louisiana avenue LOT of Tools,
MateTIa s, &C., as " ~''
Sew Ial nearly new Stoves,
4 number OF Chandeliers, Gas Burners,
Vices, Carriage makers u ols, Black smltbS' do
Lot AnyIs, Siedges, & c., lot Iron, lot Hubs wv
Paint NJ al. one Paint Flag Stone,
Lot Carpet, lot trimming Material
Lot Cherry and sh Tlnber one iicistinp vb.sI
Lot large Window Frames and Sash,
With msch 2sss not here named
Torms cash, for all sums of and under Seo. ovs,
mat amount 81 and g. days, with interest, and sat,s
Jan y is WAIIS RaPNApD 49,.
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MADAME A. NOUKRIT,
IVl No. Tic Walnut St., below 9th Philadei pbia
nn, IMPORTER OF
FRENCH FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES
BONNETS AND FINE MILLINERY,
ME1,I Bsgs leave to inform the Ladies now "a
AN1Etn Washing ton city that she has OpenedSNu
24SSor two or three weeks only, a saloon *
on IA avenue, between l2th and 18th SITS No 2,6
iatest and richfst style, beng selected by Mime
herself In Paris, during her accustomed early visit
there for that purpose. ~
4. Nine Nourrlt having contracted with Mr.. Felix,
the oelebrated Colheur Of the Empress Eugene and
states OF has Head Dresses, she will be able to fur
nsh all the CoIfeures of the latest pattern worn nj
nOwned artist. ~ ' 10
inc. SlStG % VIZ
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- WV ohk Jan Us The Cunard steamer and
Company fred d salute at noon. Al Jsrssy c,,,' A.
eon1r OF the marriage of the princess roysi OF
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ian ?3-d
BY A. GREEN. A uctioneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L PROPERTY, ON It'll STREET, NEAR THE Navy
lARD-By virtue OF q deed of trust duly ex ecuted
and recorded being dated the 9Th of February 1886
ana A. The request of the party entitled to the debt
thereby secured the subscriber will sell AT public
auction, m front of the premises, on THUR DAY,
Ian. % iS13 a. clock p M, part of square nine
hundred and five. 1885, bounded forty one feet from
The southwest corner of said square, and running
thence north ong the line of 7th street east q feet
6nches; thence east ID feet thence soutbwsrdy rs
thenn. ~ feet TO the place of beginning situated in
me city OF washington. i he improvements consist
House.
Terms OF sale: One half cash the balance in six
and twelve HOnths, the purchaser tn gIve his notes
lHr the deferred pay ments bearing interest from the
day oil sale d. ed of trust taken To secure the
payments OF the notes. All cOnve ancng at the ex
pence of the purchaser.
If the terms of sale he 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 deiaultg purchaser, by giving five day q notice
OF SAID resale IN some newspaper published in the
city of Washington. " WV
MMROD GARRETTSON, Trustee
Jan ID cow A. GREEN, Auct.
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jan z2ts WALL 4 BARNARD. Auots


BY c: w. BuTELER, Auctiopeer,
Ase1osDoa shFGR1bAA93 M t65RRNSf2Rs J AT
ent Of rare old Wines and Liquors, Consisting. in
Settles of Madre Here's Vino Sherry. vintage OF
"a bottles of Harmony Golden Sherry. vintage Of
50 bottles q Dukes old Indian Queen Madeira,
60 bottles of duff Gordon's Manzsnilla brown
Sherry. vintage of l846.
lSG bottles ofQueen Isabella Sherry, imported in
as.,.ss Of MsLeh Howard Co. old reserve
II" quart -demiohns of superior old Bourbau WINS
81 bottles Of DUFF GordPn L Co.'S old Converse
I2l hot,les Of }. Ainutt. Jr Co.'S old London
sono!tes Of old l.. p. Madeira. imported by Jane.
10 cases of Lobe Sherry, '"e'''
50 bottles Of superior old Regina Port from the
~ bottles Of q ueep Port,
- bottles bottles OF harmony superior pale Sherry,
lSo RS adSfoPa NJ pss SHERRY, IL wears Old
LA La :. s.e a,1L..,, "id Holland Gin,
So AI9iantl,'sd2 choice pale Sherry, 1885,
81 Of Sir John olWeira's favorite Madeira,
9, g bottles Of pure JuicaPort unauthorized,
loo - superior old Cognac RrandS issS
-" assss very did Msrett Co.'s Coshso Brandy,
100 bottles q superior old Pinet castion Brandy,
~ cases Meet Chandon's celebrated green-seai
Champagne Wine, s'
~ cases Mumms Cabinet CHAMPAGNE
= cases de Ranviile Champagne
ID Dottes old Lond m Dock CugDac RFandy I91o
~ cases LaubsnheImeT Wlge,
=, cases very hne ~. Julien Ciaret
SuoZrn Fey superior old double orange Curacao
imported in l851 "N'"Soo
dozen assorted l.I9ueurs, imported in 1855
Sdozen I'd MsraschIno,
cases Brandy Cherries
" cases very super,or French Olives
Sa tasks very superior Florence OIL
~ dozen Bordeaux Pickles,
~ dozen Begon's superior French Mustard,
cases very hne old Calhoun W his.y
ln cases old Mountain Dew WHISKY
lS bottles superior Monongahein Whisky
ohve-gallon demDohns very old say malt W his
cases superior Sauterne Wine,
l5l Ties lslRy malt Whisky
dozen London Cordial CIIn
Brandy, WV N'N 'sihia each
'9 bottles Of utard. Dupuy Il Co.'S Brandy,
IL Notifies OF old Top+s Sherry.
ne hnoNe sto comprises a constsnmskt fTom a IN
oiu, extensive and reIa bile house an New York and
presented as being superior an quality 10 any
thrns heretofore onered al suction IN this CITY
Sonholsssurs and the pubic generally are invited
20 CAL ana TEST The quality Of the various articles and
De convinced oil their decided supenonty
, The goods will be arranged for eram;na,ioo ,uvo
days PRIOR To the sale. wv
store. " eu at the
Terms al sale,
Jan Y q. w, BOTFIFR Auc,,onoar
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EOR SALE -ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
10 ofered at private sale. A great bargain nd q
stands bic business, ~
u not disposed of by the 9th of February mex the
whole concern. together with the three story BRICK
House, "a Bridge street. will be offered At public
auction. GEORGETOWN, d. c., Jan aft
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NoTIcE.-SubscibeTs are requested to pay no one
for Papers served IN the fifth and Sixth ards of
the city, but to Thomas Mathews IL
WEDDING CANES very pretty and very cheap ; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at ST. 50 per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th aud SITS.
jan ~ I'm J. EussLII
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, On the LIST instant, by the Rev Mr.. CRANBERRY,
PHILIP X. CAULk to Mrs LUCY A. BROWN,
both of this city.
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