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The Mckeespert Murderer..

PIrrsBUEs, Feb. 12.-Henry pfc and Chsrlot;-
Jones, the VI Keesport murderers were hung TO
day, at clock. Both delivered addresses. IN
which they acknowledged the justice Of the sen
tehce ana pronounced Stewart innocent His exc
cution il fixed for two weeks hence
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Constable Shot by a Forser.

TORONTO, c. w Feb I1-w Mckay tavern
keeper at Bradford, near this city, shot constr
BILE named TAYLOR, who attempted to arrest him
last night for forgery. Mckay escaped.
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Arrival of the Isabel.

CHARLEsToN, :. G, 13.-Tbe steamer Isabel
from Havana arrived early this morning, the
news generally is important. Sugar was in
good demand, but molasses was dropping. The
steam frigate Wabash sailed for New York on
the 9th inst
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DErRIT, Feb. 11.-Robinson's liquor store IN
this cit was entered last night by burglars and
nearly s5,OD in money and railroad bonds wer.
stolen from the premises
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BaltImsre Markets

BALTIMORE, February u Flour closed dull
Howard street super 81 iiasi 50; City Mills al
IS OOa5 %.
Wheat; red Slal O6; white 81 Ioal 2S = lot q
choice brought al IS.
Corn-white 55aJ6c.; yellew 5Sasec
Whisky firm at y a22.
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Central American Emisratisn seeietr.

ALBANY, Feb. - "A bill was introduced TO-
dav IN the Legislature to incorporate the Central
Anne rlcan Industrial EmigIetio Society, with =
capital Of about $500 90
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 80 per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
ian % lm$ ], FussEIL,
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State institution DESTROYED.

NEW NoRx, Feb. I3-Tbe penitentiary hospit-
al, at B;ackwell's Island, was DESTROYED by Ere
this morning. The inmates were happily res
cued The loss Is set down at $50 ,OOo.
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From New Mexico.

10Th. Business was brisk The IeoisI,tur. hsa
aaJoutned gold mine had been discovered In
Tue vicinity OF Fort Fillmore. There had been
InS'. Se' oL hostility on the part Of the Utah
pering with them "''b '1"i
he santa Re Gazette advocate. the raising Of
a. lLnent OF mounted rinemen for an eapedi .
ron, stating that march could be made fror,
there to Salt Lake I'm ffteen day, The am.
paper recommends reinforcements TO be ,er,
through New Mexico, the route being much
tuah tne northern Abundant provisions
and forage can be- lad i'm destitute canons and
me route can be Travelled quicker than via Lara
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New York Markets |.

NEW YoRK, Feb. l3.-Flour dull sales Of { so
barrels; State SC. denrer, a 1Sai 22A; Ohio Sc
lowef, Si7Ja4 90; Southern 81 5Oa4 IS.
Wheat very dull; sales Of IS 900 bushels e. a.
advance; white 67a7Uc.
Mess pork sc dearer.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer
II ARGE AND FINE SIDE GLASS CASES
IL AND a LARGE LoT OF FINE STORE SHEIyTNe
AT hUCTioN.-On MONDAY, the 18TH instant
shall SELL at clock p. at the large store room
on 9Th, next to the corner Of street. recently &C
cupied by Dom Brother, all the are glass Ca SEES
shelving and Fixtures. They will be sold IN sec-
irons to suit purchasers.
Terms cash.
fe I'D AGREI'N Auo,,o,oo.
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sN1rnsosrAs Lscru....-on monday even.

fHsoNiAS LEcTuREs.-On Monday even
ins III. Wyhne delivered his second lecture on
.ne Elect OF occupation on health" He said
oal lew persons paid attention to this subject,
ana therefore occupations not generally cho.
sen with reference to their effect on the duration
VI NE; yet this would seem to be the most i'm
portant matter for consideration. He illustrated
from the ''mortality returns" of Masyacbusetts
the great difference In the average length of life
OF workmen In the various branches of Industry
agricultural pursuits, and yet said the lecturer
how frequently do we find IL the case that apri.
cuituIis's IsaVe their homes and move to the
citIss IN order TO gain wealth more rapidly
ne lecturer went on to show, by refe ring tn
the tables, that IL is demonstrable fact that ali
confined occupations subject those who follow
thein 10 shorter existence than such as REQUIRE
fol hv 80 .ne open air This was accounted
LOT oy philosophical reasons. The attention of
the audience was called to the circumstance that
the sevsrlty OF the labor contributes but
II at all, towards this result. Thus laboriny men
though greatly exposed and often destitute ~ tbe
comforts, and sometimes necessities of iifs h.ns
an average existence Of upwards of forty fonr
years while clerks, who are not subjected IN se-
. we're Ioll ana are generally in the endowment of
the comforts of life, have only an ayerayr exist-
ence OF about twenty three wears
Inc causes OF diseases to which persons en-.
Ployeo IN the several occupations are incident
Were next noticed, and the lecturer seemed to
think that some Of these spring rather from i'm
prudence than any necessity CONSEQUENT upon the
avocatlon pursued, while the majority of them
however, arise from causes as vet sup posed to be
beyond the control of the sufferers Thus the
Farmer IL subject to bilious disorders because of
his exposure to the exhalaton of deleterious gases
from decaying vegetable matter. The attention
OF the audience was here called to the fact that
the civilizations of decayng animal matter
although offensive to the sense of smell. are not
as derogatory to health as is generally believed
TO establish this assertion, he cited the case Of
woTkmen in glue factories, and in establishments
for making bone dust. These people are gener.
ally healthy and feshy; and, the speaker said
there is a nutritious quality about the gases from
these substances which produces corpnlency and
contributes to health. The same is also true of
butchers. and all others employed where animal
inaiter Is exposed to the action of the atmosp
10 explain more fullythe character of diseases
10 which residents Of cities and agriculturists
are severally liable, the lecturer had recourse TO
the following tabular statement, showing the
number OF deaths within a year among the me-
cnanlcai classes In New York city and of agri-
nearest the city of specific diseases, viz:
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, I'D A.GREEN, Auctloneer
By A. GREEN. Auctio,esr

Dy a. UREEN, Auctlonee|.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
- 1URE AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the
nth instant: shall sell AT ten O'Clock a. m at the
residence of Nj. Nj. Hitchcock, Esq, No. a4s 9th
street, between and q. opposite the west front of
Patent Office, excellent assoItn ent of Furnitura
viz:
Mahogany SOFA, rarlor and rocking Chairs.
Do. marble top side Table, gilt frame Mir
ror,
Do. walnut card extension dining and other
Tables.
Dressing and other Bureaus, Window Curtains,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Parlor, Chamber and Stair Carpets
Large hal and stair Oicloth and Mating
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
ALSO, a gOoi lot Of Kitchen REQUISITES
Terms: Under SIS cash; over SIS a credi, of 30
and 9o days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
ing interest. ~
lie lid 4. GREEN. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TO-MORROW MORNING

BY WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
r,EN T%y93ssnssylrania areaxe oad 9Th st-set.
&c L [bbo an sfIyPp9p LLARs WORTH OF
Ne sa III st a. public auction. az stS,. Ioom
menoins FHis ES VEST ne aysn9s House com
Sspossd syeTy evening until tho whole ssoc x m
e nj. WAlfG.SiI SeI BARNARD 49,.
By BADEN & LOwNDs- An.,,-..s..
No, 81 c. Market Space, ettcesn IRA a.se's
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Ruiz n1Sc
" MhrEk,Ak TO Rk soLp WITHOUT REsrSvn.0o
tas 'os A iS5s
ING, at 10 o cl, ck and continue each morning until
the whole stock is closed out We name in part h
saws OF every description,
hasps, Braces, hammers, Hatchets,
Rules, Chise.s, Plumbs, Levels,
Nails and Carpenter Tools Of every very; variety,
HousskeepIng Articles,
Plated spoons E and Forks,
rocker Knives. Bowie Knives, Pistols, 6c&c
ana every thing pertaining TO Buildings,
spsctfnIiS o9ders, and persons generally
q, Terms Of sale: All sums of and under $40. oa.b
endoGssa nc, y and months. with satisfactory
fe l1-tf BADEN & LowNDs. Auc,.
RARE tfr OLD oM ssTTR hSP fETSRSSSs At
my Auction Room. Iron Hall a choice ouIlection Of
rare Ola Ines and Liquors IN bottles, embracing IN
Madre Here's Vino sherry,
Sherry, ' "''uoh
Duff Gordon's MsziplI'a Brown Sherry.
HoraId :, March Co.'S old reserve Madeira. {. ueeu
40 quart eemij hns superior old Bourbon Whisky,
Dun Gorcon's o d Conversation Sherry, old London
l.. 2. Madeira, Imperial Crown sherry, Regina
,9h3 Sherry. Queens Port, bioopar pale Sherry.
10 Holland Gin. Rudolph pale Sherry,
Shol T AmcntIado Sherry, Old East India Sherry,
Port, 'e '"iOo
superior OF Cognac Brandy,
Moet and Chandon's gree seal Champasne.
Sp masks of Maret Co.'s Brandy,
Munm $ Cabinet Champagne, old Pinet Castillon
iaubenheima Wine, ST. Julien CIaret. Cuucoa.
Maras chino, En- lIsh Shrub, Brancy Sherrles
french Olives, Florence OIL Bordeaux Pickles.
french NJ ustard Calhoun Whisky.
London Cordial Gin, MonongaheIa Whisky
&c. ' - '" "sNs'
ne above stock comprises a consig nment from an
o d, extensive and reliable house in New York and
Is represented as being of very superior ouxlity.
Those who have purchased at our former sail speak
IN unqualified terms of their decided superio ity.
febsd CHAS. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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CHARLTsroS, Feb. 13.-Gen Wade Hampton
of South Carolina. died suddenly on his pleuta-
ton in Mississippi, on the 10th inst
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NJ nj. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown,6N n
announces to els patrons that at hls,H N - u
RESTAURANT may he found at all >NAkS$
times the choicest and most excellent SE0
assortment Of Liquors. the freshest
OYSTER 4 and all kinds of u AME in season.
Meals served 1T all hours and AZ the usual prices.
jan 4-3m
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Sew York Anti-Lecempt.p a..n..

NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-The Anti-I.ecompton
meeting was not held here to- ight, as announced
. ue U.s. on Ine ACADEMY being refused. Much in
dignation was expressed. Gov. stanton m,de .
Few remarks outside but his voice was inadeo us 10
10 address gathering in the open air he said n
dress them. The crowd and hand of mpsIr ths,
followed him TO the New York Hotel where ne
was again called ont and made few remark.
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ScHErpAM EoMhTfc sCHNAPP

SCHEIpAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPs
y, ,re.crbed with great success by the Medlca Fee
nIty ia Gravel, Gout, Chronic RhesmatisM. Dros
s,, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation Of the Blood
Iuadeq uate Assimilation Of Food. and exhaustea
Vital Energy; and . bsvspaae Nc has no Superior
in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, and lar SALE h' s
the Druggists and 6rocers in Washington.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and MsBofscfsrsI'
Nos. Is. o., and 2, Beaver street, New o'''
dec l2-Sn
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7 ADIES' TUCK, and all sorts of COMES,
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th ST., and at his
Sales X oom. under Wiliards' hotel. no 6n
MINCE MEAT FOR PEE
hest auality KING 4 BURCHELL,
ianH Corner Vermont avenus and 18TH .lre-.-
DOwLAND'S MACASsAR OIL, o. Si i9sS
II Hair Storo, near 18th Stress
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NEWS
Suca, Califernia and Ssutl


IRON Cuba, Califeru,a ana Seuth
America
Iw OhLtAss, Feb. 3-rbe .se.r,ey rr,,,re
~ ~ on last night, bringing Havana dates
The Empire City I~ft the w,n,.h,.
Com. Paulding had received a h,natps 20
teItalnment from the Havanese suthort,is.
Sugars were nrm In the Havana u,.rr.t
California news Is unimportant; nsrSe, ,.
dull. Aes are
Oregon intelligence says that the Snake Indian,
mad an intent TO join the Mormons.
south American adviees bring accounts Of the
H ,A OF MI Lomer, on charge Of cons ptrins 20
b,s arms to the Americans. Cores pondence
So,,s T eI President Exchimqua, Mr. Lomer
:. dnoer bilt, and Col Fitzgerald, Of ~ c
~, IL rs though that Lomer will be
y.noo , rnaiIs between the Government and VIZ
I.main about the same
loss 81 600 ep occurred AZ Nalpafaso-
bolivia was quiet
pinwall. 'NneStown was u A.
The Susquehanns goes to old Prov,a.,.
MI. FOX, CONSUL TO AspinwalI 10 iao,,,l w 49,.
tue alleged outrages on American 1aro,, .neo
Gen. Lamar Is on the way 20 Nanzyu,
Latest accounts from south Americs x,,,. a.,
The Legislature Of Montsvidlo was disner..~s ~
the military. war between Brazil and Pr,
yuav was regarded imminent Uwss rrnorted
.hat MT Dana, the American Minister, wa. abou,
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The Foreign Mafls.
Dead,

NV YORK, Feb. 12.-The Atlantic mails for
Liverpool 20 out in the steamer Edinburgh, TO-
morrow.
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~np pCNT-A 6rst-class RESIDENCE ct
kUh 49, ~ Fn,ette and fth streets. George
t.,vni Terms moderate Apply TO Mrs, Am F.
G,NEATE "a" xs-eolm
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
WOLVES ScHEIDAN AROMATIC SCHNAPPs.

The proprietor bess leave to call the attention of
superior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced
to the American public under the name of Wolfe's
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor OK cu-
svely at his Distillery in Schiedam, Holland 1t Is
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medicated,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety of the Aromatic italian Ju
nlper Berry, whose more various extract is dst
cd and reotiied with Its sprituOus solvent and thus
becomes concentrated tlncture of exquisite fla
vors and aroma, altogether transcending in Its Cor
dial and edicina properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted il to nearly the
whole NJ sdIcal Faculty of the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Physicians and Chemists. who endorse 1t over their
signatures a most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article, the whole country is flooded with
cOunterfeits and limitations.
Put up in quart and pm, bottles, in cases Of one
dozen each. and for sale by'a the respectable Drug
sists and GTOoers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. % Beaver street, New YORK.
dee l2-am
ErINAL NOTICE.
u
The Ladies of Washington. q eorget0wn, and Al
exandra are respectfully informed, that, in ten days
SPLENDID CONSIGNMENT
RICH DREss GOODS
now offering at
HOOE, BROTHER L. cos,
vii. liz Withdrawn and returned To New York.
II Is earnestly hoped that Ladies Will avail them
selves OF the present opportunity, and avoid the
dlsa ppOintment which must ertany be ex perlenced
after the withdrawal of tns invoice. in finding them
selves compelled to pay double the prices now asked.
HOoE, BROTHER 4 co.'s,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
feSiw -..s between 9Th and 9th SITS.
IN CAR AG T. s..
HE Subscriber having made additions TO his
Factory, making IL nov one Of the argeste W
i'm the District, where his facilities fOrS 0&SS
manufacturing al kinds of CAR@
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
pasted, and from his long experienoe IN the bust
ness, he hopes to give general satstseti0n.
Ali kinda Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
Ali REPAIRS neatly done, aud all ordsrs prompt
Second hand Carriages taken ip 1chs9ss for new
ones. ANDREW .JOfSE,
UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GlRBS'S
L. Hair store, near 18th IT., and Ut his SAFES noom
under Wllardr hotS. neem
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NIARSHAL.'S SAI.E:-In virtue OF FIVE wrrts OF
WI fer iacias, on judgement of condemnation.
issued from the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Ofthe District of Columbia for the County of Wash.
ingtnn, and to me directed shall expose 10 public
sale Tor Casa, m front OF the Court House door of
SAID County, on SATURDAY. the ath day oi Feh,,
ruaGy, 1885, At u O'Clock the following described
property, wit, viz: Part Of Lot .. square west
Of square No, l. III the CIty of Washington, Y u
beginning at the southeast corner Of sald Lou NO. y,
running thence west along the line of street brh
IL feet thence north - feet, thence east y H.etI
tence south 40 feet to leg INNING Also the uuisueu
half part Of Lot No IL. IN sald square, iIon.ns on
nth street feet, running tack VIII thdt Slath
with the resr of said Lot No. y, Ieet inches as
nnr"hased by John Mc'sa-vey Of Messrs Ennis and
Woodward; also, the other undivided maiety of
Lot No ~ in sad square and that part Of Lot No.
nm sad sauare commencing Tor the same at point
on street. north, IL feet west OF the southe
corner of sand Lot, and running thence street
West "a feet inches, thence northwardly and peral-
lei with 7tb street IS feet, thence with the rear line
NJ said Lot eastwardy - feet inches thence south
wardy to beg inning together with all and singular
the impruvements therecn, seized and levied upon
to satisfy Judcals No. so SIS, SS, ST. snd s5s to
January term 1883 In favor Geo. Lowry, Howell
StribIng, Timothy VDonohue & Son, Patrick Led
wage, and Getty L Williams.
ID. HOOVER, Marshal
jan "a dts for the District OF Columbia
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WATCH RETURNs.-Levi Collins. col, Md,
disorderly conduct; security for further hearing
Henry Miles, COL, d c., do and stealing Henry
Smith, German, drunken vagrant; dismissed.
VIM. Forman, col, Md, disorderlv conduct :;
fine and costs, 81 A. John Butler, col fugitive
slave Jail. Adpline Dodson. col, ID. disor-
derby at ball; fine and costs, SO IL. Fifteen
dodgers, all non residents
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REAL E.TATE.-Yesterday, A. Green, auc-
tionneer, sold part of square 9oS, with the i'm.
provsment, for s560.0o. Purchaser, Il. A. Gar.
Tettson.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
= PROPERTT.-A FARM of AL acres of Land,
situated In buckingham county Va, with Stock and
MI, and Engine attach led. Inquire Of J. ". DU-
LIN on u street south. between ~ and 9Th SITS.
jan 23-lmH
ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET,-Two
II Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue between 18th
and 18th streets, over Sam'. Lewis Jeweiry Store
VIII be let low to a permanent tenant. Would make
good ONCE rooms. Apply to WIN. F. RAYLY,
StatlOner. ian l2-tf
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fec WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed of
trust from Jesse Rccier, recorded among the
land records of Washington county, in the District
of Columbia IN iber T. A. 8, no. =, oios la, ct
sea- the undersis ned wal sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY. the 18th day of
February, 1855 at O'Clock p. IN IN front ofthe pre-
misses, part of Lot No. 8. In square No 558, gin
ming for tie same at the southwest corner of said
square, and running thence due north with the line
of sd streerwest III feet II inches the depth the lot
thence east % Feet thence south II feet IL inches TO
the line of street north thence with the line of
street north = feet to the beginning, with the im
prOvements thereon which consist of a and well
built three story Brick Building This propert, is
situated mt the Sd and streets one
In the of the fine dwellings recently erected by
Mr.. Douglss and others, and is In most rapidly I'M
proving part of the city.
Terms: 81 ,3p cash; bsanoe in }, :, and , wears:
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pa,
ments bearing interest from the day of SALE deed
given and q decd of trust taken. All convey ance
at the cost of the purchaser.
If the purchaser purchasers should fail TO com
ply with the terms Of sale ten days after the day
of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the hrst purchase
or purchasers, by giving three days notice In the
National lntelliseneer.
cas L.
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THE EMPEROR OF FRANCE has won popularity
from the recent horrible attempt to assasssnate
him with small bombs shaped like pears. Phil
brick, at 476 Pennsylvania avenue, takes advan-
tage of this affair to call attention to his fine
stock of books and gifts Of rings, watches,
breastpins, cuff pins, chains, wristlets, &c, all
given away to buyers of books. 1t
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The FIRST annual ball of the Washington
Quadrille Association, gentlemanly and agree
able set Of young men, takes place at Philba rmo-
mic Hall, Star Buildings, on Monday night next
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CENrRE MARKEr.-The market was very well
attended this morning, and sales were brisk
The drifting snow made the sidewalks and gang
ways rather unpleasant to all, but added to the
rapidity of the sales. At an early hour there was
no pork at the scales. The hay market was well
supphed-the prices ranging from SIS to 81 1Oc
per cent. A large quantity of poultry was offer
ed at the stalls, but the demand was not extraor-
binary. The butchers presented a fine supply in
their department. and appeared to be doing their
share of business. Very good order prevailed
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The Snow is coming down, to-day, as If it
meant mischief, SO prepare, boys and girls, for
slei2hing racing, Coasting, snow-balling and
all sorts of out of-door winter-weather larkine
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]. n. GUDUARU, yr, Trustee
fe4 eoads A. GREEN, Auct

NIARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of6en
vl facias nder the lien law, issued from the clerks
stce of the Circuit Cont ofthe District of Cola uha
for the County of w ashngtG and 10 NE directed,
Will expose to pubic sae for CASH. IN front of the
Court House door OF said county. on WEDNES-
following described property to wit: defendants
right tuie claim ana interest," IN ana 10 the three
ID, on hiary and avenue between "a and 9Th sts
the City of W ashIngton ID. G.. seized and levied
upon the property Of James h. Loekey, and will
lie sold 10 satisfy JudIctals No 27s tn October term
laJ7 IN favor of Smith Il Fowler.
o.. J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
jaE % dts Tor the District of Columbia.
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AgriculturaliSts. Mecha

OWIng 70 the dlsproportion Of numbers in The
enumeration, DR.. w. said that the returns for
consumption show about equal liability to
that disease among both classfcatons. The
mechanical classes have the consolation from
this showing of being almost entirely exempt
from liability to death from old age
The lecture throughout was replete with prac.
teal interest. DIR. w lectured again Wednes day
evening, and will also deliver lectures at he Same
place on next Monday and Wednesday evenings
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PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Dr. Teasdale reached
home, yesterday, after an absence of two month,
and will doubtless preach. to- morrow, for his
people, in the Thirteenth st. Baptist Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13

T UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GlRBS'S
1nder WiIlards' kofd, ue6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE
Having determined to reside permsnentIy i'm
f Kansas VII rent or sell my residence No so
will be rented furnished, and presents a favorable
dence. "
For terms apply to Suter, Lea & Co., Bankers,
No. SIT 18th street.
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