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Altachment NotIee .


Attachme ut Notice.
siIas Adams, Piaintlf, ~. David Hitch, Defendant
DEPoRE @. steinman. 4 Justice OF the Peace OF
stb Hooking Township. Fairfield County, Ohio, on
the Goth day OF APRIL A. ~ 1853. said Justice Issued
order Of attachment In the above action. for The
sun OF SSH. bILAS ADAMS.
Lancaster, May o, leje-3vI
Road NOTICE
NIOTICEishereby given 10 all whom II may concern
that at the next Session OF the Commissioners Of
Fairfield county be held in Juns next. there will
be presented Petition prHviBg for the esLablishment
OF The folio wing described absretisH u RSaf, to-Wit:
commencing a the Chfllieothe- Bosd. at the angle
stake between the lands OF Emanuel Ciesy and the
land ofthe Estate OF John u Giesy. deceased being
the arst angle said Road the iiHe dividing said
lands, running North; thence Southeast. the line
between said landsto the next eOrner thenee sotth-
east right angles the In within neen feet o
the aforesaid division line; thence South 70 the corner
Of the lands said Estate; thence East aeen feet 20
the line between the lands Of Emanuhl Gtcsy, c.
Speilman and Eeuben A. Chapman; thence South
along said line, till 1t nterseets The old Ridge Road
on the lands OF George Ring.
May ,, Is5e-3vl MANY PETITIONERS.
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MASONIC CALENDER

REGULAR MEETINGS.:
LANCASTER LODGE, 20. o.s7...-.......Msy2S 2S. 1853
CHAPTER. No. II ............ T
RSCAMPMENT, No. 9.......yune |
May u, 1879. @. STKINMAN. Recorder.
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ALEXANDRIA.
'oTTeSpOndence of The Star.

correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. I, 1855.
The weather this morning is cool and bracing;
Ice Of tolerable thickness skins all the cutters
and pools la which water has been standing oy. r
night; and the LIST of December promises to be a
tne winters day.
The funeral of John A. Shinn, whose death we
mentioned in our last letter. took place Yesterday
ms remains were escorted to Ivy Hill by the Re-
Iei Fire Company, \. II. Devaughn, marshal
and Washington Lodge. No %, Free and A.
cepted hasons. Delegations from all the fire
companies united with the Keller upon the oc-
casion; and the fre-bell Of that company was
tolled during the passing of the procession
81. Mary's Hall, the building erected for free
school purposes, as well as a reading and m. citing
room Tor the Young Catholics Friend Society
d avs nigh completion, and will soon be ished
The new Baptist Church, Oh Washington street
Is, likewise, nearly completed. Both these build
lngs Will be public ornaments, and reflect much
credit on the architect, MIR. 8. +. G.. MorseIl by
whom they were designed, well az upon the
communities that, Notwithstanding the pressure
OF the times, raised funds TO secure their erection
Markets to-day-Flour, no sales reported
Wheat, offerings light and market dull sales Of
good white at 81 %, red 81. 17aSI.I9 Corn, rye
and oats, no sales reported
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RUTURE DAYS.

MhRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of
lVf heri faoias, issued from the Clerks Office 4
the Circuit Court of the District OF CoIumbia FOR
the county of Washington, and to me directed,
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
the 18th day OF November, 1858, at IL O'CLOCK m. d,
ants night. title, claim and interest in and to Lots
and IN Square No. S78, in the oity of Washing
ton, ID. T. together with all and singular the i'm
provements thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property of Peter Force and will be sold to eatisfy
w. Maury and al, surv, and for use of Robert
Farnhsm's heirs.
J. d. HOOVER, Marshal
no<-ts for the District OF Columbia
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 18th day of December next,
1853, came hour and plice.
]. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
no %
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DIED.,

On Tuesday morning the SOth uItimo ALEy
ASDEk FORRkST. youngest son of Robert NJ .
days. "iAA
TINS friends OF the family are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral on This (Wednesday) After
MON. the lst OF December, at O'Clock, from the
fssaencs OF his parents, No. Gil 9Th street east
O. Az hls residence, In Georgetown, ID. c., on the
OF hls age " '"e 00'"JeA
Baltimore Weekly Sun please oopy.J
On IN 9Th November, at the residence Of hsr
Of, n.,1e. s, aired Cook. Mrs. SARAH BUTLER,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

" TEE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE WASHINGTON CRY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF TIE
LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcULA-
TON WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE OFFICE.
ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DorBLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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BY J. c. McGUIRE& CO. Auo,ioneer.

by }. C. McGUIRE CO., Auotioneers.
pos TIVE AND UNRESERvED SALEOF
T2Httsks SSsn Be-
cember I'd, at o'clock, at the auction rooms, we
square No. 81. fronting respectively on Vermont
avenue. I2th street west; and north street. and
Square noi tn of Square No. 3S4, fronting
~ on Vermont avenue, 18th street west, and
These small squares are well located IN The north
ern part ofthe second Ward tOwaI which improve
shnIt tine hpaoa sppaoscng, ara tney must. IN
tionabie. Sale without reserve.
Terms: One:thIrd cash; the residue IN 6 and u
months. with interest, secured 10y deed in trust
no q. d J. c. Mcguire & CO, Aucts.
By c. w. BOTELER, AuctIonser.
EE 9E E * Hs9sESSERF55tP
Morn Mi0RNiNG, December ath,, commepolns al 10
and I SS 9Th
hold furniture, being tn. fleets Of select private
PsE saS.oSm Ss9Psft1s in PaFt Of vz
Mahogany Psrlor Table. with marble top,
Msasy sDHf s6s Gs
Mahogany Reclining Chair, covered with morocco.
Walnut EtsseIe. Mahogany a RocteT 1''
Handsome Cottage Reception Chairs. covered with
MN Nah Hat RaGs. superior BsESTster
CrOokery Ware.
Table Cutlery, Plated Casters,
Plated Spoons, Forks. and Table Furniture gene
Oak Dining. room Chairs, Drugget,
step and Chamber Carpeting,
Maaogany and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
steads,
Wardrobes, superior Hair Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
A lsIge collection OF hne Blankets, Comforts,
- Sheets, Counterpanes, &c.
Mehoe any Dressing Rureaus, with marble top,
Mahogany and other Wsshstands. Looking glasses,
superior Walnut Lounges, covered with morocco,
shower Bath Tables Sofa Bedsteads,
Toilet Sets, excellent RefTige orator.
A large and superior Radiator,
Two very hpe Cooking Stoves and fixtures,
Parlor Cook and other Stoves for wood and coal,
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites. DO.
Inc attentlo lon OF persons furnishing Is partIeuar
ly called to this SALE the articles are of good
quality and in excellent condition.
Terms $50 AND under cash; over that sum credit
OF GO and 81 for approved endorsed notes. bear
ing interest.
no nd c. BOTELER, Auot.
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HE O-PARTNERsHIP aERETOFORE
dsus s' I Deiween John Z. r. Carlin and Thad-
eeus a. ythes IL TINS DAY dissolved by mutual con
sent; snd the business OF the late firm III be con
N a 10 receive and settle ali de BITS of ssia I'm
All persons who are indebted to the I.ts ,ao Will
please call and settle without delsy i'n wiz
gOHNt. r. CARLIN.
Washington, Nov. %, la5s, 80 no 81 So 10.
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By ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc,ioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF SUPERIOR
- PARLoR SUITES, CABINET FURNITURE, HAIR
MATTREssEs WINDOW SHADEs, GILr CORNIcF.
&c.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Deoem6er
ISL, az 10 o'clock, at the establishment of George r
Smailv GOD, Esq, No. 578 7th street we shall Gloss
out the residue of stock. including an invoice of
handsome Parlor Suites. that was ordered but NOT
received In time for former sale. We name
helegant Carved Walnut and Mahogany ParI. r
suites. OF newest sly les and SUI perior wor kma n
fhlp, finished IN best quality French BrocsteIIe
Morocco and Green Plush, Silk Damask Reps.
End Hair Cloth, ranging In value from $50 TO
iSsprng seat Rocking Chars, of various STYLES,
leather covered Sleepy Hollow Chairs
y Cabrlole Chairs, finished IN enameiled CLOTH
spring seat Lounges Of various patterns,
Mahogany SOFAS, Rockers, Arm ard Paror Chsirs
Rosewood and alnut Marble top Tables
handsome walnut w hatnots, Hat Trees
8tuperloI CuTled Hair Mattresses
Llt and Painted Window shades, Cornice,
Iogether with large assor tment of house furnish
Ing goods, all of which will be sola without re
serve. ~
Terms: SSoand under cash; over that sum cred
notes. bearing interest.
r. S-Catalogues will be ready and the goods on
exhl6ltIon days prior 70 sale
no2i-d J. c. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDA-
81, Postponed until FRIDAY MORNING, Dec.
Sd, sane hour and place.
deld J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct,cs
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BALTIMORE, Dec. l.-Flour is steady snd I'M
changed.
Wheat Is hrmer; white, sIiOas1SO
Corn has an upward tendency, but IL IN
changed.
Provisions are Arm.
Whisky is firm at 25a26c
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NEW YORK, Der. l.-Stock rs are lower and a ull :
Chicago and Rock Island 6IS; Illinois Central
shares 72K; do. bonds eiS; La Crosse and Mil
waukie AKA; Michigan Southern 2Ik New York
Central 50 u Pa Coal Co. 80; Reading SIX; Mo.
6's 90.
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Bys. J. MCCORMICK, Apct,oneeI

DI =. u HcOONNICh, auctlOneeT.
A Il AUCTlON-A SMALL FARM FOR
"A SALE ON THR WESTERN SUBURBS OF THE CTry
OF ALE1ANDRIA-On WEDNESDAY, December
18Th, at II O'Clock m, In front of the MAYORS off O.
we wiil O1er al public auction sirable Farm
OF IS or IS acres about ka of which is in rood
WOOD and the remainder has been no err cultivation
az market garden, for which II is very desirab q
The wood covers three as desirable baIldIng sItss
as can he found so near the ty. On the farm ere
Is two story Rriok Dwelling and a frama stable
For further information. apply to either IF u.s. and
we VIII show The place to any who wish to ct IL
2ye1rs on the remainder.
JAMES p. SMITH,
X. e.. NTH,
Executors of Hugh Smith
del-d =. j. MCCORMICK Aucts
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-Flour 10 arm: State ~ a5a
s44Oi Ohio IS 35aS5 so; southern sS.l5aS5 so
Wheat Is very dull, with hut little inc uiry and
prices weak; quotations nominally unchsnged
Corn closed with a declining tendency; mixed
73ha15c. Pork is Arm; mess eli 6CzsI773. Lard
is frm l0A allie.
Whisky is dull at 24c.
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Conviction Of the Juni.r Nuu,..,

Boston, Nov 30 i'm the Junior mutiny cn.e.
the Jurv returned a verdict, this morning az fol-
lows: That Plummer is guilty Of murder. ana
Cartna, stanley and Herbert, are severally guilty
OF manslaughter. the prisoners were remsnded
for senfence
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The Crew Of the SLAYER Eeh.,

COLUMBIA, Nov. 3.-The Grand Jury came
into court this morning and found no bill on All
three Indictments against the crew Of the SLAYER
Echo Their counsel will probably move for the
discharge Of the prisoners on Monday, when the
consntutlonsltty Of the act will come up for srgu-
meni. The L nited States District Attorney win
endeavor TO hold the prisoners.
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noT BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auo,,.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF a wnt of
w heri faolas issued from the Clerks Office of the
county of Washington, and 20 me dire cted 1 shall
expose 10 out. &c sale, for CASH, in front of the
the 2tth cay of December, 1853, az u O'Clock m
the following described Property, to wit: All
Lot NO zine. jim Square No. ore hundred and
ninety SIX &c. In the clCy of Washington, D. C..
together with all aud singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud levied upon the property of
FRANCIS DIokens, and will bs sold 10 satisfy in
dicial No. rs. to May, 1885, in favor of w b. Shep-
pard. J. ID. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the d. strict of Columbia.
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PennsyIxnnia NpecisI EI.s,i...

READING, Dec. MIR. George NJ Keim anti
IecomptOn Democrat, IL doubtless elected 70 an
ne vacancy occasioned by the resignat on Of the
non a. 1Iancey Jones. The returns, 80 far re-
celved, show an opposition gain 81 a bupd red
and seventy on the October majority
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georsetoyp,

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
IN FRIDAY, TIE THIRD OF DFCEM-
~ Der, at O'Clock p. m, We will sell, in front of
the premises the convene 1t and substantial two
story Brick House ind extensive back buildings
situated on High, near Vest street on Lot number
town.
The house contains II good rooms. furnished with
gas and attached thereto good ba ke owe smoke
house. &C.; also, pump of pure water at tie ktch-
en- door.
Terms: One fourth cash the baace in I2, Is ard
months, for notes ctorily endorsed bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust on the prem
Uses; the interest on the deferred payments to be
paid quarterly:
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South Carolina Senatorial Csnte,t.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 30 No. choice for United
states Senator has vet BEEN made On tn. last
ballot Mr. Adams fell 10 20. Mr.. Rhett was with.
drawn Mr. keitt was run up to 81.
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Movements of Cengressmen.

AreusIA, Ga, Dec. 1-Senator Hammond,
Hon A II stephens, and other Congressmen,
nave passed through this city on their way TO
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STILL THEY COME.

SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
embracing sold, silver. steel, Shell and Horn
frames, with best Lenses Of every focus.
81, MKEN, $50 Ia. avenue,
no q betw cen 8. h and lGth sts.
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The Steamship Ipdiaa Emptre.

HALIFAX, Nov. 80 Nothing bad been heard
OF the steamship Indian FIN Dire when the Europa
len Liverpool. II was hoped she had put back 20
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Bostea Muufcipal Fleetfou.
Sssw at Montreal

BosroE, Nov. 30 The Republican. IN con
vrntion last night nominated Moses Kimbau 70
Mavor
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BE 4; GREEN AgstlonseI. :,

rRusrEEEE'Asi GkEE En- A T%
Il ATTIC FRAME HOUSES AND LoT AT AUCTION
On F IDAY the nth day of December next, 4 shall
virtue Of deed Of trust to the sSbscriber. bearing
gate the 18th DAY Of 1884, and recorded in Lber
land records for Washington county, IN the District
of Columbia, the following improved property lying
and being in the city Of Washington. District afore.
All of Lot numbered twenty three. rs. in sou.re
6ss 0ns hqnd5sS and seven da hsy.s
west. together with the improvements. which are
two-stOry Frame Houses.
Terms of sale cash.
fthe terms of sale are not complied with in three
days after sale the Trustee reserves the right TO e
resale in the Star newspaper OF the city Of Wash
inEton, at the risk and cost ofthe hIst puIcha.eI
nors a-Ad. JOHN p a 4! GREEN N!u Hsss
BBAiLRNARD BggcKKEsY, Apc q, E..:,.
va MSIIs h6s6 Slt5EHSs NSCd H.
9Th of December, at Y O'CLOCK, We shall Sc. near
Ds from &c tn. he; s6 &c soof
Tools. &c, Of Messrs. Caman, Dsbbn Co, con-
tractors. We name
is fine young and sound Horses,
4excelient Hiding and Buggy Horses,
.ii aims top Bussy. fhil.dephl, make. nearly new,
Il 5s saS SsI. but . vo gearing
Farm II ssons, light and strous,
Heavy stone Wagons,
log WheelbaIrows. nearly new, Hay Gutter,
arxe lot of Shoves, Picks. Drills, Hammers, and
Quarry Tools,
1000 feet Pine Plank, and yost,
Derrick. rigged complete,
Lot Of first rate Drag and Lead Chains. Blacksmith
Tools,
F"Ies aud Lift Pumps, with 300 feet Hose,
Sa6d ss and Bridles
ShantIes, with ali the Furniture therein, Cook
stove. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
With other articles tao numerous 10 meLtien, ell
OF which will BE- sold without reserve.
The Horses, Mules, Carts and Wagons age by far
superior to those used By Any contractors on the
work. They are in good condition, aud worthy the
attention Of persons wishing to purch ase. =
Terms: An Gums OF and under $50 oaah; over that
sum credit q g and day., OI notes bearing 10
20 Adds BARNARD BUCKLEY, Ascts.
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Baltimore Markets.

MONTREAL, Nov 30 Snow 10 falling heevfl
this morning. Wind, southeast. Thermomete
81 dec
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BY WALL & BARNARD Auo,ior..

A DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE OF HOITSE
"A HOLD FURNIrURK.-On FRIDAY MORNISE
50 instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the late residenee al
Isaac Holland, deceased. No. SIS nth street west
bJ order OF the Orphans Court, will SELL the Per
sonal Property therein, as
Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Chairs,
Psrior, Hall, and Oh mber Carpet.
po idahe:: u 8inins ana other fables,
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstsnds,
Mardrobes, Feather Beds. Pillows,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, RetdIps
Refrigerator, Cooking and other Stoves
Elre Irons, CrOckery and Glass Ware
Kan Ca X, Iron, Wood and Tin Ware
With other articles not here mentioned.
q. p. BARRETT, Administrator.
del-u WALL Il BARNARD Aucts
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Jail Burned,

haAiLIoN, ". Y, Nov % The Madison
oo.ny jan, al Morrisville, was DESTROYED by are
on sunday morning at o'clock About twenty
they Were all got out in SAFETY and ,.Sen -
euse, It's thought the . iSoner. set the AL on
IRE, hoping thereby 10 escape
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| f. A. NARROWER, BaiiF.
| noT WALL BARNARD, Aucts

By ]. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioueers
Great SALE OF SUPERIOR AND COST
" LY FgRs = n THURSDAY MORNING, De-
cember Sd, az 10 O'Clock. the first floor our auc-
ton rooms, shall sell the orgest and best Invoice
of ladies' and Gentlemen's Fine Furs ever offered
before IN thus city, being consignment from first
expressly for best city retail trade, ana consists Of
d udson Bsy and NJ ink Sable, Stone Martin. Fitch,
Ersnoh sable, and a full variety of Ladies' and
Chlldren's Capes, Circulars, VIctorines Muffs and
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ITO THE LADIES!


M. w. GAIT 4 BRO. Have just received ut
their New store" 50 Pennsyivan avenue, four
doors west of Browns Hotel, large invoice O. new
goods suitable for We ding Prest nts
III Ere lowest price marked IN distnS figures
upon each article, from which there viii be no sbate
meut- M. w. 6ALT BRO.
no 9-S - Pc, Az. between 9Th and 7th sts.
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FAIRS, Balls, and Festivals Furnished nth t..
cream, OIL the best quality, at 81 per gallon and
confectionery OF ali kinds, At reduced prices fresh
made every day, at the philadelphia Coaferr,one,r
ana zee Cream Depot, corner 18th and streets.
the PHILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY oorner i2th nd =
streets Ice Cream and Water Ices. Sc oenfs Der
$1S''. no SLIM
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Election In New Havep.

NSw HAvEN, Nov. 2e.-The annual town .lec.
ton OF New Haven took place to-day The Dem
&C ats elected four out Of the seven selectmrn nv
mal1rltfrs VARYING from i've TO bfty; also, the
cie' =, eoIiector, and majority Of the other
ornoers Three candidates for selectmen received
A tie vofp
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THE LATEST NEWS.
6y telegraph for the Rvsuisr stay
Later from Mexins-

sth IA Us, Nov % The santa Re mail NJ IN q
= sShs LIVED News had reached s.nt, Fe a
and n. T Gwen II. Besle's party Of surveyor.
received hes, but no pssticalars had been
onn,,, "ns nothing important from the Navajo
county IL was reported that the N,x,io. 20
,...s ~ penance with loss of 90 but IN 4.
mish previously reported W '"e sA'
The California mail len Santa Re for s,oc Ito,
October 18th. In charge Of fourteen men T..r.
were entertained ov the returRing mail psr,y
'nA' TIE route may be cut OF by hostile Indians
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ALSO,
Gents Fur COSts, NJ uffe Gloves, &C., &c.

A splendid assortment Of Carriage and Sleigh
Robes, of rest make, rarest kind, comprising Hud
son Bay and Prairie Wolf, Bear, Genet, and all
Catalogues of the whole fths valuable stock will
De prepared and + urs arranged for inspection two
DAYS previous TO the sale,
Terms: S25 ard undar cash over that sum.
credit OF 81 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
noT J. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auot.
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auonoree,, =
&10 000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS A.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auot,opeer,. y
&10 mn WORTH or DRY GOODS AT
OeOOO AucTIoN.-On THURSDAY EVE'
assorted stock Of Dry and Dress Goods from Nav
Z ork; to be sold vi ,hout reserve, IN store No 81
ne sale will bs continued Every Morning Iftsr
of. 1A'i' 'Ae ~noie s'ockis osposet
The assortment Comprises Dres, Goods of =,
Psl!erns, new and fashionable styles in SIX. Rom
oSsin' merino. MousselaIues, Plaids, Apaccas. a q
fSsa, stock Of handsome Wool. Stella. and othel
Also,
Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestinrs
deries, do. hei'' Iih"fOi
~ Of which viii bs sold without reserve. in lo,
a oedaction of2 per cent. IN all bills of SIS an,
The laoies are invited to attend
NO damaged goods Will be sold. Every srtio,.
GEL WALL. A RARNAp
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BY WALL q BARNARD, Auotloneer,
BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD At
y Arc1IoN.-On MONDAY AFTER Mix a,
No eiEcx IN iIont q the premises. we shall sell Lot
street west, and running back 100 feet bstU 1otn
and streets north, "eeu ~
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth ca,h: residue in q and &c
trust. ~ eoou ny deeu OF
do1-ts WALL L. pApN.pD =.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS

CLOCK REPAIRING.
SLOCkS OF every description carefully cleaned
ana dne Striking part properly adjusted, by J. a.
WATSON, 30 Bridge sti eet. Georgetown For
the oonvenlence Of persons living at a distance, a
competent workmen vii be sent to the own house
A large stock of Clocks always on hand for sal e.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

ho"DrIsN We have been requested to state
that the rio'ous and disorderly conduct of a crowd
WHO Tailed to the call f"oh, you sxes,' ard iu-
dulged In whOopins, yelling, and bowling, about
t~o . cioc & last sunday mornig, along II street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets was veIy Of
IehsVe 20 those residing in that vicinity, ard
especially TO some who are quite i'll IL is hoped
that the police will intrrfefe IL a repe ,ftion OF
such conduct is attempted
FIRE Last night, about eleven O'Clock, a two
story frame dwelling, on Seventh street north
Wa discovered TO be burning. The alarm was
given, out The efforts OF the mel hbors could not
ave II from distractions; and ~ was too distant
ION any engln'- nou'e for nrenen To render ef-
tsctiVe service. IL was supposed TO have han
nJrd by an incendi4ry.