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BY Jas. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,Ioneer.

I'huSFEE - SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
on IuE IsLAND.-Ey virtuc of a deed of trms .
bearing date on the list day of November, lS5a aud
rscprded IN Lber J. A, =, No. - folio - ct seq
the Subscribe will sell az pnbiic sale nn SATI' !,
DAN The 18TH day Of JsnIsry. 1882, At O'Clock n
ma on The premises Lot No. 10, In the suIdiv SION
fSqasre Ne. - froGing 3 feet inches "u Gtn St
west, between south ~ and T. AtTrets, and rEUn,Dg
back with that width z0 feet 10 fifteen feet aIIsy
wtk the improvements. consisting of Dive hing
Terms or sai IL: One half cash; the residue in SIX
nine and twelve months for NOTES bearing interest
from day of safe. secured y deed ofirust upn the
pTopeTJ and II not complied Ith day teT the
sale, the property vi he resoid upon one weeks
notice, at the risk and xpense of the purchaser.
Al conveyanclng at the expense of the purchs ser
he trustee will convey only such title : - vested
In him. CHAS. y IAII,ACH Trusfes
db-eod&ds j. T.. Nett IRE, Auct
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New Ysrk Maykets.

WV fonk, Jan -fIon. to-day IL buovsni;
"a, saieS OF 100 sels state is qu,t~d at - .Sasa
~, Ohlos osai IS; Southern - 5tla$4 81.
w heat is duh; sales uninpo t,pt nr,,.. 49,,
n"i,ihal, Corn is higher, with an advancing
unotrcYi sales OF % 00o bushels; white at 5ss60
Pork h-avy; mess SIS y,als IS. Berfs dull
Lard quiet ~ - uu'''
Whisky dull; Ohio 2Ikc
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS The Columbia Fire
Company have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Jas, A. TAFT; Vice
President, Jas A Brown; Recording Secretary
Jas. McDermOtt; Corresponding Secretary, Danl
A. Connolly Treasurer, Jos. NJ. Adams Libra
Tian, P Ennis; Captain Engine division, Thos
Marche; Captain Hose division, p. } Ennis i.
FIRST Engine division, John Peabody Second
Assistant, c. C. Edelin, Third Assistant, John
J. Lacy; First Assistant Hose division, Daniel
A Connolly; Second Assistant. John 3. BoOtes !;
Third Assistant, Geo Burr; Delegates to United
Fire Department, Jas. A. TAFT, Thos Marche
John j. Peabody, John s. Bootes, C. c. Edelin, ,
DR.. MAcKAY's LKcIURE, on Saturday night,
was attended by most OF the notabiities of the
metropolis. Among others present were Lord
Napier and suite, and Miss Lane. the President
niece. We hear that DIR. NJ has been urgently
requested by large number Of the leadin
people or the city to repeat his lecture. Why
cannot he give US the series Of three lectures Of
which that Of Saturday night was the introduce
tory one,
STREET FIGHr.- On Saturday night two
young gentlemen talked politics, on ID street near
10th, got excited, and one insulted the other A
race followed; assaulted party overlook his op-
Ponent, knocked him down, cut his head and
uised his face. Both were taken to the Guard
house, where one fined and the other di
missed. Youthful politicians should mt let
their angry passions rise.' .as ..E
THE PLAYERs HAVE ARRIVED and to- NOR
row night will appear at the new theatre, in a
hne bill, for particulars of which see advertise
ment. They will be warmly welcomed, for new
er was there hungrier set of people for theatrical
a'nusements than the 80 900 people, more or less
now resident or sojourning in Washington CITY
CRIMINAL GoURT.-The Court met this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock, and took up the case of the
United states re. James Jordon and Charles
Thomas (both free, colored) charged with steal
4 pair of shoes valued at ~ So from Lewis
Payne, on the 18th day of August 1857 The
case was pending when our report closed
Warren RErURNs-Jan 2.-James Lewes, d.
u, drunk and dsorderly; workhouse % DAYS.
Charles Nichols. Mass vagrant; do. George
Eddie, ". Y, do; do John Scott, Vt drunk
aud disorderIy do. WIN. Bailey. Pa, do ; fne
and costs, 81 IL w. Williams, Va, do dis
missed. Flora A. Campbell, Me-, do; work
house ~ days Thos. CLANCY, Ireland, carrying
pistol fine and costs, S2I 44-jail In default of
payment. Twenty-three lodgefs-one resident of
Washington.
Jan. 3-James Reynolds, N. Y, drunk and
! disorderlv; workbouse 80 DAYS. James Welch
Ireland, do do. VIM. Wales, Ireland, fighting
and disorderly; fine and co Is, 50 a. Michael
kehoe Ireland, do do WIN. Moreland, Can
ada, do; do. James Reeves, Pa, drunk; work
house % days. Twenty-eight lodgers-all non
ies ueiits ..f , ~ tt..F .s" -sfE".r raA
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Financial

NEW oRk, Jan- i.--StoG Ks. are higher gene
fsIY put dull Chicago and Rock Island s3Y
CUMBERLAND Coal Gem. 10Y Illinois crntfal
, onas 20 michigan southern 20%; New York
Central T5A; Penn. Coal Co 6sx Realm &
Mllwsukie and Mississippi 81; Va g.. 81 4; Mis-.
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

$1,000 WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES TO BE SOLD.
Bd tcTs hNS sadE f. run of entire stock
price, e NY. NY object in so doing is to close
OF SoS n oIdee To by the
pfoyements M my store room.
My stock of Shoes is larger, cheaper, and better
A few Of the kind ! have to offer will name:
500 pairs ladies' BLACK Eoxed Caters, thick s,lcs,
$50 pairs Ladies' Black and Coored Caters, at IS
$50 pairs Morocco Boots, thick soles. at 81, very
loo p.,rs Io!oc,o Boots, at IS cents
$50 pair. LADIES' Black and Colored Caters, with
heels. at SI.37h.
With a general ass, a2.ortmsnt of Ladies', Gentle
are kept IN a FIRST class shoe store.
would most respectfully invite all to give me a
alOng aud see for you self. -.N - :
Terms IN all cases cash;
dsl.2w corner 9TH and streets. No. sis.
NEW PUBLICATION.-..His tor.cal and I,esa
l Examination Of that part of the Supreme
Courts decision IN the bred Scott cass which de
promise Act, and the self extension Of the Consti-
tutiou to Territories. carrying slavery along with
tayo: David Appleton & Co. New York, 1857.
The above work Just issued from the press, for
Penns,l vania avenue. Stereotype edit ION beauti-
fuiy printed on clean new tyne. hoe white paper and
iette. ed. Done up in durable form Tor perma Mt
use. Price 81. =
This work is what its title purports tn be- an ex
animation Of what the author deems to- bel the po-
tical part of the Courts opinion, avoiding any no
ce of the judicial part which related TO the oral
claims Of the pa,tes on record. Ii is written in a
spirit OF entire devotion 10 the institutions of our
views. The authors own words IL write for no
party but for III men who venerate the wo, ks Of
ancestors, and Who wish to our Government
kept on the foundation: which they placed at" (p
I'D. And it 10 believed that this pledge has been
petent judges as the most original and profound Of
all the authors works, and so treated to present
pear as new work on subject supposed to have
beed exhausted. al sl7F
JOS. SHILLlNGTON,
bookseller, Odeon Building corner AZ st.
n =. md p.
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BaItimsrs h1nrkexs

BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour is quiet a a 50 for
800 hbls. ~
w heat is steady; red, slasI &c; white 81 o..
q ~ Corn Is better-white 5Ia53; yellow Sass
Whisky IS unchanged aud dull; Ohio BIKE
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LIKE AUTUMN still the winter seems,
Aud still the store Of Philbrick CLEANS
With jewelied window, richly digit,
Upon the passer's dazzlrd sight
Here genius spreads its tempting store
Of song, and wit, and ancient: lore,
With presents wrong hit of 9 ,lden ore,
The buyer cannot ask for more
A gift thrown In with every book.
w no can the rare temptation brook
No author Of the least renown
is in the catalogue set down
That PhilbFick's shelves will not SUNNY
At prices tempting all to buy;
Aud with each purchase follows sure
A costly gift, by way OF lure
R.member Philbrick's gift store, i76 Pennsvl.
vania avenue II
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MADAME A: NOURRIT.

NI No. 7l6 Walnut St, below eth. Phadclphnl
,n, IMPORTER rF
FRENCH ELOWEkS. HEAD DRESSES,
BONNElS ANDF Mill .TNERY
0ER,a Begs leave to inform the Ladies now IN
AS1ssh w ashIng ton city that she has opened C y
2xlsQior two or three weeks only, n Saloon *
Gu IA. avenue, between l2th and 18th sts No 25f
where laGIes will find all the above articl : of the
latest and richest style, bcIng selected by Mime n
there for III t purposa.
Mime Nourrit having contracted with Mr. Felix,
the celebrat ted CofeuT OF the Empress Eur eue ard
Cue en- Nlcto ~, for the sole depot IN the nItej
states of bIs lead Dresses she will he able TO fur.
tsh All the CoIffeures Of the Attest pattern worn at
te principal Courts of Europe, made by that re-
n iwned artist. y ~ ~
inc. d al stG 2awMi
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TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE REAI
EsrATE.-ln pursuance OF n Decree passed on
the tenth DAY OF April, ia the year one Thousand
eight hundred and hfty-fve, by the Circuit Court
lor Prince Georges county, sitting as a Court Of
Equity. la cause therein dsBeDdIng. wherein A.
fred NJ. Berry, next friend Of Robert r.. z honpson
a:id othars, Is complainant, and kmly " all ard
others are defendants. the UNDERSIGNED as TIN lee
therein appointed, will expose at public GALE TO ths
hl2hett bidder, on the PREMISES. ON TH IlRSDAN
the ~. day oil January 1853, at the hour of twelve
O'Clock m 81 fair. II not far. the same time MI
place on the M X fair day thereafter, al those
tTacfs, parts OF tracts or parce of land. situate L.
sad county formerly the property of rhe lafe iuh
40 L. ThompS on, and now dscreed to be sold for
widow and his children. These Lands contain, IN
separate and neaily contiguous parcels Yards of
Fix Hundred Acres. The greater portIs.n as 90.
and There Is however, some excellent Tir,lsr
of tue parcels Of land have valuable improyeu euts
on them. There Is valuable spring al water on
one al the trActs-and the soil of All the lands
SLY wo' ked, aHd well adapted 10 TIE raising OF the
immediate v'cln ~ of Brandy wlus and will he sold
Is lots to snit purchasers.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree: Five
hundred dollars IN cash, to be pald on the day of
sale; and the re sdue of the purchase money 10 be
palu IN equal lsstalmen's three and
four years from the day OF sale; he same TO hear in
from the day of SALE and To be secured by the
bonds al The purchaser or pun chassrs 18th approx
ed cd-''bIgors. And upon the paw ment Of the hole
purchase money and all interest thereon. and not
before, the undersigned Is authorized to convey the
OF ia fee simple, at has or her Their costs free
clear and discharge from all claims of the parties
10 TINS cause and OF any person persons claiming
by, from or under them. The willow is a party TO
mhe1 her assent to Ike IN lieu of her dover an
equivalent IN money, as scertaIned by l.w out of
the proceeds of sale.
DANIEL C. DIGGES, Trustee.
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MARRIED,

DIT Or ,Thrr:day DECEMBER 8, ,s,z BY the Rev Mr..
hkt NlCkEl -, all of this city. '75f's
ALFRED r.. Rns S sR Sl,WS By fas Rev Mr. NorgSod,
MARY .. SILENCE, OF this city. : -, - =
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The Boston Free CITY Libr,r,

building erected on Boyis,on street for The a..
ton + rec CITY Library was d-dicated ye,terdav
with interesting ceremonies. Hon Edward Nv.
rretf. Hon Robert c Winthrop and Mayor Rice
were among The speakers
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WV. J. STONE. IsI.ro.vry,rI,u
Has REMnvRD has Once and Residence TO 5th street,
on Judiciary Square, one door from Louisiana
avenue. - WV -. ~ Sl-eoSw
QQWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, st GIBBS'S
~ Hair Store, near 18th street. pio-Sm
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During the previous year there were So fires
and SO false alarms
Besides the above there were a number Of false
alarms to which the company paid no attention.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Rv wall a .Epn.pn


BY WALL BERDARD, Aucts.
Corner Of Pennsylvania arense ardeth st,,,t.
ARGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
MORNING, Jan. 9Th, at 10 O'Clock. we shall s,ii
without reserve, the largest and assortment az
flch Jewery, &c that has ever been Dis play ed or
nnefed Ior sale IN this oily at auction (sold on ac
count OF the senior partner of Northern bouse
wlthd!awing from husinessl at the store on 7th 81
We name IN part
RIci, set of Coral. Lava, Mosaic and Turauies
90. IN same, with Bracelets TO match
s@ Coral do Samei and MS SS t E,9gshss
Mosaic, Agate and Coral Studs.
DO. do. do. Buttcns Ell
silver Gard Cases, Portemon4jss
nlain2nd ncset, Seal and MOURNING Einzs
watch Chains, Guard Chains, Geld K~ys
Also lar gcsssortment of tire finest qualify Le-
yer, Duplex. Chnonometer and other French and
EngiiSh " atches, all OF OF which W i'll he sod. ,
Jan : DIS WALL. s BARNAR o. Aucts
MARSHAL'S : A E. In virtue or = writ of
AVE hen facias trder the Lien tar, is-ued f-cm
the Clerk ON re of tho Circuit Court of the 4 is
trlet oil 'Siuinbla for the County of yVashin, ton
ana 20 me Juected, shall pose to puhIc sale Tor
CdSh, In front Of the cOurt-House door of saId
county. on Tues Day the 18th day of January I35s
81 ! clock NJ, the following described properfy
toS.; Audeiendant's night. title, claim. and M
ter st an and Ia house, erected part of o. No
!, IN SquarP No 431. corner of u street south and
TN street west. IA the Cay OF Wasbington, ID. G .
seIzeo ana LEVIED upon a, the property of " alter
A. True. and w IL be sold to satisfy Judicial No N
10 october term. 1887, IN favor OF Cripbs q Waller
d l9-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Qr0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 01O

large stock Of REApY-MADE CLOTHING
oeiyed and for sale ~ fermS suIfrd 10 the rsossy
prssssre. Also. TRUNKS, VALIsEs, ETC.. of the
best quality.
I'VE suggest to persons IN pursuit ola 6rst-rate
bargain 10 call at the above number before puross-
ing elsewhere, they conndcnI thai lsc,r e.
tensvs stock 10 suited Ia ne requirements al the
most iastidious. No. so Pennsylvania avenue
uDder Browns NJ arble Hotel
dlI-sw tSt.tes& Iut.l
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CHARLES NACKAY. for Music: by
~ Charles Mackay, rs cents. -
Ballads and Lyrical Poems; by Charles Mackav
25 cents.
The Salamandrine; by Charles Mackay, 25 cents.
Legends Of the Isles; by Cuari-s Ma ksy. 25 cents
Voices from the Or wd; by Charles Mackay. IS
cents.
Voices from the Mountains, by Charles Mackay,
IS cents.
The Lump of Gold; by Charles Mackay, 25 cents.
Under Green Leaves: by Charles Mackay, IS cents.
POetical Works; by Charles Mackay, antique mo-
rocco, @2.75. For sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
jan 2-St Bookstore. near 9th street.
INTEL, Union, GlObe,I
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d 9-Iawls A. GREEN Ar,

1.-THE AROYE SALE Is POSTPONED
unlIl THURSDAY, the 7th January iasX same
hour. BY order of the Trus ee.
Jan l&7 A. GREEN ApctIoneer
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AUCTION sAIM.
U.DAY q To- MORROW MORNING.

S-OAx q 1IO-MOhhOW MORNING.
By &c. MCGUIRE. Auctoneer. =
HluHLY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND
So ~ NohIH Y STEErr, BETWEEN i0TH Axb llTH
AfTERNophr.r ls a. ASer, ga. M To-
Uses: Sha!l sell the eastern half Of [ot No. 2. IN
fS,aasre No. ~ fronting twenty-five feet on north
ttesn loth and lith streets west running
consist OF two story blck building and one sfory
front building, divided into two stores one ffbem
sn, &c as cigar store, the other, until
This property is situated on one of the b>st
squares In Washington for heavy business, nd the
sale presents an UNUSUAL opportunity TO capitalists
ana otners 10 make profitable investment.
jan Id J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
,-.- By A. GREEN, Auctionser.
SALE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS, BY
=, 0RDER oF lHE QUARTERMAsIER.-On TUES
PAY the 81 h JAM. 1884, shall sell At the Marine
BarIacks 10y order Of he QuaTteraster, at IL ocik
m, the following Goods, viz: -
5l Bay oaet Scabbards, r.s.-.
81 Bay onet Bets, ...-.
i 30 CartIidge Boxes, r.....- 81
s. artIi dge box Belts
q swords, Sword Belts, Drum,
. BIGm shells, Fife, s. Waist Belts,
% rercussion CaP Pouches, enders,
3Siovecsaud lot OF Pipe
"A lot OF Carpenters Tools.
erms cash, IN specie. r.
q % e"eAa. A.GREkN. Auctioneer,
BywALL & BARNARD. AuctIopseT.-
Corner Of PsRnsyirania apenus and ath ,f,,,,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwrIsy
Silver Plated Goods. $50 D'As'
,Tosether with large collection of Goods. su,t,
ois iII Christmas s and new Years presents.
o clock. az Store No. 40 Penn. avenue, near Ma
d2l-dts WALL 4 BARNARD. Auct.
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LIAR BRUSHES, COMBS, PORTEMON-
III VA tES, Gard Cases, Cigar Cases q O., . very
larce AID superior slock, Mt
d3i =. MeLAQ6aIIN's, % Pa. svsnue
u ,sKETs, DOI.tS, DOLL ARMS. Doll.
- Heads, Doll shoes, dc, at %''--FT''-,Na,
dsi MoLAUGHLIN's.
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By A. GREEN, Auet,opoer-

puBtIC SALE.-By virtue 81 deed Of trust ex
4 eouted TO NE and recorded IN Iiher J. A s
No lSS. lIos ISL 2B $50, s6n, and s6I one OF the
iand records OF Washington county. District of Co
her next. at O'clock D. m in from ef The premi ser
offer for sal at pub auction, the highest bidder
therefor, the eastern halt of Lot No r. IN Souare No
81, Ia subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas
Cdlian, as the same recorded in the Office of the
lumbla. VI ~
Terms cash. The property In bc resold at the
rlss and expense Of the purchaser unless tho terms
of sale are complied with within three day from The
DAY Of sale. "
d9-Iawls GREEN A..
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMT,

Two The PUBLlC.-Please take notice that
4 have stopped pay ment of Check OF mine dated
18th Dec. 1887, on the Farmers and NJ chanics Bal
man representing himself as n Mr.. Dayis-who
thought a forged order from Benz. Rowland, of
washington county, for that sum. therefore wan
al persons from RECEIVING said check.
Respectfully, GEO. WATERS.
Jan 4-3tH Georzstown Ian It,7
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Millinery, &c.

MILLINERY. DRESS MAKING AND
lvl TRIMMING ESTABI.jSHMENT
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
i4rmed that We are prepared to make mp DRESSES
Coaks B1sques &c. at short notice la the late 81
Sly les, ana satisfaction guaranteed in a cases
A large stock Of Dress ard Cloak Trimmings of
BAS4UES, UNDERDRES~ES. BONNETS
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY. of every dcscrip'
tion, always on hand Nj. WILLIAM.
q 10 IN opposite Centre Market.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.-The subscriber will omen
- School for Girls, and small Boys, at the Island
Hal. corner Of sixth street and vIrginia Avenue
january. 1883. Having had an experience of four
years IN teaching. he feels confident that saisac-
tiOn will be rendered to those who may commit their
children to his charge and instruction. No effort
will be spared to make the School merit the favor of
the people. p
For terms, &C., obtain a Circular at any of the
Ia-aw3ws JOSEPH X. KEENE.
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REAUTIFUL WOODEN 6OODs. SOCKS.
diI MsLAUGHLIN's.
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HsEkt a ss Az! s sas1 1s.t slE
81. and Pa. av., and ct his Sales Room, under Will
IaTds' hotel. n@5m
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NOZZLE, Jaw. IA great nciynsttop ,,..,,..
was h-ld he e t1-night in regard 20 The esn,n.s
o. walker ana his army. Resolutions condemn,
,es'"rs'ion, tire repeal Of the neutrsl,,y i.w,
we PASSED. some prominent Deinocrs,.
a ucipated in the meeting as
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New YEARS, PREsENrS-A fresh lot just
~ received at Nlol.AUGALdN'S, % "a. avenue.
bet arm aud 9th streets. 1te dS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
AccfAenfs nr.sA.

SON ~ c navIs, Jan. 2-rheodore S.rr o,,,
wears Of Sseoge starr Jr OF Denss y, about y
town y.s,.r6.s wh a skating on pond In thI,
drows,d ~ broke through the Ice and ~as
yonng man ne was worthy and wei educated
amin We nsar1a ,,, son Of Deacon Eveard Ben.
sn engine turning corner OF George steel "a ~. ~
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FALSE ALARM.-The Fire Companies were
called out bY.s false alarm of ere yssts,dAy a.
tsrnoon, though the bnrning of a chimney on
Thirteenth street
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NUTICE-AlI PERSONS Indebted TO mo, eIfher Ly
notes past dues. due bills or open counts are
hereby no:ifef that shall expect them TO Fay The
cash on or before thu LIST of Janusy, 1858. All per
sons not complying tn this notice a. the above
stated time WILL have their notes. due bills or open
accounts placed IN the hand of officers. with
tons q make the money.
TIC my customers glro have paid me promptly and
70 those who buy for casa 1 return them many
orders with any goods appertanIpg To NY business.
WM. M. CIR IPPS,
Wholesale and X eiaIl g rccer,
81 Louisiana avenue, between 6tn and 18th SITS.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

| ROOMS TO f:ET-FurDished or Unfurnished
| 18TH. 'N~' -S'. vi nof
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ONDON JUVENILE BOOKS.
IL Hans Anderson's Tales aud Fairy Stories,
LOuis's School Days, ..... -. r. 80
- Sanford and Merton,
Evenings at Home, .ra .t &c.,. ...
Edgar Clifton, or Right and Wrong. ...
Esperanza. or the Home of the Wanderers,
Grimm's Home Stories, -
The Castaways, or Adventures in Africa,
Saxeford, a story for the Young, ...
Every Boys Book. 70. ....
FAIRY Tales Of the Countess D'Aulnoy,
Arabisn Nights. ..r t... ..- - : -....
Robinson Crusoe. .r.t-.
Just received by
4 10 .... '... ERANCk TAYLOR.
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NJ. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space No 81 between
Bridge and Canal streets, Gcorg etown,~ -
announces to els patrons that at his,SN T.
TINES EST AZ EbalSI may be found a. alI%D
assortment of liquors, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds OF JANE in season..
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices
jan4Sm F
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STAR, in GEORGE
~ town are most Earnestly and respectfully Ts-
9nested 70 be Punctna IN settling with the agent or
DIS collector, next week, as he is very anxious to
square up ms looks, as near possible the FIRST of
.no yo"r. - ian 2H
-1 8 NOTlCE.-LIC T. w S-AIi persons
IkS whose Licenses from the CORPORATION Of
Seorgotown expire on the 3lst Inst hereby noi-
hed promptly to renew the same, otherwise they
may subject themselves to fine.
d 9-3lawtI0thJan VIM LAIRD, Clerk.
FOR BQSTOS,.The superior fast sailing Clip
y per Schooner ii Ellen Nj lar, Nickerson'Sh
Master; has arrived. and will have quick ~
dispatch FOR the above port. For freight or-6.59
passage apply to HARTLEY BROTHER. l0l
Water street, Georgetown. = a R-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-04

MALAGA GRAPES AT SEVENTY-FIVE
Nl CENTS.
have inst received lO kegs Of the finest NAL
AGA grapes imported for the last five year
which Will sci mt Is cents per pound, or s., per
keg. Also: 81 barrels superior Northern Apples
10 cases Crosse q Black welt's London Pickles
Preserves, and Sauces. and all other IuxurIes at
New York prices.
liberal deduction to the trade.
SAM'L. +. DRURY,
Jan Tf cor. Pa. ave. and l4th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-04

THE SUBSCRIBER Wilt RECEIVE
Proposals IN writing until the 81 day of January
next for the purchase OF the Snapty. Shops. Office
ana Cement House AT the Little Falls Bridge. AIso
Tor one Derrick, complete, snd all Of another Der
rick except he mast. The DerTicks csn be inspect
ed and one OF them seen IN operation at the bridge
Terms of sale: cash IN Government funds
Proposals to he left at the Office az Little Falls
bridge, addressed to
RANDOLPH COYLE
h-eOtJanl8 Engineer charre