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WOLFE's SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
w SCHNAPPS.

Theproprietor particularly recommends the above
Schnapps to persons travelling about to settle In
the South or West on account of its Medicinal pro-
perfes IN correcting the disasrseabe and often dan
gerous effects produced by change OF water-a
visitation To which all travellers South and West
ere particularly liable. Strangers should be careful
in purchasing the Schnapps. as the whole country
rs flooded with cJunterfeIts and limitations The
genuine has the propristor's name on the bottle,
cork and label For sale by all Druggists and Gro
GERS. UDOLPAO WOLFE, ofrI
dIs-3m Depot 10 Beaver street, New York. "a,
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The Revolution I'm Mexics,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10-The steamer Ten
ness@er from Vera Cruz on the 9TH, has arrived.
On the 2lst ult., Comonfort, abandoned by his
troops, left the city Of Mexico, when the pro
nunciados entered the palace and named Acorsigo
de Noiablez head Of the Government be under
taking to acknowledge the government which
has been organized. and has nominated its Min
listers. They, however, up TO the 9TH, were not
in possession OF a single port, but were depend
ing upon the clergy for support
The President of he Supreme Court, az PTesi-
dent Of the Republic under the Constitution, has
called Congress together NJ Guanaanito
Gems. Parodi di Clsdo, A rtenga and Degalerdo
are preparing at several points to unite aud
march against Mexico.
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Fight Between Yale College Students and a
Fire Compa0y.

NV HAvHv, Conn Feb "a sad affair or
Cured this evening about half past six O'Clock
VIM. Miles, foreman Of Engine Company No =
whose carriage house is IN the Of Yale Col
lege, was shot by student whose name IA n Of yet
publicly known. The student in a nome nj sfter
was badly burt by fireman. Two or three stu.
dents and a. many 6rcmen were then eng aged IN
the fight aud the clothes of one of the latter wa.
badly cut by knife, hut no wounds were made
Three shots were made all OF which are supposed
to have lodged in the side Of Miles His recove-
W Il very doubtful disturbance between the
arties for some days, has existed such a. boot
ing BY thestudents and throwing of water by the
niemen. There is much excitement about the
matter and a row Is threatened
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The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Feb. l. to this morning

RsmarLs.-Feb. 4th-cloudy to end; 5th-
NOW on ground, colder, cloudy. but finished
fine; 6th-ine, but sharp rhine frost and Ice =,
colder; 7th-clondy, milder, got out fine and
pheasant; 5th--hne, cooler but pleasant; 9th
nne, sharp rhine frost and ice, colder, lightly
cloudy. wind blustery from : milder at end !:
1Utb-cloudy, blustery from southwark and west
ward, wind changed to NV. and colder at end !;
litb-fne, hard frost aad much colder.
First qua ter moon saturday, Feb. ~, little be-
fore p IN. Il.
GEoRGE1owN ID C. Feb IL Is5s
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The Excitement I'm the Cotton MARKET n,
New Orleans aud Mobile.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. s-The advices by the
Arabia caused considerable excitement IN the
cotton market here, and factors generally with
drew their supplies. The trade were looking
for a: least farthing decline In response 10 a fsl
of one cent aud a half in the American markets-
advised per Persia-and when the fact became
known that instead Of decline there was sc
tualiy farthing advance, the feeling was AT ono.
ouoyant In the extreme. We now quote mid
ding at Ii cents, being an advance since Friday
Of from = TO : OF a cent per 10.
The receipts are on the increase and tboee for
the week Just closed show an excess over The
same week last year Of y, 600 bales The export.
during the week reached II 900 bales, including
i,OoO to England and the remainder 10 France
On Saturday, the 9Th, the clearancee for Liver
pool were not less than ~ 900 bales
Frelghts are arm with more doing ~ us,
Is Bed
MosLE, Feb. 6-The Arabia's sdvices pro
duced great excitement IN this market and al
the cotton offered was readily taken az from !, 70
Z cent advance. The sales to-day reached nearly
9,eD bales, mostly on a basis Of ION for mid
ding, but at the close holders were demanding
US- The receipts of the week, as compared
with last year, show an increase of II OoO bales
The exp rts 20 England durlng the week ve.e
900 bales. Freights are steady at Nd E.-
change on London 6a7 premium, specie
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Later from Europe.

NEw YORK, Feb. 1.-The City Of Baltimore
arrived at III O'Clock. London dispatches of Wed
nesdav mornings date are received by this ar
rival, being some hours later than the Arabia's
news.
The London Post as erts that oreniny Par
lanl9nt the Government will propose measures
for the eItradition Of political assassins
The Daily News says that a reduction in the
rate Of interest TO four per cent. regarded as
certain on Thursday. The decline in the funds
is attributable to the sale Of large amount Of
stock that belonged 20 a deceased nobleman.
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Criminals Sentenced, &c.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Two principals in the
Greenwich street outrage are sentenced 10 twelve
and ten years in the State prison, respectively.
The steamship City of Baltimore. from Liver
pool, is of the port. Her dates are the same az
those brought by the IDdian.
Duryea's starch factory at Glen Cove was
burned on Tuesday evening. Loss Sos ,0Oo-in-
sured &C.. Goo.
The Anti-Lecomptonites announce that they
will hold their meeting at the Academy on FIJI
day night, Notwithstanding the withdI avail of
permission by the Directors
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BY WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneers.

Il Ahut SIoCk OF FINE IMPORTED III
IL QUoRs, WINES AND CoRpsLs, BoURBo Mo
NoNGAHELt AND OLD RYE WHIsKEY AT PrBiIc
aUcTloS.-OvIng To unex pected business arrange
ments elsewhere, the Messrs. Moner & Co. of New
YORK. Will dscor Time their agency this CITY, aud
VIII, on IUESDAl,t the 18th instant, ar 10 O'Clock
tonal Hotfl oner their extensive and well-seected
stock AT auction. We name
+ Inc and pure French Brandiss in 4 and 4 casks
Otard SeIgrette and other b. ands-BI squIt trico,
chez, I.arcoh.li lie proprietors.
Also, hne Brandies 10 deinjohns .nd bottles
superior Old Rye, NJ nongahela and Bourbon
Also; fine stock Of pure old Madeira and Port
Wines, "
Bordeaux. Annesette Msraschino, Curracoa. No
. yau and Perfect Love Cordials,
Ned seal Cabinet, PerrIor and other choice Cham
psgne,
Aargsux, Ne Zoe. St. Julien and other Claret Wine.
Also, BY salrple, Is eighth casks Rochelle his n
HVoTed Brandy and 81 cases of C,aret and Cham
Pagnes, IN bond IN the Georgetown custom house.
Attention of alers md others Is called TO this
to suit. " I'VE
Terms at sac.
fe Cts WAII.1
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DIS. HuN1ER < WILLIAMS

Physicians for Diseases Of Throat and LaagS,
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
the 12 and 18th of each month. The next visIt i'll
be on Friday. the - h inst.
Ohic' $50 Pennsyl Ivan avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewelry store. fe 10 n
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Cotton-sales to- day,
600 bales, at advance Of 7l6c since receipt Of
the Arabia's sdvices. Middltngs are now quoted
at l0Aa allie. Receipts at this port, l75 500 bales
less than at period last year Decrerse AT all
Southern ports, 5ll.SO0 bales. STOCK In port,
3S4 600. Molasses DC Flour 81 3oes 20. hcd
wheat e9c. Mixed corn SEC. Mess Porf sls 2Sa
els so Hams &c, sides skc. Lard In ools &c
Rio coffee advanced Nc; prime eom an S iok,
and Is held for lie stock being sIO,oo cees.
Freighs are stiner-cotton 10 L''e'P '0' NC 10
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at ST. per gallon, at the
Philsdephia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
ian % I'm J. FUssELL,
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UIkE, Auc'.
BY A. GREEN, Auct,opeer

VAEuABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING
ON T,IH STREET, IN THE FIRST WARP AT AUc-
TIox.-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant shall sell an
i5ont OF The premises, at O'clock .. m, handsome
BuiIdng Lot IN the FIRST Ward fronting IS feet on
being originally Lot No. q. IN Square No IS but is
seTlviae1 IN los 81 ga ieet front and leo feet deco.
months Tor notes bearing interest fronYday Of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Ie SO A EEN Anal
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No. Ysrk Markseo.

N,w VAN. Feb. 1l.-fIour heavy salee OF
q soo h,yrels: state 81 10ai 20, Ohio o. sJa4 20,
southern 81 50ai IS
ss.esL yellow 64oe6c
co. is dull; white e5aosc-. yellow ess61e.
Pork is higher; SIS sSai6 90. Beef buoyant, At
80 SOal2 IS. Lard 10 buoyant II ekse&e.
spirits Turpentine heavy; &Sc.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctlonecr.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
\ PROPERTY, ON ITH STREET, THE NAVY
lARD-By virtue OF deed of trust duly executed
and recorded being dated the 9th of February, 1885,
and a. The request of the party entitled to the debt
thereby secured the subscriber will sell at public
auction, IN front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
Jan. S 1893. Al clock p. m. part OF square nine
hundred and five, 1851 bounded forty one feet from
the southwest corner of said square, and running
thence north ong the lire of 18th street u feet
6Inches: thence east IS feet thence southwardy S.
thence az feet To the place of beginning, situated
the city of Washington. The improvements consist
Of good and subtantial and we-buIlt Frame
House.
Terms of sale: One half cash; the balance in SIX
and twelve months, the purchaser to give mis- notes
f1r the deferred payments bearing interest from the
day OF sale. A DE- ed of trust taken TO secure the
payments of the notes. All conveyancing at the
pence OF the purchaser.
Ii the terms of sale be not complied with n ten
days from the day Of SALE the trustee reserves the
Ilght TO resell said premises at the risk and of
the defauting purchaser by giving FIVE days notice
OF said resale m some newspaper published In the
city of Washington.
NIMROD GARRETTsON, Trustee.
jan l5eo2w A. GREEN, Auct.
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Bank Resumption in Virginia. Ac.

RICHMOND, Feb 10 Ia the Virginia Leyisla-
ture to-day. a bill was reported from the bank
committee fixing the LIST of April as the day On
which the banks of the State must generally re
sumo specie payments.
portion of the old cotton factory al Manches-
ter was burned this afternoon. Loss S10.ODO
which is fully insured here.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Fr.. the Associated Pres, AGENT.
Additional Foreixa N.w,.


INV YORK, Feb rh. 60. 49,,
,,nin. IN regard 20 the attempt ON the ne. ~ g,
49, onihteresting. The concv,fni..o,,,
auaIess ot toe army Of Psri. 10 fhe E,nsro, 49,.
no, ~ a..e,h' oes attempt succeeded AZ would
have cried, 1.-The Emperor N.noi. wonia
Long live the Emperor Nspoleon ar oese,
strong In the constitution and law roe,,n
once have proclaimed the Prince i%nns,.1
Henceforh the Napolcons must reign ox., ts.
III Is our prayer. and will be that OF our chiidrs :.
- faIls correspondence Of the Times lean, th,,
pen. Chdngarnier il about 10 follow the e..nnl.
y, a.diiorictere and return 90 France The Par,
49, sPondent of the Post believes II has been
partinenis with depots of arnie. .nd :, sh,
,s,;., ~ ,se Emperor being taken away by va
eaIV rance will sshnd maferi,i Tor ,n,In,.,,,r.
comm,,a Denersis devoted TO the empire viii
The Belgian government, h.s -. a,
.'o'e Gu ny toe Moniteur, any intention. - re-,
tug Us laws IN respect to foreign reS,a~.. -,
would content itself with prosecutinI a., W, W.
heSwspapeTs lie Drapeau" and "Ls Crocod,is -
Col Charts, who was ordered by the AZ.
Government To quit Belgium was abop, 80
for the United states =" ssi
The further details OF the Indian nevr. hro,.,
by the Arabia, contain some matters of interes,
Sir James OutTsm arrived AZ Alumh,ugh ,.s,s
LOO mrn IL was said the rebels Were threaten
Ing 10 attack his position. Sir Colin Campbell
was going 10 FutleyghGT. The insursepts AZ
notch IN great force are said 10 have dethroned
tne halah The Azinghnr frontier was threat
tn. neherai Iran, was marching towards Il.
ahe rebels, defeated AZ Cawnpore had oed 10
bnhooor and Calpee. The Ghoorha column Of
s,n men, under Jung Babadoor, had len Ne
paul ioI service In the British territories
Inc raris correspondent Of the Times saws that
peSidr the steamship Saone which is prepa ring
10 sail for China with 200 troops on FebrnrSr is
orders rave been given to dispatch two .no,e
(rfehch) ships 10 the same destination.
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3.LrrNosE, Feb. 1l.-Flour ia fair demand;
Howard street super 81 3. Ha&4 so; Ohio and
City Mills 81 50
Wheat; red g. rs; white 81 .I5aI IS.
Corn-white 53a1ic.; yellew 5is56c.
WHISKY frm dt 2la22
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Fire Mt Marysville.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10 A dispatch from Msrv.-
Vile to the Commercial says that the extensive
establishment known as the Union factory, and
recently erected for the manufacture Of coal oil
was entirely destroyed by IRE at O'Clock yesteG-
dav afternoon The loss is estimated at $40 ,oOa
to 100. No insurance.
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Nrw ToRr, Feb II Stools ere gsnenlly act
i've and higher Chicago and Roct Island fski
Cumb.rlasd Coal Co. q 4; Illinois Central bonds
95S ; d. shares e7k; La Crosse and MiSsu1
I2x: Michigan South'n %; New Yors Oen, ~
"a; Resding r X s6Y; Nil. and WIS. @s' w.
o's 81; Missouri SIS IS.
Sterling exchange hrm,
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4 line Tot of BEAR MEAT, suitable for steik
and roasting. Families supplied IN Qaantihes 10
suit. fesN-
4 AIDES TUCK, and ell sorts OF coz
II GIBBS, Hair Store, near 18th st.. snd az mas
Aaies oom under wfla,ae' kot~l ~ -
VALENTINES, Wholesale and T ras u Az ~ n,s
fe s-St 81. .eH ...t LAhAoNUS
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AUCTION SALES.
T0-DAY q 10 MORROW MORN,Nr,

BY !As.C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Al AZ 1E E6,a a1uRsDAf AFTERNooN, Februsfy
rooms shsIt or the second floor of the auction
csaEsIh Si fEsssnt Rsntnss from The pencil Of r.
comprisier he,ns,, OF Col remout's expedI ton,
enc nature views UtaS fancy afs,es
The above are now on exhibition r,...,-
be obtained at the counting room. >osaesnay
eNo-d ]. c. MCGUIRE A.,
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Governor stanton.

ALBANY, Feb. l0.-The Assembly, by a vote
Of "a against 81. have invited ex-Gov stanton, Of
Kansas, to speak in their chamber on Saturday
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RaltIAsre MaHkets

BosroN, Feb. II The Democratic COUNTY
Committee have endorsed the President and lie
compton, by a vote Of 26 against IL.
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Nlarria.e ef an Ex.Pre.ident.
Massachusetts Democrats

ALBANY, Feb LEX President Fillmore VIA,
married last evening, to Mrs. Mcintosh, OF Al
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& WOEFE'S
SCHEIDAM AFRO MATIC SCHNAPPS
is prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac
uity in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood,
Inadequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted
Vital Energy; and as a beverage 1t has superior
in the world.
Put up quart and pint bottles, and for sale by all
the Druggists and Grocers in Washington.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer, .
Nos. ls. 20, and q, Beaver street, New York.
dac -2In
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nv A. GREEN Auc,ion.o,

By n. NRFEN, AuctlOneer.
II ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, ON 7FH
\ BETWEEN LAND Nj STREETS. AT AUCTIrN -
pn WEUNESDAi, the nth instant, shall sell at
O'Clock p. m, two ha dsone Building Lots, front
ing on ST. west = fest inches, and running hack
vide alley ZIG feet, being lots Nos. IS snd IL an
square No. 4e, agreeable to subdivision. Tee hole
contains a square feet. Each lot will he sold
crate. We deem ii unnecessary to say any thing
rela.1ve TO the location of the above descra ed
property, rs u 10 well known to he one of the most
sale on 18th street.
Terms: One half cash: balance in six months the
purchaser or purchasers to give note for the de
ferrsd payment, bearing interest from, the day of
sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken.
IL lid A. GREEN, Auct.
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ID. c., Feb. ~, 1858.
ICON NUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
Editor Star: suggestion was made last
night, by Mr.. adiey, :h.nderstand, that ap-
pears to me worthy of prompt consideration and
adoption. It's this--that those who are opposed
TO the New Code In some of its features should
state their points of objection, in a few words
the ballot, and at the same time vote for IL as
a whole These objections can he easily col
lected and classified, and will form a strong
ground of application 20 Congress for an amend
msnt OF the features objected to. This could
and would b. done. IL any considerable number
should thus Object
February 10.
COOP EATING ASD DRIsEISG.- iiLmInack *
Co continue to spread before their guests all the
good things Of the season, including fagonS Of
the celebrated Marett brandy, Of the vintage Of
1870. a very choice and rare creature comfort.
The addition of sundry private supper and dining
rooms to their establishment with an entrance to
them from Pennsylvania avenue, without going
through the bar room turns out to he great aC-
COMMUNICATION to their numerous patrons, ONLY ap-
. eciated by an extensive increase Of their bust
ness.
AQuEsIIoS lin grading and travelling II
street north, where the railroad crosses IL at Del
aware avenue, the Commissioner has discovered
thit the railroad track Is about three fee. below
IN. grade Of the street II he proceeds with the
W k he will have tn fill up over the track. and
IN auestion IL, shall the i'm provement stop or
w II the Company raise the track,
BARskE,. CoQusITE il holding large levs.s
at hsr reception rooms the avenne. The price
of admission, it will be seen, has been reduced
10 twenty-five cents. 81
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NJ M. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
Bridge and Canal streets, GeorEetoyn,~ n
announces to els patrons that 1t heWN (n1
REsTAUR Ant may be found at all ~Akk4
times the choicest and most excellent -
assortment of 10 UORS, the freshest :.
OYSTER 3 and all kinds Of GAME in season.
Meals served at oil hoars and at the usual prices.
ian 81
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NIMROD GARRETTsON, Trustee.
jan 3-eo2w A. GREEN, Auct

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, the I2Jh day of February next.
same hour. By order of the Trustee.
jsn 29-eolw A. GREEN, Auct.
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E0R SALE--A very valuable FARM for sale,
lyiIg on the east side of the Eastern Branch and
one and half mi es from the Navy Yard Bridge aud
adjoining John A. Smiths farm, containing brtween
Efty and sixty acres. 1t has II a good Dwelling
HOUSE, vi tn seven rooms and all the necessary out
houses No objection to take house and lot In the
city in eX change.
For further particulars apply to JOHN II. A.
WILSON. or to Rem Arnold, near the Episcopal
Church, Navy Yard. jan 2 Swt
DOOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET-Two
IL ROOms, on I'd floor, on Pa. avenue, between l2th
and 18th streets, Sam'l. Lewis Jeweiry Store
will be let low to per mapent tenant. Would make
StatOner. jan l2-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auo,s.

-f- BY WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
-Cofnsr Of Penn sNIraaia a rem ne and ga street.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
S0LD an SILVER WATCHES, FINE
ELkY Y, &c-. At public auction. at store room
NO % TN street, under the Avenue, House. CON-
lencIns THIS EVENING, At O'Clock. and to be
disposed OF without reserve. :
lie I-lw WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts. .
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
- TURE AT AUcrION.-On WEDNESDAY, the
IIth instant. shall sell at ten o clock n NJ at the
Issoenoe Of Nj. NJ. Hit chcock, Esq, No as 9Th
sIeet. between and G. opposite the west front of
viz: VI N'ni'o'o
Mahogany Sofa, rarlor and rocking Chairs.
Do. niarble-top side Table, gilt frame MIR
.s TOr,
Do. walnut card extension d,p;rv aud o,ho,
dressing aid other Bureaus, Window Curtains,
Shina, Glass and Crookery Ware,
farlor, Chamber and Stair Carpets
Large hall And stair Oilcloth and Mating,
COOKING, Radiator and other Stoves,
A,no. good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: Under $25 cash; over Ss5 a credit of 60
ing interest.
re ia A. GREEN, Auct
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.

In order to Sc money short time to meet our
maturing enga gements, commence this day -
offering our large and e-assoIted stock OF
HATS, T. Al S and GENTLEMEN'S FUR y
NISH!NG GOODS at greatly reduced prices
for cash.
This 10 no "oatch," and all in want of articles in
our ue will. on examination, lind that we are sell
ling at prices that will defy the compel ton of any
other estsblis hment of the kind in the CITY,
Therefore all who have the cash viii plense call
early and get bargains object is not TO make
profits, but to raise money.
$50 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10th sts.,
fe6 Steo ! north ada.
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by A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

by A. GH EN- Auctlon6er.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed of
L trust from Jesse Reeer, recorded among the
land records of w ashngton county, in the District
of Columbia in Lber j. A. No. liz, oios IA, ct
the Undersigned will sell ut public suction,
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY. the 18th day of
February. 1853. at ocook p. front oftl pre-
misses, part of Lot No. 5. in square No SO, b gin
ming for the same at the southwest corner of said
square. and running thence due north with the line
of Sd street west III feet VI inches the of the lot
thence east * feet, thence south II feet II inches
the line of street north, thence with the line of
street north Is feet to the beginning; with the I'M
provements thereon which consist of new and well
built three story Brick Building. This propert, is
situated at the Sd and streets one square
in the of the ae dwellings recently erected by
Mr. Douglas and others, and is in most rapidly I'M
proving part OF the city.
Terms: g ,9s1 III; balance an l, 2, and wears;
the purchaser To give notes for the deferred pay
ments, bearing interest from the day of sale. deed
given and q deed of trust taken. All conveyance
at the cost of the purchaser.
1.-THE purchaser or purchasers should fail 10 COM
ply with the terms of sale in ten days after the day
of SALE the trustee the right to resell the
property, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
or purchasers, by giving three days notice in the
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