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Burning of the ST. Cloud Hotel.

DUBUQUE, 0owa,D Jan. 2.-rhe - Cloud He
tel was DESTROYED here last night by ere Loss
estimated at one hundred thousand dollars-in-
suIed for eighty thousand. The hre Is supposed
TO lie the work of an incendiary
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BaItImcre Markets

BALTINoRE, Jan. 23.-Flcur quiet, Howard 9,
super AT ~ 5Oai 62h.
Wheat hrm-red 81 u5aI II. white n Last <
Corn-white Coo, yellow eoa69c
Whisky dull dt 50a2Okc
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Fire at New Bedford.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Jan. 2I.-This after
noon the Fair Haven depo. Of the Cape Cod Raj
road was destroyed 10y fire. Insured for SGco
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Fire I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. al-A fire occurred heTe las,
night. ia the dry goods store of Messrs Thomp-
ron Wettnore. The stock il damaged to the
amount of SIS, 600. II is insured
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.

Dy " ALL a BARNARD, Aucts.
Corner OF PcnnSytrania orenue and 9th street,
HAVE ON HAND. REMAINING FROM
sale OF Thursday, Jan. list, some very rich sets
OF me most valuable Furs, in Capes, Muffs and
Guns. Also, Gents Fur Goats, Caps. Gloves and
collars and handsome assortment of Robes, All
oil which have been recently made i'm the best man
ner and Will be disposed of at private sale for one
half their original cost.
The sale Will continue for three days only, and all
goods warranted as represented.
Jan q St WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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DATENT MACHINE FOX OPENING OYS.
l. TIERS.
The ubscribeys having secured patent right
Ior an improved OYSTER OPENER, respect
tsliy desire tnat Oy srtr Dealers, Hotel Keepers,
heetadralts and families will test the superior
merits oi this economical and labor saving Machine
being Sfaunch, and execu ing it's work with extra
ORDINARY dispatch and cleanliness.
roI terms Tor y ales individual nights addre ss
WIN. RUPP JNU. SEIPEL,
Rupp's Restaurant, 49, Pa. ave-,
Jan IL I'm WASHINGTON City.
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EiNE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
4 friends and the public that we have at last sue
ceeded IN having large quantity of ALES of yarI-
oun KINDS bfewed expressly To our order, which we
ETY. that was ever offered IN this market
All persons wishing nice article Of Ale can hsve
~ 10y apply ing to for either ofthe following
VIZ; Kenneth, Burton Xxx Pale, India pale phi
aSaelphia and \. We also have a fine article of
brown stout and \ Porter AWAY on hand
All orders by mail, or gwen to our drivers Will he
httehded io. Army SHiNN,
UniOn BOttiing Depot, So G reen street,
u H-u GEORGETOWN ID. O.
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Robbery of the Na,Iou., R,us

this city. was robbed few DAYS since OF = n,,b
age containing s26 ,oOo, which was taken on the
counter. Two men were arrested on su.picton
to-day. and small amount I'm the bills Of the
bank Were found on his person
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MARSHAL - SALE.-In virtue of a writ of ier
aclas under the lien IA issued from the clerks
Tor The County Of Washing ton and Ia me directed
SIil expose Ia public sale, for CASH ~ frhnlof the
the 3lst dsy Of January, 1859 al " O'Clock M the
following described property Ia wit: All defendans
right. Title, clam. aud interest and the three
Frame House, erected on Lot No. S. IA reseTyafion
ID, on Maryland avenue, between "a and 9Th SITS m
ane Wy SI MsshIns oh, ~. -: seized aud levied
be sold 10 satisfy Jndicns No 27s, To Octoher term
1857, IN favor OF Smith 4 Fowler. '"
J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan 8-dts< Tor the District of C,olnmb,.
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THE ADVENTURES OF A CAT, and a fine
Cat, too. colored engravings; London, 1851
The Adventures oil a Bear and a great Bear, too
co0red engravIpgs; London, 1857.
The Adventures of a Dog and a good Dor ton
colored engravlngs; London 1857. ' '
The Little Pilgrim, BY Alfred Crowquil, beauti-
fully illustrated; London, 1857.
fMr, bold, Translated from the French, many H.
lnsir1tOns; London, 1857. "
Tales and Fairy STORIES trans lated from tho r. o.,
man: London, last.
SanefoId story for the Young, many illustra-
fda Morton or Scho0l-rO"m Days, many Iilustra-
win many other new Books. English. French
ana American, for youths Of all ages.
ian ERANi,K CAXI
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
l. PROPER rE.-A FARM of 4il acres of land
situated m Bucking ham county Va with Stock and
Earning Utensils, together with a Saw and IirIst
MN, and Engine attached. Inquire of J. v biz
LIN, on street south, between IA and 9th sts
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AUCTION SALES.


By J. C. MEG UIRE.' Auctioneer.
HkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FUR
January ss WeR
at the residence Of WIN. Nourse, Esq, at the corner
recofded .e Fl n. oeea Il snd
RC,sewood Piano forte. Stool and Covers.
Marble TOP Centre. Card and other Tables.
Walnut hatnot, Glrandoles. &C.,
w lndow Curtains. Cornices, and Shades,
T Three ply, Ingram and Venetian Carpets.
8. iSH!s H bn mss and GSs I.ssit,, r,.
Mahogany Bookcase, Desk.
dressing and plain Bureaus, Bedsteads.
WWs;shstands. Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses.
Mannt wardrobe, Hair Mattresses.
Cooking and other Stoves. X refrigerator.
iosetne. with general assortment of Kitchen Re-
One superior Mich Cow,
Small Family Carriage, Harness and stable Furni-
Terms: So, and under. cash, over that sum, a
credit Of SO and 81 days. for satisfactorily er1orssd
notes, bearing interest.
i.nz.d &c. MeG & IkkRE sue dioa.ss:
BY c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGAN
DAY MURN Mn; AT Jan tb wEDNEs
O'Clock, shall sell at my spacious Auction Room,
Iron Hall. splendid assortment Of rich Dress silks,
Elegant Velvet a'Q ue r obes,
Rich Velvet Flounced Robes
Splendid BrOoade Dresses,
Bayadere Silks, in rich colors
Itch coored hounced Silk Robes.
Rich black founced Silk Robes
creat variety OF elegant Evening SIlks. &c.
The consignment Is of recent impo tat on embra
eng the latest and most desirable styles and are
probably the richest and most beautiful collection OF
Goods ever offered at auction IN the United States
AS the sale is positively without reserve, bargains
Catalogues will be ready for distribution on Mon
day morning. ~ ~
terms; S2l and under, cash; over S2n. so and @
terest. '
jan asst C., w ROTEIER Arct;onsor
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SUPERIOR CARRIAGE, HORSES, AND
~ HARNESS AT PRIVATE SALE.-The sub n
scriber ha; on private sale a large and ee- IN
CANT close Family Carriage, built o order by GA
Lawrence, of New York, and in perfect order, bay-
INK been use but a few months
Also, p1lr of su perior large bay Morgan Horses
travellers. ~ '
Also an excellent set of double silver plated Car
rage Harness. For terms, Il @. apply TO
]. c. MCGUIRE
Jan 2-d6t AuctlOneer Com. Merchant,
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TREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES
ATCOST
The hrm Of Gardner Il Place having dissolved on
tne Ith instant, by mutual consent TO. @
cosS up their business we now Offer for CAo51
sale. ar roSf, at their stand. No. hi3 1911 w.
near me corner Of &, the following, Carriage s:
FIVE Bnggies, four Rockaways one Four mas
senger Phsefon. and two Express Wagon. '
All the above Were made oithe hest and mo- tho.
rough ses sOned lumber and built by skllful and ex
perienced wOrkmen. and will be warrnted for twelve
every sale. 1870 e'' WIN
~ B. Current funds required in every instance.
Also' Hand Bgggies very cheap for cash.
CHAS. L. GARDNER son
Jan ~ Ztaw6w' Successors to Gardner d Pace
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BY WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
FUTURE DAYS.
By c. ". BOTEIER Auc,,,

BY Z. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer,
SALE OF GoVERsNMENT PROPERTY
next, the 10Th instant at the Little Falls Bridge,
n charge shall sell. to the highest BIDDER. 1 al
the movable Property OF the Urlted States remain
az the sdse .p ,S shops
which have been used IN the construction of the
blacksmith Shop and all the ususI Fixtures and
Tools,
Screw plate, with Stock and Dies to Ia inch. in per
A small lot Of New Iron. of various sizes,
About l,i tons Of = inch Round Iron bert Enelis
Eight large screw Swlvels, Cast. steel Drills,
POINTS. tools, heavy Cast-steel Spsilinf
Masons' Hand Hammers, Stone sIedges.
Shovels, Picks, Wheeitarrows, for dirt and foI
Handbarrows Stone scales, Mortar boxes concrete
large lot of heavy Crow Bars and heavy Mason
Carpenter shop. one Work bench, two bench screws
one GIindstone,
order Of oomiortabe capscity for 9rtr n men
Tables and Benches.
Cement House, Tool House,
lot OF ga inch and lot Of 3-inch Manila Rope
Eight 22-lncn Single Blocks, Waterman q Russell,
Two I6 inch Snatch Blocks, do. do. patent.
Two l2,lnch Double Blocks, four l2-inch Single
Blocks,
One 10 inch Gauntline Block. All the blocks gooS
new,
a lot of heavy proof Cable Chain,
Mast. Boom, Braces, and Traveller OF Derrick
Boom, Braces, and Traveller of Derrick No.2
TWO Crabs Tor Derrlcks, IN good order. Of simIla
construction TO those In use at the General Pos
Office Extension.
One Office, Desk. Table, Chairs, &c, &C..
quantity of Lumber. including ali of the present
incline plane" and all of the present brIdg,
across the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
A lot of Superior Sand.
ORe Buggy Wagon in good order.
One set of Buggy Harness,
One Bay Horse, thorough bred, spirited gentle, an,
Kind In harness, and one of the best Saddle horse,
IN the District.
The sale will commence with the black smth shor
&c. at ln1a O'Clock. Terms cash in specie
Jan Sl-dts HAS. w. BOTEIER, Auot.
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VS. ARE iSFoENKD that tie inStrumental music
at rhe exhibition of the deaf ara dumb AID the
blind, TLhrsdAy night, was not by blind pupil
b1t by Mr.. Harry e sherman of this city. who
kindly volunteered his services for the occasion
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The Cahawba ut New Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 2-The steamship Ca
nAwod, rom New York, 18TH. via Havana, az
l . al thls port late last night having been
G Ee- ior Twelve hours al the Southwestern
,ess, Whe'e tnere wert several vessels aground
block KING mp the ehannel. Among Others aground
was the steamship Empire CITY
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
SALE OF STOVES. CHAN DELIERs,
- VICES, CARRIAGE MAKERS Tools, CARRIAGE
BODIES, aeon WEDNESDAY MORNING
9TH INST, At 10 o'clock will sell, at the building
known as Haslup d Weeden's Carriage Factory
CORNER street and Louisiana avenue, lot of Tools
MaterIa s, d c., as
Several nearly new Stoves,
a number of Chandeliers, Gas Burners
Vices, Carriage makers Tools, Blacksmths' do.
Lot AnvIls, Sledges, &C., lot Iron. lot Hubs.
Paint Mil. one Paint Flag Stone.
Lot Carpet, lot trimming Material,
Lot Cherry snd Ash Tlmber, one Hosting Wheel,
Lot large Window Frames and sash,
With much else not here named.
Terms cash, for all sums of and under : ~: owe,
that amount, 81 and 81 days interest," and sats
iaciory endorsed.
4
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Re OMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
IL Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa avenue, between I2tb
anG 18th streets, over Sam'l. Lewis Jeweiry store
Will be let low to a permanent tenant. Would make
StatlOner. ian 70 ~
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WAsHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.

10! FOR THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT THE
NEW GROGkhf STORE.
The unders med b.es leave 90 inform bik friends
| al Il the public thst he has commenced the sbo q
husIness the Borthwest corner Of 9TH aud 4 ct .
where he intends Ia keep constautl, i'm had a Cd
| .ssortn ent of hrs q GROCERIES,. Also ~ MS
TEAS, LILO UORS. &c., To which he very respect
fully invites the attention Of his friends and tins
public IN general.
Goods sent to all parts Of the CITY.
| u. DUGAN
Jan <l-eo<w 9Th and l. streets, No sc
NEW Music received semi weekly: Mssfe o.
,, derai from and cent 20 any cart ol NE country
MUSIC Bound, &c &c, at our Piano WarerOoms,
DC "a. avenue, between ath and l0th streets.
as f0uN 9. EI.I.a
RYE AND BARLEY MALT.
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of wei falls Az
enue and Block st., Baltimore. Nd. my Sl'
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NARSHAL'S SALE. - In virtue of a writ oI
Fer Facias. issued fr. m the Clerks Ofhce OF
me CIrcult Court of the District of mba for the
County Of Washington, and 10 me directed 4 sha n
* pose lo public sale, for CASH, IN front Of the
AN mouse door al said county, ON FRIDAY, the
tn ua) oi January, 1859. At IL O'Clock IN the fol-
nwIhg uescrb-d property, To vat: All DEFENDANT
ilkht. nue. claim aud interest in and to Lot No. q
"a Squsre No. 80, In the City Of Washington d. g.
together with all and singular the IMPROVEMENTS
,hereun, seized aud levied upon as the property of
fumond khry and will be- sOl,lfio sstIsfy JudiciaIs
10. 81, I" oc'ober term, la57, IN favor of John
ian SITS for the D,s,,,., &c ;,.,is.sha
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IO LET=fhe new threee- story and eligibly sit
uated BRICK HOUSE near the northwest cor
! nsL OF bea and Washington Streets Georgetown.
built In the very best style, with modern improve
nd IL contains IS rooms, pantrss and closets,
hne dry cellar under the whole building The ot ia
100 by 10 feet. "
~ Al o, the large three story Brick House on X st.,
Washington. The eastern one of the two bOuses
opposite 10 q. the Brewery. For terms apply to
JAN I6-0tdW3W MI. ADI.ER
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jan 22:fs WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
BY e: w. B,,TELER, Auctioneer
DARE OLD WINES AND LIQTORS Al


S skTGR Dap bA3 M k65RRGRs J Ar
spacious ware rooms, Iron HALL superior sssort
ment OF rare old Wines and Liquors, consisting, IN
80 bottles of Madre Here's Vino Sherry. vintage Of
1881. -
"a bottles of harmony Golden Sherry, vintage of
s" bottles Of Dukes old Indian Queen Madeira.
81 bottles of Duff Gordon's ManzamlIa brown
Sherry. vintage of 1916,
$50 bottles of Queen Isabella Sherry, imported IN
72LottIes of March. Howard & Co. Old reserve
~, M Wade, So imported IN lait.
81 bottles of Duff Gordon Co.'S old Converse
- ton Sherry, Imported IA 1896,
l2l bottles of J. Alnutt. Jr. & Co.'S old London
Port. vintage of 1874,
81 lottles of old l.. Z. Madeira, import ed hy lanes
10 cases Of Imperial Crown Sherry,
s. bottles 81 superior old Regina Port from the
Lonoon Docks, WIZ
81 bottles of Queen Port,
- bottles Of harmony superior pale Sherry,
% tottles Echecopar pale Sherry, II years old,
lac fsnGnp I'D Piss S Shs5y G imported IN lSis
10 :. Amonti!'sd9 choice pale Sherry, 1889.
of SIR John Ollvelra's favorite Madeira,
81 bottles Of pure JuieaPort. uradulterated,
100 - superior old Cognac Brandy, ISis.
80" TASKS very old Marett Co.'S Cognac Brandy
10 bottles Of superior cid Pinet. Caston Brandy,
20 gases Meet 4 Chandon's celebrated green seal
Champagne Wine,
20 cases W umm's Cabinet Champagne
% cases de Ranvlle Champagne
80 bottles old London Dock Cognac BRANDY Ie1o
10 cases Laubanhemer Wine,
~ cases very hne 81. Julien Claret.
3dozen very superior cid double orange Curacoa
Imported In 1857,
5dozen assorted Llqueurs. imported in Iass~
SOuzen old MaraschIno,
cases Brandy Cherries,
~ cases very superior French Olives,
~ nnprIn Al
~ dozen Bordeaux Pickles,
10 dozen Begon's superior French Mustard
cases very hne old Calhoun w hisky
10 cases old Mountain Dew Whisky
80 bottles superior Monongahela w hisky
hve- gallon demljohns very old Is.ay mali WINS
Ky,
cases superior Sauterne Wine,
I5i bottles Isay malt Whisky,
dozen London Cordial Gin,
10 hali- gallon bottles very hne old Virginia Peach
40 bottles of Otsrd. Dupuy d Co.'S Brandy.
10 bottles of old ropas Sherry.
ne ABOVE STOCK CONF rises consignment from an
olu, extensive and rella bic house New York and
are present ed as being uperIor In Qusty 70 any
thlng heretofore offered at auction IN this city
Connclsseurs and the public generally are invited
70 CAL and test the quality of the articles and
DC convinced of their decided superiority,
Inc goods will be arranged for examination two
day prior To the sale. "
store. ~ '"e
ian A ~ ~ nnnp. A..
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FOR RENT.-A BRICK CARRIAGE HOTSE
4 and STA r., with stalls Tor four horses loft
&C. Inquire ar DOUGLAS & hACY'S Provision
store corner OF 18th street and Pa. avenue
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IOHN r. ELLIS, Sole Agent for Hailet. Davis =
~ Co.'S and Mum Il Carke's Pianos No SIS pa
avenue, near 10th street. ian Ia
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Fire in . school s,,la,,, =, Ro.,.,

boston. Jan. 2.-Yesterday ar moon, one Of
tne ,enaie tea ehers In the Chapman school, East
poS.nh, oiseo.encd IRE in the cellar Of the
building, kindled from the furnace, and with
great presence OF mind privately informed the
several teachers In the building The .cbolsrx
in the eight rooms were dismissed ana orderly
left the building, without knowing the o.u,s
Soon after, and before the two remsintnv rooYo.
could be cleared, the alarm was given but tn,
teacners, statoning themselves al the doors pre- :
vented a rush. and passed all the scholars safely
out. There were ten teachers and We hund red
children i'm the building. The IRE was confined
10 the basement, and extinguished without .eri
Gus damaye
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EOR RENT-Two STORES. on Pa. avenue
L between 18th and lSh streets, south side. One
win cellar at Sl5 per month the other at SI2.5D
per month Inquire on the premises.
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%O,OOO AT SlOPER HUNDRED,
For sale at my Nursery. near Washington. Tho
above Trees are all of hne growth, and of the e.
best select fruit. 3 -
Also, general assortment Of OR NAMEN--
TREES.
Jan q 2m JOSHUA PIERCE.
pORTEMONAIES. PURSES, FANCY HAIR
l. Pms, Tran parent Bar Soap, Lily White
Cembs, and Brushes, cheap for cast, at
Jan q ~ LAMMOND'S, 18th street,
EIhERIAL OIL, CT the very best quality, and
IL at a very low price for sale at
JNO. w. NAIRN'S Drug Store
Corner New York avenue and 18th street.
jan Il-t OppO. COrcoran * Riggs Bank,
10 TO THE
~ NEW GIFT STORE
NO. As Seventh street, above the Patent Office
GIFT WITH EVERY BOOK,
Worth from Is cents to 500.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS.
NOTICE.-On next SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
l at O'Clock, the Rev. Mr.. Piumbbet viii preach
MASONIC Sermon In Ebenezer, Colored. NJ. f..
Church, Georgetown. The brothers of the Masonic
order and the public are invited to attend. II
FOR sALk-At COLUMBIA MILLS, George
$40 barrels ARIEL, FAMILY FLOUR, made from prime
jan 223t BOYCE, TAYLOR co.
MISS CIV YNN, occupying Mrs. Raphael
" Semme,s house, IN Georgetown, FIRST street,
SMITHS Row, can accommodate several families
with very desirable ROOMS and good BOARD
jan " I'm
WOOD. WOOD AND COAL at reduced prices.
order to do 50, portion Of his Wood must be re-
moved, from this date will offer HIckory Oak
anu flre W GOD at greatly reduced prices. All In
want OF good Wood, cheap. will do well to give him
call as bargains for cash be purchased or TO
punctual customers on time.
Also. White and r ed ash Coal,
Iehigh Coal Cumberland Coal in lump will Re
jan a,.4t West of Market T Geatx "a tow,
REDUCING STOCK-CHEAP FOR CASH.
JOHN H. SMOOT.
No. ll9 Bridge street, Georgerotcn, d. C.
wishing to reduce his stock ow as DO Nv the
tinn 9f MsTe3. WI sell from tn. date every descrp
cash. f i'
Fancy Colored Dress Silks,
Printed MouslIne DeaInes,
MeIlno. Paids and POplins,
French MerlnOs,
Shawls, Scarfs,
will be sod at a VERY GREAT kEbrCTION
on former prices. PiOmpt customers supplied upon
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
know Judgements and will he under many obiigat,ons
to all who have not to do by cash or note nj their
earliest convenience.
II
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NOT1CE.-FOR RENT.-A 6ne large ROOM
on the corner of 9Th street and Pa avenue
suitable Tor Book Bndery Printing Office be ing
one oI the largest rooms IN the city. Furnished
throughout with gas fixtures. tent A. oderate For
terms apply to THOS. CROWN, No. 357 Pa ave
nue. ana 9th street. ian - 81
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IWO ROOMS To Left furnished or Unfur-
L nshed Inquire at No. Sll g street near corner
18TH. south side. Terms very moderate.
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FIFTH DIsTRICT PoLIcE-if Justice Mckfr-
Ha''-Miles, marine, was brought up for the
very common charge e being drunk and disor-
derly in the street he was fined s. and costs
John NJ Forbes would harboT dog without
me eonsent OF the authorities in the shape Of IL
Csnse he was fined IS aud costs
10 Johnson, spencer Day, Eliza Reed and ST.
mon Richardson (ali colorsd) were caught In a
Tar shnf ing ca'ds; they Were fined $40 Sc raeb,
aud Were let of with an a'iIaGniIoGy IrctuIs upon
the ga Of gambling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-23

UB!N'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS,S
~ HAIR store near 18th st., and at his Sales Room
under Willards' hotd. ns-Sm
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EOR RENT.-Situated on street, West End
J. between 18th and 2Gth streets. a handsome
hoC SE, containing IS rooms, with bath room and
al the modern improvements. TO a good tenant the
house can be rented by the year or for term of
years at moderate rent Apply at No. 8S Pa. ave
nue., SIX BUILDINGS. ian 10 eOtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Nnsa oKIksss, Nov. 20, 1868.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived here with Vera
Csnz dates OF the 2lst inst.
Three Spanish and two French vcsscs Of war had m.
cLored at Sscridccs and Admiral Renaud daily
rec;oa with the rest OF the French squadron.
General TrcoS surrendered The Castle Of Perole the
10th inst acr beng reduced to starvation. tbs remnant
OF troops had arrived al Vera Cruz.
The dates from the city Of Mexico To the 18th lust
General Mramon had arrived there.
The liberals occupying zacs,ccas and elsewhere bad
been successful.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27
News from the West Cosst Of Africa.

EtSIOS, NOV 70, 1868.
letter received At Salem, dated Goree West Coast of
Africa, states that il very sckiy that coast and
that French steamer had lost twenty five mes
within two weeks
An armed boat from the steamer bad impressed
French sailor from the brig Rockingham of Salem Ths
letter was dated October ~