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AUCfIOu SALES.
TO-DAY q TO-MoRRoW MORNING


NAHSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of three wrts
~ OF attachment on warrant No. 80. SIS, aud SIS
70 January term 1885, issued n, m the Clerks Once
% t1e circuit Conrt of the District Of Colum for
me Soanty OF Washington, and 70 me directed, I
snA 70 public sale, for CASH, IN front Of the
R nsS 81 va, sSShicf.on ~ sald county, GU TUES
the following articles to wit: One Rosu Horse one
w wagon and Harness, ,eIzed and taken under at
tachments as The property of John Cornell and III
be sold TO satisfy attachments favor of Lewis d.
Means, James +. Brown, and stephen Preutlss.
j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
B-ts Tor the District Of Columbia.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
IN consequence al the rain until SATURDAY, the
I'd OF January, 1853, same hour and place.
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
I'D for the Distinct of Columbia.
ByWALL Il BARNARD, AuctI"neers.
Corner Of PeHnsyirasio aceRss and sth street.
gold AND SILVER WATCHES, yswEIRY,
~ Porte Monnses, Cacas, Fancy Goods. Books,
Silver Plated Goods.
Together with q large collection Of Goods, suIta-
Ole Tor Christmas and ew Years presents.
sale viii he held everv EVENING, at half past
SO clock, at Store No. 40 Penn. avenue, nsar Ma
tiona Hotel.
dY-dts WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.
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Millinery, &C,

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
Nl TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT
Ladies visiting Washincton respectfully in
formed that we are prepared To make up Dresses.
Ciaks, Basques, c.. at short notice, in the
styles, and satisfaction guaranteed in al cases.
large stock of Dress and Cloak Trlmmings OF
afest and abandonment STYLES, with CIOAKS
BASQUES, UNDERDRES>ES, BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY. of every descrI D.
ton. always hand. NJ WILLIAM
ID I'm opposite Centre Market.
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10 CASTOR K CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
18th street, under the Avenue House,
DEALERsIN
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING

The subscribers c1li attention to desirable Stock
OF CLOTHING which they now have on exhbl-
ZION at their Store. No. AZ Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street, and MS they determined to
close of the LOT If possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
customers
Tn The CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guaranteed
the stock 10 be perfect poi"t Of durability, fit and
STYLE, because we make everything ourselve.. and
nave no hesitation saying goods will be found
equal tn the best order work IN the country.
watching the various changes Of fashion. parties
may rest as ured of finding the latest cut and make
In store subject To their ms Pc c,Ion and approval
Sl5m worth Of Goods for Mems, Boy s. and Ser
wants w ear, VIII be- sold 1T auction prices and pur
chasers would de- yell TO examine the lot This is
no humbug, assertions can he proved on ex-
animation. Call and see = at the above Store.
3-3m GASTON Il CLARK.
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NOTICE.-Our customers are hereby notified
that their respec' I'VE accounts will hc ready for
delivery and settlement on the Ist January. prnx.
We earnestly beg TINT there may be delay in
closing bits I'm the usual model as we will require
every dollar due us To enable To meet our pre- S.
Ing obi CATIONS.
To those of our patrons who, 10y their pro,nptness
have enabled US to withstand the pressure of the
past quarter, we are sincerely grateful, and
them OF our determination TO study their Intere SITS
as purchasers IN the same spirit IN which they have
promoted ours as merchants.
vi those who, although willing. have been unable
10 pay us on account of delay 10 Themselves, we
must now ask settlement by note at short date, If
cash cannot be obtained.
With regard 10 the very few who have ytfn>ed Ia
pay or give US any Satisfaction, when we ire "
stated To them the difficulties under which Ia
bored, we have only to say "youT bills are again
ready and must be rad put an suit-we can
submit In no further delay"
To all who have accounts with us agaIn sub
INIT the ac'ual cetsIty %! prompt, punciua and
immediate action. In ordinary seasons will
ing 10 wait. but until discounts bect me pentI-
ial IN Washington we will he compelled to rely
entirely upon our own resources.
ELVANS Il THOMPSON.
N. B.-NO new account opened until the old one
is closed. Il n lw
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TRrSTEE'S SALE DE YAIEARIER real

III . y al y II, II. A L.
ESrATE-in pursuance of DscIee passed on
The tenth da, of April IN The year one Thousand
cIght huudTtd ard hfiy five. hy the CmcuIt Court
toI fuhce george county, sIIti.S Us Court Of
fred NJ; Berry. next ire'd Of Rol,erf T.. 4 hompson
ana uthsTst 10 complainant, aud lIiy Wall and
DINERS are defendants the understand. as Trustee
therein sPPnInted, Will expose public sale tn tn.
nlshst DIdueI ON the premises. on III | RSDAY.
the lih day OF January, 1853 at the hour of twelve
O'Clock an II lar, II not faIr At the same time ami
place on the mkt fair day thereafter, a 4 those
hcis parts ul tracts, oT parcels OF Land situate IL
ard IL. THOMPSON, and now dacreed to be fuld for
the purpose IL division and partition tciweau ms
widow ind his children. These Lands CONTAIN, M
separate and nearly contiguous pHIces upv ards of
land There IL however, some excellent Timber
L1uO among the tracts proposed to be sold. Spme
OF rue parcels al land have valuable improvements
on them, There Is 4 valuable sprpg III water on
SHY worked, ard well adapted to tue raising OF the
staple crops of the county. These lands are IN fha
immediate vIcn y OF Brandy WINE, and will be sold
IL lots To SUIT purchasers.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree I'VE
hundred dollars IN cash, to he paid on the day of
sale; and The residue of the purchase money To b.
psd In equai Instal IN one, two, three, and
l"uT years from the day of SALE he TO bsar IN
bonds of the uTchHseT or purc hassrs, with approx
cd cn-"bIgors. And upon the pay men, of he whole
purchase money and all interest thereon. and NOT
De1nrc the undersigned ~ authorized t. convey the
premises sold To the purchaser purchasers there
oil ia Ice sImpe at has or her their costs fee.
c!edT and discharged from all cRIms of the parties
70 TINS cause and OF any person persons CLAIMING
by, from oT under them. The widow is a psTtY no
mined her assent 10 Ike IN lieu of her dowaT nj
equivalent 'n money az ssceTtsIned Ivy law, out Of
the proceeds of sale.
DANIEL C. DIGGES, Trustee.
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DIED.,

On the Soth December, ISA BELLA. only daugh
ter OF Joseph and the late Margaret Jane Grinder
aged years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited 40 attend the funeral at
O'Clock, fOm the residence Of her father on ~
between u and n streets. Island.
BaItmOre papers please copy
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AUCTION sALH.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
FURNITURE AND EXPRESS WAGON
DAY jan We n .e 3 sh IIg,
our anctIon rooms, alarge assortment of urnlture
Brussels and other Carpets. Beds. &c.
Bureaus; Tables, Bedsteads .- ID
Snairs, ROCKERS, SIdeboards .....
oT W n1b-top Buggy WAGON
ing line-all Of which will be sold without reserve.
WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auct,opeer
HiGHL1 NALUABLE BUSINESS STAND
- - on NORTH ID STRKEr, BETWEEN 10Th ANpilTH
AFTERN1nHr j.n AsftS 'S,oot M TO-
sell the eastern 6sf Of 0 Lot ahs prem
n agsrs No SO fronting twenty i've feet on north
b'ck together with The rTRbbnS
consist OF STORY hack building and one story
Gently, as restaurant. ~
squares IN Washington for beSRv Gne o. IN" ssst
sac presents an unusual Opportunity to capitalists
ana Others to make a profitable investment.
anl-d &c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
By A. GREEN, Auotroneer.
puBLIG SALE.-By virtue of deed Of trust ex
No. ss eS a aaa secct s sI5 ~ mhe5
abs Bs,Ie e Of Go
T ise a. 1mbo @ the highest bidder
~, III subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas
Callan, rs the same is recorded the Office of the
record of said city of Washing ton District of Co
umbia. ~ VI W
Tssms cash: The property to be, re,o,d at the
day of sale. wy ~ '
EDW. C. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
us-laWs A. GREEN. Auct.
TIE AROVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THUR SDAS, the 9TH January 1853. same
hour BY order of the Trus &c.
Jan l&I a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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This IL TO NOTIFY THE BOOK BIND
ers and the public IN general, that am in no w-av
Connected with tie contract awarded by the Senate
Committee on PIn'IaE 10 Charles Boteler and Joh,
fetIiOone, ahd that sn stall IN hssIness on On, os
responsibility on Penasy vsnia avenue, between "a
and 80 streets, south side.
4 % eaSt* AN pETTIRnNE
IhE SUBSCRIBER Wilt RICE. W.
Proposals m Writing until the 9Th day OF January
next for rho purchase 80 The SRaniy. Shops Office
ana Ctmert House NJ the Little Falls Bridge. Al
Tor one Derrick complete, snd all of another Der
rick except the rast. The Derrick can DC inspect
ed and che 81 them seen IN operation al 'he bridge
erins OF sale: cas- q IN Government funds
Proposals To be left at the office at Iitle FATS
bridge, address ed to
RANDOLPH COYIE
<o-eotJdnlb Engineer al charge
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nRIENTAl. NAIL POLISH, siylng beautiful
~ lustre to the finger nails, at GIBBS'S Hair
Store, near 18th street, Pa ave. o lo.3m
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NOIlCE.-Al persons indebted TO Tns, eIrh.r Nv
notes past dues. due bIlls or Up n accounts are
hereby no;ihed that shall expect Them to ray the
ctsh on or before IN LIST of Janupy, 1883. All per
epas NOT comply lBg TO has notice A. the abova
stated time W have their notes. due bal & or open
accounts placed IN the hand of Vfcers. N ustruc
Ions make the money.
TO my custom-rs u lao have psId me promptly and
70 those who buy Tor CASE | return them nany
thanks and shall al All mes be nj ased 10 iii ts,,
orders with any goods appertaning To nv bus meas
wM. NJ. CIR PPS
Wholesale and X etsil tirs Ger.
oil LOUISIANA avenue, between 9Th abd 7th etc.
"A = Stsv cu
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SCHOOL NaTICE-The subscriber viii one,
-. School for 1ilris. and small flows AZ The tisJ
u u corner OF SIXTH street and Virginia Avenue
Masnlhston CIIt. ". Z on the first MONDAY IA
lanuHrb. 1853 Having had an experience OF f,ur
Years IN teaching. &c feels confident that saisfac
ton VIII be rendered Ia those who nav commit tIer
children To has chsrge and instruction. No effort
wa be- spared TO make the School merit the favor Of
the people.
For terms, &c, rbt~in Circular NJ any Of the
d I2-aawsw- JOSEPH r. REFNE
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MADAM BONNEL.
Nl DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
No. 80 18th street west, between and X streets.
Washington city, has the honor Ia inform the lad
of Washington and vicinity, that she has Tilted up
Dress Making Establishment, where she IL ready
~ make every kind of work. as Dresses, MantIas
Rasques O., and the best and very latest ST, le
81 Paris, receiving every month the French Journal
DE la Mode. direct from Paris. linn
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BOOZE s.e,rrs.c, s3oKs"

PHlLBRICK'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
- now open At
No. AT PtHRsgirania drtHKs, h.t door sast q
UHited GATES Rofsl.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists IF several
thousand volumes. embracing the choicest European
and American LIieraiuTe, which Wi. be sod AZ the
publisher lowest prices, and manN of them for less
and a BE tJTlfDI. PRESENT Will he mads
immediately after the sael TO each purchaser Of a
Book for which we receive 81 aHsi upwards.
Our PRFSEN r. CONSIST part Of
Gold and Silver Watches. Odd l.ockets. Brace
let's. Armi"tS, Chairs. Cameo. G,,id stone and Mo-
sale Pms and Drops, S'uds and Sleeve Butfms-
told Watch Keys. Cuh rIns. Pens, Pencils, Rmgs.
&c.
Sz5l worth of Presents will be given aw,x with
each Thousand Books cold.
Catalogues Of Books can he obtained al the si,,,a
Ladies aud gentlemen are invited To- "a IN aud ax
anime our stock Of Books and Presents
Sales Day and Evening.
DUH j. PHILBRICR Agent
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The Cotton Trade.
improvement In Financial and Business
Affairs in EuroDr Ac

NEW NoRs, lee. 80 The London corr.sr>r-
d'nt of the Commercial whites that the geneIal
progress Of imp ovemsnt j. steady The pos5,{on
1T tie bank was rapidly Strengthening add ~
would soon be able To rrpay the two millions Of
over Issue, and reduce the rate Of interest Co. o.
per cent. Further failures were spprenended
Tut they cease 20 attract notice The bank re-
days.
sis was subs din-
Private letters from Havre, dated the 18th De-
6einher, note very irregular cotton market 2.
lower prices. Tres has ORLEANS had been sold a;
- francs
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Mas GrOHU r., from England. wishes ~ ga
WI form the ladies aud gentlemen Of Washington
aud GeorgetoSn and the vIcnI y. that sac can lie
seen and consulted On Past, Present ana FufuTe
Eve is. such as owe, Marriage, l.oses, I-wsuifs.
aud mauv other a fhcuitIes. She c|n be seen un I.
street. No. az. neer the West Market. Hours-
from until ?. Ladies p cents: Gentle
men 81 cents. dN Nv
NEW MI sic TsccIy. q seuI weekly: Music or
~ der ,d from and sent TO Hny part Of the ccuttry
Music Bound. &c &c. NJ PIANO Marcroo,ns
SIS Ps. avenue, between 9Th ard lfrh siree's.
d9 John r. ELLIS.
A PERFECT BEE HIVE Is Mci.AUGHIIN'S
"a store this week. No. ~ Ia. avenue. between
sfh and Nth streets az
AIDES TUCK, aud all -orts of CON ~ !.
IL GIBBS HAIR Store, pesr 18th at and al ms
Sales Room. under Wisrds' hotel oe sm
HAZE, T90TH, NAIL AND BANDOLINE
BktSHES, st % bBS' Hair More nenT isp1,
ards' hotel. ''''' VIZ" q Am
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TNO THE PUBLIC.
L Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an " UNEXPLOSIVE GAS" Which is no
thing but the we'll known ETHEREAL on therefore
deem II necessary to caution consumers for thel,
safety, that the only genuine article is known as
"Reintzels non Tx losive Burning Fluid" and is
prepared and sold +. STUFF, at his Depot cor
of 10 III and streets, he being he sole possess
or of the right for selling the same the District of
Columbia
oc q -eoSm FIR. STUFF
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has remov- -Sfep
ed his OOTANDSHOE ESTABLISH
MENT To No. 3 Pennsylvania avenue Al
south side, and zine doors east of his former ~.
p CO OF business, where may be found q very gene
a. aud select assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,
aud CATERS, for aides. Gentlemen and Chit
dren of has own manufacture; which VIII, IN Quaity
oil material aud workmanship. compare favorsby
with those OF the hest establ shments.
All goods made by bought of The subsc. Ibcr
may be relied npon rs being, in all cases exact ms
represented, TO which he would most respectfully
call The attention Of those want of good art ices
The subscriber takes tuis opportunity of return
ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the public
IN eneral for The very liberal patronage gwen IN
Tor The past i've years; and promise, in return for
the same and for that which hereafter bs iven
him. renewed efforts to give that Isfacton W hch
Is SO much desITtd In our business.
- EF j. X. MORGAN, 3nS Pa. avenue,
p-eOlm' south side, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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SHAWLS FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ Shawls for Ladies, all qualities
gloves of all lnds, for ladies and gentlemen.
Black Silks, all grades.
French Merlnos and Plaid Mernos, closing ont
cheap.
Wooden Comforts and Wooden Caters for chill
dren.
Black Velvet Ribbons. all widths.
With many other cheap and desirable Goods for
cash. WILLIAM X RILEY.
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bibles AND PRAYER BOOKS, in variety,
- bound IN velvet; hne calf, and Turkey morocco
with clasps and illustrations. French Portfolios,
Albums, English and French Drawing Boo.s, Gold
Pens, Rodgers Penknives, fine EDITIONS, IN fine
bindings, of English and American STANDARD authors
IN Poetry and Prose. ard French English and
American Juvenile Books for youth of all ages
may be found at the Bunkstore Of tae unders ned
mostly imported from Europe by himself
DIS FRASCK TAYLOR
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MARRIEU,

r. On The gst December, a. ~ land Chapel; by the
Miss KATE A. ANGEL, both of this city.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. The Daily Delta on.
of the papers which was excluded from she 10
cal Association here, has been re-admitted
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Navigation Of the Ohio.

tiSClNNATI, Dec 3O-Th-re has been a heavy
ram falling all this afternoon The river as sta
honaiy, with sixteen feet Of water in the hanne!
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

A SMA ALI. AKIN AT PUBLIC SALE.-The
"A undersigned IS authorized To sell a small Farm
Contiguous 20 tentrevle, Prince ,ieorge's conn
y. M private sale. This Tract of Land conta ms
about thirty four acres. ard lies Immediately on The
public road leading from Upper MarlIoro TO Mast.
layton CITY, being ten miles from the latter place
and SIX from the former.
There is upon the place an abundance of oak a nd
water ~ f~O
. The inproN ements CONSIST of conveniently sized
dwelling House. in good repa r, ether with the
necessary 9ht-hnmses, and a pump of excellent wa
ter at the door. The whole place rs enclosed by a
stIong substantial fence, made Of the best
ais rms arm, from the charao Of the SOL, its
favorable Location, and the markets of
the District. most elIgIbly suited for gardening
purposes As the owner has determined TO remove
70 The West. TINS place can be bought very cbeap
for cash AT private sale.
u not sold at private sale before SATURDAY,
"a uay OF January next, II Will on that day be offered
Al pub lc sale on the premises Ia the CHEST bidder
between the hours Of - and O'Clock.
For further particulars, inquire If ]. A. RUBES
on the premises, of the undersigned In person or
10y letter.
l9-eawts SHELBY CLARK
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
fhiibssters st New Orleans.

fheestert NJ New OrIeans.
INV ORLEANS, Dec 30-Tbe enli.ner, g..
nlcara2ns Is still going On one hnndTed "a
hlI'S-IWo men having offered their service .,
uat. over fourteen bundled men are now In ,h,
CIV ana Mobile awaiting shipueDt
Ibe men from the lower mart M Tee. c,o -.
numt'eT, sailed on the 2Ist inst IA j. inono,sJ,,n
I" Imagine the feeling here az well -, ,sy.,,',,I
out The entire state. So Car as bead fro,,o -
this question the people are in arms and a.,
for the fray. anu eeST
INV ORLEANS, Jan. The Ni-ar,y,,,, ,,...
Ing last night was Immensely attended snd /,
high degree Of enthusiasm prevailed p,
lions were ed"pted ny exclamation d.n.mnc,n,,
Commodore Paulding, and demandinv IN, Gov
eminent TO restore Gen. Walker 10 Ntcsr.gu,
speeches were made by several Of our pTominen,
citizens.
The Cotton Trade.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec 81 Cotton ia generally
unchanged sales OF 1850 bales holders nnd
buyers are awaiting steamers advice Decreased
receipts here on last wear. IL 900 bales Decrease
at all southern ports. i23.JoO bales Sio~k m
port, 35.OtD bales Flour q fun and holde. :
demand an advance. Mixed corn 5Sc
MOBILE, Dec. 81 Sales of cotton to-dar
amounted 10 LOCO bales, a, decline Of sake
middling eaaST
CHARLESTON. Dec. 3l.-Sales Of the veelr
amount TO 600 bales closing at a decline on ia.
week Of SahC.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 81 The cotton market Is d.
pressed, closing at 4a9Hc. a. TO quality.
AUGUSTA. Dec 81 The ma ket j. duIl closing
al a decline Of NC
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FUTURE DAYS.

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
STOCK, CROP.FARMING UTENSILS, Fur
- ~, NNUkE, &C. AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the
IN January, shall sell at the residerce Of Mr.;
9Th streets west. at 10 O'Clock a m
lime Work Horses. superior Mich Cow
Corn. Cornf1dder and Shucks
excellons Family Carriage and Harness
.2Carts and Gear, Flows, Harrows, &c, &c.
Also, an excellent LOT of Furniture, such as
Cane and other Chairs
Bedsteads, Carpets, Stoves
Kitchen Furniture. &c
terms: Cash, IN current funds.
d I'D A. GREEN. Auctionecr.
MAKSHAL'S SA g. In virtue Of writ of
WI hrri tacIss, under the Len ld,r Issued finn
tue Clerk Office Of tho Circuit Court of the DIs-
and to me directed shall ex pose TO public sale for
cash, IN front of tho Court House door az raId
county. On TUESDAY the 18th day Of January Isse
Al i CLOCK m. the following described property,
To wit: All defendants night title claim and m
tersst IN and 10 house, erected en- part of IoI No
J. IN Squsre No. 43'. corner Of u street south and
seized and levied upon the property of Walter
A. True. and VIII he sold TO satisfy judicial No %
to October term 1857 IN favor Of SdRH 9Sv Taler
d19 dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS, BY
', ORDER OF IHE QUARTERNAsIER.- On TITS
ia the s. jan. %: shal sell. at The Marine
M. the following Goods, YIz.
5l Bayonet Sclbblrds.
81 Bayonet Belts.
5 Ca'tndge Boxes,
d start ldga box Belts,
p Swords, sword Belts. Drum,
8 Drum Shells: Fife, IS Waist Belts.
Carpet. lot Of Brr SIS, 4 q rate.
3StoveSsand lot of Pipe,
A lot Of Carpenters IpUls.
dS eSd&da !" specie GREEN auc,,or.s,
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DOWLAND's MACASSAR OIL. 1t 6IBBSs
II Hair Store, near 18th street. - i0-Sm
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Hog Slaughter nj Lou,.vil,.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. Clone hundred and nine
ty-cl@ht thousand no. have been killed around
Tue falls and IN pens this year up 10 last evening
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WILMA. CLASS AND EARTHENWARE

nIPI.OMATIC HISTORY of the Washington
- and Adams Administrations by w. Ii. Prescott,
dW FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WANTS.

COACHMAN wANTED-To take charge of a
this office. ian at
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THE MUTINY IN INDIA.-The Indian Mutt
l. ny 10 the ia Of Delhi, compiled by n former
editor OF the Delhi Gazette. price IS CENTS.
. The buccaneers, or the MUnarchs of the Main, by
Walter ThOrnbury, Esq, ST. %
OntIam and Baveock's Persian Campaign, by
Capt. q. ii. Hunt, 18th Highanders 10 which is pre-
fixed summary of Persian History.
An account of the various Differences between
England and Persia, and an Inquiry into the late
War, ny George Townsend; author of RUSSELL
Modern Europe EpltOmised," LIS
Sporting IN both Hemispberes, by J. Dives, so,
author of China, Australia and the Islands OF the
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as Cock male and female
W In MOTEL or private family Best references
can he given. Address f.. NJ star Office.
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WANTEDoAt Newton's Hotel, Alexandra
w Va.,a YOUTH to assist in the ofice Also
three good Walters. two w omen to wash and ron
vegetable Cook, and a settled Woman as nurse
and ssaInstress. A. q. NEWTON.
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CRY STATrsTIcs.-The venerable John Scss-
! ford furnishes to the intelligence his annual
: budget Of city statistics for the past year The
9 number OF buildings erected in the CITY in 1851
were Dol In the First Ward, 10: Second Ward.
80; Third Ward, D.; Fourth WaTd, 81; Fifth
Ward, 20; Sixth Ward. 10; Seventh Wa'd, 25.
OF these li3 are Of brick, and 81 are frames.