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TR.u1ssTIIEE,,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsIATE.-ln pursuance Of a Decree passed on
tne leplh day OF April, IN the year one Thousand
sisht hundred and 6fty five. by the Circuit Court
|quIty "a cause therein depending. wherein Al
1red NJ; Berry. next friend of Robert r.. Thomoson
ana othArs, Is Complainant, and Emily Wall ard
otneIs are deiendshs the undersigned as Trustee,
therein appointed, will expose at public sale to the
hGhctt bidder, on the premises, ON THURSDAY
tne dav Of January 1853, at the hour of twelve
o'clock IN III fair II not fair at the same time and
place on the next fair day thereafter, al those
tracts parts at tracts, parcels Of Land situate in
salu county, formerly the property OF the late lch
afu L.. Thompson. and now dscreed TO be sold for
sne purpose Of division and PARTITION between his
sepa,ate ana nearly contiguous parcels upwards of
FIX Hundred Acres. The greater portion Is open
Ianu; There is however, some excellent Timber
"f the parcels of land have valuab bic improvements
on mem. There is valuable spring OF water on
one al the tracts-and the soil of all the lands ca
Sly WoIkoo ar1 well adapted to the raising OF the
immediate vIcin fy OF Brandy wne and will be sCd
In lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree: Five
nundTed dollars IN cash. to he paid on the day of
sale; and the residue of the purchase money To- be
Palu IN equal Instruments in one, two, three and
iour years from the day OF sale the same 20 bear IN
rom the DAY al saie and to be secured by the
bonds OF the purchaser purchasers, with APPROX
Gu o-oDI2ors. And upon the pa ment of the whole
purchase money and al interest thereon, and not
before the Undersigned Is authorized to convey the
OF IN lee SIMPLE, at his or her their costs free
clear, and discharged from all Claims of the parties
70 tnls cause ana OF any person persons claiming
y, rom or under them. The widow is a party to
nlhed her assent to t. Ike In lieu Of her GDwsr an
equivaent IN money, as aseertained by law, out of
DANIEL C. DIGGEs, Trustee.
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Seaview Hotel Bnrnt.

New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Seaview House. a
the Highlands of Neversink, where the murd-
Of Moses was committed, was DESTROYED by M
last night Ii was undoubtedly the act Of an in
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AN ARTICLE appeared in the Star of SATURDAY. last
concerning the Withers and Arth case. Now feel
IL duty that owe to my self and family to respond
tolt. do say that he is guilty, but through the
advice oil two of the members of the Grand Jury
AND my wife. stopped 1t but now am not wilIny
70 DO any such thing but Arth, order to make the
public oil Washington city believe he is innocent of
me crime he IL charged with, he il about to sue Mr.
WIthers Tor malicious prosecution. / invite A rth
IT WIN. WITHERs, SR,
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Convention cfthe Soldier. of,s,a.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan: "A convention Of the SOL
dlefs OF lel2 was held In this city to-day, MEM
crlal was adopted, asking Congress to make an
appropriation to the soldiers of the war Of IsIe
and OF the frontier Indian wars at the same period
lt was stated bv several speakers, that a num-
osT OF The men who were engaged in the war, and
were now residing in the West werean necessi-
tons circumstances, and that IL is more than
justice that Congress should afo!d them aid AZ
ter mutual salutations and the renewal Of old ac-
mountaineering, they adjourned 10 meet at this
place on the ith Of March
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DIED.
NJ, Mrs, HENRIETTA HAR.

~ On the 10th instant, Mrs. HENRIETTA HAIR
hISOlON IN the lst wear of her age.
IuhsTal from the residence of her husband, Mr.. A.
4. harrington, No. 81 5th street, between u and n
O'Clock. WV ' "
On the 9th instant, ELIZABETH. youngest
oauFhter OF Augustus r.. and Mary Jane Perry,
aged III months and Il days.
On The 9Th instant, after short but painful M
ness, Is. FRANKLIN WAMSLEY, IN the 10Th
year Of ms age. native of Baltimore. Md but for
the last three years n resident of Phad lpha
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Anct

THE PATENT OFFICE AT PUBLIC AUcrIoN.1Gn
IEESDAf AFTERNOON. 18th instant. at
ocoSk, ON me premises, shall sell part of Lot No.
T. IN square NO. 40, fronting 10 feet ~ inches on atb
back 9S feet. ~ e
This is of the most lille and desi rabe buld
ing lots FOR sale IN that part Of the city. - > -
Terms: One fourth cash: the residue in 6, H. and
10 months, with interest," secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
ian I'd ]. e. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WASHING TON, JaDuary Eth 1875

On The petition Of Chas. Goody ear. late or Rox
oury, Conn praying for the extension OF n pstrn,
grated To hIm GA the 9th Of March, Isss for an i'm
prnNement IN India kul.ber Fabrics" for seven
wears from the pra OF sad pstent which tai ca
plsce on The eIh day OF March. 1853.
Is ordered that the SAID petition he heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 9Th Of March next
81 u oclock IN: and all persons ted To ap-
pear and snow canse. alis they have vhF sad pc
tltlon ought not to be granted.
fcrsous opposing the extension are required TO
he IN the Patent Once their objections specially set
firth IN writing, at least enfy days before the day
OF h~arIrS; all testimony filed by either party be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trsnsmt
ted Sccordance with the rules Of the once. which
will be furnished on application.
The testimonr in the Will he cloeed ON the "a
of February; dispositions and other papers relied
upon a. testimony must be filed the Toe On or BE-
fore the morplns ct that dsy; the arguments II anJ,
Ordered, ass, that thls notice be Publlshed IN the
Evening Star, Washington. ID. c.; aud Daily Neve,
New York: once a week for three successrve
weeks previous to the 9Th Of March next. the
day OF hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioners Of Patents.
Editors Of the above papers VAL pssese COPY,
and send their bills to the Patent Ooe with paper
containing this notice. jsns-iavsv
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MARSHAL'S A l. E. In virtue OF a writ of
h'A herr faciss. nTder fac Len lac, issued frosm
the Jerks Office of the Circuit Court ofthe District
OF ColuInhia for the County Of Washington. and to
me directed shall expose to Pablo sale. for Cash,
TUESDAY, the ~ day of January, 1855, at u oclk
n; the following described property, to wit: All
deendans right, title CAIN and interest in and to
a brick house erected on Lot B, ia Square No. SO,
on Third street north, between r. AID r streets
west, IN the City of Washington ID. c., seized and
levied upon as the proper OF John w. Jordan and
VIII he solo to eatisfy Judicial No. ~, TO October
J. ID. HOOVER,
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Escape Of an Alleged Ferser.

BosToS, Ian. 9.-Yesterdav afternoon, Donald
Mcclellan, manufacturer of Clinton, Mass, es.
capped from the Office OF J. H. w Paige, in KiIby
street, by jumping from window in the second
story, and ne has not since been heard of Nc
Lellan was undergoing private examination on
a charge of forging signatures 10 notes for three
or -four thousand dollars
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Is GIFTs.-GIFrsn-GIRTTssmh

fHlbbhIJk'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
- now open 1t
No. s76 PeHHSglcania areHs., frsf doc, s1sf ~
United SIates Hotel.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists Of several
Thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and American Literature. which Will be sold NJ the
publishers lowest prices, and many Of them for less
and a BEAUTIFUL. PRESENT will be made
Impediately AFTER the salel to each purchaser of
Eook for which we receive 81 and upwards.
Our PRESENTS consist IN part Of
Gold aud Silver Watches. Gold Iockets, Brace
lets, Armlets, Chains. Cameo, Gold stone and Mo-
Pins and Drops. Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Gold Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils RinSs
&c.
$50 worth of Presents, will be given away with
Catalogues Of Books can be obtained M the .,orx
ladies' ana gentlemen are invited 70 call and es-
anime our stock Of Books and Presents.
sales Day and Evening.
d ll-u j. PHILBRICK aSsr,
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MADAME A. NOURRIT,
1'A No. ZIG Walnut ST., below 9Th. Philadslph ia,

FRENCH FLOWERS. HEAD DRESSES
BONNETS ANDFINE MILLINERY,
1A.n Begs leave to inform the Ladies' now IN
AHGln washing ton city that she has opened SHsN
0tS0lor two or three weeks only, a Saloon x
on Ia avenue, between 18th and 18th sts., No 256
latest and richest style, being selected by Nine N
herself IN Pans, during her accustomed yearly visit
there for thst purpose. "
4. Mime Nourrlt having contracted with Mr.. Felix,
The cele6rated Colfsur of the Empress Eugene and
queen Victoria. for the sole depot in the United
otates OF his Head Dresses, she will he able to fur.
nsh all the COheures of the latest pattern worn at
nowned artist. - ~ ~
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc. d3l-3t&2 aw4t'
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The Ohio and Western Rivers.

PIT1sBuRG, Jan. The Ohio river Teunes
see and Cumberland rivers are i'm good beating
order: Boats are taking in freights for Nashville
and all other river ports al low rates
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BosroS, Jan. s-The schooner Sunbeam. from
New York, bound To Maine, was wrecked Of
NewburyPort yesterday. The captain was rown-
ed and Two men were badly fnostbitten.
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The Battle ofNew Orleans

,NEw ORLEANS, Jan S.-Thc celebration here
TO-DAY of the battle Of New Orleans was rather
dull. The weather YVES unpleasant this morning
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Millinery, &c,

MILLINERY, DRESS SHAKING AND
Nl THINNING ESTA
Ladies visiting WASHINGTON are respect fully i'm
formed f that we are prepared to make up Dresses,
Ci3aks, Basques, o.. Mt short notice, in the latest
Styles, and satisfaction guaranteed in a. cases.
large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimming. of
BAso fhe harHSGTss' Ds sti!ss with GtSAKS
ton, always ON hand. NJ Wif1IANr
10 Zm opposite Centre Market.
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Writ Of Error Granted.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Judge Ingraham this
morning g!anted writ Of error In the case Of The
boy murderer, John Rodgers. He will not there
fore he hanged on the 18th inst
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LOST AND FOUND,

I OST.-On Wednesday,, the 9Th instant soma
-. f where on ia. avenue. GOLD BADGE. with
inc iolGwns inscripIoI: "Hstoria magistra
lux verltatIs The finder will cnner a favor ON The
owner by leaving 1t at the Star Office. ian a-3t
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC,

SIo'UU WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES TO BE SOLD.
Rave determined to run off nv ent,re .,ocL of
BOOTS AND SHOES at greatly reduced 800
prices. My object IN ~ doing IL to close !
out Iny stock rs near as possible by the IstY
vi March, In order To make extensive Inv
prOyemeDts IN my store room.
My stock of Shoes il larger, oh per and bett pr
than 10 has ever been before.
A few of the kind have to offer I will name:
at 81, cheap at $50
80 pairs Ladies' Black and Colored GsIters At II
cents. cheap at 81 "
$50 pairs Morocco Boots, thick soes. at 81, worry
l0 pairs Morocco Boots, at IS cents
10 pair. Ladies' Black and Colorsd Caters, with
heels, at 81 .S71S. "
with general assortment of Ladies' Gentle
mems, Boys and Childrens Shoes of all kinds that
are kept IN hrst-cl,ss shoe store.
iwoald most respectfully invite all TO give me a
along and see for yourself
Terms In all on ses cash.
r. Nj. MAGRUDER
5i-~ corner 9TH ard streets. No. 5q
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CLEVELAND, Jan e.-The statement made i'm
the Cincinnati papers Of the failure of the Me-
chants BIanC Bank Of Cleveland is untrue
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE
IL United states, as traced in the writings of Al
&2O '"e u
fuckers History of the Uned States, volumes
and 4, 81 50 per volume O'N''
Examination Of the bred Scott Case; by Thos. H.
The Queens of England and heir Times: by Fran
els Iancelot, Esq 2 volumes, IS
Portraits ofmy Married Friends; by Uncle Ben,
Stories for the Home Circle, IS cents
=. Three Days IN Memphis, or Sketches Of the Pub
UhieHan, IS cents, W ~
Mustang Gray; by Hon. jeremiah Clemens, 81,
SeaStOries, volume, Is cents.
n, ,.lls Mt the White Sulphur Springs; by Mary ].
Perils Of Certain English Prisoners, a Christmas
story; 10y Dickens, IS cents.
An ACCOUNT Of the Smithsonian Institution: by
VIM. j. Rhees, 90 cents. ~
Almanach Francois des Flats Upi.. 1853, Is cts.
jams FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DRs. HUNTER Il WILL

DIS. HUNTER Il WILLIAMS
PhysicidnS for Diseases Of Throat and LnsRs
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR: Hunter or Williams will visit Washipxton IN
the 2th and 18th of each month. The mex visi will
be on Tuesday, the u h inst. " y"
Jewelry Store. Ian6st
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TO-DAY q To- MORROW MoRMiNG.

shLt "a s4E sNSAfssPo ASsiS 81 IssrcH
Gin xsD GosTLY FURs; ELEGANT RosEs, RIpiNe
MOANING. 18th INST. at 10 O'Clock. we snail sell.
to ou sore fcnnsylvanla avenue, corner Of 9Th
&c goods 81 sbs stses OF prs aSS
warranted wa, an genuine 70 Their name amongst which
Robes from Is to Sloo; also lower prioe foods N
Rich Mink capes, full. half, and quarter size
Rassisn and s6srs Squirrel Sets sna m ans rich
Real Sable in Sets and Single
Lynx nss set to NUTS rs and CUTS As 90
Real Hudson Bay MIX Set. The best
Fitch, Stone Martin. Rock Martin. and French
Sspss, y,ctorlnes. Sets Mrf. and Cq4s
Buffalo, Bear. Raccoon, Genet and ngola X ohes
Lined and trimmed Otter. Beaver. Mink. and Otter
Beaver, Mink. and Otter Riding Gapu,lcts
Handsome Gloves trimmed and lined with Fur
With Arc &c Gloves. Riding Collars. Victorines and
These Furs are the richest and hsudsomest ever
onered at auction in the District and will positively
me goaas M Tf r. I've
jams WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE In virtue of a writ OF
the Clerks once of the circuit Court Of the Dis
Tict OF Columbia. for the County Of Washing ton
and to me directed shs expose TO public sale, Tor
Cash, in front Of the Court House door Of .aid
sGppty On TTEs p. the 18th day q Jspuay iss
to wit: All defendants right title clsirn, aud N
terest IN ard 10 house, erected part OF Lot No
9TH street west. in the City of Washington, d. c
A. True and Will Be sold to ssis et0pJH udcia No IS
TO October TERM 1857 In favor Of GrIRPs waller.
de dts Marshal for the Dlstrist OF Columbia.
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New Vera Markets.

Nav YORK. Jan. IL Flour is dull; sales of
9eU0 bbls state unchanged, sales al - 31al 35'
Ohio has dyanced Sc. sales al 81 7Jai IS; South
ern 81 5lds So
Wheat is inactive and nominal. Corn Is bu-
oyant; sales Of 600 bushels Southern white at
6la1Oc
Provisions are heavy; sales pork at SIS 90 for
mess
whisky is dull; Ohio DC
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Fatal Accident.

AUGUSTA, Jan. lO.-Seven men, negroes were
scaided 10 death by molten metal al Cooper,s
iron furnace, in Cass county, Georgia.
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pRIME PHILADELPHIA PRIY BUTrEE
l. for sale at
MILK, s fsf' 4 sf aSp Ekssa bEPor.
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MARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue Of a writ of
~ VEN EaoIas, ISSUED fr, m the Clerks Office OF
County of WASHINGTON, and 70 me directed, shaII
expose to public gale. for CASH, in front of the
18th day OF January 1858, at u O'Clock IN the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: All defendant s
rlght, ufle: claim and interest in and to Lot No. 8
IN square No, $50, in the City of Washington D. C..
together with all and singular the improvements
room, selzed and levied upon as the property of
Edmond Riley. and will be soldsto satIsfy JuJiclaIs
10. 81, to October torn, 1857, In favor of John
I'D. HOOVER. Marshal
Jan Is for the District of Columbia
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MADAM BONNEL,
lIl DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS.
no; S1 18th street west, between and streets,
Warrington city, has the honor to inform the ladies'
OF Washington and vicinity, that she has lifted np
Dress Making Establishment, where she is ready
20 make every kind OF work, Dresses, MantIlIas
BaS9ues, &C.. and in the best and very lates style
OF farls receiving every month the French Journa!
DE La Mode. direct from PARIS. N ii-2ms
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Markets-Gaie at Sea.

CHARLESTON. Jan. IL -SaIes Of cotton !. 400
bales, principally al % aloe.
The schooner Weston, Of Philadelphia. has
arrived, having experienced a severe gale of sew
e'al days duration, during which she shifted her
deck lead and sustained other damage
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Il AIDES TUCK, and all sorts of COM BS,
~ GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th St., and at his
seies Room. under Wilsrds' hotel. nssm
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuotIoneer.

y 49, = IT 10 huOtIUEeeT'
On THE IsLAND.-By virtue of a deed of TINS,
bearing date on the LIST day Of November, 1853, and
recorded In LIber J. A; s. No. IS, folio "a, ct seq
tne subscrIber will sell al public sale. on SATI5R
DAY the 18th day of January, 1883, at o'clock, D.
M, on the promises. Lot No. 10, in the subdivisnn
OF square No. 465 fronting IS feet inches on 6th 81
west, between south ID and r. streets, and running
BACK with that width l10 feet to fifteen feet aey
house " e
Terms of sa lie: One half cash; the residue in SIX,
nine and twelve months for notes bearing Interest
from day OF safe secured by deed of upon the
PfopertS and II not complied with in day IL er the
sale the property will he resold urou one week :
notice, at the risk and ex pense of the purchaser
Al conveyanclng at the expense of the purchas er
in him. CHaS y WAIIAcU r,nstoo
dS-eod&ds J. T.. MCGUIRE Auct
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NHE SONGS OF SCOTLAAD, with tho en-
j graved music, and Pianofnrte accompanimenfs
BY Graham, Nude, Dibden, Dun. and other eminent
musicians; Complete in one large volume. richly
bound, and containing alb ,ut three bundled rnaIny
dies, beautifully engraved. Price $3.50. Imported
from Edinburg,by
I UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBBS'S
Hair store. near 18th st., and at his Sales Room
under Wllisrds' hotel. na-Su
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RAIsINs' FlGsa PRUNfs%
Fresh Layer RAISINf, in quarter, haIfand who.e
III very hne order.
.PkuNES, IN glass jars and baskets Of various
sizes, being very beautiful for Christmas presents.
KING Il BUkCHEIL.
az corner Vermont avenue and 18th st.
(>ITY ACADEMY,
" 485 fora eet-Estdbltshsd IN les2
School for Civil and Military Engineering me
usher branches OF Mathematics, Book keeping,
ram and Ornamental Writing the Languages &C,
Duties resumed MONDAY, January lth 1853.
dS-l@ PkOt. ]. FILL. PriucIpsl.
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10 CASTOR 4 CLARK.
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
CT OTUINC aNR NrrSS, prDN,.

fS CASTOR Il CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
18th street, under the Avenue House,
CLOTHING AND DEt GENTFyys FURNISHING
GOODS.
me SUBSCRIBERS c1ll attention TO desirable Stock
oi CL.OThiN6 which they now have on exhibit
non az thelr Store. No. - Louisiana avenue, second
u'I rom TN street, and as they determined to
close on the lot If possible every effort necessary
customers. ~ fS '''''
In The CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the STOCK 10 be perfect IN poiat Of durability t and
styie, becsnse We make everything ourselve., and
equal To the best order work in the country,
watching the various changes of fashion, pa rtios
may rest as ured OF finding the latest cut and MAKE
IN store subject TO their insp. cflon and spproval
wants Wear, will be sold at auction prices and pur-
chasers would do well to examine the lot This in
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on e1-
amIratIOn. Call and see us al the above Store.
SIN CASTOR & CLARK.
THE REASON wHY.-A careful collection Of
many hundreds of reasons for things which,
though generally believed, are imperfectly under
stood. COpiously illustrated; English edition; price
- cents fee by mail on receipt of ninety six in
stamps
Light m the Valley; Ny Experience of Spiritual
ism; by Mrs. Newton Grassland; illustrated, Sl.t5
Violet, or the Danseuse, ~ cts.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by Macau-
lay.
hppe.on,s Railway Library. 50 cts.
The Biographical history oil Philosophy from it,
p,lgin IA Greece down TO the dav; BY George
merry menry s:ewes volume, S2.75. The Same IN 2 vol
Just published and for sale at
,,, TAYLOR & MAURY'S
.k,s.~
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts
FLOUR AND BUCKWHEAT MEAL.

FLOUR AND BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
6 A fresh supply Of Glenwood Extra FLOUR and
s smai b. superior BuokwHE RhT MEAL Sst re
jan s-enst 3, Water street. Geo1setowm. i DC.
FOR SALE -ARNY's CONFECTIONERY
Is offered at private sale. A great bargain and a
good opportunity for Confectioner who under
II not disposed ofhy the 9Th Of February next the
whole CONCERN. together with the three story Brick
1ouse, "a bridge street, VIII be offered at public
auction. hometown. ID. c.. Jan 8-tf
A sTATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDT-
"A tlon OF the Mutual Fire Insurance. COMPANY of
Montgomery County, Nd. January list, la58 VI
Amount insured, Jan. lat, 1857. SS4N al ?.
Amount insured the past year ....... g79 454 20
c, Si.3ls,ea5 "a
s4,l4a.7so "a
Amount Of premium notes. Jan. LIST, 1857 SH4II5 O6
Amount oil premium notes the past year, 57,S'6 Al
c.,.,.,.. EN- s2l ~
oahceied the past year 1873 u
s2e.7I2 60
III Persons insured in the abovssCompany will
receive receipts for the insurance at the Bank of
~ A statement showing the receipts and ex
pendiures for the 1857 be had upon app!lca
w.ALBERT KING. Agent.
No. 35 High street,
Jan 8-1 Georgetown, ID. C.
M. RUPPEI..
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, ~ ~
announces to els patrons that ut hisG N 4. ]
RESTAURANr may be found at ali SNS
times the choicest and most excellent My
assortment of LIQUORS, the freshest
W ERS and all kinds of IA r in season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
jana SIN
~ NOTICE.-LIC S.-All persons
~ whose Licenses from the Corporation of
GeYrgetown expire on tho Slst inst. hereby noti
he'd promptly to renew the same, otherwise they
may subject themselves to fine.
q - SawtifhJan VIM LAIRD. Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-11
BY J.C. MCGUIRE, Au.tiopeer
TMpOR FAINT SALE DF FINE EURg As

By ]. &c. MCGUIRE. AuotIoneer
IMPORT FAINT SALE OF FINE FURS AND
y SLEIGH RoBEs-AN INVOICE CONSIGNED BY THE
HUDSON BAY Fur CoMPANy-WIrHoUT kEsERvE.
j. Z. McGure will sell, WEDNESDAY,. the
18TH INST: at III O'Clock, the second floor OF The
Auction Rooms, splendid assortment of rich urs,
consisting OF
Russian Sable, Mink. Stone Martin
Russian Fitch, Water Mink
French Sable Mountain Martin
Swaad.wn, Ermne, q c.. * c.. in Cardinal Canes.
Clocks, VIctorines, Mufs and Cuffs.
This stock cOmpTites every article Of Fur worn
by Ladies.
Also,
Splendid Sleigh Robes--Prarie Wolf, Bear, Astri
can Jennet, Fox. &c.. &c.
Gents Fur Collars and Gloves, in Beaver and
Otter = ~
a few Sable and Mink Capes, of Russian make, end
superb color.
On view one day previous to the sale, Tuesday,
the 18th inst.
Terms cash.
jan T. G, McGITIRE Auctionee,