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ID FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK,

K
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK,
To BIZ DRAWN IN BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY, Class Al
To be drawn MONDAY, Dec; 9Th, at S O'Clock p m.
~ numbers-l2 drawn.
sa'cO', s,ss5, 2 Of Go. Of 1000. lOor1..o.
Tickets SIS, halves s25S, quarters Sis.
BEL AIR LOTTERY, Class s..
To be drawn on TUE SDAY. Dec. !, at o'clock,
$4,000, $50, 800. I,as, Loss.
Tickets IS, halves s2-5c, quarters sI.2s.
sUsoUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass g
To be drawn on WEDNESDAY. Dec.s, at o'clk,
$4,000. 10000. 500. s.sn. 100 Zoo,
Ticket. $40. nal isv.. IS. &c quarter. sss.
CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY. GLASS; 81,
To be drawn on THUR ssI. Dec 9. at 6O'Olock,
r,ss: s9 s. s.Is: s9 ss :s:;..r. 49,
PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. Class IS.
To be drawn on FRIDAY. Dec. 10. at O'Clock p. m.
Ticket. g. B!i asss si &c. sGs quarters sS: sr
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. cl... IS,
70 numbsrs-l4 drawn.
ss'4sc' Of 5000, of 8 500, mo OF 2'ooO'
aOof 500, SIT Of 200.
DOLLAR SCHEMES.
MONDAY. Dec; 9Th. at Il noon.
s''s''' f iGs 49, o.. 10 of ''''
TUESDAY. Dec. 7, at noon.
$500, 2ofl,coo, 2of son.
Tickets 81.
WEDNESDAY, Dec 9, at noon.
Capitals.
Tickets 81.
THURSDAY, Dec. 9. at noon.
s5,a5e 1000 Sof go, sof 500.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10, at noon.
Capitals.
SATURDAY, Dec. IL, at noon.
s.r, Capitals. a.o
Tickets 81.
4. FRANCE 4 CO, MANIssRs,
oe6-G BlLIIMoRp. Mn
SHIRTs MADE TO ORDER.
sTEvENSis prepared to make 10 order, aud
lty. STEVENS
aefim sAlssroom, Browns Hotel.
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BY C. w. BOTELER, AuctIopeer.

GALE 6 81 Ek SGGEEEELESi Ar HS2PssHotp
MoRyNSiN NITSIR b. At hTerI9S.-0n SATURDAY.
and 7th streets large Of superior house
hoId furniture being tn. ELECTS Of select private
Mahogany Psrlor Table, with marble top,
s sSd .Ss Gs
superior Tapestry. Brussels Carpeting.
TS. c s,S S GSxstsd .o with
H Msln1s Ets en,,s MshoEany Rocker,
GswssI No'ase Reception Chairs, covered with
Window sh ns D.mask Curtain. and cornioes,
Fine MsRoEsny Extension piaias t Tabis,
large and fns assortment OF Chips, Glass. and
Plated Spoons. Forks, and Table Furniture Esse-
Oak Dining room Chairs, Drusget.
STEP and Chamber CaTpetius,
Masogsny and Walnut French and Cottage Bed
WaIdrobss, superior Hair Mattresses.
A ls,se cole 'tion of fine. Blankets. Comforts.
Sheets, Counterpanes. &c.
MshOssny and other Wash.tsnS. h LooE,ns , ss:.e.
spperIor Walnut Lounges. covered with Inorocco,
Toilet Sets. exec lent Refr n serssor.
large and superior Radiator,
Paror Cook and other Stoves for wood ana coal,
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites &c.
ly called to this sale. the articles are OF good
agrs s1y. ana y. n excel. ent condition.
OF SO and 80 days. for approved endorsed notes.
nOA-d CIV. BOTELER. Auct.
II The ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIDA-
de4-d C. w. BOTELER. Auct'r.
ID. THE ABOVE SALE is AGAIN POST
p11nHsn6, on account of the rain, until FL IDkY
de82t c. W. B0TEs.ER' A1ctsIA
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Baltfmorr Markets.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec 9-FIour is frm; State
81 2OI 40; Ohio IS .25eS5 so; Southern S. .O0s
S5.m
Wheat s. firm; Michigan red ela5; Western
red 81 05aSlI5
Corn is firm; mixed 96a77c.
Beef is quiet; Chicago repacted ee 5oaSl0 50.
Pork Is huOyant; old mess SIS; lew sle. Prime
Sl4 30aSIi 50.
Lard is arm al IxalIk
Whisky is firm al 25c
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IMPORTANT NEW FOR THE LADIES.
Black Besver and other Cloths, by the yard.
for Cloaks and Ragans.
Trimmings for
Cloaks and Ragaus.
ClOaks and Ragisns
Made 20 order.
Patterns furnished
for twenty Eve cents.
CiOaks and Rsglaus Cut
TO order for 50 cents.
II Patterns furnished gratis 10 those thar buy
their Cloths and Trimmings At
MAXwELL's,
N. B.-Misses' and Children's Raslans ready
msde and made TO order. de cow
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FUTURE DAYS.

ByS. J: MCCORMICK. AuctIoneer.
Il AUCIION.-A SMALL FARM FOR
"A SALE ON THE WESTERN SUBURBS OF THE City
OF ALExANDRIA.-On WEDNESDAY. Decembe
18th, at u O'Clock m. IN front of the Msyors Off O.
we Will offer at public suction d. irabe Farm,
OF IS or IS aures, about hal OF which An good
wood and the remainder has been unGer cultivation
as market garden, for which ii is very desirab e.
Fhe wood covers three as desirable building sites
as can be found so near the city. On the farm O.
Is a two story Rrck Dwelling and a ftsme stable.
For further information, apply to either of us ard
we Will show the place to any who wish IN ect it,
Terms will be one third cash and credit of and
years on the remainder.
JAMES P. SMITH,
r. e.. SMITH,
EXECUTORS of Hugh Smith.
del-d =. j. MCCORMICK, Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of a writ OF
Iva her faciss issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF washington, and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door Of said county, on FRIDAY,
the oath Gay of December, 1853, at u O'Clock m
the following described Property, to wit: All
defendants right, tie claim nd interest in and TO
Lot No. nine. g, in Square No. ore hundred and
ninety SIX, e6 In the city of Washington. d. c..
together with all and angular the improvements
thereon, seized aud LEVIED upon the property of
dloial No. IS. to May, 1858. in favor Of w. B. Shep
pard. J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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DIED.,

Wednesdsy. December 9Th, MARIETTA TE-
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral from thu residences of Girsrdon
Snowdon, on street, between 18th and 18th SITS,
to morrow afternoon. at 2 O'Clock.
On the 18th instant. Mrs. ELIZA J. WHEAT,
age.
Her funeral will take place from St. Paul's Luthe-
ran Church corner II and 18th sts, on Friday, 10th
instant, at 8 O'Clock D. m.
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CHRIS TMAS COMING.
DO INTEND MAKEAPRESE

UU YOU INTEND o MIKE a PRESENT7
Call at DRURY'S, the Depot of Epicures, and
select some of his elegant eatables.
FOR THE LADIES.
In the way Of presents he has beautiful FANCY
BASK Its, filled with FRENCH CONFEC-
TONS. GORNUCOPIES, SUGAR FLOW
ELS and FRl,!TS, PRUNks in fancy Boxes.
mestio FRUITS and PRESERVES.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
What moro acceptable glft tnsn Box of Drury's
choice HAVANA GIG AIRS, which he is selling
much below their usuai rates.
liz IoU ARK Nor TEIorALER,
buy some of UkUKY'S rare old WINES AID
CHAMPAGNE.
FOR THE CHILDREN
he has ali kinds of SWEATMEVTS, SUGAR
APPLES. URANGtS. NUTS, FIRE CRACK
ERS. TORPEDOES,
Holdays without calling at
DRURY'S,
de7-eo5t corner Pa. ave. and l4th st.
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AUCTION MLn
By A. GREEN. Auotionssr.

- By A. GREEN, Auottonesr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCaEN PuRSrrrpv
- ArAucf1oN.--OnS SATURDAY, the Iith in
sant % !" clock m shall sell, ut the corner Of
nn sne streets, No. 81, large lot Of Furniture.
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Bedste.ds,
20 Bureaus, Washstands and Tables.
Do WardrObes, Cradles and SIdeboards, .
Cane and Wood seat Chairs.
80 pairs Of excellent Blankets
China, Glass and Cfockery Ware.
Radiator, alright. and other 81 owes,
Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets
ana larse lot OF other articles, which We deem
Unnecessary to snumerate.
ds9 d GREEN Apot
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

z THH STAR PUBLISHES I'm LETS or
LETTERS REMAINING IN ZEE WAssrSsfoN CTR
Posr OFFICE uNDER rHx PROVISIONS or TEE
LAW DIRECTING TEEN TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcULA-
rIos wITHIS THE DELIVERY OF TEE oFFIcE.
us TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is HoRK THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IL THE DISTRICT OF CoLuxBrA.
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financial

NEW York, Dec. 9.-Stocks are arm; Chicago
and Rock Island 6ix Illinois Central shares IS K;
do. bonds Ok; Michigan Southern ak; New
York Central SIX; Penna. Coal Co. sOH; Reading
SIS; Missouri 6's s94.
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- COST PRICES! ma

81 JUST cosTs PRICES. az
Inc subscriber. contemplating visiting EufoSs M
few months for the sake Of has health and for the
dste his entire stock AZ cost, and many kinds OF
Goods at much less than cost in order to reduce tie
his 5etg ~ he wishes t. open with an entire new
G wen ne WI o p9 I.s. ~ ssr
ington Ire following named goods are marked
French pstt m Bonnsis. i al styles and cslor,
Cloth and Velvet Coaks. al Kinds,
cOass and s.a infants. lee.
Infants Mcrino and satin Hoods. Fifty per cent Iess
gPaiT SsiT;s Hsop stEts three lind,
Many kids OF Worstsd Goods at fifty per cent ICES
Crochet FTinges, all styles and Qualities,
A gre.L ysrIety of Cloak and Dress Frnses and
GulpuTe Bullion Trimming.
SSIiPETEs l;aos n H., al stS ss and widths.
Velvet, satin, Lustring, AID Bonnet Rihnnds, 20
White Cotton fiimmirgs Beltinss.
larse stock Of Collars, IN SWISS. Cambne, Linen,
CsmBric, SWISS, MaTseiiies and MoSrpiss Sets.
Reai Lace sets, Csmbilo and SWISS RuthInG.
Swiss aud Cambro EdgIngs and Insert nss.
Real Brussels and Nalenclennes Lsces,
4 yeTy fine assortT emf of French and Blond. Lsoss
Imitation Guipure Laces,
White hS and spf BACK SEX Nets NJ sand and Illusions.
BobInels. white and black Stef Nets,
Lace Wells, In al qualities,
Love and Grape NeIls,
Elastic lbsFds, Embroidered Night Caps,
English and Italian Grapes, Cords and Tassels,
sleeve and Cloak Tassels, all colors, Dress But
tons.
splendid assortment OF rench Flowers,
Beautiful Gathers, in black, Write and ooors,
Chenilles, Ball Chenilles. for head dresses,
Back Velvet RIbands, ali widths, ofthe very best
makes,
Fine ard stylish Head dresses,
81 k MIts. Kid Gloves.
And all other kinds of goods usually kept in q vel
reg ated millinery and tnmm ne store,
II he ladies' OF Washington and surrounding
country will please bear in mind that the above ad-
vertlsement is put forth in good faith as 4 am de-
teImIned 10 sell nv goods at greatly reduced prices
DressmakIng continued as heretofore and flnlnes
and patterns cut az moderate prices aud all orders
for Bonnets, &C., will be filed at proportionably low
prices.
?. 8. AL sales at reduced pnees will be for cash
only. NJ WILLIAM
no Seo2m 81 Centre Market Space.
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TH1- LATEST NKWN.
y Ietegraph for the Evsnius Star


-, Serepe, via Cape Race.
ST JOHN, Dec. s-The new. ho., 40 a..
cisted press has arrived from go % "a lns ssso-
intercepted the steamer City OF wssh,nssa
that point, from Liverpool Tor New Yost "a
oot&lned the following abstract Of her ne~s
The City OF w ashingteu psssed C,ns -.
ultimo -'se ~<NH
The steamer Persia arrived ont ON m. Ola,
The steamers Anglo Saxon and vigo also on IA.
burg on the I'd
There are no tidings of the missing steamer
umpire; The apprehension for her safety are
idS' setdln2 Into the painful conviction that she
10 los, assurances are being Effected on the In
u'an empire at IS guineas.
Tue LONDON Post, an anti ministerial fournsl.
SSnnounces me recall Of Lord Napier from wssh-
ns s, ana Tue promotion OF Mr Lyons 70 that
aencv 10 ssHe, the assigned cause Nspiers ten
~.rSy 70 I1Nor the Monroe doctrine
| ne uIooe, also an anti ministerial ps per con-
nlnls Ine report, but says Lord Napier bas been
ne. e,rs 20 some European mission In the rig
perfectly satisfied with his course
The over due ship AgiDcourt has arrived fran,
Melbourne, Arstralis, with 20, 600 ounces Of gold
The Independence Beige says that the EneIish
cabinet has notified Holland Of It's refusal 10 as
| sumo the protectorate Of Sarswsk.
| Inc Trial OF Montalembert was commenced at
Paris on the oath
/ Diplomatic relations eI pected to be resumed
between Prussia ard Switzerland.
American agents are said to be persuade ng Den
| the United States
The Paris Press have been forbidden to dis.
| euss religious subjects.
Later tdv,ces from IHdia and China have
| reached London
| A hurricane at Swanton had wrecked some
twenty vessels. No American vessels among
| them.
COMMERCIAL.
| The Liverpool cotton market closed dull but
nIm. and generally unchanged; sales ofthree DAYS
1900 bales; specustors taking 90 and export
| ers 1000 bales. At Manch hester, market closed
| quiet but steady. Bresdstufs generally were
| Gull Wheat was m, with a slight sdvance on
All qualities, but chiefly on the cbocer qualities.
| provisions Were dull. Consols % Sa95k
| Escape Of the FilIibuster Schosner.
| NOBLE, Dec The schooner SUSAN with
| the Nlcaraguan emigrants, went to lat night.
| Ice cutter n ed into the schooner. No damage,
| however, was done to her, and she went O her
| way, with 1t. Whyte on board guest.
Baltimore Markets.
| BALTIMORE, Dec. Flour is hrmer Ohio and
| Howard street SIS I2K
Wheat Is steady; red 81 %; white al 35asl 50.
Corn is higher yellow 66s65c; white 63s6i.
provisions are nrmer; mess pork Sl7 IS.
Lard Is actise at ia
Whisky is steady a. 25a26c.
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on account of the rain, until MONDAY. Dec istb
same hour and place. wv A''"
de 9 A. GREEN An.,
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BY A. GREEN, Anctioueer.

THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th il stsnt shall sell. in
,ga, Oh ths Premsss at O'Clock p m, three vsu
mated a. Lots No. c. d, ana Z, OF the subdiy1s non
Pic o.if fln, Lot no IN Square No 2H. each hsv
running back ssouts0 feet to 4-feet aliey hetvesn
18th and l3h streets west 'f "e'"eeA
Inc above sale offers hne opportunity to per-
sons Wis hing to invest in a handsome and randy
improving section OF the city.
Inc terms OF sale are, one fourth cash: the bal
anoe In slx, twelve and eng hteen months for notes
premises. s' "PoN '"9
de I'D A GpEPN A..
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II o T II K LA ES,

TO THE AIDES.
Having just returned from the North, where I
have been attending the closing Auction sa es. I
ann psPs ts TO SnsF The fSSons Oe0ds at about
5000 Can brio Bands, from lsxc. to u Is verT
80 Csm6rlc Collars. from $50. { o sI:7s,
4O1 Swiss do. some real rench. at sl-o,
S EmbSoldere s r Skirts. from 81 SOTO IS,
loo fine Embrolder Linen and Cambria Handler
Us f9s Linen Ii SEES Collars and Sleeves, very
IS m6fScideSed Infants Robes, q superior srti-
Piec-s BIsck MORE Antique, 50 inches wide.
spIece, BLACK Corded silks, very heavy. at sl.so.
ise dozen Rs sGs and ss,cS Ssf Linen and Cam
brio HandkerchIefs. at 2Sc., worth SOC,
500 Black Thibet Long and Square shavls. the
aso h hIt GOODS ois ever cfersd At the Prices,
Tog LsSs Curtains, ,S great bsIEsins: . Ill.
viii De sold a prices which saI4et t.i e give en-
No. 81 So4nsr It'll 81. and L % .rsnI.
de7-eo2 and 81 I'm street.
FINE HAVANA CLEARS, a, various Prlces
store, lis Pa, avenue, south side.
FINE TOILET soAPs-Iubins, Lows,
West End Drug Store, us Pa. avenue. south side.
DY THE iAUTHoR OF PETER ScHLE-
ID NIHL.-Future Life, or Scenes in Another
World: ny Georse Wood. author of Peter Schle-
m,ni; Moaern Pilgrims" he L VOL. price 8,
vol: price 81
Ensiish sarpames and their Place in the T.uton-
lie family, by Rob't FerEuson. author oil the Worth
msn In Cumberland and westnoreand," vol.
How We are Governed, or the Crown. the senate,
and the Bar n baudb book Of The Constitution, Gov
eminent. Laws and Power Of crest Britain, BY Al
barry FonbIanqus, Jr.. Esq yo,1ms, io,dos;
For sale by FkANhIlN PHlLP,
de1 Bookseller. ~ Pa. av bef ssh AID 18th s,s.
ARE YOU INSURE Dl-Amps Il dtmpiiy
" against koss By FrIE 10 Offered by che WASH-
INGTOS INSURANCE. COMPANY. Once
corner OF Penn. avenue ard 10th 81 Stockholders,
directors and officers al cItzeIs OF Washing On and
JAMES c. Mcguire, Prssidept,
g, D. HANSON, Secretary, no 10 sedx
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By J. G. McGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ soLD EFtIcTs:TIOn WEDNESDAY MORN
y, December 18th, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence
OF Baron Gerot. Prussian Minister. on street,
between 18th and 18th streets, we shall sell, the
Furniture and Household Effects. Comprising
suit Of wa nut Carved and Crimson Plush Gov
ere1 paIor Furniture, comprising large Ere Zoh
Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs,
satin Damask X covered Arm and r Fancy Chairs,
ROSEWOOD Marble top Centre Tables,
Ladies' walnut Writing Desk, Carcel Lamps,
SUIT OF four Crimson Damask Window Curtains,
- Laee Curtains, CoTnioe, 90.
Handsome Engravings. Mantel Oman onts,
Mahog my Centre and Card abes,
Brussels Parlor Hall, and Stair Carpets,
Hall Chairs. Hat trs q, ttIlcloth,
Thres-ply and Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
Marhle-top Sideboaro, Extension Table,
China, Glass. and Crookery Ware,
Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobes.
Dressing Bureaus, WAshstsDds,
Superior Feather Beds, Bolt tiers and Pillows,
Cured Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Superior Mahos any Bookcase,
Carved Book Shelves, Iron Safe,
,'ane seat Chars, Lounge.
Radiator, T franklin and other Stoves. DO.
Terms: $50 and under. cas- h; over that sum, a
credit OF so and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
Z. >. The House IS for Rent.
esd ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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WsDDINe CAKES. very pretty and yery obeap nj
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and =
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, So oenfs per
quart. no s-lm<
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sfeiss esops.-yssssrasy Ben Can't, q ss,.
pred individual well known to the police, wss
found by ofacsr King with an article Of clothing
In his possession Of quality that excited sus.
picion that II was not hts own. Moreover. Ben
offered to sell II for %, stating, a. proof that Il
would be reat bargain at that price; that IL cost
him, originally, SIS or SIC. Several gentlemen
who had lost valuable garments called upon on
Ger Ming, and among them Mr.. VIM Towers,
VINO ldentihed the ovefcoat as his property; and
tne value he put upon II exceeded the original
cost ben had said he gave for It, Ben, finding
MS chances for long term at hard labor improv-
ing, behaved very badly; and the ofacers ironed
him, aRd conveyed him to Jail Another warrant
Was then issued against Ben for stealing a sum
OF money from 8 p. Franklin, ESQ and, upon
ms too, he will have to stand trial at the GRIM
inal court
WE CALL attention to the advertisement of our
handsome friend, Dempsy, No. 322, Pennsylva.
MA avenue, who, by the way, 10 one Of the best
card engravers In the country.
THK NEXT annual meeting (the forty second)
OF the American Colonization Society will be
held In this city on the third Tuesday (lsth) In
January, 1859.
Look AT the Alphabetical Business DIRECTORY
In another column. ia =
=, WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and
streets. loe Cream and Water Ices, 50 oen's per
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ByJ.C. Moo UIRE d CO, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY ON THE IsLAND.-On FRIDAY AT
EhNOON. December 10th, at o'clock, on the
premises by virtue of a deed in trust to the sub
scrlber from p. A. B. Meister, dated August 4th,
1855, and duly recorded In Llber J. A. s., Nc. IC2
folos 1885, &o., oae OF be land records for Washing
ton county, District of Columbia, part of at No g.,
In Square No SIS, coAtaIned wltHIn the following
metes and bounds, vlz Beginning at the north east
corner OF SAID lot and running from thence east
the northern line Of said lot leo feet thence south
along the eastern line of said lot % feet thence
100 feet TO the line Of "a street. and thence north
along the line of ssd street IS feet, the place OF
beginning. SAID lot Is situated the east side of
"a street, between south e and ID sta.
Terms cash. BERNARD HnOE, Trustee.
no 81 en- j. q. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts.
AJARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q writ of
lVl herl faolas, issued from the Clerks Once 4
the Circuit Court of the District of COLUMBIA for
the county of Washington, and TO me directed,
wul expose to public sale for CASH, front of the
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
the following described property, to wit: All defend
ant right, ttie claim, and interest in and to Lots
and :, IN Square No. S73 In the city of Washing
ton, ID. G together with all and singular the nm
prOvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property Of Peter Force. and will be sold to eatisfy
judicial No. S. to March term, 1885, in favor of John
w. MaurY and a., suTv., and for use of Robert
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
no4-ts for the District or Columbia
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 18th day of December next,
1853, same hour and place.
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
no o.
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AUCTION sAIH

az wALL& RAkNARQ. Apetenssr,..
SNW ,VOU Avcrios-oh THURsDEYFvE.
assnrtaE enu commenee selling large and we'd.
OH to be sold WITHOUT reserve. IN store No SIS
Tbe ,sIs my ~ ane, opposite Browns Hotel.
49, "a VII Us continued Every Morning fter-
Of 'ne "noie STOCK 10 disposed
The assortment oompri,.. p,.., es. IN
patterns, new and shionable styles in Sin Rom
basin, Merino, MousselaInes, Plsids sInacc.S a.
ESss YEA stock OF handsome Wool. Stella, and other
Also,
Cloths. Cassmefes, Vestinss,
With Back and Brown Cottors, Flannels, Eunbroi
deriss, DO,
I'll of which will be sold without reserve. in lots
or lengths to suit purchasers.
upwards. 500
The ladies are invited to attend.
perfect.
: del WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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NOBLE, Dec The schooner Susan, with
ne Nlcdraguan emigTants, went to sea lat night.
Tee cutler d ed into the schooner. No damage,
however, was done to her, and she went a her
way, with Lit. Whyte on board as guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-09

Farsi. Matthew's festival, now in progre q
at Odd Fellows Hall, draws large crowds OF Wis.
itors, nightly. Indeed, after a few moment.
spent In their midst last night, and q cursory
glance at the tables and general management. we
90 NOT see how any one who has had a first
glimpse can resist the attraction. The persuasive
solicitude of the fair ones there is charming
though fraught with dangerous pecuniary re-
suits TO the men. "ltes'' went In last night,
eherlshlng in his vest pocket quarter, left with
him In trust-strictly in trust, niind-and which
be was determine not to part with; but in
twinkllng thereafter that quarter became a sacri-
nee 10 the artfu and Irresistible influence of set
Of brown curls surrounded by pink bonnet.
The managers spare no pains to please and ac
commoddte those who desire to pass An honr
with them, and ESputa has always mu ,icaI gem
Win which to greet the public. Go and see
CENTRE MARxEr This morning the market
was rather better supplied than was expected
yesterday. The clouds began to scatter at sun
set, last evening, and before eight O'Clock 1t was
sufficiently clear to justify the dealers In ventur-
Ing to market. The demand for provisions in
the market was light, and the gangways Were
not crowded with purchasers. The supply In
the hay market was Uncomfortable. Small lots
of country pork were offered at the scale house
and from wagons, at prices ranging from 50 so TO
sc IS per 100 lbs Good order prevailed during
market hours.
The THEATRE This establishment is now In
the full tide Of successful operations under the
regular management and with the new company
Nj Charley Fisher and Miss Alice grey, are al
ready great favorites with the Washington pub
nc. Iney ootn appear to- night in "All that
@Iittefs IL not gold, - and "Back- Eyed Susan,n
win the popular comedian J M. Dawson, in the
ut piece.
''London Assurance is to he performed to-
morrow night
TRIALS AT THE 6uARD-HousE-wm III Nor
Timer, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 81 is.
James Fales, assault and battery: dismissed
VIM. Deianey, drunk and disorderiy; fne and
costs 81 Is Capt Bradford, do. do 90 rs.
W. UNDERSTAND that Or. Rae, the great over
land Attic Explorer, is expected to lecture I'm
tnis city, on the probable fate Of Sir John Frank
lin.
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