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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

BoTHRAISe AN AucrfoNsrR -rhis morn,ne
the salesman at Crowns auction, corner Of s,xth
street and the avenue, was interfered with nv
James Lamb, who happened to stop there while
the sales were in progress His language and
behavior was such that the ladies who were
tioneer had to call upon efncer Norwood 10 Ar.
rest the offender. He was taken before Ju,tIce
Dom, where his department did much to insure
the fuiI penalty, and he was ordered to pay fine
RiVALRr-Last evening, Justice Donn's ONCE
was crowded with males and females, attracted
tnere oy curiosity and the summons Of the magis
trate The case was a cross firing between Mr.
ana MRS SPalding and Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan,
Of threats, bad words, &c, were tn he Examined
for peace.
FlRK-Aoout eight O'Clock, last hight, small
frame tenement on !, near First street, was burn
ed down. 1t was the property of +. p. Brown,
Esq. So rapidly did the building burn that, be-
lore the hremen got to the ground, the house was
nearly consumed. The loss 10 uncomfortable
me nfe Is supposed to have been communicated
by an incendiary.
In THE CIRCUIT CouRr, yesterday, the case Of
Jacob Bigler agt. Gilbert l.. Thompson, Josiah
X. Sturges, and - Averill, In chancery. WINS
commenced. w. b. Webb, JOS H. Bradley.
ana chiffon and Magruder, Esqs., for plaintiff d,
and J. r. Tyson and Chas NJ aver for defendants
Mr.. Webb addressed the Court to-day.
OUR REUBEN thinks musical folks are a queer
sort OF cattle First we had Ole Bull, (OId Bull }
then came strakosch, STRAY Cow and now we
have Madame Wilhorst, wild Horse)
=, WEBBING CAKES, very pretty and very CHEAP at
tne fhllaqelphIa confectionery. corner 18th and F
streets street iOe Cream and Water Ices, 50 cents per
SeaIt. no SLIM
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AUCTION sALM

By ]. c. Mc6UIRE & CO, Auotiooee,.
IEUSTEE's SALE OeFURNIrURE Ann
a ,neusEHoLp EFFKcIs.-fsn TUESDAY, MOR :
strss Dsosmber ~ at 10 O'CLOCK. at No. SIS isth
sseS. between south and streets. Qslaud j
snsl SELL all the Furniture and Effects, oom-
Mssoasny Hair.sprins, Sofa, Rocker and PsrIor
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables.
Cane and W God eat Chairs iounse
Carpet. OIoloth, Mattinf,
Bedateads. Bureaus. Washstands
Feather Beds Boosters and Pillows
Mattresses, Blank tets ,saud Comforts,
Looking glasses, Clock. Toilet Sets,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Cooking and other Stoves Kitchen Utensils Ao
Terms: SIS and under, cash: over that sum, q
notes. bearing interest.
By order OF the Trustee.
dell J. c Mcguire CO.. Auc.s.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers,
I UMBER, SASH DOORS, &o.-On THURS
II DAY MORNING, December 18th. at 10 o oi'k,
In front OF Wizards Hotel, 18th street. we shall
s seiI, yery large quantity Of Old Lumber, sash
Terms cash.
de II J. C. MoG UIRE Il CO., Auots.
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Destructive Fires.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-The Harlem railroad
depot was partially burnt at an early hour this
morning. Ii was occupied in the upper stories
by various manufacturing purposes. The loss on
the building is $1,000, and the loss Of tbs occu-
pants very heavy. Three hremen Were injured
by the fall OF wall, probably fatally. The
building was owned by the New Haven r all
road Company.
Troy, n v. Dec. o-McMurphy & Co 3 brush
factory at Lansinburg, was destroyed by FIRE to-
day. and the two hundred employees Of the es-
ta6lishment are thus thrown out Of employment
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Later from Hawai-.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 1.-THE schooner Alice Ann
Bandell, from Havana on the 5th rsports sugar
firm aud molassss inactive
The bark Rover, from New York, colhded
with the bark Howard, Of New Orleans near
Havana. The Rover returned, having sustained
serious damage to her hull and rigging, beside.
losing one man
The captain, officers, aud crew Of the American
brig Fieolin, recently wrecked on The bahamas,
reached Havana on the Sd inst
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Difficulty Between Courts REGARDING IN,
Ohio Life and Trust COMPANY.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l0-QuIte a collision has
taken place between the L nited States Court ana
me superior Court in this city. growing out OF
tne case or the Ohio Life and Trust Companv
4 ne SUIT as II now appears, is about spproach-
handed the assets in the hands OF the ,herin
who Is receiver under the Superior Court
The sheriff to-day "a ked for instructions which
viii be given. Both courts, IL appears are arm
In Their determination. Tue probability is or az
least II Is now Sc understood that the sheriff will
he committed for contempt by the United States
court, and that he will subsequently, be released
Judge Mclean and Jud ge Leavit for damages
The assets Of the company are under the cont roll
OF the Superior Court, but the expenses of Iity.-
ton, &c are rapidly making way with them,
leaving but little hope that the creditors will even
get much, indeed nothing OF account
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New York Marktts

NEW YORK, Dec IL Flour il hrm State
81 2jii So Ohio IS .25aSS so; Southern sSs5 40.
Wheat is dull; red 81 IL \; white 81 IS. Corn
is dull old white SIC.
Pork is heavy; old mess sI7 IS; new Is 50; prime
Sli IS Lard is heavy at IIxaII1
Whisky is dull at 25X Nc.
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By c. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.

DJ % W. bU IELEK, Auctlonecr.
SALE OF GlLT-FKAMEL LOOKING Gr.r.
- ANDFINE FRENCH ENGRAvINSs AT AUcTToSN
On THURSDAY MORNING, December 18TH
commencing at y O'Clock, | shall sell, at INV suo
TON room, Iron Hall, anne assortment of liz frame
hantel and PIer NJ rrors of various sizes with main
ana elabOratsly orlsm ented frames
Amongst the Pier Mirrors mar be found Frsnoh
f!ates measuring 6iX4 5zX20. 4nxS0 7nx24 A a
Mantle Plates measuring s8x.n sGx IS aNrSn 80
with smaller sizes of q srman Plaret
tneeily framed copies from paintings by Coins
and other eminent artists, 10y 'e'
Inc, ABOVE goods form a oOI signment lust re-
ceiveo, with instructions to sell without reserve
lie ms $50 and under, cash over $50 81 and On
bearing interest. NNN
de lG-d G.. w. BOTFIFR Auc,
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RaItimore,IarL.,.

BALTIMORE. Dec III Flour il firm AZ as bu
holders are firm in demanding IS TAX
Wheat is unchanged; white al 35aSI 81; red
81 20asl . Corn is active; white 6S yellow sc
Provisions are So ady and unchanged.
Whisky is firm; Ohio DC
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Financial,

NEW YORK, Dec. ii -StOc Ks are dull; Chicago
and Rock Island 81; III central shares 76X: La
Crosse and Mil. az; Michigan Southern q; New
York Central ~ NJ Reading 50; Nil. and Miss. Il;
Missouri 6's sex
Sterling exchange firm, with moderate bust :
ness, at lO9Aa lO9k.
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Arrival of the Fr,pa,e NIasa,.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL The L. d steam frigate
Niayara arrived here this morning: having ar
rived al MonTovia on the Sth November where
she landed 900 Africans having died on tie
passage. She sailed thence for New York on the
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BOsToN, Dec. 10 -MichaeI ConIev was killed
and two others, named Murphy and Casey, Sc
verely injured at South Boston yesterday, by the
caving in Of a bank OF earth.
At Island Pond, Vermont, at sunrise this morn
Ing, thermometer IL degrees below zero.
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40 H. KINGS

IL NEW FRENCH BAZAAR. az
" ny 10 there such an unprecedented rush to H.
hIHGS! Because the ladies' are not slow
TO hnd out the largest and most spIendid "A
city. :" wv
ana large sales slnoe our opening, have the peaa
ure to announce that have Just received a new i'm
ported stock OF BONNETS. ARTIFICIAL 4,
FLON ERS. RIBBONS, and the greatest assort-
ment OF ORNAMENTS. HEAD DRESSES, in
before exhibited in the city.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
OF the ladies' Is called to new styles of CLOAKS,
Mines, EMBROIDERY, LACES, all of new
FITTING AND MAKING DEPARTMENT.
nave made arrang ement to defy all competitlOni
ting Department.
Prices always moderate, and Satisfaction qp.rs,
teed to ali our customers de a. w
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The Yacht wanderer.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 1.-THE Republican OF this
morning learns, on good authority, that the
vigilance Of the cruisers and landed a cargo OF
negroes in the neighborhood OF ST. Andrews
Sound, near Brunswick. A portion Of tue cargo
was subsequently sent up the Satilla on board
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o. COST PRICES. "
:nG,<


The subscriber, contemplating visiting EufoSe IN
few months for the sake of MS health and for the
purpose of visiting his friends, will soll from this
Goods st much less than cost in order to red oe the
stock as low as possible before has departure. On
stock Of Goods, which ne will buy in Paris and other
Eastern markets expressly for the trade Of WASH
S instOn; IEe fSSio owl named goods are marked
French Pstt-rn Bonnets, all styles and o.lor.,
Cloth and Velvet Cloaks. all kinds,
Net Basques, illusion Berthos and Capes,
Embroidered Cloaks and Dresses, for infants, less
Infants Merno and Satin Hoods, fifty per cent lees
Under Skirts, Hoop Skirts, three kinds.
Cloak Veyets, Bonnet Velvets. ali colors.
Ruches, Moss Rpohes,
Crochet Frinses. all styles and qualities,
great variety OF Cloak and Dress Frinses and
Gulpure Button Trimming,
GuiPure Lace. IN al styles and widths,
Velvet. Satin, Lustnng, and Bonnet Rlbands, In
White Cotton trimmings. Beltinss.
large stock of Collars, IN SWISS, Cambne, Linen,
Ga@6TC, sslss, MsTseiiles and MoSrDiss Sets.
Rea Lace Sets, Cambria and Swiss Rufhins,
Swiss and Cambria Edgings and Insert'nss,
Real Brussels and NaencIennes Laoes
Imitation GuIpure Laces,
Bereges and Tissues, for wells,
White and Black Six Nets and Illusions.
BobIne,s, white and black sted Nets.
Lace Nes, IN ~ qualities,
Love and CHpe Wells,
Elsttc Ribands, Embroidered Night Caps,
Englsh and Italian Grapes. Cords and Tassels,
Sleeve and Cloak Tsssels, all oOlors, Dress But
tons.
A splenAid assortment of r rench Flowers
Beautiful Gathers, IN black, white and ooIors,
ChenIlies, Ball ChenIles, for head dresses,
Back Velvet RIhands. all widths. ofthe very best
Fine and stylish Hcad dresses,
III K Mits. Kid Gloves.
And all other kinds Of goods usually kept in well
regu ated millinery and trlmm M store
u he ladies of Washington and ,urroupdtns
country VIII please bear IN mind that the above adj
veIusement 10 put forth IN good faith, a. 1 am de-
Dfessnaklns continued az heretofore. and Innings
eno patterns cut At moderate prices aid al orders
for Bonnets. &c, viii be filed az proportionahly low
prizes.
?. s. All sales at reduced pnces vii be for cash
only. M. WILLIAM,
no eo2m % Centre Market Space
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IMPORTANT TO GROCERs AND CON.
PETITIONERS.
GEORGE PEARSON, of BaItir1ors. has Is,.,x
opened branch Store here, with fine Assortment
OF Las, COEFEES, FOREIGN Fruits.
NUTS, CAN DIES, &c, which cau be purchased al
ioEer prices than at any other store in this cIGy
On, n GEORGE PEARSON,
ISL rem. avenue. south side, between ~ and 9Th
streets and No. North Liberty street Bal
tlInOre. ja
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II FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
To BIZ DRAWN IN BALTIMORE.

r FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
To BIZ DRAWN IN BALTIMORE.
Y Is alswa fSYN 6so Gas,
70 numbers-I2 drawn. p II"
$4,000, sss, 2Gf s .;5SS. Of 1000. oorr,4,o
Tickets S., halves s2.s', quarters sIas.
BEL AIR LOTTERY, Class 50.
10 be drawn On p mGEsDAT
Capitals.
Tickets IS, halves sa5c, 81 qusT fS; sl.as.
6 dla1n On De-
$4,000. 10000, G 5'jSS' ssa, 100 of 600
Tickets $40, halves IS. quarters III saso.
&c ohs :. sE.25 c0gSTH lottery Gag.
saoooo., s5ss, 1oof1 7H, 10 of 49,
rsss sd s. S. A.i 10 e! g: &c. quarters Ss sa
nPoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. Gas. IS,
Ticket. s: g. g' gsi's g! &c. So ausr sS s
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. cla,. IS,
IeDh DoC' IL at o CLOCK
70 numbers-l4 drawn.
40, Capitals.
sa'''0 Of ! Of 5000. 4Of 800, of 1000,
20 Of 500. SIT Of Of 800 20 .'"'
Tickets $40, halves SIS, quarters s25o.
DOLLAR SCHEMES.
MONDAY, Dec. 9th, at u noon.
Capitals.
SirH57, 5Of ,0O0 10 of yOo
Tickets 81.
TUESDAY, Dec. 7, at noon.
Capitals.
$1,000. 2of 1000, sof 8nn
Tickets 81.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 8, at noon.
Tickets 81.
THURSDAY, Dec. 9, at noon.
Capitals
S5,29 1,oO 5of 6o1. 5of so.
Tickets 81.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10, at noon.
Capitals.
$4,000 lis 2of 400.
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY, Dec. Ii, at noon.
S4,H7 l0OD go Inn
Tickets 81.
II. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS,
ueo-h BSLTIMORR. Mn
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

II TEE STAR rUBLIsHss ZEE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WASHINGTON CRY
PosT OFFICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS or TIE
Law DIRECTING TEEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcULA-
ZION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF TEE orYIcy.
IT'S TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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BY A. GREEN, Anctioneer.

By A, GREEN, Anctioneer
THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
\ BUILDING LOIS ON OHIO AVENUE AT AucTroS.
on WEDNESDAY. the sth il slant, l shall sell, In
'front.' OF me premse AT o'clock p. IN three vain
able and deslrab' Building LOIS, known and cesIg
nated as i.ots NO. Z, ID, ana r., Of the subdyIsisn
OF original Lot No !, IN Square No. 2S7 each hay-
ing front OF l6 feet SS-iOO on Ohio avenue and
running back sLout 60 feet to 4feet alley between
18th and lS11 streets west 00N
The above SAFE offers a fine opportunity to per
sons WI hing 10 invest in handsome and rapIdiy
improving section of the city,
The terms of sale are, one fourth cash. tha hal
ance IN SIX, twelve sind eighteen months for noses
premises. P 'ie
dez-d A. GREEN. Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on account OF the rain, until MONDAY, Dec, 18th
same hour and place wv ''i'
oes A. GREEN, Auct.
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RUNAWAY ScRAPz IN ALExANDRIA.-Wele
rom the Alexandria Gazette Of this morning that
iour horses attached to one Of Whaley's omni-
DGses TOOK fIIg at the depot OF the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad. yesterday afternoon, and
ran on The driver Mr.. Owen, In attempting 10
chtck them was thrown from his seat and in
idlIIns hao one OF his legs severely hurt The
horses continued running down Dnke street
uhnl tney came In contact with the gas post al
me corner OF Duke and Henry streets, which was
knocked down, but the jar detached the lead
horses and the other two were broug ht to A
stand Sill. The lead horses kept on, and in
Ihelr way came in contact with horse and
wagon belonging to Mr.. Latham The horse
Ahoc ssd down, but not injured After some
dimcultY the runaways were caught
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de 10 j.. C. Mcguire Il CO, Auo,..
By WALL. d BARNARD. kpc,;oro.,,
a q - A - n " -

ny AuCtlOneare
AhGE AN VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
~ or The ISLAND At PUBLIC AUcTToy-On
MEDNESDAG AFTERNOON. l5ih instant M
"a o cock, AZ our auci ion rooms, the whole of OF
S, IN square SO. fronting 43 feet on Union stree
SOUTH between IA and st 4. and running iaox Iirs
ieel. IN the immeoate vicinity Of the Arsenal Ex-
IN, anH IN a rapidly Improving locality.
Terms So cash balance, a credit of s. G. O. -
ano 10 m nths Deed given and a deed of trust
de lots WALL 4 BARNARD Annt.
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COOP NEWS AND NEW GOODS.
Having Just received my fresh supply of fne
CLASS houses-Msillard AID Strudsr & Co., New
roIk, am prepared to furnish all parties in first
ass style at cheapest rates. will have as usuaI
my large supply Of large Fruit and Pound Cakes,
TOT ne Cnrstmas holidays. with all the little acct
srdS lor ChrIstmas trees. Small fine CAKES ever,
gay fresh; Also Ices, Jees. Charots. fine fancy
every bIzed party. My own personal superyi,iop
gwen TO all parties. Servants and ware furnished
al low rates. All ask is a fair trial
g. WEAVER, SAT Pa avenue
~ b. NJ health having improved since the psst
summer, have not sold my estab,iahment as s%
vertlsed neither is II for sale now -
de 8-Sw a. w
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNrLETS, AND
~ MITTENS.
The subscribers call the attention of the pu bile
TO theII supply of BUCKSKIN GLOVES,
GAUNTLETS, and MITTENS, ali of their nm, nh
own manufacture, which they offer on ac- "DilliIf
commodatlng terms. Buckskin Shirts andl QllUy
Drawers made to order -S
RAMSBURG Il EBERT
High, between lat and I'd Streets
no <o-Im Georgetown, d. G..
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TIoN-On WEDNESDAY AFTERN0OS
18th instant, AZ "a O'Clock we will sell At onT snc
non rooms, Lots Nos: SIS 10. il. -,
ana psIt - In square ia fronting street nsrth
back to a wide alley ' ~ -ANs s
Also, east ~ feet of Lot No. 2 IN Square 47 'front.'
west. ~ ~ i''" s'i ee'e
ne title to this property is perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in G 70 u
sRe "a months, with interest, and secured by deed
de 10 ts WaIi q papN.pD
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By ). J. MCCORMICK, Auctloneer.
A L AUCTlON:-A SMALL FARM FOR
"A SALE ON TIKI WESTERN SUBURBS OF THE CRY
OF ALkxANDRIA-On WEDNESDAY, Deoember
Ioth az " clock m In front of the Mayors on e.
we VIII oner at public auction very desirable Farm
OF ID or u acres about one half of which is in good
WOOD ana the remainder has been under cultivation
as market garden, for which II Is very desirable
Ine wood covers three as desirable building sites
as can De found so near the ty. On the farm
two story Brick Dwelling and a fame stable
or tuTther information apply to either of u.s. and
MewH show the place to any who sh to Id q ect in
Ierms VIII be one-thlrd cash, and credit of and
zyesrs on the remainder.
JAMES p. SMITH
X. G. SMITH,
Executors of Hugh Smith.
DE Id :. J. MCCORMICK, Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of ayrIt of
~ her iaclas lssned from the Clerks Office of the
circuit CopTt Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washlngton, and to me dire cted, 4 shall
expose 10 pubic sale, for CASH, in front of the
Sou5t,honse door of said county, on FRIDAY,
the 2ith Gay of December, 1853, at II O'Clock m
the following described Property, to wit: All
deiendants night, tlte claim and interest in and 10
Lot NO. nine. 81 In Square No. one hundred and
ninety SIX, lS6, In the city of Washington, D. c.
togsther with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud LEVIED upon the property of
franois A. Dickens and will be sold to satisfy in
pard. j. D. HOOVERf
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
SD-dts
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Anntione.r.

BY J. e. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetioneers
EACEtLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- hold EFFECTs.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
", december Isl h, at 10 o'clock. at the residence
OF baron Gerolt, Prussian Minister on g street.
between 18th and 18th streets, we shall sell the
+ uInlture and Household Effects. Comprising
SUIT OF Walnut Carved and Crimson Plush- nov
ered ParoT Furniture, comprising large Freaob
Soia. Arm and PaIlor Chairs,
natln Danask covered Arm and Fancy Chalrs.
Rosewood Marble top Certre Tables
LADIES' walnut Writing Desk, Carcel LANES
SUIT OF four Crimson Damask Window Curtains
- l.ace Curtains, Cornice, &C.,
handsome EEEravlrgs. Mantel Ofnauents
Mahog my Centre and Card ables,
BRUSSELS Parlcr, Hall, and Stair Carpets
Hail Chairs. Hat TIRE e, 'Ilcloth,
three ply and Ingram Carpets, Rings
Marbe-to SIdebOard, Extension Table
Chlna, Glass, anu Crockery Ware,
Mahogany rench Bedsteads, Wardrobes,
Dressing Bureaus. washstaIds.
superior Feather Beds, BoItte and PiIlovs
Cured Hair and Husk Mattresses
superior Mahozany Bookcase,
carved Book Shelves, Iron Safe,
ane seat Chairs, Lounge,
hSalator, + rankin and other Stoves.6c,
Terms: $50 and under. cas- h; over that ann ,
credit OF 90 and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
Z. y. The House Is for Rent.
des-d J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts,
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Dow LAMPS MACCAssAR Oh a. GlBBs,
n Asir BSses. lssIlS6 sFssS. ~
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GovERNMENTAL EXPENDITURE IN THE Dis
IRlcr OF COLUMBh.-lt appears from the doc.
unent sent In to the Senate yesterday by the Sec
Rotary OF the Interior. in compliance with res.
olution Of that body at the last session tina, the
totsl amount OF money appropriated for public
ana private purposes in the District of Columbia
since the establishment OF the seat Of Govern
ment up TO the 18th of June last was s2i lis $50
exclusive OF the salaries Of public officers Oi
THIS, as near as can be asceItained about S5 COO
UOO has been for the Capitol, and sl4 FOG 3Ss for
the other pu bic buildings, furniture stationery
painting, &c. The assessed value of the Govern
ment reservations. exclusive Of the re,ery,,ions
formed by the intersection Of streets nd avenues
- - The number Of city lots origi-
naily held by the Government was IOIls. the
mum Der OF lots sold by the Governme Mt was 800;
.ne sum LOT which they were sold, SSH 6i2 IS;
the number unsold, far as the title is clearly
IN the government. is lis, their assessed value
amounting 10 5000 80. The number Of lots do
mated to the Georgetown and Columbia COLLEGES
ana 81 Slncent's w ashingtOn City Orphans Asy-
Lnm, was 20, their assessed value amounting TO
S'O OOO The assessed value Of private propertv
In Washington, real and personal, is S3i, 20 i2l
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DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT on MA
"a, ShsI..on MoNDAf AFFEkNOON, December
i1th, al so Clock on the premises, we shall sell
me west nal OF Lot No. 2, in Square 15I frontIp.
| 50 feet inches on Maryland avenue between "a
ana 81 streets east, running back the depth OF the
iot, with the improvements, CONFUSING of A suh
stantIil and well finished two story Frame Dwell
ing. containing SIX rooms. with a good cellar at
tached also, frame bui ding bach used as voTl
| shop. The side lot will be sold separate
Ierms One third cash; the residue in g. u and IL
months With interest, secured by deed OF trust on
the premises. ~ VI 'iUs' oH
de 10 d J. C. McGUIRE l. On A..
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Eo MARSHALL HOUSE.
NEORGE BREDE'S RESTAURANT, 2Sth
street. near the Rock Greek bridge, Is now 4
gT.sSRaIed 10 furnish the public with OIS-yeAY
IERS OF the choicest kind. prepared in k.52
every style: also, the best and greatest NaIeIy
6eyerag par lary that who. esome and popular
drink, LAGER BEER. He also Is ready to furnish
private families with that now beoomiI celebrated
Alexandra, Va, LAGER BEER, in bottles or
small kegs. Orders left at his Restaurant will be
promptly attended to.
III Lunch every Monday morning. deg Iw.
EENTS' SEWED CALFSRIN BOOTS, of
NJ cur own make, IS 75-superor TO any ever -
offered before AZ this price.
j. ROSENTHAL, n
No. Y Pa. ave.. Market Space
de slim second door above sth AZ
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AUCTION SALES,
TO-DAY q T0-MoRRoW M0RNIN0


TO-DAY r TOMORROW MORNINO.
sy WALL & BARNARD. Auotloneers.
SI0 000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT
NM tOOO AucTIoN.-On THURSDAY I'VE
as,orp.SS wiu commence selling large and vel.
Yori ~ stock 81 Dry and Dress Goods from New
penn. - oe 500 without reserve, IN store No S6s
The saIe wii ~ ehue, opposite Browns Hotel.
noon So WI os continued Every Morplpr mar
Of ana Evening until the whole stock Is dsposed
bssin. MeIiro 1Sa fashionable styles in SIN Rom
seaines, Plaids, Alpsceas, a O.
great a stock of handsome Wool, Stella, and o,h.,
o,., Also,
Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestips.
With Black and Brown Cotfo.. pI..,
deries, &c Aoaahes, Embroi-
or lengths to suit purchasers IN iots
upwards. " s vi SI ana
The LADIES' are invited to attend,
NO damaged goods Will be sold. Every article
DEL WALL d BARNARD. Auot.