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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

A BOLD FoReEby.-Josepb Norton, who stated
that be came from N o. arrived in this city on
his way, a. he said, TO Lexington 10 be married .
He passed off a check on Rockford, Brown a. Co .
on ". D, for 80 600 which was certified nv the
Cashier cfthe CitiZ~n's Bank o on Mr. w
+. Snoddy, and also checks on the same parties
for $500 and 81 500 He paid for purcbas with
the check for $4,000, and. refusing money for
the balance, requested and received due bi of
So, $50 The checks were palmed of with a de-
gree Of dexteri'y which would have arrested all
suspicion Of wrong had any been entertained. -
L ouiSciIle FORMAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
ia2a Ct No. Pa av.. bet. sth and 8, h sts.

lvt character and sbstemious habits, and holding
offioe under Government, takes this as the most
expeditions method OF forming the acquaintance Of
over 20 years of of character and
amiable disposition. Having no aoq uaintances in
relatives. he IS desITous of Immediately obtaining
partner for life. Will give uIe1ce ptiopabe refer
strictly confidential. Address c. OK, Washing
ton, ID. @ iaS5 2tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

BALTIMORE, Jan rs Flour is trm ana higher.
Howard street and Ohio So .'''
Wheat Is higher; white 81 5OasI g. n.s N An
76Esc. ''a''0i VINO"
PROVISIONS closed buoyant with good demand
'IWhisky is dull and unchanged.
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r. C: wEIRMAN'S CARD

~ g. WEIRMAN'S CARD
OR HIS Patrons and others, the Ladies' and
Heads OF antilles of Washington, George--A
town, Alexandra. and vicinity. "a
C. WEIRMAN. 424 18th street, between New
YORK avenue and III street, has returned from Phil
sdel gha with = very fine stock of his Ladies' and
Chlldren's CUSTOM MADE SHOES, which he
Will sell at reduced rates for cash
They are the same make, qua ity of material du.
rabhty OF workmanship, and elegant finish as here
toiOre, which are 70 well known to his numerous
patrons throughout the District and various states
to ne lncomparaby superior in every respect. and
entirely different IN style fit and artistic workma
shlp TO am others venGed here or elsewhsre
de has made arrang ements greatly TO extend his
business, and therefore, will sell at exceedia az IN
moderate rates. on the terms above named.
Families NAV save halfthe mo ey usually thrown
away ON worthless shoes that have ne .ther styl
ut, nor wear In them.
The subscriber will warrant his in every particu
lar, Snd that one pair will outlast three pairs OF
those of ether manufacture.
There can be 10 stro ger guaranty of the inestlna
ole quallty OF these shoes thSn the universally
fast that they their perfect sha
10 the last, until entirely worn out. Jazz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EI6HTB
STRtKT, BETWEEN NORTH L AND M STREETS,
shall sell, IN front the preHises, at o'clock D.
norln part OF Lot No. II, In Square 4Nl, having a
'front.' OF 70 feet on 9Th street. AUD ruuIur h.c. %
rect inches. between l. and nj streets north
rms property Is handsomely situated in a VERY
rapidly improving part of the city, and the sale IA
wen worthy he attention OF persons wishing 10
purchase handsome Building Lot.
Ierms: Ohe-hatf cash; balance in s, II, and Is
months for notes bearing interest from day of as
deed given and deed of trust taken.
ia u d GRIrEN A..
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The kansas rr.-A,..

LkAvENwoETH, Jan 2s-Tbe
puollshes letter giving an account oS !, se.esy
. vetween Cspt Browns parry and a posse naSs,
the DEPUTY United States Marshal, nesT p,sas ~
Lykns county Five Of Browns party, the Mar.
snal ana his two assistants are reported kiIiss
The account is not vouched for, ana IA nroh.hl.
exaggerated. The friends Of Brown asset th,f n.
IL no, in the Territory ~' Nc
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. s6.-Flour il higher; Stats
- l2dso SOi OHIO 50 lOIS6 20; Southern IS 75zse
Wheat is buoyant; Western mixed 81 o.
corn Is nrmi sales GRimportant; mixed s7aSsc
prime Sl3 So -
Lasa Is big her; closing bucyant at l2aI2Kc.
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Destructive Fire.

sApsIAS, Mich, Jan ga fre oceured 81,
..urgis, Mich this morning, destroyiny SIS oSo
~ onI property, on which there Is an insur.noe
RaiIro1,S 3, S w. The Grand Rapids and Indiana
nre. on >xhSsh pany lost sl7,OCo in property by
'e' v" which there was no Insurance y
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Cenyicted-

case Of Daniel Fu,n Pa Jan q The jury In the
tonh Osborn, near wavnesboro, In ssn,s.r .,
Last, brought In verdict OF murder An ~ .
me prisoner was sentenced 10 tss ns,'
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MAR RIED,

On the 23d instant, at Harmony, Monmouth coun.
~, New Jersey, BY the Rev. w. ". Wilson, VIII.
LIAM MuRDEMANN. Of Washington city, to
Miss LUCY Nj. PARSONS, OF the former place
On T. 18th instant. By the Rev. q. w. Sampson
more, to Miss HANNAH r. MANN, OF this cIty
baltimore papers please copy.)
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DIED,

IN this city, on Monday, the 24th January, LETT
TIA ATkl NSON, widow ofths late Samuel Hum
phIeys. In the 73d year of her age.
The funeral viii take place on Thursday, the 9th
lrstant, at half u O'Clock, from the residence
OF her SOD. Capt. Humphreys, No. 3s5 18th street,
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend.
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FinRpctaI-

NEW YORK, January 20 Stocks are higher
Gnlcago and Rock Island 81; Illinois Centrsl
20S; New York Central u a; Pa. Coal Co as =.
R7ading 1917; Virginia 6's 9ox; Missouri 6's Is {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotloneers.

BY }. y. MCGUIRE CO.. AuctIOneers.
GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A
" LARGE AND VALUABLE INVOICE OF LONDON
BOOKS ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
MINUS, January Tih and 25th, at the auction
rooms, commencing at 81 o'clock, we shall sell,
Without reserve, q large and valuable invoice of
European Books, received direct from wIhs a
Sothoron, London. comprising about 1000 volumes
all bound In the most substantial and elegant style
We mama, IN part, amongst ths illustrated works
Lopdon IN the xiXth Gentry, Aokermann's MI
crOcnsm of London,
Cambridge University. Gallerie de Lucien Bona
parte,
Battles Of Waterloo. Qua tire Bras, and Lirny,
Cander's Modern Traveller,
knights Pictorial Museum,
Corps oil Royal Engineers. complete set, with
. several hundred engravIngs,
hlcl ara SON. Studies from Old English Mansions,
Loddlge's botanical Cabinet, British Drama,
Meyers British Birds, Gallefie de Vienne
London illustrated News, McJan's Costumes of
the Clans of Scotland,
SIMPSONS Illustrations of the War in the Esst,
Snakspesres Dramatic Works, bOydelfs samptu-
Gus edition. DO,
Together with Dean Swift's Works, Annual Req
ister, Quarterly Review, Journal of Science,
The whole forming the largest and mOst vauh Bile
collection of Books ever offered st auction in this
city.
Terms: SO and under cas- over S4Oa credit of
81 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
p. ). Catsl CUES may be obtained and the Books
examined upon application st the auction rooms.
ia Is eos 27th& 2sth Jan Auctioneers
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

e THs STAR PusLIsaBs rHl Lists or
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE wAsHIseroACrTY
Posr 0PrIcE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF rur
LAW DIRECTING fHEM TO BIZ PRINTED IN rHr
SEWsPAeER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
rIoS wIrHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE srYIcx.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TIE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

GOVERNMENT SALE OF STEAM EN.
SINE TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, LusBER, Ma
OF CAPT. NJ Z. MKIGs, ENGINEER or TsR WAsaH.
isGToN AQuBDucT.-On THURSDAY MORN.
iNS, xth Istatt. at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at IN.
Fish Wharf, u Georgetown, the Tools. MaabIn.rx
&c, use1 BY The government on the WashiLr ton
fhSSu oetnhPtt. We name in part
dep steam snsln-,2 Boilers, in hrst-rate or
stone cutting Machine, capable doing the work
of-men, cost Sl0,00a,
, ali the Puliies, Shaftnss, 90, WIN
Brlok moulding Mso3ine,
bisoksmlth's Portable FORCES, Bellows,
bnck, Dirt, and Stone WheeIherroys
Mechlf e and bandbarrow, Grindstopss
Sphns Irueks, Picks, Shoves, and Mattox
striking and Concrete Hammers and Sedses
Sard Screens. Mortar Hods, Roxes, Brics saddles
Carpenter's Benches, Vices, Tools
Stirlt Levels, Double and Single B ooks, Rope
New iron Fence, Caat Steel. iron RoIts
va Cast, w rought and Scrap Iron
y agons, Ploughs, Dirt Scoops
Drills. Crowb3rs. Tampins Irons
sfanty from Bridge No. S. which IN a larrs h,;a
Ing, taken d wn with care, doors. Tindovs
stsiTSays, and all complete.
TAKEN down wS sn and Ssasr shnss
Cooking, Ten plate, and Ofice stoves
IaDles, Benches, Bedsteads
Srockery and Tin Ware; Knives and Forks
Blankets, Comforts. Bed Ticks
ION Pots, Cooking Utensils
Buckets, Cloaks, Lanterns, Lamps
Oil, Paint, Washing Soda
Chests Tea, Pepper, and other Groceries
WIZ Ghsi- .aise l3t OF Lumrer aud Timber, Rope,
Comprising in all. the largest Sale of the kind that
has ever taken place in the District. The sale is
worthy the attention OF Builders, Machinists. Far
msrs. Contractors, and others.
-, By order Of Capt. M. C. Meiss.
Ji8 BARNARD & gUCKEY, Auot'rs,
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Conviction Of Carrie
Raittmors yT..L..,

psLIIMosk, Jan 26.-Peter Corrie, one Of m.
murdeFers OF Officer Rigdon Was canpso,.S ~, sne
morning Of murder in the arst degree.
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N IVA ID NV i U Z =
IA RETURNS.
Portraits, framed
Is cents. ANY SIZE
Portrait warranted
In hest cases or
frames at N. York
prices. Come all,
ana take a sitting
for one of those
hesu'Iful Pictures,
and obtain the ocu-
lar proofs, at X. g.
w q y ID l. f Y'S
Gallery, pepnsyl-
vanla avenue, bet.
18th and 18th street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

rELADON SNYDER.
~ Philharmonic Hail. tcest Of Star Ose,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF
STOVES, TIN, COPPER. AND ShEET-IRON
WARE.
invite the attention of the public to INV complet
assortment of Cooking. ParlOr and Heating Stoves
most of which of style and quality never before
offered In this market
| have also on hand and constantly mauufacturin.
all kinds of Tin and Jepaned Ware, of the yery hast
mAterIs, and will mspufacture order any nrtiole
in my line. pledsing myself to give entire sstisfao
ton both as TO quality and prce.
Tin Roofing, Plumbing, Steam, Gas Fitting and
Repairing done at the shortest notice BY oompetent
voTkmen. Ia I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

A 7 No. 436 SEVENTH SrEET, ALWAYS
"A In store good assortment OfPAfERHANG-
ING 5, Gold Band and Common WINDOW
SHADES, SHADE TRIMMINGS. BUFF HOL-
LAND, PICTURE CORDS and LOOPS, 4 O.
Orders executed IN satisfactory manner, or no pay
required. JOHN NARKRiTER
is Ct 8doors above Odd F elbows Hall. 7th st.
nor SALE FOR TERMOF YEARS. OR
Y FOR HIRE BY THE YEAR-A stout, Bile
COLORED NJ AN, young and active. Has been
accustomed to farm work and the care of boY ses
dels honest ana capable, and may be bought or
nlred on very reasonable terms. Inquire at 4Ol New
YORK avenue, between the hours of 8 and D. m.
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

SHlLLlSGTON'S VALENTINE: EMPO
~ RlUM-The Oldest ard largest Valentine man
nfacfuring and Importing establishment this city
Fifteen ears ex perenoe and unlimited faoilit es
enable the pfopneor OF thus estabs hment not only
to produce better Valentanes and in Ianch re.ter
variety, but also to sell them at from IS to 40 per
cent lower than any other house IN this city. The
stock for this season 10 especially recommended for
IT'S great richness, novelty, eleganse, ard variety OF
Particular attention bestowed upon orders re-
oelved by mail. j. SHILI.INGTON,
bookseller, Udeon Building,
ia25 81 corner ~ street and Pa avenue
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A weekly publication of Sheet Music, suitable for
the lay and singers of the Home circle. and con
slstng Of sixteen pages full folio size, stitched IN
handsome cover. IL con tsns all the popu ar dances
OF the day aIrang ements from the most favorite
operas scenas, songs, ballads, airs, TO. An abun
dant supply of everything that the popular Is ste
demands never too difficult, always Instructive,
and ever fresh and delightful.
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL
has been received by the public, and the nda
tons II has won from the Press, guarantees of
It's worth. A work SO cheap, accurate, and elegant
does not exist in any other country. The same
would cost at least twenty times W bat it costs
"Our M usical Friend" Variety and excellence are
much needed.
Pieces BY the following composers have appeared
In the hrst en- lumbsrs the names speak for them
selves: Mozart, 8 Lover. Wallerstein, Mey erbeer,
Elotow, Burgmui Ter, F. Schubert Verdi. Donzetti,
strauss, husard Thalbers, Balfe, RossIm, J.
Weber. kucken, Speyer, Abt, G.. A. Macfarreu,
Beiilnl, ii smart Asoher. Crouch, D'Albert, Bish-
op, AMBER, Paeslelo. Lindpaluter. Beethoven q o q,
dc. All these pieces ere within the range of ord-
nary players and slnxers AMI are invariably charac
tsrlZsd by delicious msosy and easy acoOmpsni-
ments.
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
lspublished weekly. price 10 cents, and may be
will be sent direct from the oce Of publication at
the following rates: yea.ly IS; half year S250 /;
Clubs, copies, 9l4; copies S26 20 copies $40 per
year; same rates for halt year. NO subscription
taken for less than months, pay able in advance
Once of Our Musical Friend" Is Frankfort
street, New York. c. b. SEYMOUR CO.,
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THE LATEST NEWS
y Telegraph Tor the Evening Star.
Fugitive Slave Case.

Leav.nrros Jan A.-An attempt wss made ~
slave nov Kansas. on Saturday, TO resen. =
fugitive. Inv. ,slas tsisl on the charge Of being
1890. asns9 IN, and with the sssist,nr. 80 .asIks
r ,n.o, IN repeiling the st,errnt Nn.s
H'eH' ehis's, aud more trouble is sn,,e,n.,sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

lust Received, From Europe, q the NJ usie
y Store Of w. g. METZEROTT,a large order Of
MUSIC for Violin, Flute. violincelio, and HAP
comprising thelatest puhlicanons. hio
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BIRDS birds ..-BIRDSm

Mr.. WARNECKE has returned from-<N-
Germany with variety of fine SINGINS BIRDS
Those who purchased Birds from him about q year
ago W |! prove that he has the best imported sing
ers. HIS stopping place Is, as before, at Charles
Werner's, No SIS PenDs y wanna avenue, where he
occupies private room. where the LADIES' also can
see his lmportatlt OF hundreds of Birds arrived in
the vessel Alters, lately at New York. is 1C-lws
lSfafas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
II HEALTH.-Madam MOUNTS ConsumptIoI
Destroy or, acts magicay on Coughs, Colds Asth
ma, Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases of
colds one or two bottles will effect cure AZ A cost
Of 20 cents. Persons from oil sections have ordered
different Quantities by express. Ii il purely vege-
table q babe can take II without injury Hayins
been restored to health by il herself, from deer con-
sumption. she reoommends 1t unhcsItatinsly to sl,
Delays are dangerous. Make immediate app1cafion
II ron wish to be saved. Apply at No. Sss street
between 18th and 18th. or at Stott's, corner Penn
avenue and nth street also, at Culvers corner
str eet and Penn. avenue. de e-Sm
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| vALUABLE FARM FOR sAIE-T

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIE.-Ths
"A subscriber offers for sale his + r M, in Prince
Ueorge county, Nd situate S miles from Washing
ton ana miles ON the Biadensburg Depot. 1t con-
telns 100 acres of highly improved and very produc
Lvo land; nearly sll Of which rs natural grass Ia nd
Inc improvements are IN good repair.
Also ADJOINING the same farm leo 10 go sores vii
be sold, II desired.
The above lands are not surpassed by sny othe,
land within Is miles of washington for hesut. oi
iocat!on, produetlveness, cOnvemence to market, OF
health They are well watered and the neig hborhooC
good.
The terms of ssle are as follows: One third cash
and the balance IL ], 2, and years. Title uDdis.
pIted
. Persons desiring such lands will please refer e
ID. 4. DIgges, Attorney at Law, Upper Marlboro
thepremlscs, DO.
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THE CELEBRATED
Il DR.. = s RISE'S MEDICINES,
Or PHILlDRLPHIl,

These remedies are the result of thirty Eve years
only reliable preparations to cure the ysriou, ills
PECTORAN M wall r,dlcslly cure couIhs. Colds,
H"arsness, Bronchitis. aid ell Lug diseases. Price
DIR. j. S ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Further, for the cure OF sornfula, Old
and al diseases arisinE from an impure state Of lie
DR. J.s.F0SE's pYsPEPrIc COMPOUND.
The on. = sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
P'a nR rsN R9 D. Gen PAIN cUsps 4, ,,
cure all but IT alone has stood the of IS years,
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear A ches, CholIo,
PaIcs in the Limbs, Joints, Back and spine, or any
pain internally or externally. Piice, L. IS, and
ifyou wish TO get cured Of any OF the above oom-
plants get nT. J. s Roses genuine a edicnes.
written signature on the cork Of each bottle Sold
i; i: BsssTs q these Poor nO.trum, ~ port
Ceiling oFFTsEhLINs 4fE 5000
AZ sr.sti' reduced prioes-Esny at less than
Also, an slors a full stock Of frs; c'sss general
Staple Goods for family use, which we offer at the
We shall Be E,sa,ly Obliged to those whc.s BIZ.
LIST February. as we expect al bills paid promptly
70 the hrst OF the year. ,o,.vco
jazz 2w SIS 7th street, north Pa avenue.
PRof' MENAS SkTi sao H[ [fs REsssR.
FoR LADIES AND GkNTLkMEN,
az their homes TO execute orders FOR the
Msna. sfs Dress Mstef and MilinsT. sSs .sr.es
three doors from 9TH 81. jaAIws
L,OR RENT-PIANOs and MEL onoo~s. at
jsA Between 9Th sn1 % q &c.
BUFFALO ROBES! BUFFALO ROBES
Il BUFFALO kUBbs"
large lot OF superior BUFFALO ROBES, which
they are selling very eas'p ..or,,,~o
n g - /" An'-I'ot y 90
6nnEaI BAhUA,NS ~ ri aNOs. .,s- IA
NJ Second hand, nj Sc Penn. avenue, between s-h
ja& " John 2. Ellis.
INDIA RUBBEK POOR ANp BAL 81 LIZ.
Il Hair Pins, RAttles. TesthinE Rlngs' Chi'fens
mx.m mss Dfessihs 'O"' LANNON'S.
. s,l,n,u 10 Cuur ron saLt.-A slave
"A Woman. 81 years old; thoronsa 90 All
rood house servant. wsrrsnted per ec.t h9nn.H
AID trust-vo thg-thoSSs e., BIZ so,t SSHfes /. a.
NJOTICE To CKE .IrYksETss sHost.sIe .
-, as: ..csn e1 sridoSd
sssIsth street. opposite tA. = Irs.ssry; rv,,,.
,sORE NEW JEwEI.kY.-I pave jsst re-
ss ,sGss o. so.. s Ss, s:a SS
and viii sell st very low prices.
~ Call immediately for good bargains Of 50
ian H.. O. HOOD
4 AIDES, BRAIDs, rlaats. Cars, H.li.SiE.,
IL and Puts ~ CHESS, nsAf corner o. = An '
spd Psnnsyiyanss Avenue
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DICCOLOMlNI PHOTOGRAPHERS at Is cents
l. each, are to be had ct the Muse store Of
VERY FINE WATCHES.-Ih have nov in :tore
Q lot of very superior GOLD and Sill
YER WATCH ES, and with large sddl- "a
toual stock this day received. must be run hz
OF. will therefore offer them very cheap, 0xs
at $50 Penn, avenue.
iaH n. u. HOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
THE PEOPLE's COFFEE POT.

Lovers of good coffee, call and examine this Gal
ebrated article. 1t Is the only Coffee Pot ever IN
vented that preserves the pure aroma of the beyy.
and &C the Same time Is very economIcal, requiring
only two thirds the quantity of coffee used In the
ordinary mode of boiling or sale az the PIamhina
Gas Fitting and Stove ESTABLISHMENTS Of
CEkADUN SNYDER
jan mex to Star ONCE
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

AuCt10reerN.
ByA. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
H TURF AT hUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 18th
Instant, shall SELL at the residence OF w. II. Draw
ID Sd Gee wsst az ss o. ao aosia
az excellent assortment of nearly new Furniture.
Fine Walnut Dsmask covered Parlor Set.
Fine Walnut Marble-top Centre Table and Wash
Fine Mahogany Marble-top and other Bureaus,
F Enc NV 90; French and other Bedstesds,
Fine Veneer Cane-seat Dining and other Chairs
Fine Walnut EXteHsion Table, Hat Rack, &C.
China, Crockery. Glass. Table Cutlery, and Plated
Superior aan.el Vase. and Girandolss,
bIle Hair and Shuok Mattresses,
Velvet, Tapestry az other Carpets,
Cooking Radiator snd ether stoves,
otherarticIes, whioh we deem unnecessary to
Terms: All sum. under sa5, cash; over s2s,
or DIT OF % 90 days for notes satisfactorily en-
o iassd "eA'n1 interest," A. GREEN, Auot.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
rVNRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i EsTkTE-By virtue OF s deed OF trust bearing
date am Of June, 1851 snd Ieco ded among the land
records of the District OF Columbia, in Iiber T. A
81 S fi "a s9d a!y v .aus fs s
certain lot or parcel ofand " ing and situate IN The
city of Washington. and marked and desirnssed In
i've hundred and 20. s.lS lot
situated on the north side of street north. hetveen
alley.
erms: One fourth cash, and balance IN equal
PAYMENTS with interest at 9, r. and 10 months, the
sotes ior the deferred payments TO be secured BY
FERN. q sale 70 Be oonSssd with in Eve days,
otherwise the trustee the night to resell at
the risk and cost Of he purchaser.
Ali convey ancinS NJ the cost Of the purchase.
.s.. ANDREW WYLIE, Trustee.
all-dts A. GREEN, Auofs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
AUCTION ALn
ByJ. C. McGTIREACo

By J. G.. McGTIRE & CO., Asot,on..,.-
TRUSTEES sAbE OF HACKNEY csp
y hiASE AND PAIk OF SUPERIOR BAY HorssaN
in 'front.' Of The auction roon. IN snail J, clock 2 M
OF deed In trust dated November g. lass and dnl
recorded in LIber J. A. s. No 49, folio iss ct sea
superior Mock Caieohe, used as a hackney car
, nal, la se ano oalIt By William 7. Hook.
Terms: Sio0 oash; the residue In |, 2 s. T. S and 6
WIZ interest and secured to the satisfac.
tion OF the Trustee.
ia Is J. c. MoGUIRE 4 Go Anot.
By A. GREEN, AuotIopeer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF PROVISIONS.
NnGGc By oRpEs OF THE NAVY AGENT.-On SAT-.
IN ~ "a The I'm of February, shall SELL front
st 10 o'clock a. m, the following goods by order OF
the Navy AGENT, viz: " O'N'' Vi
q pairs blue Flannel Drawers,
Isl lbs. Bread,
2u1 lbs PORK,
17lbs. RIoe,
~ lbs. Pickles,
ssh lbs. Butter,
Terms cash IN specie.
ia n 2aw&ds A. CREEK. knct
By WALL & BARNARD Aucnoueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
NhT PuBLIc SALE.-On THURSDAY AFTER
NUN. 2Hh instant. at s o'clock, in front of the
s 81 sGf S a. on SS.:,e
o Gnu avenue between and q streets NORTH
sfa Iunmnx back about IS feet, and improved with
ms sale on srs an investment or the means of Sc
curing dwelling for moderate sum.
months, vrh interest, and secured By a deed Of
j. 10 .o.s. wAEt s 8; Rsss T,s:.s:
IET IE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
ja2-2avts VAL \ REV; uans nout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
CHARLES DIGGES,
near Bladensburs
de l-2aw4w

UTTHE ABOVE LAND WILL BE OF.
fered at pubic sale, on THURSDAY, the 27l h Jan
uary 1883 az IL O'Clock m on the premises Ii VII
De so!d either IN whole or part may tuIt pur.
chasers CHARLES DIGGES.
ia lS-OG4t
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