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n d. YALE & CO.,
" $50 MAIN STREEf.
REFRIGERATORS,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT PAINT.
For ko IFS. the best article for the PURPOSE In se
Lightning Rods OF the most approved kind.
Pumps Of ali kinds.
Hydraulic Rams.
Leas and Iron Pipe all Sizes
portable Gas Works put up in town and country.
dotel and Family Cooking Ranges and nIoses, all
sizes.
All kinds of Plumbing and Gas Fitting done to
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Guttericg, Heating public and pri
yats buildings In ell the various ways known in
modern improvementa 0p 26-2m
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DLAYIEG CAR0s I'D gros o.. p
7 Playing eards- Steamboat, iirssds, Sc, 10
sels by LOUIS 50kelkVxs
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= = :. r,cn
AT 81 MAIN STREET.

CHILDRENs' SHOBS.-PER
aU EXPRESS FROM PHILADELPHIA,
we are in receipt OF the following very desirable
st,,es of Childrens' hoes, viz: Patent Leather
pnmp and OK ord Ties. with and withon: heels
bise K and colored tip and high fcxsd, button ana
and patent Leather Boots, slippers md ankle Ties.
with and without heels, and many other styles 700
rrmarous 10 mention. Those la want OF res nice
and GOOD shoes for their children, would do well to
cSii anu see LEU '"' MARCUS HARRIS,
:o Is3 Broad street.
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eNVN~NM TKUNH S III NE " 1UNh
kqilx---zIS PRICES !! Il have On hand, direct
~ifTlSR L. NJ from the ma, of lcturers, tho LAR
Sks&-ll-A0aEoT STOCK uF TRUNKa, BON.
NET RCXEa, VALISES and CARPET BAaa to
be found in Richmond Having made arrange.
mens to get all my Trunks at the low est prices,
will guarantee to sell them cht ap they can be
bought By The retail in New York.
LISE to buy, you can cave from ONE re TEN Dol
LARS By buying 1t from me.
lie S-Iw Richmond, Va.
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4sa HOUSE On GOVERNOR STREET
HA FOR RENT-For rent, and possession given
% the lst of April the house on the west eide of Go
Fernor street, nov occurred by Mr.. =. II. Cowling,
snd adjoining the corner house in the occupancy OF
Messrs Doggett Ander son. Apply to Samuel P
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors of W m
Mitchell, Jr. NH 16-ts
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WILLIAM 7 GIBSON will continue
w the business heretofore conducted By BELL
GIBSON at the old stand, and 10 prepared, with re-
newed fac ties for carrying Gu the CARPENTER
business In all its branches, particularly In HOUSE
BUILDING, and would be pleased to receive the
patronage literally extended to the old concern
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS. C0RNICES
and MOuLDINGS made at snort notica.
WILLIAM GIBSON,
Ean street, above 9Th,
nv 24-Im* Richmond, Va.
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M FOR RENT-A commcdious brick
- Mouse ON the corner of Frsnklin and 29th sits,
church tiIi. 1t is now occupied By Mr. james ID
Elicit 1t mas rooms with kitchen. stable, and a
wall Of good water on the. premises. Possession
given the 10Th June. Apply to
&c ALLEN,
q Enustar Co.'S Tnhaccr, Racfnrr
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GUENTHER,

A. aoHNTHHh' .Rcu,rRcr
Offers bis services to the public for making
NEW PLANS, OF all descriptions
EmbellishinR ELEVATIONt
DRAWING and PAINTING in perspective
IN and OUTSIDE VIEWS Of public buildings,
or private residences to be erected
TAKING, and PAINTING VIEWS of buildings
from nature
References can be given by Capt Lybrock No l42
Main street, Mr. Jno Glbsen, 9th street, between
Main and Cary.
Orders will be received and promptly attended to-
by calling at Messrs Jno Geo Gibson's steam
door. sash and blind factory. 9th street. between
Main and Cary.
Office up stairs. my I-1ms
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Aua LADIES', MISSES and chill
GkA DREsy BOOTS AND sHoRs.-Ne have ns
Iadies, Misses, and Childrens' Boots and Shoes
both with and without heels. which are very nn ne
and pretty embracing most OF tbs dileIe s'y;,es
had made expressly to our order, first rate assort
men. Of Ladies' Misses and Children. snoes ,of con-
stanf;sI as shoes can be made, and are SOFT and
pi0"'0 PUTNEY j. WATTS.
6,e No liz Main street.
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NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.

NEW AND SfLENUlD CNn6M1.
The following scheme will be drawn Of WOOD,
efynY CO. (Snccessoys 70 5. BwAN Il O.. } Man
AGRA Of the SPARTA ACADEMY LarTTkRY. Of
Georgia at Augnssa, Ga, IN public ~ follows:
Oi,Ans * draws on SATURDAY, June 4th 1859.
GLASS "A draws on SATURDAY, June nth, 1889.
GLASS rs draws on SATURDAY, June 18th, 1859
GLASS 2s draws ON SATUkDAY, June 2sth 1859.
70 BE DRAWN ON THE PLAN OF HlNGLE
NUABERS
FIVE THOUSAND f0uR HuMDRED AND
EIaHTY-RIvK PRIEST
$4,000 TIC K e T 9
NxARLY ONE rglzs TO TvRRY mise rIcxfrs
MOST SUPERB S G II 4 NJ h
prize oE........s.oeeel Prize Of ....si;s o oe
DO g,iUt gu FfHes oL'.''''''' 90
do .,........ lee8 100 do s1
do ....... 80. 500y Zen do 51
do ........... 1000 100 do !S
do ,,.. soSa h1 do .00
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizesof $500. a2proximasing {" >ae'Oe0 q, eoe
prizes Of eco. experimenting to sD'cS ao
prize, ETS ..n xo~ A'@"V
prizes Of $40. epproximating 70 slo'ou ooo
prize, are ooa ''oV"
prizes Of t22S, approximstins 70 so'"' ooa
prizes Ii 500, Approximating to s4.ooe ooo
prizes 81 sIso. spproxizns.ins to $500 <.o
pr fl..e Il $780, .pproximasing to $500 -.
.ooo ryR}sas ri x2o are 100000
az rr,zas Amounting To $50 go
"'IWhria TIck ats 40. Halves IS Quarters, g 50;
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rIT1 UR80 HTURE.-CHAS. B. DAME
" SON, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST. corner
Main and 18th streets has at all times IN hand and
receiving weekly Per steamer, large nd we'll 90
Perfumes; Brushes of all descriptions
Brown Windsor Soap, 10
Lewis Pure Lead; Linseed on
Oolors ground in Oil
Window Glass; Putty; Madder
lndiEoi Quinine; Seaars
Fancy Soaps; fine Teas only
Matches, Ec
Suitable tor country trade. His retail Aepartnont
scomptete IN Gil its varied branches.
Manufacturer Of the celebrated D'OrsAy Oolovne
sampson. 10. - IA
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~ HAT AND BONNET DLgACH1N0, PRESS
ina. DfEfN0 AND BC0URLN0
RsTAHLlsHMnhT.
CessaA OF BROAD AND 9fH ETREtTs.
Lassies q you wish 20 have your old Bouncts ena
Ciisrens tegboru Flats cleaned and pressed 10 '"e
srritig fashions, . visit Ia solicited
A word to the gentlemen Of this raetfopois nv
wish to have their Panama and straw ats pies
pressed and trimmed TO the atest stT tAke Ws
to the New York Hat Pressing Estabiisnnlensi. q.
0sntlemen's garments cleaned and psHyssHSIi III, "
neat style. BAMUbL MoEtnCnari.tnr.
10 4-fts LIZ. -
m SPECIAL EOTlCE To ANN,
~ ERs-We have Just received al w ~ vtta lbs
espeo'Ai ATTENTION Oh iAI ETLLETT 4 wKIsIGER..
Mo l67 Main stTt et
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- FO2 RENT Lawyers and Doc
- tors Offices and Lodging Rooms, on 18th street,
ia front of Bank st.. by
nv 5-ts JEO BELVtN.
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- FOR kENT-A House on Union
- Hill. recently occupied by Henry Lowry, cen
tanning four rooms, passage, &c. with Kitchen,
Wood and Goal House In the yard, and a we'll Of
wat r. 1t is located near the residence OF hr Ad.
dington. To a good tenant. the rent will be node
rate. For terms &c, apply to
RO Lyme, Land Agent, &c.
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall.
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nOaGETT & ANDsES0N-Dealer in
~ Paper Hangiugs. Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods Window ehades, Beds, Mattresses. &c. cor.
aer of Governor ard franklin street3--Have 70
seved and we'll selected stock for the sprins
Trade to which they invite the attention OF buyers
Intending to Offer such inducements 20 purchasers
kat great bargains may DO realized. We also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and Uphoister.
ing in the city or country, promptly, By the best
worn men. ap4-3m
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EIUH NUM-, J&nuary !, 1907
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
L associated themselves together under the Arm
and style Of JOHNSON d. TRUEHEAkT, Tor the
purpose of conducting General Grocery. Commis-
sion and Forwarding Business They have taken
the large granite trent house on Gary street. for
merly occupied by n. Conrad. second door above
Virginia street.
They viii always keep on haEd the best assort
naent OF Groceries, Liquors. &C, which they will
furnish to the trade ut the lowest prices. By strot
attention to business they hope to receve liberal
share of patronsge. b. J. JOHNSON,
Late of the firm of DibreIl h Johnson.
BAT. TRUEHEART,
ia 4-ts Late of Danyille Va.
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Pints, 00J return OF bottles
Half pints, per doz, 5V-extra charge for bot
ties.
Trusting. By prompt attention t, orders. and of
fsrng always the best article to shate still great
er part of public favor. AND give general satiefac
ton.
Goods for the country packed in barrels, and de.
livered to any Railroad Depot in Town, free Of
charge.
/ am still Agent for the sale of Jacob Seeger's
Baltimore LAGER BEER, and Daudelet's XX
PALE ALE the superiority OF which is acknow-
lodged by everyJadGe; aud / continue to recon-
mend both articlesfor their pureness and beneficial
effects to invads.
corner 10th and Main SITS, Messrs Laidey Robin
son, corner 4th and Franklin, at my store, wild
be promptly attended to. NH lo-dtJ1
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ASEa FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
aO Another case of the above from Miles,
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Pat Leather Dress
Boots do do and calf ehees; do do do Congress Cal
ters. JOHN PAGE, JR,
my5 80 Main street.
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$500 GAhRLAGES, CAKkIAGES.
HfH The subscriber has en- hand, ct his
Ooeon Making Establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary. Oath and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CEARIu-
TEES, BAROUCHE5, BUGGTES with and without
tops, aud sULKIES-sll of his own make, of the
be sold as low az good work Of the kind can be in
The city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask q call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line, a. | am determined to make to order end to
sell ut the lowest prices possible and all work sold
that Ia new, warranted
nih 7-em MICAJAH MAN6UM.
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Main and Cary.
EH-Ofice up stairs. my 14-ImH
THE SUBSCRIBERS offers his services
L as AUCT1ONEER, to the citizens of Richmond
and the public generally. piedeing his particular
attent to all sales his care feeling
assured his long experience as Auctioneer, will
entitie him to . share Of public patronage
office in rear OF jones' store, No rs Main
street. entrance in the Alley.
my 7-3m J H DIGGER
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- MILES & SONS BOOTS AND
M sHOES.-Just received a fresh supply of
Miles 4 Sons dress Boots and Oxford Tics.
JEO G PAGE, JR,
v,v6 Main afraaf
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- IUhfIN, hUTEh q NJ " n"
A1E7 RAY,
UNDERTAKES,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of resdy-msdo
C0FF4NSAND AETALLICBURLAL CASES
NH 23-Iy
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a. FOR RENT-The Dwelling ON 9Th
EA street near Leigh 1t has seven rooms best es
cea; two story kitchen and hy drsnt IN the yard
Possession can be had Immediately. Aprlv at
&c OOURTNEY'S,
IL m krna afr
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WAfcH kHFuHNs-The dock II the Centra,
guard house indicated quiet condition of those
beats reporting-not single trial case being en-
tered. The sheet was not blank, however, for
II was flled with the names Of thirty nine lodg-
ets, NEST Of whom have been living upon the
CHARITY OF the citizens Of Washing ton or other.
wise, during the winter, though few II apy of
tnem, are residents Of the city. UNFORTUNATELY
the sturdy beggars could not be accommod ated
al the workh ouse at their first coming Now,
tnat the spring Is approaching, they can be made
70 remunerate the corporation in some measure
II sent to labor on the farm for the long term.
The TWO fnely-drilled and handsome looking
companies Of Cadets at the Georgetown College
are visiting this city to-day on parade, and will
oine al the National Hotel with invited guests.
THE FIRST SHAD Of the season will be served
up to-day by that star caterer, d Hammock
Mind the numbers, 2O4 and 2O6 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, Wizards Hotel block, and s'when found
make a note on'tn
LANINrABLK SUIcIDEs.-We see thousands In
our streets dying by inches, coughing themselves
INTO the grave, when Mrs. nj. N. Gsrdner's Indian
Bal sam OF Liyerwort and Hoarhound would quiet
the cough and cure the disease preyinx upon them.
IL may be found at all the druggists. fe 2-lw
WEBBING CAKES, very pretty and very CHEAP at
tne fhiiad phla Confectionery, corner 18th and F
streets. Toe Cream and Water Ices 81 cents per
euArt. in t7-1ms
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GEORGETOWN.
Csrrssysnlsses of The Ssar

tEoRsrTowN, Feb S, 1850
Our City Councils had before them las, n,vh,
session until a late hour But little Of the mt
ness, however, was completed. The only bill Of
any moment which was perfected was the IA
bill, which was passed by the Aldermen and
signed. The proceedings will appear hereafter
During discussion upon the subject OF gas
Mr.. Muncaster made some rather startling reye,
latfons. He stated that the present consumption
OF the article by the street lamps was costing
ABOUT ~ per cent. more than the whole amount
yielded by the 10 per cent tax on the every etOO
that service.
Mr.: Thomas F. Evans was elected, last night,
oy Joint meeting Of the City Councils, police
oficer, TO fill the vacancy caused by the removal
Of Jesse w Kitchen, and Mr.. William ]. los
zleI was elected gauger of spirituous liquors,
and inspector Of salted provisions.
We learn from gentlemen who have passed
over the entire line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal the last four days that they have never
Witnessed the same amount of energy and activi-
", upon the part Of the employees. on any occa.
SION heretofore, to put the whole Of IL In good
repair, as has been visible for some time past
The general opinion Is that Il will be in better
condition the ensuing spring for the accommo-
aatlon OF trade upon II than II has ever been
The young ladies attached to Miss Narrower 3
Seminary gave concert Of vocal and instru-
mental music last night, which was attended by
several hundred invited guests from your city
- o. A1'ciy piece sung anu performed on
the piano was executed In excellent style, the
large audience often manifesting their entire
qualification by long and loud applause The
Georgetown Seminary, under the manas ement
OF Miss Narrower, is rapidly acquiring a reputa-
ton Tor usefulness 1t has never enjoyed heretofore
The ladies' fair at Forrest Hall was literally
crowded again last night. Everything connected
with 1t moves along with a degree OF good feel
ing and harmony, which renders II truly desi-
rab!e place Of resort on each evening. Let every
reader Of the Star in Georgetown attend this even
ing. 1t is expected that the fine set of silver
ware will be rafled Off, and many very desira-
bic articles offered for sale low
The Offering Of beef cattle at the yards yester-
day amounted to about 225 head, 195 of which
was purchased by District butchers at 50 50as5
on the hoof, equal to S7aSl0 net; few very prime
sold for SIC. per 10. gross. The remaining 30
were left over. Sheep 4a5c. per Id Hogs eSa
as so.
No change In the -four or grain markets.
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MARRIED.

On the 81 instant. by the Rev. Father Boyle,
EKANCIS A. REARUEN to MARY A. SHOR,
TELL. both of this city.
baltimore papers please copy.)
On the Sd instant. BY the Rev VIM Rodgerz
Nj RI, all of this city.
baltimore papers please eOpy.)
In GEORGETOWN, on Thursday, Feb, 81. by the
Key Father Ashwanden, FRANCIS, eldest son
OF LOUIS wise, OF Leehorn. to MARY CECILIA
OHANNAH ELLMEYER CALL N of
Ge0TgetOwn.
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r ooK OUT FOR BARGAINsI

inst arrived at HAMIL ION co.'s Whole
pIete sssortment OF SASH DOORS. BLINDS ana
MOULDINGS ever before offered In the Desired.
ExtensIve srrenfem entf have been made with the
best manufacturers IN tie country for q ooLst.rt
supply Of the best material and yorkmanship an OF
ON be bouEht elsev here. III you vosld eoon0miss.
Dc % ~ buying ~ So 7tk street. opposite Centre
= asv n. w. HAMILTON 4 90.
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DIED.,

On FRIDAY evening, at o'clock, Mr. GEORGE
WHEATLEY, In the 54th year OF his ace
Inc fneIds and acqualniances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral on To-
morrow Sunday Afternoon. at O clock. from hl q
Island, ~ ~ W" s'Ae
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AUUTIOa SALEe.

BY g. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers
pEKEMPTORf AND UNRESERVED SALE
Il OF 81 DOZEN GENUINE LONDON Do X BRANDY,
fHNu fS WINE &o:o0n MONDAY MOkN-
lNG, ebruary It'll, at 10 O'Clock on the FIRST floor
ofthe auction rooms, we shall sell, without reserve
to cover advances
so dozen genuine London Dock Brandy,
IS cases Hungarian Wines various brands
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum q
credit of60 and 9odays, for notes satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest.
fesd J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF PROVISIONS
Xn&o BY ORDER OF THE NAVY AeENr.-On SAT-
URDAf the 18th of February, shall sell, ia front
OF my auction room, on the corner Of 18th and SITS
the Navy Agent, viz:
q psrs blue Flannel Drawers,
25ih lbs. Bread,
lS2H lbs. do.
2Dlbs Pork,
II lbs. Rice,
~ lbs. Pickles,
ssh lbs. Butter.
Terms cash IN specie.
By order of w, PIINN Navy Arert
ia N-zaw6os A. GREEN, Auct.
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AUCTI0H HALEa.
TO-DAY q TO-MORRoH MORNING.

>e44k&ASs
TO-DAY 9 To-MoRRoN MORNING.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotiopeer,.
AND sILvER WATCHES. PINE GoLD frwSIIt
Sssltsf &c; az, every hskN IN sros COM
"5s q: Int s.HcsT ofiae. '' " ''A Street, 0''0'
l..;a WALL & BARNARD. Auot,.
BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
Fms CUT atis911f R s,ddLsgERRiPLATED WARE,
f ffHiTRsi b9PSso sESys Hotel VII
TT ss I 10 oSSSk sale especially for ladies'
fss WAIE ssi sGkS sssi,f e . ysIus.
RENE FRENCH's NINTH ANNT.I 9
Jan ath. and ESery RvsnlnrrG A..
Hay aaty'R Rs been seven years with z Pratt. E..
o oSE s es nsPpy to see all hi. % eu.tomers Nv
Fine family and Pccfsi Bi6iss, PRAYER Books.
~, tifally illustrated and illuminated. 0'sa'
mMsverly Novels; II volumes, complete,
p:oEens Wo5k. four styles Of binding, complsts in
c!TEsss s H., Roa.iCa Text Book. ac,, &c
az private sale during the day at half p1blisher'.
Ladies add gentlemen are invited to call and e1.
Old Store, between 10Th and ith streets, Penn ave
Jas. T G. Sp Mc ct RPssYsts ' c. .u,,,
BIN. z. fEENcH. Salesman. Ea'tf
By J. c. McGUIRE CO., Auctloneer..
L3SiHG OUT SALE OF EUROPEAN
FEBRUARY hrst, At half past six o'cocE at The
SUCTION rooms, We shall close out the InyoIca OF
Sou. loo loo. S0pKs on our Shelves of which
S-Purohasers at former sa'es will please cal
foI the,r Books previous to that time.
ez-St }. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY J. C. MO6 UIRE & CO., Auctioneer,.
MARSHAL'S SALE OF BILLIARD TARIE
s,h Un 81 URDAS AFTERNOON. February
goods and chattels of Jas. e. LLOYD shall sell y,
MS RESTAURANT coruer of nth ann f. streets one sn
peIlor ~ q nearly new Billiard Table.
Ia. rs Oh -tnrd cash tue residue in g. and 90
terest. e'' oeAhhk IN
WIN. SELDEN, u. Y. Marshal ID q.
Iex ). Z. Mc6UIRE & CO.. Aucts
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneer,.
MAKsHAL,S SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
~ ~ bIeuoRS' WINES AND CIGARS -On MONDAY
ss, s NJ ny, e6ruary eth. at 10 o'oeck. ON the
hfS ISL moor OF the auo ION rooms ofJss. c. McGuue
20. oy virtue OF an execution against tn. Soods
and chatt els of James r. Lloyd Shall sell 70 tSs
asnas, bidder aarge and valuable stock of LIQUORS,
Uholee Pale and Dark Brsndies, in demIjohns and
Superior Old Rye Whisky. in demijohn. and bar
Holland Gin. Jamaica Spirits,
foIt, sherry Madeira and Champagne Wines
L9t Glssrs; Demliohns, Deosnters, &C., DO.
circuit OF So 60. and 80 days for satIsiactoriiy en-
,, WIN, sEIDEN. U. 9 Marshal C.
lel-d J. G. Mcguire a Co Aucts
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fe2-iv JOHN 4. scHEEr., Agent.
OUR sIcAL FRIEND.

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&c All these pieces are within the range Of Ordi-
nary play ers and SINGERS invariably charac-
tsrlzed BY delicious melOsy and easy accompani-
ments.
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y OK HIS Patrons and others, the Ladies and
Heads OF amllles OF W ASKING ton. GeorEe--
town, Alexandra, and vicinity. "a
C. WElRMAN. ca 18th street, between New
York avenue and h street, has returned from Phil
edelphia with very fne stock Of has Lsdlet' and
Children's CUSTOM MADE SbOES, which he
will sell 80 reduced rates for cash
They are the same make. qua ity Of material. du-
rsbllty Of work uAhshlp, and elegant hnlsh As here
tofore, which well Known 70 has humorous
patrons throug bout the District and various Statet
to De inconparaby superior IN every respect. and
entirely different STYLE ft, and artistic workman
ship, 10 any others vended here or elsewhere
He has made arrang ements greatly TO extend his
business, and therefore viii sell az exoeedinElV
moderate rates, on the terms shove named
Families may save half the mo- ey usaallv brown
ht. nor wear m them.
The subscriber vii warrant his in every psrtiou
those OF other manufacture,
There can be no stro ger ruaranty of the ineftIns
nie qualty OF these shoes than the universally
knoviedgeo IL % that they retain ther perfect
IN the lSst. unt eufIrely IA