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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-07
GREAT lsERFls ReNaseg,
THE OLD STONE MANSION,

FE4AA9 NJ CHARLES =. FExk.zsoS, asAE
n f-liss S.sn. =. lssssss<sssl 81 s.
- =. HAGAS,
sey&e~o 4 e1lsEs sl<sst
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-07

Persons living al distance should bo extremely
ciutios whom they orier Lottery Tickets or Ger
tidcstes of Packages of Tickets. The country IL
hooded with bogus and swindling Lotteries. Ever
lnduceneat is held out TO get persons N invest
in them-Captal Prizes Of from $50 000 TO $40
600 head their schenes--with Tickets at One Dollar.
500 900 Capital Prizes offered Tickets IS All
SUI h, in every stance, are frauds; and II money
is sent tuem for tickets 10 is muchthrown away
without the shadow - chance of getting prize.
Beware of all LotteII where the Capital Prize is
unusually large IN comp ris9n 10 the price OF Tick
cts la every instance where large prizes are ofler-
ed Tor a small of Tickets put it down for a
Iain fraud FRANCE, BROADBENfS X Co,
decl Managers.
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Prizes Paid Immediately after the
CAUTION.

ss- AIbrders1ddresse' to FRANCE ,BRoADBESTs &
Co WILMINGTON Del. ,willmeet with prompt atten-
ton ,andthe printed onciu drawing as
over.
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4 BLOODLESS IICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Seld Of
AXONENEAD'S ~
MAGNETIC PLASTER

rTNHlSenormous quantity ofthis Invaluable Rene
Il dy has been purchased by citizensof the United
States during the short time IL has been before the
public The reason for thsextra or binary -
simply in the actuAltruth and value OF the article
No one buys the MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming it's friend II performs all that is promised
and carries with 10 its own recomme ndation. Truly
this lisa neutrality-suspicious. bloOdless-but we be
lieve not less glorious than the trumphs With
lis train Of carnage and deselaiion :. rn SO 80
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengthened and Pain Destroyer that Sci
ence has yet dsscovered- lfyou put this Pasterany
where, If Pain there the Plaster viii stick there
unulthe Pam has vanished. fnePlastei ma gn etxes
the Pain away and
Paineann0teXiSI wherethisPlasteris applied
Rheumatism l-ameness, Stiffness weakness DE
bility Seriousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cough
and Colds, Pains and Aches OF every Kind ,downeVs
to Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with
tile patience, PERMANENTLY CURED by the mar.
ealinnuenee Of the MAGNETIC PI.ASTE R.4 IL Is the
simplest sGrest safest
edyin existence. sappiicatobis uRiversal--equa
ly 10 the strong man the delicate woman, and tlt
teebicinfant. To each and allit Willprove a Balm
and Blessing. Its use greoable and with an.
noyanee ortrouble. It's price is within reach ALL
rich or poor al may haveit, ana allshOuld have IA
whoare sick and suneringi in any way.
FARMERS and PLANTERS shoul alw az s be sup.
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II will he ths
Good PhysieianiB any household ready 1T ak imes
aud at instant notice. NJ IA - ~ ~
Put upfn air-tghtth boxes. Each box via make
six to eight plasters and any child spread them.
ID. G. mOREHEAD. M. d., 80
TnueatoraRd Proprietor, le Walker street NesS ForI
MoREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD 81
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
July29-deodkweowlyn IA Id
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LADIES VESTS.
Furnishiik and Fancy Goods,

HIGH Necks andiong sleeves, heavy and OF hest
EQUALITY, Also an assortment OF cheaper sly les.
dec3-tf J II McGriL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
GEORGETOWN,
CsrrsspssSssses Of T7s Star.
9RoHaRrn,uu L..

0fokskrowN, Jan. Z, 1859
Our hewiy-eiected Corporation onacer, h,v.
ali oeen properly qualified and entered regularlv
upon their duties. The police and night.w,,cs
have properly organized under their new Can
tain, Mr.. John T. Donaldson, and are actiyefv
engaged watching the movements, and bringing
to justice, evil doors
Last night, officers Drill aud Gross made de-
scent upon the premises Of darkey by the name
OF Buler, near the Mount Zion (colored) church,
where they found quite q crowd of the same
color, engaged In rather a riotous and disorderly
manner. The very unwelcome appearance of the
two stalwart officials was like thunder sbock TO
them. The mirth and dancing which had be-
lore loud resouDded, suddenly ceased; and the
participants rs,reated, pell NEIL, IN every direc-
ton The officers, however being a little too
sharp for them, had placed themselves at bot
doors, and succeeded in arresting six-three
each-whom they lodged In the watch-house.
we learn that the West Georgetown NJ f
Sibbath school, under the superintendent of Mr.
w. Williams, is making preparations for an
Interesting concert and exhibition, to come of
sometime in the early part OF February.
Doa,t forge, dear reader, the Concert this eve
ning al the Dumbarton street M. f Church.
The price of admission has been reduced to 10
cents, and tbs whole Of the proceeds are to he
gwen TO the venerable church sexton, Mr..
been gotten up for the occasion, and all who
attend may anticipate treat One piece which
will be sung, "Homeward bound" is worth
more than the price charged for admission.
small quantities Of pork has again commenced
coming In by wagons. and meets with ready sale
at 81 for good qualities, and at 81 IS from stores
Both the -four and z rain ina kets appear to be
nearly at stand still, but little of the former
and none Of the latter, Offering We hear Of nc
change in prices.
The fines imposed during the Ave months oul
new police system has been In operation, fo
violations Of the Corporation laws amount e
SI26 63 Of this amount s3i4 2S has been paid
Into the town treasury, and 1882 IS superseded
Inc SUN total of fines for the year 1857, unde
me preceding system, amounted to only about
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The Indiana Legislature.

oNcIsN.TI, Jan. 6.-The Indiana legislature
convened at o'clock this morning. The Leu.
S,.t governor was absent on account Of an
usat'n, Ihe Senate organized by the election
OF J. Crav"ns President. and by choosing ths
, , SECRETARY, Assistant Secretary Clerks and
D, ~ per as We're elected at the extra session
, rue honse, aier several Intellectual attempts
To Organize, adjourned over 10 the zfterpoon Ths
c"ht '. Tor SPEAKER IS between Mr.. Gordon Re-
Pnhiicnn, and Mr. Blythe. Inde pendent
wo democrats and one Republican absentee
are expected 10 arrive this afternoon
The Governors message will nrohahlv mi n.
delivered until %. morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

" on Monday evening last meeting Of the
leading iron masters OF Pennsylvania was secret
~ convened in Philadelphia, for the purpose Of
consulting upon the prospect, OF the iron interest
In This country, and initiating |. programme for ,
consolidated movement Of that interest through
out the nited States A long address in favor
OF higher tariff was delivered by ex Senator
Cooper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

A HOP There was q delightful hop 1t the
Avenue House last night. In addition TO the Ia
dies and gentlemen sojourning there, there were
q large number Of fashionable and agreeable
strangers and citizens Of both SEXES present. ali
OF whom enjoyed themselves amazingly
SUPREME Court, YEsrKRDAy-No. IS. The
United states, appellants, sst. John A Suffer.
Inc argument Of this cause was cont ued bv
Messrs. Butler and w alker for the appellee, and
by Mr.. Attorney General Black for the appel
lants. Adjourned.
SWISS CuRIosITIEs.-M. Leoliger's importa-
ton Of curious Swiss goods are really curious
and beautiful things In their way. See his ad
vertisement In another column.
SEK McLAuGHLIN's advertisement Of hand
some presents. That his stock il remarkably
complete, beautiful and cheap, Is a fixed fact.
THE DRAMATIC PROFESSION will find the Bron-
ohJts Yields 10 the soothing inf uence of Mrs. NJ.
". Gardners indian Basam of Liver wort and Hoar
hound. 1t may be found at the druggists generally.
ja5-lw
| WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the Phllad phIa Confectionery, 18th and F
streets. Ice Cream aud Water Ices 81 cents per
quart de rs I'm
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Later from C.p,tswu-

posroN. Jan. Cha barh phu.a.l,At. -,
n,ns ro. rom cspetown, Africa, brings fIe. OF
To-. ano sdVices 10 the 18Th of Sov,meer
n.sr. journals, however, do not contain much
Ihe Cape Monitor says that III. ,,o,,,., D,u
ave nued with terrible accounts q, on,,.s.t -,
n1,u py roaming ksn,rs They murder 80
N hi, IN. mlnStely everything that come.
los already sustained from thOss depred.tioss
.o, -, SEED bad been received from IndIa, ana
wa. 10 ne distributed among the coIonist.
The Sard inian ship ChaIsior, form.rIx :, M.
i uh' was totally wrecked at Table Bay on Nov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
IL The statue Of w.

" The statue Of Webster by Powers /. to b.
placed in the vestibule OF the new Uni,.d St..
Court House, Masonic TemDe,) fremont stree.
correspondence has taken place between Mr.
Everett in behalf Of the committee Of subscriber.
10 me statue, and tie Secretary Of the Interior.
and the latter has given orders to the architect
having charge Of the alterations in the TempIs
to make arrangements for its reception in that
edifce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
The WEATHER.-Range OF the thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday,
December 80, and ending this morning:

acknowledgements 3Oth-Fine rain falling
an freezing, and SO to end. 3lst-Fog, and Inc
rain, wind L rain and fog throughout January
lat, 1859 Cloudy and ne rain, wind w pleas
ant thrOug bout; fine 10 end. 2d-Lightly cloudy,
frost, ice made, fine and pleasant throughout Sd
Cloudy, frost, ice, wind NE /; fine rain and
snow fell. ith-Snow falling, wind Sc, ceased
showing; afternoon cleared off fine aud cold
wind NV. 5th-Fine, frost, wind w: fine and
pleasant throughout milder. 6th-Cloudy, snow
on ground
First quarter moon, Wednesday, 18th, about
Is, morning.
GEoRGETowS, ID. C, Jan'y 9th, 1883 b.
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. III The Turin journal relates a strange affair
The condemnation 10 death by the Court OF Appe,I
OF that city, of certain Baron Profumo on the
poison, by means Of bonbons, a french gentle
man named Hinard, who had been sent from
Pals to suPersede him, on account of certain
,Tt9ulafles OF his "a manager OF the Credit
Mo5ilier. The condemnation took nl.c. ~
a-fault, the baron having fed to England. In
the course Of the proceedings Il was stated that
Ia order 10 deceive VI Hinard, the poisoned bon
o'ns We're placed In box which bore the name
aud sddress Of a well known Partisan manufsc-
tuTsT OF bonbons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

W Inc Troy Times says that Morrissey and
his pugilistic friends have given two eIhihi-
TONS in that CITY recently. AT the nrst. III, "a
were about thirty ladies present AT the second.
tntie Wee about the same number OF women
present, aud a compa rativeIy small audience Of
MALES The most notable encounter wa, be-
tween Woods, who wants to fight HeeBan and
" Australian Kelly" Kelly lot toe worst OF H.
was thrown twice, heavily, became 'sfuriOuSly
mao and offered to fight Woods next mornip1
los SN,OO wv Gods "maYnanimouslyu replied that
ne ouiy wanted friendly set 20, and III he could
not nave that, he would abandon the ex htbition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

CORRECTION We are requested 10 say that a
statement made In the Hartford Tiues and copied
into other papers, respecting the will Of the Hon
n. L. Ellsworth, Is premature. The will has NOT
been approved, - or offered for probate. No d.
rect legacy has been made 20 Yale College
Whatever Of this kind exists Is residAars: and 10
contingent on the settlement Of an estate lying to
great extent In wild lands. Hence no juSt es-
timaie can be put on the value; and the one given
In the Times is certainly a very great exaggera-
ton -Nec Rdpen Journal
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THE LATEST NTVa
y Telegraph ier the Ivsninr st.y
Later from Cslif.r,t.

CT, LOWS, Jan. THE overlsod mali 49,
N1IlIorais On the 18th has ,rrtyed TS nom
generally Is uaimportant ioe news
,nai ia,o nsrd shot his wife for an alleged Grim.
trolIer q, ~. with Mr.. Msloney, the Conn
about 50 year, Of ,ge hn.hs
bis re.ipn,,,oa large family. The press demand
The weather at San Fr,,,,..
nso ever oeen known Busine,. ann O'oe' 'eAn
Mt farde-, the b-arer OF tn. Presid.,,.
49, 49,, was SICK at " Paso, but the m...,s. -.
e. ,pressed at the rate of 30 miles per A.
rhy c'sons were met returning fro,n ~. c.,
mines, discouraged by the scarcity on VIZ, 0iis
Toe Can aoches CONTINUED 20 ros m. -,
Mons IneV and the employed. OF ButteIseia
20 were virtually At war The lstrer w..
building suong STATIONS, and nrovidtn. 49,
With the means Of defence Noe"
Ths Stockton ard Kansa> mail marty WAR.
.uIn'd back by the Navsjo.s with tn eat. Of ma
soefe II they attempted 10 cross their country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
I AIDES CUSTOM MADE SHOES.

CHARLES WEIRMAN, 18th street, No 424
between New York avenue and II street.j
continues to sell Ladies', ChIdre en- s. and ga
servants custom made SHOES, including his O. =
ebrated thick Gnat skin double soled shoes IL IL
will known 10 his old customers that there "a no
wear out 10 his Shoes, owing the superior work
mapshIp on, and The superior materials IN thGm.
though his prices may therefore be trihe higher
than those Of parties who deal in Shoes made on the
prlnclPle OF Peter Plndar's rnzors-to sell only
tney are really nut one as costly. es they last
moro than twice as long. Ho invites all who desire
to save money IN the puronnse of Ladies' Shoes 10
cali ana examine his stock, now pplied to amos
All In the lrst ward who aim to wear Shoes that
last better than any Others that always neat and
elegant In thelrappearanoe, ana at cost that actu-
ally saves perhaps hall Their present expenditures
for Shoes. ja6-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

TIE AFRICANS THAT WENT wEsr The
montgomery confederation Of Thursday ssys
t1at the lot II fifty Africans that passed tbrorg
tia place few DAYS ago, are quietly auaIterrd
on the plantation OF a gentleman residing within
10 miles OF that city, where they are being re-
cru'ted from the hardships Of their voyage pre-
pardtory 10 taking their place in the beld tn.
Confederation adds that tstwo Of the miserable
wfefches have died since their arrival al tie
place of destination, and that many Others ave
reduced 10 the graves brink nv the suffering and
haTdshiPs Of the middle passagen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
Maine Lestslature.

PORTLAND, jar. 5.-The Legislature ore.u,,ed
a. nugus'a to-day, by the choice OF Mr. C w
oddard, Of DaavlIIe President 81 ,s. 60
and Mr. VIM. Johnson, Of Augusta, speafef
OF Tie House. The Clerk and secretary are tbs
sans aS last year. Many members were obtained
since yesterday morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. Flour IL active. sale. ~
z'SuV ools Al s5 l21 for Howard street and Ohio
neat Unchanged sales Of S, coo bushels al q =
S2asl-5O for coed 20 prime white
Corn Is in light recent Sales ~ a OoO hush.l.
al 1la'5c for yellow and 6Sa7Oc for white
worth reporting. "
., W,hsky.@Ths market is improving; Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
MAR RED,

On SUNDAY, (the ttreHty- serenth Jmne eiskt,sn
hxndysd AID my eight. by the Rev. Samuel Rods
ers FRANKLIN E.APPLEBY to SARAH M
SWEET, both of Georgetown.
On the 9Th IF January at the I" hermitage +" Mont
Eomery county, Nd. ny The Rev. J. u. Heuning
HENRY POLkiNHORN, of Washington CITY,
to RACHEL ANN, dauhter of the late Erasmus
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Finckel
John =. BELL to Miss AMELIA WEAVER,
both of this city.
On Thur.d.y. 9Th of January. by the Rev. Dabney
both of this city.
At the Methodist Episcopal parsonage e, on the 4th
instant, ny the Rev. ID. Ball, Mr.. LEWIS w.
TKuMBU. Of South Carolina, to Miss MARY &.
WROE, of Washington city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
The Kansas Banditti.

II LouIs, Jan The Legislature Of Missouri
aye considering bill TO authorize the GoyernoT
y eau out volunteers TO protect persons and prop
cry ana repel the invasion Of the Kansas bandit
u Inc Dill aPpropriates S30, 900 and will prob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. stocks are active and
nlgner; Chicago and Rock Island SOY; Cum
bertrand Goal Company 2OK; UIIno,, csntr,I
soaies 'oh La Crosse and ruil. az; Michigan
Southern II; New York Central s4x; PEN,
Goal Co s21; Reading sly: Nil and Miss "a:
virginia 6's 96H; Missouri o,s sea-
STERLING exchange is easier at 10y alO9x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
By A. GREEN. Auction.


EXTENSlYE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
~ hlTCHEN URNITURE THE UNION HorEL AT
AuCTioN.-On MO DAY. the 10Th Instant / shall
sell, at the Union Hotel, in George own al 10 o'c'k
a m, an excel, eat assortment of nearly new Furnl-
ture, viz:
mahogany and WslRut Sofas, Lounges, Chairs and
*, ckers,
Mahosany ind Walnut Dressing and other Bu-
redus.
Enc Oval Gilt; frame Pier and other Mirrors,
China, Class, Crockery snd Plated Ware,
Walnut and Maple Cottage and oiher Bedsteads
WardIObes. Tables, Wash Closets and Stands
l. rye ot OF Feafhe: Bo!sters and Pillows. Bedding
aud Mattress,
Fine TAX Round back Cane eat Dining Chairs
kound back Office and other Chairs,
Large lot hne Brussels ana other Carpets.
aTge lot OF 0TclOth,
WINDOW a uTta us and Shades,
oescIrtIOn,
Dinins Room Heaton Coffee Urns and chahns
Dishes.
With laTse lot of other articles, which we deem
unnecessary te eI umerate
Terms Al sums under s25 cash: over S25 a cred
Of, and months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest "
The Bar aad Fixtures are also for sale at private
sale tnsuiie on the premises.
ja4 A.GREEN Auct
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LOCAL NTELLIGENCE.

= THR STAR PuBLIsnIs ZEE LISTS or
LIrfERs REMAINING IN TEE WASHINGTON CRY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF fRl
Law DIRECTING THEN TO BIZ PRINTED IL fHl
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcULA-
sTos WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE OFFICE
Frs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
tn TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07

THE FANCY BALL, metrioal desoript ion IF
ancy Bail given at Washington, April 9Th,
1853. dedicated TO Mrs. Senator Gsin. I volume,
quarto; printed on tinted paper. Price St.N. For
sale a. FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore.
jas SR Pa. av.. between 9th and 10Th SITS.
nNE OF WHEELER Il WILSON'S BEST
~ SEWING MACHINES, IN coed order, and
one elegant + rench plate Class Mirror. 50 by u
inches, for sale at great bargain If apnllcd for
soon, at r.. n. UNDY'S,
ja6lw so Pa. nv, National Hotel Building.
FOR SALE-A double seated ROCKAwAY IN
good order, now sprlng business
WAGON, snd good HORSE and HAIR IN
NESS. They will be sold on good terms, O><A
or exchanged for other property. Apply corner 18th
street and the canal.
Is6-I' MCLEAN l. MUNRO.
DRIZE BEEF !-PRIZE BEEF The undar-
l. signed wishes to inform the lovers of <rSrA
eo0d Beef that he will have ut Stall No. TEASf~
., Centre Market. on Saturday morning, -R
some of the choicest BEEF ever offered in TINS or
any other market.
N:R.-COme and see if you do not buy.
Jao ~ j. q. CORNELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-07
ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH
~ EtEuRNlTURE AT AucrIoN.-On wEDNES-
IN NJ the residence of DR. ~ son, No. s9s corner OF
ioth and streets north, oe lent assortment of
Mahogany Sofa,
tarlor and Rocking Chairs,
Mahogany Marble top Centre Table and Ottomaus
Mahogany Marble top Dressing ana other Bureaus
Mahogany hne Extension Dining and Breakfast
Tables, ~
Fine Walnut Wardrobe and French Bedsteads
tlne Walnul Wash Closets,
stands AID Toilet Sets,
cts,
Fine Gilt Gas Chandeliers and Gas burners,
Ghlna, u llss and CIOcsers Ware, Plated Casio
ihree Ply, Ingram AMI STAIR Carpets and Rods,
Maple High and Low post Bedst, ads,
Inc TAR and Shuck Mattresses and Bedding
ron Hat Rack,
Cane and Wood Chairs and Lounge.
nenltIan Window Blinds and Shades
Inc Patent Refrigerator. nearly new,
ha9Iator, Ssl!- Regulating, Alright, and otker
Zine Motifs Patent Cooking Rsnge and Apparatus.
Good lot Coal and Wood,
Good assortment Kitchen Requisites
Win many other articles, which we aesm unneces-
saTy to mention.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum- =
bearing interest.
las GREEN
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~ NOTICE.
~. E. DUFFY Notifies persons who wish to re-
new their subsorl ptions subscribe for the follow
ing Papers can do so, and save postage;
Baltimore Metro olitan,
Catholics Youths Magazine, 81 cents year,
New York Tablet, Boston Pilot,
Philadelphia H erald ard Visitor,
Catholic Mirror, Insh News,
Irish Anne rioan, irish Miscellany,
Brownson's Review, + reeman's Journal.
And Others, all Of which will be served BY carriers
In any part Of the ot'' or BY poiEs. 6hlFElENN,s
429 T. street. one door from 7th,
de29-2w Sole Ar ut aud Catholic Book seller.
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1859 cELt pE{, Ms sNsSEDER. 1880
STEAM AND GAS FILTER,

Philharmonic Hall, merit Star OGcs,
am prepared to execute with neatnAss and des-
patch all kinds of Plumbing, Steam and Gas fitting:
and, as the most CONS etent and experienced work
men are IN enplOv, fee JUST ed IN say ing That
'an give entire satisfaction to all work winch MAJ
Do entrusted 20 my care. ia SLY
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ia5d &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auc,..

by J. q. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneer..
VERY VALUABLE CORNER LOT NEAR
v The w EsTERN MARKET FOR SALE AT ApCTIoN,
On TUESDAY AFft RNUON, ia uary 10. at I
olocs on the premises. we shall sell parts of Lots
NOS 70 and w. In Square No. &c., fronting as feet on
18th street west. and 81 feet on north street
rms is very valuable lot for business location
peng corner lot and fronting on the market house
Terms: On'-third clsh: the residue in and IL
months with interest," secured by deed IN trust on
ja5-d J. c. Mcguire CO. Apct..
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
AT HAMILTON & CO.'S

SASH BLIND, AVID DOOR DEPOT,
Per schooner Helen Mar, direct from Boston.
$40 WINDOW SASH. of various sizes, which
offered at low rates, for cash. Also a large lot
Of DuURS, part of which We are Offering at rates
that defy competitor, viz:
50 Doors r. by f. the low prics of 81 rs cssh
20 do, 2ft Spy 6fs.s, - 81 81 cssh
50 do, at. 8 ny 6ft.6, d" 4" 81 cash
81 do, II. BY II. 6 - ' " 8 So cash
The above work is equal to any in the DISTRICT
for the same money. All we ask for those in
OF the above articles to call and examine and satisfy
yourselves that they sre we'll worth the money.
Also 6lazed Sash Of all sizes constantly hand at
562 7th street, op posite Centre Market.
dog n. w. HAMILTON Il CO.
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A. ZEN. Auet.
By !. G. McG UIRE a Co. AuctIonee-,

BY }. Z. Mes UIRE CO., Auctloneers.
tTNRESERVED SALE OF THREE NEW
- AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OcTAys Pr
ANo FoRTEs.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
January 10 at O'Clock, So the auction rooms, we
shall Sc without reserve
2nsw and elegant Rosewood Seven Octave Piano
Fortes by Gaetz Il Co w
] small Osewuod 6A Octave Piano Forte nv I.ond
! Second hand Piano Forte - ~
Terms: One-thlrd Dash the residue in 2 and 4
interest. iHs
in 8 &c, McGIJIREA IN l,,..
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The subscribe o have re Derived from st. Louis q
large lot of Emperor BUFFALO ROBES, which
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