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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


NY Jas. M. Tayler 4 Son, Aucs,s.
fasp of 4nEy As56SSAAF FFF g. T FsssTcor
As special Commissioner appointed b s, ~ e.
cult Court Of the County Of Henrico. By a deerse
entered in the case Of CottreIis Guardian w. Cot
the 18Th day. day d 's Aasu. ss. ~
esssk tb M e ss 81 Publ; auction o. he
ms mentioned This Tract Of land lies nssr sSe
Three Chopped Road, about nine miles west Of
Cottrell, Vim. +. Harris. and others. Itcontans
between two hundred and eighty and three hun
arabic land and the @ y ia wood s a's
timber. Thirty acres of the cleared land are Creek
Bottom, and Of fine quality; fifteen acres have
for cultivation The remander Of the arabic land
~ LOT the most part, of good quality. anda portion
S2Ef Tse Ho pnssRgssk IF sS
oFE HI: E G6AsRkdAGE,H HOUSE
The buildings are somewhat out OF repair, but
t Mh snail outlay could be put in good condi
nns throaDh ihs three streams
.nose VINO hive known it for years, and well, rs an
tioneers. ' o''.e VI ''o AUG
TEhMs.one -Gfth cash; the balance in four equal
OF Pole, with the interest upon the, deferred nav,
.nents, payable annually, the purchaser executing
payments. and title retained until the purchase
money is paid snd conveyance directed By the
Sale byJAs NJ TAYLOR { Son, Auct's. jyis
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON ST.
- JAMES STREET, AT AUCTION-.By order Of
the Board of Directors of the Monroe Building
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July. commencing
at O'Clock, NJ, all that certain lot piece, or
lying and being in Duyal's Addition. situated on
st: James street, and being part of lot No. A. in
said addition, fronting 30 feet on said street. and
Lnning back l29 feet to lot No g, in said addition
The property is now in the occupancysof Mr. J. B.
Leach, at the rent of S12U per annuni.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance az and IL
months. Tor negotiable notes, with interest, and
cured by trust deed.
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=
l. completed and successfully tried new PLOW,
which combines the advantage of three Flows on
one Stock. 1t is so constructed that the face, or
front-wearing surface ofthe mould .oard is g parate
easily as Point. Each of these Flows has three
different sizes, and distinctly different shapes of
purposes of Sod. Stubble or Fallow Pow, simply by
changing the face, (which is done by one screw
bolt) AS only the face of the mould board wears
ont. this Plow can be used at only half the cost of
other Pows for the other parts do not wear at all
do not wish to disparage other Flows but believe
this to he the most perfect and most economical
Plow now in use in this State.
p. H. STARKE, No. 50 Main street,
3doors above st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond. Va.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Auctoneers. Jel1
SALEOF FARM!N HAN0-

ER-As trustee in certain deed of trust from Jno.
1859, and recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover
County Court, shall proceed to sell by request of
the beneficiary in said deed,l upon the premises,
next fair fair day thereafter, commencing at lI1a
O'Clock. A. NJ, that desirable FARM called Turkey
Hill, situated In SAID county, about ten miles
northeast of Richmond city, and which contains
about rs acres.
Terms of the deed require CASH hut have no
doubt that a satisfactory Arrangement can he made
as to part OF the urchase money.
JAMES I. SUTTON, JR., Trustee.
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USEFUL EMPLOYMENT FOR yACA.
~ TION.-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHER, ARcHITEcT. CLAysI BETWEEN
7TH AND STH sTREETs.--Drawing and Painting ex
ercises in sketching from nature. Terms, 2month-
ly. Monday and Thursday, and O'Clock p. NJ.
nature buildings 10 be erected will be received
at the office. 9Th street. between Main and Cary, up
stairs. jy linz
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Removal w. Minnis has removed
his PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY
from 1917 Main street, to the building adjoining CO.
rinthian Hail. two doors below 9th street, where he
has fitted up ana arranged suit of rooms for the
especial purpose of conducting the Photograph
art in all its various branches. A visit to his
establishment from his friends and patrons, and the
public generally, is most respectfully solicited.
Rs Burrows Reliable Medicine. for the
cure of Scroinla, Rheumatism Syphilis Eruptons
the Skin, Nervous Affections, Fistula, Mercurlal
Diseases, Dyspepsia, General Debility, &c. For
sale by JOHN w. GARLCK,
Apothecary and Druggist, Market Place,
Franklin street.
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B0sToN. July lH.--A female slave. named
Maria owned 10y William Il. Holmes and Wife
uf New Orleans. was this morning brought to
this city from Plymouth. upon the petition of
one y. Il. Spooner, charging Mr.. Holmes with
unlaWinlly restraining her of her liberty
Maria states that eho was born at Savannah
was purchased by Mr.. Holmes and taken 10
New Orleans, and that She finds that there is
L1l near a. much liberty here as ut New Or
leans. The case has been postponed until to-
morrow.
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LAND FOR SALE.

- "EHiSWiCk' FOR sALE.-Ths sub
scfiber offers for sale, privately, his Farm,
=. called Chiswiek, !" situated * miles west OF
Richmond. on the Three Chopped rosd. There
are I'D acres Of Land. including isrse and excel
lent meadow. One third is under cultivation and
into fields. 49,
TheimproveDentsc consist of an excellent one snd
half story framed House, with brick basement.
WITH good barn, corn house. smoke house, kisaA9n.
and fruit choice. The health OF the place r. pro-
verbally good.
Persons interested are invited to call and exam
inc the premises for themselves
Also, two good COWS for sale.
~ slim GEO. q. EXALL.
80 FOR SALE-A small FARM Of one hundred
Acres, one mile beyond the termination Of tho
Mechanicsyille Turnpike, about six and half
miles from Richmond, in an excellent neish bor-
hood, ana IN the immediate vicinity OF one or moro
churches The improvements consist Of a Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
choice fruit trees.
IL viii be sold for one-four,n cash; the balance
on credit oil one two and three years with iutor-
est. POSSESSION given immediately. Ppply. to
a.. l.. &. THOMAS,
~ Us 20 Broad street, Richmond.
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MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
wi JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OFIT4LIAN AND AMER
ICAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TOM BS, HEAD PIECES, &C.,
EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
ard between 9Th and 9th streets on Main, and ex-
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South. which will
where. 10 7-.3m
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censorship, Sc.
Bolton. TEXAS, July :. $3.50.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Bdirs an T,yGS-Ths Indian RsSerre-The Go
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MA Ii l. z WORkN.-JOHN W. DAVIES,
wi PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MA
son. Main street, between Sth and 9Th sts, RICH
MOND, VA.-Monuments of any size or design
made to order of the best Italian or American Mar
bic.
| respectfully invite the attention of those in
want tn my stock which is the largest and hest
finished assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
the city.
m- First Premium awarded by the Virginia AgrI-
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoYs

- IN rug CiEk COUNTY, "a.
]. C. LITTLE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The first session of this School will beg October
lst 1889 and close July LIST, 1860 The situation is
well known as one of the most healthy in the State
The course OF instruction will as nearly pos
sible conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. Nj.
The accommodations being limited, about % pu
pills only will be received. .
Further information may he obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orlean +. o., FauQuier
county, Va.
TERMs-S230 per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty Of the University, of Va.
Gov. Wise, DIR. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, Or. b. 4. Weliford,
g. A. Myers, ESQ, =. X. Grattan, Esq.
Can't c. pmmock, Ia. Weston, ESQ.,,
Thos. K. Price, Esq, Richmond, Va.
DIR. H. w. Baxley, Henry KEENAN,, Esq.
Baltimore, Md.
DR.. J. Riley, Georgstotca, d. C. jy Ism
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL. IRON WORKS

9Th street, next to the Mechanics' Inst,tute.
N I IkS 81 H1AI HI wrERAN DAHs, BALCO-
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind ~
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured at short notice. -
ma Particular attention given to enclosing Bural
Lots in the city and country.
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L FIBROCS CEMENT ROOF1NG
This Cement consists of strong glutlnOus sub
stances impregnated with fibrous matter, and COW
cred with Mica, which make it F RE PROOF and
perfect resistance of the atmosphere in every eli
mate, and we will warrant it
WATER PROOF.
It also reflects the rays of the sun. making the
building much cooler IN summer than tin or slate.
and will neither crack rot. 1t is practically M
PERISHABI.E, and having been thoroughly tired
for years in New York city and various partso The
United States, it is the cheapest and best rooiE
use. JOSEPH DITTO * CO.,
General Office, 37S Broadway, New York.
N. B.-Cement for sale by the barrel, with full
printed instructions for applying. We also Offer
for sale Territorial Rights for q portion of the
United States. lie 13-3mifl ]. d. L co.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI SHOVELS. TONGS and POk ERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds OF CRATES,
including every style of TENDERS, SUMNER
PIECES, handsome and plain sets of SHOVELS,
TONGS and P0KERS. Seven different sizes of
coal SCUTTLES. Cinder SHOVEI.S, Fire SHO
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shovels and Pokers:
Blower STANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANS: fire
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, of sweet tone. Builders, Housekeepers
and others in want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices. |
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work of the above description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY. and CRATE and FENDER
MANDATORY, No. 225 Main street, between
Sth and 9th streets, west side, Richmond. Va.
All l6-dly S. ID. DENOON.
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M Licorice-A. q. &. rand.-The above
we'll known fayorite Brand always ON sale by
JAMES c. McANDREW,
de sly 81, Pine street, New York.
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mA r.. G. HObs0n, Practical Hair Cutter
AND DRESSER.-His HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
WING. SHAMPOO1NG and DYEING ROOMS are
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing to
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
proved style, would advise you to call on him.
Entrance on 18th street.
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RO0K AND STATIONERY EsrABLIsH'

NOTICE TO BARREL MAkERS.-I have
pieces al we'll seasoned SrAvE TIMBER. Per-
sons wishing 90 purchase can ret dceirsa inlcxYa-
VIZ ~ 1isii@5saSsw Eekx1RAN.
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A II MEADE & BAKERS may be found
Gals and PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARA-
IlQNS; PLY slcians' Saddle Bags; Medicine Chests:
Surgical instruments; Irusses and Appliances. of
every variety; Iordon Elastic Stockings; Air Pill
lows and Cushions.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
lS6 NAN St, above new Post Office.
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DIED.,

On Saturday morning. about 6 O'Clock. of pumo
nary consumption. which she bore With christian
WELL, consort of ieorse F. KidweiI. in the a.
Der iu oersi will take place on Monday evening
The relatives and friends ofthe f,my requested
Sentinel, Rockville, Md, please COPY.
On the 18th instant, after long and painful IN
ness vhl"h she bore with resignation. Mrs. b I'm
RET IA RlDGAWAY.t the Wife Of the late Jesse
KIdgaway, rsa., In the SSd year of her age. May
The eye is dim. tn, loving eye
That beamed so fondly on us here;
seaEd up 10 death, the Anxious sigh
., NO more b:dews II with a tear.
Her Tune, a W u take place on Sunday evening AZ
Jo,has n,n. me o 1,s OF neI son 10 .w MT
Ia avenue aud street
Os tbs 20 b instant. of chronic croup FRANCIS
da Cooley, ssed aye rs and g days. '' "n' a "An-
Bogus, Sc, my smile was fair,
Was such fond delight,
SHAH Iove, with wesk embrace
Thy hsa venward fight detaip,
No, angel! seek thJ ac.
Amid yon Cherub Anu
ss s r. o1 me smy are invited
O'Clock, firm the residences Of his psre1fs corner of
Green and Dumbirton streets, Georgstovn
IN Ss9SFs,cSyn D. on a. the 18Th instant. Jas
At Chicago, ITiaois. JOHN J. c. CANTINE,
Ess ageo So years, formerly connected with the
press IN Pennsylvania. and more recently al eff
@hns,on The %ss was most ..tlS.s 1
citizen and leaves msny friends TO lament has
Lucy ANN NOLAN, daughter Of Patrick asd
Ar Nolan, aged year and ~ days.
r'e faends and sesuai .tsaees Of the family are
oeooi rsm u. s II her ,s.sn.a On g.,
between 10TH sRd l7th sts,
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MAR RIEn

On the 27th instant, BY the Rev M Nichols
JONES, of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. BOYLE SAM
HELA RaINEi to Miss Thee DOSIA JANE
Esq ~ ~
AZ the Legation Of the United States, in the CITY
Episcopal Chaplain, and M. VerhoutsI o. ,ten the
Deacon OF 81: Gndue Cathedral, OfficislIns Miss
SrROTbER, daughter OF the late Hon. G. r.
strotser: former memb r of Congress- from Virgin
n, TO Baron PHILIP FAHNENBERG de
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GEOR0ETOwN.
SssSs,ses or Ia Stuv.

6sonssrowx, Jan. %, 1859.
The City Councils were in session last night,
ana transacted considerable business, q report Of
which will appear on Monday. .-,-s So
The offerings Of beef cattle at the yards yester-
dsy amounted to lss head, 100 OF which was pur-
chased by District butchers at "A s0as4 rs on the
nooi, equai to S7aS9 so net. The remaining So
were lrft over Sheep 4a5 cents per ID. Hogs
80 per hundred weight
The Flour market continues steadily on the
advance. Considerable sales have transpired
since our last report at S6a$6 l2 for standard
Canal superfne brands. The market Is arm this
morning at S6aS6 Is, for the above mentioned
brands, and extras higher as in quality.
The quantity Of grain coming In Is rather lin
lied: Red WHEAT is selling at Sl.3OaSI IS, and
white at 81 35a$l.50. Corn-white 20 cents, vel
low 75a7s cents.
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By c. 4. I. CROWN Z CO Asoeo,..-. =
I'm MONDAY MORNING. siss, 1t fcx o,c,o..
sou.s . .Hs is a :, stofs 81
inS OF HosIery. Ledies' Under vestinrs. Csmhssc
Ecglng, Cambrc Inserting, Linen Hdks., FrencS
snd Swlss sets Cambria do, Lace Collars, rrapery
Muslin, embroidered Swiss Collars, Cambria a
Ribbon, Collars, and other goods too numerous ~
tive. Se pos'
Ladies especially invited 20 attend, and seat, r.
served Tor them. The sale villbe continued from
day 20 day until all 10 sold.
IL c. r. L. CROWN L CO, ss7 Pa av.
By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotioneers.
4 MA SCERY SALE.-By virtue of decree OF
,9r the county Of Washington made In the cause oi
heatIry and Walker OF. al. VS.. William Collins a
neirs ana dminietrator. will offer at public auc-
ZION. on FhIDAY, the 18th day of January instant,
~ 81 CLOCK 2 m, on the premises, Lot No. sIx-
teen, tlS,I IN Square No. twenty. eight fsaD with
ling. WV ''''e u VI
Terms Of sale; One third of the purchase money
20 pe PAID IN cash the residue in two eaual pay
ments az ano u months pectivey to bs secur ed
Dy approved notes. hs terms of sale mu Ut be com
phed with within one week after sale othervIse the
properly may be resod at the risk ana cost of the
hrst purchaser, after one weeks NOT ce ~
WALTER cox, Taustee
ia7-2av&ds j. G. Moo UIRE Il Co, Auofs
III THE AROVE SALE Isupayoidablv most
poned until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
FEBRUARY I'd, same hour and place.
WALTES 9. cox. Trustee
a.s-d }. c. Moe UIRE & Co. Aucts
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-t lady and gentlemen or two young
Room, with or without Board, in g rrivats family
oy aPpcation at No. 800 9Th street, Of the Pal
enL Omce. ia2S-St
ROARD AND ROOMS.-Board, with Roomsann
between 6 and III. ia Ia lis
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NV YORK, Jan. 2e-Flour has declined; state
- 2SisS So; Ohio so 3Oas6 50; Southern IS 7ss
Wheat is dull; Western white 81 Ssal SO; red.
81 .3Sal 10. Corn is dull; mixed Soc.
Pork is dull; mess Sl7 62kasls IS; prime
sL3 o2k. Lard 10 firm at 12al2hc
Whisky is firm at re.
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Baltimsre Market

changed
Wheat is steady white 81 s5aei IS; red o. 30
Corn ia dull at a decline Of 2s3c.; white 7Is7sc;
yellow 7ia76c.
Provisions are firm
WHISKY is dull and slow Of sale, but prices
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T OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.

"A COMPOUND REMEDY I'm which We have I.bor.d IN
concentrated extract Of Par. ear-npsriII 40 combined
with other Substances Of still greater to
AFFORD effective the d.ea.e. ia
resented to II believed that such remedy IL
wanted 10y those who suffer complaints and
that one whh will accomplish their must prove IF i'm
service to this large our afflicted fellow
Iens How complete this compound will do been
proven by 'Iperm mt Of the found
oil the following complaints
scRoFULA and COMPLAINTS EEuPros and ERrP
live piskAsks LcEKs PInrLEs BLorcHEs TUMoRs.
hHEuN scALp HEAD, SYPHILIS sYrHrLITc AFFrcrIoNs
hkRcURfsL DrssAsr, DRorsY, NEvRALa OR TIC DorLou'
6EuN oEbILlrf DYSPEPSIA AND lNDIGEsTIoS. ERISPEIAs
ROsE or ST. ASTROSr's the whole class Of
com" mp aints sIitinx rom lMPu.ITr OF THE BLOOD.
This compound VIII be fOund promoter of health
when taken in the Spring exp foul humors VIII c
k usion OF them many ranking disorders nipped
bEd hultitud-s can BY the aid of this remedy Them
through which syst win stive 10 rid II, cir of
eorrnpons IL not a"isd do this through the
the vitiaeh blood whenever you impurt bnrsng
through the skin In pinp es eruptons cleanse
when you md IL is obstruced sin veins
10 wheneveo Il ison and your feelings will tell you when
Even Where no Pa aS1.r disorder fs people ey bet
blood heAlthy and all is WELL this pabuum Of f.
mere can be NO lasting health sooner later
something must go wrong, and the great machinery Of life
di.OTdered OverthrOwn.
sHs.pariI. has. and deserves much the reputation of
Sasy deceived By preparations of IT, sprty because the
more because m prepsra pretending tOncen-
trated extracts Of contain but little vrtue Of sar
During late the public tseu m,sIed BY large
6Ut Prstendi,s to Civ. quart OF Extract OF ssrsapar
H. for they not only contain little any paris but
oiien no curative properties what Hence. bitter and
painful disappointment has the
extract. Of sarssprlla which Market uuu the
name ii elf justly disps ed and has become
sa sapariia aid intend to supply such remedy
The from the load Of obloquy
IL And We think we have grcupd for bell wing ha. vr-
tues which are irresistible by the ordinary the dis
s..s: :" cure Ia order to secure their
ud'ciousy taken according to directions hottie
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FiUaurfaI

NV YORK, January % Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island so; Michie.n
southern 20; New York Central 81 X; Lacrosse
and Mil ~; Reading 4sX; Missouri eis esk
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AUCTION MrR
W.DAY . TO-MORROV non MN

II AUVx1U1 bAL
U.1AY . TO-MoRR0W NORNIN6.
|BESEs Err NINTH ANNgAL s.ls
seos,N .Is 81 Jan sssh. and Evsry Evening anIfhs
asy,na been seven years with z. Pratt, ESQ. I
s .oSd es happy @ ali his Cd customers. Ny
Sro one Of the largest and best selected ever
sss Fcs SS%i sls.:: PRAYER Books.
nfaliy i9,,,se,ts i m rich antique bindings. beau
Uesep.y W W1vsis; Il volumes, oompiete,
and ynIn.,nIosr styles Of binding complete in
clTsLsS'. PoiticsI Text Boob. &oAo
at mr. vsts go aaI anted new and perfect Books
prices. safe during the day at half p1blishers
anime tss s st gentlemen are invited to call and e,
Auction sale commencing at 7o'e,cck =, &c.,
Old store between 10th and nth streets. p.s
. JAS e PM ae st U R,iTs's CO co, A.,,.
Ben E. FlkNcH. Salesman. Hau
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNr-
instant shsli sell, at the residences Of W. n. Baw.
Es oa M2;I on the north side of north K, be-
an excellent assortment Of nearly new Furniture
Fine Walnut D.m..l covered P.r,or Sat
Fiue Walnut Marble-top Centre Table and Wash
Fine Fine Ma9Sosany Marble top and other Bureaus.
Eipe Walnut wardTobs ana SIdebosTd.
Enc inc Veneer lane seat Dining and other Chairs,
rine Wainut Extension Table, Hat Rack Ac
ChiIa, CrockeTy, Glass, Table Cutler and Plated
Ware, 'eN
Superior Man:el Vases and Girsndoles.
Zine Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Bolster and Pilows Bedding
velvet, Tapestry AID other Csrpets
COOKING Radiator and other Stoyes
w lth good lot of Kitchen X eauIsiteS and ru.nx
otherartlcles. which We deem unne cessary to
enumerste W
TerIn. All sums under S25, cash; over 80, q
r'dt OF 90 aid 90 days for notes satsfactor,S a.
dorsed, bearing interest," Oh
ia "a A. GREEN, Auot.
W THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
on account OF the rain, until MONDAY, the SIst
instant, same hour. ~ "
Jan q 2t A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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WAsAINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
w ON THE ROUTE AGAIN
;, The steamer k6k fAuh wIn, on FRIDAY,
me eth, resume her trips between
the above places. EkA-S
Leaving the foot Of King street
Aiexhndria, al the following hours:
Il ~, q, m, Il m Sk,l and .. m.
II leave Washington 81
3 6x.s, II q. m /, I s, S. snd IL p. m.
I Passengers BY the boat AVOID q tedious omRlbns
rlde oftwo miles, the Inconvenienoe Of being de-
tanned at the draws, vel, - the dangers OF the
i Pare from Pa. avsnus to Alexsndria lsx csnts.
! Do. do. foot Of It'll street ~
eanis. go s-.,-- FE-- " iaH-d
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SEWING MACHINES
- FoR SIS,
ATE. HUGHES'S CLOTHING STORE corner of
18th street and Penn. avenue. Thi, patent ia lust
the thing for family use. IL sews with two threads
and makes the dosble lock ttght stitch strong and
durable, that will not rip every fourth stitch be
hIEh price Machines. Call and see It, iai0-lm
ARE YOU D?-AmpIe indemnity
~ against Loss By FIRE 10 offered BY the WASH.
INGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Orroe
directors and officers all citizens Of Washington and
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
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Death Of an Emineu, Hi,,.,,.,.

BOSTON, Jan. % WIN ri Prescott. tn. ami
nent historian, died yesterday worry suddenly
from paralysis. He was In his usual good health
up to thu time Of his death
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Ohio Lssislature.

CLEvELAsD, Jan 27.-The bill repeating the
ten per cent law, passed the House Of the a. ATE
Legislature at Columbus, yesterday.