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Fire i'm Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Jan. 3-Yesterday afternoon FIRE
broke out in building No 65 Walnut street, occu-
pied by James Bradford & Co, and McGown
Sharp aud extended TO that occupied by Hauks&
Berkshire, grocers, and Daniel Mills, liquor
house. The loss is between S30, 600 and $40 &C.,
nartlv insured
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W 7hoxgh THE STAR is printed on N. fa,,,,
raw press ," Sss south of Bahinors, its sdi,ior
% Jorge as TO rsqHrs at TO be px, 10 press a. a.,
-'''S hoHT; Adrsrtis'm6nts, therefore, skoyld D.,
'''' >" b,fors TI"e..s O'clock ~; o,he,pis. ,b>p
'THy not oPP.nr srfiI the asrf dav
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PENNIES Persons desiring Pennies will always
Ind them for exchange at the Star Once oonntsr

IHE BOOK OF ALL OTHERS that should be read by
men With damaged and broken down CONSTITUTIONS
is" Human FrGilfy, or Physiologicai Rssen,cs"S y
IL is beautifully Illustrated and treats mlnutely of
dI tne symptoms that Invariably develop them
selves, sooner later resulting from the fr.iIties
s ana yiiatnE habits of early youth, ncapaosng
mOniaI state, and, if not checked in time degenera
Sm hing ate stsn me he ! functions Of nhood AID bringing
SOu by De, BaaNuw II ii..nL - uSr'h.
f Ok Price 2s cents Sent free everywhere.
b' " de S I'm
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FORMULA FOR EGG- NoGG.-Take the yolks of
sixteen eggs and twelve table spoonsfnl of pulver-
lied loaf and beat them to the consstence Of
cream; to this add two-thirds of nutmeg. grated
and beat well together; then mix in half pint Of
good brandy rum and two wine glasses of Ma
drira wine. Have ready the whites of the eggs
beaten TO a stiff froth. and beat them into the
above described mixture. When this is all done.
str in six pnts Of milk There is no heat used
Egg-nogg made i'm this manner is digestble and
II taken in moderation. will not cause headache
1t makes excellent drink for debilitated persons
and d nourishing diet for consumptives.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour closed firm; sales Of
1900 bbls.; City Mills and Howard street IS IS
Wheat closed dull, for want of stock Corn closed
dull, and with declining tendency. Provisions
closed steady-mess pork sic 80; bacon sides &c
Whisky closed very duh at 26c
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a MISTAKEN CONSTABLE Last night NJ J
i'aughlln, county constable was found in the
house OF Col. Brooks, and was arrested by him
and turned over to the police. This morning in
explanation, he said that, having an account to
couec, from person absent from the CITY, he
| started for the residence of a gentleman few
doors from Col. Brooks. to ascertain when he
would return; but missed and entered Col Brooks,
mouse A lady, as soon as he entered, met him,
ana oelhg ghtened, gave an alarm, which caused
MS arrest He had not presence of mind sufficient
to stop ard explain his error. Nothing being
missed the justice lectured him the i'm propriety
OF acting so unceremonnusly in his official ca pa
city as county constable, and dismissed him.
He promised to furnish the evidence of his honest
intention, for the satisfaction of the Justice and
all others 'N
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LOCAL NE~s

" THr srAh publishes the Lists of L.t,,,,
Hns I" ns Washington CRY Post One,
"d'' "e professions Of the iz,c directing then, 70
% P'H'ed I" hs newspaper haring the largest cur.
N,fh'" the deiireTy ofths Office It's total
80, 1"eh'a''o" IS more than double that of any
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Mrs: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
AN. has Soothing Syrup for Cnfldsp Tsefh
ing which greatly facia tes the process of teethng
ny so1tening the gums. reducing all Inflammation
VIII aliay al pain. and is sure to regulate the
to youIsevcs aud relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in al cases. See advertisement in
hD"hher couinn 90 lI-1y
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DIED,

In GEORGETOWN, this morning, EDMUND MI -
Lex youngest child of the Rev. b. r. Eittlv ger, in
the ST. year of his age.
The friends and acqmaintances of the family ar.
respectfully slted to attend his funeral to-mor-
Tow ihur' dav) afternoon. at from the resi-
dence OF his grandfather, joss phi Llbbey Esq. Nc,
46 lst street, ~ H'
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EDITOR STAR: | see there are some new repu-
lations in regard to weighing hav-that is. 1000
pounds to the ton. Why not regulate the weight
bushels in bag, when, actually, they oily Rfl
you five and six bushels for ten. This is an i'm
position on the public; and any person who ever
25 to 80 bushels and the bag they sell for ten bush
els only weighs 81 to 25 pounds, when it ought to
weigh 10 to AZ pounds. and instead of paying to
4 cents per bushel they actually get Ito 8 cents.
Cannot this evil be remeded, Please give this
an insertion, and oblige consumer Of hay and
A SuBscRIBRR
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New York Markets

New YORK, Jan. Flour is firm; State IS y q
s. 5; Ohio S5.75aS5 S.; Southern SIS 50aS5 Is.
Wheat is buoyant with more inquiry; sales tr-
fling. Corn is buoyant; new yellow 9Oc. Pork is
auiet mess $40 II; prime sil 81. Lard 10 steddy
tIGH alOac. Whisky is dull at 26hc.
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AN ATTEMPT on THE CORPORATION VAULTS
On Friday night last, some persons or persons en-
tered the office of the City Register and with
some kind of instrument forced open the drawer
where the KEY of the vault was kept; bu: fortu-
nately the Collector had taken the kew with him
They set tallow candle under a chair to operate
oy tne hight and the marks of the fire upon the
chair were evident next morning; and the grease
was spread upon the floor At the time between
two and three thousand dollars were in the vault.
which would have paid the burglars for their
trouble had they succeeded. There has been no
clue obtained by which the parties may be de-
tected
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Pennsylvania Leg,slature-The Goyeruer,,
Message

HARRISBURG, Jan. 4.-The Governor sent b's
message TO the Legislature this morning. He
congratulates the people that the STATE oebt h,s
oeen decreased at the rate Of lOJ0 % YEARLY In
conseq uence Of the sale Of the Canals
In referring TO the Harper's Ferry affair he say,
II is gratifying that no Pennsylvanians ga t,cina
tea In the outrage and that thu fugi yes arrested
within the bounnariss Of the State. Were prompt
~ surrendered u gjce VIII le entertain, NO no
doubt that the Union will endure 10 the ate,
generations, he exhoris to moderation and harms
ny,to anational frate-nsl sentiment and To Danish
tie present disturbing elements. Pennsylvania,s
Three millions OF freemen enables her 20 rebuke
the plotters Of treason north and sonh and 10 saw
eipPhaucally. that neither shall disturb the p-r.
petuliy OF Union, Genre It'd and sanctifed by
me blood of our patriotic fathers, aud tLat the
n" f.'- ever united
Defalcation of a State Treasurer
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 3.-B. ID. Peck. our State
Treasurer. is defaulter, and the Governor and
Council have notified the banks having deposits
of moneys 20 pay 70 checks drawn by him. The
State is secured by his bondsmen, and he has
made over his property as security.
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For Europe,

NEW YORK. Jan. l.-The steamship Asia sailed
at hoon to-day for Liverpool, but took out no
specie on freight.
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N"riGE-D'sfriet o. Co!xm5ia Adre,tiss,rsnts
- 70 iHSe''sd IA fhs BALTIMORE SuS ave rseeirsd
q end ierrGrd,d from The Srss office.
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Municipal Election.

PITrssuRG. Jan. 3-Wilson, Republican, wss
elected Mayor today The Republican city Of
fcers were also all elected.
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Financial

NEW YORK, January Stocks are lower and
heavy; Chicago and Rock Island 6lA; Illinois
Central shares 57h; Michigan Southern I6g d.
n. Y. Central "a Penn. Coal Co. 81; Reading
AK; Mil and Miss. "a; Mo. 6s 1914.
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The FINEST CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT WASH
INGToN CITY y. NJ. McCamIy Il Co. are now re-
oelving their IA of Clothing made TO order for
Ineir retaIl tTade Furnishing Goods of every kind
trunks, alises and Carpet Bags. $50 and $50 Pa
avenue, National Hotel Building. CO 10 SIN
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SEWING MACHINES

IN SEWING MACHINES.
i II r most perfect family Sewing Machine is tho
WILLCUE K GIBBS. They make four thousand
stitches minute with unerrIng accu acy, easily
understood and not liable to get out of order, and
the price, delivered. is onlv SS and 36. They
Re seen at my Housefurnlshne store 100 9Th e.
GEO FRANCIS.
deSl Sole Agent for the District
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Lex HARvKsT.-Sncet the river and creeks around
tie city have been closed with ice, the ice-dealers
and others having ice houses have emf loyed hands
to lay in a supply for the approaching summer.
Yesterday many hands Were engaged on the Ana
costa and Potomac. The T. ). marines were out
on the river in full force gathering supply for the
garrison; and the carts and wagons Of the ice
chants were passing through the city all day. The
ice is very clear, and in many places six TO seven
inches thick. The longer continuance of this
weather will prevent necessity for heavy impor-
tctions from Boston
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Senator Seward .
Baltimore Markets

AUBURN, Jan. 4.-Senator Seward left here thi
morning ca route for Washington.
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LING 4 BURCHELL.
IN Corner Of l5tA st. and Vermont dr.,
Have Iafer7 feceItef 20 tiNpsGP.nIER&.
TEA. used and recommended by ply sicians ~
for invs-ids. IrH
We are yet selling this kind OF Tea at fifty IL
cents per pound. Those who have heen pay ing Is
cents for Tee would do well TO try these articles;
TEA, Genuine, ORANGE, PECCO, POW
CHUNG.
Gunpowder. Young Hyson and Imperial GREEN
TEAS in great variety, price from 20 cents 70 SlsD
Der ponnd de 90n
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THE New Hay Law REpoRTs.-The law ap
proved October IA, 1859, requiring each weigher
Of hay, straw fodder, and oats in the straw, to
report the quantity of those articles weighed,
quarterly, to the Mayor. is being complied with
by the weghprs. Mr. Sam'l Bacon reports that
at his scales in the Centre Market there were
weighed during the quarter ending December 3
1859, i77h tons and 100 lbs. Of hay, straw, and
fodder; and of baled hay 2.O55 n tons, calculating
2 800 lbs TO the ton; and the amount received for
weighing has been Sais 40.
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MYERS McGHAN,
Have constantly hand AID in daily receipt Of eli
kinds Of mater al in our iIne such as
Copper planIsh Zinc. Galvanized iron and Lead
Bath Tubs, Cooking Ranges,
Hot W alter Boilers. Water Backs,
Iron, Copper, and Enamelef Sinks,
Msched Wash BslIEs, Black Walnut and Iron
Marble-top SGshs'andB,
Water Closets, Farther AID Iron Enamelled Hop
par's B:dedet Pans,
Bedfordshre and Copper Swing urinss,
Iron and rarthen Drain Pipes. Sewer Traps,
Copper Planished Showers, Lead and Galvanized
lron PIor, Cedar aud Pine hyd ants,
InGIs ruGUvl Eoso, Eoso i'ip>., Lra.- ami Iron
Lii; and Force Pumps, YaId Pumps,
Hydrau,Ic Rams. Brass and SllveT-piat Basln
Cocks hot aud cold water Comprcssion Cocks,
Ges Cocks. Globe Valves, Hy drant Nozzes,
street Washers, Hose. Bats. BASIN Plugs,
Sink Plugs, silver p sted and Brass Chain,
Iroa erd Lad Taps, Iron Branches, Bends, and
Reducing Fitting, Iron Boiler Stands,
Malabie iron and Grass GAG Fittings.
All material necessary 70 the introduction Of
Water OF Gas into public or private buildings Kept
COM tantly On hand.
Those contemplating improvements in this line
will End ~ 10 their advantage 10 call and examine
our assortment.
an work entrusted to us will be promptly attende
70 de -eo2m
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4, IHE ENcAMPMENTs. j. o. o. F, have elected
the following officers for the term of six months
from the 1st of January:
columbian, No. III Lnehart, c. 2; J. D.
Edmond, r. p; e. w. Halves, $. w; VIM II
Mclean, D; John A. Moulden, T.; J. ii. Reiss,
Magenenu, No. Al. TrumbulI, c. P: Jas.
Gardiner. H p. s. A. III. McKim. S w ; Jos
> tucker, $; Geo. Brown, T ; Fred Prospect
j. w.
Ridgely, No. "a. H. Gawler. c. p; Geo.
Khlnehart, H. P; p. H. Sweet, S w; b. A.
Kidder, 3; Ed. Edwards, T; Chas Lehman,
]. w.
Mount Nebo, No. 81 c. c. Whalev. C. p:
w J Brown, FL. p; Henry Trine, S. w; Thos
Ken, :; Jas Skirving, T, j.. w. Hadden,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON & TO. MOPPOW

| By &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneer,.
5.ossfJ .sh W =, SUasPA
sn s SeGon o9ms. ye shall sell, 10 sums suit
o' ospt stocs non OF Warrington quarterly pc
kso Banf q the Mo.ropoli. Stock.
FERNS cash in current funds
de g q J. c. Mcguire co. Auct..
BY ,: c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auotioneer..
Extensive SALE OF FINE GROCERIES,
ScI6 Eas; W x9HEFES. CoSTrcI,oNEs1 PEkFrNERT
an, at 10 o'clock and continuing until the whole 4.
disposed of. at the store Of Geofge Pesr1on! Eso
sell the WheIs As
O Q. me nrocerles, Teas, Confectionery, &c we
Superior Imperial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Eng
J,v ,tsh n Breakfast and Oolons Teas,
twenty boxes Ground COFFEE,
Ch9eoiate, Farins. Rice, Mustard,
Almonds; Filbsrts, Pecan Nuts,
CANDIES OF ali descri ptIons, Olive Oil,
starch, Soap. Indigo, Candies,
Bn nofet Is. & sreS@.y and Ps.famery
sif ns. and and Ss sas. Nsr6ss
store Fixtures, SCALES and weights
IT, attSntl9n Of the trade is invited to this SALE
Terms: $50 and Under i cas- h; 'G over ,b,.
creot OF O. and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
,asd J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
By A. GREEN. A uctioneer.
pUBLIC SALE OF CORN, HORSES COWS,
CNkN, WAGONS, CARTS, FARMING UTENsIIs
At AUGTioN:-At Blue Plains, opposite Alsran5ria
On IHn RSOAf, the 5ih day Of yanusry 4 shs
SCI, al blue Palms, the residence Of w Perkins
100 ebls. Corn. 3 Yoke Oxen.
Cows and Heifers, work Horses,
Market Wagons, OK Cart
" S..lI
Terms CT sale; For Corn cash; for all the other
articles under S2n cash; over s2l credit of two
aud four months for notes enthusiastically endorsed
bearing lnteres: from Cay of sale.
de 3ocd AGREEN, Auct
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By ]. c. MCGUIRE Co, Anctloneerr.

By j. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE GFHACKNEY COACH
L On SATURDAY MORNING, January I4ih.
az 10 O'Clock, IN front Of the Auction Rooms,
lst 1853. and dull recorded IN Liber J. A. 8, No
l56 follos ISL, &c, one of the land records for
Washington county, u. G., one large close Coach,
bnilt by VIM. T. Hook & Co.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in and
months, with interest, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes THIS. J FISHER Trustee
ia eo&ds J. G.. NcGIIIRES 90 Aucts
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BY A. GREEN, AuctICneet


HANDSOME BILLIARD TABLE, CUES,
IL COUNTERS. BALLS, &C. AT AUCTIoN.-On
Thu RSDAl, the 5th instar 3 shall sell, at nv
auction room. the corner of 18th and - streets Al
o'clock p m, fine Rosewood Billiard Table
with Fixtures.
The attention of persons wishing TO purchase
Table most respectfully called 20 the sale as the
Table will positively be cod. Terms cash.
Ia I'd A. GREEN Auct
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.
RES:F. FRENCH'S TIE NTH ANIMALS SALE
81 Books and Stationery at auction, at store Of
W. +. Bayly, 27s Pa. avenue, sales every eveninR
until after Christmas, The stock is now complete
In every oepartnent Of Literature, Science and
hrS, HOnaey Books from the sma lest Juvenile ND
to hre GIt Books worth $50 fine r ihles and Praye
BOOKS, butierS hne GIit Books for 1864, stationery
To close the entire stock ont IN 81 days Books At
private sale at half price. Call ard see.
de IL BEN. L. FRENCH, Salesman
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a CAR n

i HAVE just receive through Mr.. John b. Belt,
IF havana, a large invoice ofch"ice CIGARS from
the eelebrated factory OF JOAQUIN ARsUELLBs, OF
the following brands
Brevas, Cazaaores, Conchas, Trabucos, Londres
ard EntT act q.
. Particular attention of those wanting a very
small and exquisite Cigar is called 10 the last mon
toned brand.
| shall in future receiva the most of my Cigars
from the above named factory, whose reputation IN
Havana is unsurpassed for qualify and style Of
goods
Persons wanting pertlculsr bra nds either for use
or sale, wor!i do well To call Mr.. Bet, who will
remain In Washington till Thursday nj h.. He Will
n ke great pleasure filling orders for any particu
lar brands that may be wanted, and wall forward
them 10 any past OF the states. - -
No. csc Pa ev.. bet 18th and 18th SITS.
De (lntel1
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rHE METROPOLITAN Hook AND LADDER Cox
TAsy give their second grand ball this evening
at the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue. a
very pleasant tine u anticipated.
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BEN F. FRENCH's annual sale Of books and sta
tionery is progressing very much to the satsfac-
ton of purchasers. who are enabled by his admi-
rable system to buy the best books the market
affords at singularly low prices. He has some Of
the richest holiday books anywhere to be found,
and his handsomely bound standard works are
also exceedingly tempting to the eye. Also, we
notice on his counters great variety of valuable
cheap pocket maps Of the different States and Ter
irories. Take look 1t his stock by all manner
IF
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| CirY COUNCILS, Jan. 3-Boa,d of ALd>,r.,
M. Huntington presented the petition of DAME
hehdn, asking the remission Of a fine; referred
JOINT RESOLUTION
WI Huntington, on leave, introduced io,n
sSsolution authorizing the distribution of fuel r.
oas haHded Sosl. s rss0 IL
seven wards, for the purchase of fnel IN, di.t-,h
oh among the deserving poor, and was passed b,
. JOun boaLds last night, and engrossed and duly
signed ana approved by the Mayor that its obiec,
may go into Immediate effect
BILL PASSED
MI Huntington, from the police committee
nS Jiea OH! regulating the use of gas in the
Puoiic markets. which was read third time and
passed. And the Board adjourned. VIM
Common CoxneH-Mr. Morgan in the chat,
communication was read from tbs Sn.
esu,hianng that 1t will require 1886 go 10 o;,ds
S1tS tasel street. south from -Four balf to
sixth street west W
SI.WO Tor the distribution of fuel to the outdnoI
pGoi OF the city Laid on the table on account OF
Uih, resolution being received from the Board
vi aldermen TO the same effect
Joint resolution from the upper Ro,rd ,nn,o
Pr.aaHng 500 for the distribution of fuel to the
ouStoor poor OF the city, was taken up and PASSED
Mr MEADE, from the committee on police re-
ported joint resolution amending the bav ia,r
py facilitating the operation and lesseninu the
Expense OF welg hing bailed hay; made the special
ofSer Tor next Monday evening.
Suhofy papers were received from the Board OF
Aldermen, and appropriately referred
Ihe bill fixing the compensation of the CITY
Register, and for other purposes, being returned
rom the upper board with amendments of the
lower board not concurred i'm, the amendments
were insisted on
The bill for the relief of Messrs buckingham
ana Gideon for money advanced to Perseverance
i IRE Company being put upon its passage was
lost. Yeas 8, nays 8.
Mr.. Orme, from the committee on the canal
reported joint resolution authori zing the Nave,
TO have the city fully represented befof. the Mary
iano Legislature In the matter of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal; passed
The bill for the protection Of resident dealers
against sellers by sample, &c being called IN.
was postponed until next Monday night AID,
journed
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QuxRu,s Con Liver ON Jr,,x
MsN's DI1ss SyIfs,
YOUTHS DRESS SvIfs, ''
YostAs' Bxsinsss Sxiss,

CHtEQf61'S Sch0OI StttS
NoAK WALLER Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Fail and
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection It
Youths Clothing ofthe newest and richest desirns
In m ma ,s Trimming, and workmanship.
10 thoss who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress an opnortnnity s
odeIed Tor selecting from the most attractive stoof
duced prices. an Sayy,x
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DOR HIRE-First- rate COACHMAN, slave;
l. sk.llfui sober: and trustworthy In ever re
speat, Also. BOY accustomed TO dining roon -,
ard driving one horse carriage. A competent
MAID SERVANT, who Is very fair seamstress
also. The above are servants from Virginia. Fur
risred X ooms for rent also. Inquire az 455 18th
street. ia99t.
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FUTURE DAYS

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE IN GEORGE
~ TOWN, on FIRST STREET, AT AUCTIoN.-On
FRIDAY AFTER NOON 6th list , at O'Clock
p; M we Will sell IN ont Of the premises, the FIRST
class ReSidence, No. -, on First street. recently
oiled with all the modern improvements, gas, hot
aLd cold water, range and bath rooms.
Terms mad3 known at sale
jas BARNARD& BUCKLEY Auct'rs
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BY }. c. INQUIRE & CO., Auctoneers.

BY }. L. INQUIRE & CO., Arctioneers
ROSEWO0D CASE PIANO FORTE. FUR
"a NITrRE. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUc-
TIoN On FRIDAY MORNING, January 6th, at
10 O'Clock, a; the residence of Mrs. Myra Eiarke Q
Gaines, corner of 18th and streets. shsll sell
potion OF the Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, By Nunus s. Fischer,
Suite of Walnut Damask covered Pa rlor Furniture,
comprising two Sofas, two Arm aud four Par
Tor Chairs,
Two Walnut Ma rhe, top Centre Tables,
HANDSOME Rosewood Etc ere, Whatrot.
Suite Of four Crimson Damask Lace Curtains and
Co:nice,
Fins Oil Paintings, Vases and Man:el Ornaments,
hqs5wt", pnrlsan and IDg, ain Carpets,
walnut Extension DIVING 2 duho.t
Cane seat Chairs, Table Cutlery,
China, Glass AID Crockery Ware.
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Painted Cottage Sets. Wash tanis,
Mattresses, Boosters aud Pillows.
Toilet Sets, 5 ankets, Comforts, Lounges,
Cooking Stove, X efrigeratUr. Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: S2j and under, cash over that cum. a
credit Of 90 and On days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest
T.. S.-The House is for rent; inquire of tie Auc-
tnnFsr.
ja2-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTNTs

6FNOTICE.-The Democratic Association 81
ii H,b georgetown are requested to meet at No.
DAY EVENING. Jan. Sd, at 6h O'clock. for The
p uapue Oh reorganising. The members Of the exo
90 o omanit,se are req uested to be present.
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BY BARNAKD e BUCh Ell GeoTsFtown.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE COR
MIR OF POToMAC AND PROSPECT STREETS,
q xoG ETowN, At AUGTIoN.-On TUESDAY Az
TERNOUh, 10th January, at four O'Clock, we Will
sell, IN front Of the premises, the Lot at the South
west Intersection of Potomac an1 Pros pect streets
fronting rs feet the former and as feet the lat
carpenter shop.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months, beariug Interest, AID
secured By a decd nt trust on the premises.
da IS BARNARD * BUCKLEY kucts.