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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-02

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institution,
ID which has been in successful operation for the
mond, Virginia. IN a deg htful, airy position, and
Is furnished with every convenience conducive to
mcnt of disease.
1t mas lately under gone extensive repairs. Rooms
who s; no the
nient to be treated at their private lodgings.
are w ,ns
Payable on the removal of the Patient,
White Patients, per week. .........--.-.-.S
Priva.e Rooms. DO. .:..;..... s7tosls
one Of the Physcians Of the Hospital.
tenaanee N%fsas and Msdcns 5; an
ment with the Infirmary of the Medical College. q
s% s4 @ s w
may be ascertained before hand by application to
one Of the attending Physicians.
IA. No Patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten-
ton to all Patients placed IN their Hospital.
JAMES s6LToS n b. Grace st. between 9TH
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor st., lst
%. 4. CRENsHXW. N. D., opposite American
WM. W. PARKER. NJ. D., Law Building, cor
ne. Of f. 18th 3 and nd n franklln 4 sts n:.
Il WEEDS PATENT LOCK. sTiTcH SEW
ALSO-WiLLCOX L GIBBS celebrated SEW
ING MACHINE, invented by J.. E. A.. Gibbs, of
Mill Point, Pocahontas county, Va. Price $40 to
500 each. Those wishing good. low priced, well
ror merits claimed for this Machine can BIZ relied
LiKEwIsE-ArKIN's FAMILY KNITTING
by DARBY L JOHNSON, Agents.
No. Is Governor st., Richmond, Va.
r. S.-Those desireus Of obtaining an Agency for
the sale Of these cole brated Machines in Virginia,
South Carolina and Tennessee will find it to their
interest to mako early application. D. L j.
EULCHEK's BUrTER sCOTCM.-0n. Of
:: atsistoe 6S # 81
BUTTER 6CuTCH CANDY. Like tho f4ts Of Old
John Brown. il il il every body mouth and il e
M wi. IN I'M e ever, ds
tlon Of the artics is splendid illustrator Of tie
stl.ss.:. thing sSsss this y ANDY s-FGI Gil s.
own pills and the batchsr brssklssss on ia oW ~
saueaxes. you take il for sranted that both the
%sSc,ns and shs nsst e: pas q hs ss6t ~
stores througAeut the. city. and At his hetofv o.
7th street. between Broad and Grace. jA3-3s
Mr.. HENRY T.. PLUMMER, Jr., les thu
A day vltadsewn from TIE arm. q =; Mar
tin, Brcthsr = Co PetsrsmIy. md N. Martin
epa 3 Co.. Richmond, and Mr.. b. =. CUNNING
atkfi fa soN e e. = the ess'a''' q
Richmoad. January ], Ieeo. TT
U1O 0O0 or BOND4 OF the vlR.
TAiLnCAD, ron SAiE.-MsIk have ioS ssls Si !;
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A1lU091lIUU30. -
- AMATRUR cove 8Rf.
y

HE
RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION
voc e ssi siy IN c .;ss
az E" rHE DAakkcsM aH .ss;issss'' HAIL lsseL
To cowmeuce at y 70 8. punctually. On which
CASTOR they viii b asslsted BY some Of tho pr
PAL Professors Of the city, - we'll ~ By thosr q
sYe members Of the Association.
The Music will b entirely Of . Classical Of
ter, the object Of the Associs alton being the c
Of IN improved taste in that ole yatipg serene
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-to b had IA,
member Of the 4ssocistpn, e the mn: s :'d,sof
also. at J. W. Evans, Pearl strest:
ja3-ls Cum MITTER.
4 STONlSH1N(3TO ALL.-MADAME RJq
IA SELL, the celebrated AstrotOe st, has inn
arrived. and will remain but short time. Shs VA
even your very thoushts will tell whether you Ire
married or single. and how many times you 4
Be- married; will cause speedy MARI age. Shs hss
aston ,shed thousands with her magic power. No
gentleman admitted. Mrs. EoDiNs' Boarding.
House, 18th or Governor street, between MAI.
and Franklin streets. no 2AA2m'
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II COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RICHMOND, VA,
CORN, he, and respectfully solicit COMPLIMENTS.
WILLIAM JETER, late II ClaFlsville,
N. G. RRAD. late Of Bssksdsle 3 Read.
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RICHMOND, January I'd, 1860.

A Card.-In retiring from business. | return
INV sincere thanks to my friends and the patrons OF
the several concerns with which have been con-
nected for the past fourteen years. for the KIND pa
tronage bestowed upon me- and recommend 10
their patronage and support my successors. Messrs
TARDY WILLIAMS.
Having had every opportunity OF knowing thrse
gentlemen ,cell my friends may rest assured that
their interest will be safe in their hands, they hav-
ing ample means in their business to prosecute II
advanta eously and safely. >, ~ ,r,~,c,
10 At b. FL
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~ on SOUTH SIDEOF CARY, BETWEEN isr
INA ND 2D SITS, FOR SALE.-We are author
ated as above. The lot fronts 30 feet by lS7 fseto
alley l6 feet wide; The house e built Of hIlet,
nearly hav been built in 1881 contains II
with marble mantels and gas and water throus bout
the house: the bath -roOms are furnished with not
and cold water. There are two kitchens the lo.,
eaoh two stories his h, with spacious cellsrs, thns
Attending the most ample accommodations for ser
wants. Brick stable and carriage house, with arse
cellar underneath for fuel. There is u large grape
arbor in the yard, of choice selection OF vines The
whole pre- mises IN complete order Persons
disposed to view the operty will call on the sub
scribers. For terms to-, apply to
de 3O-lOt GODUIN 4 ArPERSON, Aucts.
-, TOBACCO FACTORY OR LUMBFR.
ES HOUSE. ON EAGLE ALLEY, FOR RENT
Ea:x The HOUSE lately occupied by jas. T. Goode
as a factory, and suitable for a busin ess house be
ing near 18th street is for rent entire or in part
Apply to tde 2s--eot3:-l JOS. ALLEN
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

nISSOLUTION.-Th concern Of TINSLEY,
~ TARDY L WILLIAMS is this day dissolved
by mutusl consent. The name of the firm will be
Of the firm. 3. !. I!NSLEY,
s. C. TARDY,
JAS. Il. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND. January I'd, 1850.
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IA silks and MerinOes.
SILKS FOR EVENING DRESSES, below cost
ELEGANT WINTER SILKS, below cost.
PLAIN FRENCH MERINOES. below cost.
FIG'D FRENCH MERlNOES. below cost
de 3l-Gt CRENSHAW, QUARLES < co.
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n HEADQ'RS GUARD OF METROPOLIS,t
II RICHMoxD. Dec. 3lst. 1859. {
MI This Comma nd will assemble for Meet.
ling and Drill At Market Hall, ON TUESDAY
evening, I'd INST, ut X o'clock.
tisvery important that every member should BE-
present, - business affecting the interest of the
Corps will como MP for action.
BY order Of Col. T. z. AusUsr.
y. J. DIMNOCK. Captain.
THOs. CARr1n, lat Sergeant. 10 Ia
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HEADERS. lST REG. VA VOLS,
II RICHMOND, Dec. 81, 1882 {
III The commissioned Officers of this Regiment
4v!ll assemble at tho Office of Col. August, on
hn the I'd prox:. at " O'clock, P. M; in
EAcellency, JoH N LErCHER, Governor Of Virginis.
By order of p. MOORE,
Lieutenant Col. Comd'g.
VIM. MuNFORD, Adjutant. ia 2--lt
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On retiring from The GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, | return my grateful
thanks to my friends and the public for the liberal
share Of patronage bestowed on us, and take this
opportunity to rscommer my late partner, W IT,
cambridge. to you, VINO will continue the busi-
ness, as one worthy of yonr conhdenee and sup
port FhANClo =. HAM.
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n ATTENTION, VIRGINIA RuRLES.-
Attend IN extra meeting. this MONDAY even
iii By order Of the Castxn.
ja2-it F.W. HAGEMEYER, o. 8.
ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,t
December 3lst, 1859. (
This Cemmond Will assemble ct Military
MI HAIL. on MONDAY evening next. at o'clock,
Rfos regular dali. Every member 10 required to
be prescnt Ut the appointed hour.
By order of the Lieut.. Com'dg,
Dc 81 n JNO. MCDONALD. O. &.
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nISSOIUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
IL The firm Of CAMBRIDGE Il HART 10 this
day dissolved, F. B. HART retiring from the bust
ness Either partner is authorized to use the name
Of the firm in settling up.
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MOTTO E.-The CO-PARTNERSHIP hereto
~ fore existing under the style of cox. TURN
LEY X HART. for the manufacture of TOBAC
CO. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of E.
closed by N. &. TURNKEY, who is authorized to
settle up the concern. The bushes vii be con-
tinued by TURNKEY. HART & MAUPIN.
Richmond, Dec. 80, 1859 de 3l-d2w
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WANTED-To hire for 1850, twenty WAGON
w DRIVERS, two SMITHS and two HELP
Frs. Full prices will be paid for good drivers,
and none others are wanted.
ALSO-F0r sale, a light one horse DRAY, nearly
new. Ap ply to Z. BOsSIEUX, on Dock st.,
de 2l-2W+ between 10Th and 10Th ats.
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NySSOLUTTDN.-T firm of RODDEY Il
IL MORRISS Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. +. w. KODDEl,
January I'd. 1860. r. g. MORR1SS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

TELEGRAPHIC.


YORK, Jan % The steamship Africa
from Liverpool on the eth we'd here last niUbt
a., - ma = Went South In the early morning train
IL htflcd brings nothing later than the Circ.,-
san out her report for the Associate Press contains
,i i"lopIng interesting Intelligence She passed
from Portland N'"aru oouho
An address to Lord Palmerston pravin, ,b. g.
nuence of the English Government i'm Inain,.it
TIE independence Of the Pope's dominions No..
celvlng the signatures Of the Catholics of Ireland
The London Times regards the dikmi.Sal %
Count Walewski from Napoleon's Cabinet as a
declaration that the Emperor is disposed to com
mt himself TO liberal and generous poli.y 20
wards the Italian cause. against all the power
despUtlsm and hostility of the Church The Time.
warns the Emperor that, although lac may count
on the sympathy OF England. he must not expect
bar 10 Join him In any offensive alliance against
the other Powers. The other English Journals
regard the change as a hopeful one for the cause
OF Centrtl italy.
The Journal Of Rome had published an article
supposed to have been written under the auspices
Of the Pope's officials and SO bitter in regard 10
the late pamphlet that the French papers did not
reproduce IL. The Paris Constitutional pub
nShes an article regretting the appearance Of the
oneaSive manifesto; bat says thatalthouCh France
may Ice grieved By its issue she will not hold the
Pope responsible.
The London Herald's correspondent at Paris
states positively that Count Walewski was dis
missed from the French Cabinet and saws that
VI DE Thouvenal is regarded as being antsgonis-
tic 10 England.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday morning.-The Paris cor
respondent Of the Advertiser says il was rumo-ed
that Lord Cowley had gone to Londo on with the
Emperor's proposal that France and England
should immediately declare that they Wi not in
irfere themselves tolerate the interf renee Of
any oiher powers with the affairs Of Italy.
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FUTURE DAYS.
by BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.

BR BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
fs'RISrEE'SSALE VALUABLE Dwell
LING HcUSc AND 1.oT-By vIr'ua of a decree
az the Circuit Court at this District pa ssed IN
cause az sherwood against Barnsl-s ard Duley
ee sod NJ auctIon 70 the big nest bidder. in
ruarN next. At s'ciocs IN the afternoon, part of
,.otS No IS and !5i, IN Beatty and Hawkins ad >
dton To tIenrgetown. with the two story brick
Dwelling House ard other improvements thereon
b. ing al the southeast corner of Market and 81
streets. > '2t on Market ard Too feet on sd streets
and now IN the occupation of B. Clements Esq
ferES: Ona-iourth cash 4; the residue m 6, Il and
Ia months. bonds with security, bearing Interest
ard 2 lien on the property
IL the terms are not complied with within FIVE
days, the property will he resnd at the purchasers
risk AMI cost. on enc week. public notice.
w. REDIN, Trustee.
BARNARD & BUCKET, Aucts,
ia q 1 = --N'-'
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

- TO REBUILD.
OVER 100000 WORTH OF Day t5ooDs SELLING
- OFF AT CosT. TO REBUILD.
Having concluded 10 tear down my building now
occupied by me, TO rebuild, and having a large
stock OF goods on hand, shall commences this dsy
10 SCI! eff my Whole stock az cost, for cash.
FOR CENTS WEAR,
name-Cloths, CassImers6, kcsungs, Tweed.
and SdtIaets.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Back and Fancy SILK Robes, Black and Fancy
silks, nench Meun0s, Printed MerIaos. Mouslino
ls Lanes, Al Woo PLAID, Alpaccas, Bomha ines,
Eng Ish and American Prints.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
CarpetIng, oilcioths, Rugs, Mats, Bed Comforts,
Bankcts, Linen and Cotton Sheetlngs. Table
Cloths and Covers step OIlclOth, Table and Tow
elIns Diapers, Crash, dc.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown and Blesched Sheetings and Shlrtinfs
Tlcklngs, Checks, Plaid COttons. Plaid L,nseye,
&c
Also, large assortment of Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery and Cloves, Embroidery, Bonnet Ibhoas
Cloth Closks and Raglans, Ladies' Corsets, lou
WINS best Kid gloves. IN black, white aud assorted
cOors. Linen Cambria and Silk Handkerohiefs
and many other goods. too numerous to mention
AL TO be sold At cost prices asked or less
taken.
Cali early and secure bargains
II. EGAN, 323 Paay
~ 10 w South SIDE. hetw. 9th ind 7lh cts
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ia u StawSw&ds
BY J. c. MEG UIRE q co. Auctloasers.

ny j. 4. McGUlRE IL CO., auctoasers.
TO BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS-24
CASE B"nT< AND SHOES AT PUBLIC SAIE-On
THURSDAY MORNING, January 2Sth. AT 20
o,c,Gck; ON the hrst floor Of our auction rooms we
shal SELL without reserve, in lots suit the traIe
an assorted lot OF Mems and Women's Boots and
shoes. compTiS
:" PslTs Womens' Calf, Xxi and Grain n aeled Lace
Boots, assorted sizes.
gress Heeled Boots.
Mems, Womens, and Misses India Rubber Over
shoes,
S5n pairs Mems, Youths. and Boys Thick Boots,
Monrces and Brogans,
~ IL dozen Mems Silk Plush and Nohair Cans
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum a
cred of 81 ard IN Gavs for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing Interest
ja2o &c. MCGUIRE & CO. kucts.
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A. GREEN, Auct.
BIZ McGUJREhCOA uc,ionoa-,

Y IF. FRENCH'S TENTH
w. F. Bayly, 2;s Pa. avenue sales ever evenint
until alter Christmas, The stock is now complete
10 every. dep3rtment of Literature, Science, and
Art, Ho llday Books from the smallest Juveniia nm
T. he CIR Books worth $50, fac Bibles and Prayer
BOOKS, Butter hre Gift Books, for 1864, Stationery
10 close the entire stock ont III 80 days Books az
private sale IT half price. Cell and see.
De l4-d BEN. F. FRENCH Salesman
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Strike of the German Printers

NEw GoRK, Jan. 22.-It is understood that the
Herman printers of this city have Joined the
PRINTERS MON. and failing 10 obtain the regular
rates Tor composition. have left Of work at all the
6ernian job, book and newspaper offices. except
that of the Daily Democrat
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THIS AFTERNOON r. TO- MORROW


BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
= Pin STREET AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY Az
ISRNOON, z3f inst, az half past O'Clock by
virtue OF a deed Of trust dated May 4th. 1881 and
duly recorded In Liber ]. A. =, I5, fois 2i6, W!
sell az public auction, in front of the premises Lot
O. ~ square ESQ. divided into two lots each fronting
s. leet a inches on the east side of 5th, between
ana +. streets, and running back les feet inch.
teTras tlne fourth cash, to he paid on the day of
interest. '
deed given and deed of trust TAKEN
All conveys nclng al the expense of the purchaser
r: w. BARNARD. Trustee
"a ll-en&Gs WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
A pMINISTRATOR'S sALE.-By older of the
"A AdminlstTator, will SELL at the house car
ner OF FREDERICK and Prospect streets, GEORGETOWN.
ID. g, on III tuesday, MORNING, 2ith inst, at 10
Ing Of
Mahogany Bookcase, Bureau and Card Tables,
- DO Dining and Side Tables,
HandSome Chamber Cottage Furniture,
Beds, Beddlng, Bedsteads, Carpets.
0llc'oth, Chars, Kitchen Utensils &c.
Together with a large lot Of Prints, Stationery,
Drawing Paper,
And aquantity If large sized Glasses and Frames.
suitable for show windows of various sizes
DIR. J. A. Ri CHI r., Administrator.
ia l8-d BAR NARD Il BUCKLEY. Aucts
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NEWS.

TT The srAR publishes the Lists Of Letters
,,,sai,irx ~ IA, Washington City Post Office
.uIsr fts prOrisionS Of the ia1 directing them TO
H. yriried the HsrSPape1 hdring the largest cir
cviai,or rIfiH tn dsiirSTy Of the Office. It's total
6ailv circulation as than doxbI. that OF any
o.is- DAILY printed IN fhs District of Columbia.
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Later from the Rio Grande

New ORLEANS, Jan. 22-The steamship Arizc-
IA. from BRACES Santiago, arrived here to- ighf
with dates of the 18th instant. She brings. in
addition to the mails aud passengers, sli2 $50 in
specie.
The people of Matamoras have protested aeains,
the introduction Of American volunteers into the.
Northern Mexican States, and even refused the
Americans passage through their district Ina pur-
suit of Cortinas. They also refuse TO cid either
COVER nment.
Cortnas has gathered up abou s3l0 followers
and is about 10 renew hostjlities against Texas
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BARNARD & BUCKaY, Aucts.
ia q 3taySw&ds


-. IN ~ u DCNhE1 UeOfsesOWG..
t'kUSfEES SALE.-By virtue of decr-as of
the Circuit C"u!t"1 this District. Passed In a
tuse oi - J"st and others against the heirs and
auction tn the highest bidder in front of the prem
Uses, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of February
next, AT Clock IN the afternoon, the west half of
Also part 81 10y 80 li9, ia saId addition, beginning
iett from Beat street IN he west line of the lot.
feet deep hy 81 feet IT, wIdth Also another mari
81 sag Jet No ia beginning l'n feet the we 81
line o 6reen st set, ~ feet deep by 81 feet in width
v I'm the Improvements On each of said pircals
Terms: One third cash and the residue al G. y
ana ~ months honds bearing interest with securi-
= and a lien on the property.
III ttn terms are not complied with within three
Jays. IN" premises VIII he resold on FIVE daSE' pub
he notice, - the risk and cost of the purchaser
w. K. WOODWARD Trustee.
EARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts
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PENNIES -Persons desiring Pennies will ALWAYS
IND them for exchange At ths Star Once conntsT

THE WAY OF TRANsGRRssoRs1s H,snr-Eol-
t t,s Inc Gornse and heed the advice contained in
tns Sork |Hn1Ian F,dtty, or Phys ioiog'caI Re
ana ana, lndn senoe, is e'nheshed with elaborate CO.
oteu engravInss, portraylng every feature and
~ modes ad9ptst for the cure of local well as
fallbls remedy for expunging every trace Of tbs
Hss IIom the system. Sold BY Dr. Barrow 1914
n Sold also BY ;. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
- ". "a h-lm.r
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ByA. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

RCiLDING HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Tools,
u Hollow WARE, FARMING UTENSILS, HoUsE-
FURNISHING GooDS, CABINET HARDWARE, sc, AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 24th inst, 1 shall
sell, AT the store of Messrs. r. l.. Earvey & Co.
No. 32J Penn. avenue betw-e eli 9Th and 7th streets
at ln O'Clock Ia, and Continue daily until al is
500, very extensive assortment Of Hardware.
We enumeTate Ia pa t.
Table Ead Pocket Cutlery and Spoons Of every de-
scTiptlon.
large assortment and great variety OF Building
Hardware,
larye variety Of Carpenters Cabinet makers and
other Mechanical foes.
large variety of Cabinet Hardware and Farm
Ing ttcpsl.S. such as
Trace, Back and Log Chains. Spades,
- an Lung IN nd!e Shove!s,
EdkcS, two, three And fOsT prong Forks
4 large lot of Hollow Ware. such as
Pots Ovens. SkIliets, GTidd .es, Tea Kettles
saucePaHs, SIove aud Frying Pans, q c.
" lth large variety of other Hardware which we
. dsem unnecessary tn enumerate,
Also, WhItewash, Floor, Scrubbing and busting
M new Wagon. Store Fixtures, DesksSc
Terms OF sale: Under SIS, cash over S25 end
not exceeding S5A, \ credit of and months over
So cIedIt OF Z, ! and months for notes In ali
cases 81 credit, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
terest from day of sale. "
:, Dealers snd mechanics of every description and
the pCO.lc in genora respectful, invited TO the
safe, as every article VIII he sold without reserve
They may expect bargains.
"a IL A. GREEN Auct
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4. GREEN, Auct.


COMMlSSIONER'S SALE OF LAND.-By
- virtue OF a decree of thu Circuit Cont of Far
lsN county, pronounced IN the case OF evils Juhn-
son * Co., AGAINST John NJ. DOM and others 81 its
November term, 1883, shall, on MONDAY. the
the Court House at said county, Cer at pu5Ic auc
ton, 10 the hz est bidder certain trzct of I and
N the raId county, adjoining the lands cf T. C.
Mchelion and others, within l,alfa rHi.e OF Hem
don station. on the Alexandra, LoGdnun and
Hampshire Railroad ard contain ng spout 100 acres
IL IS very de:lTable property.
Terms of sale One tenth IN hand the resldue IN
3equa instruments Of 6. Il and Is months with in
terest from day OF sae the deferred payments ne
secured by the bonds of the purchaser wt God 80
cury the property To be Teso!d at the cost of the
purchaser and the cash payment forfeited IN the
event of his not comply Ing with thu terms OF al
ia l6-2awts ALFRED MOSS Comp,'
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

III LIE
- AND Lots IN WASHINGTON CITT,-POrsuaut to
the pTOvlslons Of Decree pronounced by the Cir
Quit Court ofthe District of ColDm in the chance
y SUIT oi Jane Y. Gray and ais. Mary ID. bud
icy ana AIS. NO; ,i76, equity the undersigned
tustee appointed by said decree, will offer for sale
at public AUCTION, TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, on r ri DAY. the nth day of February.
I"O' az clock NJ, tho real sta in the hill
proceedings m said suIt mentioned, ate the pr, D.
e'S oi Mrs. Ann SemnIes. consisting OF tWo los,
with The ya!uah { dwelling houses and other tene-
nehts on each situate at the corner OF 18th
.treet &ad MARY AID avenue. UslandD in square 9.S
Wilt ali the rights and privileges thereto celong!n-
The terms of sal are: One-third Of the purchase
mon y IN ca. H. nd as to the residue on a credit of
ana IL months from the day of sale; the purchaser
giving bonds, with good security, to be approved
BY the trustee, and the legal TIT to he retained as
further security until the aymeut IN full. The de-
sale -
IL the terms OF sale are rot compiled with within
three GAYS tfnm the sale daN the trustee reserves
rig "a re sell onl weeks notice the costs and
risk OF the hIst purchaser. All conveJ arcing at
ALLAN b. MAGRUDER. Trustee.
Ia q S:aWtd A. GREEN, Auct
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. % Flour ia dull. state - 10
ajS5 IS Ohio 50 .65aSJ IS; Southern s. 5OaS5 20;
Wheat is very duh and nom;nally lower Corn
is buoyant; new white and yellow aolSlc Pork
IS hrnl; mess SO So prime Sll o. Lard IL firm -
lO4alUac. Whisky is dull at DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-23

~ Though THE STAR rs printed on the fastest
gram press IN south Of Baltimore ITS edition
large 20 TsqNirs IL 10 be pat 10 press nj an
,I-'E hoEr; Adr'rtissmsHtS, therefore, shOnld be
So bsfors Ttrslrs O'Clock, m; 0tGsrtciss th,v
gay not nPP,Hr until the Hs1t day.
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MARRIED..

AN Paris, IN the spanish Embassy, on the 18th
lU,cembe,, LIZ OLA, youngest daughter of the is "a
w H Ingis Esq EslnbnIgh, Scotland, to M.
Catholic MaIesty,s Lega alton in Naples. HIS Ex-
ceiisncy Don Calderon de Ia Barca late Mini ster
Of Foreig 4 Affairs, gave away the bride.