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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Anclo.Saror
TELEGRAPHIC.


PORTLAND. Jan. 19.-The English and Cana
ul"h sUealshlp Anglo-SaKon. from Liverpool on
tie iln inst, arrived here this morning with tho
ioilowlng Intelligence The Anglo-Saron tcuc he'd
a. Suttns'1~h (Irelaral on the night Of the 5tb
ana brings European dates Of that day
The VERY LATEsr-ria Du,,pXfc,r, The,a
are rumors that the Congress will not b, hold hp.
they require confirmation
The Emperor Napoleon made a speech AZ HI.
diplomatic reception on New Years day. OF a
pacific character.
BY Maj from LIrerpooll
COMMERCIAL
Cotton-Sa!es Tu, sday ard "Wednesday. Mon
DAY being a general holidaV.) 5000 bales in
Guiding :, SEQ bales 10 Spectators and exporters
There was d rather better tone in the market but
prices Were not qGotably higher, and the market
closed steady at former quotations
W arfeld X Nash report -four steady but dull
W heat quiet bat firm Corn dull. but steady
Prices Of all unchanged
Provisions.-Beef, pork, and bacon steady Lard
steady.
General Produce-Sugar firm. Coffee quiet
Rosin firm at Is I'd. is. Sd. Spirits turpentint
steady at 3}s. cd 3is.
London NarketS-All articles are sli gEtly higher
Money was in active demand.
Consols 95S.
[SECoSD DIsPArCHl
The Angie Saxon arrived here at il a n The
steamship Persia had arrived out
Violent storms had been raging In the English
Channel. doing much damage to the shipping.
The ship Britannia. (bcfore reported } from,
Savannah, had become a wreck The Cautaiu
and portion OF the crew Were savtd.
The London Times says Present appearances
indicate that the European COngrets will be aban-
doned . Other authorities ma Ike similar remarks.
fat as Vet divuised, 10 amount TO confirmation az
the report.
Later news from India says that ,. zoo rebels
wltA thtlr leaders. have been made prisoners
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Resolutions of Connecticut Manufacturers
Against SectionaIism.

MERTDEN, Conn, Jan. l. The manufacturers
convention to-day passed resolutions coudenlninr
Tie spirit which impelled a sovereign state in
1892 threaten civil war fer greater grievances
than It's opposition 10 law of Congress establish
ing duties on imports; comdemnn- the spirit Of
diSunion II this or that candidate for President
or Speaker should be elected; ccndemning the
spirit which drove Mr. Parr from Charleston
MT summer in the Senate chamber; condemninc
uir spirit which overrun Kansas and the spirit
Which invaded Virginia 10y BODY of armed
men; disappointing Of the misrepresentation and
fdlsehood of a portion Of the public press viii, b
represents any considerable number Of The pecple
OF The free states abolitioniSts and renewing their
professors Of fidelity 10 the MON and the ccns.i
tuition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, and feeling the hard
Oh lne weighing heavily upon hsm with all its At
cs!etTHtsd Stomach Buffers ellxer that will Instil
ardor and energr of N,n 1om,bf daHs bn; Tue NE
their shrunken forms, and give hea tn and vigor to
tn'ir remaining years Those who are in the least
or any ether trou6lesOnie and dangerous disease,
aTltlng rom disordered systsr, should not hest
tate 10 avail themselves Of the benefit derived frcm
this great remedy.
erywhere. in Is eo3t
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Minnesota Democratic STATE Convention.

CHIC AGO. Jan. l. The Democratic state Cen
Venuon OF Minnesota met al st Paul on Thursday
tn elect delegates TO Charleston Convention.
Resolutions Were passed endorsing the Cincin-
nat platform and the bred Scott decision, oppoS-
ing the reopering Of the slave trade; denouncinc
the Harpers Ferry raid; declaring stephen A
Douglas 10 be the first choice for the Presidency,
ana lnSructlng the delegates 10 the Charleston
convention from Minnesota TO vote for him as
long as such support will prove available, aud
declaring that the Minnesota democracy will
supper. the Charleston nominee whoever be may
be.
"A resolution instruT:inG the delegates 10 vote for
Goa:las until the majority instruct otherwise was
voted down by - majority.
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Legislature of Louisiana-Goyernor's Mes.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Ie.-The Legislature as
senlbled, and Tia" Governors message WAS read
Ii recommends the State TO be pr.lared 10 meet
her sister States Of the South I'm convention i'm
case of certain contingencies 1t favors retail =
ing upon the hostility of the North by licensing
the sellers Of Northern manufactures and intlict-
ing such charges on them as TO amount TO almost
an absolute prohibition.
The House passed joint resolution declaring
the Harper'S Ferry raid attack on the rights
and privileges Of the South as showing the hos
unity OF the North; and that the election Of Re
publican President would I've cause Of a severance
of the Mon
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THIS AFTERNOON d. TO- MORROW
By WALL q BARNARD, AuctIoneers.

By WALL q BARNARD, Auctoneers.
rEHUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
= STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY 6ooDs,
GL@AKs, &C, AT PUBLIC Auction On THURS
DAY, the 10th OF January, at the auction rooms
OF Messrs. wal Barnard corner of Gth street and
Penn avenue, BY virtue IF deed of trust exc cuted
on the 5th day of November, 1879 and duly recorded
| shal sell, at pubic auction: large assortment OF
Millinery ard Fancy Goods, 4 c., Consisting Of
Bonnets Flowers, Ribbons.
straw foods, aces, ard Dress Trimming,
Hoop skirts, Cl"aks, Friuges,& &c
with large stock of other goods not here enume-
rated.
The sale will commence a. 10 O'Clock on the day
GaSlgrated ard continue from day TO day until the
whole ST Ok is disposed of
Terms ef sale SSaand under cash; over that sum
credit OF s. 81 snd 81 Gavs for Eotes sfactorIiy
endorsed. bearing interest.
III the terms nf sale are not complied with in S
days I9om sale, the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the risk and expense Of the defeating
purchaser. A. IIoTD Trnstee
Ia u q WAI,I. 4 EARNAR ID
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OXYGESATFD BITrERs,

Tn f"ttORng LITTER from kH0ng IJrhj,.gt Of
H-TSdl. speaks rOiHmsS in farce a.; "a, or
ge1di,d Buffers. as u 11eiiriHs for fkHl. lrho>.
occupations arc Of a SsjsatHry Hat..5,.
MONTREAL. Nov -, l2,:
Geatlemsn-I am happy To be able IL sud yna my
testimony IN favor of the Orygsnaisd B::,frS and
intended 70 have done It before this. brt have been
prevented ny professional engagements.
feel great pleasure in recomm endinG il to an
sui ring from imperfect digestion, sick hpata chs.
acIdlty, or any arrangement of the ,tcmach from
which l have suffered very severely Uptrards Ct
'trsaty From the recommend t;oD OF ,,ro az
my trends, was induced to try one botta and 4
I myse SO much benefited by is use, tina. DO ret
think 1t necessary to continue it any further
You may use this, Gentlemen ma yen thuk proper
ana permit me To remain, lonrs very truly.
Prepared BY s; w. FowLE i Co. 8ostoa, ancr for
sale by Ia, ID Gilman, ;. T.. Ford, jr , - 3. WAITE,
y Stott John Schwarze, Marin & Palmer. Wash
lnston; and bV dealers everywhere. jel8 iw,r
QuKRu's Cop LIVER OIL jelly
Approved by the New York Acaiam, IF Nad,-
cine. 1t ID twice more efioacious than the j,.r-d
tion and all kinds Of Coughs.
ALSO,
QuERU's JRLLIFIED CAsrOR OIL, hy which thu
offensive greasinsss Of the oil Obviated For sas
By all respectable druggists In Westminster and
Georgetown ~
PEHFoLD, PARKER MowxR, W hoiesaIe A ,snts
i Beekm8n street, New York CITY, 40 4 am
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Letters by the Overland Mail,

ST. l.oUIs, Mo. Jan. 1S.-Postmaster Hogan
states that the number of letters sent from this Of
nee by the Overland Mail, for the quarter ending
December 81, is 6D.Sl1. This is exclusive of over
two hundred pounds Of foreign closed mail, and
several direct bags from Chicago and Cincinnati
The number received In the same time exclusive
of about 500 packages direct from other offices
(and estimated 10 contain sixteen thousand let
tPrsD is III
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Abolition Conyen,ion U,,ca

UTICA. y. Y. Jan. 1S.-A convention Of Gar,
risen abolitonsts las been in session in this city
yesterday and today, closing this evening The
spec kers Were Parker Pillsbury. Aaron NJ Powell
NJ Z. Robinson. Susan Aubray and Rev Be
rlah Green. The attendance was only moderate
The resolutions adopted were similar 20 these
passed by the same persons at Buffalo
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Receiver Appointed.

PITTsBuRG Jan. ls.-The mod ii I'd DEGREES wer
entered by the United States District Court a
Cleveland. Ohio, Yesterday, and VIM b. Ogdel
sworn as receiver for the entire road from Pitt,
blrg 10 Chicago.
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Celebration Of FrankIin.s Birthday

BOSTON. Jan. 1e.-The birthday Of Franklin
was COMMUNICATED ar the Music Hall. last eve
before whom the Hon. Edward Everett delivered
an Grafton on the early life of that distinguished
printer, prefacing his remarks with a most beau
uful and feeling allusion 10 the catastrophe at
Lawrence, and also appropriately eulogizing the
talents aud writings of the late eminent historian
Lord Macauley The hall WAS pac ked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

CENTRE MAEKEr.-The supply this morning
was equal to the demand In our pr nc pal market,
and both were light. The quality Of provisions
offered was up to the best grades Of the season.
Game continues to be abundant Fruits and veg
etables do not appear in any worse condition than
usual probably because the dealers particularly
careful to select the best for their tustome-s
and selling at SO 50aS7 per 100 pounds In the
hay market the demand was very light and the
article was selling at prices ranging from 30 70 -
cents per lNPounds, according to quality. Prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

NE WAY OF TRANsGREsSoRS Is HARD"-Fol-
low the counsel and heed the advice contained In
the work HH,ndn Fatty, or Physiological Re
SsaTchtS 1t treats Of tho evil effects of early abuse
ano Indulgence, is emhellished with elaborate co,
oIeu engraVInss, pOrtraying every feature and
phase OF disease, exposes the faacy of the ordina-
~ modes adopted for the cure of local well as
ialibe remedy for expunging every trace of the
E Rsnc I" a, the system Sold by Dr. Barrow 1874
:, Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
H. ~ ia 6-lm.r
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ssELLING OFF At COST,
- TO REBUILD.

s.ELLiNG OFF At COST,
TO REBUILD.
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF Day GooIs SIZZLING
~ OrF AT COsT. To REBUILD.
Having concluded 10 tar { own MY building row
occupied hy re, TO r.ha'd, and having a large
stock "i 3"ons on Ia nd, shall commences this day
to sell ct iny whole etocs a cost. for cash.
FOR GENTS WEkH.
Ea;Go-HiuL!is, IasSlIncres, VsStinEs, Tweed
anu catEctS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
ack All faEcY Six Robes, Hl.ck and Fa4cv
SEks, French hieIIn IS. Pant d Msrinos MouEIine
- ie'HHs. IL Woo Piait, 4 eaccas, Eofnha z.nss
:'nS lsE AMI Ari"Tic7T Prints.
BOZ ShhEtpINti GOODS
taTpeting, tl.c oths, Rugs, Mats, Bed Comforts
- ahh"ts, Linen ana Cotton Shee'In-E. fable
Gotta, sd Covers Step JIcioth, 81 i" aud TuyI-
cling EIaP@rs, Crash, &c.
UpMESrIC GOODS.
SroTn and Re6ctfd Sheetirgs and ShirtinEs
iicxlngs, Checks, Plaid Co;tons. PLAID |. nseys
dc -.~'''
Also, = large assortment of Cotton and Wools,
hosiery ana Gloves, z Embroidery, Bonnet ibbons
t!c,h Cio;ks a2d Ragians. laHIes' Ccrsets, JOu-
VIM nest AID gloves. In black, white and assorted
coo.s. Linen Cambria AID Silk Handkerchief
ann many other goods. too numerous to !aelt,on
tiEPn. ' VI We =
Caii early and secure bargains.
n. EGAN, 323 Pa av
- 70 w South Ia. betw. 9Th and 7ih sts
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from Texas

New ORLEANS, Jan IA Corpus Christi let
ter states that CoTtinas was on tie 10 Grandp
above Brownsville. There were no troops at
Brownsville.
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Free Eeyroes i'm Missouri

st. Lofts. Jan. lS.-tiovernor Stewart has re
fused to sign the bill recently passed by the Mis-
souri, Legislature for the exclus ion of free negro,
from tne state.
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RALTiMoRE. Jan. 10 Flour closed duh; How
ard street aud Ohio, good brands are brld az
$50. Wheat closed fi-m; sales Of COO bushels.
good white for store 81 Is. Corn closed dull.
white and yello,v 15.16c Provisions closed arm
unchanged Whisky closed steady al b..
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv A, GREEN. ApctIonee,

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer,
CARPENTERS SHOPON GROUNDRENT
~ WHICH CAS REMAIN OR BE REMOVED, srrrlTFp
on liIH STREKT,AT ACcTIoN.-tn THURSDAY,
the 18th inst shall sell, at O'Clock D m on the
premises, good Carpenters Shop, situated on lot
NO ~ IN sqpare No. 2l8, on l4tfi, between north
ana Is streets. The shop is to be removed unless
the purchaser can make an arrangement Nth the
owner Of the ground for 1t to be removed.
Terms cash.
ia 10 q A GREEN Auot
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DIED.,

In this city on "Wednesday, the ,eth instant after
the 18th year of his age, a native of Wurtamhurr
uermany, resident Of the United States for q
years, aud OF Washington for the last Is wears
His friends and tho friends Of the family ara IN
ylted 70 attend his funeral from HIS late residence
No. 1S2 TIN street, between ID and r., Island To-
morrow (Frlday) afternoon, at O'Clock
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New York Markets.

New YORK Jan. "a Flour is duh, State s. .2ta
- -; Ohio ~ 7iiaSSJ -; SoutLer, - 6OsS5 -
Wheat is duh and dropping. Corn is quiet whit.
and yellow , -i1ec. Pork is buoyant;
SlG -: prime 81 [ ~. Lard is duh WHISKY 10
h, ID Il 2Gc
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A Man Burned to Death

CLEVELAND, @. Jan. lS--A fire occurred, this
morning. in the carpenter shop of the Michigan
Southern Railroad. Conant, an employer was
burned to death. and another man. named Pee ks
was badly injured. The building was saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

u Though The STAR as printed on TIE fastest
sssa'H press IN south Of Baltimore its .9i,;o,
Sc large as TO require it TO BE- pr, TO press NJ
sssiy hour; 4dr'rtiseDlsnts, therefore, should be
ssa ~ s.roT' Tir'irs o'clock, M othsrrris, tS.v
My not GPP'1T until the merit day.
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LOCAL NJ JEWS.

u The SrAR publishes the Lists of Letters
'esuaiHins IN tis Washington City Post Office
~ the provisions Of the Iap directing then. 10
printed IN the newspaper barring the largest cir
eslafor ,r''hiH 'h' deirsry Of the Ofcs It's total
6say 'TeH'1;'OH as mere than double that Of any
seksr Daily printed ia the District Of Columbia.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & Co. Auctionesrs.

By j. G. MCGUIRE & Co. Auc.ioneers.
REN: T. FRENCH'ST TENTH ANNUAESALE
- OF books AID Stationery at auction. at store Of
W.. Bay y, ~ Ia. avenue, sales every evening
until after Christmas, lhe stock is now complete
In every dePaIt'pent of Literature, Science, and
Art, Holiday Books from the smallest Juvenile ND
to fire Gift Books worth $50 fine Bibles and PRAYER
Books, Butler fine Gil: Books, for 1885, Stationery
of every variety; all OF which will he sold very low
To close the entire stock out In 81 DAYS. Books at
private sale at hali price, Call and see.
de I'D BEN. +. FRENCH Salesman.
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Mnr's DlRss SUITS,
ksa's BxsiSsss Sxits,
YeStA,' BUSINESS Sxits,

~ Call1yerS Schooi SNtss
NOAH WALKER It Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
w inter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemens and
ouths CIothlng of the newe:t and richest designs
In ElateTIai, trimming, and workmanship.
10 those who study excellence with economy, in
IasnonSoe articles OF dress. opportunity is now
offered or Getting from the most attractive stock
OF eaoy Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
OuoeG PIIOes, &p&-lI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

lr WILL BE SEEN by notice in another column,
that charity sermon in behalf Of tue suffering
poor OF ~ Dominick's parish, will be preached
by the Rev. Father Mcguire at that church, on
Sunday next at II O'Clock mas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

mrs: WlNsLOw, An experienced nurse and fenals
physician. has SoofhtnS Syrup for Cai!fst TS.ta-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
BY softenins the gums, red cing all Inflammation
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, it viii 1--WE rest
% yQuIgeves and relief and health 70 your Infants
enotnoI ooiumn' ocu-ly
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faiIUrPsiu Montreal.
EsttIutcYe Markets

MoSTGEAL Canada. Jan. l. Mills. Notice
Co. and Cnwan n Cross. both whoasaI. grocery
firms in this city. have suspended payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

ARREsTs FOR ROBBERY In October last GER
tain robhrrics We're committed that excited very
strong sIspiCions in the minds Of officers rrlat We
tr i number OF young men. Officer Narrower
about three weeks ago got clue. and following
~ ne obtained information which he Thought ius-
uhsd him in making arrests Justice Ferguson
was required TO issue warrants and Narrower
getting the aid Of officers Arnold and Donaldson
went Yesterday To various quarters of the Fifth
Ward at the same time, and crested John Loo Ike
Alo1LO Maryman, and Richard Maryman, ali of
whom Were taken before Justice Ferguson who
committed them 70 Jail for further hearing
party shall be arrested The direct charge is the
robbery Of the cigar and tobacco store of Michael
Mcconnell N October last. A search warrant was
asked to search the premises of III. r Maryman
thu father of the accused Young men Of that name
He being present. waived the warrant, and tax ny
the officers made a thorough search of his house
evinciny positive belief on his part of the inno-
cence Of his boys. Unfortunately some gods
were found ard which the complainaats claim
as their property. The officers entertain hope
of solving several mysterious robberies by this
arrest though the arrested parties may not be
Connected with them further than knowledge
of the facts
FRozR UP-The steamers Powhatan and Phil
adelphIa Of the Southern Mail boat line, were
frozen up In the ice opposite Fort Washington on
Tuesday morning, and Were obliged To remain
there until yesterday evening; being unable 70
proceed they managed to ha k-out Yesterday ana
arrived back at the wharf In Washington, the
fewhatan at o'clock last night, and the Phila-
n-'phld at o'clock this morning They Will
through the ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

NOTICE District Of ColKn,5.a Advertisements
'sse inserted IN The BALTIMORE SUx are rscsir,d
&c az Lc-Ir1,I.t from THE Sras oacs.
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FUTURE DAYS.

A pNiNlSTRATOR'S SALF.-By 1 Ter of the
II Administrator, we Will sell, at the mouse cor
ner 81 lex and Prospect stree Georgetown.
ID. G ,on TUESDAY, oath inst, the effects of the
late :. -. Deeth consisting Of
Mehogany B'oGcaSe, Rursan and Card Tables,
10 Dining aud Side Tables.
Handsome Chamber Cottage Furniture,
Beds, Seeding, Bedsteads, Carpets.
Orc 10Th. Chars, Kitchen Utensils &c.
Together with a large lot of Prints Stationery,
Drawing Paper.
And quantity al large s. Zed Glasses and Frames
suitable tuE show windows ct rarrow SIZE
J. A. RICHEY, Truttse
J& I'D BARNARD b buckle Auvts
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HOUSE FOR ENT,o on very rea soma bic terms
l. or = Part OF the same three ssor ed Brick
House, No. 800 18th street one square west of the
Departments, west of tbs Presidents and few
doors nortn of the Avenue. Please call before 10
O'Clock 4. H., or after p. H.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A well built, new 3 sto-
~ and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing 10
rooms. with passage situated on L st Get, between
Vermont avenue and l4th st The said property
VIII be sold or rented On very accommodating terus
Inquire Of GEO. 7. LANGLEY, next door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

r PENNIES Persons desiring Pennies will always
hhd them for exchange at thu Star Office counter.
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BY J. {: kieGuIRE 4 co. Auctioneers
's'No NEW AND HhNDSOM ELY FIN
ANDiuTS FOR oALg.-,sn THURSDAY AFTER.
NOON ia. Gtr1 18th, at Sla O'clock. on The rraEii-
sFS. 81 Al Sal t. satisfy deed "a at two new
three stors brick Dwelling Houses cad back buila-
I"Es, thH Its fronting q feet inches en- street
north, It a"n ID and Jd streets west, running back
~ feet a. an alley.
me Houses ais hands. me three story l-s IS with
lick back E3IIlnFs. crGtll1I' Saioo na ioT, tan
i'"H'' ana aIi fncm. wIta water aEti gas o. pes
throughout, uiI bic Ialtel, ard anEied an the best
i.:9nnGr.
fergoas ~ T-at II dtai able and C, uvpnie, i've
TaI:E"a 1--we :r%s IN Xc" pti0raa i,,c :lon
reserve.
Terms: De i'nr:i cash: the residue m 6, y agd
IL 'ihHts, wih Interest, orUei by deed of trust
a. the premises.
j. IA J.C.McGU;RE& CO, hrcts.
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I{ic'. n. =. LOCKE Coatlnpes .he I,.c,t -,
~ of DREsS AHI3G In al It's bTapohes al No
2oEast Capltei street. Dresees made in the neat
0s' iaeanei % loW Is One UoilM. ma q
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EOB RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the bui ID
L ing imTedi ately opposite the west Wing of he
City Hal, recently occuP.ed by CHas :. Walsch
as Al Office. 4 $50 tie front rOo.l N the second
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms arrly to RICHARD WALLACH, No. ,
Louisiana avenue. il I3 tf
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, J: 4. KICHEY, Trut le.
l BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.

BY A. GR EEN, AuctIoneer.
BUILDING HARDWARE, CUTLERY,T Tools
- Hollow WIRE, FARMING UTENSILS, House.
FURNISHING Goops, CABINET HARDWARE, &c, At
ATcTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 2ith inst, | shall
sell, az the store OF Messrs. +. l.. Harvey & Co,
No 30 Penn. avenue; between 9Th and 9TH streets,
al ~ o'clock q. IA. and continue daily until all lis
500. very extensive assortment of Hardware.
We eDgUerate In pa t.
Table and Pocket Cutlery and Spoons of every de-
scrIptIon,
A large assortment and great variety of Building
Hardware.
large variety Of Carpenters, Cabinet makers and
other Mechanical Toois,
large variety of Cabinet Hardware and Farm
InS Utensils, such as
Trace, Back and Log CHAINS, Spades,
u an" Long handle ShOvels,
Rakes. two, three and four prong Forks,
"A large lot Of Hollow Ware, such as
Pots, Ovens. SkIl!ets, Gr:dGless rea Kettles.
Saucepan>, Stove and Frying Pans. &c.
w ith large variety of other Hard ware which we
. deem Unnecessary to ernmer2te,
Also, NhItewash, Floor, ScrubDing and busting
Brushes,
And = new Wagon, Store Fixtures Desks, &C.
Terms q sale: Under SIS. cash over Sl5 and
not cX=Ce:ing $50, crCdIG Of aud months over
So credit OF :, and months, for notes, in al!
cases o credit, Satisfactorily endorsed, bearin in
teTHs. from DAY Of sale.
E2a ers and mocha MICS cf every DISCRETION and
tie PUbic M general respectfully invited the
sa =, aS every article Will Be sod witou. Eesct 6.
The may expect laTsaias.
"A ]. # 4. GREEN. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

Two I.ET-Four large and desirable ROOMS
4 at No. 369 Pa avenue, between "a AMI It'll SITS
opposite the National fiut-l. ia l3Iw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19
FOR SALE AND RENT

EFOR RENT-S handsome ami CONVENIENTLY ar
4 ranged BRICK HOUSE, with II rooms NO
3o3 9Th street between street and New York
avenue hehL S'r" per aHuufn. ia 'S-lw*