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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL Il DARNARO. Apet,oneerx

By WALL q BARNARD, Auct,oneer,-
HORSE FOR SALE ABDUCTION VIII n,
TiTESn,I nc gton c'ty market house, on
O'clock me large size bay Draught Horse, to the
ja4d WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
GALE OF STOCK OF PRIME GROCE
,, RlSS. LQcoRs AND FRUITS AT AUCTION -On
TUESDAY MoRNING the nth inst. at I, O'Clock
we Will sell. at the Auction Rooms a stock of prime
ramily Grocerles, comprising
Barreis W hIte. Yellow ard Coffee Sugars
EogsheadS row crop New Orleans SUGAR,
Ghests Imperial, Young II yson and Black Teas
HoTss twhnles, halves, and QuartersD LAYER and
. Bunch Raislrs, ~
Boxes and drums Figs, Currants and rruues
Hogsheads and barrels Sirup and Molasses
CASTLE. Brown AID Fancy Soaps,
Cases sweet OIL and boxes Ground Coffee, Bay
Rum. ICY
Barrels Alewives. Barley ard Rice,
foxes ASamart!Pe Candles, Starch and Pepper
Kegs White Lead,
10 boxes Elmo Chewing Tobacco
4o.m9 Cigars, different brands,
basE@ts Champagne Wine, Cstawba Brandy and
Native Wine, WIN
octaves and barrels Rrandy ard Gin.
casks Old Bourbon, Monumental, Monongsbels
star, Plauters', and other brands Whisky and
many other goods In the Grocery line not emu
merated. ~
Terms: So and under cash; over that amount
credit o 50 and so DAYS for approved endorsed notes
u i4-h WALL II BARNARD, Aucts
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EDITORS CERTIFICATE.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. u, 1874.
Gtntensn-L suffered for about ear previous
20 last spring. from arrangement of the actIo, Of
l supposed to be an organic disease, and having
seen the Orygsndted Bittsrs highly recommended
LOT use In such cases, procured and used single
bottle, with entire success,
ne dlsasreeabe symptoms speedily disappeared I'd,
ana nave never hac any recurrence Of them,
Being really OF opinion that this medicine is of
unquestlonatle value as a cnrc for Dyspepsia, ii n
which opinion am happy to know that agree with
many Intelligent physicians. } 1 have no hesitation
IN permitting this certificate TO ba used in any way
that will promote its more general use.
r. A. SrANsBURy,
n, Editor of the Burlington Courier
Prepared by s. w. FowLE Co Boston and for
gale by n. Gilman, 5. c. Ford, jr, 8. d. Waite,
y. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn Il Palmer, Wash
lngton; and bV dealers every where. ia lO-lw,r
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Auctioueer

THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A FAMI-
LY DEcLINLNG HOUSEKEEPING, AT AUCTION
On TIL RSDAY MORNING, the 10Th instant, 1
shall sell, at the residence of 8 family declining
housekeeping, No. 40i 9Th street west, between 6
and ii streets north, at ~ O'Clock, a good assert
ment of housekeeping Effects, such as
Mahog:nE Sofa, Chairs and r. ecker,
Do Centre ma BILE top Tables
Do Bureaus, Tables and Stands
Bedsteads, Cane seat Chairs, w ashstands,
WardTobes, Lounges, Toilet Sets
Fine Feather Beds, Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mat
tresses,
Comforts, Quilts, Blankets. Cases.
Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mattings,
China, Glass and Crockary Ware,
Cooking, Chamber and Radiator Stoves,
With a general assortment of Kitchen X eouisites
Terms All SUNS of and under SIS cash; over
5 credit of and o. days. for notes satisfactorl-
ly endorsed, bearing interest
ia Is q A. GREEN. Auct.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, % consumption, Mrs. ELF
ABETH BURNETT PATTER NnN. dang liter of
WIN and Elizabeth Piim,, of Washington, a ed
~ years.
Williamsburg, N. v, and Frankfort, KY. papers
In this CITY, on the l4th instant, of consumption.
LIVER j. GOLD SMITH, aged 70 years, Z
months and IA days. May he rest in peace.
The relatives and friends of the family are
fu!y invited to attend his funeral to-mnrrOw Sun
de-, afternoon, at o'clock, from the residence of
his mother, No. $50 I'd st. east.
In this city, on Friday, DANIEL p. BARRY,
youngest of the late James ID. Barry and Juiia-
Barry.
The funs raj will take place from the residence of
ms mother, 3s4 New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill,
on sunday. O'Clock m, to which all the friends
of the family are invited.
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Additional from Europe

PORTLAND, Jan. 1.-THE steamship Hungarian
from Liverpool on the 2-th December arrived her.
last night She brings telegraph dates via q ueens
town TO The evening Of tue Both with some add
tional items Of interest from the Continent
The Bishop Of Orleans has written violent an
swer to the pamphlet on the Romagna question
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, "Wednesday closed al pre
vious quotations. Wheat closed with an upwa d
tsndencyi red was higher, and quoted at IOsa
luSld. Corn was steady
LIVERPOOL, Thursday.-Cotton slightly nrmer;
estimated sales to-day 500 bales Breadstufs
steady. Provisions duh
Consols for account 95 Haa5x
The steamship Edinburg has arrived out.
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Additional from Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, Jan l3.-The Juarez govern
ment has proposed TO organize a regular army,
and disband the volunteers and militia, and also
TO invite volunteers and troops from abroad
The people along the national road have orga-
nlzed vigilance committee, who have already
captured and hung about 100 hiphwavmen' who
have been infestng the road, and travel is now
safe TO the capital.
The steamship Tennessee has been withdrawn
from the Vera Cruz trade
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II horgh THE STAR as printed on TIC fastest
.f.a,u press IN south of Baltimore its edition
, % large as TO require it to be PIT to press at an
.a,ir hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
,,r, IN before T,celrs O'clock m; otherwise they
,,.1y not appear until the nezt day.
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Message of the Governor of wiscon.iu

CHICAGO, Jan. - The annual message of Gov
Randall of Wisconsin, was delivered TO the Leg
lslature Yesterday. The finances of the State are
shown to be in prosperous condition. The
slavery question is discussed at considerable
length. Gov. Randall favors no compromise de-
nounces the disunion sentiment uttered in Con-
gresS rs unpatrioiic, undSnifed and disgraceful,
and declares that every attempt at disunion
should be rewarded with the halter
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II THE STAR publishes the Lists of Letters
-sriaining in the Washington City Post Office
Hrfsv ths prorisions Of the law directing then, to
e printed a" the newspaper hdring the largest cir
cHJaficn rrthin the dsIircry Of the Office. It's total
daily eiTerlation IS more than double that of ary
o,be, DAILY printed IN the District of Columbia
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From Pixies Peal

LEAvENwORTH, X. r, Jan. I2.-The Pixies
Peak express arrived this afternoon with So 600
in gold. Business was rather duh al Denver CITY
Many miners Were returning 10 resume operations
In consequence Of the the mildness Of the weather
Several extensive quartz discoveries lad been
made. large quantities being taken out r. adv for
crushing. There was great d, iciency in proper
found 10 great extent, and on being tested
proved capable ofyielding large proportion Of
gold
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Arrest of Realf

CHARLESTON, Jan. 12.-The Courier has a spe
cial dispatch from New Orleans TO the effect that
Mr.. Realf, John Browns Secretary Of State lef
Austin on the lth for Washington. in charge OF
the officer OF the Senate dispatched for him
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM FUpopr

o. S . LIE, Jan. l3.-The steamer New YORK
% -. 1o,h zen en- Tor New York, with London papers
% une 2sth ut has arrived AT H,lifar
ne latest accounts from Chin. So, ,h,, 81. ~,
U.s. eminent has applied for American medi-
anDn IN tneir o. Hiculty with England and rance
Ihe ship Flora Temple, with 500 ccai,.s o.,
Havana, has been wrecked in the Chin. ses io'
Advices from Madrid announce the birth NJ
Spanish Princes vi
Tae Pope refuses TO enter tie European Pe.o.
congress unless the rumOred authorship OF the
late French pamphlet is denied
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The Contest for the Spcakership

HARRISBURG, Jan. I3-The resolutions hereto
fore submitted approving the course of the Penn
sylvania Representatives i'm Congress in the con-
test for the Speakership, and declaring Pennsyl-
vania true 10 the Constitution of the Union has
passed the Senate and ordered TO a second reading
in TIE House.
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Funeral of Judre Rlackford

lNDIANAPoLIs Ind, Jan. l2.-The remains OF
Judge Blackford arrived here last night aud were
taken to the Senate chamber where they lie n
state until tomorrow, when the funeral will "a Ike
place.
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Lepislatiya Csucu<

HARRISBURG, Jan. I3-The Republicans to-
night. in caucus rencninatsd Eli Slifer for Stats
treasurer. The Legislature elects on Monday
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NorrcE-Distriet of Columbia Advertisements
70 ,, inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are reeeived
az ard forcardsd from THE STAR Office.
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The Case Of Irs. iiartuuy

ALBANY, ". Y Jan. 10 A writ Of error has
been granted i'm the case of Mrs Hartung under
sentence Of death, which carries her case 70 the
Court Of Appeals
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK Jan u Flour is quiet; State Is eoa
$ -; Ohio S5.7OaS5 s.; Southera ~ Sass So
Wheat Is buoyant, but no transactions "a southern
Corn is quiet; safes unimportant. Pork and lard
quiet. WHISKY is dull
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PENNIES Persons desiring Pennies will aIwav,
lind them for exchange at the Star Offoe oOunter.

THKFINEsr CLOTHING EsTABLIsuMRNrIN WASH
INGToN CITY-J. nj. McCamIy Co, are now re-
celvlng their fa Of Clothing made order for
their retail trade. Furnishing Goods of every kind
Trunks, vallses snd Carpet Bags. 3SS and 800 Pa
avenue, National Hotel f.udng. oc 10 SIN
'THK WAY OF TRANsGREssoRs Is HARD"-Fol-
low the counsel and heed tho advice contained in
the work "HHmdn Fnify, or PhysiolOg,cnE Re-
searches treats of the evil effects of early abuse
and Indulgence, Is EN- shed with elaborate co.
ored engravinss, portray ing every feature and
phase of disease, exposes the falacy of the ordina
~ modes adopted for the cure of local as well Rs
hertdtdTy mnlddieS, and gives the only safe and in
feilIbls remedy for expunging every trace of the
virus irOmthe system. Sold by DIR. Barrow, 1874
Be2cker street, ". Y. Price d cents. Sent free
=, Sold also by :. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
~ ia 6lm,r
MRS: WINsLow, On experienced nur and female
physician, has Sooth ing Syrup fer Caid-n Teeth
inS which greatly facilitates the process teeting
ny sottening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allsy all pain. and is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 l1-lv
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NewtPnPer ESTABLISHMENT a urnt
AUGUSTA, Jan. l2.-The Office Of tle Herald az
Brunswick. Ga was destroyed b. fire on Satur-
day last. Loss st. 600 to s. .00n
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SUSPICION OF BuRkINa Yesterday ,ft.,r,,,,
ie the lectures were in progress at the Medic
CoLege, on street near Twelfth, connected viii
~ "feurge.own College, there was terrible outer
~ 4uroer; nre, watch! help, &C. which aroused
me NEG hborhocd, and the idea that soma ~.
i ;ow mad been burked by the student. tryhn
, rn.enaed to murder and carve him up. seized
inc me ne fertile brain OF young gentleman resid
ny Al Tue vicinity. who Immediately went for tn
ponce; Captain Goddard and one of his ueuten.
s instantly repaired to the building and
SSeascned, and upon breaking into an outbuilding
i ndSid's1 NO: 10, discovered the truth The
tte uual supposed to have been "burked,, was
.ne liable Janitor of the building. He had been
vi lohg debauch, and suddenly attacked with
potu, had taken refuge from 1.-The snakes,
b nd lewis, In this little building, where he
had fastened HIMSELF in.
WtTCH hETURNs-Silas Beach, deranged: re-
talnSd for his friends to convey him to the insane
asyium: This unfortunate young man is the
same VINO last Sunday night was taken from Will
iard's Hotel for annoying the guests> He Is In,
In cell at the guard house some of his friend 8
staying with him constantly, and he ia CARRYING
vi co hI with some supposed joint occu,
PAM Vi MS prison. on the subject of the happiness
vi the terrestrial and the heavenly worlds, eX
CHUNG the sympathy Of all who hear him. Nine.
Teen loosers Were accommodated
LARCENY afternoon James R,rn.s
was arrested by officer King for the larceny of one
dollar from man near Frederick. Md 1t ap-
pears lhat barnes had introduced himself to the
stranger and asked the loan of dime to paw for a
Geographic dispatch. Growing more and more
IaihlNar, In very short time he managed to get
possession Of dollar while the stranger was
counting his money. The money was found, and
Justice Dom held Barnes to bail for his appear
ance at Court Nif
COMPARISON OF THE POLICE REGIsrER-Rv
examining the police register and comparing the
first twelve days of 1859 with the first twelve of
1900 We find that the number of offenders arrest
eu ana reported was elghty-six in the former and
thirty-sx in the latter; decrease of fifty cases
VI lodgers there were 23S i'm the first twelve DAYS
OF 1859, and Ill in $780, decrease of l27 of this
sort OF pensioners. 1t is desirable that the reduc
ton will continue through the wear.
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SaNHiinah faace>

SAVANNAH, Jan. I3.-Fanny Washington won
Exchsquer beat Mes TAYLOR i'm two straight heats
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BALTIMORE, Jan. II Flour closed quiet. How
ard street IS 80 Wheat steady; VIII ite I30asI as;
red 81 27aSl 80 Corn frn; white 7Ca75c.; yellow
75a76c Provisions steady, hut not active; bacon
sides 9aa9Ec.; mess pork $3.50; prime SO 50
Whisky duil at - re.
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MINIS DRESS SUITS,
Msx's Bssixsss Ssits,
CHILDRIN's DRRss SuITa. '' 0"''''

nI . C5tIdrer'5 School SKifS.
G! NOAH WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing
Ssore, Browns hotel Build ing, would respectfully
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. it
Is comprised OF an assortment Of Gentemen's and
In material trimming, and work manshp.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stooS
duoed prices. Sa',r
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The AIaba n Democratic tony.
Newspaper E.tabIt,nme

MONTGOMERY, Jan l3-The State Democratic
Convention is working smoothly. The Mobile
Forsythe delegation have obtained their seats
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THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORROW
BY j. &. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

DEN .FRENCH'S TENTH ANNUALSaIE
- OF Books and Stationery at auction. at store of
WE. Bayly. 27e Pa. avenue, sales every evening
until alter Christmas, The stock is now complete
In every department of Literature, Science And
Art, Holiday Books from the smallest Juvenile no
70 hne Git Books worth $50, fine Bibles and Prayer
Books, Buffers Are Gift Books for 1867 Statonery
of every variety; all of which will be sold very low
to close the entire stock OFT IN 81 days. Books at
private sale at half price. Call and see.
de Hd BEN +. FRENCH Salesman
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Relief for the Jew.,f .aorocco.
Ralfimnre Markets

New YORK, Jan. I3.-A ship leaves here on
Monday next for Gibraltar, with relief for the
Jews Of Morocco
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CosPoRArios Srock.-Yesterday afternoon, ,
MeG aine Cs.j sactioneefs, disposed Of a
small smcuns q cofporatiol stock at fOlY.'
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QUERU's COP LIVER OIL JELLY

OIL ELY
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
c!ne lt Is twice more effcaciOus than the loud
OIL. IL Is the only cure for Scrofuas, Consunlp-
ton ard all kinds of Coughs.
AtsO,
QUERU's JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
OfenSlvo greasiness of the oil obviated For sale
BY all respectable druggists IN Washington and
Georgetown ~
pKsFoLD, PARKER & MOWER, Wholesale A gents,
ID Beekman street, New York CITY. no SIN
WE ARE REQUESTED to Invite attention to the
advertisement of DR.. WOOfson. the optclan, 1854
fennsyl. anna avenue, between Twelfth and Thr-
and states will be seen that his ''strengthenng
speotaces anu eye giasses' are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen. presumed to he judges of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to be de-
rived from their use by those VIII" require the aid
been located In this city for several years de COY
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LADIES.
An Order to complete our assortment, we have
opened this morning. January 18th, a few more
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, of fashion of
this month"; which, with our entire stock, we are
offering below cost New York Cloak and Man
tiua Store, 9th street, fret door from Pa. avenue
ia I0-lw
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STOCKS, STOCKS, STOCKS-The subscribers
- have for private sale in sums to suit
$4,000 Corporation of Washington six per cent
Stock.
SSOhI Bank of the Metropolis stock
S5,HN Corporation of Alexandria Registered and
Coupon StOc k
J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO..
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DxArH OF REV. Dr.. RYpKR The Philadelphia
papers announce the death at that place, on the
l2th instant, after brief Illness Of the Rev James
Church He was In the sixtieth year of his age
he was eminent as pulpit orator and as the head
OF Georgetown College during some Of the most
-Pfosperous periods pf fu ht,tpfy The !htelB gp$e
W,h csuse serf0s~ Tds circle o. bisffleadsj ~
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ITO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
WIN H n. BARCLAY

VIM. H. II. BARCLAY,
No. 4~1 9th street. between ID and f.,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AG ENT,
w Ill attend to the cole cton of ents BuvIng and
ling Real Estate. and 10 the Agency BusI-
sn IN all lis forms. All com uncatIons addressed
to him will recei.e prompt attention. ia " colin
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BOARDING.

AT MISS GWYNN'S BOARDING HOUSE.
"A on + street, between 5th and 9Th, comfortable
ROOMS,with good Bca. d can he Obtained. Terms
moderate. ia l0-2wt
pOhRDi No. NELSON STUART, having
- taken that elegant a-ge, and desirally located
four stJry house, No IS 9th street. ] door south
of street Is prepared to accommodate thosa who
ara deslTous of obtaining comforts be and hand
rates.
n. b. Table Boarders are solicited
H. Basement Office for rent j., II IT.
BOARDING 3 desirable front rooms, Connect
- ing - with without Board. Apply at a0i
18th street. between q and II SITS. moo
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FOR RENT-Several fine rooms, furnished or
of the Kirkwood House. no aft
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EENTLEMEN'S CLOTHlkG.-wes are man
NJ ufacturing to order, Gentlerflen's Clothing of
the best gIadek At exceedingly low prices, and we
would invits ctiz ms and strsngers 70 examine our
Vests. feeling assured that every garment Will gave
WALL. STEPHENS CO,
''dss gu S22 Pa. Az bet sth ADD nth sta.
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FOR SALE-On accommodating terms, Ono
half SQUARE of Ground, on 18th street will ne
ton be made to the undsrsigned, at their Jewery
sad Fancy Store, SIG It'll St, opposite the inteIli-
IS. Negroes for farm hands will be taken in ex-
Chdlg6 iaQ -y,ut
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EOR RENT-A small three-st tory BRICK
L HOUSE, No. 531 1lth street, between r and
c.; Rent SI25o per month. Inquire of GEO. K
ADAMS, 400 llth ST. de Ia
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NfOORE'S WEST END ORIG STORE, .~
Iva .s- 113 Pa AVENUE SeuIH SIDE. ~
strangers ard Others desiring Pure Medicine,
should patronlza the above estah jshmrnt:-<
there they can iEd every thing that line, and 81
all articles usually kept In 6rs,-class Drug -
Stores. F. s-. - @--E .rr.r
IL Very particular attention paid to the dis
pensing phys elsns' Prescriptions. ia2 2w
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k'OR RENT OR SALE-A desirable tours tGr,
Il Brick DWELLING-HOUS containing II
rooms and cas- thrOug hout, besides stahe and out.
buildings II has spacious LIT in the reaT. mum
bersd D, on Malno avenue. between ~ and 9Th SITS
X ent $3.50 per annum. payable monthly. Apply to
ROBERTA. MATTHEW'S, at Mrs. Iaylorfs, No.
Al 81 st. Ia Is
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nor SALE-A small FARM of 81 acres situated
l. at the Little Falls, having a mfortab BILE ell
nigh house, corn house, stables, &c; well, fenced
acres IN cultivation. the balance in handsome wood
and is peculiarly desirable as country Iesl
dcnce being Perfectly healthy and most romantcal-
~ sltusted excellent fishing and hunting. Inquire
Of Mr. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Dridge,
Little Falls. dc : ay,tC
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SUPREME CouRT-Yesterday, Hon. Albert u
Porter of Indiana. was admitted an attorney ana
counsellor of this Court.
No 35 Thos o Leroy ct al appellants, agt
Benjamin latham, it,, ct al. The argument OF
this cause was concluded by Mr.. Noyes for the
appellants.
No. ~. William II Aspinwall ct al, plaintiffs,
agt. The Board Of Commissioners Of the county
Of Davies The argument Of this cause was
comm need by Mrs. Viaton for the Plaintihs ,~'
Adjourned until Monday. -.
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED PARI.OR and
L CHAMBER, on the second floor, or If desired
a large chamber a.one, beautifully situated, front
ing on New York avenue and on.y few wards
from the Pres dent's House. Apply on New York
avenue, first door east of 18th street. adjoining the
drug store On the corner. de 20
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-01
VIZ. STEWART.
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!g
PUBLISHED BY
MILLER < B EACAAM,
No, 10, N. Charles Street, mlrfmo1E ~

PIANO SONGS. pRIcE.
*Ever of thee I'm fondly dreaming, b
Foley Hall, . .26
The South--A Patriotic Song. Prist..."....25
Moonbcams. Mrs. Byrne....-..........26
Still in my dreams thou'rt near. Foley Hall.2
'Tisthc last rose Of Summer; ! or 2 voices. ;. .26'
sold Blanford Church. Thou Art crumbling
to the DUST Prist......m..........26
Trust In Him! (Sacrcd) Stevenson ............25
Piano PIECES. ,p
*Happy Couple Scottish. Magnider........s6
Estellc Polka. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
*Wnrbling Polka. Lcntx."...4 ~
Thoughts ofHome. Revert. Krummacner..ss
Warblings Mt Eve. Romance. Richards. 49,. 30
*Clover Dale Scottish. Lentz. . az,
Brilliant Preludes in all the Keys.
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