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territories Of the Union. In view Of the mighty
consequence now pressing upon the country, was
n not the best plan In the world to adopt se line
Of the Missouri Compromise, Unlees someestng
like this wss done, we would bsa divided people
In fess than six months. @Was not this compro-
mise . cheap price 20 pay for the glorious cents-
ries that were In store for this Republic IL we re-
manned united He believed unless something
was done, The disunion excitement would swallow
up Kentucky. - - ~
HOUSE, GThe Speaker laid before the House the
letter Of Mr. Washburne. Governor elect Of M aine,
resigning his seat as Representative from that
State, to take effect on the LIST Of January
Mr.. Stevens, Of Washington Territory, intro
duced resolution to enable the Secretary Of the
Interior to decide the validity of the title Of the
Pugitt's Sound Agricultural Company.
Also. resolution to station war steamer on
Columbia river; referred.
Mr.. Otefo introduced resolution recognizing
the cooperation Of the volunteers and that Of reg
| ular forces within the Territory Of New Mexico,
and appropriating to pay them; referred.
Mr. Florence presented the proceedings Of the
late meeting In Independence Square, Philadel-
| phia, In favor Of the Union; referred.
| Mr.. Bocock asked to be excused from voting
/ upon the Union resolution submitted bv Mr. Nor
ris, Of Ill and also moved to have the resolution
laid upon the table. -s -.y.-.... ...-.. ....
After some Informal discussion
Mr., Crawford called up his resolution Intro
duced Yesterday.
Mr.. sherman moved to lay the whole subjsc
on the table, with view to proceed to the reg
ulaf order Of business.
On this motion the yeas and nays Were ordered
| which were being taken as our report closed
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AsHINeroN, Dec l5-The President has
order sd the Macedonian and another man of-war
to be In readiness to sail at short notice, osensi-
bly, 70: foreign stations but really for Charleston
hsrbo:. Gen. Cas- thought thai they SHOULD be
sent to sea at once, with sealed orders, and when
eff soundings," their commanders should learn
from those orders that they were TO go to the re-
lief Of those really Invested" in Fort MouiRie.-
Cor. Of ". Y Commercial. ~
The members Of the New York delegation met
on Sunday night at ohm Cochrane's room to con-
suit upon future action without regard to politics
party lines. They met at 8 O'Clock, and sat I'LL
IL O'Clock. Hoard was Chairman, and John
Cochrane was Secretary. Twenty-elght were
present Beal and Carter were sick, and Eeces-
sarily absent The other six were also necessarily
absent Mr.. Reynolds introduced resolution,
drawn by himself, affirming, after a preamble
stating the basis of the present mon and Con-
stitution that the Union must and shall be pre-
served; pledging New York to the suppot Of It,
slavery extensi on, and the right of secession and
coercion, are ignored altogether. The language
is very conciliatory, but calm and decided
The proposition met with general support except
on the part of Mr. Sickles, who introduced an
amendment proposing meeting and consultation
between the New York and Virginia delegations
upon the crisis Of affairs, for the purpose OK secur
| ing q union Of action between those two great
states. he supported his proposition In strong
| speech. Reynolds also supported his resolution
general favor, and was not adopted. Reynoldsi
| was adopted by almost unanimous consent-only
Sickles, Barr and Macklay opposing 1t strongly
| Briggs, Cochrane, Haskin. Clarke, and all thu
| Republicans supported 1t. Sedgewick took yer,
| strong Republican grounds, and Clarke went II
i neouvocally for the support Of the Union at al
events They adjourned to Wednesday evening
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IL Lord Lyons, in letter to General Cass,
speaks Of the high esteem and regard which her
Majesty and ali classes Of her subjects entertain
for the American people. Since the Prince of
Wales, In his visit, met with such a cordial
reception by the President himself and by all
classes Of the citizens and her Majesty trusts that
these feelings Of confidence and affection will
long continue between the two countries, to their
mutual advantage, and to the general interest. OF
civilization and humanity
Mr.. Trescott, Assistant Secretary of State replied
that he was Instructed by the President to express
the Qualification with which he has learned how
correctly her Majesty has appreciated the spirit
which his Royal Highness was received
throughout the Republic.
The President trusts that this manifestation OF
Interest towards the royalty which he 90 well
represents, will insure mutual binding togethe,
of the common interest and mutual regard which
have existed In the past the feelings and the for
tunes Of the two nations which represent the
enterprise, the civilization, and the consti
liberty Of the same race, more strongly than com
pacts and treaties.
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SECRETARY THoMPsoN.-The announcement
that this gentleman has left his post here on at
mission from his State -Mssssi ppi-to North
Carolina, has already given rise to very varied
comments in political circles, not few Of which
involve inv!dious reflections upon him. We feel
assured they are not deserved. That is to say,
that he has not gone 10 North Carolina to en-
deavor to persuade that State to aid in destroying
the Government which he has sworn to uphold
and whose officer, bound by that oath of Office,
he still is, but rather to induce her TO take the
only course by which the Governments integrity
may be virtually restored and upheld. To insist
that the Gulf States shall not assume the right 10
carve out for the whole South what its future
shall be- Our information from the best sources
satisfies US that he is for the general and united
southern action by which alone southern rights
may be secured in the Union; or If that be found
impossible, by which the South may pcaceably
become a respectable power without the destruc
ton Of American popular rights and OF the con
diton Of society and property they exist at this
time, everywhere in the present Union.
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aFFiCiAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
0aoamher IA. leGn.


NorIcE 70 sxRxsI OWN that sealed proposals
viii be rscsiyed this Department until The sssh
Dsoember instant. for the issue Of any porten OF
the whole Of FIVE mill on Of dollars IN Treasury
notes, IN exchange for gold coin Of the United
States posted with tbs Treasurer of the United
States the Treasurer sftke Mat at Philsdelpess,
or the Assistant Treasurers st Boston, New Yo'k,
or s. Louis, within q We DAYS from the soceptsnoe
ofsuch proposals, under the authority Of the nst
ofConsrees entitled IAN act TO suthorizs the issue
Of Treasury notes and for other purposes" AP
proved December IL. la6s.
Such Treasury notes will be Issued upon Ae 70
ceipt here of certificates Of the deposit vtse those
ooers to the credit of the Treasurer OF Tie United
Sta They will b, made payable to the order CT
such bidder bidders as shall cher 20 rake such
exchange at the lowest rate OF interest, End the
Treasury notes wall carry such rate oil interest
| from the date of suoh deposit
| The proposals must state the rate OF tnseres'
without condition, and without references 10 oshs'
bids, and contain no other frsctonsl rsees fhsn
ono fourth, one hslf. or three f,urths Of one psl
certum. One per cert upon the amount proposes
70 be EXCHANGED must be deposited vita enc Of ~
officers above enumesatrd, whose certfecaee o
such deposit must asconp any each proposal, o
security for its fulalment. AZ the proposal 10 no
acoepted, mmediass directions will be given to re
turn such deposit. should the proposals vary IRON
the provisions of the act of Congress, or of thu
notice, they will not be considered.
Ali proposals under this notice must be seale'
and inscribed the outsi ie Proposals for Treas
ury Notes." They will be opsned and awarded q
tins Department st II O'Clock noon on said 18th @
December. PHILIP r. THOMAS,
de ls-dt2sth Secretary of the Treasury.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
rJExDAy December is, 1850.
spirit of IN. Morning Press.


The IatsHig,nesr thinks II must pass the COM
prehension Of ordinary minds to discern the i'm
portance attached by the Constitutions TO the
alleged Identity Of opinion on the part OF both
Mr.. Cas- and the President with respect TO "fhs
g,sat qE,sfioa Of coercing State to remain In the
Union by military force Who, In the wide
land, has talked Of ''eosrcing STATE ;" inquiries
the IHtsHigsHcsr. .--.. .--
The IntsHigszceT argues that too much tolerance
has been granted by the administration to such
among its members and subOrdinates as are avow-
edly and ostelsibly laboring for the destruction
of the Government, and In this connection notes
that the Government paper affords Mr.. Cobb's
disunion counsel space, even after he had with
drawn from the Cabinet, TO the extent Of six
dreary columns a.
The Constitution has Aing at the Intelligence
In consequence of some complimentary things
said OF the latter journal by the N. u Ir'er"'
and ErsntHg Post.
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IL Inc Committee Of the South Carolina Leg
lsiatnfe 70 whom was referred the message of the
ooSsfnos OH, recemmending that an arrangement bt
mace win AoAms Express 10 carry the mails
have reported that such mode would not snsUer
They recommended that 10 avert, az far an nracti
cable, The commercial embarrassment that woujd
result rom an abrupt eessstion Of postal arrange
gagged In the transportation and distribution q,
the mails In the State, be authorized and -
quested 20 continue In the performance Of suct
services 70 the community until postal treat,
shall have been concluded between the STATE an
the Government Of the United States -
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TO TIL Z PU Lie.

TO L ii PU Lie.
Having large amount of money to pay prior to
the lst OF March, and owing To the general stag
ton of business, we have determined to offer an
extra indgosmsnt for purchasers to buy of US for
cash, and we now propose to make q dlscount OF 10
per cent on all cash sa es during the next SIXTY
DAYS, in order to reduce our very large stock of
goods, and realize the money for them previous to
opening our spring Supplies
Cash customers viii readily see the advantages
they will have trading with US, the tie. pro-
posed as an examIn.tioro of our stock and Or oes
will show for themselves whether or not we are
SINCERE 10 proposition and as the greiter por
ton OF our Fancy Stock has aiLeady been marked
down since the crisis began, we feeIsondept that
the extra Inducements we I ow offer will be highly
Appreciated by every one having goods to buy who
sse at ell familiar with the Prices generally charged
elsewhere.
We need hardly add that our stock, owing to the
sfats IF ths times 10 now rery large. in many kInds
of Staple as well as Fancy Guods, and purchaser
VIII be able 10 supply themselves with almost ever,
article in our line Of business, at very low prices
and In nnHy instances, at less than the actu q
cost. The lowest price will ,nyarishlJ be named a
+ No. 80 opposite Center Msrket,
de t7-t0tdeo6t between It'll and eth sts
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ID. Ingersoil, Of Boston, IL on trial before the
Superior Court Of that city, charged with the lar
ceny one hundred thousand feet focal gas from
me Boston 6as Light Company. twas claimed
which be paid about 81 to the Company for Gas.
~ was shown that be bias gas-cooking apparatus
which he used eztensively during The time, and
once ief tenant use. charging him % per month
for bis proportion Of the gas burned. - 80
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Nh cRIIriNDES.-Thes speech being deli vered
by Mr. Crittenden as we 60 to press to-day, will
happily exert wide spread influence throughout
the land; for 1t has, indeed, the ring Of Clay in
Its every sentiment, % fOrcibiy as that all mgh
easily conceive 1t to be an emenztion from the
dead, rather than the living orator
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COMMUNITY HAS PARTIALLY
lS yIpdicatsd its character foI speoisl cha ity
Fellows Hall during this weeks But in view of
the lnclemeney OF the hrst week, and the quantity
Of goods gtl on hand, the ladies will continne the
fair on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS.
Let oil attend, irrespective OF creed opinion for
tie appeal 10 made to the hottest instincts of tuTe
We may forfsnd threatening cslainties by meritiny
present blessing. is
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"UNION.n
I,AnIElr FESTIVAL

This ladies' of the Methodist Prote slant Church,
4, M ~, 81 assena t iot me oene
commence MONDAY EVENING next, the
18th inst, and continue TUESDAY and WEDNt spAy
tween ID and E. SITS. Come all and encourage the
ladies'. rs they are determined the supper prepared
fresbments and nseful articles of all descriptions
for sale for Christmas times at low prices to suit
the times. de 15-At
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TOR HAVANA. VIA KEY WEST.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
~
ISABEL LINE.

The STEAMSHIP ISABEL, WILLIAM RoL-
Inns, C9mmandsr. wi I l.aye Ch.,Iestnn $ES
Havana, via Key West; and, returning ,@Ss=o
will leave Havana and Key West on the LIST and
18th of eech month.
For informsuon or passage apply TO T. BAR
NARD. No. Todd's Building, Washington; or
to MORDECAl CO., ITO East Bay, Charles
ton.
-iCTAll Mail MISTER must ba pre-p.id at the
Post Once. de 1919 IL ,27A Stem
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II The Charleston Mercury, In view Of me
Loss OF employment to mechanics and laborers in
rev York, says, eIultngiy: $50 much for Sc
eesnon-so much foe taking the bull by the
horns.'n
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o~SMtTRSONIAN l. + G T U X + S. On
lS WEDNESDAY. Dec ember 18th. at IA
III, Prof FAIRMAN koGTR< Of Phiadelphia. will
mmenoe course of Lectures on civil Engineer
ing" Suhjert-Roads aud Bridges, and the Pm
pies Involved in their Construction. de 10 ct
w. UNIVERSAIJST PREACHING.-The
u & First UniverI alIst Society of Washington
will commence their meetings for public religious
worship at the First CongragatIOnalIst Church told
Trinity on SUNDAY EVENING next, at ven
O'Clock. MIR. FTsKB has been invited to deliver the
opening discourse. The public are respectfully in
vited to attend.
The Church will be rented any evening during
the week for public meetings, lectures, dc.
ia IA
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9 ECOND VISIT
WASHINGTON CITY
DR.. NJ. scHLossER.
the Celebrated
SURGEON CHIROPODIsT,
PARIS AND HAVANA.
EFFIcACIoUs AND PERMANENT
CURE FOR
CORNs, BUNIONs, SOFT CORNs,
AND ALL DISEASES
OF THE FEET.
Without Cutting or Cdxsiag the Least Pa,..
DR.. sCHLOSSER would. in the most res pectful
Washington and Its environs, that, a. the urgent
solicitation of many families, he has been ind uced
10 revisit their city, .
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY, E
and may be consulted in every department of Pedal
Surgery especially In
CORNs, BUNIONs.
AND EVERY DISEASE OF THE FEET.
| all oil whicn, however lons ssahoipg or oan, ms
| or inccnvenience, either durog their removal or
| afterwards.
DR.. sCHLossER'S great success among the
first families in America. as well as among several
Of the Imperial roysi ismi les OIL Europe, mas
salnsa ~, hI., so S .ss S.I,n-;. =. ~. 80" -,
these ne segs 10 oPPeho sho ioio~ias W Ms PiosSn'
announcement
s-
AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.
| From WIN. Rice, Err Proprietor Of tAs PeHnSyiva-
|
Dr ScnL sseL nos ~. o;f.I So.n o NY
III: s4ssordinssy ease yith which he opeiass. ].
hane eysr Known 10 perform the opsl aiion soen-
lhSa;y sSd Tiss sa, Pes aa OF P'iH m pIce
rhi'"'' pH''' ''p'' ., --.. IN. I" ~
| d.. Schlosser has TO- DAY operated upon very
Psinn ooIn OF niue win pefiScS sIooSns, renew
As "' S''A 'A CHAS' C. VAN ZANDT.
Providence, r. l., Oct. %, 1853.
|
FIem w. Gray, editor Piatndeate,, Csecsla"1, O.
@ los hos nS Ssen
9f Per n, ~, Gars ! can ehsedYil{ TeeaWmSnd
|
| osrtify that have been very suooes.fully ope-
/ -afed N non bv DR. SchSpsser vithotit any main
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n%FAiR.-The ladies Of Fletcher Chapel will
uS hold Fair at NO. 27s, seventh sti eet, be
tween l. and NJ sts., from 2oth to slst December.
inclusive Come enjoy yourselves and procure at
tcles for the holidays Season tickets, admitting
gentleman and lady 50 cents; single admittance 10
cents. de Is l2t-
n@THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS
lS will be holden every day this week. in the
English Lutheran Church, corner of 18th and II
streets. to commence at O'clock, and to cont ne
one hour. de u
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IL Geo. Caldwell, y negro, who was q mem.
per OF the Iieerisn Congress, 10 now steward Of a
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0TCOLLECTOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL,
S WAsHINGTUS, December G. 1860.
TAXES ON PERSONAL PROPERTY,
SLAVES, &c.-NotIoe 10 hereby given that the tax
bulls for HOusehold Furniture, Stocks Slaves 4 :,
Tor the year 1852 and previous years, are made
out and ready for delivery, and payable at this
Once, Tho who do not call and settle their bills
within twenty days from this date will be called on
By assistants, and if the bills are not paid
within sixty days from this date shall proceed to
enforce the collection In the manner required by
law. JAS, z, HALLIDAY
de IS-2nt Cnilan,nr
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A AUCTION-AUCTION.
n CARD-We would respectfully call the atten.
ton of housekeepers and those in search Of Holiday
Presents to the large and elegant stock of China,
Glass and Plate Ware ct the store of CHARLIs T.
GREEN, ara Penn. avenue, consisting Of the finest
and latest styles of every thing useful and orna-
mental in that line, and which vail offer at pu b.
lio auction THIS MORNING and EYENIN g, and
will SILL without reserve daily until al ars disposed
of zee advertisement in another column.
delS WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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By WALL a BARNARD. Auo;loneers.
PQsfTTE slLE oF

By WAL a BARNARD. Auouoneers.
CHINA, ctHT 2fsEtTrtyyfp szifE S ssNporHER
~ IA kgsIIos ",d IT, ks5s Morn;
"a e S g s :s :, shs s .ss g
streets, next door % the Kmkvood hoa-e, HE
ass and md, y'sS
and ne. sets Of he l..e.t styles. r.,
PsrsSa aS.SiSsn Ie sss French
6.Ii.n and Bisss s s s.n,, o,,o..
SeIdlsI Sets. Table and Wine Cs,soIs.
and i : lslRs U' s:,orimsns o. other silver Ware,
Anc general assortmept Of American. belgian,
rss ssE VII " sss
ion Of housekeepers and thCse Wishing 20 purchase
ssssst imseTtssioss. ' AZ - 'n "A''' anu
TsI@s GO es.a; over th:. snouPt: credit Of
dsis WALL q Barnard. A.ct.
By MARSHALL PAGE, Asotioneer..
AT H.Lf rksT sI1 Decor. UsriI NI1
Y.s1 Ms sEsT .,Lk "a, SPssT,T. ks,e.r
Plated were-hnest quality T.a sets, Csstors,
s.is 1H. I ssiSSss Tcr s Knives Gard
E:' S: d 90 q Fsa'i Goods bohemian sa':
DO pSy.; TOYS, s1sss Of rssTf.%sy, &C,
II 50 4 Inc 0rl0 WI tonoe 1Or Oentt tnQ Iaolct.
Long Brocss and Other sh.Sis And Blankets,
Quilts. cottons, Dress 6ccds. Collars Stockings.
| A full sssortr ent Of gexelr,. for Presents
LsTSs assortment Of China, Crockery, and Glass
Boots ana Shoes, clothips.
fine assortment Of Hous@keeP:ns Articles, Car
UTSs1e every Tuesday. THURSDAY, and sstur-
day mornings a. 10 O'clock IN Store. Ladies Psrti-
de- de II sd MARSHALL PAGE. Aucts.
By C. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucuoneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAN
vIY Prc5I Hp Ne HeUsEsasr,Ss s; ,s,S NED
o,alSst' AZ the Ies,Senoe Of q sensIemaS SeeiiuiHs
| bousekse ping on seventeenth strecf. between v
AID st.. ne shall seli al his Furniture and Ef
SUIT Of Psfier Furniture, consisting Of Sofa, Arm
Ladies W Wit A De.f, whatuot.
Marble top Tables. Gil. u sme Mirrors.
fs sgsss. ssF ss1s. s.. w Eaiss:a
Hair and HS.k ast,iesses. B9lstsIs and Pillows.
WsrdrOS., Water Siessi. tceiiSs Glasses.
| Extension Dining Table, Sidsbe.Td,
Wsi nscs SHADES s Cav Fi staee
Il Stoves, Kitahsn Utensils, 80.
credit Of dirty and siSfy days, for .sasi.ct MY
eGsHnsef notes. sos!iT ms ,esSTSs CO. .so
| BY THos aI DowxINGS; AAaOt'Onoer.
ICROcERIEs. ;IQy9Rs AND WINES At
nat, at 10 o'olooE IN front OF the ucnon Room,,
| for account OF whom 10 mey concern, shall sell
l without reserve
1 Barres Brown Sugar, chests Tea
Boxes Mould Candle a ,, sS5,. 5IS.n soap
no Starch. Rlua, PEPPER, EsseLce Of Codse
Barrels Old Rye, Gibson, and MoHumentsl WINS
l Barrels Brandy. Malaga wiye
Il DO TeE- Al le Grease IN osns, "a.
fsss BeaGs, Matches, FsnoI Soaps, 600 sefsrs.
Il ALSO.
Il 2quarter casks very superior Port Wine
/ oemiiohns o d Cognac Brandy
| 90 bottles fine old whiskey. Terms cash.
Il deHH r. BOWLING, Auct.
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B, 4. c. MCGUIRE q CO. AuctIope,rs.

BY 2; MCGUIRE CO, ApetloRse,s;
the Gath day of December, st oook D. m, on the
premises. BY virtue of deed of trust TO the 80 B.
sofber, dated Decemb-r Z. 1885, and duly recorded
In Liher AS No lI2 foliOs 2s2 ct seq one the
land record. fer Wa hiGgtou o., ID. shall sell
the west half OF Lot mum Dcred I've m So uare nuu
bered eIg hty -four, fronting So feet on New York
avenue between a'th and 2lst streets, and running
back about IS feet ether With the imp ovemente,
consisting OF small frame dwelling house.
Terms: One thlrc oash; the remainder IN and IL
months, with interest, secured By deed Of trust
on the premlses.
All convey ancing az PURCHASERS cost.
CaAS. ALBERT, Trustee.
J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
no q 2aw&ds
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& O'TOOLE.
S WEDDING AND VISITING
Importers of fine WEppiNG sTATf6NERY,
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
the most be autifnl styles
39e Pa. Av.. between 9Th and 10th SITS
an Z1-6m ~. WAsHrNeroN
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FUTURE DAYS.
b. BARNARD q BUCK6BT, Auononssrs,

BIZ BARNARD a. BUCKLEY, Auouoneers,
GeorestotcH. ID. c.
SALE OF TIE BEST 1LD.aYE WHISKY
- IN THE DIsTRIcT-O On FRIDAY. the Slst
of December al u O'Clock m we viii Offer az
pub.io sale, st the warehouse OF J. A. Magr uder,
No. 81 Water st.. Georget vn-
50 bills OF pure c0rpsr distilled Rye Whisky.
This Whisky has bsen m the possession OF the
pres Mt owner for Eve years and is wsrTantsd pure
The attention Of hotel keepers and al persoTs
wanting pure wmsky, Ia respectfully oslled 10
the sale.
All huns of sloo and under cash; over thst sum
credit Of 90 day for not satisfactorily endorsed.
de lad BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auots.
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By A. GREEN. Auoroneer

By A. GKEEN, Auohoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fURNl
H TURE AT AucTION-Op FRIDAY, the Slst
denoe offs gentleman dselining Housekeeping, on
str eet, between 10th and llIh streets, slsnd,I
good lot Of Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, and Tables,
Cane, Wood seat Z hairs and Rockers,
Whatnots, Vases, and other MAntei Ornaments,
Cottage Bedsteads, Washsiak, and DreseinS Bu-
TIN Safe, Dining Tables and Lounge,
Feather Beds, Pillows and holsters,
Musk, Cotton top Mattresses and Comforts,
China, Glass, and lTOckery Ware
Pal Ir Radiator, Cook, and other Stoves,
Ingram, Hemp. and STAIR Car pets,
A lot of Kitchen Rec ulsItes,
And many other articleA tUo numerous to enums-
rate.
Terms: All sums OF and under o 80 cash; ever IS
credit of thirty and sixty daJ o, fvf approved en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
de l8-d A. GREEN, Auct.