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DOMAIN 4 co,

DONNAN ~ U.s.
Commission Merchants,
sHOCROE SLIP,
Richmond, virginia,
NONTINUE TO give particular sale 81 Tobacco
~ Wheat Corn other country produce consgnmen
Of which are respectfully solicited. ja24-dsm
JAS, NJ eoeGIN DC TRADER I Bw =, y, holt
GOGGIN, TRADER a. HOLT,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
GFOcers, Receiving, forwarding and
9 o m 10 / : ion M err Ia II is,
Willy Memphis. Tenn.
VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL OILS,
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Consisting STATE has appointed
Agents for she sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LTBRICATING COAL OILS
the quality which warranted and USADuLTERAT1D
We invite the attention Of Apothecares aud Dealers throughout
The state supply, which will belarge and sold by 'coesde
jeii--G GooCH ECHOLs.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
FATHER can be thoroughly tanned Without The use OF bark IN
whatever han two hundred
per the price OF materials, and 10 oneweh the time
luired hy tht old process
Il VIII be by experiment and shown who feel Inter
-sted Ia the subject
Heavy Hides viii be tanned In nom 90 to so days.
Light Hides in from 10 TO IS days.
Kip Calf skins from 8 20 days.
Buck Sheep, Hog or Goat Skins In OF day.
By this process better article Of Leather is made being heavi
r. togshv more impeloH To water ana pree article In
the old mode Of tanning utterly incapable Of making
good article Of Leather and will submit the decision OF
any competent judges.
One Of principle articles for tanning by this process
plant growing spontaneously the country, and
be obtained simply by cutiugit'
person wishing obtain interest Ia this process which
al confidence Offer to the public, can address me.
JOHN r Chiffon,
Liberty Bedford county, Va
'ses further notice 10 the Virginia Index.
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
DOGGET IL ANDERSON,

CORNER VI 6VfkhhOR AND thANhLlh olhEEio,
OFFER their friends and public large and desirable
~ stock OF French and American PAPER HANGlNSs OF e
style and design for paros chambers dining rooms and
halls also Floor and Table OIL Cloths all quAihues Whe ana
check mating mating window Of description,
prize curtain goods lace and muslin curtains eoces ana
bands curled hair and moss hair hair cloth and LOT cover
Furniture, Sofa Springs Lounges Feather Beds Boosters ana
Pillows hair and shuek Mattresses all OF which WIZ be sofa
extremely low for cash. or TO puncua buyers we are ALSO Pe
paper HANGING and uphosterng In the city or country
promptly, by the best workmen. Persons needing anything IN
our line viii find greatly to their advantage give call and
lou AZ our stock and prces bfors buvng ap2T
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CARE EFT

u all styles and qualities Feather Beds HAIR shuk
Mattresses &C. They have spring Mattresses OF superior kind
more approved Of than other that have been together
Nth an assortment Of superior Panokortes from the
and oldest MANUFACTURES In this country.
They would invite their friends the public examination
d their stock and will them that they and will sell
oW as any other house. either North South They max
ng arrangements enlarge their manufcory hope strict
attention to their business to merit continuance Of the liberal
onage they have hitherto received They also prepared
nnish, at short notice. any kind Case either or
neac VIII all grave Clothes and 10 attend the
undertaking. all It's departments, with promptnes and Dispatch
d-aQ-fn
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N0kk UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAILiN(Secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Bsconys
ages &c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire sackng Bead
leads with every variety Of Folding Iron Besdsteads aad Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore, Sand aud Gravel
screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, Sheep, Poultry and ether
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
tety for Gardens, &c.
NJ WALKER A SONS, Manufacturers,
No 5a5 Market y. T. corner Sixth street, Philadelphia
oc6-div
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D russ Prime NV GOSHEN hUTfktt,
ayssls ~ WALLACE sosA
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NOTICE or CO-PAR CNERSEEIP. LUTHER
y LIBBY, OF Richmond, and ABRAHAM BURTON, Of Peters
burg Va a copartnersp style Of LIBBY
4 BURTON the purpose OF conducting Grocery, Ship
Chandicry and Commission Business, al tie old
stand Of Luther Libby, 2Oh and Cary eets, Richmond
LUTHER LIBBY
ABRAHAM BUXTON
Richmond Feb. lGth 1850.
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HAVE 20 oGr my thanks my friends
liberal patronage and ask continuance Of Tie
10 the new business of LIBBY BUKTUS LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1860. tr22-f
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lsonh-ilADE FURNITURE.
q. InrsIA-NAN

GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
- WOULD respectfully inform their friends -
VI and the public that they have will 80
IN Continue 10 keep on hand, large x
I nient OF their made
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NewYork Ant,.sIayery Con,,p,,op

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The annual State Anti-Sls
very Convention is now in session in this CITY
There was good attendance to-day and speeches
oil radical character were delivered by Porkcr
Pliishury, A. NJ. Powell. VI. x Robinson, S,san
Is Anthony and others Wendell Hhillips mad.
violent abolition speech. This evening a series
Resoirsd, That i'm tue rrepressi ble conflict nov,
raging with the power Of despotism in this ns
ton, so sallantly led forward by Garrison, Gree
Icy. Parker, Seward aud Phillips, We behold z
full ana glorious assurance that millennial de
nverance Of our enslaved millions on the South
ern plantations draw nigh, and may even be al
the doors
be remainder OF the resolutions are Of the usu-
al character, denouncing shareholders robbers
aduiterers. pirates and murderers, and hurting
anatEemas az ainst the Union
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Fires and Great Loes of Life

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Last night tenement
house in Elm street between Grand and Broorne
was DESTROYED by fire. Ii was occupied by tweaty-
four families, aud u is be leved that ten TO ftes.,
persons We're burnt TO death. Many were carried
to the hospital badly burned or otherwise Injured
by jumping from the windows
SECOND DISPATCH
The papers this morning est mate the loss Of life
at the Elm street FIRE to be between p and 30
HYDE PARK, Pa Feb. 3.-The dwelling of
Daniel Early, s., was burned last night, and
three OF his children persisted in the flames
The mother and three other children ESCAPED
from the second story window. Mr.. Early was
absent
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The Republicans R,iAicips

PITTsBURG, Feb. 2-One hundred and seven
teen guns were fred to-day under the auspicrs #
the executive committee OF the Alleghen County
Republican Club, in honor OF the election Of Mr.
Pennington as Speaker Of the House.
NEWARK, n. J., Feb. 2-The election of Mr.
remington was received here yesterday with
very general satisfaction. At night the Mercury
office was illuminated bonfres blazed in the
streets and III guns fired in honor Of the event
ALBANY, Feb 2.-The republicans fred ~
guns last night in honor Of the election Of Mr.
Penningto ton.
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NEWS.

IL Toxgh THE STAR a" printed on the fastest
steam press IN use south Of Baltimore its edition
20 large as 10 ysqsirs IL TO Be pat to press at an
sa-yy hour; Adre-tisemerts, therefore, should be
seat in befors Tcslre O'clock, M; osAsr,ciSs they
,-nY not appear xrtH ths merit day.
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DIED.,

In this city, the Cd instant ait Or brief iIurs
ARI iZAAETH TY LER, ONLY dang hter :, T
SSahuei and MARY B. Donaldson, In the ath year If
TT, the tuneral will take place to- morrow at Pm.
ID and sts., Island. Friends of the familya-e ~
vitsd to attend. - wiz i' a. IL
On the LIST inst, JAMES O'NEALE. IN the s7,b
his friends are invited to attend hi. funeral from
the residence of Mrs. Scoops ass 10Th straer ne.r
y street, to morrow at 10 O'Clock, 80
inEe0rgetown, on the I'd instant I.NES u
oTh hs y, IN the ga year of his age. 80
ne rflehds and acc uaintances of the fanil, ARE
d,speGtiuily invited to attend the fun: raj AZ 10
&C oSk on SATURDAY morning from th resii, nc. of
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European Steamer Disabled

HALIFAx, Jan. 2.-The America passed III.
steamship John Bell in the channel. She had
broken her snrft, and was putting back to the
Clyde.
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A RESOLUTION relating TO HiuL st,eet

hsSofrtd by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetolcn
hal the Surveyor be requested to ascertain, by
measurement the amount of work done up to the
present time on that part of High street between
fighth Street and the Corporation limits and
whether such work has been performed according
to contract rApproved Ian % 1s80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

S,r1cR-Disfriet of Columbia Adre,tiseu,nts
., =. iESsrf,d IN fhs BALTIMORE Sun are ,ses,r,d
=, md fo-trdrded from The STAR Office.
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AUCTION SALES.

By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CROCKERy
IA WARE. &C, AT AUcTIoN.-On SATURDAY
MORNING, the 4th 4 ct l shall sell. in front OF
81 10 O'Clock a m. general assortment Of FurEi-
ter, such
SIfas. Chairs. bureaus.
BeGst ads, Tables, Beds Mattresses,
Wardrobes, Lounges, Carpets,
Oil Cloth, Stoves, do
Also. a largo lct Of China, Glass, and Crockery
Ware
Terms ca, n.
fes A. GREEN, Auct
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HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
IL Is rooms, gas. Potomac water, bath room. Il c.
Inquire on the premises. Nc. "a Missouri avenue,
between IA a. eth streets. The furniture will be
sold or rented with the house, if desired
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MES ANN F. SISSON's SYRUP wOODs
vs-x ne ere Q, D'arrhoa and Dysentery in the
c Gr kuE; a. ney,r failing cure for the Whoopins
and E maS OF SSnss and Sores of every DESCRIPTION
onu,d tiany diseases too numerous to mention /
was needtul. l have been in this practice To- "a %
ysars. desIe those that af cted 10 Gail IN me
@ ~ 90 al IN my power To relieve their sufar
ing oeslIe 10 thank my friends and acn u,infenoe
~ snS puollc Tor the kind patronage In, ba~e be
s'oWGu On me And still solicit the Fame n xor.
f MKS. ANN F. SlSSON, No SO nh at
between d and e, Island.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. CO..
~ CorIrssa 3D. ED !sS-JoHN l. DONALDSON, Pres;
-. I5 i sscS%$s. s }SSYREs LIVES and BUYS
n descriptive pamphlets NAV be obtained at tina
C9mPa1{'s Agency for the District OF Coinmb i.o
once Of Lewis Johnson Co.. Banters. isth stea
b. e a.ss1s W D. Ned T h Hs!AaiLt 4. Agent sot;
A RE YoU D!-Ampe indemnify
NGTON INSURANCE COMPANY nSbn.
corner OF fonA: evenue and 10th ct. Stoct boi1ers
directors And ofhcers Allciti1ens of WNhin1fnnSn3
Georgetown.
JAMES o. MCGUIRE. President.
~'O' 6AA"sse~ ~ N-sodt
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By a. GREEN, Auctionser.
a DMINISTR ATNR,S SALE HE uOIrSE

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
n noLp FURNIrURH NEGROES, scar AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9th day of February next,
shall. by order of the Orphans Court, ct II O'Clock
H., az the residence of the late G. b. Scott decea eed
on street, between 18th and l4th streets eas
Navy Yard. sell AL Of the personal effects belonging
Ia tho said decea.ed, consisting Of
Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads. Bureaus. Safes.
Lounges. Werdrobes, EG bies, Weshsiards,
Reds, Mattresses aud Pillows.
Beddinr, Carpets, Oiicoth and MATHIS,
China. Glass and CTockary Ware,
Cooking, Pal lor anu Other Stoves
Kitchen Requisites,
Servant Nan,
Servant Woman.
By order of MARION VI. TAYLOR
Administrator de bonls non of
George Ii Scott, deceased.
Terms All sums under SIS carh over IS credit
of to DAYS for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
Ing interest
ja 2o-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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RaitimoPe NorkstS

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. , -Flour-no sales. Wheat
sales Of white al 81 30aSl IS; red at 81 33ssI -
Corn-sales AT 75aeUc. No other sales
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The Weather
Alexandria Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 3.-The me rcury this morn
Ing stood at Ii degrees below zero in some places
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By A, GREEN. suctiopeer
FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer,


rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HoUsEs
- AND l.ors IN WARRINGTON cITY.-Pursuant to
the PROVISIONS of Decree pronounced by the Cir
cunt Court ofthe District of Coil mlia in the chance
~ suit @! Jane T.. Gray and ais. Mary ID. bud
lev ana ais. No. l,i6. equity.D the undersi gnt
trustee appointed by said decree, viii offer for SALE
st public auction. to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on RlDAG, the l7th day of February,
1866 at O'Clock m, the real estate in the hi sn
proceedings IN said suit mentioned, late the pre-
eTty of Mrs. Arm Semmes. consisting of two io.s,
with the vaiuab a dwelling houses and other tore
mHnts on aach situate at near the of 18th
tceet and Mary "a I'd avenue, IslsndD in square s.
with all the rs hts and privileges thereto telongin.
The terms of sac are One third of the purchase
money IN ca h. snd as to the residue credit OF
and II months ON the day of safe the purchaser
giving bonds, with good security, to be approved
hv the trustee. and the legal tie to I've retained
further security until the pay ment In full The de-
terred payments to bear interest from the day of
sale.
III the terms OF sale not COMPLIED with within
three GAYS f. ON the sale dav. ths trustee reserves
ha night 70 re el on weeks notice at the and
risk OF the first purchaser. All convey a5cing at
the costs of the purchaser.
ALLAN b. MAGRUDER. Trustee
IA . 5tawtd A. GREEN. Auct
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A RESOLUTION in favor Of Joseph Libt

RESOLUTION in favor of Joseph Libbey.
hesosred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
aonanon Council Of the Corporation Of Georgefotcn.
L hat the sum Of fourteen dollars and tfty-eiyht
cents be, and the same is hereby appropriated, to
be paid by the Clerk to the order OF Jos Libbey
q son, In full Of their bill to January /, 1850.
Approved Jan 2S 1850
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EOR SALE-On accommodating terms. One
i half Square of Ground, on 18th street will be
divided to suit purcha sers, if immediate applIca-
and Fancy Store, $40 7th st, opposite the IpteIli-
gencsr Office. g. w. BRAY Il CO.
P.S Negroes, for farm hands will be takon in ex-
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FOR .RENT-Severs fine OOMS, furnished or
l. unfuTnished, at 81 Pa. avenue, two doors east
OF the hi"kwood House. no. 3-f
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FOR SALE-A MODEL FARM, situated in
L Montgomery county, Nd. about miles from
GeorgetoTn, on the turnpike leading to Rockville.
IL Is IN Ugh state of Gu tvatlon with al the i'm
proyements necessary. Will be sold bargain or
exchanged for city property
Also. two small Houses For Rent in Washing
ton, ID. Z. Apply to G. w. BRAY, Real Estate
Agent NO. 90 1th st. ia lS-lmH
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

A RESOLUTION in relation to Bridge-st. Bridge.
feSotrsd BY the Board of Aldermen and Board of
common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown,
mat the sum Of eight hundred and eighty six
aoiIars and nfty-twO cents be, and the same is
hereby appropriated in addition to the two former
atoms, to cover the entire cost of repair
ing Bridge-street bridge
Approved Jan 81 1850
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E.nHn1iaI

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2 - Stocks are over and d II.
Chicago and Rock Island %; Illinols Cen shares
56.; Michigan southern Or, Ntw York Central
1nE Reading 3 =; NJ" 6seI.
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EOR RENT-A new and desirable four story
L BRICK DIV FILLING, situated Gil l2th street
north, near II ttree:-No. 443. Rent moderate.
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EOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
4 handsomely furnished. with hot and cold water
and bail room. Potomac Eater.j The apartments
are large and airy; four rooms on floor. from the
hrst floor up. Inquire OF WALL, STEPHENS&
CO, 1922 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
Ga
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

END BUILDING ASSOCIAT'N
~ Lists are still AZ Ia. store of Daniel Brown
aud the drug tore of ]. L.. Kidwe, GeorgetowD
where shsrss tits Association can be ubscrI bed
At the meeting ast ght. II resolved that cti
tho number of two hundr red and list for this pur,
pose csD be ornd at geo. +. Kidweli's wood and
coal yard, ltth street, lust south of the Avenue,
The next meeting will be at the Council Chamber
9th inst f. 8 cost
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MAR ktEis,

wednesday eve ming, thu LIST instant in McKen
dree Church, ~ the Rev. DR. WIZ hamilton. Ian
DON w; WORTHlNGTUN, ~ Miss PRtSCJI
LA MAXWELL, both Of Washington,
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nlshed III nc rented during the session OF Con
gress, IL the most desirable locality in this CITY
being within one OF two squares of Browa's and
Nations! Hotels. Those In pursuit of suoh Rooms
will do well to make early application at No. arg
9th street between ID street and Pa az de b-tf
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BALTIMORE. Feb 3-Flour closed frm and not
active; Howard street is held at s5 50 Wheat
closed buoyant; offerings light; white 81 :s,aI *
Tor fs:r 10 hooe. Corn closed dull; white 7Ua53,
yellow 6Sa1Oc. Provisions closed steady; bacon
sides IOc.; mess pork Sl7 5Oal7 IS; prime do
Si3IS I3 50. Whisky closed dull at &c
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PBNNIEe.-Pcrsons desiring Pennies will alvsys
6nd them for exchange At the Star Office oountsr

MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
MUSICIAN. has Soothing Syrup for ChiLdsn Teeth
Tag, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by softening the gums, reducing oil lnfammctiorS
Will aiiay all pain. and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. 90 lilly
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THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORROW

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneere.
DEN. r. FRENCH'S TENTH ANNUkLSALE
- OF Books and Stationery at auction AT store of
w. r. Bayly, 21S Pa. avenue, sales every evening
until after Christmas, The stock i. now complete
IN every department of Literature, Science, and
AT, Holiday Books from the smallest Juvenile up
Books, Buffers 6ne Gift Books for 1850 Sta.iorery
of every Variety all of which viii be sold very low
TO close the entire stock out in 50 DAYS. Books 81
private S sale at half p,lce Cal and see;
By WALL d BARNARD, Auctloneers.
a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF STOCK
- OF riScY DRY GOODS, &c-On SATURDAY
MORHlN NJ, 4th February, at 10 O'Clock, we will
sen, Ia 'front.' OF me Auction Rooms by authority Of
the Administrator on the estate If Hortense Kehr-
man, deceased, the personal effects said deere
consisting OF a stock of Fancy DTy Goods &c
fvrIis: % cash over that amount n credit of o1
days, Tor approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
BY order of the Admins rator.
aSl-d WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF THE Eff
II FECTs OF A PROVISION STORE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the attn inst,
shall sell, at the store of the late James A Il ack
and streets, a. O'Clock M. by an order of the
Orphans Court the entire effects Of said store CON
Hams, Middlings, Beef Pork,
Butter ard, Eggs, Pot. toes,
TaL:ow Onions, Beans, Vegetables,
BGSches, Knives, Chopper Co
,Isrms: Al sums under S. cash over IS a credit
OF 81 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed soaring
Interest. By order.
SAMUEL HOOVER, Adm,nis.ratar.
fel-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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TOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE situated few
doors east Of the marker house, near the Navy
ard. IL is conveniently arranged for dwelling
and store with first rate cellar and suited tn al
most any retail business there l. good stable on
the lot. 10 puDctua t nant the rent will be low
Apply to L. PlCKRELL CO., Water street,
Georgetown. fa cow
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

HQuSSE PoR RENT. AND FURNITURE
I - eoR SALn:-The House Is very pleasantly
Furniture nearly new This !. r Sn' oppGrun ne
d ~ aos SINS, lamiiy desiring TO keep houss. Ad
Two LET-A neat two story BRICK HOUSE
SphIainlng rooms. with passage and back al
iej, no; 10, fronting on straet nor TIL | square
sou.h on me Circe. For forms. &c. inquire at the
fe ST.
SEVERAL. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
al AZ HWWDMSi StHS e3mmnn,cstins) may bs obta-
Ith ana sth m:dately north of the Patent Otic~,
with or without board. Terms moderate. fe ? ST. >
SToREKEEPFRs TAKE .NOTICE.-FOR
s,or SAEI oa al great bargain the FIXTURES in
store NO. 900 9Th street, comprising Stove, Desk
JAS FIXTURES, Counters Chairs, Carpet and two e.
esant Ova Mirrors. Cali Immediately. fe2 1t
FOR RENTING splendid suites of ROOMS.
Congress or iOthers wishing to secure 6rst.rate
apartments during the session. nsuire'at No. $50
at Lists taloon. corner f6th and c sts. fe 2-Iw.
BRICK aHd f" WR,h d aTnshss
and water fixtures. Lo, 1888 feet 10 inches. "
10Th street betw cen and n having 10 sot s S
on the south and 81 foot alley In the rear; both
sSoe s is'sSf naaIs Sf b ss
F. ts CaL 4 GoTner Iih and F. or No $50
be rented u good tenant. te2-,w%
TOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
&c con,aIlnIng rooms, s:tnated on street north
st eets north fe Lar
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I Will sell,
ac5es of Land situated within five miles of Front
he Iho land Is heavily numbered, pTncipaly with
amount Of bak H On the pr rope an ,m
fine stream Of water sufficient for the erection OF
mill to grind bark. OF for any other application
Desirable. And " a
The Manassas Gap Railroad, and j. Of easy access
ence in e co o T e east at IF y trss
burg, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and / will
Ssr PnSms. on cow be ' hsa t Of M &
fs lin - " 4. PETMAN.
HOUSE FOR RENT-A three story Rrick
avenue, between 18th and 4th streets, containing
goo. r1 t% patty and ceor To permanent
owner on the premises. jaSl-Iw*
FU FUR Is t,E ?, pA nRt1 ASD CHAMsERs
4ia 18th st Conner Kew YoGE aS ''' ia Il N0
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT-Two large
~ Office R0%9ms, sd story furnished or unfur-
Pa ave9ss bstTssn 9Th and 10th sts
BKck HSGs a wS # So
3o3 9Th street, between street and New York
avenue Ront sVn ger annum ja,s-lm"
DOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR ofthe build
CITY p OPPOSITE the a s 81 the
as an office. Also the front room in the second
s3as asS to nix fiji o For
Louisiana avenue. ia IS IF
FOR sALE-A MODEL FARM, situated in
L Montgomery county, Nd. about miles from
Gaorgetowni on the turnpike leading to Rockville.
proponents nee ssary. Will be sold bargain, or
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