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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17
by J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers
1.-TWO NEW AND HANDSOMELY ELI

by J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auctioneers
{NWO NE" AND HANDSOMELY FIN
= IsHED THREE STORY BRICH DWELLING Houses
hNDto1S FOR cALE.--nn III RSDAY AFTER
NOON, January 18th, az S1a O'Clock, on the preni-
SEES. we shall SELL ~ satisfy deed In trust two new
three story brick Dwelling Houses and back build
lnEs, the lots fronting p feet inches on T. street
north, betT "a and Sd streets west, running back
liz feet 90 an illey.
The Houses are handsome .hree story bricks with
b-lck hack buildings confirming sai"o3 pa-lor ten
rooms and hath room. with water aud gas pines
throughout, marble mantel ard finished In the best
manner.
Persons In want Of desirable and conveniently ar
ranged dwellings In an UneSccptioGsbla location
should attend this SAFE which Will be made without
reserve.
Terms One fourth cssh; the residue IN G, 10 Ind
IL months, with Interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
ia lid J. MEG UIRE& CO. 6ucts
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Approved by the New York Acss:smy of Medi-
clEe. " is twice more eficacous than the LIQUID
OIL. 1t is the only cure for ScrOfulas, Consymp-
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
ALSO,
9CeRU'S JELjIFIED CASTOR on, by which the
offensive greesrass of the oil Is ohviatod For sale
by all respectable druggists IT Washirgton snd
Georgetown ~
PRNFOLD, PARKER 4 MOWER, Wholesals gents,
Ia Bee&ii,aI street, New York city, no SIN
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Insulting FAMILIES. LAST III gbt, while Mr. b
Kaufman was walking with his sister in the street,
a person who gave his name as Henry Ferternan
stepped up and grossly insuited her. The brother
thereupOn expressing his indignation was
saulted by Ferdernan. The latter arrested
aad taken to the guardhouse. and held to bail for
aDpeaflnce at court.
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MINIS DRESS SJIxs,
YosrHs' DKEss SUITS,
CEILpRRN's DRIES SuITs,

CHtE0Ten'S SckOOI SKftS.
{. Moan WALKER L Co., Marble Hall ClothIns
announce that their annual dlspla, of Fall and
Winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. It
ls comprised OF an assortment of tientlemen's md
ouths Clothing of the newe:t and richest desig ms
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable artlc es Of dress, opportunity is nov
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing IN this city, at very re-
cuced Prices. ap28-ly
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. PENNIES Persons desiring Pennies will always
lind them for exchange at the Star Office counter

THE WAY OF TRANsGREssORs Is HAep"-Fol-
low the counsel and heed the advice contained in
the work "HUwnn FrniIty, or PhySiolog,cnI Re-
senrches' threats tie egIl effects of eary abuse
and Indulgence. is embeished with elaborate CO.
o I oFfsraVIn:S, poItrayingc every feature and
~ modes adaptsd for the cure of local az well IS
her,i:nry mnladieS, and gives the only SAT, and in
fallibIe remedy for expunging every tra,e Of the
virus Ii from the sy stem Sold BY Or. Barrow 19i
Sold also by :. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
ID. C. In 6I,nr
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HANDS FOR THE FISHING SEAsoN.-In few
GAYS the ProprietorS of the fishing shores will be
looking for hands to haul their seines the coming
season. The city magistrates have consigned to
the workhouse large number of men this winter.
OF whom there remain about fifty able-bod
men ut Tor this service. AS usual, these will be
called into requistion as soon as the season begins
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FOR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLDR and
4 CHA MBER, on the second floor, o- If desired
large chamber a,one, beautifully situated. front
Ing New York avenue and Ony few wards
from the Pres idsnt's Hous-. Apply on New ! ork
avenue, first door east of 18th street, adjoining the
drug store or the corner. de-
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THE SALE of furniture from the Executive Man
sion took place this morning, advertised BY
Mcclure 4 Co, over Sibley x Guys hardware
store. The attendance was numerous and the
bidding rather lively, though evincing, ut the
same time. a touch of the prevailing financial
depletion. The articles Were all expensive ones
and of course. except in rare cases, did not bring
over one half and in many cases not over one
fourth the original cost.
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THE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WASHINGTON. -
We understand that Clark Mills, Esq. yesterday
assured Capt. Peck. of the Presidents Mounted
Guards that this work Of art would be- ready to be
placed in its position on the I'D of February next
We also learn that Capt. Peck proposes to extend
invitations 10 several military companies in adj
ioining cities to join his company in celebrating
the event
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RfiNT-Two
very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at 400 street north, between 6th and 18th streets
On. osf
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FOR EENT-fARLORS and CHAMBERS
l. handsomely furnished, with hot and cold " aier
and bath room, (Potoinac WATER Tho apartments
are large and airy; four rooms lnor, f-nut the
first floor up. inquire of WALL, &EEpHENS6
CO, 322 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th s:s.
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FOR RENT--Several fine OOMS, furnished or
of the Kirkwood House. G0G-f
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FOR RENT-A new and desirable four stor,
L BRICK DWELLING, situated on 18th street
north, near Il street.-The 4I2 Rent moderate
Apply to J. I. LEHMAN. No. Az 18th 81. de q
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EOR SALE-On accommodating terms, One
hal Sqnnro OF Ground, on 18th street will lie
ton be made to the Undersigned, at their Jewelry
and Fancy Store, 5l6 7:h St, opposite the Intelli-
gencer Once. q. W. BRAY & CO.
il In
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EOR SA LIE OR RENT-A we'll built new sto-
ry and basement BRICK HOUSE. c0nta1nin IL
rooms, with passage, situated on l. st eet, between
vermont avenue and l4th ct. The said prnpert V
VIII he SOLD or rented on very ACCOMMODATING terms
Inquire of GEO. P. LANGLEY, next door.
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The Instructors IN this School are:
Hon. JOET. PARKER. LII. ID Royal rTofes
Hon. IHFoPHILUS PARSONS, LII. D., Dane p s.
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MRS: WISsLow, an experienced nurse and female
fhyslcIan, mas S0oth ing Syrap for Chiiden Ttsth
?nT, which greatly facilitates the process teetig
ny 5ottenlng the gums. reducing all lnfsnms.ion-
vii! aIny all pain, and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your infants
announcer column. lily
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SENATOR'S, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS. elegantly fur
DIshed, VIII be rented during the session of Con
gress, in the most desirable locality in this city.
being within one or two squares of Browns and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Rooms
will do well to make early application at Ne. 279
9Th street between ID street and "a av de SIT
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FOR RENT or SALE-A desirable four-stury
Il Brick DWELLING-HOUSE containing ii
rooms, and throug bout, besides stable and out
buildings. II has spacious lot in the rear NUM-
hered J. on Maine avenue. between "a and 9Th SITS.
4 ent $500 per Gnnum, payable monthly. Apply to
RoDEHT a. MATTHEW'S, at Mrs. ray lorts, No.
All Sd I'd
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GEORGETOWN ADvERT'MTS

IVA MEETING OF THE GEORGETOWN
~ Democratic Association will he heid At M.
lei Hlgh street. between 81 and 18th, on TUES
DAY January 18th. AL the members are req ues ted
to attend as important business is II Re transacted.
OWENS BERRY, Sec.
ESAU PlCkRELI. Pres ~ I6-zt-
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'fO I.ET-Fonr large and desirable ROOMS
al No. 369 Pa. avenue. between4is and eth SITS
opposite the N~1onal Hotel. ia lS-lw*
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EOK RENT ORiSALE-Two three -story brick
L HOUSES, situated on Vermont avenue near Y
strsat. 70 punctuaI and carefu tenants the rent
will be reasonable, or the houses will be SOD TT a
falr price, and upon accommodating terms. Apply
at No 42n NJ street north, or at the metropolitan
steam Touring mill, Ohio avenue, near I2th street.
IL cow e.. l.. GOTHAM
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HOUSE TO LET, IN ALEXANDRIA-On
OF the best lOcat ons for lager beer and board
door above Union. Apply at 461 Pa, avenue, south
SIDE, between Sd and IA sts.. Washington.
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WooD FOR THE PoOR.-In anticipation Of the
approval of another act of the City Councils for
the distribution Of wood to the poor many appli
cants are preparing for an early descent pom the
magistrates charged with its distri button The
job is very annoying one to the magistrates, in
terfering greatly with their ordinary business as
the applications usually made when business
is most pressing. With all the care that is taken
to furnish the really needy, there is no doubt
much imposition practised. Some who are able
to provide for themselves and aid others, get the
wood: while others really in distress are left
and police entrusted with this duty, they will
be strict to avoid imposition. and expose the i'm
posters.
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STOCK OF STATIONERY AND FANCY
= GOODS FOR SALE-The subscriber Will
man at large reduction trort PRIME cost, and let
the store for FIVE years. In the meantime. he will
est lots Of Envelopes, letter. ca and note Paper in
the country Playing Cards from en- cents to 81 s.
per dozen; Fancy A tlces az q great sacrifice.
VIM. F. BAYLY. Pa. ay.,
no Is cow Unt & States. be. lIth AID eth sts
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HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
IL Is rooms, gas Potomac water, bath room, & G.
Inquire on the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue,
between Az al 6th streets. The furniture will be
sold or rented with the house, if desired.
ia I'm
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I'M an IRON STEAMER ON THE AQUA CREEK ROUTE
M Inc new iron steamer Philadelphia arrived at
aShlngton last night, and IL to alternate with
me me fowhatan to Aqua Greek during the winter,
NUS securing double daily service between
Washington and Richmond during the season
mnich mas been uncertain since the closing of the
otomac by the ice. She will make her first TIN
irOm w ashington tomorrow morning
Inc philadelphia is magnificent boat and
'hcse interested in such matters will have an on
portunity Of examining her at the wharf this af-
.ernoon. She was built expressly to run between
Norioik and Seaford, Del, at which latter point
sne is 70 connect with the New York and South
ein airline route; and will commence her service
'nere with the spring opening.
Drowned -Bushrod Grimes was drowned in
attempting to cross Goose Creek, at a point about
l"o,and- a-half miles northwest Of Mddleburg
on Friday last. He was driving a horse and
wagon, which We're taken out of the creek on
FRIDAY night. The body Of Grimes was not found
until day or two afterwards, when an inquest
was held upon it by Gen. As, Rogers, justice of
the peace The jury returned verdict of "acci-
dental drowning" Grimes was a sober, industri
Gus young man, in the prime of life
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HORSE DROWNED Mr.. James Nj. Benton. of
Fairfax county, lost valuable horse by drown
ing. in Cameron Run, on Saturday night A
servant boy Of Mr.. b. was driving market
wagon home, and attempted to ford the run,
(Which was very much swollen by the recent
raiRs.l near Clouds MILL but when near the mid
die of the stream the current swept the horse down.
and the hoy finding that there was no chance to
save him, jumped out and swan ashore. The
horse and wagon were carried considerable way
down the run, and the horse drowned.
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Tor RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the buid-
ing immediately OF oslte the west wing of the
CITY Hal, recently Occupied by Chas: :. Wallach
story and the IhiId floor Of the same building. For
terms apply tn RICHARD WALLACE, No 9
Louisiana avenue. IA Is IF
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DOR SALE-A MODEL FARM, situated in
L Montgomery county, Nd, about miles from
Georgetown- on the turnpike leading tn Rockville.
1t Is In high state of Gu tvatlOn, with al the i'm
prOyements necessary. Will be sold a bargain, or
exchanged for city property.
Also, two small Houses For Reut in Washing
Agent, No. Sit eth st. ia is Inn
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THICK Ice The steamer Powhatan, on Sunday
morning, did not reach her wharf at this place
on account Of the ice, which had become bar ked
up and very solid. When opposite King street
dock, She stopped. and the Passengers got on the
ice and walked out TO her The mails We're also
carried aboard the same way. Ii was with the
city, and once or twice the hands had to get ont
and break away the ice from about her wheels
The steamer was nearly fonr hours in getting
from Washington to Jones's Point.-Alerandria
Gn-lffr
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MRS. SMITHS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG

ne Second Term will begin February lat. Ap-
PIoatlons Received At the Instlt1te, No. 223 Ct,
ncs Ro1 I NJ e9 nn1 18Th street. Or throuEh Post
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A COTTAGE AND GARDEN. TOGETHER
"A WITH ABOUT THREE ACRES OF LAND,
TOk RENTIAny person desiring to secure a
healthy and pleasantly situated Residence In the
country, only r. few minutes walk from the city
limits, will have an opportunity by applying to the
owner, on the PREMISES adjoining the grounds of
Glenwood Cemetery, north from The Caritol.
WIN. ENMERT,
ia lS-lwF (States) Mount Pleasant
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

HOUSE FOR ENT, on very reasonable terms
= OF q part OF the samoa three stored Brick
HOuse, NO 800 18th street, eq uare west of the
departments, west of ths Presidents, and a few
O'Clock a. m, or after p. m.
Ja Ia 81 T. u TEI-C
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Tor RENT-rhe south HOUSE of the row of
l. new four story houses lately erected on SO
street. betwasn ID and T. streets north. Also, the
ing the City Hal square. These houses contain
all the m"dern improvements, AMI are dcsraby To-
BROS., B.idsrs.' or % W%fiiifAM il PHIfJP.
Attorney at Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 6th ST.
no d en,f
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a CRY COUNCILS. January l6-Bo"y Of Aherrts".
A o,nmunjcation was received from the Mayor.
t. .nSmi't;ng the account Of the Corporation with
d. Rank of Washington TO January 10Th 1880,
whi~h showed \ balance in favor of the Corpora
tsen nf SIj6-OS7.
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r. ALL RO "A DSi
me oaIy through souls g Chicago from
Des Mcines, Council Bluff, and allpoints
ia Wesksrn and Central Iowa 2 ..-sr...
TIVE Passenger Trains leave Iowa City
and Fashington. Daily, Sunday excepted
as foliows z.-.,s# .ss.-
: FROM IOWA, CITY rAzg
MAN. SIS d. nj. arrivs at Chicago $40 P. n
Rxp.1 ID d. ns arrive at Chicago 4 20 4. m
1sSM RRDM Va sHINC TON. e e
hssI R nj a. i've at Chicago !, 40 p. ~
- A. Il III agaye at 1Aieago s.A0A IN
The morning train from Iowa City
sa9 washington ia the onfy tram leaving
Tswa City In ths morning that makes a
chpuaetisn. wishathe TAga3 Esxprass EE&in
al MIchfkan s5iithsEn r. 4. same evening.
passsngerx by any ether route are Ositg-
ed IN xgsmaan In Ehis8go unkii the Rsxt aseT-
ntnw psxssagsg# are specially rsqassted
ID NOTE The FACT that this is the
UuIy T'ATsagA Route Ersvs TaaCG CRy ts CAS-
cass. .Ths ds@idsd advs etags It pes@essss
bt the connection Of tie two Roads, at
tie Mississippi River, give 1t prefsFsnce
over all ether routes. Als trains run thFo
I'd Chicago Without cnda5e oL CdF91 SEoSF
sIng ths Mississippi sRiEsr - R. rtags
b4tw esd Davenport and Rock bland, thus
anpenainx With the loss Of tine the at
noyanes and liability to fosa Of Baggage,
cfdsntxl TO other lines. -.
Conneetisna are made at La Sale, with
trains Of the Jliiaois Central RAILROAD. tog
DunleAk. GAGsnz, Care, St. AOuis aud ihA
taSmediate points.
AZ Chieags, with trains Of the Mlehi-
xaEg sasstAsrn, Michigan GSatFd and Fort
I u ayns 4 Chicago Railroads.
- TSlEuugh Tickets ean be proeurssi
at Waahington and Iowa City, TO BuaSlo,
Albany, n. T., Boston, Pittsburgh Phil
adslphia, Baltimors, sad all the pFlaelPal
noints In the United Ststas and Canadas-
+ SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
WAIE Sgsd Esals the Rsosk destrabas and sx"
nasiItioqe Foasa fEoln Iowa City to Chicage
4 - the Eastern market. a -ashs
Il - sssek 7gstss TaA tAyoagA IL i41E
EAssTs, sDi1ks9t Fsvriags or eAsHgs q ears.
II JOHN r. fRACYs Sen, Sup.
II W. L, Sr. JoRE, Gen. Ticket Agent.
jan /, 1859. ~
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Notice In hersaY gsssAs 81 sSss ~
Land WafrAs lssasa - szi4s A
undeT ans 90 a6sA yAaassSys ID IssA@
for l28 AEsss Mna asass Ne z4 = y ~
lost, ama tam& &|pafe agaga will III ID
the Gaassal Land Ofses KgE 3sas zskaA ID Z
daplEsasA tkasAaR ID sas sxplgatiea u sAas
Aotise. G m WEE NE&
Dee i5s 1sas 80
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~.g aRRGEAL NOTICE h'a
Merchants asaa SkaIppeas.
HA9NEmAn A. sr. JOSEPH ~ NJ
ca "a -

Are nov pfepared 70 give Through Bills
df LAdfhx for the dsIIksFy az Gecds at
Council Blum Or other points oa ths Mls-
sosrYf fiwsr from New Yerk, Boston, PhIlr
adslphia, OF other Eastern Ctties, at ssess-
Eea g4fsa. '~E .s-s~.-~-- > i.
Merchants buying Goods Ii 81 Lonis,
eEs1ea . $ tha Easf. win ind ii 10 kheir
advansags BIZ addressing OF calling en me
at g. Joseph, No. .....s.
: .saaf fzsgs e. BARROW, Agt., SO
/ rs Hamnihal q 81. Joseph Railroad.
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"PRIaek Oh saE Housg or DAvIn '--
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