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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW

By A. GEEEN. Auctioneer
ENECUTORS'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN EURNITURE.-On MONDAY, the sd
INST shall sell, by order of the Executors, at 10.
44O lith street west between and streets north,
at 10 O'clock a. m, all of the personal effects of the
ment OF household effects, such as
rosewood Piano Forte OF good tone,
Handsome Gilt Frame French Plate Mirror,
Mahogany Sofas and Parlor Chairs,
Marble top Pier and Centre Tables
Marble top Commode and Side Tables
Fine Alabaster Vases and Fount
Mantle ornaments In Etruscan Marble
Union, Reception Fancy Chairs
Brussels, Parlor and Chamber Carpets
french and High post Mahogany Bedsteads,
Mahogany Wardrobes and Dressing Stands,
Man0gany Dressing Bureaus and Washstands,
Elne leather Beds, Bol sters and Pillows,
Heir, Cotton and Shpk Mattresses,
b: doing, Mating and Oil Cloth
Fine French China Dinner Set
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
COOKING, Paror, Hall and Chamber Stoves to-
Requisites. - ~
$50 credit of |, and months for notes satisfao.
torIly endorsed, hearing interest
GHRiST0PHEk G. GRAMMER,| Execu-
ia lS-d GREEN Anct
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BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
TRUSrEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTION
TERNOON, sd inst, at half past 4 O'clock nv
virtue OF deed of trust dated May 4th. IaF8, and
duiy recorded In Ilber j. A. :, l5, fois 2.6 will
sell at public auction in from. OF the premises Lot
o. IN square s6, divided into two lots, each fronting
81 1eet 4 inches on the east side of sth between ID
and streets, and running back les feet inch.
Terms >: One fourth cash. to be paid on the day of
interest.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All convey ancllg at the expense of the purchaser
r. w. BARNARD. Trustee
ia ll-eodds WALL BARNARD Aucts
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Nor:cy -D'S'r''f Of Columbia LdrertissrrenTs
70 b. inS.J'sf n "a. BALTIMORE SrN aTs rseetrsd
ar go r,-rr7rS.f tom TEE STAR -rTc,
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
advertisement of DIR. WOolfson, the opticlan, 264
teenh streets, which appears in the lntelligencer
and states. 1T will be seen that his STRENGTHENING
many eminent gentlemen. presumed to he judges of
their good qua Itles sind of the comfort to be de-
rived from their use by those who require the AID
OF these important instrumentalIties. DR.. w. has
been located IN this city for several years. de S-y
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, and feeling the hard
OF time we lghIng heavily upon them with all its
tondant is, vi find In the of DR.. J. Hostetttrx
c1iebrnted STOMACH Buffers, elixer that will lnsti
ardOr and energy of more youthful days. bud up
tnelr shrunken fOrms and give hea tin and vigor to
their renai ming years. Those who are In the least
afflicted with Dyspepsia. Ague, I.anguor, Nausea,
or any other troublesome and dangerous disease,
tate to avail themselves of the benefit derived from
this great remedy.
For sale by druggists and dealers general Y ey
erywhere. ia Ia eo3t
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auotloneers.

1'RUSFEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops
GLohkS; &c AT PUBLIC ACCTIoy-On THURS
IA the 18TH OF January, at the auction rooms
OF Messrs. Wa Il Barnard, corner of Sth street and
Penn avenue by vi rtue Of deed of trust ex. cuted
on the 5tn DAY of November, 1859. and duly recorded
shall sell, at public auction. large assortment of
Ml!Iinery and Fancy Goods, Il c., consisting Of
BOnnets, Flowers, Ribbons
straw y GODS, I,acas, and Dress Trimming,
Hoop Skirts, ClOaks, Frnges, &c
VIVA iarge stock of other goods not here enume-
rated.
Inc sale will commence at 10 o'clock on the day
ns,eG ana continue from day to day until the
Terms efsala: SSl and under cash; over that sum
endorsed. bearing interest my
III me terms of sale are not complied with in
DAYS from sale, the trustee reserves the right Ia
purcha ser a TTOV n Tpnsaea
ia l2-d WALL Il BARNARD Aucts
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- CoRPORArED 1851 -JoHy /. DoNhLpsoS. Pres.
M;CoULTER, Secy.
and GRANTS ANNUITIES, &c.
descriptive pamphlets ma! be obtained at the
ofics Of Lewis Johnson & Co BANKERS, 10th street
'1 B. r. aa sxsnas w. D. M. wi 4AeIL Agent
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A vA!.UABLE FARM FOR SALE-Si;ua.ce
Georgetown, at the intersection of the GEORGETOWN
aud Little Falls roads consisting Of l02 acres H.
sulre on the premises, or Of z. RlCEAR DIS corDe,
18th and streets. WASHINGTON, ID. C. is Lett
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No. 3.-The Dramatic Profession will find the
Br"uchltis lie Ids to the soothing influence of Mrs.
VI. y. GardEer's Indian Basam of I.iverwort and
Hoarhound. 1t may be found at the druggists gen
orally. ia l8-lW,r
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE.
n HOLD FURNITURE, NEGROES, EC,Ar AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 9th day of February next, 1
shall hy order of tho Orphans Court, at IL O'Clock
AZ the residence of the late G. b. Scott decea sed
on NJ street, between 18TH and l4th streets east,
Navy ard sell Al of the personal effects belonging
to tEe said decreased, consisting Of
Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus. Safes,
lounges. Wardrobes, Tables Washstands,
Reds, Mattresses and Pillows,
Bedding, Carpets, Oiloloth and Mating
China, Glass and Cruckery Ware,
Cooking, ParlOr aud other Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites,
Also,
| Servant Man,
Servant Woman.
by order Of MARION NJ. TAYLOR
Administrator de bonus NON of
George B. Scott, deceased
Terms A il sums under s. cash: over 3 credit
o. 50 DAYS. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear
Ing interest.
ia 2n-eoGds A GREEN spot
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SELLING OFF AT COST,
- TO REBUILD
OVER S3O,0OO WORTH OF Dry ,,oops SELLING
r. OFF AT COsT. To REBUILD.
having c included to tsar down INV building now
occupied by me, TO rebuild, and having a larg a
stack OF goods on hand, | shall Commences this tay
To sell of my whole stock AT cost. for cash
FOR GENTS WEAR,
haIne-Cloths, CasSImeres, Veslngs, Tweed,
ard Sa.lnets.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Back and Fancy Silk Robes, Black and Fancy
Enitxs: French Merlnos Printed Merinos, Mousiine
English and American Prints.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Carpetlng, Oilc!oths, Rugs, Mats Bed Comforts
Blankets. Linen and Cotton Sheetlngs Tahe
Cloths and Covers, Step Ollcoth, Table and Tnw
cling Diapers, Crash, 90.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
BroSn and BleaChsd Sheetipgs and Shjrtines
&c ~ - h'oS -
=, Also, a large assortment of Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery and Gloves, Embroidery, Bonnet Ribbons.
10th Clo,ks and Raglans, Ladies' Corsets, lou
viz oest Hid gloves In black, white and assorted
coiors. Linen Cambria and Silk Handkerchiefs,
an9 many other goods, too numerous to meltio
AL 10 be sold at cost prices more a. ked or les
Cab early and secure bargains.
H. EGAN, 323 Paav.
ia 10 wv south SIDE, betw, 9Th and eth
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NJ iSS "A. A. LOCKE Continues the I.,.., 49,
. Al OF DkESSMAKlNG in ali its branches At h
SSEast Capitol street. Dreeses made in the nesf
- ~" - SSe 0ousfs ma q
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MRS WINsLow an experienced nurse And feu.le

MRS: WINsLOW, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for Childen Teeth
ing which greatly facilitates the process toething
by softenlng the gums, reducing all Inflammation
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your infants
another column. 90 II-Iy
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
CARPENTERS SHOP ONGROITND REM

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CARPENTERS SHOP NGROUNDRFNT
~ WHICH CAN REMAIN OR BE REMOVED, SITUATED
on liIu STREET, AT ArCTIoN.-tln THURSDAY,
the fJ,h EFt Il SHAH sell, at o'clock p m. on the
prem good Carpenters Shop, situated on lot
No. ~, IN square No. 2l6, on l4th, between north
and streets. The shop Is to he removed unless
the purchaser can make an arrangement " th the
owner of tire ground for II TO be removed.
Terms cash.
ia - a. GREEN, Auct.
4 pMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By oIder OF the
~ Administrator, we will sell, at the house cor
ner of Frederick and Prospect streets, Georgetown
ID. G., on TUESDAY MORNING, oath inst; al 10
clock, the effects of the late 5. u. Deeth, consist
ing of
Mahogany Bookcase, Bureau and Card Tables,
Do Dining and Side Tables,
Handsome Chamber Cottage Furniture,
Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Carpets
On 10th, Chairs, Kitchen Utensils &C.
Together with large lot Of Prints, Stationery,
Drawing Paper,
And quantity Of large sized Glasses and Frames
suitable for show windows of various sizes.
DR.. j. 4. Ri CHI Administrator.
Ia l8-d BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts
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EUTURE DAYS

BY J. e. McG CURE & CO., Auctoneers
I'O BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS-o4
Il GASES Doors AND SHOES AT PUBLIC SALE-On
iHt RSDAl NOR MING, January 26th, at 10
O'Clock on the first floor of our auction rooms, We
shall SELL hout Ieserve, in lots to suit the trade,
an assorted lot of lens and Women's Boots and
shoes. cOmprIS. sing
300 pairs Womens' Calf, Zip and Grain Heeled Lace
Boots, assorted sizes,
68 pairs Ladies' and Misses Sewed Morocco Con-
gress Heeed Boots.
Men 5, Womens', and Misses India Rubber Over
sRuPs,
S5o pairs Mems. Youths, and Bows, Thick Roots.
Munrnes and Brogans
~ y doZea Mems Silk Plush and Mohair CAPS
FERNS: $50 and under, cash over that sum- a
credit OF 81 and bn days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest
ia odd JIG. MEG UIRE & CO.. Aucts
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EQR RENT ORiSALE-Two three story brick
HOUSES, situated on Vermont avenue near y
street. +" punctual and carefu tenants the rent
Will he reasonable. or the houses will he soil AZ
lar pr!ce, ana upon accommodating terms. Apply
at No 420 Nj street north, or at the metropolitan
steam Touring mil, Ohio avenue, near 18th street.
u 7-eO2W T.. l.. COLEMAN
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The MEMBERS Of the Maryland Legislature will
visit the Maryland Agricultural College near Bla-
dsnsburg to-day, by invitation Of President Cal
vert.
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bf AN ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere ID will be
be in this city again.
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DANCING.

IN DANCING.
l. . F. GASZYNSKl Pegs To Announce 10 Oh.
ladies' and gentlemen of Washington And a s'o
Georgetown that he will commence his SEQ =
ond Quarter at Mrs. Sfhith's Institute NJ ~
223 street. between nth and 18th sts- on
Thursday, January 18th, at s O'Clock D. M. }or
msses and nasters, In every style of Fashionable
A -
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two
L very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at 90 street north, between 9th and 9TH streets
no ,.otf
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LARGE LUMP OF S1LvER.-A mammoth lump
of silver ore from the Washoe mines. in Carson
Valley has been forwarded by Morrison, Walsh
& Co.. of San Francisco, to the Washington Ma
tional Monument. 1t Is two feet six inches long,
ten inches wide and eight inches thick, wei CHS
one hundred and sxty-three pounds and is valued
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THE REV. PETER CARTWRIGHT, the celebrated
Pioneer preacher, will deliver lecture at Weslev
Chapel, on Tuesday evening next, for the benefit
of the new NJ f.. Church at Bladensburg. This
will probably be the only opportunity for our cti-
Zens 10 hear this remarkable man
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EOR SALE-A small FARM of 81 acres situated
l. at the Little Falls, having comfortable yell
ing house, corn house. stables, &c; well fenced
acres in cultivation. the balance in handsome wood
and. II is peculiarly desi rahe country resl
tence, beng perfect. healthy ana most rOmantica-
" situated excellent fishing and hunting Inquire
Of Mr.. N RRlOTT, bridge keeper, Cham Bridge,
Little Falls. de 4 la Wifi
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TIE THEATRE-GoING PUBLIC are again remind
ed that the Theatre will be opened for one week
on Monday evening next, under the management
of Mr. James f. Murdoch
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WATCH RRTURNs.-W. Thurston. drunk; fine
and costs, 81 10. John Barron, (Black Snake,)
assault and battery on Officer Young; Jail for
court VIM. Slater, cOlored, drunk and disor-
derby; committed for 90 days, but allowed time to
give security at the station. Twenty-Five dodgers
were accommodated.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-By
lax county, pronounced in the case Of Lewis John
son * Co, AGAINST John Nj. Dom and others. at its
Nnvember term, 1882 shall, on MONDAY the
10Th DAY Of February, 1852, Court day in font Of
me Court House of said county, offer at pubic auc-
non, 10 the hg hest bidder certain tract of and
"a the said county, adjoining the lands of J. c.
MGheiacn and others, within hafa mile of Hern:
Hampshire Railroad and taini ng bout 100 acres
1t is very desirable property.
equa insta lmerts Of 6. II and III months with in
tsrest from day of SALE the deferred payments TO be
secured ny the bonds of the purchaser with good
chTly the property 10 he resold the cost of the
purchaser and the cash payment forfeited in the
event oi ms not complying with the terms of sale
ia lh-Iawts ALFRED MOSS, Conf
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JOHN RICHARD REALF.-An extra from the
Austin State Gazette, dated the It'll Instant the
following -. ChaS :. Jones. the acting Deputy
Sergeant-at Arms of the Senate he'd here this
morning with a requisition for Richard Realf,
the private secretary of John Brown. Mr. Jones
left this evening with Mr. Realf, who went will
linyly."
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IOUVIN'S BEST QUALITY
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTL ITS
Twenty five dozen of the above Justly celebrated
Mi Gloves In all the desirable colors to which We
invite the special attention of the AIDES
ia j. w. COLBY & CO. 322 18th
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ENOR RENTING south HOUSE of the row of
street. between ID and E streets north. Also, the
three new four. story dwellings 4th street front
all the modern improvements, and desirably To-
fa bds For pi terms 60, aPP} to BALDWIN
Attorney at Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 9Th ST.
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THE NEW CENTRE MARKET-HOUsE.-We notice
a number of printed handbils circulating about
the Centre Market this morning, calling upon the
butchers. one and all, to meet at Temperance Hall
on Monday afternoon, for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the late action of the City Conn
ellis in relation 10 them in connection with the
proposed new Centre Market-house.
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I AIDES HOMEMADE SHOES-Fr. Cloth
- heel double soed Rntton Bocts, s2.75;-
Glove Kid do. S25G; English LASTING do Szz46sA
S!15; Goat Skin do. $40; r.; Morocco do, szna
8. Also. every other style Of BOOTS and SHOE
Tor Ladies'. Misses and ChIdren's wear
ROSENTHAL, No. % Market Space,
Jal4-eOly Pa. av., I'd door above 9th at
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Bv A. GREEN. AuctIonee

Dt n. YIN fsN- hucltOneer.
BUILDING HaRDWARE,C CUTLERY, Tools
- Hollow WARE, FARMING UTENSILS, HoUsB
FURNISHING GoopS, CABINET HARDWARE, AGAR
ArCTIoN.-On ri ESDAi, the oath inst I shall
sell, at the store of MessTs. +. l.. Harvey Il Co.,
No. 32J Penn. avenue. between 9th and 9TH streets
at ~ O'Clock a. and continue daily until ali is
sold, very extensive assortment of Hardware
We enumerate in pa E
Table and Pocket Cutlery and Spoons of every de-
scrlptlOn.
a large assortment and great variety Of Building
Hardware,
large variety Of Carpenters Cabinet makers and
other Mechanical Tools,
large variety of Cabinet Hardware and Farm
ing Utensils. such as
Trace, Back and Log Chains, Spades.
ID An" Long handle Shovels,
Faxes, two, three end foar prong Forks,
large lot of HNow Ware. such as
Pots, Ovens. Sklllets, Griddles. Tea Kettles
Saucepans, Stove and Frying Pans, &c.
WIN large variety of other Hardware which We
deem unnecessary to enumerate
Also, Whitewash, Floor, Scrubbing and busting
BTuShes,
And a new Wagon. Store Fixtures DesksSc
Terms of sale: Under SIS, cash over S2s and
not exceeding So, credit of and months over
, ~. credit of 2, and 6 months, for notes. in a.
cases oi credit sfactorlly endorsed bes ing in
terest from day of sale -
Dealers and mechanics of every deEcription and
the public IN general respectfully invited 10 the
Sa e. as every article viii be sold without reseryp
They nay expect bargains
ia IL d GREEN Auct
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HARD SCUFFLE.-Yesterday. aGerman named
Bertrand Lynes was arrested by Officer J F. King,
for profanity IN the street. The German was in
tOxicated, and gave the officer much trouble His
fine and costs amounted to So 10 The Justice
ordered him TO be taken TO the watch house. to be
kept till his friends should come for him.
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TIE ATTENTION Of readers is called to the auc-
ton sale at store of WIN. F. BaYly, this evening,
at O'Clock. Having examined the stock, We can
recommend it to our readers one Of the best in
the city.
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HELPER's IMPENnINS CRISIS OF TIE

This terrible book which has csused 30 " uch agt-
tatlon in Cons rees, for sale At A. ADAM SON
7th street, opposite Post Once; price 50 cents.
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ANOR SALE OK RENT-A well bnit, new sto-
l. ~ and basement BRICK HOUSE. containing 10
rooms, with passage, situated on l. treet between
vermont avenue and lith st. The said property
VIII be sod or rented on very accommodating terms
Irquire of GEO. T. LANGLEY, next door.
ia 1
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FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
L Ing immediately opposite the west Wing of the
City Hal recently occupied by Chas. :. w allach
as an ONCE. Also the front room in the second
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. ,
q IN 4
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TRIAL OF 4 SFEAN FIRE ENGINE The steam
lire engine Maryland" manufactured bv N.ssrs
Poole Hunt, of Baltimore, aud a candid ,t,. far
purchase by our city authorities was nut throuyb
trial this forenoon the square i'm front of rho
Bank of w ashinTton. by the Columbia Fire Con
Pany OF TINS city, In the presence of a large pro
portion of the two Boards of the CITY Councils
and d large cOncOurse of citizens some of ,Ubo,,
departed wetter if not wiser men To illustrate
the result OF the trial. II Is only necessary to state
aLa' .le perseverance Fire Company was the
ground with their hand engine and that the two
engines threw water to about the same height and
the same distance horizontally (perhaps the steam
engine little the highest, and further in one or
two Instances the hand engine throwing & and
3 inch stream, and the steam engine a / / and ?
inch stream "
fhe advantage apparent in favor of the steam
,h me besides the greater volume of water was
'ne power TO keep up continual stream indef-
nlteiy- while the brakes of the hand engine
had to be frequently renamed, or stoned 70,
van. OF breath of its operators. Besides the
streams mentioned, the steam engine threw . !,
Inch stream with force and to q distance that
would q" good execution in arresting the deyou,.
ing element at a moderate height The time
taken to get mp steam on the steam engine from
the kindling Of the fire TO the flow of The wate,
was about 10 minutes
We CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement else
where OF the Whitehurst Gallery. and recnm-
mend our readers one and all, to pay this erce1
ingly elegant and well-conducted photoora nbic
establishment visit Not TO know the Nv hite
m
KNOWN and We dare say very few citizens ~,
soJournng strangers but have some time IA ken
sitting" here, or dropped in to examine and al
inire the myriad lifelik representations of per.
sonages OF note male and female) that adorn tn,
walls and tables Added attractions are present
90 there just now, in the shape of views of build
inSS and scenes upon the Baltimore and Ohio
minute faithfulness Of representation surnass anv
tnlng we have lately seen in the Photographic
line. Pictures are executed at this gallery In
ryeIV styleIplain, colored foil or water or sti D.
go out that is not perfect in all respects Tn,
proprieto's and operators, We need hardly add
are courteous gentlemen. and we are glad to Sc,
here the pleasant face Of Mr. John Golden. who
mas been in the business for many wears in tbi,
city, has studied 1t thoroughly, and what b,
doesn't Know about it isn't worth moving
bf AN Advertisement elsewhere ID will b,
seen that the Russian War Panorama will .oo,
be in this city again.
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In RELATION to the article in yesterdays local
columns headed "A Bad Time to Distrain, - we
are informed by the proprietor Of the house that
the woman who rented it owed much more money
than stated hut that the main of his desiring
her to remove was that he did not consider her a
desirable tenant and that he has been endeavoring
by all lawful measures to get her out since the 10th
of December last
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EOR KENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
i handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bathroom (POtOmac water.J The apartments
are arge and airy; four rooms on floor from the
frat floor mp. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
CO, 322 IA. avenue, between 9th and 10th cts.
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HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
II IS rooms, gas. Potomac water, hath room, 4 c,
Inquire on the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue.
between Az al 4 9Th streets. The furniture will be
sold or rented with the house, if desired.
12-1m
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT-Two large
" Oliicn Rooms, sd story.) furnished or unfu1
nlshed-3O9 Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th SIS
ia Il Wv (States& Intel)
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ENOR RENT-A handsome and convenlenty Ar
I ranged BRICK HOUSE, with III rooms, No.
BOB 9Th street. between X street and New York
avenue. Rent $500 per annun. in Ia-Iw*
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ARREsI.-Thursdav nj yht another of In. ro,,is.
suspected OF completely with Locke aud the two
Marymans, In recent felonious operations, was az,
,rsted by Orfcers Arnold and Narrower His
name is Samuel Clark, and he was committed for
further hearing to-day, by Justice Ferguson.
Tbs officers with their partners, (Ashe and Don
aidson.) have succeeded in getting nearly all the
Suspected party; and hearing comes OF to-day
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ONNGENATEn RITrERS

The fOitOWIHg letter from q uIl LuO, 1rrbitsct of
Mon real, speaks rotHmeS IN faror Of he Ory-
gcHdfsf Buffers as n1.ficiHf for thoss ,rbose
occUpdttonS are Of a S,dentnry nature
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FOR SALE-A MODEL FARM. situated in
L Montgomery county, Nd about miles from
GeOrgetown. on the turnpike leading t. Rockville.
IL Is In high state of Gu tlvaton with all the i'm
proyements necessary. Will be sold a bargain, or
exchanged for city property.
SO, two sma Houses For Rent in Washing
ton, ID. c. Apply to e. w. BRAY, Real Estate
Agent, No $40 18th st. ia Is lm*