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OBITUARY

psos%s "f R G5nss q Of re ,h It
are opposed to long obituaries. we deem it proper
that further notice should be ia kan the de ceased
ana regret exceedingly that tie duty should not fall
ppm one more caPahIf of doing her justice. But
h' INK assured that God works ny means, and
mop ng that some may be irduced to Initiate hsr
noble example, BY eesing the Saviour and: be-
Cross; and like her, who I'VE have no doubt ha 2
been presented W ,th many sheaves as a reward for
the Bible, she ia. allied what she could oftan
SAY, Il ain almost h, me;' and now with fold ID
wings, angelic smile, and incxpresslble JOY, she
cai excialm. = am safe at hoIle " N early life
The subject of this LOtce, was impressed with the
necessity ot seek :ng r-llgIon: ard short time
wa euab ed TO rejoice in the love of pard 1Ied sin
Presbl terrain ChGrcn this city, in which she re
manned most acceptable and useful memb.r until
hrr neath abnnt p yearsl Ever AZ her post in III n
church. (wlsn h ,alth would ipermitD ami we nay
IT. ray, IN alnlns every benevolent institute H.
She vas indeed friend to the widow a mo ther In
the "rplnnnn. and messenger of peace and comfort
T. the attic ed 81 was sec king OcCf q nns to
a. s."d. Being Tor seveia ears in defeat ca
she frequently attended Ia the wants OF Others ~
hr1wn injury: She was, IN fact an Angel # LII sbt
Inc writer OF thIs vIsIted her upon holiday &C
aston, and seeing her give many pre,ents n
generally to children, who had the appearance OF
wors She replied. II do not Know them al: hmt
tfy 10 hnd something for al who apply" ] then
tod her that her annua donations must amount
on earth would he short; and with what she had,
she wished To do as much good as possible: feeli z
assured that her good Master would never allow
Having no children. she and her husband ado pied
two: over whom they have watched with kind pro-
tecti IN and paterna care 1t Is true they su.tane
serl"ns Ioss but children, relatives, and IN oed
husband, weep not, mourn not, only live as did she
who has gone before. and your happy spirits " Ill
ks tnel1 ilghts through the trackless reg ions
fruits of eternal Ifs. FRIEND
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour closed quiet; How
ard street IS -. Wheat closed firm and quiet.
there Is want Of supplles-white is selling Al
- .25al 40. Corn closed quiet aud unc hanged
Provisions closed stcady-hacon sides aSc mess
pork $40. Whisky closed dull at 26Sc
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New York Markets

NEW YORK Jan. Flour is buoyant STATE
IS 25aS5 30; Ohio IS sass IS; Southern IS sos
u. IS. Wheat is hrmer. but without sales aud
prices are nomnally unchanged. Corn is stea Nv
but sales are unimportsni; new yellow s5a9Oc
Fork is dull; mess Sl6aSl6 II Lard "a quiet a
OesslOAc. Whisky is dull; Ohio at 26,C
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=, On Monday, the I'd inst, MI JAS. O'BRIEN, in
county Of Wexford, Ireland but a resident of this
city for twenty years
- Alexandria Sentinel please copy |
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No 43i Sixth street on w ednesday, the 4th
at O'Clock P. IN to which his friends are respect
fully invited to attend
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iCF though THE STAR rs printed on n. tastes.
>a" press =" Sst south Of Baltimore, ifs edition
- 30 large H' 10 rsqSre at TO be put to press a, an
-"'!" hO"T; Advertisements, th>rtforr, should b.,
>'"f IN t.fOrs Tirs!rs o'clock, m ora<ruis, th,v
way NOT appear until III. Hlx, day
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u The STAR publishes IA. Li,f, OF Letters
'HT7a'rtns =" the Washington City Post Office
"nd'' 'he Pror'SioHs Of the Iar directing them 20
Dc rr'r'ea IN The HeUspaPev haring fhe largest CIR,
'S'af''H 'ei'h'n the deiirery Of the Office It's total
'a''y e"es1df'oH IS more than double that IF any
OF DAILY printed an the District of Columbia
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No. Ia Painful and IangerIng Deata. from our
national scourge-the COnsumption-mS be aver
d dss o aa tss timely use OF Mrs H. GaIdnsrs IT.
medlolne Is sanctioned BY 'the faculty ;" and pre-
fnoTloed by the best phy.oisns. 1t is sold b, all
washington street. Boston. de IN iv
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| IL %. F-The different Lodges Of Odd Eel
lows In the District Of Columbia last week elected
'helr officers for the term commencing OH the Is
OF January and ending on the Both of June, and
they are now being installed. The following 4.
the list:
Central Lodge, No ii. Hoover, n. G ;
John Borland. V. G.; John A Borland, F.S:F
b: Lord, jr., r. S Martin johnson, T.
Washington, No. 6.-John Havenner. y. G. =:
f. kloPfer, V G.; John T: Given, F. s; J. p
Eastern. No. 7--Thos Petty NJ G.: Jacob n
Hutton, w. q; John H. Bird. F. s.; P. nj. Pear.
SON X 5; Geo. S. Hepburn, T
Harmony, No. 9.-Jarnes Edwards. N. e
W Ws,i,am scot, scott Ghare. oNeall, R. s;
Columbia, No. 10-Simeon Mead. Ne I'm
Chedal, V. G; Geo. w. Calvert. F. &: Jobn a
Mouiden, r. s; David Fowble T.
Mon, No III: T. Cross. N. G.; J. D. Pen.
BrGwn n ", wv WIN n Speiden, F. S. George
friendship, No. l2-Parker H. Sweet. n G. :.
rhos; Oliver, V. 6 John BOYD, F. s: s r.
Douglass, s; Geo, J. Johnson r
Covenant, No. 10, Georgetown. )-Jno r Meem.
~. IN Ezekiel Hughes, V. G; II. Lewis, r. s.;
Beacon. No. Is -Thos Purse. n G. w r
w alters, V: G.; Jas. Croggin, F. s.; L. Il ALLYN
X. s; N. Mullikin. +. ~
Metropolis, No. I'D. D. Clark, N.G; J.R.
mon, r.. s; T. G. Ford T. '''
EKcelsior, No. Geo: Rogers, N. G.; Thos.
Cooper, r. $; r. b. Donaldson, T.
w Mechaniss' No. Is, Georgetown - Henry
ton, II. 0 IA
Oriental, No. 10 Martin Hetzel. N.G Ion;s
Braemcr, V. g :; Philip Decker, r. s; WIN. Kett.
Ter, +. s. F. Heider, T.
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Southern Vessels Frozen in.

BC,ToN. Jan. 3-The schooner a NJ peti,
hence for Mobile is frozen In n Harwichport
The schooner Water Witch, Of Norfolk. is also
iCc-bound NJ the same place >.
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRA, Jan. 3-Flour-no sales: we quote
| mon street super. at - Pass -. " heat-sale.
Of white at 81 25aSl 30 no sales OF red. Corn
small sales al >uc. No other sales.
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NorIcE--D'Sfrirf Of CoirD1Ia Advertisements
10 he inserted ia the BALIIMoKE Srx are receired
n and Jor'rHrdod from The STAR office.
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Financial

| NEW YORK, Jan 3.-StOcks are dull. and rather
easier. Chicago and Rock Island G2S; Illinois
| Central Shares s.; Do bonds. =: Michigan
Southern l6A; y. Y. Central IS Reading l3k
Va 6's 9Os. cx. interest
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MYERS & McGHAN,
WI $40 % st d. bet. sth and efh.
Have consta nty hand snd in daily receipt Of al
kinds of mater nj IN our line. such As
Copper PsnIsh zinc. Galvanized Iron and Lead
Bath Tuhs, Cooking Ranges,
Hot " alter Boilers. Wrter Backs,
Iron, Copper, an Enameei Sinks,
Ma hl@d Wash BssIns. Black Walnut and Iron
Marble top y - anGs,
Water Closets, EaIthen AID Iron EEaneiled Hop
p.r's B:dsdet Pans,
Bsdfcrds SHIRE aud Copper Swing Urinals,
Iron and anthem DTsin Pipes, Sewer Traps,
Copper Plsnished Showers, Lead and Galvanized
iron Pipe, Cedar sud Pine Hyd'ants,
India Kui,l1er Hose, Hose Pipes, Brnss and iron
Lift aud Force Pumps, IaId Pumps.
Hydraulic Rams, Brass and Silver afed Basin
Cocks hot aud cold water COmprrssion Cocks,
Gas Cocks. GLOBE Valves, Hydrant Npzzes,
Street Washers, Hose. BATS. Basin Piugs,
sink Plugs, Silver . ated and Brass Chain.
lroa ard lad Taps, Iron Branches, Bends, and
Reducing tittings, Iron BoIl-r Stands,
Maab!e Iron and Grass Gas Fittings.
81 materiai necessary t. the introduction OF
Water or Gss into public or private buildings kept
con, family On hand.
Those contemplating improvements in this line
will hnd u 10 their advantage To call and examine
oar assortment.
AL work entrusted to us will he promptly sttende
Ia. de conn
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MARRIED.
DIED,

Sunday, LIST January by Rev. Mr.. Rogers, ED
XENS.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
NXTENSIyE GAL M FINE conC,.n,,.

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctoneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE GROCERIES,,
dc6n mGkSfiHPER
20, At 10 clock. and continuing until the whole IL
disposed Of at the store of George Pear.on Esa..
HOTEL we shall sell the whole Of his extensive stock
o, nne Groce'ies, Teas, Confectionery, DC We
suPSsr re IInpc5isI, Young Hyson. Gunpowder Eng
Java sssysa sn anS Tss1s T S.
Twenty boxes Ground Coftse.
JJt lTi,ss ps: FsIirs; Rice, Mustard,
Almonds Filbsrts, Pecan Nuts,
candle Q: Of ali descriptions, Olive Oil.
starch, Soap. Indigo, Candies,
Tapes Spool Cotton. Pins s' and pR Needle,,
f rs. a." and as. Ps snois IaS c
store tore Fixtures, SCALES and Weights.
The son % oi the trade i. invited to this SALE
credit Of Grand days for satisaotory s en s1
as j: G. MCGUIRE CO.. Ancts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. huct oneers.
IL AXE CHANCE-H OUSEH HOLD AND
AlIcHsT TTRNlrHHRR FOR SALE, nousK FOR
HAE E:s FOR SALE.-All Of thu above will be dis
posed of at anctioa on THURSDAY. the 5th dny Of
January, on the premises, No. $40 9th street we T.
between l. and NJ north, sale commencing at 10
dssi'Ous Of commencing hon exc eping forthwith, =
me ne louise louise VII be rented At IL O'clock.
sold at.2 " "o
The Furniture consists Of the usual variety found
IN comfurtablv and wei. furnished family resi-
deuces, consisting in part Of
Pla"", Tspestr, and other Car pets
Divans, Mahogany. Chairs Mi rors,
Pier, Extension and other Tables,
Bureaus, " ardrubes, Engravings &c
The house is deghtfully situated in a high ard
healthy part Of the t.. ~
sale positive. A business engagement calls the
owner away.
All sums of So and under cash on delivery: over
that sum 81 days for approved negotiable paper
ia It j. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
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CONVICT LABOR

CONVICT LABOR
- FOR HIRE.
SEkLID PROPOSALS will he received at the Office
OF he United states r"nit antiary, d. c. until Mon
az s Janrhay 49, ss. at u clock for the labor
for one or two ,ears from February /, 1861
Bidders to pecIiy the kind of work, the number
and the price per day for labor. Shop room fur
nlshed and iIsci pine maintained at the ex pense of
the ns'tution.
The Warden rcserving the right to select such
bids and business will best promote the interest
of the institution.
For further information address
ia PAW GENGSTACK rdar
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HARRlSDU Re. Jan. 2.-The Legislature Of Penn.
sylvania assembled here to-day, and organized
without any difficulty. VIM Lawrence was
elected Speaker, and VIM. Branch. Clerk with
ont opposition. The Governors message will be
sent In tomorrow
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer-

IL COUNTERS. BALLS, &c. ar ArcTIoS-On
IHI RSDAi, the 5th instsrt I shall sell. at NV
auction room. on the corner of7th and streets at
with Fixtures.
he attention Of persons wishing 'to purchase a
naoe ls most respectfully caiier Ia the sale as the
Table vii! positively be sold. Terms cash
IA I'd A. GREEN. Ancf
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SEWING MACHINES

r. most perfect family sewing Machine ia the
WllLCOE x GIBBS. They make four thousand
stitches minute with unerrng accur acy are easily
underst"od and not liable to get out of order ard
the price. delivered. Is OnlN SSi and 81 They ca m
he seen a. my H0asaiarnIshIug stora 490 7th -.
GEO. FRANCIS.
ueS Sole Agent FOR the District.
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QuERu's Con LIvER uIL JK1Ir

| QuERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY
Approved by tho Now York Academy IF Medi-
cine IL Is twice more efhcacOus than the LIQUID
on. Ii Is the only cure for ScrOfulas Consume
uon and all kinds Of Conghs.
| - ALSO,
| QUERu's JELLIFIKD CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greatness of the oil obvated For sale
| ~ an respectable druggists In Washington and
| GEORGETOWN
| .PENFoLD, PARKER & MOWER, Wholesale gents.
| Ia beekman street, New York CITY. no 8 SIN
| The Book OF ALL OTHERS that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Human FTailty, or Physiological R.Searchfs'
IT'S beautifully illustrated and treats mInutey of
oil the symptoms that invariably develop them
serves sooner or later resulting from the frallties
ana vltlatlng habits of early youth, ncapacitatpg
the victim from sharing the fruitOn of the matri.
monia state, and, not checked in time degenera-
ing all the functions of ma nhood, md bringing
MIN, step by STEP 10 lingering and untimey death
Sold by DIR. BARROW, 1914 Bleecksr street, New
YORK; Prlce 25 cents Sent free everywhpre
DC. deSim
WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
advertisement OF DR.. Woofson, the opticlan, lS4
fennsyivania avenue, between Tu efth and Th!r-
teenth streets, which appears in the Intelligencer
ana states IL viii be seen that his "stren gthening
spectacles and eye glasses'' are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen. presumed to be Judges Of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to be de-
rived from their use by those who require the AID
OF thsse important Observation-Disclosures. DR.. w, has
been located lnthis city for several years. de 2l-y
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Observance Of New ye,r,. NV

fHILADELPHIA. JaH. To-day has been quite
hcidav here Very little business has been trans
Sc.ea except IN retail way, and there is general
NV loRk. Jan. I've have had a splendid
DAY Tor the observance Of the usual New Years
day festivities. No business ba, been done and
all classes OF OR citizens have been dcyotinr the
day TO social enjoyment. All our newsnapsr.
have suspended until tomorrow afternoon and
"Wednesday morning.
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MRS WINsLOw, an experienced nurse and female
PHYSICIAN has Soothing Syrup for Chilien Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by softenInS the gums, reducing all inflammation"
Will allay all pain. and is sure To regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health your infants
perfectly safe In al cases. See advertisement in
hhoiIer oo'uHnn &C lily
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON D. To- MORROW

By J. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
RENE. FRESCH'S TENTH ANNUALSAIE
~ II Books and Stationery at auction. at store OF
w. r. BayIJ, US Pa. avenue, sales every eyenine
until after Christmas, The stock is nov compleie
In every department of Literature, Science, and
Art, Ho'iday Books from the smalle Juyeniie mn
t. hGe Git Book worth $50, fine Bibles and PRAYER
hooks. Buffers hEe Gift Books for 1864. Stationery
1i EYER xarets all of which will be sold very low
private sale at half price. Call aud see
de IA BEN. r. FRENCH, Salesman
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BY J. C. Mcguire Auot,oneer,

by J. c. MCGUIRE i o., Auotoneerr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HACKNEY COACH
Il ON SATURDAY MORNING, Janu.ry l4ih,
az ln O'Clock. IN front IF the Auction Rooms,
shall sell. BY virtue of deed of trust dated March
IT, iSS3 and duly recorded LIber J. A. <, No.
10, folios 2s7, &c. one of the land records for
washington county. ID. C , one large close Coach,
bnIlt by WIZ. T. Hook 4 Co.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in and 4
notes TH,IS E,SHE1 Tf,ns,aa ''N
Jas eodds ]. g. MCGUIRE co Aucts
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MINIS DRESS SUITS,
v., News Bssissss Ssits,
Youths BUSINESS Sxits,

49,, ChSl3Tsn's School Suits,
st NOAH VALE 4 Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their snnual DISPLAY of FAN and
Winter Clothing is now ready for Inspection ii
Is COMPRISED OF an assortment of Gentlemens and
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
. 70 those who study excellence with economy, in
offered for sslectns from the most attractiye stook
OF eady Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
uuoeu Prlces. ap23-1y
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS
LADIES' Ard Cents very elegant COL ID
WATtHES. HATELAfNS, CHAINS DC
~ the new"r styles CORAL TURQUOISE.
~ MELED and CAKBUNCLE JEWEERT.
GOODS, &c. ' 'O
"A Iargs assortment lust received.
NJ. w. CALF BRO
Jewellers, 1874 Penn. avenue
ia 81 doors west of Browns Hotel
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IL ING Il BURCHEII.
IN Conc Of iSfs 81. and Vermont nv,
TEA DEALERS AND GROUERS
Have lately received l6S chests Of standard B ark
TEA u.s. and recommended 10y physicians a.
TO- IuVcIIds.
Weare Yet selling this kind Of Tea NJ fifty
cents per pound. Those W ho have been pa,ing rs
cents for Tea would do well To t.y theSg Articles
We have also IN store ENGLISH BREAKFAST
III Genuine, ORANGE, PECCU, POW
,GunPowder. Young Hyson and Imperial GREEN
IEAS, ln great variety, price from 50 cents To 81
per pound. de 10 II
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TBKFINEsT CLOTHING EsTABL1sHMENT1N WASH
1NGToN CIT j. Nj McCam,y Il Co. are now re-
oevlng their fa of Clothing made to order for
their retail trade. Furnishing Goods of every kind.
trunks, ya!lses and Carpet Bags. 3se and 800 Pa,
avenue, National Hotel building. Oc IO-Sm
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE COR
NER OF POTOMAC AND PROSPECT STREETS,
MEoG EIoWN, AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY Az
IER NUN. 18th Jan1eSy, at four O'Clock, we viii
sell, In front OF the premises. the Lot at the South
west intersection of Potomac and Prospect streets
fronting 70 feet on the former and 50 feet on the lat
carpenter shop.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months bearing interest, ard
secured by a deed of trust on the premises
de q BARNARD6 BUCKLEY Aucts
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS. The Flour Inspector MIR
James Lvons) reports 70 the Mayor l6s barrels az
the SUN total of the inspections during the quarter
ending December 81. 1859 This is larger
amount than was ever Def re inspected by a
crease is owing to the shipping of flour from the
western wharves, previously shipped fir m George
town.
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AUCTION SALES.

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN
A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE IN GEORGE.
FRIDAY AFTEKNOUN st6 inst at 4 o'clooE
m, we will sell ia front of the premises, the brst
H9 e ESQ., SF HS,s eGeny
ehsa win ell the modern improvements, gas, hot
d a roId water, range and bath rooms.
Terms mad3 known at sac
jas BARNARDa RIrCKEy Auct'r,
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By J. e. INQUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE Eur

R0SEWO0D CASE PIANO FORTE. FUR
H NITuRE, HousEHoLD EFFECTS AT PURIIC AUc-
TON On FRIDAY MORNING, January 9Th, at
10 O'Clock, At the residence of Mrs. Myra Clari e
portion OF the Furniture md Effects comprising
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by Nunns a. Fischer,
suite OF w anut nau.ask covered Pas lor Furniture
rOmPiEng two Sofas, two Arm and four Par
Two Walnut Ma rble, top Centre Tables,
Handsome 70 <ewood Etc ere, Whatnot,
SUITE of four Crimson Damask Lace Curtains and
Cornce,
Fine On Paintings, Vases and Mantel Ornaments.
brussels. Venltlan and Ing. ain Carpets,
Rosewood Hat Tree, Hall Oioloth,
Walnut Extension Dining . able,
Cane seat Chairs, Table Cutlery,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware.
Mahogany and walnut Bsdsteads, Bureaus,
Painted Cottage Sets, Washstands,
Mattresses, holsters and Pillows.
Iolet sets, Blankets, Comforts, Lounges,
COOKING stove, fefrlgerator Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: Is and under, cash over that sum, a
credit of 81 and On days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest.
P.S.-The House is for rent; inquire Of the Auc-
tiOneer.
ja2-d &c MCGUIRE & co, Aucts.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
DUBL1C SALE OF CORN, HORSES, COWS.
l. OXEN, WAGONS. CARTS. FARMING UTENSILS.
At ATCTLoN:-At Blue Plains, OPPOSITE Aisrdadrid.
On THURSDAY, the 5th dsr Of January. stall
sell, at Blue aims, the residence of ]. w. Perkins,
at II o'clock. NJ
loo bhls. Corn. Yoke Oxen.
6Cows and HeIfers, work Horses
Market Wagons, ! ak Cat,
Wheat Fan, Corn Shelter, Plo-s,
Harrows, and other Farming Utensils.
Terms OF sale: For Corn cash; for all the other
articles under S2l cash; over So a credit Of two
and four months for notes satisfantorIly endorse
de so-d 4. GREEN. Auct.
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WAIcn RETURNS .-Lcuisl TAYLOR, alias Sarah
Johnston, cold, fighting. workhouse 0O DAYS:
Chas. Bremen. drunk anc disorderly fine and
costs, 81 10; Benjamin Jackson, fighting, dis
missed; John johnson, do. fine and costs 80 Is:
Shiplry, do; do. SIS Is; Frank Newton, drunk
and disorderly, do, Si.I5. Seven dodgers were
accommodated
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COMMENCE the New Year with diary It is use
iuI ior gsering events past present, and future
"a valuable pocket companion, with almanac,
calendar, valuable tables and blank leaves for
keeping diary for every day in the year. Shil.
llngton. bookseller, Odeon Builds ng corner 4 Z
street and Pennsylvania avenue has fty di fferent
kinds, in various styles Of binding.
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BY ]. {. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctionears.
STOCkS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
- AFTERNOoN, January 4th, at I O'Clock, at
the Auction Rooms, re shall sell, in sums suit
S5,Sn Corporation Of Washington quarterly 8 per
cent. Stock,
s. .G1 Bank ofthe Metropolis Sock
Terms cash IN current funds
de % q J. q. McliI,I LIZ e & CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

"IlIRING DAYS; IN ALEXANDRIA The Gazette
says esterday was hiring day at Cats Tavern,
West End. The number Of servants for hire was
about four hundred and fifty. being less than h we
been offered usually on New Years day Rat. q
were much lower than last year-Inen hired from
S9O 10 SllO per annum; women, $40 to $50; and
children 2:I5 to S75
Az ralrfax Courthouse, on Thursday. the rates
of hiring were much lower than last wear ruino
about the same as those at Cats yesterday.
AT Cats Tavern Yesterday. 100 acres Of land
situated on the Back Lick road. in Fairfax conn
", ana four miles from Alexandria, being a DOR
ton of the real estate of the late Mrs 1ucretia
Violet was sold at auction. aud pure hased at 80
per acre, by Mr. George Javins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

CESrRE MARKET The market opened thi:
morning with an average supply The dealers in
game continue to add to tue variety of their offer
ings to the public and this morning several Iaroe
deer were displayed in the market for sale, as
well as wild turkeys, phcasants, grouse. ducks
geese, and an abundance Of smaller game The
prices nave not materially changed since the ono
taton in the Star last week. Business was moi a,
brisk as we have seen it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

CONDITION OF FRANKLIN NAFF -Naf who was
shot on the night of December 3Is., in Baltimcrr.
and whose condition was deemed very critical on
Sunday. rallied considerably yesterday, reviving
hopes CT his ultimate recovery. The great nervous
and physical powers Of n off favor such a result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-03

CRIMINAL COURr.-To-dly, Edward johnson
was arragned and placed on trial on a charge nf
stealing six pairs Of boots and one pair of shoes
valued altogether at S2S-from Matthias Nalty, in
December last The case was pending when our
report closed