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It Is possible tnht the stOCk may De sellng TOO
high; but the bonds would seem from this state
ment to be lower than the earnings would war
rant They would seem to be quite a. good as
the issues of the Erie.
The Illinois Central earnings for the Grst week
In October show an increase OF $25, 900.
Some little curiosity has been excited by an an.
nouncement that Msssrs. Marshall o. Roberts.
Moses Taylor and John j. Phelps are going out TO
Nicaragua in the steamship America on the 25th
inst. What Is in the wind
The conversions at the Sub.Treasury would
have been very heavy to-day but for erroneous IN.
pressions created by unfounded reports to the
effect that Mr.. Chase IL about to negotiate loan.
The Sub Treasurer knows nothing Of any such pro.
ject, and deems 1t unlikely that the Secretary
would defeat his own plan for conversions by
selling his bonds below par. At the Sub. Treasury
to-day gill 900 were received for conversion and
$751; 900 In gold on deposit at per cent. The
business Of the office was as follows:--
Iexr rttcipts.. f6I2340 ~
-for customs lsV,I5v ~
Poyments.. s.............,............. -. !.svco ~
Balance. esss,oss W
The steamer North Star, from Aspnwall, brings
ss07, ,62e in California gold
The Central Railroad Company Of New jersey
have declared quarterly divdepr Of two aud
half per cent, clear Of VIC goYe. oment tax payable
on the 18th ipstspt.
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hc quotations ct half-past three:-

At the third board (Henriques presiding) the
market was very strong. There were sales Of
Erie at 5sA. preferred at s4H. Harlem at 2414
Harlem preferred 52A, Reading 761l. Michigan
Central S7A, Southern old 43s4, guaranteed 81.
Illinois Central 20, Galena s61I. Toledo 7lH. The
rush to buy seemed "a general a. before the late
decline.
The securities of the newly reorganized Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
are rapidly assuming a leading place among the
active securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange.
The stock. which was comparatively unknown q
short while since, is selling above 60; the bonds
are lower than other corresponding railway bonds,
but seem to be steadily rising in public estimation
The road is one of the three great trunk lines be-
tween the West and the seaboard--the fourth, the
Baltimore and Ohio, being temporarily out
OF the field. The Fort Wayne road, like
the New York Central. does not run
to the ocean. but connects at Pittsburg
with the Pennsylvania line to Philadelphia In
this respect it labors under disadvantage a
compared with the Erie. But. on the other hand
it runs from Chicago, instead Of Dunkirk or Bu6a-
10, and thus taps the stream OF Western traffic
much nearer the fountain head than its rivals. 1t
was predicted, when the consolidation of the old
Ohio and Pennsylvania and Fort Wayne and Chi
cago was effected, in 1856, that the continuous
line from Chicago to Pittsburg ould do larger
business, in proportion to ts capi tai, than either
the Erie, the Central or the Baltimore and Ohio
Thus far the traffic has fulfilled the anticipations
Of the friends Of the enterprise. The earnings of
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Company for the seven months ending July 81 i,
1862 were aa folloWa.--
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

= MONDz7 OCt. r. M.
ASHES arm and sales limited, al 81 rs for pots
aud at 81 37h Cor pearls.
BREADsrUFEs-Flour again 6rmer and higher, with
good demand chiefly from The Eastern and local trade
The market closed an advance Of 1ec Csc per bar
rel caused in great part by the movements in currency
and sterling exchange. Tho sales footed up about
1000 bbls closing within the range OF tho following
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, siso0oo WORTH ot
w SECOND ilanq Clothing Of all descriptonsi =. e,
prices si lie paid han by other deaict STERN ~
seventh avenue rorner Of rweu,yfonrth street ~ siy 70
attendance
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elslD WARD, ON DECK.
~ Al meeting OF the Twenty ward Democrats
Jeersonan Association. held at Reys
ana Ninth avenue October Is pursuant 10 the of the
General Committee the following persons elected
Mathew 0eozei James B. Brady, SIebcrt Ungemach, Ps
ter Mccullough, A. II. Rcavy Hugh Roorke
CONGRESSIONAL.
Nicholas Scagris Robert Donnel Terence Riley william
Seebach Daniel Wnter, Thomas Ryan.
Samue. Perry. Joseph Craig John r. Seigman ThomAs
Connor cnry Fagg Cornelius Farley Valentine Rupert
John Crons. James ~ Byrne, Philip Hanavan. Thomas
Hawkings, Francis Rnddy. James Blunt, james Cory.
THOMAS C0NNOR, Chairman.
MATHEW GEorxEL Secretary.
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rxPREssEs.

BuRxnt as ruRNrTuREE vrREss AMI PACK
~ ins es, u-lment ~ West EcNenlo .teoe be,. go
Fgh And gtxth avenues ouSehJd Furniture boxed ana
sayped m All pAr,s ol Coversl wagons Tor
saavias f2galiRgs n Apa fyW W. opvnxE Ivpitp0 oe
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NNiiE ELEVENTH WARD TAMMANY HALL WARD
4 Committee will at the house OF Jacob Schneider
2A9 Second street. Wednesday evening October 5 at
O'Clock Every member Is requested TO he present 3y
ordcrof RICHARD h. BISHOP Chairman
EDwARD B. Fox, Secretary.
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CLOTHIN q.

CLOTHIN0.
ANExrRA oRDER-ss,ooo WORTH OF CAST OFF
oG. ans ARP e ss he
s { % ); door sss ssa.
remember aud try l3r Sixth avenue.
Ss LEFT Sgg
Plate aud miscellaneous property pay hfty per cent
ss g. ons ana @ ass be sna n oE
dtessiag I, seventh avenue, between Twenyhfth ana
4 GREAT DE MDEHAsD-ssSooo OF CAST OFF cLoru;
e sbove order lie guarantees opay the highest prices To-
PIE AaRs:s 0ssaRs
streets ladies' attended, BY Mrs xaha and f~en'ar''
ladies M and are Guaranteed % obtain The ut
ae Sy os npneiasS ssRasa
T. By ia seventh N. avenue between Nine,senh and
necton with any other house.
AT NO. 1853 BowERY-H. RosENTHAI. HAVING A
"a desire to purchase asrss Quantity Of east "a Wear
or ladies' and srntlsmen can obtain the utmost
,nai Please remember and try ss Boweiy opposite Grei
~ 4
A LARGE oRDER,-saooo WORTH OF CAST OFF
Furniture Carpets and Beddins Ladies' and gen.
Or SEVENTH spns asas srs e 90
VIII he dealt with TO your saiisfston Ladies' attended By
a AT1ENrIoN-LADIEs AND GESTLExEN, If roo
cast oa Clothing Carpets and Jewey the best do
1S's o EsseeuiS There
than
ATis SEVENTH AyRNUE-LAprEs AND GENTLE.
Ma me men VII md the well known honest dealer y AR
G ess s o.n sa Ss ss
hons. II ths city Can Or address and convince yourself
" s
AT THE NEW STORE, iN THIRD AVENUE LADIES
snd ns are 70 receive the highest
Csrpets as for the New Orleans marked Try satisfy
4 Third avenue near Fourteenth Ladies' attended
oy Mrs. Mish.
A rrENTIoE, FOR ls4 SEVENTH AyEsUE.-sso,o0
wy wsoeS oi Sa FOR u WHICH se an se r.
WIZ % ss 5 o ,l.. ss S e. r % I'll Il ss
81
GREAT QUANTITY Or CAST OFF CLOTHING
lure. sms.s Jewsiry &C. Ladies ana gentlemen who Wish
dpo. Of s 'i w @ ns rav syene :, snes
post punc,vsy attended TO- ladies attended 70 by Mira D.
A POSITIVE FAcr-LAD AND GENTLEMEN. ~
a you want e ge, the il value for your cast Oh Cloth
s ca on er HXka ss THRU % sSenas
Ladies attended % By Mrs Harris
"A Twent, third street aies and gentlemen obtain TIC
ghest cash price for their cast OF Clothing furnlur
pcts Jewery, &c, hy calling addrrssing Mrs J. GOLD
STEIN, the above number Gentlemen attended ~ Mr.
Goldstein.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, sito0Vo WORTH ot
w SECOND Hand Clothing of all descriptonsi r.ttet
prices i he paid than by other dcact STERN ~
Seventh avenue of rweuy.fonrth street ., lady
attendance.
T,ESTIBMENS NEW AND LEFT orr cLorHtNs
" purchased Coz the Western market. 10 are. or smaf
lots. ~ ul yaue will be raid, witho1 hngshng nr secs
ing afug Please call At the store, addrSs Thomas
d. coatcf. IS Centre street.
BILLIARDS.
W ASTED.-ANy PERSON HAVING A y SIZE nj,
w nRrt Table, second hand, in gom order with arps
patented cushions will find cash customer hy ~
dressing L. Denu bos t2s ersn Office STATING prices must
hc low.
HxPREssEs.
Bunsntas ruRsrTuREE yrREss AMI PACK.
Fgh anl gs,h avenues iicusshd Fnrniture boxed and
saype H. pArs ol the word CovefeI wagons lQr TO-
aasias faraiiass v end fyyR AawvAtxl. tvpSsSoaseW
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BILLIARDS.

NEANIED-ANY PERSON HAVING A hIhL MI
w lart Table second hand, in good erder win : arp'
nov patented cushions on, cash customer hy
dressing L. Denu bos l2s Hers Office, stating price nsa-s
Ia
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A T iss SEVENTH AVENUE FOUR HOUSES FROM
IN Tweny third street Laies and Gentlemen obtain tie
pric, for their OF Clothing Furniture
pets Jewelry, &C. hy calling rrssing Mrs J. GOLD
STEIN at the above number Gentlemen attended by Mr.
coldstein.
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HALIFAX, Jan. 4.-The steamship Magdalene,
from Southampton on Saturday, the 2lst Of De.
cember, arrived at this port last Friday night.
The Magdalene has one thousand troops for
Canada.
The Magdalene's news is anticipated by the
Asia.
Ii was reported on the London Stock Exchange
that the legal authorities at Washington had pro-
nounced against the capture Of Messrs. Mason and
Slidell, and that they were on their way TO Eng
land.
Statements from the Paris Patrie Of the number
OF French men-of-war of New York attracted at
tention, and was regarded with much satisfaction
on the London Change
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By GREEN a. WILLIAMS, AnotIoneers.
TRUsTEB'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il EsTkTl ON rH1 NAVY YAID-On THURS
DAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1881 stt o'olock ..
m, BY virtue of deed Of trust 90 the subsorl
bearing date on the eth day Of Dscember, A: ID.
lseo, and recorded in LI6er J. A; =, No; BIC, foos
SIS etc., one Of the land records Of Washington
the premises, the follow nt property the city Of
Wexhington, win: All Of lot Of ground numbered
eighteen, tleD Ia square numbered one thousand
iot eon.sysd 70 Robert NJ Con- ss. tss 81 reference
20 the deed will sppesrD This property n ou the
oornG Of Thirteenth street east and south street.
Also. psrt Of square Numbered nine hundred and
square a. the distance Of s. feet from the soUth-
west Of tsid u.re, and fronting on Eighth
street east sixteen 6 feet; thence east forty ttl
feet thence south sxteen feet; and thence west
forty <o) feet 20 the place OF beg nnIns az
in certain deed from r ebert NJ. Combs end vile
20 Mchsel Smith, On which reference 10 made. This
last mentioned property fronts on Eighth ftre-t
east betv cen south and south streets, with the
buildings and improvements thereon
oucements 20 purohsfers. 80.
Terms One thlrd cash, the residue ln6 All, II
mouths notes secured TO the sausfeo non OF the
Trustee and bearing interest from the DAY OF sale.
deed fiven and q deed OF trust taken. All oon-
veysncing &C the cost Of the purchaser; -
II the terms Of sale are not Complied with vilbln
Ave day. from the DAY Of sale, the Trustee reserves
cost Of the oefauluns purchaser. On Svlna ope
'.d city Of wsshirft0n,A LLOYD. Trustee.
de stsv&ds : : -
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TEL EG B AP HIO.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The Old Point boat brings
no news of any importance, nor has any letter
been received by the general press from any OF
| the correspondents at Fortress Monroe
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AsHIN6ToN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
PENN. AVENUE, tsouIH STpl,) No. 9ss,
Bsftcsss eta and i0fk STE.
Every evening remarkably hne Free Copox n
cling selections from the best classic music.
and the most popular operss-repdered In betIer
style than at any othsr Americas concert saloon.
The guests-snd the public are freely invited,
Nltnoot oharge Tor entrance,-may rely upon hav
Ing every comfort tn desire In sodition 70 the
hnest music IN Washington, they will obtain, on
Ssl, ron NE sue11ye attendants, deoidedly the
pest nts for sale in the FEDERAL Metrop-
oils. HENRY ROsESTHlI
10 slim Pro,ristor
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M METROPOLITAN HOTEL, WASHINGT'N,
lt1 (LATE BROwN'sD
The undersigned begs leave to inform his friend 4
and the travelling public hat he has leased for a
term Of years the we'll known Hotel kept for many
years by Mr.. Marshall Brown, and to assure them
that they vii find him host determined 10 zee
In every particular hrst-olass House He respeot-
,.,I ANDREW R. POTTS,
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MILITARY OVERCOATs!
w MILITARY OvERCOATSu
ResdJ- m de or made to order. The most extern
$40 to SIS. ~
,,Oyeroosts, Dress and Fatigue Coats, Pants, and
vests made 70 order, on short notice, at our usual
NOAH WALKER CO.,
oekI XVIII Untel.D 36S Pa avenue.
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1862 THE 1859
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
~ 80

I
with its oonnectionsl
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT,
STONE BALLASTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two of them making
CLosx CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
UFor Through Tickets, apply at the Office of
the Northern Central Rail Road Com
pany, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Smoking Saloon Cars or all Trans.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers Will take the O. m. and o. m. trains
arriving IN Baltimore at 7.50 q. m. and IS p. m,
the Northern Central X. r., aud arrive 10 Harms
buIg a. p. M. and /. IS q M, there connecting
with the trains on the Pennsylvanis CenJsi
Railroad for all parts of the west.
FREI6HTS.
by TINS route frelghts of all descriptions Gan be
logrTarded 70 and from any point on the Railroads
Iowa, or Missouri, BY RGilrodd direcf.
The Peunsy vania Central Railrosd also onn cots
at Plttsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskins um,
kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Miss
lssiPPi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and
Chicago with steamers to ali Northwestern Lakes
HeIchants and shippers entrusting the Hansp or-
atL1n OF their Freight 70 this Company, can rely
with confidence on Its .peedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGH q to and from any
point In the West, BY the Peunsy wanna Central
Railroad, are at all times as fauoTabIe as are
ehaIgsd by Other Rat!rood Companies
CENTRAL r. R."
MAGkAW & KoONS, Freight > gents,
No. so North street, Bait more,
ENOCH LEWIS, 6en'l Supsrint't, Altoo ma, Pa.
L; HnUPI.G sn'l Ticket AE't, Pniladelphie.
ID; II HOUSTON, 6en' Freight Agent, PhIla-
0eIpnls. ia ABLY
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Er.sllig,nesr urges immediate legislation
by Congress towards the Inauguration Of direct
taxation.
The RsprbfcaH blows the bellows for Gen.
Jim Lane.
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GEsItsHSss,sS Es oS9L5SasRs bIsE =,
usual price Tor the same rooos-sn ot our own
nAesfsssars AZ THoAPs9N's.
ds4 Under Brovn's Hotel.
SADDLE HORSES FOR sALE-Aloto OF very
Ksnfaoky Sale stable, IN the rear Of Clsy't IN
Hotsl, near Pennsylvsnia svenpe and So
stresC de- Is-svs
= s.s Siia4:sin' allow '"'a:ssseo" 's''s
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LEvEE There will be public reception al
the Presidents House Tomorrow evening, from
half past eight to half past ten.
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UNION FUEL DEPOT.

COAL-COAL-COd
We, the undersigned, inform our oustomsr. And
tne ollze2s OF washington generally that We are
selllns COAL, thed and White Ash Egg and
stove slze,) delivered, at the following prloes viz
Net Ton (2.0oO lbs }
Gross Ton q $40 lbs.I for san
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Trustees 6eorsetovn Building Associs'Ion.
s6Avts BARNARD a. BUCKSY Aucts.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auclioneera
HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
IL AND LOT AT 4ucTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the
7th instant, we shs sell, AZ O'Clock p m. IN front
OF the premises, q good
TW0 STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT.
IL being lot lettered 3, Of subdivision Of original
lot No. 4, in square numbered S7a. with the i'm
erovements, which are q good Brick Dwelling
House, &c 30.
3 The above property Is situsted fronting an al
ley running from North ID. IN the center Of the
square, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Terms One half al. balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from day OF
sale; q deed given, snd q deed Of trust taken.
jai eo&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auots.
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-NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

1TTHE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will
~ be hold each day thls week in the New York
Avenue Church, Rev. DIR. Gurley's,) commencing
a. o clock m, TO be continued one hour only.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By BARNARD 4 BUcKkY, AuCtiOn.srs,

By BARNARD q BUCKEY, Auctioneers,
Gee1fetOtcs, ID. c.
TRuSTEES, SAIsE-By virtue Of deed Of
II trust from WIN. w. MoNeer, dated April 81,
1851 and ofTeoord, We will offer at auction on the
premises, al that lot OF ground IN GeorgeiovD
known "a the eesteTnmost part Of lot number one
hundreo and tventy-elght, tl28.D IN Beas addition
20 6eoTgotovn, nting ID feet Dunbarton street
and RI inning back north. Of the same width, In
story frame house.
Terms Of sale; One-third of the purchase money
20 be paid In oath and the rescue ct three eeu VA
instruments; a. TIRES, ak and nine months, with
interest, 10 be secured.
WALTER 8. COX,
BUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Build'g Assooia'n.
ia 2dNts BARNARD A. RICKEV I.ots
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Trustees SscTssscSn BSiid,! H.:Ools'n:
By BARNARD H1, 4 BTck55Y, AuOtiOnesrI.

Georgetown, ID. c.
TRUSTEE's SALE.-By virtue Of de.d OF
trust from Jesse Click, dsted May %, 1855 and
Of record. We vll cfer a. suction, the 18th day
of februsry, At O'Clock m , on the premiseG
that lot Of ground IN GEORGETOWN, bon ded ss fol-
fovs,uz Beginning 81 ne end Of tventy-sx feet
measured eeAt, on the south line % West street
from the southeast intersection Of West and North
streets, and running thence essterly, by and with
the south hRe Of West street, twenty lest thence
southsrdlyt and parallel with gard North street
elEhty-nx feet, thenoe west.ardly, and ,peTsisl
with said West street, twenty feet, and thenoe
north eighty ak feet TO the beginning, with the
improvements.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase none.
20 be paid In ossh, and the residue in three "a
lnstslments, ~ three, ak, and nine months. with
interest. to be secured.
The terms OF sale mast be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be d.
tter one eefs notice, AZ the risk and coat Of the
trst purchaser.
WALTER q coy
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JAN RICE,
The Celebrated
AM &c AN H U m ORIST
C3NVERSITIONLLIS
LOGICAL ARGUkRi
FACETIOUS JOKER!
And PHILOSOPHICAL WAC
go. Is unparalleled.
In addition TO his
LOCAL AND GENERAL HTS,
-BtIND Sized ExcELSIoR. JR.,
THs DANCING HORSE. PRANK RossroN,
And THEM" MULES!
The whole Amphitheatncal Troupe will assist
In the entertainments IN be given by
DAN RICE,
Who's engagement will commences on
MONDAY, January 6, 1861,
And continue
EVERY EVENING DURING TIE WEEK.
ADMISSION.
Children under 10 years old-----...-..-..s cents.
UeILeII - . oenIe
SoioIo9 UoIeII' - cents.
SOiOiSO DOAos'.---. 30 ccnts.
Doors open st O'Clock; performances will oom-
mence at 8 quarter befoTes
On WEDNESDAY,
DAY LII g II L DISPL LAY.
jas RICHARD p. JONES, Agent.
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IL Though The STAR !, printed on tie fastest
sleam press In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is 30 large as to require II to be put to press at
early hour: AGtsrtiss,ssHts, therefore, should be
sent In before Il o'clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
Qua FRIzSDs at ;he vsrious military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping rs posted
IN 70 movements and Affairs in their vicinities.
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GEORGE CHRISTY'S
" OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN K AND r.
Open Every Night with
GEORGE CHRlSTY'S MlNSTRELS
From Broadway. Nttc York,
ComprlEIng is Of the
PICKED Stars OF MINsrIKLsY!
The entire entertainment under the immedlsts dl
reotion OF
G. e O. r g y c RISTY,
TAs aeksovlsdsed Pioneer Of MisstreIsy!
This Evening, and every evening until further
Extravaganza entitled
NEW YEARS CALLS.
cSoi 10y -UcOTte Cnr1E6
Other characters By the COMPANY
The usual melange OF Singing, Dancanf, Bur
lessue Opera, 60, TO-, by the whole company.
ApNIssroN-Parsuet. 50 cents; Gallery. IS cents.
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SOCIETY OF THE DIS
uS TRlCT OF COLUMBIA The semi an
nual meeting o. this Society WI he held at the
Medical Department of Georgetown College, on
=. between 18th and 18th streets, on MONDAY, eth
January, 1852, at II O'cOok m
w. NICK. TUCKER
l6S-N Heo'g SeCretaIy
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Trustees Georsetovn Buiid's Assoois'n.
ia 2svts BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auots
By BARNARD sI1 4 BUcKEEY, AuoHOneers

GsCrsetotcB, ID. G.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of . deed of
u trust from Henry Dsde, dated April 8, 1887
day Of February. st s o}olook p. m, on the prem
tes, part OF lot Nc. eighty, IN Holmesds addition
ming % the northwest oorner Of said lot. nd run
ming thence south, along North street, forty feet,
forty x feet, thenos north forty feet, aud theGoe
west forty ak feet, to the beginning with the i'm
houfes.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
70 be paid in cash, and the residue in three equs
inttslment', at three six, and nine months, with
The terms OF sale must be complied with within
one week af.er sale the property may be resold
~ the rtk and cost Of the first purchaser ef one
week. notice.
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~ THE NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY
lkS meeting of the Board of Trustees for
Public SCHOOLS, Will be held in the Aidermen's
room, City Hall, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
ja4-2 VIM b. DAYTON. Sec.
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HTNOTlCE.-The New York Soldiers Relief
~ Association have meeting az Temperance
haiI between 81 and 10Th streets on T., on TUES
DAY EVENING. January 1863, CItizens from
New York urged to attend.
IRA HARRIS, Pres.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-06

TO SgTLERs, HOUsEKkEPERs, AND
OEHEkS.cTHE CHEAPEST PLACE IN
The CITY TO BUY ALI KINDS OF COUN-
TEif PRopEUTGE, WH0tESAhE AND RE-
ENUE AND TWELFTH ST its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-06

0@THE FAIR OF THE LADIES OF ST.
uS AlOyslus Church. which was So Kindly
patron zed during this week, Will, by request, be
Continued next week till THURSDAY EVE
MING, Jannary 9Th, when II will he concluded
18th the y rand Epiphany Festival. Please no'ioo
That the Grand Epiphany Festival is postponed to
THURSDAY evening. Music, entertainments and
plays free every evening at school rooms of ST..
hloyslus Church, corner If North Capitol and /
sts BENEFIT OF Fair and Festival for the par chIs
SCHOOLS. ia&-Str