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CeoRes [ saoenaKrR will sell lot Of ar
ticIss at his residence in Bnckhorn, OF. Sat
urday next This is an adjourned sale -
Two yonns horses viii! be offered also
fresh mich COW together with lot OF
household goods and farming utensils.
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between Col. & sehuyIsiII cOunlies $500

between Col. Il SchuyIxIl counties Io,Vu
S669, ,27
STATE ROAD AND co. LINE.
Paid Jas. Masters running Stale road
through Pine township, 5l,o0
Paid George Mack eft. al. running co.
line between Columbia & LuEerne, 5000
SSI 30
TIP-STAFFS.
Amount paid al The several courts, $34,0
TAXES REFUNDED.
Amt of road and poor taxes returned
TO townships, $i3s 65
Amount 10 John Bond. 33
Sl38 98
Whole ami oforders issued 1861, s9095.6O
Deduct amt of taxes refunded, 1873 ,9S
Expenditures for lbe year 1861, 1886 90
We. the undersigned Auditors oi the &C
Of Columbia being duly electedto adjust and
settle the accounts ol ihe Treasurer and
Commissioners. have carefully examined
The accounts and vouchers OF the same .from
the FIRST day OF January A ID 1861 TO the
first day OF January, A. D., 1862 do certify
that we find them correct set forth IN
The foregoing statement, and that we find
a balance due Columbia county OF -FOUR
HUNDRED s. TWEFTY ONE DOLLARS
AND THREE CENTS, from John A. Fuus-
ton, Treasurer OF said county.
Given under our hands this seventh day OF
January, A. d, 1862.
GEORGE NJ, HOWELL, J cono,v
JOS. b. KNITTLE, andi,d,s
JOHN F. FOWLER,
AheS--DANlEi. LEE, Clerk.
We, the undersigned Com missioners OF
Colnm bia county, do certify that the fore
going is correct statement OF The accounts
/ of oil foP tho 1851
In testimony whereof we have hereuuto
sci our hands This seventh day of January
| A. D. 1862
JOSEPH r. PATTON ! Comm's
WILLIAM LAM0N, OF
CHARLES II. HESS, J Col Co.
/ Attest-R. C. FRUIT Clerk.
Approved by me Cour', FEB. 4th 1862
STEPHEN BALDY, ! Associate
JOHN McREYNOLDS. ! Judges.
Commissioners Office,
Bloomsbure, Feb. 3, 1862.
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Coed Books
Book Binding

or every description executed in the best
sjyle. Persons having books in quantity
;ha, need binding, can have them bourd
al the present time al very low rates. None
bu, experienced workmen are employed
in nv establishment VIM e PERRY,
Book Binder and S1tioner,
6. s. Teor four- & Race SIS, Phla57
Decewhsr lS. 1861 -im.
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THE couar advertisements for May Term.
appear in to-day's srAR.
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THosE desirous of taking out license had
better attend to the matter soon.
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SPECIaL NOTICE.

TO CON 5 Z Nj PIT YES
The Advertiser, having been restored II
health In a very few weeks by very SIM
ple remedy after having suffered several
wears with a severe lupg affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption Is anxious 10
make known 10 his ielow-sufferers the
means OF cure.
To all who desire il, he win send a copy
Of The prescription used, (free Of charge.)
with the directions for preparing and using
The same, which they viii find sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchiis, &c.
The only object of The advertiser IN send
ing the Prescription Is TO benefit the atfi.c-
led. and spread information which he con-
ceives 10 he Invaluable, >, and he hopes every
sufferer will l:y hiss remedy, a. II w'ii cost
hem uoihIa2, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tie prescription VIII
please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO., ~ Y.
October 30, Is6I,-s'n.
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STATEMENT

OF THE FINANCES OF THE COUNTY
OF COLUM BIA Pa, FROM THE FIRST
DAY of JANUARY, 1861, TO THE FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY, 1862.
VNHE Auditors elected to settle and adjust
the public accounts OF Columbia county
have exa mined the same from the LIST day
of January, 1861, 10 the Isl day of January
1862, and respectfully lay before the Hon
orable the Judges OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, The following statement and report,
apreeably TO the 22d Section OF the "Act OF
the General Assembly oil this Common
wealth, passed the 4lh day OF April, A. D.,
lS34n
JOHN IA. FUNSTON, Treasurer of Columbia /
county. in account with said county:
DR.
Jan. 1861, To toxes outstanding, S7l43 81 |
do do cash in Treasurer's hands 2055, ,4S |
Ian. 7th, To cash oil J. J. Karns, land
redeemed 3,E
Feb. 5th, To cash OF S F. Headiey,
land redeemed, 1918
Feb 6. To cash of w Cole, old iron, l:lS |
Feb. 9, To cash:of ]. Galbraitli, land
redeem 22,l7
June. AM, Of Co. tax ASST for 1861, 87s9,aS
do do State tax ass'd for 1861, 84oi,6
do Amt cash rec'd from military
ass,d 1851, 7Ios
Oct To ten day assessment, 5,4s
Nov. 12, To cash of A. LlIey, ]. P,
on sale of an estray, 2,l2
NV 10 To cash received for use oil
| Court Room, 500
! Dec. l8, Interest on Note OF Ney-
| hard, admir- of B. Hayman. decd, 1913
| Dec. To Note of B. Hayman's admir-, 26 "a
To interest OF The same, 4is
$4,000 ,O6
N far 1851 and nrp.
Bv exoneralions allowed collectors o6s 25
! By commissions, 90 90 ooo'oI
| By orders redeemed, sl54.V
Ry Treasurer's com. on s9ooo,o0 800 90
By balance on the abatement as per
Auditor Cents Report daled Mar.
2sth, 1861, 26,03
! Bv amt of State tax paid Safe Treas
urer July 24th, 1861, $3.50, IS
Bv cash in hands of Treas due co, 42i.03
S2660I ,O6
EXPENDITURES.
Assessors nay, spring assessment, S340, 80
do do lrieniel assessment, 429, ,03
/ 1859 80
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Amt paid Comfy Aqr Society, $4,000
AUDITORS AND CLERK.
Amt paid AUDITORS Id Clerk, 40 .
AM, paid w. Writ for auditing Pro
thonotary's and Registers ac'ts, II %
$500
BRIDGE ANT ROAD VIEWS
AMI paid suudsy persons, Sli0, ho
BLANK BOOKS.
Amt paid snndry persons blk hooks, So 81
BOARD OF RELIEF
Amt paid Ro~anna Shstss, SO 90
do Elizabeth Snelhers, 10 %
do MIR. Ka,e MahoneY 10 0C
do Margaret McGiTr %
do Mary ]. Thornton. SOC
do Mrs Psusrson, BOO
do Mrs. Diehl, 0t
do Mrs. Taylor, OF
do Mrs. Fowler, aOt
do Mrs Mary Jane Manning, 5,ot
do Mrs. Eek, 5.0I
do Rosainda Warner, 5,Ot
do Sarah Smons, 5Ot
Paid S Badly {, j. Evans, OF Relief Got
S96 q,
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AYE r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are You sick, feeble, and
complainingG Are you out OF
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some ut OF
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted by q
timely use of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors- purify the blood, and
let the fiuids move on unob.
structed in health again,
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous &C
tivity, purify the system from
fha ohsfrucfions which make
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COMMONWEALTH COSTS.
amount paid sundrr persons, 1896, ,23 !
CONSTARLES' RETURNS.
Amount paid Al the several courts $50, 80 4
COURT CRIER.
Amt nd court crier during the year $4,000 1
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
P'd Ann Long, cleaning court house Sl7;oo |
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
bniIdioos dnring lhe year, SI13,09
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Paid Jurors al the several courts, SS53,26
PRINTING.
VIM. n. Jacoby, Si5O-o9
isv;J Tats 1876
A B. Tate, ~ w
ralemon John, 99,2O
S30I, a
PENITENTTARY.
Paid Eastern Sac PsniteaUary, Sl56,92
PROfHoNoTARY
Paid Jacob Eyerly Sl64,3s
POSTAGE.
Amour, paid Palemon lohn, 81 IL
ROAD DAMAGES.
paid william ole. Beacon. $500
DO Jane SHEEP Madison, $500
do Mrs M Barton. Bloom, 10000
do James Sanke, Scott 5000
10 John Mslh.S, do 20 90
do Peter Mshck, do 40 90
do jacob Sie1er's heifE, Ms0tson 10 90
do Wesley Bowman, Ofaege, 10 90
do Jacob Ash, Beulon. 20 90
do Aaron Kester, IT., Mt Pleasant, 10 90
do john Suiifh, Benton, 90
do Dennis psr,ei, Bloom, 10 90
do Gross & KuAn, do 29,oo
do Stephen Kuhn DO 2o.0O
do John Watts, Greenwood, 10 90
do Mrs S. A. Petnkin, Bloom, 30, 90
s7I2,O 90
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
Amt paid John Ent on contract, $500 90
do David Savage, 2IS,o6
S6i8 &c
BRIDGE REPAIRS
| Am, maid sundrv persons Tor repairs, S279 %
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERK
cso,oe Miller. $40, so
Joseph K. Patton, lo4'Uo
/ William I.amon. I79 80
| Charles Fl Hess, i5,9O
Robert c. Fruit, Clerk, 4o0,o-
1926, SO
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY.
Amt paid John 6 Freeze, ATTY. $4,000
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
! Amt paid L. H Lirle Dis Au,y, S9f Oo
ELEC IOLN EAt ItNtofSD.
Spring election swearing officers etc 4Os,oa
Special election, 30 ~
General election, 100 =
SII54.2l
FOX AND WILD CAT sCALP>
| Amount paid suudrY persons. SiOos
FUEL.
Am cunt paie for coal and wood, S4S 81
INCIDENTAL.
| A nod sppbrt, S3I U
INSURANCE.
Amt paid Lycoming Insurance GO. so q
INQUESTS.
Amt paid snndry persons fo- holding
iuquesis during he year, S55, ~
REGISTER & RECORDER
Paid D. Lee, recording Treas bond, $500
do do fer copying alphabet TO
Mortgage Book. oO n
SHERIFF'S BILL.
Amt aid John Snyder for conveying
Clark Price et al. 10 Peplientlary 1921 o.
P'dJ. SNYDER board SIC for prisoners 345,s
Paid Josiah H. Frrman for boarding
prisoners &c. zo.9
1858, I
SURVEYOR.
Paid solomon Neyhard for Surveying,
and making map for county, S594,2
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HbHO sesaPH} rs Ait ii.> 5-.u.c.,-~
execute " e .-s - a Known ~ lhs
arr al c & CRANE S GiLLERI. 532
Arch Street East II S:Xth, philadelphia
- I.iie size IN OIL a',i Pa>tl.
~ Sieren-cop'c Portraits,
~ Amhrot' pes, Dagnerreoty9es. &r.
For Cases, Medallions, Pms, Rings, sc
HoyI4
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RODEAS s. STATIONERY Y
William G. Perry,

Bookseller, Blank Book Naming, arer and
Dealer in Imported and Amer lean Station
cry, and Photograph Albums, ). W cor
Fonrth and Race Phlada.
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ORANGEYILLE ACADEMY,
NJ o r M AL S c n O 0 /
AND
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE

O,angeuiie, Columbia County, Pennsylvania
VFNHE Third Term ni the present Acad lem
ic year OF the Orangeville Male and
Female Academy, will commence or Tues
day, February 4th. 1852;
Prof. III. ID. WALKER, A. M, Principal.
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Duriue t- ptsi ,-ar asye introduced
TO bs ao'ic- Of he medicaI profession OF
his co1a,ry ae Pure C,ysfghze3 Chloride Of
Propg{imins a
REMEDY For RHEUMATISM
Add having received from many sources,
bo,h rom phS Ssicisns Of 'hs highest s'aad
og and from patients the most
Fiatteriug resr3moniais of - !seai Vaiue
IN the treatment ct lhis pajntni and obsl-
nae disease, We are inducea 10 present j,
20 the pubic in a form READY FOR M
MEDIATE USE, winch we hope will com +
mend itself to 'h1se who are suffering with
this affiicrn9 complaint, and 10 the medi
cal pracridoner who may feel disposed to
tes, The powers Of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the form
above spoken OF, has recently been eXtpu-
siyely experimental with in the
Pennsylvania Hospital,
and with MARKED SUCCESS tas will ap-
pear from the published accounts il the
medical jonnals)
~ 1t IS carefully put up ready for i'm
mediate use, with fun directions, and can
be obiained from all he druggists al rs
cents per bottle and at ,ohoesale of
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druggists aud Manufacturing Chemists.
PmLADELpHlA, PENNA.
I Philielrfe Irs,e % 1851 II
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ERnY YVssl. q. Pcrry's

Steel Pers, the best and cheapeS' in the
market VIM G. Perry. $ alianer,
s w corner Fourth g. Race SIS
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R,ank 3 oks Of she Best Crafty.

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Account Book Manufacturer S. W. coz 4th
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Family bibles.

A large assortment sell,n. a very low
prices for cash. Vim. G.. PerY,
s. w cor Fourth & Race Slreels.
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From Dr. Il. W. t~FtoF'Sf"f ]fc" S'-eN''s'
Your Pills are the prince of purges Their excells
nualities surpass any cathartic possess. They
mild but very certain and eectual in their action on
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bilious Disorders-Liver Complaint

From Or. Theodore Bel, Qf Nsio IoTt Cfy.
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Washington d. u, dth feDs 1000.
SIN: have used your Pills in my general hosp tai
nratc ever since YOU made them, cannot hesitat to
sav ttev are the best cathartc employ. Their u
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DIED.,

On tn. m orning of the s6,h instant at ga clock
OTTO FREI HOLD, aged years and ! months, of
d. ptheria.
the residence of A>ts parents.
Suddenly on tina 18th instant, STEPHEN A
His friends and ttosN of the family are res pect-
fully invited to atteEd his funeral from his late
residence on eth street cas-. nesr Penn sSenue %
On the 18th in slant, of scar, ct fever, ANNA yEN-
KIN, youngest child of Chan. !" ana Gertrude
Petit, aged years and l3 days.
Saturday afternoon, at o. o'cfocs.
On the 25th instant, of scarIgt iever, JAMES
BRADLEY, son of George and Mars.'ret Nokes,
aged years and months
The friends and acqrai snccs of the 10, MY are
respectfully il vited to attend his funeral tho
resc nf his father, $50 street ST bet> cen
q and |. Navy Yard on Sunday, the 18th instaLt,
at hail past2 O'Clock p m.
tPhiladelphia papers please copy.I
On the 18th instant. WILLIAM RANDOLPH
DOBBINS, the eldest son Of VIM u. ami Mary K.
Dnbbins, aged years, months and rs days
The friends Of the family sctfully invited
to attend bis funeral at their residence, clock
to morrow afternoon, 9th inst.
On the 18th inst. OF typhoit pneumonia LAW
RENCR SHIELDS in the Stth year of his age .s
His frisr d. and those of ths family are respect
fully invited Ia attend his funeral ut halt past
o'clock, from his late residence, No. 3 3 Eleventh
str, et, between and l..
On the s3d instant, GEORGE ". BAMBERGER
in the 23t year of his age.
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MARRIED,

On the ed instant, at the brides residence War
feldsturs :S,arrol county, Md By Rev. p. l.. Will
city, d. c., to Mrs. ANN l., WARD.
lbalto. papers please copy
nu III. atth instant. by the Rev. Father McSally,
ALBERT la Rue. of Phi adeiphia, to Mss u AZ
GLE i. PETIT BONE, only dau ghter Of VIM Pet.
Gbone. of Washingto D. c.
cincinnati and Phia papers please copy -
BY Rev. Father MCGUIRE, on the 29d instant
HENkf NEuMEYER to Miss LoUISI PAYNE.
both of this city.
On the Esd inst. by the Rev. Dr. Einck le JOHN
'RENIIER of Dalton County Ps to MARC A
RET ,, 1NDERAAU Err, of this city.
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Dy .. Y. hcGt IKE %, Auctsneers.
CHoICE BUILDING LOT IN PRfNrIEG o.
TERNOoN, the 5th or January, at half- past Ten
O'Clock, We shall sell al auction % the most %
ing Is feet AZ inches LIST street west, m nniss
back lS feet inches TO 20 feet alley, beng TIE
Isl streets west and situated nrsry in front OF tSe
residence Of the late Sena1or Dous1as 6inoe The
this section Of Hsshinston he's rspi12y fn,erovel.
and no more desirable eI,nssueisy l6f improvs-
foot alley, runs through the s9uare 6op e.~s -
west, m the rear ofthe lots frenting II 81
nn :. secured y dsss sfafs;s @ sSs p.sn..
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MARRIBp.-On Wednesday evening an In.
terrsting wedding ceremony came OF at As
sembly's Church by the Rev. ]. O. Smith joia-
ing the hands OF DIR. Charles p. Hunt Ia
near relative Of our well-known and popu.
lar DIR. r.. F. Hunt,) and Miss Minnie J.,
daughter OF the late James 5. Turpin. After
the ceremony was over there was q more than
usually hearty tender Of congratulations 70 the
happy pair, who have large circle of very
warm frit nds
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By MARSHALL d PAGE, Auetion..r,

By MARSHALL a. PAGE, Auctioneer.
T. u q A y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
noESss tAnkiASss, &c. At AUCTION, az a
DAY MORN ING, December sth, al 10 o;eloes Ie
wIll sell 81 the dwelling house No 4s2 ii street.
between 9Th aud 7th, four doors from the corneS -
Ith street, beins the house recently oseu pied ~
Splend id seven octave Piano Porte.
Two elegant Rosewood and Brocstelle pa-tsr
French, Plush and Satin Dsuask Chairs ara s..
Roy FL Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Marble top Rosewood Centre aud Card Table,
Mar hie-top Burssus and washstsudE
Large Mshosany aud Rosewood Be5st@sds tn
Hsndsome wsrslrobes sChsirs. &c
Feather B. ds, Bedding. Msttresses re
GSmss K. satin and Isee Windov our.,in.
Looking Glasses anu Mantel Ornaments
Very handsome Cut g sss Gas Chronicles
Perlcr and Bedroom Stove,
Pss;sse Pm rDEnitsre, oiioOih, Stair Carpet, s~s-.
Hsnes.me Silver and Plated Ware, viz
Tes Sets, Csstors, Cake Baskets, Knives, FotHs
Dining Room Marble top side board and Sofa,
Wslsui Extension Table. Oak Cane Chairs Sc
Large Assortment of Creckery. 6pe Erench China
=, and Cnt Slsss, Ivory Knives and Forks
Full s sssortrnent Of kite ana N MsTss
Gas Fixtures, &C., with q handsome ssrsosee
ofFurRiture not enumerated.
Ar OkE O'CLOCK
Eorses: Carriages Harness. &c.
One Pair Of very stylish Bsy Horses, .
One Bay Horse, years old. fine riding and drivi.S
One handsome Watson BAroucAe,
Two hsndsome Buggy wago.s,
sinstSsnf Double 1Hsrness, Robes. Blanket. 40
Cover Stable rixtures, &c.
deo dts dntelJ MARsHALL& PAGE, Aasts
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By W. l.. WALL 4 Co, Anction.er,
GOVERNMENT SALK or COX nEMNun q ~

By W. l.. WALL 4 CO, Aaction.ers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED suH
" sIsIkAcE tToRKs AT AUCrius.-On TUESDAY
MORNING, yrh Dccember, las., a. 10 o clock. We
condemned Subsistence Stores. c,us.stioT az.
81 Rar<els Pork
Pa bbls. Salt beef
sos lbs Bacon
20 lbs. flour,
49, lie. Green Coffee
Ss lbs. Split Peas
7sf lbs. Rice
lbl. Beef Tongues
.. bushels Onions
- gallons Aolas.es
66o lbs. Hard Bread
Terms cash. in Goveramen. funds
BY order Of Lieut.. JOHN CCssACK, A. q
de "a WI. WALL II Co, Aucss
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CHRISTMAS AT TIKI HosPIT ALs.-We sur
render n very large portion Of our space to day
to the reports OF the proceedings at the different
hospitals yesterday. On o.morrow we shall
endeavor to complete the list OF notices Of these
interesting affairs ....... ..
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ACCIDENT on rHK CRY RAILwAY.-On
"Wednesday night, n Mr.. Garrett, residing on
Seventh street east, attempted to get Off OF one
of the passenger cars while in motion near Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, and falling, one or
his feet was caught under the wheel and badly
crushed. Officers Beall and Williams at once
took him to his residence, and DIR. Hodges i'm
mediately dressed the wounds
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Byy. o.4MsGuIan 4 CO., Aucsi....r..

by .. V.sN6UIHh 4 Gu, Auct0a1ers.
VRUsrAKs' eALH OF VALUABLE NURsKIY.
Il WITH HAEpson. mkEsLa oy!Ics AND BKcv
18th. st4 selcch, on the prea,ise., By virtue q
one OF the land records for washiaSton oc,es. Il
O., We shall sell Lots numbered s., II, n ia IA, Z
Square numbered six hundrsd and sixty. ~
Is6el nontiss respectively On north Capitol ssyss
high state Of With fne srapery che -
frpit trees and desirable shrubbery. The baildias
fronting on north Capitol street, and an excrl,s3
brick stable With elate roof on Lots - and So 60
ferns: One third cash: the residse In six.
twelve and eighteen me1ths. with iutsrssS e.
the terms Of sale shouM NOS be mpaisd IN
IN I've days after the SALE the trustee reserves g.
ing star, al the risk and expense Of the dstsafaa
An eos1eysns,ns 81 q. se.s q the purchase.
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EGASTOS BAURISa, by birth q Russian q"
nigh standing, who has travelled many -.srs -
the eau casus, and visited on rse snor. ~ I'm
! r.acs *" ivy ''' = vi npntian kings has also
= teied with Go,tschalk in South Amer, "a
and the West Indies--is one Of. the first ma
Sicians of the age, magnetism and performer
In o-magnetsm-and comes directly from
Paris to give here series Of perform ances
He proposes TO make his debut in America in
this city, shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

MARsHALS sALx.-In virtue Of q writ Of asqe
from the Clerks Once OF the Circuit Court Of T.
District Of Cciqmbia, for the county Of Wsssia6-
for cash in front Of the court house deer Of 80
sssn!, on TuEbAf q, tss ON day q JssIg ns.s.
little, claim and intefest IN and % seSsre No. =,
together With eli and singular the tmpreveasa6
said square In the city Of wsshing ton, D O., ssss1
and levied upon Is the Poverty o. " Bufhcs,
airy term 1855. in favor Of X. G. oarrinStoa $3.50
Hcwlet sarnishse of 4. "; nl&hss;
de IS dtA q q Marshal ID o.
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Al conveyaneinf ~ the cost OF the purchAsss.
uENkY MAYOR, tr
s.u-o. !. JOHN g. I HaEKss ss g Ir ss

INl 6eri faoias issued from The Clerk o@os q -
Circuit court OF the District Of CoianbIs fer -
expose TO public sale for cash an fcnt Of The ssao
house deor OF said county, ca TUESDAY, ~ 50
and Is In Square No. IS, In the city Of wsshinS1n0.
O., tneether with al and singulaf the IN preV.-
erty Of John G. henDele, and viii be soN 70 81
isfy yudicias No 81 Go May term, 1881 in favor a
in favor Of George j. Johnseo a Ce.. sd Nn. r..
Brooks. . WARD III LkM0W
de ls-dts s.s U a. Marrhal ID d II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

VIZ WOULD advise our lady r-ad.rs to call at
stanpi done de a;-,t
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RALM0hAL sKIRTS-A large as.ortnkert, q
~ modrrsts price,, pSRRY a. BAO
de t@ Pa aveaus ana Ninth soreex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-26

WAREHOUSE NEAR THE DEP0TFOR RENT
w and immediate possession siven-It is sit
uated east of ana sd to min Trinity Church front
ing on q street and Indiana arepus about Is feet
with depth of 81 feet. Large yard and shed at
tached. Apply 20 B0TELER & WILSON, Iron
Hall. de ll-eo6t
NY GENTLEMAN OF REGULAR HABITS.
~ wishing for well. Furnished BED ROOM in
a private family, within two blocks Of XllArds'
SO de rs
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WatiE Asp oob9SkEp I'm sSxLs. via sat
90 Il, SH.s' ss'1 ss q s,..I s 70.
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I>OR SALE-A new and desira bic Brick Dwelling
Il HOUSE and Brick Stable, situs ted near Id G
Steam Boat Wharves, in the seventh Ward Pos
session given Immediately. Terms easy. Applcs-
tion may be made of II. A. STEMS, on the p.emi-
ses, or CHAS- WILSON, near the Bank ofWssh-
inston. a- de lS-eoSts