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AUCTION SALES.


Try W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
H South corner Penna av and eth ST.
SALE OF TOBACCO. LIQUORS, sEGARs. sp1-
On TUESDAY MoRNiNG, 9th December. We
VII seu IN front of the Auction Rooms
~ BOXES Tobacco Sc gars and Smoking Tobacco
B Basrets WI, " aaissky, octave and quarts
spices, Glassware, &c..&c,
Lot small Stores, &c &c
Terms cash.
de- WIN. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctloneers.
LOT ON SOUTH M STREET, BET Sd AND Ak
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 9TH. at 4
o-IoeR, on the premises. shall sell to the hi
est bidder. Lot No. 80, in subdivision of Souare
3i5 fronting IS feet on south street. bet 81 and
alley. ~ " " ~ Id ioo'
Title perfect.
Terms cash.
Cost of conveyances at the EXPENSE of the pur.
dec Sd &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
RY VIM. L. WALL & co. ,Auctioneers.
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AFAMILY GRoCE.
KY STORE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, 9th inst commencips
Yard first class stock Of Groceries and LionoEy
Sugars. Teas and Coffee
Spices, Cand es. Soap. Indigo, &c
T Tahhned Fruits, Pickles, &C., &c.
Wooden Ware, Buckets, &c.
ALSO,
hne assortment of liquors
~ FIXTURES CountSrs, Bins, Cases and Scales.
dPc3 W L. WALL A. 90 Aucts
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RYW L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

sYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE wAsHING-
On 6DN wEpNGsDAY HfTERNooN, 18th instant.
ct o'clock we will sell in front Of T. the premises
on sd of q on
to street. between oath and 25h streets. near the
Hts BRICK DHsns urnshed With Aa gas snd
in good repair:
Terms: One h lf cash; balance in six and twelve
months. secured by o deed of trust on the premi
decl WI. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
n UARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
w flssT gr1ss CGTry. Nov % ,as.
Will be sold at Public Auction. to the high.
est bidder. at the times and places named below,
WILLIAMsPORT. Pa, THURSDAY. December
JOHNsTowN. Pa, THURSDAY. December Is.
TRENTON, N. j., THURSDAY, December %,
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
the cavalry Sc vice of the army.
For road Al farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had,
Horses sold snsly.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock q. IA.
A'' LIE NA'n' III oni''N JAMES A. ERiN.
Colonel First Division,
decll9t Quartermaster Generals Office.
SALEoF CONDEMNED GRAIN AND GRAIN
Chief Quartsr;master's orc; 9spg, wassiss.o..1
Will be sold at pnbiic suction, at sevsotS
Wharf. Washington, d. c.. on TUESDAY, 9Th of
500 Bushels Corn,
S65n Bushels Oats,
3OOOl Damaged Grain Sacks.
Successful bidders must remove their purchaser
on or before the 10th of Decem Der.
Terms-cssh in Government f y RircKpp
Broader Gent and Chief Qusrtermastsr,,
nov Is st Depot OF Warrington, D. @.
SALE OF ooNPEMNED ,oL0TaING, CAMP
TENT CUTTINGS, &c.
CHIEF QUAETERMAsIER's 0FrIol.
WASHINGTON, 3. c., November Is. 1854.
viii be sold at PUBLIC auction. at Government
north north, Washipston city, g. on THURsDAY,
uRds5 ss of OF GsSs ID
n Infantry and cavalry Goats, Trousers, Shirts.
Scales, Drums, Flags, Tents. Books. Mess Pans,
Camp Ca p, Kettles Spades. sb9yeIs, Ayes. Hatch
&c.
About 100 tons of Tent Cuttings.
Sale to c9mmeace at 10 o'ciock q; m
Gssh In funds
on or before December 81.
BROADER General and 6hsst S Ssrss1n....r.
GALE OF STEAM TUG AND BARGEs.
CatJ Qnartem masters omes,, Depot Of Wasltsstos,t
VIII De SOLO at Publ1c Auction, at Government
Wharf, foot Of G street, Washington city, d. c.,
On tn TUESDAY. December Is, 1854, one Steam
Tug and four Schuylkill Barges. as follows:
Steam Tug G. g. SAWTELLE,
Barge ANTHONY CLINTON,
- CITIZEN.
/" H HSfTGS G sTaFas!
Bale to commence at IL ock noon.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
nov 16-td Depot OF Washin gton.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORsFs.
Ouarte,naster Generals O8ce, lst Diyjs,o.
WaShin eton CITY, November a. 1874
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at GiesborO, D. O., ON w
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1854
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
n HORSES.
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER9. 1854,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as UNFIT for
the Cavalry service of the Army.
For road and farming pur poses, many good bar
gains may be had. "
S" - JAMES A. EKIN,
Generals once. nov Just
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IT ]. RUSsELL'S DANCING ACAD- a
II. EMY-Now open for the reception Of 81
pupils, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Mondays%
and Wednesdays. NO 22-eolms tf1
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GRAND SACRED CoNCRRT.-The choir of
St. Matthew's Church will give their grand
sacred concert tomorrow evening, at their
church, cerner of II and 18th streets, assisted
by excellent vocal and instrumental talent
The programme will consist of selections from
that sublime elegy, the Stabat Mater, as rem.
dered by five different composers OF eminence.
This will be an unsurpassed musical treat and
q large attendance is expected.
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CONCERT BY THE BLACK SwAN.-The re-
nOwned colored vocalist known as the Black
Swan miss f T. Greenfield) will give her
first grand concert on Monday evening, De-
cember 5th, at the Fifteenth-street Presbyte-
rian Church, on which occasion she will be as
sisted by four of her pupils. The concert will
be for the benefit OF the church, and we trust
will be well attended.
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DESTITUTE CHILDREN.-Thursday, the I'd
precinct police picked up two little homeless
orphan girls. One about two or three years
old, named Sarah Moran, was taken to the
Protestant Orphan Asylum. The other, ten
years old, named Mary Harro, was taken into
the family of Mr.. Douglass, Esq, Commits
sioner OF the Fourth Ward.
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FUNERAL OF MR.. DALTON-The funeral of
the respected William Dalton took place yes.
tsrday after noon, from his residence on f
street north, and was attended by large con-
course of people, among whom was Mayor
Wallach, and many of our oldest citizens,
large number OF hackmen, and Columbia
Lodge of Odd Fellows, whs attended in car
RACES. The services at the house were con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Samson, after which the
corpse was placed in the hearse-Messrs.
James Williamson, H. X. GRAY, w. J. Harris,
and We Brock. on the part of the Odd Eel
lows, and Messrs. Robt Pywell and Jas. Bag
man on the part of the hackmen. officiating
as pail bearers--and the solemn cortege pro-
eeeded TO Glenwood, where the remains were
placed in the vault, the funeral services of the
odd Fellows being conducted by Chaplain
Gray.
The Hackmens' Association, of which the
deceased was an esteemed member, at their
meeting on Thursday evening, passed resolu-
tons OF respect 10 the memory of the deceased,
and voted to furnish all the carriages requisite
for the funeral, and they afterwards pro-
ceeded in body to the residence OF the de-
ceased, and took farewell look at the corpse.
Yesterday, the ASSOCIATION made the fullest ar
Iapgements for the funeral and were present
in body A number of memb ers of the Wash
i1gton Light Infantry, of which company the
deceased was one of the Oldest mem bers, were
present.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

tEOhGEl w ~ Adv Eli Mis-
U Corner Bridge and Washington sts,
Thi. old established Hotel St now open to receive
travellers and strangers First class board at " 50
per day. ne l2-lm'
DID YOU GET oNRs
If not, go at once to the new TIN STORE of
PALMER & BRO,
No. 80 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. c.,
And purchase more of their COOKING
AND HEATING STOVES Cheap for cash; at
Philadelphia prices. We name in part
The UNITED STATES, lCookJ
TIE The bdNNY T T6H Z SdE6Ss toookJ
The VIOLET, and other Radiators.
LATROBEs, &c, &c.
All s59vss guaranteed to be as represented
No. 80 Bridge street.
nov s.,m asSFfPsxtSTHaan 3: g BRO.
TOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO, by the
PssS%a1 Tow SoRgsa{ nSass
'"''~'.' W ''"'N' u JOHN B. DAVIDSON.
myB- Water street. Georeetewn.
l. My stock Of MfLLINERY GOODS must be
sold off, Come and buy for hall price sn..
nov 2s.lw. NO. SO * & . hsa" Island,
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Christopher Cammack, sen'r, ct al
Eliza Comm n gton. ct al. NO. III.
The Trustee in the above cause having reported
that the first day OF November instant after due
notice of the time, place, manner and terms of
sale he sold the east half of Lot No /, of David
son su division of square No. l6l in Washington
city, with the improvements, consisting of two
story frame dwelling house, to Anthony Best, for
the sum of nine hundred and sixty-fve dollars,
1896, and that the said purchaser has since in
com pliauce with the terms of sale. paid the whole
purchase money in cash. 1t is, therefore, this
ninth day OF November, 1854 on motion of COM
planants' counsel, ordered by the Court, that the
said sale made to the said Anthony Best, be AID
the same is hereby, ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before the
third day Of January next prov ded copy of this
order, so much thereof as relates to the ra'if.
cation of said sale, be pm lsb-d once a week for
three successive weeks, in the Evening Star, prior
to said day:
nov 10 LAVISH r. j. MEIGS, Clerk
~ LUMBER AND WOODI
i HE Owner of q steam saw mill, situated at but
q short distance of this city. would like to sell
some
Of Oak, Chestnut. Gum and Hickery--to be cut at
dimensions to suit purchasers. Alse. would sell
one thousand cords of ..F-5
=as. WOOD,
more or Iess-to be delivered in this city during
FOR more particulars direct to MR.. 8 i, at the
Off e Of this paper, stating directions, and partie
ulsr attention will be paid Immediately. no23- lw*
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EOR RENT-Two large front ROOMS aud one
Il single ROOM, neatly furnished, at 500 st. :,
between I'd and Sd sts,, very low. References re-
ouired 3D-lwt
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT. together with
L the STOCK and FIXTURES of a small gro
Gerry, including the house furniture. The house
and lot viii be sold with or without the store or
furniture. inquire Oh the premises, No. 147 Del
aware avenue. Possession given Immediately
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by VIM. L. WALL & CO ,Auctioneers.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE OF
PRIZE ,SLOOPS JAMES LANDY" AND
In virtue of two warrants of sale issued from the
Clerk Office of the District Court of the District
Il Columbia, and to me directed: | will expose to
December, 1854, at O'Clock p. m on the Potion &C
river. at the foot of Sixth street wharf
The Sloop James LaHdy." her Tackle, &C. and
the Sloop "Ziop. ;" her Tackle. &c.
WARD 81. LaM0N, U. s. Marshal.
nov 30 dads W. l.. WALL d CO., Aucts.
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IHE GON EhN MENT PRINTING OfFICE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 3Oth inst,
at clock, on the premises, in virtue of deed OF
trust duly executed to me, and recorded in the
lana records Of this county on the Sd day of August,
Lots No 81 to IS. on North Capitol street,
between III and l streets north each Lot being
about ~ feet in front by 100 feet in depth to an
alley.
Lots No. ? 10 80, on II street north, between
North Capitol and LIST street east lot being %
feet in front by IA feet in depth to thirty feet
alley, with outlets on II and l streets.
:, LoLs NO. az to Is. on street north, between
North Capitol and lst street east each lot being G
feet In front by la feet in depth to thirty feet
alley, with outlets on and streets and
Lots No. 10 to IS, and also Let No /, on lst
street east. between III and streets north each
lot beng about 70 feet in front by Ito feet in depth
These Lots located in a most desirable and
rapidly improving part of the city, aud present an
opportunity for q safe and good Investment
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in and
on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser.
A payment of SOS ON each Lot will be required at
the time of sale.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with
within FIVE days after the SALE the Trustee
the right to re sell the property, at the risk and
expense of the defaulting purchaser, one weeks
notice published in Of the daily papers in this
city. A. TH0S. SMITH, Trustees.
nov l9-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPONEDUNTIL
TUESDAY, the Sth instant, at the same hour, in
front of the City Hall. Sale peremptory.
By order of the Tru stee
del-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-Rsnge, gas,
n bath. Or will be let in suites to Members of
Congress. Apply at 1S3 G street, between 10Th
oft Iwt
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a line assortment of liquors
FIXTURES Countsrs, Bins, Cases and Scales.
Terms cash.
dec3 W. L. WALL g. CO.. Aucts
RI. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctiOneers
SEE Ehs e OF THE E1NH FSHTARE
o0 S hf x W.T.
sns Square of Ground. east Of the Capitol known
nd pg on 1leventh and Twelfth streets east, and
This property is handsomely located ON the hisb
taoe Iand east of the Capitol. and commands fine
o view OF me sGrroundng country As it is built
6y me Government. it will be sold entire and not
Terms: One third in cash. the remainder IN six
and twelve months, WITH intesest.
dec 26t J. -: Met UIRE Il CO., Aucts.
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer,.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHAMBER FURN1.
On TUESDAY MoR Fgks: pecemb.r 81, 81 ~
o'clock "Rullman e., Hotel north side of penn ~
sylvan n avenue, bet. Sd and "A streets we shall
prislng twenty seven chambers. We name in
Single and Double Bedsteads, y.riops st,,as
Hair, Husk and Cotton Mattresses
Relsers ard Pillows
Washstands, Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
s CARPETS oil 0ilcloth, Rigs Curtains
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
~ Tables. Sofas, Lounges, &c.
dec I'd J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
RYJ. @. McGUHsE & CO.. Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, ROSE
W0CD CASE oHIOKERING PIAN0roRTE.
F kfESSsAE EsR SIX tPAMASK AMP LACE CUR
FINE VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETs.
On THURSDAY MORNING, December 9Th q.
10 Q CLOCK at the residence of bis Excellency,
L. BAI RE street between lih and 18th streets
nr lnt NJ
and Household Effects comprising- H''uie
Rosec cp9d.oCC Case Seven Octave Pianoforte, by
Green, EN- broid cred Cloth Cover. Stool,
is n cos and Gilt Psror Furn
Three Large Sofas,
-Four large Arm Chairs,
st sis iss$: h nss far Man. AM
Hand some Rosewood Center Tables. With italian
Rish and s9;ty ManssI Clock, with oandelabra.
Velvet aa sni GB9 21.is:
Turkish Easy; Sleepy Hollow, and RoeRng Chairs
Elegant Vases and Ornaments.
sidsboaId,, with Marble top. and beautifully
Superior Oak Extension Table, of extr4 width and
Oak Dining !,I Chairs. upholstered back and seat
1 %aS Sic f1 and Dear Cs5TiRs Tables.
Walnut Mirror front Secretary and Bookcase,
Beautiful Green and Gold Dinner, Dessert and
Coffee Service,
Crystal cut Glass Ware
Fine Walnut and Oak Writing Tables covered
with Cloth,
Wal nut Glass front Bookcases and Desks,
Walnut Leath err covered Office Chairs,
tuPeridr Walnut and Mahogany Mirror front
Wardrobes,
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, with full Marble
Tops,
Quits of Cottage Furniture, in Drab and Gold,
with Marble Tops.
Lounges. Cane seat Chairs, Toilet Ware,
Superior Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Bolsters and Pillows,
Numbe of Fancy Iren Cribs and Children's Bed
steads with Bedding,
Large and handsome EnRravings,
Walnut. Fancy and Work Tables,
Together with a quantity of excellent plain Furni-
ture for servants rooms,
Also, Refri gerators, Coppers, Tins and other
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash.
dec I'd J. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
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Union HOTEL,
Corner Bridge and Washington sts,
Georgetown, d. G.
This old established Hotel 81 now open to receive
per day. l2-lm*
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AIDES! LADIESll
IL My stock of MILLINERY GOODS must be
sold off. Come and buy for hall price.
j. 2. HERMAN,
nov 231w" mo. so AZ street, Island.)
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TOR R1NT-Two communicating ROOMS, on
Il first iioor-Paror and Bed Chamber-suitable
for NJ. c., at 81 street, between 9Th and 10th
streets. second door east from 10th, south side.
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DOOMS FOR RENT-Three or four Furnished
H. CHAMBIRS; also. with water and gas, and use
of bath and parlOr, for rent to gentlemen. Apply
at 1901, north side of Massachusetts, avenue, be
4th and 9Th dec If
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CENTER MARKET To. DAY.-Reef, best cuts;
per pound, SIC: next, 2Uc. Salt Beet, 15a1sc
Dried Beef, 2Jc. Veal, 25c. Mutton, best chops,
25c Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25e
PORK, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut Soc:
sliced, 35c; breasts, Csc; shoulders, 25c. But
ter 5Oa6Oc. Chickens, per pair, 81 so Ducks,
per pair, 81 5Oas2. Eggs, per dozen, soc. Gran
berries, per quart, 15c. Cucumbers, per doz
SOC. Green Corn, per can, 6Oc. Apples, per
peck, new, 75c; Dried, 75c. Turnips, per peck
4Oa6Oc. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, soc sweet,6O
Peaches, dried, per OF, Soc. Cherries, dried,
CSC. Beans,butter, 3Oc.; white, 1Oal2c Radishes,
PEI lunch, 5alOc. Beets, 1Oc. Onions, per peck,
GOO Parsnips, per peck, 40c Carrots, Sc.
Lettuce, per hu, 10c. Fish-Rock, large, each,
S25OaS3; small. per bunch, 50a6Oc haliout,
per pound, 2Oc.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15c,
lobster, 12c.; sturgeon, 15c., pike, per bunch:
5Oca perch, soc. Rye, per bushel, 81 5OaS2
Corn Meal, 81 95c.aS2. Ship-stuff. Csc aSf
Brownstuff, soc. Shorts. Coo. Corn, shelled, 80;
in the ear, per barrel, SSael0 Oats, per BUSH,
StaSl1O. Hay, per cwt., 81 S5aS210 Straw,
Sl5OaS2. Glover Hay, S1.SOaS20O. Gran
berries, quart, l0c Chestnuts, per quart,
1ja20c Tomatoes, per peck, 5Oa75c. Peppers,
per doz, 20c. Spinanch, per peck, soc.
Grapes, per pound, DOC. Rabbits, per
pair, soc. Small birds, per bunch, Soc.
Wild pigeons, per pair, Ike. Blue wing
ducks, per pair, 81. Widgeons. per pair 81
Celery, per bunch, 15a25c. Wild Turkeys, $50
KTout, 10c. quart. Partrldges, doZ., S2.50as3.
Geese, S1.55. Turkeys, S15OaS2. Country
Pork, per pound, lie; Beef, l2al5c
The weather has caused very sudden de-
clire in the prices of poultry, of which there
was large supply at the stalls.
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II OOMS WANTED-Two or three UNFUR-
II N1sHED ROOMS suitable for verv small
fami pleasantly situated. Address CRAWFORD,
Star do o-Ot
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MARsHAL'S SALE.-In viTtpe Of a writ of heri
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. and to
me directed will expose to public sale, for cash,
front of the Court House door Of said District, at
12o,elock NJ the followng property, To- wit, viz:
ginning at point in the line of Sth street east,
feet inches north from the southeast corner Of
said street. 10 feet inches thence west by line
at right ansle with said street to the alley 10 the
south 6 feet inches; thence by straight line to
the beglnning with the inprovem epts thereon,
man NJ Brush and will be sold to satisfy iud Gals
No. 2U5, January term, 1861. in favor of BENJAMIN
+. Mortell. WARD IL. LAM0N.
doc a Marahal
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A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE-A new frame
"A HOUSE, containing two rooms and cellar,
80 by I2 feet suitable for Oyster saloon, store
room or any other business, situated st., bet.
New jersey avenue and LIST street. Any one wish
particulars apply at j. WALDHEIMER'S, on the
nremises no aO-4t$
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WANTED-To let every lady in Washingto
w know where to get their FLUTING done,
properly and prom pity without injury to col or or
fabric. 243 Penn a avenue, south side, between
md hcfs Ip,<
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EOR RENT-Without Board in private fam
Il ily two large and one small front BED ROOMS,
furnished unfurni shed, for gentlemen only
House handsome, with modern improvements
References given and required. For address ap-
ply at the Star Office. dist
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SUTLER5-Three young men, well qualified in
\, all the branches of Baking wish EMPLOY
mENT. Apply at JAS. FLANIGAN'S,
dec 2zt' Corner 10Th and SITS.
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DOR sALE-A neat. and we'll fitted up Bill
l. LARD SALOON, in 3 central location, aad
paying handsome income ten years lease
the fixtures, and three Phelan tables be pur
al. q AA
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WANTED-Six MEN. to canvass for Life Insu-
" rance Company INQUIRE at MAURY & co.
BANKERS, NO. OF 7th street. nov Is eol2t"
nEER SKINS WANTED!-The gu bscriber. will
- pay the highest cash prices for DEER sKINS,
al 1helr Buckstin Glove Manufactory, 1O5 High
nov i6.tf RAMsBURG & EBERT,
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EOR RENT-A large FRONT ROOM, furnished
l. on econd tioer; location No 1897 18th street,
between and SITS, three or four doors from
Provost MarshaPs. Would suit two gentlemen
VIC do
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsGMlNTs TONIGHT.

FORD'S THEATER.-This is positively the
last appearance OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Watkins,
when will be repeated (by request) the great
original dramatic version of Mrs. T.. ID. T.. N.
Sonthworth's popular romance CT titled "The
Hidden Hane," Mr. and Mrs Watkins in their
original parts OF "Capitola" and "Wool" Miss
Maggie Mitchell has been engaged for a limited
number of nights, and will appear on Monday
evening as "Fanchon." This simple announce
ment is sufficient
GROWERS THKATER.-To. night will be en-
acted Bourcieaults beautiful three-act drama
entitled !" Jessie Brown, or the Relief of Luck
now, in which Miss Susan Denim will appear
as "Jessie Brown" and Mr.. J. Q. McCollom
as 'Randal Macgregor." The performance
Will conclude with the screaming farce of the
"QuIet Family" This positively the last
night of the beautiful favorite, Miss Susan
Denim. On Monday the grand German OPP
era
OXFORD HALL.-Go to the Oxford Hall to-
night and see The great Banjo player, w. III
Ross Clarke Wells and sons, the celebrated
comedians, besides upwards OF thirty other
performers, among whom are some of the hest
performers the country produces. This after
noon grand matinee.
CANTERBURY HALL.-This great amusement
hall Is still the centre of attraction being fiIIed
10 excess night after night by the fun-ioying
public. Tony Pastor, the celebrated humorist.
will shortly appear on the boards The
afternoon performance takes place TODAY at
O'Clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-03

WANTED-A BOILER capable of driving 10
w horse power engine Address MIR. BAKER,
far Offce
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EOutbeast corner Pa. ave and 18th &c.
FOR RENT-Two nicely FURNISHED ROOMS,
near Government Printing Office, $50 per month
der 1 12tr
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L'OR RENT-A HOUSE containing rooms on 9Th
Il street. Navy Yard, water and gas. Cars pass
the door. Apply at 37s street north, between
10th and 18th west. del3t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
1ori-Waroens' Notice.

STATE SEw-YoRE.
PoET-WARDgSs OFFICE no. los "NH
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance Win
~ section Of tie sc passed April H. 1851 entitled Al
Act TO Reorgan,e the sriens Once OF the Port OF New
York to all persons interested ia having charge o. ,he
..hect Of such inquiry, examination or survey tti
the following vessels under examination oy the or
Wsraeus and thai the sid .irveys or eIaluaon VIII De
comp etcd within tea days next succeeding tbs no'ce o.
board said vessels -
Steamship Corsica. Guy
Stem hip kGnrtr,o..................... y u.
Barn Bounding Biilow ......,..... Atlantic poch
5ehf Huibsl'. ~ orc
NlNTUDEEL IONPklN5, fishdsa''
J. Aras HBRRikAs. Secretary