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xxxIxTH CONGREss-FIRsTHEssION.

TUESDAY, December II.
SENATR.-Mr. Morgan introduced a bill
granting to certain persons the right to con-
struct telegraph line between New York and
the West Indies. Referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr. Davis offered resolution declaring that
whereas there is no longer any rebellion in the
United States, therefore the privilege Of the
writ of habeas corpus is restored in every
State. Referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Anthony called up the House resolution
of MT. Stevens for the appointment Of joint
committee on the subject Of the lately rebellious
States. and moved to amend so as to make it a
concurrent, instead of a joint resolution, and
omitting the last clause, which provides that
until the report of said committee, no member
from the lately rebsllious States shall be re-
ceiyed in either House. .
Mr. Howard preferred the resolution as 1t
came from the House, and objected to the
striking out Of the clause referred to.
Mr. Anthony hoped the amendment would
be adopted. The resolution as it came from the
House was in contravention Of the constitu
tional provision making each House Judge OF
the qualifications Of its own members. Besides,
the words proposed to be striken out cut on all
debate. which was in violation OF the pracuce
of the Senate.
MT. Doolittle advocated the reference Of the
whole subject ofreconstruction to the Judiciary
Committee.
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The great sensation in New York Just now
is the grand fight going on in the Fenian or
ganiZation. President O'Mahoney and his
Secretary of the Treasury, Killian, have been
deposed. and w. II. Roberts, the Vice Pres-
dent of the Senate, is now the head Of the or.
der. But the revolution is not yet an accom-
plished fact, and to an appropriated locker on
IL appears as o Mahoney was virtual master
of the situation. All the outward tokens of
power are in his hands, and he sits in his pa
latial headquarters of the Irish Republic
with as grand, gloomy and peculiar" an air
as could be worn by the most absolute of SOW.
ereigns.
In the equally important matter ofthe "siuews
OF war, he seems to be no less firmly ground.
ed, having deposited. it is said, with Eugene
Kelly q 20, the well-known New York ban
kers, eighty thousand dollars in gold yesterday.
meeting Of the representatives of fifty cir.
cles was held yesterday. and the course of
President O'Mahoney warmly and unani.
mously endorsed. Meanwhile the Senate are
in session to-day with closed doors, at No ia
Broadway. Outside is gathered a large crowd
of the adherents of O'Mahoney and so much
excitement prevails that there are apprehen-
sions of serious trouble. The charges made by
his party against the recalcitrant Senators are
OF the most damaging character
ORourke, the foreman of the Tribune press.
room, and large stakeholder, is said to have
loaned to the publisher OF one of the New York
morning journals S230,OOO of the money en-
trusted to his keeping. and to have lost $4,000
in gold speculation In spite of these dana.
ging disclosures, or whatever they NAV be
termed with regard to the manner of conduct.
ing the organization, the masses do not seem to
lose faith in it to any degree; ard a new circle
Of the Fenian Sisterhood is to be formed to.
night, meeting for that purpose having been
called at a hall in Hudson street To add to the
prevailing excitement, rumors are afloat that
Stevens, the Irish Head Centre, who recently
escaped from Jail, is on the Liverpool steamer
City of Boston, now due at New Y ork city, and
a call has been issued in New York to the
Fenian Brotherhood to turn out and receive
him.
The excitement in regard to the Fenian in.
testinal warfare has spread to other localities
In Phladelphia, on Monday night, meeting
Of all the Fenian circles in the CITY was held
and O'Mahony was warmly endorsed.
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OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.

From the report of James Pollock, Director
of the U. 5. Mint, Philadelphia, we learn the
deposits and coinage of the fiscal year just
closed exhibit a very satisfactory increase
over those of the previous year, and every
thing thus far indicates that the present year
will be largely in excess of the past The
amount of bullion, in value, received at the
Mint and branches. during the fiscal year, was
as follows &C Gold, So, 065, 3i9.74; silver,
S1,1S3iG5. %; total deposits, S32,2iS 75497 From
the profits of the bronze and nickel coinage the
Mint has transferred TO the Treasury of the
United States during the fiscal year $500, 900,
and few weeks after the expiration of the
year the further sum of SlOO,0OO was in like
manner transferred, the fund remaining being
sufficient for all the purposes of the coinage.
1t is suggested that from this nickel alloy a
nye-cent coin could easily be made, and which
would be a Popular substitute for the fiye-cent
note
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LOCAL NEWS.

DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-Last week, Judge
Cartier, sitting in the Equity Court made q
decree divorcing Sarah Z. Thorn from the
bonds Of matrmony with Judson H. Thorn,
giving the complainant the custody of her chill
dren and the ownership Of the dwelling house
on X street, in which she resides, and such
personal property purchased out OF her own
earnings. The petition, filed Oct. 2lst, sets
forth that they were married on the 29th Of Sep
TENDER, 1851, and have Fl We children that for q
long time he has cruelty i'll treated her, beating
and threatening to take her life; that he is an
habitual drunkard and does not contribute TO
her support OF that Of the children. She also
charges the respondent with having Commit
ted adultery about seven years ago, and at di-
yers times since. At the time Of the filing the
petition the respondent was in Jail in default
of security to keep the peace for having threat
ened and beat her; and under date OF Nov 3,
1865, the respondent asked for continuance OF
the case.
The testimony was taken before Mr.. Ashford,
Esq, commissioner, when eight witnesses tes-
titled TO the facts charged. Mr. T. Carusi ap-
peared for the complainant.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM GEORGIA.

LATE FROM GEORGIA.
Alexander ii. stephens declines the Nomi (.
nation OF L. ;. Senator-kIessaSe of Gov.
Johnson.
NEW YORK, December 12.-The steamer Her
man Livingston from Sacramento on the 9th
inst, has arrived.
Alexander H. Stephens peremptorily de-
clines the candidacy for the United States Sem
ate.
q. j. Jenkins, recently elected Governor Of
Georgia, sent a communication to the Legisla-
ture declining Inauguration at present and
appointing the 18th of January.
Nothing was said in the proclamation about
the election of Governor.
The Savannah Herald contains Provisional
Governor Johnsons message TO the Legisla.
ture, in which he entreats them to bring for.
ward their prejudices and animosiues and
offer them as a sacrifice on the altar of oul
common country, that we may once again pre-.
sent the happy spectacle OF brethren dwelling
together in unity.
The House Of Representatives instructed tn,
judiciary committee to report a bill securing Il
persons of color the right ofproperty, the RICH
to sue and be sued and the right TO testify In
cOurtS
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WHITE HOUSF

This being Cabinet day, very few visitors
were granted an interview with the President
Among those who called were Gems. Grant,
Fitzpatrick, Logan and Howard, Judge
Swayne, of the United States Supreme Court,
Senators Wilson and Guthrie, Daniel S. Dick
enson and S. Z. Trenholm, the ex-Secretary OF
the Confederate Treasury.
Last evening Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
Slower, daughters of the President, left in d
special car on a brief visit to New York, &C.
companied by some friends from Nashville.
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SALES OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

The final sales of public buildings IN and
around the dismantled forts in the Department,
of Washington took place on Friday last under
the direction of Brevet Major James Gleason.
A. q. NJ. The following are the aggregate re-
ceipts OF the sales at each fort:-Fort Mahon,
S45l; Fort Lyon, S7SS.75; Fort Farnsworth,
S3i7; Fort Weed, SAB; Fort O'Rourke, SS47;
Fort " orth, 1915; Fort Ward, 1907 Fort Rich.
ardson, 1854; Fort TillInghast, 1862 Fort Craig,
S2o6; Fort Morton, S369.5O; Fort c. +. Smith,
t52l; Fort Ethan Allen, S2,625; Fort Cass,
SG2.25. Total, S9.5@. 25.
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-This morning, Mr. Jos.
Law appeared before Judge Fisher with a
small colored girl, named Lizzie Kew, on a
writ Of habeas corpus, issued on the petition OF
Polly Driver, the grandmother of the girl,
who seeks to obtain custody of the girl. 1t ap-
peared from the petitioners statements that
the mother Of the child died and requested that
she (the peutioner) might take charge, but the
respondent, on the other hand, states that the
mother had left the child in his care, and that
he had treated her well, and that the
other parties had attempted to take her
away; he was willing that the child should go
with her grandmother or any one else, and did
not exercise control over her. Judge Fisher
after questioning the child, told her to use her
own pleasure, and gave her the privilege of
going with whom she pleased. The girl chose
to go with Mr.. Law.
Mr.. J. q. Carlisle appeared for the Freed
mems Bureau in behalf OF the petitioner.
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REDUCTION IN QUARTERMASTER'S DIX
PARTMENT

On the LIST Of July, 1865, the . uartermasters
department OF this city, under the charge of
Col. M. J. Ludington, employed 1900 persons f;
it now furnishes employment to 500, LOO of its
employees having been discharged since. The
amount Of money required to pay the en-
ployees on July list, 1865, was S66,OOO; now
however. $4,000 is sufficient for that purpose
Reductions are still being made in every branch
OF the Department. The number of cords of
wood issued in this Department during last
winter was 10000. This winter, thus far, there
has been issued but 9OO
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PKRsoNAL.-Generals Grant and Fitzpatrick
had an interview with the President to-day.
''"M Mr.. Murdoch, the distinguished tragedian,
is recovering from his sudden attack of illness,
but may not be out for some days yet. He is
stopping at the residence of Mr.. Philip, where
he is receiving the kindest attentions. His
failure, in consequence of his illness, to ap
pear in Philadelphia, (his home and where he
is held personally in the highest esteem,) has
caused no little regret and solicitude, we see.
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- Z II D A L
NEW STORE! NEW STORE,

The undersigned, having removed from his OH
stand, 4S9 to 495 18th street, invites the -
attention Of his old customers and the pub
lie generally to his large and well selected III
assortment of Ladies' Gentlemen 3, MissesN
1 BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERs.s
Mems Calf Boots, 81 and above,
Rubber Sole Nj. p. Boets, SIS,
Boys Kip Boots, So and above.
- Calf Boots various prizes,
Shoes, 81 %, worth -,
Ladies' Morocco Boots, 81, worth SAYS.
Lasting Congress, Double Sole, slT5.
Ladies' slippers. 81 Is, worth s2,
Peeeed Bslmorsls, Sis,
Misses, Polish Boots s1aS'
ChildrenS Polish Boots, 81 50,
There is also, a lot Of Mems, Women s, Missss'
and Childrsn's Boots Shoes and Caters brought
from the old store, which will be seld without re
gard to cost. These goods were made by the be6
manufacturers in the country, and viii be sold 81
great bargains.
Remember the number, 4s5 7th street.
Very respectfully, "
de l2-4tf FRANCIS PROFIT.
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Affairs in Georr,,oxu

CANAL.-Arriyed-Boa E Stanho,,. ,-..,
wood, TO market; Mary Frances, Imes,cS,,ss vi. =.
Cooley a Rheen; o. L Snaufer, sunsr,as' -
): u. Waters; Ellen, flour and corn. 10 o.. %
waters; Z. Arkinger, wood, to Dickson A Eipo-
and five boats with coal-Cumberlans =, <
PHO tons; Central Co, lOs.l5 tons: No.
HOPE Cos 1888 tons. Departed-The Ellen
eleven boats light q ''1
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr.-The continu.,
ram prevents all outdoor transactions to-day
market steady, with a fair demand for hos
grades hour for the city trade. The price lrs,
quoted yesterday remains unchanged
PoRK-There is but little pork Offering "a.
GAY, and the market Is dull. The weathsr
AFFECTS the prices, and pork that readily broueb,
Sl3-5O per 100 pounds At wholesale YESTERDAY
Is heId al sl3 to-day. Retail prices have De-
clined in proportion. Prime hogs are held a,
Sl4 per lOpounds.
PoRT OF -Eutered-SteamN-.
John Gibson, Young, from New York; 90.
lumbia, Harper, Baltimore; A. G. Stimers.
Knox, Philadelphia. Cleared-Steamer John
Gibson, Young, for New York; schr. Buena
Vista, Robey, do; brig J. W. Sawyer, Scud.
der. do.
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PERsONAL.-The Washington correspondent.
tial force is organized for the winter as follows
The New York Tribune has Carl Schurz, A. H
Byington and L. q. Grey; the Herald, S. Cad
wallader, l.. ID. Westfall and J. w. Fitch; the
Times, L. l. Crounse and w. W. Warden; the
World, G.. W. Adams; the Express, Jas. Brooks;
the Commercial, Ben Perley Poore; the Post
and Independent, ID. W. Bartlett; the Citizen,
Miles O'Reilly; Boston Journal, Ben Perley
Poore; Advertiser, w. w. Warden; Philadelphia
Inquirer, Y. HI. Painter; Ledger, Frank Henry;
Bulletin, T.. &. Wallace; Baltimore Sun, A. q
Allen; Pittsburg Commercial, G.. w. Adams;
Cincinnati Gazette, Chicago Tribune, St. Louis
Democrat and Pittsburg Gazette, Whitelaw Reid
and +. Henry; Cincinnati Commercial, G.. w
Adams and ]. b. Mccullough; Inquirer, L. A.
Whitley; Chicago Republican, u. III. Painter:
Journal, B. +. Taylor; Sacramento Union, Noah
Brooks. The Associated Pres CORPS Congress
sional and Teiegraphic North and South, is
Mr.. l.. A. Gobrlght, the veteran chief of the
Washington bureau, assisted by Messrs.
Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Secretary of State
OF New York, has declined the position of
Minister TO Japan, to which he was some
time ago appointed by the President. -.
Or. A. q. Egbert, of Mercer county, Pa, a sue
cessful oil Spectator, has given 200 acres Of
land and $4,000 for the erection of Home for
fTiendless children w; b; Thomas, COL
bursed from his own private purse the entire
sum recently embezzled by the cashier of the
custom house-amounting to s4, II in gold,
and So,l6-5l in currency. ----Charles Kessler
shot himselfin Baltimore last evening. Cause
fckle woman. Manager Glenn, of the Nor
folk Theater, who disappeared from Richmond
last week, and for whose safety considerable
apprehension was felt has sturned up again"
IN Noffolk. '..General Halleck is spoken of
as a prominent candidate for United States
senator from California. ''-'Sharp sparrlng
between the "Round Table, and Wilkes Spirit
Sweetser says Wilkes isn't fit associate for
General Grant. Wilkes retorts that Sweetser is
a .Pole-ea .'cur,' a "cracker- nibbling
seribbler," ''yuhure," a s.harpie," a ssguer.
rilla," "herring eater" and ever SO much
more FIRST round General Hooker is
dangerously sick in New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

PATENTS GRANTED.-In the week ending OF
the 10Th inst, there will be 14S patents issued
from the Patent once.
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FREEDMENS INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
The Freedmen's Intelligence Office in Alex
andria, Va, makes the subioined report to the
Bureau Of its operations during the ten DAYS
ending on the 18th instant: Number of appii-
cations for servants was a. number Of appli-
cants for labor was As; number furnished with
employment, IL; received as fees for contracts,
&lO5Q -'
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Cotton dull. Flour
declined 10a20 cents; Southern SS.6OaS1495
Wheat declining. Beef steady. Pork quiet
Lard firm. Whisky steady.
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Steamer Run Into.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 12.-The steame
Geo Leary was run into by an unknown
schooner last night, which stove her joine
works and kitchen. Nobody hurt.
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PROMOTED.

Col. Horace Capron, of the 18th Illinois cav
airy, formerly of Maryland,) has recently re-
ceived the appointment of breyet brigadier
general from the President for gallant and
meritorIous conduct during the war
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THE STAR.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY EVENING STAR delivered regularly and
promptly at their residences, IN l0r0ppers, by
ordering it through the Secretary of the Senate,
the Clerk of the House of Representatives, or
al the office of the STAR, corner of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Kentucky Legislature on the Constitutional
Anne nd nm emit.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. lin the Senate, the
joint resolution TO proceed to the ratification OF
the Constitutional amendment was laid over
under the rules
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MOTTO CoINs.-By the fifth section of the act
OF Congress of March 3, 1865, the Director OF the
Mint, with the approval of the Secretary of the
Treasury, was authorized to place upon all the
gold and silver coins OF the United States, sus-
ceptible of such addition, thereafter to be Is
sued, the motto, s. In God we trust" The di-
rection was at once given TO prepare the neces-
close of this calendar year the gold and silver
coins of the Mint Of the United States will have
impressed upon them, by national authority,
the distinct and unequivocal recognition OF
the sovereignty OF God, and our nations trust
in Him.
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LARCENY.-James Scott was arrested yester-
day by Ohicer Roth for the larceny Of ham Of
bacon from the store Of f. M. Orme, corner OF
18TH and ID streets. and pair of pants from
Lewis Rosenfield. He was sent 70 Jail for
court by Justice Morsell,
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE-W. l.. Wall & Co.,
auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, on the
premises, house and lot in square 932, for .35O
purchased by John Webster Lot is, in same
square, to L. A. Wood, for Is cents per foot
Small frame house, on same square, to w
Blumer, for $40. Part Of Lot IL, same sq uare,
to Mrs. E. Blumer, at Is cents. House and LOT
No. Is, in same square, to Chas. Upper, for
$500. Lot lex, in same square, for is cents, to
John Blumer. House and lot No. Is, same
square, to w. w. Nalley, for $3.50.
j. q. Mcclure & Co, auctioneers, sold yes
terday small frame house and lot on 21st near
L street north, to b. F. Gibbon, for 1915.
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Death of Gen. Morris.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12-Brevet Biigadier Gen
Morris. Of the Regular Army, commanding
Fort McHenry, died this morning, aged q
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somB chicken thief entered the grave yard
Colored Methodist, on V and Boundary, BE-
tween 18th and 18th streets north, and stole Il
chickens, belonging to Aaron Talbert, the sex
ton.
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The Fight Among the Fenians.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 12.-Cotton market depressed
Sales al i0a43 cents
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Arrival OF the Teutonia

Arrival OIL the Teutonla.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The steamship Teu-
tonIa has been signalled. She brings one or
two days later news.
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GLANpERKD HoRsEs.-Dr. Gudgeon, a well
known veterinary surgeon, notified Superin-
tepdept Richards this morning that a large
number Of gtandered horses are gong at large
in the city, and called the attention of the
Superintendent to the Corporation ordinances
Immediately notified the Sanitary officers.
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NEW YORK FIRST roam

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD eAfR6
Coupons, 107 \ Five Twenties, 1862, IO2; x Five
Iwenties, 1864, 99h; Five Twenties, 1ss5, 99s
Ten Forties, 81 I; Certificates, 97%; Gold, 14iA
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Failure in St. Louis,
Memphis Cotton Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12,-Ladue, Losey &c Co.
bankers, suspended and closed doors TO day
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THE SMALL Pox.-Sergeant johnson, of the
I'd precinct, reports that the small pox is
spreading very rapidly among the eolored
people near the Northern boundary, and that
their conduct is calculated to spread it through
the city. ColoTed men and women who are
literally covered with pustules, are seen walk.
ing about the streets and mlngling with others
This morning he had to prevent two from get
ting In the cars who were in that Condition.
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nUBANT'S ALE VAULTS AND NATIONAL
II DINING SALOON.


Northwest Corner Of Pennsylvania ArerVe AND
Sjzth Street.
This old and popular establishment has beer
thoroughly renovated and reitted fer the a a
winter season, and the most ample ar MAY
Ts X. Tses S s4ppI M
the style that has heretofore given such sstisfsc
fs Sn the S1IpS. Ct W Thf h5Is md
GAHs, and the ALE VAULTS of the establish
msnt are believed TO be unsurpassed In the oountry
de ialW PM &C C. QUAINT.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.
shaIl, the LIST day Of January, 1856, associate
with me in the Lumber Business
NIB. THOMAS b. CROSS, JR.,
Who for the past eight years. has been my faithful
time will be conducted under the name and style OF
T. EDWARD CLARK CO.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extend
ed to me, i ask continuance Of the same TO the
on hand compiets assortment Of ali Kinds Of Inns
Der at fair prices.
s2 :" .s Pa .ssip .
counts on or before the 1t Fl ysRqsT G next
Lumber Dealer. Virgins ave d., between 9th and
de l2-3t 10th SITS. east, near o. S. Navy Yard.
EURs. FURs. FURs.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
1 have now on hand . complete and elegant a.
sortment Of FURs, to which the attention of To.
public is respectfully invited.
They have been selected by myself. and great
care taken in the manufacture TO mako them per.
feet in every respect.
They include the most stylish aus fash.onabl,
kinds now in vogue, a. follows:
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
CANADIAN MINK,
ROYAL ERMINE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
and other varieties, none Of which can b. ssr.
passed in excellence OF quality or superior fnisA
In addition to the above, large stock Of
CARRIAGE AND BUFFALO ROBES,
CENTS FUR CAPS, COLLARS, GLOVES, Sc
All Furs warranted ss represented.
JAMES Y. DAVIS.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
de f7-tjanl Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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RY GREEN = WILLIAMS, AuctiOnsers.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst, at 4 O'Clock p. m,
We shall sell in front Of the premises ICON aenoins
with the first named Lots Lots ii and l., in square
Lots i, ?, 5. II, and II, in Square l.02s.
This property is handsomely situated IN the
eastern part Of the city.
Terms: One third CASH the balance in six and
awelye months for notes bearing interest, secured
by deed Of trust on the premises.
All conveyancine and revenue stamps at the cost
OF purchaser or purchasers.
4 deposit of SIS viii be required on each lot
whom knocked of.
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SECOND EDITION.
AyCTnTX D
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,

WASHINGTON, December ~, 1865.
Jay Cooke d Go. furnish the following no.
tations OF Government securities: