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1VINfRR GoODs AT REDUCED PRICES.

Offering . great many WINTER GOODS much
lover than We have "a pen selling them up to the
supplied tbep.slTss with tdrss.ss. aad gentlemen
C.ss;me,es Will and a great many beautiful Goods
In our estsbli sbment. much cheaper than they
.nnnId have nrocur red them . few weeks ago.
We name the following IS a part of the goods
alluded to. VS. -,
u.xsrs suitable for Gentlemen g Goats or Lsdies'
Cfoaks. ~.,., p..s plaid p ,nlin. III,
AIs1, sr;nns All Wool MousselipsR, aud various
u utsa, Tress Goods. all OF Which we woald re
eommend Ladies to look at before purchasing else
whore. VIM. sHUSrER g. BRO,
No IS Market Seace,
.,,% bet ween TIN ana 9Th streets.
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A THREE STORY BRICK HO0sE near the DOR.
a. ner of 18TH and streets, for rent. idle,
with water and gas throu ghout the building. Ap
ply at the corner.
jsi-St< J. II. YEATMAN
THIS Is TO NOTIFY e. A. WILLET THAT
J. supless he comes and tax es his horse away from
my stable will sell him to pay charges, on Satur
day, January 2ist, 1865.
ia 4.3ta EDW J. LYNCH.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
L Office OF the Metropolitan Railroad Company,
465 9Th street. until January TO- 1866, for monthly
supplies of Mill Feed (about % .ooe poundsl and
Hay, tabout g $50 poundsl Bidders will stststhe
price per lrN pounds. Proposals Will be addressed
3. P. BROWN, Presid emit j.n4-t1
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IMPORTANT ANNogNcBMENTr TO REMALEs
i SUFFERING WITH DISEASES PECULlAk
TO THE MENAH after Is years
practice in New York, has taken rooms in this
city. No 221 Sth street west where she will treat
such ca ,es Her practice is different from any IN
this city. Will give reference and certificates
sufficient to convince the most fastidious OF her
successful treatment in Female Diseases. Patients
will be visited at their residences IL necessary:
Charges reasonable Hours OF consultation iro"a
Having been su ferer from the above disease 70 y
self deem it duty and privilege to onsr IA ssr'
HicaR to like auffarer1. yAn 4-Lo
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Affairs in Georgetown,

THR CAEAL.-The canal is again lonkaa nm
with Ice, and of course there are no arriv.i,
reported The departures entered are ths
II. Williams, with an assorted cargo, for I'd
wards Ferry, and the VIM. Elder. light To-
Mercersville. This m orning two Ice. breakers
belonging to the government and one belong
ing TO the canal company started TO 60 through
to Harper's Ferry, and some boats are being
prepared to follow in their wake The com,
paDys breaker is In charge OF Superintendent
Spates, OF the Monocacy division, upon which
division the breaker is ordinarily kept. Sp,er
tntendent Spates, anxious to keep the causl
open, has worked through to Georgetown ana
intends, IL possible when he returns, to WORK
through to the laden boats above his division
Superintendent Spates attends In person to The
operations OF The breakers, and il is evident
that II similar energy was manifested by All
be kept open during the greater part OF tina
winter, and fuel and produce lying at the
upper depots, cost to the owners, might rea ch
the market and benefit the public.
THE MARKET FooTwAYs.-The Corporatio,
having surrendered the temporary MARKET.
house, (the old tobacco WAREHOUSE the mar.
ket master yesterday commenced reno wing tia
temporary wooden foStway laid down for
butcher, conceived the notion that, as the
butchers had purchased the property, ths
footway was fixture, and the market master
had no authority to move 1t. and interfered
with the market master. He was arrested and
the case was taken before Justice Buckley
Mr.. 4. w. Jones appearing as his counsel
Justice Buckley fined him IS. the counsel
wanted the Justice to put the fine up to a
higher amount, SO he could appeal TO court
The Justice would not alter his judgment
Mr.. kengla said he would rather suffer a con-.
mifment to the workkouse than pay the I'm.
but finally paid the fine, his counsel advising
Its payment under protest.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-No arrivals
OF flour or grain reported this morning, ana
no sales. The market is firm at last quotations
and holders not disposed to sell freely at pres
ent rates
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Idaho, Waite, Baltimore.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO PUR.
CHAsERs OF DRY GOODS.
A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT ON ALL
CASH sALES-LARGR OR sMALL,

J. NAY co.
Have large stock of rich and elegant DRESS
GOODS, such as
Plain and Figured SILKS.
Plain and Figured FRENCH MEkINos.
WOOL REPS. POPLINS.
IRISH POPLINs, EMPRESS CLOTH,
Rich Wool PLAIDS. POPLIN PLAIDs,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
sHAWLs. CLoAKs, KID LOVES HOSIERY.
FLANNELS PRINTS. DeLAINEs. CoTToNs,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, sHElTINGs.
TABLE DAMAsKs. TowELLINGs,
And other HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
oil Of which will be sold at thelowest market rates,
and discount of 10 PEI cent allowed on ell cash
sales. large or small. until the LIST of February
next.
Although their object in Offering this induce
ment is ri IMPLY to sell off their Winter Stock, yet
all articles in store will be subject to the discount
that the opportunity offered t., their customers
to purchase House Furnishing Dry Goods, and
other articles that not strictly Winter Goods'
is one that all should avail themselves Of
They will certainly save 10 Fer cent, if not
more, a. cur prices are we'll known to be the
lowest.
JOS J. MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
jaa2t between 9Th and 10th streets.
SUITABLE PRESENTS FOR TH1 HoLI-
pHoroaRAPss ALBUMS,
81 t66n1EBR1r1ss
oFEFH Az 81 a aaI sP s ssS g StAssEs,
sTEksosc0PEs AND VIETb,
a44p.: s1.s bs.:s.n = lstS and EPi 18th .s:,
sAEFs X hos sf s}s es' A sP11 s
io0Rs szbH4 Ho5ns
General Southern agency 81 west Lombard at.
so1S@ A. PRosEUs. General Agent.
MAR1NIs FASHION ABLE DANCING AoAD
.,; 1sN 5:'a.:5 & q. @fHa III SITS. a
This Academy is now open for the recep tion q
For Ladies. R Rh1s ., and TVlsiss
sSn and
s:TtSp o:: ys. from 81 e ,d ,Hn
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
| commencing on entry. ocs
r ARG EST STOCK or ,,o.
oseAss, M, 10 oE q ! .ss ia.:s.'s.'
JUN y. BLtIS.
500 Pennsylvania Avenue,
dec 10 Tot between 9th aad 10th streets
DINlka SALOON
YoRLADIEs AND GENTLEMEN,
Over KidweM & Sons New Drug Store. Psnesyl
| vania av., near the corner of Fourteenth ct.
/ MEALS fur, ished ct ell hours OF the day, ana
1 nHi after the theatres close al night. --E.E'I
| s. The test of VIM S supplied to guests.
| de 2S-lm- II. n. TEUL)Ni PROPRIETOR.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURIfIES.
Jaw Cooke 4 Ce. furnish the following quo.
satious OF Government securities:
WARRINGTON, Jan. 4, 1854.
REREL ELAGa.

The War Department has In its possession
two hundred and five flags (battle, State and
regimental) captured from the rebels In battle.
This, OF course, does not include all that has
fallen into the hands of the Union troops. A
short time ago the rebels claimed that they had
which statement is believed to be a bit of Com
ted brag
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New York STOCK mufket-FffSt Beard
fBy the Peoples Line-Offcs Sill Ninth street,
NEW YORK, Jan. ~: S. 1881. coupon 6's,
l1UA; u. S. 20;s, 1861; Certificates OF Indeat-
Erie, e8a Hudson River. la \ Reading, 11e9:
Michigan Central. 1le; Michlgan Southern,
TX; Illinois Central, I29x; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 1GOT: Cumberland Goal Preferred,
46k; Cleveland and Toledo, no: Chicago and
Rock Island, 1UiX; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Ohien. so; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
20. 1929; Alton and Terra Haucs, 46 Z; Chicago
and Northwestern, aOK; Quicksilver, %.
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RESUMED PUBLIoATIoN.-Thep u blicatlon of
the Alexandria Gazette has been resumed BY
Mr.. Edgar Snowden, sr. It has just entered
upon its sixty sixth volume.
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Jan 4 St

NOTICE
II HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existins
between D. l.. Morrison, William NJ Gait and
John Jon NV W shaw, doing business under the name
been dissolved by Limitation and mutual consent
All persons having. claims against them are re
qnested to present them for payment, and all per-
settle the same without delay. Either member OF
the late firm is authorized to rece pit in liquids-
ton. D. L. MORRISON
WIN. NJ GAIT,
JOHN W. SHAW.
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CAbB
By virtue of deed of trust from Edward Car .
peHter and wife to me, dated December nth. lsos
and recorded in Libsr N. o. n, felios 8, %, o
seq. one of the land records of Washington coun.
auction, upsn the premises, at o'elock p. N. ca
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF January, lsE al
town, said county and District, and described on
the ground plan Of said Uniontswn as bots mum
the south side of Jackson $50 east from 'a
Southeast corner formed ky the utersecton %
thenea eastwardly "a feet, thence ut right snslss
southwardy $50 feet, thence at right angles vi
wsr6ly " feet thence ut right snsi nortnS sIus
40 feet. to the place of beginning. The san
S63. 1853 and sS4 being contiguous. are thus
Terms cash. The purchaser to pay for stamps
and conveying; and Il the terms OF sale ere ,n,
srty 10 he resold II the risk of the frat
Fifty dollars to Be dep ssea 10 .nS is bid
off N TdOMrSpN Iruseett
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PERsoNAL.-PresideRt Lincoln and family
attend Ford's Theater this evening to witness
MIR. Forrest as the Cardinal Richelisu
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From Quebec.

QUEBEC, Jan. 4.-The demand for passports
keeps the Governor and Provincial Secretary
bCsily engaged.
There has been no Cabinet meeting for sew
eral days.
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DLACK LYONS vRLvETS.
ID MORE ANTIQUES,
HANDSOME DRESS SILKS.

We have on hand z magnificent assortment Of
call the attention of ladies' who anticipate buyip
either a Velvet Dress or Cloak. feeling confident
can be obtained in any of the Northern Cities.
We have s also en- hand beautiful assortment Of
Bre cade SILKS in all the most desirable colors
Also. Pink. Blue, Corn, and Whits GRENA-
DIMES, suitable for Party Dresses; all of whic h
we offer at the very 10 rest cash rates.
Cne price only. All goods marked in plain
hgHres at the lowest market price
w. NJ SINISTER BRO,
No. 80 Market Soace,
jan43t between It'll and 8th streets.
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q THH HACKMEN AND THE METROPOLITAN
RAILRoAD-We learn that tho hackmsu and
omnibus men have taken meaAures 20 test the
right ot the Metropolitan Railroad Company 70
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT--somsgsrson taking my HAT from the
- Bal: p is isEs bI s s;ass .s.i: &:
ss. sss r sss II: p. Dsp u.s..
's;'? il 'S. IL dor 's e street. g. + EEsr
I osr-A small gold snamslsd get RING Said
avenue, for repair and there lost Az Il is sdesT
for L. JAZZ ssfs ss
S:;s e, lfs sSoas ssn.
high The o~ner will please come and prove prep
sr'' and pay charges and take h SoH fSa RsoBsY
jas-st- Between ll,h and 18th sts., Navy Yard.
EsTRAY-Camet to the residence Of the subesri.
n Der. Pierce ct: BET LIST and N J. Az, on Sat
The owner is Requested to coms and prove propsr-
~ n s. charges and take h join fTsI v1sEMAN
Il BAsK EFT with marketing in it. which tn own.
er can have by paying for this advertisement.
I 0sT-A Gold SLEEVE BUTTON. lettered N.
ss:' 81: =
con REWARD.-strayed or stolen from the
eoWs q the On fsiIoTns M oae
yellow, having short horns inclniaE iawsyds;
With star in the forehead; two red d. and having
SHpIt osnoAs oAo 1851,
formation that would lead to their recovery will
be thankfully received by the owner, tEho is q
poor man, and will receive the above reward.
Ri /, &c St. bet Feen and SITS. north
ja s-StE and 4th and 5sh west.
WAS DROUGHT TO THE PREMIsEs OF THE
w subscriber, on the night OF the 22d iast.,
enc dark brown HORSE. one fore leg SWOLLEN.
had . saddle and bride. The owner is
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, or othsrwire he will be sod to psy s1-
penses. X. II. LAMBELL,
Three Tun Stables Sd streetst east,
de3l st" Navy Yard.
GYRAYRB FROM THI SUBSCRIBER. on the
- 9th instant. Q red DURHAM COW, short tail
legs partly white, white spot between the horns,
leather cellar around her neck. liberal reward
will be paid fol her return to me, or information
that win lead to her recovery.
WILLIAM 8. MATTHEWS,
de 29lw* 40 High street, Georgetown.
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THE MUSS IN CANADA ABOUT THE
RAIDERS.

Row In the Montreal Cenncfls-The Chief
of Police Censured for Restoring the
Stolen Money to the Raiders-More Fe.
nian Brotherho hood Developments.
MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-The decision of the
court in reference to ths raiders has not yet
been given, but is expected in a day or two.
The general expectation is that the prisoners
will be discharged on the points raised. II So
they promise to submit to a trial on the merits
OF the case.
An extensive organization of the Fenian
Brother has just been discovered
At a meeting Of the City Councils last night,
to take into con sideration the case Of Lamothe,
the chief Of police, especially his action In
restoring the money taken from the ST. Albans
banks to the raiders.
discussion between the French aud English
mbers In regard to the subject.
A resolution was finally passed censuring
the chief, and accepting his resignah on.
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VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRE8.

Has resumed his business. and will, as ssuxl, at
.snd promptly to orders left for him at the follow
Dempsey & O'TsoIe. ensravers, 326 Penrsyiva-
MIA avenue. between 9th and 10Th sta.
2 G. Rsichen bach's Piano Warerooms. 49e Hth
street, near Pennsylvania ave.
James O. Mcclure Co, suctionsers, corner OF
Penns, lyania Avenue and 10th ct. .
v BECKER was cunnected during the last ten
years with the piano estsbl ishmento OF MIR. John r
Ellis and known as tuner for Chicksring sons.
The following persons have kindly given heir
names az references :--Sistsrs of the AcadeT OF
the Vistation of Georgetown: Profs; J. Caal-
field, BENZ. Reiss. F. r. Kley, Miss Juliana May.
de T-lm*
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Arrival Of the Costa Rica from AspinwalI.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Costa Rica
from Aspinwall on the Goth ult., has arrived
here, brin cling 81, $50, Goo in treasure.
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Organization Of the Ohio LIE,

Organization Of the Ohio Legislature.
CINCINNATI, ONO, jan 4.-The Ohio Legis-
Iature organized yesterday.
John Jonstop, Of Summit county, was elected
Speaker OF the House.
The Governors message is quite lengthy,
and is almost entirely devoted to State matters.
He represents the finances OF the State as in a
sound condition.
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THOR RHNT-Two ROOMS, on second aoor sun
Z Able for four gentls.aea. and enc on graz n9'E
Inquire 1t .431 9Th stsaat, betweee An, s
streets. west side, W.
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TELEGRf PHO NEWS.
Thoma Starti.. a q Grand March-He is
to opeE New Base.

CINcfNNATI, ONO, jan. 4.-The CONNER
calls Columbia, Tenn, correspondent init
mates that news from Thomas army, hereafter
will be resumed from another direction.
Marching orders are being issued, and the
whole army Is in motion.
All the sick and wounded have been sent to
Nashy Vile
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Washington, December 81, 1854.

n co PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
-. L. MORRISON AND JOHN W.. SHAW hav.
style of Morrison. Shaw & Co, viii continue this
EL0UK end GENERAL COMMISSION BUsI-
and hope by strict attention to business to merit
extended to the late firm
January 9, 1855 ian 4St
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RELIEVED FROM DUTy.-The detectiva hr,,
ness being unusually dull, Col. Baker has ra-
lieveo from further service eight of his mar
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Gold Up to 23I.
NEW YORK, Jan. i.-Gold, after call, was
sold up to 23l.
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CLARIFIED CIDERl

y CLAKIfIEU CKUBN
Just received per steamer Norfolk lot OF supe'
rior CLARIFIED CIDER from Troy. New fork.
Also, on hand constantly. large stock OF prime
Massachusetts, Cider. All Of which offer IN ausn.
titles to suit purchasers at the leTssl inarkes
prices. RILEY A. SifiNe,
Union Bottlins Depst 81 Green street..
de % lmH GeorgetoNn, ID. "
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THR ANNOUNCEMENT of second rrmn,..t,
reception by the pupils at Brady's pnna,ae
gymnasium, ito come OF to morrow nfSst ,
creating general interest in the commnnt,v Is Is
is to be followed by q hop this time ~
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I1OR RRNf-A large and commodous four st S,s
+ brick HOUSE, With carriage house ana s'a M.
mediate possession. Apply to }. WHEELsk "a
finnal Hotel. u S-eoas
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NOTICE OF CoPARtNERSHIP

The undarsig ned have this day for mad Cop.rt.
nership under the firm Of Noouan Ward. for tbs
Gas fitting business at tia n55sthwsst corGar of7th
and 81 streets.
Az w.. sppertainipg to the above business m
TO oni care wil be faithfully executed Ia
prSS"'A' and ofA~@nn TIN. v. NOeNAN.
JN0. T. WARD. 40.
Washiu atou. Janu.yx Ias6 IT.
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TESTIMONIAL FROM THE MOST DISrIN
L QClaHED Artists TO SrEIN-u

TEsTIMONIAL FROM THE MOST DISrIN-
L GUlaHED ARTISTS TO SrEIN--~
WAY SONS.-The Pianofortes, grand ,fY
square sps upright; manufactured by ~
themselves 80 world wide q reputation that it is
fame w
Having Thoroughly tested and tried these instru
ment. personally for years, both in public and
private, it becomes our pleasant duty to express
our candid opinion regarding their unquestiened
superb irity over any other Piano known t. U.S.
among the chief points OF their uniform excel
Greatest possible depth, richness and volume Of
and perfect evenness throu ghout the entire SCALE
and above all. a surprising duration Of sound !,
the pure and sympathetic quality Of which never
changes under the most delicate or powerful
touch.
This popularity is found exclusively in the
"Steinwsy" Piano. and together with the match
less precision, elasticity and promptness Of action
always cearacterizing these instruH ents. as we'll
a. their unequaled durability under the severest
trlss is truly surprising and clsioas at once the
The "Steinway" Pianos in all respects by far
the best instruments made in this country
or Europe: use them solely and exclusively
ourselves in public or private. and recon-
public.
We have at different times expressed our opin-
ion regarding The Pianos of various makers but
frsely and un6ne9ltatingly pronounce
grand and square, incomparably superior to
them all.
s. W.. MILLS. JOHN N PATrIsoN
RoBERr HELLER, GEO. w. MORGAN
ROBERT GoLDBECK, ALFRED H. PBAsE
WILLIAM MASON, MAX MAREfZsK,
T. l.. RITTER, CARL BERGMAN,
THRo. EIsFELD, THO. THOMAS,
H. G. TIMA. G. WOLFSoHa,
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~THIRD WARD. ATTENTION!
LOOK OUT FOR THE DRAFT

T,OOTH-ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY THE
external application Of DR. SIGES-
MONDS EsSENCE or PALMETTO. It3z
acts at once upon the nerves connected ~1o
with the teeth aching and relieves insta utly. By
served by filing and building up with Hr- 8.
Whites Metal Filling. cheoplastic Bone Teeth
ana al var at Pa {ap Iupk
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USHER AT THE PRESIDENTS HoUsR
+. Pendel, late OF the Metropoltsn DIS,
force, has been appointed usher ct ths prss,
dism ed. AZ
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USE UP THE HOOP SKIRTs.-A correspondent
OF the american Aoricuiturdfist says:-"Tell
your readers to throw ladies' old no DDS into
the fire, and when taken ont they will be found
perfectly arnealed, and will stay twisted in
any form, and be extremely useful as a subsu.
tutc for wire in a thousand and one instances"
FRAY use up the old hoops in some such way,
tney are nuisance il thrown out with rub
tish
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ATIOkAL BANK OF COMMARCJ
OF GEORGETOWN.

This Bank. organized un: er the National Bank
ing Law OF the last Congress, Is now open for the
transaction of business at their Office on Bird &c st.
G. z. RITTENHoUsE. Presid emit.
SAMUEL FOWLER. Cashier. jan 3-21
VI of the most cslebrate female vocalists, from
the esriest days of the opera to the present time.
Arctic Res, arches and Life among the Esqui-
maux IN the years 1860. 1861 and 1862 By Charles
Francis Hall with maps and 100 illn STATIONS.
de- FRANCK TAYLOR
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N WASHINGTON, December 81, 1854.
l He co. PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between John r. Murray, John II semmes and
William H. B.awner. under the firm of John
Semmss & o., is this day dissolved by mutual
coneent. John .. semmes and William Fl. Draw
Mt alone rized to settle the business of
said firm, JOHN r. MURRAY,
JOHN II. SEMMES.
WILLIAM II BRAWNER.
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wv GOD AND LUMBER FOR sALA.

so Cords of the est Oak Wood ladnsd in this
city this season, which will be sold at barg ,in
Also. cargo Of Lumber, consisting OF Spruce
Quls and che sp prime boards and So $50 Shipgl g.
The lumber will be sold Ia small lots or at whole.
sale. T. T. FOWLER
Ja4-3ts Tenth street Wharf
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WASHINGTON, January 2. 1885
Il HE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Whole.
sale and Retail GROCERY BUSINESS, under the
No. 523 9Th street. corner Louisiana svonue, and
hope. BY strict attention to business, to merit q
continuarce Of the liberal patronage heretofore
JOHN 81. SEMMES,
ian S-SS WILLIAM IRA WNEp
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ED saOEMAK Err Secretary. Ne Is
EN YEA RS CA L L .
NEWMANjs CHEAP STORM

b. NEW MANS CHEAP bTUKE,
who CONSTANT SUPPLE his patrons with what they
want ct the lowest prices. All goods marked in
plain figures. Best Balmorsls Ss5n, worth - New
hest brown Cotton, over yard vide, 81 cts; al!
New York Mills cheap; New York City Mills. $50.
Double 1l!iptic Hoop Skirts. 81 50; Shawls: Blsn
So, $40 sl2 SIS; Woollen Table Cleth. 81 5oas3 5O
Linen cheap; Toweling very cheap; Notions at old
Hooks and Eyes. So; Children Woollen stock
inss. Zoe Ladies' Liner Handkerchief. l5c.; Black
Kid Gloves emily 81 Large assortment of Trim
ming. Ball Button, Bugle Trimming, Embroider-
les, Gloves and Hosiery at Nav York prices. Re.
member 443 9TH street, three doors frem G ST
Red Pest Red Post Jan S-5tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-04

SAVED FROM PERIsHInG.-About + O'Clock
yesterday morning, officer Straub, OF the
Fourth ward, was notified that there was a
officer went to the canal, and succeeded in get.
ting the man out and carried him to the Sta.
ton where he was properly cared for. He
gave his name as John McMaina, OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-04

TIE MONEY LOST BY PARDON weRsv,
Last night the military authorities rero..
the balance OF the Government money fss naI
In ALL los at the faro table in PsrLsr ss,oo9
gambling saloon. by Pardon Worselv, Tns
gamblers have also given up the watch, chains
and rings lost by Worsely in GAMBLING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-04

A USEFUL ARTIcLE-Messrs. O, w Ro,.,.
tween 9th and 10th stree e, have for sst, o..
article for hall use. it being a light hn, nlc'
standai rack for cloaks, hats, &c, and ,.;,S .,
1t is very han dy. Combining with thssa Una n,.
tues eheapnes >, 1t IL destined to be popSi..