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RYJ. G. rcGUIRE CO., AuctiOnesrs.

CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT T.RIu
ORNAMENTS. FINE GLASSWARE, JAPAN
ESE WARE. GILT AND BRONZE MAETEL
CLOCKS. SATIN DAMASK CURTAINS, Ia
BILE AND BED LINEN, &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, December 18th. at m
O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell by
catalogue, collection Of very superior Table Or
naments. Glassware, &C &c, com rising-
Elegant Fine Gilt and Crystal Dessert Service
Cut and Engraved Decanters
Champagne, Wine, and Cordial Glasses
Gilt and Bronze Mantel Clocks
Japsnese Embroidered Screens
Punch Bowls, Toilet Sets, Vases
Elegant Satin Dsnssk Curtains
Elegant Satin Damask. Uncut
Lace Curtains, Cannpies #
PatagoDiap Fox Robes
Table and Bed Linen
Plated Ware, Toilet Sets, DC.
Also,
One very large French plated Mirror. with Gilt
Bracket and Slab.
CataIof uts now ready at the Auction Rooms.
Terms cash. JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO.,
de Ia Auctieneers.
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DIED.

SEITZ On the morning of the 18th inst, Mrs
ELIZA SElTZ, aged 81 years.
Her friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend her funeral from her late residence, 44S Pa.
avenue, en- Sunday at clock.
baltimore Correspondent copy.
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DOLLAR JKwELRY SToRE.-No. 43S Pa. ave-.
third door from N st.-1OO0 styles of Jewelry,
100 styles OF Plated Ware, Ladies Cabas, Ladies
Companions, for Christmas Presents, at Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43S Penna. ave-,
third door from ~ street.
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For AN IRRITATED THROAT, Cough or Geld
'sBroun's Bronchial Trochesr are offered with
the fullness confidence in their efficacy. They
have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the
good reputation they have justly acquired
as there are mutations, be TO obtain the gen.
III
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CITY TIE M g..

THE Book SALE at Meg uire & Co.'s auction
rooms will be continued this evening, where
a fine collection Of Photographs and Albums
WILDE offered.
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DRIGHfLYIs DIGEST OF LAWS OF THE
ID UNITED STATES, 1857 1855; Frost and Wire:
Natural Eng ass; Tool marks and Old Pc, 2 yols
no FRANCK TAYLOR,
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RAYSoR's MISsTRELs open at the Wash.
ington Theater on Monday night This troupe
troupe, and other eminent talent, and has been
performing in New York with great success.
They will remain in Washington but five
house in Philadelphia
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ACCIDENT Yesterday, about o'clock D. m =,
woman named Emma Proctor, residing on Sd
street, near Maryland avenue. accidently shot
herself while careiessly handling pistol. The
ball entered her leg II the knee, iniicting a
very painful wound. The pistol was taken
charge OF by the police. and a physician was
sent for 10 dress the wound.
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LAp1Es.-EveTy lady should 60 to Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, for Christmas Presents
No. ABS Pa. ave-, third door from Az ct.
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pY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
IMPROVED AND uNIhPReyBp PROPERTY

AND 1 iTH STREETS Wksr.
ON "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December g.
at So O'Clock, on the premises. we shall sell the
west half Of Lot and part Of Lot 4, Square go,
fronting feet street north, between 18th and
l4th streets west running back Ia feet to 50 feet
alley; and Immediately sfter the above, we shall
sell the Middle Honse Of the three known as the
nemenou Buildings, locsted on the same street e.
the Lot.
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with interest; deferred payments 70 be
secured on property. 80.
Convey ancing and stamps At purchaser d Expense.
de Il rH.I- j. @. MCGUIRE a. Co, Aucts.
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600 Mans hay, HxL In,
rive per schr A y. Rowland, and for ssis on e.
commodstne terms in lots 20 suit yorchssers, by
no t09 Wster Ut. Gsorgetevl
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STANDARDIZATION. Daniel y Dickinson was
serenaded last evening at Wizards by the
band of the Fourth Regular Artillery. An as
semblage of several hundred persons. among
whom was quite number of army officers
and large delegation of Congressman from
the State OF New York, greeted the venerable
speaker with hearty cheers he appeared on
the balcony. He commenced by saying, that
since the Star of Bethlehem, man kind had not
had greater cause for gratitude than the Ameri-
can people now have for the suspicious peace
that has been vouehsafed them. He referred
TO the trials, the suffering, the herolsm of the
citizen soldiers and 10 the death OF the late
President IN most eloquent and feeling terms,
and characterized President johnson as the man
of all others best adapted TO the present critical
emergency. He desired to see every question
settled upon constitutional principles and with
reference TO the new national era and the future
= happiness and permanent prosperity Of the
nation.
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lY WIN. SMITH & CO.. AuctiOnsers.

RY WM. SMITH CO.. Auctioneers.
PAwNBROKER'S SALE
We shall sell at our store Penna avenue be-
tween IA and 9th SIS, on MONDAY MORNING,
uecember IS, at 10 O'Clock, and in the event ns
the unredeemed property pledged at Pepper a
Bro p. 1875 street, consisting Of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Musical INSTRUMENTS.
Business, Frock and Oyercoats,
Ladies' Cioaks, Shawls and Dresses, 30, &c.
n. b. We invite the ladie. 10 the above sale, A
there will be great bargains in winter Cloaks
which new and the latest styles.
Sale every evening this week at O'Clock OF sta
pie and fancy goods. de IL ST.
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Ohhis. AAs t, anu fancy
Pins, Necklaces, Combs, Portemonies, Spoons.
&c, all for one dollar, 1t the New York Dollar
Store, No. 4s6 Penn. ave-. near 3D. street. which
also secures you free gift
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

CHEF Qxarternaster's Office, Depst Of washinstos,}
Washington, d. C., December II, 1855 Z
Will be sold, at public auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
cember 10, 1865. at 'cleck ,. m,
-FOUR FRAME BUILDINGS,
sted at the Rsiro I'D Park, about one half mile
north Of the Capitol, near the Government Fire
Engine House, as fellows:
One IL officers Quarters, S21f By 32IS feet
One ID Kitchen. Is by Is feet.
One I'D Bsrrsck, Is by IS feet.
One ID Guard house, 0ls by 2o5S feet: together
with about SO feet Of Fencing.
The Buildings will be sold singiy, and must be
removed within fifteen days from date OF sale
Terms cash, in Government funds.
px D. Il. RUoKER,
de list Depot Washington
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
A CHANCE FOR THE POOREST.
LOTS FOR SALE
ASY TER MS.
ANY ONE CAN BUY.
S25 IN HAND" AND s25 EVERY TWO
MONTHS TILL PAID FOR.
QUIT RENTING AND
-. BUY A LOT CHEAP.
-.H HALL, KILBOURN CO.,
de IA corner 7th and streets.
FOR RENT-BR!CK House No. 354 nth ST.,
BRPck aR Eos siEes ss n s59 po,
between 9th and 9Th sts., near Patent Office, with
sRICK HOUSE No. SIS ~ street, near Arsenal
FRAME HOUSE on Rhode Island aveuue, bet.
In Georgetown, BRICK HOUSE No. Is Potomac
Bf Is.F Of tass sns
streets. with rooms
y For terms: &C.; inquire Of JOS. =: KELLEY.
north street. - i : de IS 81 '
sSs sfb RsSas IS ass
and gas: At No. 500 18th street, between Penn.
E'VR sALE-Elegaat RESIDENCE in the First
A three-stoTS BRICK HOUSE on G street,
4 fbree..tOry BRICK HOUSE and two-story
back building on street, ga COO -
HOUSE on and 10Th sSFssts sa5 s Agsly to
no Al colin 10. Is InteIlisencsr building.
L'OR SALE-A FARM of 100 acres within ~
L miles OF washington, on the old Blsdensbure
Stables, Carriage House Servants Houses &c, ali
and timothy; several springs, and = ine stream
running through the Ii.ce: This Farm is we'll
low, ON terms TO suit purchasers and will either he
seld whole or divided. Apply to VIM. b. KIBBEY
ESQ, on G street, between AZ and Sd sts de 6-sts
i and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late
Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or
and
to-: g; mcguire CO. The house can Be seen
"A ROAD HOUSE RESTAURANT and BOARR-
ING HOUSE NOR b 7th street, opposite City Rail
mediate application be made. de 2-6t'
+ large and CONNECTIONS HOUSE, viii ali the
and fs al other Of rss Class aou:s
;,nsted cS1s5es; street 9sDSsi', 70 JSdoi
in ne Is sS W VIC ~ ' JOHN e. CARTER.
RIO LET-Two Of the largest STORE ROOMS in
ing scrtheast corner iith street and Pa sveuss re-
Gently occupied BY the late jas. Skirving . stove
Also, large BASEMENT, suitable for . first
class Restaurant, in rear OF said building, near
Washington Thester. Inquire Of NAGLE co.,
Wine Merchants. on premises ls-H
EQR SALE OR RENT.That splendid RESI-
Il DEECE Ct the corner Of New York Avenue and
18th street For particulars inquire at street
north, back Of Patent Once. Ut the hours OF ..
"a Aft JANIS T0wLEs. Property Aren't.
EoR RENT-A PARLOR and CHAMBER a.
JOHNNIE. and two 0hambers en- the q door. al
Congress or other gentlemen, 1t l9s i3tb st., bet
and NO. - 1yfh.Fa uou
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POLICE RAID on EIDDLER's Row-ThIs
morning Justice Morsel took up the cases OF
Frederick Groshart and Dennis Nolan who
were arrested yesterday for keeping disorderly
houses, by Officer Roth. The houses are loca-
ted on the south side of ID street, between 18th
and 13k. The evidence against them Is that
common prostitutes, thieves, and dIsorderIy
persons stay in and visit these houses day and
night. That fiddlers are performing in the bar
rooms at late hours, fights are of frequent &C.
currence there, and Officer Roth testified that
nearly every morning persons complain to him
that they have been robbed in those houses
court in $500, and enforced the strict rule re-
curing real estate ecurity. and the certificate
OF the Clerk OF the Court that there is no en-
cumbrance on the property offered. The par
ties are held at the station till their bondsmen
are accepted.
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he6-lstit
WAsHINGT0N MARKET;
No. Ala ii street, between Eth and 18th streets

kILLEE HAyENNER beg leave to call the
especial attention Of their friends members of Con
eress, and the public generally, TO their large and
vel selected stock Of Fresh and Salt Meat, Fresh
sna salt nsh, Ducks, Chickens, Boston Picked
6ork, fniade lphia Print and Boil Butter, Eggs,
Sheese, FAMILY and Extra Flour. Buckwheat, Corn
n nee. bonniny soda, Water, Sugar Crackers. Nov
Bsef Tongues, Smoked Beef. and Vegetables in
great abusa anee. They also call attention of fam
which they win sell either live OF dressed, a Dur,
ehasers may desire. Best Oysters 20 Der cent
have also made arraR gements to be Supplied win
Game OF sill kinds from the West which they sell on
ais street, between nth and 18th streets
.s:-All goods delivered free Of charge at any
point In the city. - " Dc LIN
II On 9Th street west, between N and o streets, AZ
10 per m.nth parable in advance. One possession
linn ediattly; the other on the l4th December 0ext
For fur.her information call at $50 street, bacS
Of Patent Once, ct I O'Clock p m.
no S-H y.TQWLk6, Property Agent, n
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FENIAN FUSD-The New York World rpub
fishes list Of receipts Of the Eenian fund. for
The month ending Oct. y, 1853, in which we
sept y, OffieRrs-per u. J. Downing final
call, $1,000. Sept. Do per ID. Callahan, dues,
$500. Oct 3, Sarsfield, per Il. O'Hara, dues
$3.50 Oct. z, Sarsfeld, per James Maher,
$4,000. Oct. :, Denis Callahan, final call,
sl2 so. Oct. %. J. Lackey, final call, S27I.OO.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,


~ streets furnishes or unfurnishsd, Ne sSe.
t'OR RENT-One Of the most desirable RESI-
%sssIs,si 1. S:s PEI, Is W. Si%isR
EOR kENT-Cnfurnishsd ROOMS, upon the
Inau,re at lii Pa. avenue, between 10Th and seth
kOR kENT-A Handsomely -furni,hed BED
ana avenue, bet Sd and a. SIS, opposite Oily Hall
Street cars pass the door. de ls-3t"
EOR RENT-A new BRICK HOUSE on street,
ing four rooms with gas. Inquire at tbs American
telegraph Office. 422 Penna. ay. de Is St
ENOR RENT-Four Unfnrnished ROOMS. three
.aS. for %.r%
streets. de l5-7ts
FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
= corner Of 10th street and Virginia avenue, CON
stf; o,%ss' corner iafS and B street.: north.
FOR RENT Or SALE CHHAP-One HOUSE on
L 18th street. Island, large enough for make COED
tM0NGEOT's Human Hair Store, corner Of ID and
R2pghE
water and gas In the house The rooms are suitable
eT S Sss5 in If
borhood; INQUIRE at 523 street, between 9th and
or ad4eGy. BS. s5s
TOR RENT-That desirable RESIDENCE sit
..H s1 TT Ss ssss
with excellent roads. The house is commodio /,
Sews Of and on
Also 3 fine flower and vegetable Garden, Stables,
furshsr inaErs Of join
J. BOGUE, cor. High and Bridge streets, George-
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TIE BOARD OF PoLICE-Yesterday after
noon, the Police Commissioners met in tnelr
rooms on 10th, near street. All the members
present.
The hoard transacted the ordinary business
with unanimity. The resignation OF Natnaniel
J. Watts, as patrolman Of the sixth precinct,
was accepted.
The following patrolmen were dismissed for
drunkenness Thomas burns, OF the sixth; L.
ID. Milstead, of the eightn' anu DaNlo Somers,
of the tenth precinct
The following appointments were made
VIM p Dunn. patrolman, vice James H
Wbitemore. ineligible; VIM. Leonard, do, vice
Watts resigned; Edward BlInch, do, vice
Burns dismissed, in the sixth precinct Ma
thanIsI Il. Ray, a patrolman, vice Somers dis
missed, IN the tenth precinct Geo. Thompson,
do, vice Milstead dismissed, in the eighth pre-
CinCt.
The Board unanimously adopted the follow
ing order:
ssOrdeTed, That hereafter no person shall be
appointed on the force who fails to produce
satisfactory evidence to the Board Of his hav.
ing abstained totally from the OF ardent
spirits as beverage for at least three months
prior 10 his application, and that indulgence in
any intoxicating liquor as a beverage shall be
considered Just cause for removal. Further,
that this order be one OF the standing rules of
the board
The Board altered the seventh section of the
general rules so TO make the visit of any
house OF ill-fame, or other disreputable place,
except in the discharge OF duty, whether in
uniform or not, Just cause for discharge from
service.
The Board also ordered that the entire force
shall assemble AT the City Hall, in Washington,
on Monday next, at 10 O'Clock a. m, to be
reviewed by the Commissioners and from
thence to proceed TO the Department of the
Interior, to be reviewed by the Secretary of the
Interior, if the weather is favorable.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Aact-; Georgetown.

RY TH0S. BOWLING, Asct-; Georgetown.
By virtue of an order of distrsin from Phillip T.
Berry against Robert Beckett for rent due. and in
arrears, and 10 me directed, have seized and lev
led upon one Frame Shanty with a large brick
chimney. and hereby give notice that will sell
the said property on MONDAY, the 18th OF Decem
ber l5Ss, at 10 O'Clock the premises corner
ef Montgomery street and the Canal, in George
town, ID. c., 10 the highest bidder for cash.
X. n. TRUNNELL. Bailif.
de last THOS BOWLING, huct.
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pYw. b. LEWIS CO, Auctioneers,
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue

pY W. b. LEWIS q &C., Auctioneers,
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue.
CLOTHING, &C, BY ORDER OF T. B. HART
MAN. OF BALTIMORE:
MONDAY NEXT, December le, at 10 o'clock At
our store. shall sell the best assortment OF fne
Goods, embracing
LADIES CLOTHING-Plain and FIGURED sir
Dresses. Velvet Dresses. Merino end Delaine and
other Dresses, Ladies' fine Goats. Cloaks, shavls,
OS MEN o SNp B 81 fcLorH,se-rin. Black
Prosk Costs. Beaver, Eliot .si other oy.re0.t,,
Pants, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
ALSO,
Lots OF FIRST rate Bedding, Blankets, Quilts, Mar
settles Spreads, Sheets, Comforts, &C.
Guns. Pistols, Musical Instruments.
Fine Gold wstches, Chains, &c.
wewould call particular attention 70 this sale, e.
all the Goods are of the best quality.
del4 IChropl W b LEWIS CO.. Aucts
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MORO SUFFRAGE MEETISG.-A meeting OF
the National Equal Suffrage Society took place
last evening at the Unitarian Church.
Gen. Banks stated that he thought the safety,
peace, and highest Interests of the country, as
well as the people, require the establishment
of the extended right of suffrage. He was in
favor of stripping the leaders IN the South of
the power heretofore held by them, and of in
Producing a new element of power, negro suf-
frage, which he thought would be an element
of strength and safety to the country, as well
as by immigration from the Northern States.
He argued that as a class they could be as
safely entrusted with the right of suffrage as
any other class, and closed by illustrating by
an anecdote the manner in which they had
been treated by the people OF the South. His
remarks were frequently interrupted by APP
plause.
Gen. Swift was called for, and addressed the
meeting in favor of the extended right of suf-
rage, and especially 40 the colored people of
this District, where Congress had the power to
grant it.
Gen. Fitzpatrick was not present as had been
announced, and il is understood that the an
nouneement was made without his consent.
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GRAND LAECENIEs.-G esterday, detectives
Kelly and Bigley arrested Elizabeth Lee, COL
Ored, for stealing dress pattern from Miss
Nellie Marshall. at Miss Martins boarding.
house, No. 62 Missouri avenue. The dress
pattern has not been recovered, but the pris-
Oner was sent 10 all for court by Superinten-
dent Richards The same officers arrested
Howard AllmCn. cOIored, for the larceny of a
hearing.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL AsYLuA-A COM
mittee appointed AT the last meeting of the cor
porators OF this national institution met last
evening 70 prepare amendments which il is
desirable should be made 10 its act Of incorpo-
ration, approved March 5, 1865. There were
present Governor SmyLh, of New Hampshire,
Senator Wilson, Benz. +. Butler, Esq, Major
General Meade. Surgeon General Barnes Vice
Admiral Farragut, and Rear Admiral Davis
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Governor Tod, of ONO.
the other members Of the committee, were I'M
aVoidahiy absent Several proposed amend
Infnts were discussed and agreed upon: among
them one substituting for one asylum several
IN dlnerent locations, one Of them especially for
sailors. Senator Wilson was empowered To
present the proposed amendments in Congress.
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NEW RAIsINs, GHEERAMIs; -
ALMONDS. PECANs, FILBERTS,
FRENCH WALNUTS. PEANUTS,
sHELBARS, CRANBERkIES
DRIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES,
just received and for sale by
EGAN q PERRIE,
dec 16tff Corner and 9th sts
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W. 10. W ALL a CU., huCtOueere.
ID Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
50 La. sy., between 9th and 10th st.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING. December Is, com
mencng at 10 O'Clock. at the Bazaar. will be sold
q large number Of Harness, Work and saddle
HORSES,
suited to harness ard saddle. full desert ption at
sale.
lot OF Mules, broke to harness, in good order.
Mich Cows.
large collection OF desirable new and second
hand Carriages. Buggies. Rocksways, Express
Wagons. and other vehicles.
anew Ambulances.
ness, &c.
ALSO.
fine Family Horse, RoCkavay and Harness.
2 New Family Carriages,
2 New Germantown Carriages.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard TO the
weather.
Carriages and Harness always ut private sale
del3 VIM l. WALL a CO. Aucn
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

Growers THHATER.-Benefit of Mrs. d. p.
Bowers, and last performance of the sensa-
tiona play of Lady Audley's Secret" Mrs.
Bowers as Lady Audley." Matinee tomorrow
afternoon at reduced rates of admission, and
performance Of The Drunkard, or the Fallen
Saved"
CANTERBURY. - Ballet, songs, burlesque,
pantomime, negro delineations, the drama Of
s'The Dumb Man of Manchester" and other
attractions. Matinee tomorrow afternoon.
SEATON HALL.-Panoramao of Ireland, show
ing beautiful scenery, with descriptions of the
country. Proceeds for the benefit Of the schools
of the Immaculate Conception Church.
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Thankful for the very liberal patronage extend
ed to me, ask q continuance Of the same to the
new firm, who hope to merritt il by keeping always
on hand complete assortment Of all kinds of Lum
Der at fair prices.
My books closed from this date, and all per-
sens indebted to pected to settle their &C.
counts on or before the LIST of January next
T. EDWARD CLARK,
Lumber Dealer, Virginia ave, between eth and
de l2I 10th SITS. east, near u. 8. Navy \ ard
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DlANOs-The celebrated Grand md SQUARE Pr
IL AMOS from the mandatory of Wm-
knabe Co Baltimore, are only for sale ~
and rent at No. AS 18th street, above Pa VI4II
avenue. .
de IL lptf F.C. REICHENBACH
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PERSONAL.

I've WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-The cow
advertised on Nov. Sth comi ing to my place
astray, will be sold at w. L. Wall Go. q Bazaar,
% Louisiana avenue Tuesday, 18th inst, at 10
O'Clock. unless the owner comes forward before
that time and pay charges.
de l5-5tH JAMES L. KING
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GRAND LARCENY-Yesterday Eliza How
ard and Emma Bernard were arrested by Ser
gent TAFT and OF Ger Sneed, for the larceny of
about $50 from Sebastin Bratre. The affair &C.
Cured on the 12th instant, in what the police
call Fiddler's Row, on ID street, between 18th
and l3k streets. The complainant is a cripple,
having but one leg, and was in that locality,
drunk, and sitting in a bar room, where he
fell asleep. The accused and another girl,
Lucy Stanwood, who Is too sick 10 be brought
out but Is in custody, took the money from his
pocket and divided il amongst themselves.
Justice MOrsell sent them to Jail for court.
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SkATESl!

The most beautiful and best assortment In the
city Just from factory for mile ladies' girls
and boys pleasure. and the most acceptable pres
ent which can be made for the coming holidays at
j. ID. EDMOND a Co,
de sim No. 81 3 7th street
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SALE BY CATALOGUE OF HANDSOMELY
BOUND BOOKS SUITABLE FOB HOLIDAY
PkEsEETs. ON The FIRST FLOOR OF
AUCTION ROOMS,
18th, az clock, and continuing several evenings
thereafter. The collection comprises-
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, TRAVELS,
NOVELS, POETRY. 80,
both English and American editions Being hand :
somely bound, suitable for Presents during the
coming Holidays. Terms cash.
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L. 5. SrRREME COURT, Thursday, Dec. IA
Jonas M. Tibbetts, Esq, of Ark, Edward M
Lee, Esq. of n. Y, p. Il. Stinson, ESQ, simon
TOwle, ESD. of ID. c., and Thomas X. Hudd,
Esq, of Wis, were admitted attorneys and
counsellors of this court
No - VIM. +. Havemyer, plaintiff, VS.. the
Board of Supervisors OF the County Of Iowa.
The argument of this cause was continued hy
Mr.. Ryan for defendant, and concluded by Mr..
Carpenter for the plaintiff.
No. IS. The Chenango Bridge Company,
plaintiffs in error, VS.. the Binghamton Bridge
Company. The argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Mygatt for the plaintiff in
error. Adjourned.