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TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The regular
meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public
Schools was held last evening At their room in
the City Hall; Mr.. Miller, in the absence of
DIR. Walsh on account of Illness being in the
chair, and the Secretary, Mr.. II. F. Boiseau, at
his post
A communication was received from the
Board OF Education of Detroit, Michigan, in
closing school statistics. Also, a number Of
pamphlets, including the report of the Guar
dams OF the HeOrgetOwn Schools.
communication was received from Messrs.
Baking II Co, of Baltimore, proposing to fur
nlsh the teachers and scholars of the schools
with gold pens at a very low rate, warTanting
them for one year. Mr. salisbury, one OF the
firm, was present and made statement as 10
the proposition, and the subject was referred
10 the special committee on writing.
MI Brown, from the committee on vocal
music, reported the resolution requiring the
teachers Of primary schools to teach their
pupils hereafter in vocal music: and il was
adopted, and referred 10 the committee on
rules 20 be Incorporated in the rules.
The reports OF teachers having been called
for, the secretary stated that n number of them
had been received so late, and others We're so
imperfect, that il was impossible for him to
make them up: and after some conversation.
Mr.. Rhees offered a resolution that hereafter
all monthly reports of teachers in the First
District shall be sent TO Mr.. Wilson. the Sec
Ond 10 Mr.. Rhees, the Third to Mr.. Clark and
the Fourth to Mr.. Murtagh, and the treasurer
shall pay no bills for salaries without the ap-
prOyal of said trustees, who shall first be salts
fled of the correctness of the report; adopted.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution requesting
the Mayor to ask the Councils for authority to
organize one additional primary school in the
first school district; adopted.
Mr.. Tustin. from the committee on the annu-
al report, reported that the documents had been
transmitted by the Mayor TO the Councils, and
a bill to pay for printing the same had passed
the Aldermen but had been referred in the
Council. The report was ready to be placed
IN the printers hands as soon the bill -
passed and ne had already received several
bids for printing IL.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution directing the
committee on rules and regulations, hereafter,
70 attend to insurlng the school property.
Adjourned.
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by WILLIAM SMITH 4 CO., Auctioneers.

Rf WILLIAM SMITH K CO., Auctioneers.
GREAT FUR SALE OF THE HUDSON Ray
COMPANY.
BY iced of trust will sell on THURSD AZ, the
llth day OF January next at the store 40 Pennsyl
yana avenue. Eetween Az and 9Th streets, the lar
gest stock of FJRS that has ever been offered in
this city at public sale consisting of Sable, Mink
Squirrel, River Mink, German aud other Fitch
Marten, Ermine, &c.
Sales commencing at 10 O'Clock in the morning
and 6p. m; continuing from day to day until the
whole stock is sold.
Parties having no furs will have a chance to get
them at their own prices.
VIM. SMITH CO Aucts
Office, SOP STU street.
Stof for rent and Fixtures for saIe Ia o a.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BEKF CATTLE.

0Foe 0f COnmtSSary Of Subsistence,
(redgIcE1bUTg, Va, January 2, l85I
There Will be sold in Fredericksburg, Va, at
Public Auction. on THURSDAY, the nth day %
January, 1856, twelve head (more Or l0ssD Of prime
Beef Cattle.
The Cattle will be sold at so much per head.
Among these Cattle are several pairs 81 Working
oxen. They can be seen at any time previous 20
the SALE at the yard in the rear OF the COmmissary
Department. at Citizens Hall" They in
tie, Mt for any market.
There will be sold at the same time. about eight
thousand pounds of Ground Hard Bread, put n . in
barrels Of 40 TO us pounds each, in good condition
Terms Of sale Cash, in Government funds, upon
delivery.
By order Of Brevet Majer Thomas G. Sullivan,
@, s., L. :. A, in charge of Department Of Yir-
ginia and North Carolina
FRED. SHAW, Captain and q. S. V.
Ja45t Chief c. s., District Of N. X. Va.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuCtiODeers.
| CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN n AND q

RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN Y AND
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed in a certain cause
al are defendants, No SO, Equity Docket Z shall
se on I.Ht s u, nS January u S5S at seloea
numbered three hundred aud twenty, $40, and
fs @ s ibeRe. s from tb po'Se tSSi
corner Of said Lot numbered six, co. and running
twelve feet 2l six inches gs thence west seventy
five feet, (75D thence north twelve feet 2 six t6l
inches to the place 81 beginning; improved BY
Terms of tale: One third cash; the remainder in
with interest to be secured BY the bond Of the puP
chaser, with surety or sureties TO be approved by
the whole Of the purchase money in cash or any
part thereof, not less than one third.
chaser. RoBERf BESIL' fr ras per-
Ja5-d6ds JAS. g. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
RF WIN. L. WALL a CO., AuctiOneers
SMALL NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE, AND
On Tau r. hFTkkRNeoEE Janr.qy rth
at el1ck, We VIII sell IN front Of the premises
street, between new and old bridge, and improved
by 3 nearly new two story frame house.
COMPROMISING and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
Ja6-d VIM. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auot19neers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON OHIO AVENUE, NEAR lSh
on THURSDAY next, January II, at 4 clock p.
m, On the premises we shall sell at public sale, 10
the highest bidder. a valuable three story Brick
House, with large back building. situated on Ohio
avenue between Thirteen and 2 half ami ISsr-
paTlor, dining room, sitting room, kitchen and
eight chambers with gas throughout, and has been
newly papered. Title perfect.
Terms one half cash, and the residue IN two
terest secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
Possession given immedi stely ~, ... -. A.
All conveysncing and stamps at the cost OF the
The house can be seen at any time by applying at
Two huDdreS dsliars down will be required at the
time q sale or E 1sfsS S " iIITessssly hal
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioBeers
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE sALEoEAFoUR
STREET, BETWEEN ID AND STREETS,
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, a, O'Clock . m.,we
shsi ell IN ireas Of the premises parts Lots 2
as the q EI.nd max
Possession siyen In thirty days, -,
cured BY deed OF trust on the premises.
Al convey ancing and revenue stamps 81 me cost
One kundred dollar, down when the property IL
jas GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
RY W. L. WALL CO., AuctiOneers.
We will sell. on the premisss on MONDAY. Jan.
Davidson subdivision ffOstins Is feet on { street,
running back u feet to Sfoot alley WIN = SIX
FTsm sl House Sn 'e eSnssns Also ss
| Blics House frortips the .lley.
u. snd lsih and offers good chance for invest
Terms: One half cash; bsIsnce in elk and twelve
month"; hearing interest secured by aided OF trust
jas WI WALL q CO., Auets,
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The BAKER CAsE.-The case of General L.
&. Baker, charged with false Imprisonment
and robbery Of Mr.. and Mrs Cobb, was this
morning set fOrlW ednesday, January 2ith, on
account OF one of his counsel (Mr Riddle
being engaged in the Circuit Court, and the
absence of Judge Fisher.
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A U ION SA L


OF
DRY GOODS.
We shall commence to sell at Public Auction,
on MONDAY NEXT, January Is, at 0 o'clock,
the entire Stock Of DRY GOODS now in our Store
375 Seventh street. third door above 1 street, and
shall sell from day to day until the entire Stock is
sold. Being determined to make great change
in our Business, we take this mode of
SELLING OFF.
The Stock consists OF
DOMEsTICS Of every description,
DRESS GOODS in great variety,
GLOVES,
BALMoRALs and HOOP SKIRTS,
And a great many other Goods too numerous to
mention.
We will also sell at private sale Dry Goods much
below cost, to save auctionser's commissions.
LANsBURGH BRO,
375 Seventh street, third door above L,
and Sis Seventh street, third door above d.
ia92w GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
lust RECEIVED
y 100 pieces Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Oar
Walnut Parlor Furniture
Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands.
Walnut and Painted Wardrobes. and a complete
assortment Of all other kinds OF household furni
ture.
Persons in want Of Carpets and Furniture would
| do well to give call before purchasing else
where will sell at the very lowest prices for
cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
IA II u COrnar Saventh
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO., AuctiOneers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ELEGANT
FRENCH CHINAWARE,i JAPANESE TOI-
let AND TEAWARE, VASES, &C. &c
MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE.
On FRIDAY MORNING, January u, COM
mencing at l01s O'Clock. on the First Floor and in
front Of the Auction Rooms, shall sell an assert
ment of Housekeeping Articles, naming in part
One fine Rosewood Mirror front Wardrobe, fni shed
inside with satinwo0d
Mahogany French Bedsteads
Marble-tOp Bureaus and Washstands
Number of Feather Beds, BOlsters, and Pillows
Hair Mattresses, Bedding. &c &c.
Brussels, Ingram, and Three ply Carpets
Two sets fine Decorated French China Dinner Ser
vice
One set fine Decorated French Green and Geld
Dessert Service
Number of japanese Stop Jars. Toilet and Fancy
Vases, Tea Cups and Saucers, Fruit Plates
and Dishes, and other Crockeryware
Large lot of other articles in this line not enume
rated, among which are a number of Copper
Cooking Utensils, Stove Furniture, &C.
Terms cash. j. G. MCGUIRE Il Co.
ia 10 Auctioneers
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EARM FOR SALE,
NEAR BELTSvILLE,

N
NEAR BELTSvILLE,
ON THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF TIN
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The undersigned. attorney fer the owner, will
sell at public safe, on the premises, on
THU RSDAH, THE lITH DAY OF JANUARY,
I-66.
at u O'Clock m Farm, containing about
100 ACRES OF LAND.
This land is situated in a neighborhood unsur-
passed for health the soil is Of good quality the
place well altered, with great abundance Of wood
The improvements consist Of q very ordinary
Frame House, with one or two small Out houses
and young Orchard Of 800 Peach Trees with other
Fruit Trees on the place.
From 20 TO so acres is arabic land; the balance fs
in wood-Pine, Oak and Chestnut. Tire wood will
cut from goo TO 800 cords, leaving abundance
ofwoOd and rail stun for the support Of the place
The location Of this farm, being only 4. miles
from the turnpike and 2 miles from the railroad
and accessible TO Washington and Baltimore by
both railroad and turnpike renders IL particularly
desirable TO any person desiring a permanent home
wishing 10 speculate in real estate-the wood
alone, after deductns Expense OF cutting aud haul
ing, being worth as much or more than is asked for
the place. Title perfect. Mr.. john & Harrison,
living near by, will show the property. For price,
terms of sale, &c, apply to Thos II. Evans, Esq,
No. 30 Light ST., Baltimore, or to the subscriber
ja6-f. Upper Marlboro, Maryiand.
NOTICE-By virtue OF an order of distrains and
60 me directed, shall expose 10 public sale for
street and PeuIsy lyauia avenue. on THURSDAY
next at go clock the following property, ~
] large Ambulance Wagon
Seized and taken as the property Of y. %. NELL,
TO satisfy ground rent due in arrears 70 Lewis VII
jaSt- JOHN DEwDNEY. Bailin.
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ID No. 22s 9TH street west, bet. M and n north.
Having rebuilt our auction rooms. destroyed BY
the late fire. we shall commence our regular auction
to sell every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morniDss at 10 SSISfk alaTge assortment of goods,
New and Second hand Furniture
Blankets, Quilts. Sheets
Beulsters and Pillows
New and Second. hand Clothing
Boots, Shoes and Brogsns
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Broems, Buckets and Fancy Goods
Together vi 18th many other goods which We deem
unnecessary to enumerste.
Auction sales every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday nights, commencing at I O'Clock. Cash sd-
vances made on consgnments.
Ont door sales in the city or country attended to
Large collection Of goods At private sale:
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS At
CHEF Qrdrtsrmdaer's OSes, Dspet Of Washtsston,l
VIII, WaShtnstor, ID. c, January 9. 1906; :
under the Gifeetion Of BTevet lieutenant Colonel
&C. Lee. A q N: at Alexandria. Va, on MON
=; m the following described Government Build
II WGssisa45ss sssn E2RrH END
eng ss5t g. stsble les each Ia B, = By 30 feet
One 0l Shed, IL By So feet,
One % AImoty, is By g feet.
One (ll Dat house, by Il feet.
Tive 60 Out houses each Il by lsfeet
1le0 feet of Board Fence.
WAGON TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, 4.
CORNER FAIRFAX AND PRINCESS sTS.
Ore lD Office. l4x28 feet
One % Shed, IA by 6s feet
S. W, CORNER T s44RErTs. AND PRINCESS
'~ sL Lot 3, AND HAMPSHIRE DEPOT.
Grain Sheds. ISL by Isl feet.
AMERJCAN COAL COMPAEYs WHARF
One n . Hay Shed rs by l5e feet.
The buildings will be said singly, IN the order
named. and must be removed within fifteen DAYS
frc m ate OF sale
Terms: Cash in Gey eminent funds.
ID. III. RUCKER,
DreVet AaHsr Cen. and Ohief Quartermastsr,
Jaw Depot Of Washington.
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by c. W. BOTELER, JR., Auctioueer

*
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE SILK DRESSES,
ELEGANT SHAWLS TABLE LINEN. COATS,
PANTS, SILNER WARE, &C, FROM THE
DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
On TUESDAY MORNING, January Is, at II
O'Clock, shall sell, at my Auction Room, No. $40
street. between 10th and 18th streets, large col
lection of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Ap-
parel, Table and Bed Linen, Silver Ware, &c q,
received at the Dead Letter Once, embracing in
part as follows, viz:
100 Silk and other Dresses, embracing every de-
scriptOn Of shade and color, most of which are of
Superior quality; a large number of Camels Hair,
Canton Grape, merino, and ether Shawls; Collars,
Cloth and Silk Capes, Undersleeves, Wells, Stock
ipgs: Glsyes, Velvet and Silk Circulars, Handker-
chiefs, Scarfs, Silk Fringe, Parasols Cloth Cloaks
Tides. Remnants of silk, SILK, Joses. Edging,
silk Gloves, Merino Yarn, Patchwork Quilts,
Tsble-cloths, Napkins, Sheets, Table covers, a
large assortment of fine Cloth Coats and Pants,
Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver Goblets &c, with
an endless variety of miscellaneous goods not Heces.
sary to partcnlarize, rendering il especially at
tractive to Ladies.
This sale will be continued daily until the whole
stock is disposed of
Terms cash.
ia SGT G. W.BOTELER, JR,, Auct
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Rf WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., A1ctiOneers

SMALL NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION
On THu RSDAY AFTERNOON, january nth,
at O'Clock, We will sell, in front Of the premises
part Of Dots Mes. and 3, fronting - feet on 25th
street, between new and old bridge, and improved
by nearly new two story frame house.
Terms at sale.
Conyeyancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
ia cd VIM. l. WALL & Co Aucts.
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Try GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aactioneers,

ADMINIsTRATOR'ssA LRBYoRDERo FTBE
HONORABLE ORPHANS COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
On SATURDAY, the 18th instant at Il m, we
shall SELL at the residence Of the late John II Cool
TICK, deceased, In UniOntown, near the Navy Yard
Bridge, his personal effects. listing part Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, &C.
Terms cash
HENRY y. YOUNG. Administrator.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENrs TONIGHT.

GRovERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. immense au-
1lence greeted Maggie Mitchell last evening.
Io-nlght the charming play of "Fanchon" will
oe repeated, with all the favorites of the regu-
.ar company in prominent characters, and
MISS Augusta in a new dance.
CANTERBURY-To-nigh "The Fenian's
Oath, or the Idiot of Killarney" and ahuge bill
OF ballet, songs, burlPsque, pantomine, and
other performances. Matinee Saturday after
noon.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-PriZe Masquerade
Ball Of Harmony Circle, at which a number
of prizes, now on exhibition at Dewolrs lew
elry store, will be distributed.
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RY W. L. WALL q co, AuctiOnecr..

EXECUTORS SALE OF FURNITURE Ac
BY yITtse Of an order of the honorable ()rphna.'
Court. January 1856, shall sell At public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January
ensuing, at 10 o clock, az the House now accupiea
by Mrs. Thompson, on J. street south. No an
near Navy Yard the Furniture and Effects OF EIizs
sbeth Herbert, deceased.
Terms cash.
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jas GGs G, WESLEY EfG BhoTfELER,S Executors.


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY CORDS or
WOOD AT AUCTION
On THU RsDAl, January II, at I o o'clock D. r, .
VIII cell on the canal, between Green and Mont
gOmery streets. and near Rock Creek
lc0 cords Of Wood.
Terms cash
Sale positive.
THOMAS BOWLING,
JasT llntelhgencer AuCtiOneer,
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ONCE, JO2 9th street.
StOf for rent and Fixtures for sale ia
RY ". b. LEWlS & co, Auctioneers
- No. 3O5 Pennsylvania avenue
ELEGANT FURNITUKE, CARPETs. BED

ELEGANT FERNITUKE,. CARPETS, BED
DING, &c, AT AUCTION
At dwelling No 532 18th street, near ID At, on
FRIDAY next, January 18th, at 10 O'Clock, we
shall sell all the Furniture as
Fine Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Parlor Set, ten pieces, In green and gold
Marble top Tables, Lace Curtsin Lsmbrokins, &c
Elegant Carved Walnut full Chamber Sets, with
Mardrobes, Msrble-tops, Spring Mattresses
Toilet Sets, &c.
Also, Oak Dining room Chairs, Extension Ia
bles Oil Paintings, &C.
Also, Painted Chamber Sets, Mattresses, Bed
ding &c. Oil Cloths, Mating, Stoves and Cooking
Stove, Refrigerator and Kitchen Furniture
Also. Five cases Champagne
ja9-St W. b. LEWIS & CO, Aucts
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FIRE.-This morning fire was discovered in
the office at the southwest corner of 9th and
streets, caused by heat OF a stove pipe. The
alarm was given from box %, a. S:}5 o'clock
and was promptly responded to by the fire de-
partment, the apparatus was soon on the
ground, but the fire was extinguisnei withC ut
much damage before they arrived.
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RY PLANT 4 CO., Auctioneers.

SPLENDID -FOUR ROUND CORNER ROSE
WOOD PIANO, ~ OCTAVES, GROVER a
BAKER SEWING MACHINES. SOLID WAL
NUT AND OTHER FURNITURE, AT AUC-
On FRIDAY MORNING, January 18th, at 10
O'Clock, We shall sell, at No 25- street bet yeeu
1871 and 18th the Furniture and Effects of a family
declining hOusek. eping, com prising-
Splendid Rosewood Piano and Stool
Grover Baker Sewing Machine
Solid Walnut Chamber and Parlor Furniture
Extension and other Tables
Mahogany and other Bureaus
Seven Chamber Stoves
New Cook Stove and Fixtures
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts &c &c
Table Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, &c, &c.
Seven Carpets, OIL Cloths and Rugs
With other goods, too numerous to mention,
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
PLANT & CO., Auctioneers
IA 8-4tf $50 ID street, bet. 9th and 10th,
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A NEAT BRICK HOUSE, with five rooms and
~ cellar. Also, two ROOMS, for a sin gle couple,
at the corner of 9Th street east and street south
one square north of Penn. avenue. Pump at the
door.
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"AHTKD-By gentleman and WIFE, from the
w 10th of February next, ROOM with Board
in private family, with use of parlor and piano
Address MAX, Box 2s1 City Post Office, stating
locality. terms &c ia 4-J5t
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WANTED-A SERVANT GIRL. Must be a
w good cook, and not afraid to wsrk rs such
one good home will be given. None need apply
unless highly recommended. Apply at 36S
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WANTED-By a respectable woman, a SITUA-
w TON as cook, and who is good washer and
irener. Private family preferred. References given
if REQUIRED. Please address a note to Box No. Z,
Star eftCe. in
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WAETED-Ladie to call on Mrs. ROACH, No
w $50 Sd street, between 7 and streets north,
Fashionable Dress and Cloak Maker of ten years
experience. All kinds of sewing and machine
stitching neatly and promptly executed. Terms
Also, young ladies taught the art of cutting by
measure, ia Q-It
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PROTRACTED MEETING.-For the past two
weeks very successful proIractPd meeting
has been in progress at the Wesley Chapel
Mission, corner of 9th and streets, under the
auspices of the young men of the Chapel-the
services being conducted by local ministers of
the District. Quite large number have already
made profession of religion, and nightly UNI
beTs are at the altar, last night the number
being ~
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EOR RENT-A very convent. MT small BRICK
HOUSE, containing three rooms and cellar
near Capitol and Depot, "a LIST street east, bet.
G and ID north. Rent 8 Is per month, in advance.
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WANTED-By young man, of steady habits
W ablTUAT10N as clerk in store Grocery
preferred; understanding that business. Address
W M, star once. asst
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EOR SALE-Sx cords of seasoned HARD
Il WOOD: cut, split. and piled under shelter last
spring. Will sell at a bargain. Call at Mr.. La
ZENBY'S Creckery Store, on Bridge street,
Georgetown. ja9-3tr
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" CARD.
w IsHlEG our Friends and Patrons Happy
New Year, we tender our sincere thanks to all who
have so kindly patti oniZed during the past year
IN onr business. And we promise for the future to
give our whole attention TO business
GREEN WILLIAMS,
House Furnishing Auction and
Commission Merchants, corner 7th and
jan a-lM streets, No. 500.
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ny c. W. BoTELER, ia, Auctioneer.

Der GOODS, &c, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, January Ilth com.
menclng at u O'Clock, shall sell, At the store late
ly occupied by Allen, Clspp Co, who have ae-
cined business, No $50 ID between 10Th AMI 18th
streets large CoileSton Of Trunks vaIises India
Rubber Goods, &c consisting in part Of
$50 Trunks, 90 Nslises, Satchels. Blankets Sol
der Goats. Buffalo Robes, Cigars Umbrellas
Fancy Baskets. Gloves. socks, Pipes, Gents Col
lars, lneia Rubber Goods Backing Combs
Brushes, Packet Books, &c, &C, together with a
great variety Of Fancy Articles too numerous %
mention Terms cash.
jas d&os G. W BOTEIERJp aprt
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WANTED-In a pleasant family, nicely fur
w nished ROOM, with gas and fHel. and board
for lady and daughter, on reasonable terms. Re
ferences exchanged Address Mrs. v. III, ID, ISL
18th street west i853ts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON STREET SOUTH. BETWEFS
THIRD ANDFOUR AND-A HALF STREETS,
On MONDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock D. n. ,
In trent Of the premises shall sell west part OF
Lot 8 in Square 53I having feet front by ms feet
deep to an alley, with the improvements
Terms: One half cash; balance in three aud
SIX months, secured by deed OF trust on the
premises.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
$50 down when sold
ia eOSds GREEN S WILLIAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-10

WANTED-By a lady, thoroughly qualified, a
w SITUATION as heusekeeper, seamstress, or
companion to a lady. Kind treatment will be more
valued than high rate of cOmpens alton. Inluire
Of or address q. W. S0NNENSOHNIDT, No. 499
10th street. ja56tt