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DIE N.


CASTELL. On Jan. 9th, JANE FRANCIS
CASTELL, wife of Edward CastelI, daughter of
the late Benz. Bean, In the Add year of her age
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence corner 4th street east and street south at
9o'clock a. m, on Friday, Jan. 18th. Bier remains
commence at 10 O'Clock a. m. The friends and
quaintances are respectfully invited to attend IT.
CLAWsON. January 10th, at twenty minutes
after o clock p. M, SALLIE, daughter of John
and Mary Clawson, aged two years and thirty two
days.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
the funeral Fl ON the residence of Mr.. John King
on 9TH street north, between p aud Q streets, on
Friday, the 18th insst., at o clOck . m.
A few short months of life were given,
A Bud of Earth to bloom in Heaven.
ROCKET. On the 10TH after long and pain
and Catherine Rocket, aged two years and one
month.
The friends of the family are res pectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from his parents residence,
No. - AZ street, on to morrow, the 18th instant.
at 2 o'clock.
.BENNER. On the evening of the 10th instant
after short but painful illness, LOUISA BEN
NER, as ed "a years.
Her friends and acquaintance generally are re-
spectfully requested to attend her funeral on Fri
day afternoon, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, from
the residence OF her son-in law, Joseph Gawler
No. 1c2 Pa. ave-, between nth and 18TH ia ll-2t+
rMARTIN. In Washington, after a short Illness,
aged "a years. frederick papers please copy. 1 =
SoBALITY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, ST.
ALoYsIUs CHURCH The members of the above So
dsity are requested to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. MARY CRON1N, who died Thursday,
18th inst, aged %. The funeral will take place
from her late residence, III street h, between I'd
and New Jersey avenue, at half past three Friday
18th inst 1t"
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CITY ITEM e.,

"a WORD TO THE WIsRr-Those who in :
tend witnessing the first representation of the
great original Miltonian Tableaux, at Odd Fell
lows Hall tonight, and there are thousands
no doubt, should take the precaution to go ear
ly and thereby avoid as much as possible,s the
usual jam around the ticket office The ticker
once Will open night as early as 81 o'clock
TO accommodate those who wish to avoid the
crowd. We anticipate such rush to see this
wonderful exhibition, as was never before wit
messed in this city. Reserved seat tickets are
for sale at Ellis Music Store, SOC Pa. ave, un-
til Ga O'Clock p. m. every day.
TTFE ADVERTISEMENT by the Water Registrar,
addre ssed 10 property Holders" which will
be found IN the columns of our paper, deserves
from all whom it concerns, especial and very
prompt attention. On the 18th instant all prop
erty on the line of streets or avenues named in
mat ad advertisement, and on whichtthe first install
ment OF water-tax shall not have been paid,
Will be returned to the Collector of City Taxes
as delinquent, and by him will be advertised
and sold for the tax
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
successfully treated without pain, by DR.
White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th streets. For chilblains, frosted
tender and odorous feet, use Dr. Whites rem
edIes. They never fail. Price one d6lar per
bottle.
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MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON lectures to NOR
row night at the street Baptist church OF
''Woman's Work and Wages" and on Satur
day evening on "Flood Tides"
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COMBS. - Something new and beautiful il
White Pearl Combs, Jet and Gilt and Plail
Jet, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store. No. ABS Pa
ave-, third door from Ak street
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AUCTION SALES.
nv ssAsr Asctsos Sales, see rs.ra psse.I
RT GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Austiosesrs.

Rr GREEN q WILLIAMS, Austio.eer,.
FS sEs1 yAhp tEkE a. ETI5pTSG LOTS IL TIE
On I9EspAY, The 18th instant. .. 4 O'Clock D.
ssnd ssl.Te los Two q tSsss lot. ftsai
S"1in street nes. lsh street and two on
Terms 0se- half cash; the balance An six aud
twelve months, for notes bearing Interest, secured
AN convey sncing and revenue stamps ct the pur.
jail GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct..
GALE OF CONVENIENT BUILDINGs.
chef Qxa,termaae,'s oTo,, DepO, Of Washi.rtou.l
win be .sid :, pubic suction ON The pr 1sS
snd s, the direction Of B5syst Lisgt; Col, james
i. , lsss: the following described Government
SOUTH EMP AZ Fl IL A SoE9SR M BRIDGE va
One % Office, lOls by 22le feet.
One "a Bsrrsck, Is ~ 81 feet
One ii watch box 30 Shy Shy fleet.
NORTH END OF AQgEpUCT BRIDGE, AT
One % Barrack, L. By s. feet.
One q Quarters, g BY 50 feet.
One q Watch box, by 4feet.
removed within fifteen days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
II. n. n,
Breyet MAJOR Gen and Chief Qusrtermester,
Js list Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Chez Qnartsrmdsfer'S Office. Depot Of WashiHgtoH,l
Washington, b. O., January II, 1916. (
viii be sold at Public, Auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
y. u. =. Lee, A. q. M. on WEDNESDAY, Jan,
Il, 1856, at IL O'Clock the following described
Government buildings, situated at Alexandria
Va, viz:
South side Of Duke, between Union and Water
streets.
One % COmmissary Shed, az by Les feet.
West side of Union, between Duke and Wolf
streets.
OneCD Commisssry Shed. IS by rs feet.
East side of Water, between King and Cameron
streets
Two t2D Connssary StOrehouses, 20 by 2oS II. each
Southwest corner of Cameron and Union streets
One ID Commissary Storehouse, 90 by 100 feet
The buildings will be sold stngly, in the order
named, and must be removed within fifteen days
frem date of sale.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
p. II RUCKER,
Brevet MAJ Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
"a ll-1 Depot Of W Washington,
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MARRIED..

MCINTOSH-GARRETT On the 3Oth October
1865, at st. Psul's Rectory, Bsltimere, Md BY the
Rev. DR.: d: Mahan, DONALD MCINTOSH to
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If YOU WANT splendid sets Of Jewely cal
at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No 4sC
Penna avenue, near Sd street, in every variety
for one dollar and a free gift.
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GALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF
- GOVERNMENT WOOD.
Hs0dqRaJtsrS Department Of WGShiHStOH,
Office Of Chief QHdrieTmaStsr,
tCOTHsr Pennsylvania arena aud l51s Str,et.l

(COTHsr Pennsylvania arenVs and l515 Str.sf.D
WdShingt0H, ID. e., January 10, 1876.
BY dire ction of the Quartermaster General u s.
A . sale will be made In this city and Alexandria,
commencing THIS DAY, Of go eO0) Twenty Thou
sand Cords of Wood, in quantities from "a to 10
cords, to and all persons desiring to purchase.
said wooa is thoro ighly seasoned, OF good quail
ity. and is mixed in proportion of about enc third
Oak and two-thirds Pine, and will be sold at the
rate Of S7.gO) seven dollars and fifty cents per
cord, at the Government Wood Yard on Maryland
avenue. in Washipgto ton. in the rear Of the Smith
sonsn Institute AMI at the rate Of So 5O) six dol
lars and fifty cents per cord, at the Government
Wood Yard located about one eighth OF a mile
north Of Alexandria, on the Washington and Alex
andria z ilrC ad.
Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained
only on cash paymsnts; upon Washington Yard
during Office hours at this Office, az upon Alexan-
dria Wood Yard from Brevet MAJOR James Gleason,
A. Q. M, on the premises, between the hours of 9
O'Clock a. m. and IL clock noon.
Purchasers will be required to remove their wood
from the Yard within five day. from date OF order
NJ. i. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
ia 10 lot Department of Washington
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-Last Tuesday Mr.
A, :. Cox, ii street, between goth and 2lst west t.,
reported TO the police headquarters that he was
robbed of SlO5, and suspected a woman who
had been in his employ, but had been dis
charged had left her trunk at the house. The
case was assigned TO Detectives Kelly and Big
~, and yesterday after ten hours chase Bigley
succeeded in arresting her in an alley between
i anc K and 18th and 18th streets. Upon search
ing her trunk the Detective found several ar
tIcles belonging TO Mr.. Cox, and a gold badge
supposed TO be OF Georgetown College Philo-
demic Society, with the name of flames NJ
Spalding, G. T. C., ID. c." engraved on the back
Several articles marked Occidental and a
number of articles belonging to q. Alexander
were also found. She was taken to headouar.
ters where she will be retained while the De-
teetiyes make further investigation.
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ALARM OF FIRE. Woman Burned 10 Death
About lOH O'Clock yesterday morning an
alarm of tire was sounded from the Metropo-
Titan Truck House. on Massachusetts avenue,
because of the discovery of a bed on fire in the
house OF Jenny WOrmly, a colored woman in
Prather's alley, in the square between / and
h streets and 4th and 5th streets, which quick
~ brought the fire apparatus to the scene, but
their services were not needed, the neighbors
and police having extinguished the flames
Inc woman Wormly was ironing at the time.
and her clothes caught from the stove. The
IS--yGb Of the door coming off she was unable to
get out, and the flames caught to the bed. Her
clothes were burnt entirely off, and the skin
peeled on her body. DIR. Began attended to
her carefully. but physical aid was useless.
and she expired in great agony about mid
night.
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ABNER ;. BRADY, the popular and enter
prising proprietor of Bradys Gymnasium, has
'.struek lie" and entered in partnership with
the celebrated Coal oil jennie, who, our read
ers Will remember, as being so lavish with a
portion of his ineome-S6,0O0 per day. Mr.
BRADY deserves just such luck. We hear
however, his Gymnasium will continue "a
heretofore
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APPoINTED.- Postmaster Bowen has ap-
pointed VIM II. Champion, formerly of the
list ~. g. volunteers, a letter carrier. at 500
and he is filing the place of Mr.. Joseph Mum
del, IT., " no is sick.
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REsIGNED-Messrs. J. Il. Dukehart and w
) Phelps, two Of the popular conductors on
the Washington branch of the Baltimore and
ONO railroad, have resigned-the former ae-
cepnng the position of general eastern agent
for the Marietta (O.) railroad, and the latter of
general superintendent of the Washington and
Alexandria railroad.
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
IL TERMS EASY

THE C0PARTNERSHIP OF BARBOUR,
Il SEMMES 4 CO. having been dissolved by the
death OF John b. Semmes, the undersigned, sur
yiying partners, will continue the business from
this date under the name of Barbour Hamilton
JAMES L BARBOUR,
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
washington, January l, 1866.
All persons having claims against the firm of
HARBOUR, SEMMES 4 co. will present them
70 us Tor payment, and all persons indebted to said
nrm are hereby requested 20 settle the same as il
s absolutely necessary the business should be
cioseo, In order that we may settle with the ad-
ia 6eo2w BARBOUR & HAMILTON.
OO.PARTNERSHIP
i HE CO,PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between z; d; P. King and N. w Burchell having
been diss9ivsd by mutual consent l have this day
associated with me my son. RUDOLPH A. KING,
under the pane and style Off. nj. r. KING SON,
wholesale and retail dealers in fine Tees and
choice family Groceries, at the old stand Of King
Burchell. corner OF Vermont avenue and 18th st.
January i, 1866. z. M. p. KING.
The rev firm of 2. NJ. p. HING & SON Will sn-
deavor 20 supply their customers with the same
choice selection of fine Green and Black Teas
Family Groceries. and Table Luxuries for which
this stand has acquired its reputation. The old
stock Of goods having been sent to auction they
now offer an entirely new and enlarged assortment
OF such articles as are found In o first class
M KING 4 SON.
ja2-f Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th street.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEAsANT AND IN.
i safe remedies for unpleasant and danrerou,
disease Vse HELMBOLD'S EXTBACT Bu,
OHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
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The CARPENTERS AssOCIATIoN.-A meet
Ing OF the Carpenters Association was held
last night in the Council Chamber, Mr. r. w
W. Letournau in the chair, and Jas. II. Reid
secretary.
After the transaction of some routine busi-
ness, the election of officers took place, with
the following result. II. Ryan, president:
q. Marion Leach. vice president; Jas. II Reed,
secretary; John w. Lansdale, treasurer; VIM
Goodwin, financial secretary; Jas. o. Conley,
sergeant-at-arms
+. W. w. Letournau, G. Marion Leach and
James A. Huntington were unanimously re-
elected delegates to the Trades Union Conyen.
ton for the ensuing six months.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

EOR RENT-Three BRICK HOUSES One on
L corner AZ street and Missouri avenue, four
teen rooms; one on IA street. near Pa. avenue, Is
to b. S JoHNsToN, No s9s Pa a .So ia N eost
EOR RENT-Smali BRICK HOUSE, 4 rooms
streets north. For terms apply at 40 Il street,
back of Patent Office. j. TOWLES,
Jas Property Agent.
. TOR sALE-A FRAME HOUSE, with lot, 10
five rooms, with kitchen and cellar: A cistern and
stable on the premises. Apply at No. IL I'd street,
georgetown ia l-lot'
FOR sALE-A FARM, Containing 24O16 acres,
i situated ga miles south of Fort Washis gton, on
Piscstaway creek in Prince Georges county, Md
The land is well adapted to the growth of wheat,
corn and tobacco, and produces fine crops Album,
adweliins barn and other Hbnidings Terms. SO
per Psre; one half cash, the balance in /, 2 and
WILLIAMS, No. 2S6 LIST st. east, between and
TWO FARMS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
One of a2s ACRES, situated about sixteen miles
from Washineten, in Fairfax county, Virginia,
Leesburg, and about three miles from fhornton
Station: on the LOudon and Hampshire Railroad.
young pine; balance under cultivation
improvements consist In good fencing. small
fruit Good Water near dwell dwelling Land paEtcs
larry adapted to grass.
Term, SIS per acre; one-half cash; balance in
one, TWO, and three years; or viii exchange for
One, OF ais ACRES, in Prince George county,
on the road to Piscstaway, Maryland About one.
half in heavy chestnut and oak; balance partly
FERNS $40 per acre; part cash; balance on long
'ims' or will exchange for city pFGSpe shIrr
$50 street, between 9Th and 7th,
de l9eolm Post Office Box 493.
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RY WIN. L. WALL a CO., AuctiOne.r..

IN VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL NEARLY NEw FRAME HOUSE, AND
LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January Itth
at clock, We will sell in front Of the premi
part Of Lots Mes. and 3, fronting feet on 18th
street, between new and old bridge, and fmproyeA
by nearly new two story frame house.
COMPROMISING and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
Js6-d VIM. l.. WALL A Co, Aucts
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lY PLANT 4 CO., Auctionsers.

R1 ELhNI q NOs hucuonSeb.
SPLENDID -FOUR ROUND CORNER ROSE
BkKER SEWING MACHINES. soLfD Wal
MI AND OTHER FURNITURE, AT AUG
On FRIDAY MORNING, January 18TH AZ 10
O'Clock, we shAll sell at No 25~ street bet seen
1879 and 18th, the Furniture and fleets OF f.nil,
declining houseks eping, comprising
Splendid Rosewood Piano and stool
Grover Baker Sewing Machine
Solid Walnut Chamber and PsrloF Furniture
Extension and other Tables
Mahogany and other Bureaus
Seven Chamber stoves
New Cook Stove and Fixtures
Bedstesds, Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts &c, &C
Table Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, &c, &C
Seven Carpets, oil Cloths and Bugs
With other goods, too numerous 10 mention.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
PLANT a CO., Auctioneers
% SAT- $50 ID street. bet 9th and lOth
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RrJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneer..

HogsEHoLD URNITURE, ELEGANT
FRENCH CHlNAMARE,l JAPANESE TOT
MIRR0R-FR0NT WARDROBE.
On FRIDAY MORNING, January u, cow
mencinR at 1913 O'Clock, on the First Floor and in
front Of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell assert
ment OF Housekeeping Articles, naming in part
One fine Rosewood Mirror trent W aravobe, finished
inside with satnwoOd
Mahogany French Bedsteads
Marble top Bureaus and Wsshstands
Number Of Feather Beds, Bosters, and Pillows
II air Mattresses, BeddiRg, &C &c.
Brussels, Ingram, and Three ply Carpets
Two sets fine Decorated French Chins Dinner Sar-
vice
One set fine Decorated French Green and Geld
Dessert Service
Number of japanese Stop Jars. Toilet and Fancy
Vases, Tea Cups aud Ssucers, Fruit Plates
and Dishes, and other CrOckerywsre
Large lot of other articles in this line not enume
rated, among which are = namber Of Copper
Cooking Utensils, Stove Furniture, &C.
Terms cash. j. G. MCGUIRE A co,
JalO AuctiOneers,
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by WILLIAM SMITH 4 CO., Auctioneers.
GREAT FUR SALE OF THE HUDSON BAT

By a deed Of trust will sell on THURSDAY the
llth day Of January next, st the store $50 PeRnsyl
yanls avenue. Eetween AZ and 9th streets the lar
geGt stock OF Y Rs that has been offered in
thls city at PUBLIC sale consisting of Sable, Mink
squire, River Mink, German and other Fitch,
Marten, Ermine, &C.
Sales commencing at 10 O'Clock in the morning,
whole stock is sold.
Parties having no furs will have a chance W svt
Wm' SMITH & CO Auot..
Once, 500 sth street.
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LOST HIS WAY-About O'Clock on Tuesda y
night man named Brooks, who lives in Princs
George county, was on his way home. missed
The Navy Yard bridge and drove his team ON
The Ice. He went as far as the channel when
the ice gave way and let him into the water
Cltzens in the vicinity rescued Brooks and his
team, but the wagon remains in the ice 1t was
asserted that Mr.. Brooks was not very sober.
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AUCTION SALE
DRY GOODS.
We shall commence to sell at Public Auction,
on MONDAY NEXT, January Is, at o'clock,
the entire Stock Of DRY GOODS now in eur Store,
375 Seventh street, third door above 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 mary other Goods toe numerous to
mention.
We will also sell at private sale Dry Goods much
below cost, to save suctionser's commissions.
LANSBURGH BRO,
375 Seventh street, third door above L,
and SIS Seventh street, third door above ID.
ias-2w GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auo,i,p..r,-

STREET. A"N
On THURSDAY next, January II, at O'Clock D.
10 On the premises, we shall sell AZ public sale 70
the highest bidder. a valuable three story Brick
House, with large back building, situated on Ohio
avenue between Thirteen ard q half and Ya.r-
teenth streets The house contains q large ssl Don
parior, 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 too
equal payments OF six and twelve months with in
terest secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
Possession given immedi ately
All conveysncing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser - "
The house can be seen at any time by applying at
our auction rooms. "
Two hundred dsllars aswn will be required NJ thu
time OF sale, q resale will be immediately h.d
Js6-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctx
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DY Il. C6LMAN CO., Auctioneers-
ID No. 229 9TH street west, bet M and north

DY h. C6LMAN q CO., Auctioneers
ID No. 229 9TH street west, bet. NJ and north
Having rebuilt our auction rooms, DESTROYED by
sales on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3D., 1856, and continue
mornings at 10 O'Clock large assortment of goods.
wares and merchandise consisting Of
New and Second hand Furniture
Beds and Bedding,
Beulsters and Pillows
New and Second hand Clothing
Boots, Shoes and Brogans
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Broems, Buckets, and Fancy Goods
Together with many other goods which we deem
unnecessary to enumerate.
Auction sales every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday nights, commencc..ns at O'Clock. Cash cd.
vances made on consignments.
Out door sales in the city or country attended to
AlsTge collection Of goods at private sale.
De 30 I'm d. COLMAN CO., Aacts.
pUBLIC AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE
l. STORES AND EMPTY PACKAGES.
OHes Depot Conmissdry of Subsistsnes,l
WASHINGTON, ID. C., January 9, 1856. (
Will be sold At PUBLIC auction, at the sgb.istenee
RsROs IN M a on
surplus Subsistence Stores, viz
About lis zoo lts of Corn in the in go sacks
The following cendsmned iG Subsistence Stores, viz
About Isl 600 lbs. Of Beans.
zs5 lbs of Corn Meal
5000 lbs. OF Ham
les lbs. Of Salt SAITH Beef.
:, About 5000 Pork aud Beef Barrels, 225 Flour
Bar Els Csfes Barrels Is 4 Mh;bey Barrels,
Also. large lot Of Barrel Slaves and Heads, 70
Tables and Benches.
sale. G. BELL
ia lost Major and @. s., e. s. A.
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UY W. b. LEWIS CO, Auetioneers.
- No. 800 Pennsylyanis avenue

CONTINUATION SALE OF FINE WATCHES
AND JEWEBRr.
THIS EVENING, at oclock, at our Auctiou
store we shall continue the sale Of A. yosephis
stock Of fine Gold aud Silver Watches, Gold Chains,
JsIO St W b. LEWIS a CO, Auct..
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L. ;. SUPREME COURT, January 10.-Robert
Rae. Esq, of Illinois, was admitted an attor
ney and counsellor of this court.
No IT, The United States ex rel. T.. :. Tor
pans executors, plaintiff in error, VS. the Board
OI Supervisors OF Hancock county. In error TO
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
southern District of Illinois. The matters in
controversy in this cause having been agreed
and settled between the parties, IL was, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Carlisle, dismissed at the cost of the
plaintiff in error.
No. 50. The bark Springbok, &c, appellants,
vs.. the United States. The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Ashton Assistant
Attorney General, for the appellee.
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kl Y. W. bOIELEh, JR, Auctloneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE SILK DRESSES.
ELEGANT SHAWLS, TABLE LINEN. COATS,
PASTS, SILNER WARE, &c, FROM THE
DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, January Is, at IL
9'c,ock. shall sell, at my Auction Room, No. $40
lection of Ladie., and CantIansnss w. rs se a.
parel, Table and Bed Linen, Silver Ware. &c,
part as follows, viz: -
Zoe Silk and other Dresses, embracing every de-
scrption OF shade and color, mosi of which are of
Superior quality; large number Of Cancels lair
Canton Grape; Merino and ether shswls; Cellars,
Cloth and Silk Capes, Undersleevss, Veils Stock,
ipgs: Glsyes, Velvet and Silk Circulars, Hsndfer-
chiefs, Scarfs Silk Fringe Perasols, Cloth Cloaks
Tides. Remnants of silk, SILK, Jesies. Edgine,
silk Gloves, Merino Yarn, Patchwork Quilts
Table-cloths, Napkins, Sheets, Table covers a
large assortment Of fine Cloth Coats and Pants,
Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver Goblets, &c with
endless variety of isceaneous goods not seces
ssry to psrtcnlsrize, rendering il especially at
tractve to Ladies'.
This sale win be continued daily until the whole
stock is disposed Of
Terms cash.
jas c W. B0TELER, JR, Auct