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NEW JAIL PENITENTIARY. AND House OF
CORRECTION FOR THE DISTRICT-The bill IN
tToduced by Mr.. Baldwin, OF Massachusetts,
in the House of Representatives last week,
proposes the erection Of a iail, pPnitentiary.
and house of correction on reservation b. near
Lincoln Hospital, the estimated cost of which
Is SS5u.,tN. 1t Is proposed that the corpora
mons OF washington and Georgetown and the
Levy Court each pay proportion of the ex-
penSe. The plan for these buildings, by Chas
,. Anderson, Esq, has received the approval
OF the secretary of the Interior, the warden of
Inc JAIL and others Interested, and Is said TO be
complete in all respects, particular attention
having been paid 10 ventilation and comfort
1t Is proposed 20 accommodate 80 persons in
having a cell 10 himself, while the penitentiary
portion Will accommodate almost twice that
number, and the portion designed for Juvenile
offenders viii BE-, If the plan is strictly fol-
lowed, the most complete house OF correction
in the country.
Mr. Anderson, the architect, whose plans
accompany the bill, has had considerable expe-
Tlence. both IN this country and in Europe,
especially In planning and experimenting the
erection of prisons, among others the House of
Correction on BlaCkwell's Island, New York.
The necessity for the erection of these build
1ngs Is apparent 10 every one VINO is at all con-
yersant with the criminal affairs of this Dis
trlCt, and at present we have no penitentiary,
that building beng now ncluded in the Arsenal
grounds and used Is n stOrehOuse for ammuni-
lion, while the cOnviCts sentenced by our courts
are AT considerable expense sent TO the Albany
county penItentary. There is no house of cor
TeCtiOn here, the most needed Institution of all;
and young con viCts below the age of sixteen
are sent to the house of refuge in Baltimore.
while the jail is worse than none At all, the Of
hcrTs being obliged to have the aid of line of
sentries to keep the prisoners in, the walls
being Of snch pOrOus nature that in any part
of the building a hole can easily be- cut. The
warden MT. Brown has, however. managed
10 make this rICkety old hulk" answer by en-
forcing stringent regulations.
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SHOCKING CHARGE or CHILD MURDER BY
The MOTHEE.-On Friday night. John H
Francis, a COlOred shoemaker. informed officer
Grown that two children had been murdered
and buried IN yard on Sd street, between l.
and New York avenue: that they were the
children OF Martha Forrest. whose sister he
had married, one of whom was born April LIST,
l~Gi, and the other previously; that they were
both born alive, one of which vas buried in
April. 1-64, and the other in June 1854. The
officer informed Sergeant johnson, aud he
with officer Crown, on saturday morning went
10 the spot which was pointed out by Francis
and dlsinteTTed the bodies. The officers arrest
ed Maria Forrest, the mOther-in law of the
complainant with the daughters Marsha and
Adelaide, the latter the wife of the complain
ant, and took FhPm 10 the station, where the
case was heard by Justice Walter. Francis
charging Maria Forrest with the murder ofthe
children, and the others with aiding and abet-
ting, and the Justice held them 10 security for
= further bearing. The wife of Francis then
charged him with being concerned in the muir
der, and also with using threats and he too
was placed under security.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Growers THEATEE.-Positivelyt the last
night Of the drama Of .sFanchOn." Tomorrow
evening the play of the Pearl of Savoy"
Maggie Mitchell in the principal character,
supported by all the fayOrItes of the regular
company.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The great Miltonian
IabieauX, with si1ty-three representations of
scenes from Millions Paradise Lost. Matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
GONZAGA HALL.-Fair to enable The Sisters
Of Mercy TO build House of Refuge for des-
ututp women. A pleasant entertainment may
be expected.
CANTFEBJ RY.-BalIet, burIesque, songs and
negro delIneatIOns- Last week Of the "Fenian's
Oath"
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A SAD CALAMITT.-Last Monday week a
young man " no boarded At house on h street
rowing about the city drinking at the yafious
saloons, became intoxicated, and at night, after
wandering all about the city, made out to get
10 the door of his boarding house, but was so
weak that he could barely shake the door bell
nv pulling the wire. The inmates heard the
tap Of the bell, but as II was feint they thought
some of the small children were PLAYING with
AZ, and took no further notice of il. AftprwSrr1n
the proprietor OF the house went to the door
and seeing man upon the step in suspicious
attitude, told him 10 20 away. The man made
10 answer, nor did he move, and upon exam
lnlng him closely he was identified as the
young bOaTdeT. He was taken in and properly
cared for; but we hear that the surgeons At
tending him say he will have TO lose both feet
by amputatiOn. and his fingers are useless
i be night, II Will be remembered, was intensely
cold, and no enc Will wonder AT such 8 calam-
Ity under the circumstances
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NEGLECTED COUGHs AND CoLDs-Few are
aware of the importance of checking Cough
or common Cold,'' in its first stage that which
in the beginning would yield to mild remedy,
Il neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs.
"BroUn's Bronchial TTOches," or Cough LoZen-
Ces, afford instant relief co
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THE Loss of Mr.. Emanuel Hoffman by the
nre on Saturday morning, at AS Pennsylvania
Avenue, amounts to between 900 and $40, 0OO
In Segars and Tobac co, besides showcase, scales,
clock. and many other things too numerous to
mention; Also about $500 worth Of clothing
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DIED.,

ASHDOWN. On the morning of the 18th inst
Miss MARY ANN ASHDOWN, in the Goth year
Of her age.
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday after
noon, the lth instant at O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF her brother, VIM. Ashdown, on south G
street. between IA and 9th SITS. Her friends are
invited to attend.
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For CHILBLAINs, FROSTED FEET, etc, use
Whites Embrocation. 1t never fails to give re.
lief Price one dollar per bottle. For sale a
9th streets.
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OFT Y TT e M 8.

PRICES DOLLAR STORE mo. 43s Pa. aye.,)
IL me place to get new styles ofJewelry, Plated
ware, and fancy articles for one dollar.
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HELMBOLDs EXTRACT EVoHU RVS hssne
II and yigoI 70 the frame and BLOOD 70 me ssi,s
sywrtons And n ne trestDent essbmitted 90, coas
sssmption. tussnlty or sptlspae fits snsus. ne
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MARRIED,

MeRGAN.H0LROYD. On the sth instant, by
the Rev DR. Nadsl. MIR. CHAS. W. MORGAN to
Miss J NJ. HOLROYD, beth of this city.
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L. 5. Court OF CLAIMS, Jan. 15.-John Me-
Iaren, ESQ of Pittsburgh. Pa, was appointed
q commissioner of the court.
J. II. Clark ct al. vs.. The United States
NllmOt, Justice, delivered the opinion Of the
Court IN this cause, finding $3.50 due TO the
claimants
Anne GratiOt, VS.. The United States This
PAUSE was argued by Mr.. Tyson for the claim
ant, by Mr. Kerr, the Deputy Solicitor, for the
nlted States, ana the case submitted
John Whitehead IT al. VS.. The United States
The argument OF this cause was opened by
Mr.. Mcpherson for the claimants and by Mr.
Kerr, the Deputy Solicitor, for the United
States. Adjourned.
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A FEMALE CAVALRY TRUMPETER Last
night little fellow wearing the uniform of a
cavalry uumpeter, who had been INDUCING
freely IN liquor. became so lively As 10 amuse
The pedestrians on the south side of PennsyIya-
MA avenue, between 18th and 18th streetsv by
throwing sOmersaults in the snow. Rounds
man Franklin arrested the little fellow and
carried (the supposed him to the station house
when II turned out that it was Maggie Ford
one Of the Fancy of HOoker's Division. Mag
Ele would have passed very well in the dis
Euise at any other station, but there she was
loo well known. Justice Morsell fined her 81
Tor dIsOrderly conduct.
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o
Our Immense Assortment of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS FOR
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
Il now offered at COST for a few weeks only pre-
paIatoTy to taking an aCCnU Mt Of stock.
We cordially invite Citizens and Strangers to
give us an early call.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co.
322 Penn avenue,
"a 10 2wif between 9th and 10th streets
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AUCTION SALES.


GEr otas- Ases'es suies, zee r.urta peesl
Try NJ. h. WALSH T. CO., Auctieneer,
~ 2s3 Penna ave-, corner lOth str.et
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURSIruKr VI,
rENN. AVENUE. ABOVE lori STRrTTS
IHE CONTENTS OF 10 ROOMS, AT ATC,
ON " EDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. Eth. LA,
at 10 dlock We will sell. at the above Uonse No
2s5 Penn. avenue, all the Furniture ar pets a. ,
contained therein, emkraciIg-
Elegsnt Brocatelle Suits.
Mai ble-top Tables, Bedstes's.
Feather Beds Mattresses. Bureaus,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
stnyes. CrockeTy, &C.
The whole TO be sold without reserve for cash as
the family are going tn leave the city.
1t Nj. h. WALSH CO. AucN.
by PLANT CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.
at Az clock, We shall sell in front of the premi
ses, Lot fronting Ia feet inches on II St north,
between I'd and Sd streets east, by 100 feet deep i'm
proved by three story frame house in perfect or
der. Side alley.
Title perfect.
Terms cash.
$50 down when knocked off
Six days allowed for examination OF title, when
ifterms not complied tn, the property will be
re- sold at purchasers risk.
Convey ancing and stamps At purchaser cost
PLANT CO hHctioneers,
$50 street, between
l6-2t+ 9th and
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by w. b. LEWIS & co, AuctIou-er.
~ No. 3O1 PennsylyAnia avenus

BOOKS AT AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT yapuary Isth q. Y
O'Clock. at cur Store shall sell the Priyata "a
brary OF G.ntlemsn embracing in part
Lectures on Modern History
Hallsm g Middle Ages
DR.. Hobbe . I UNIVERSAL History
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of Roman Empire
Chitty e Blackstone
Works on Astronomy
ComHeutaries and Miscellaneous Books.
ia l5-R " r. LEWIS co ,Aucts
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r. TIONS, of both sc xes, use HELMBOLD'S EX-
TRACT BUCHU, 1t win giye brisk and energetic
feelings, and enable you toeiesp well. nos
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POUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs IN TIN
EASTERN PART OF THE CITY AT PUBIIcI
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, At 4 o'elock,
m, we shall cell. in front Of the promises Lots
4,sshd T. In Sauare lWo. Two Of these lots trent
Pennsylyanta avenue, near 18th street
Terms One half cash; the balance in sir ..h
twelve months, for notes bearing interest seoursd
BY a deed ef trust
All conVeysncing and revenue stamps at the pur-
jail GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auot.-
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

AUCTION SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON g STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
THIRD AND F0UR-AND-A HALF STREETS,
ISLAND.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst, At O'Clock .. m a,
In trent OF the premises shall sell west part OF
Lot s. In Square 5 having q feet front by lis feet
deep TO an alley, with the i'm provemeRts.
Terms: ODe-half cash; balance in three and
six months, secured by deed Of trust the
premises.
All conyeyanCing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
$50 down when sold.
ia 10 eoSAs GREEN WILLIAMS Aucta
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SELLING OFFS
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD TO
CLOSE BUSINESS
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. REDUCTION
CLOAKS, FCRS, BLANKETS,
DRESS GOODS, with the exception of Demestics,
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIEs,
LACE WINDOW CURTAINS,
LADIES EMBROIDERED VESTS,
INFANTS EMBD DRESSES,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORsETS,
WORSTED GOODS,
OPERA FLANNELS,
TABLE DIAPEBS,
TOWELS,
IRISH LINEN,
WHITE AND COLORED MARsEILLEs, &c, &c.
s. n. MEYENBERG,
a. Market Space,
ia lSS under Avenue House.
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FOR RENT-A large and fine selection of Stand
Il ard Books, Classics, latest Novels, &c, by the
month OF week. Subscribers may change Books
daily, and obtain Magazine swith red uction.
Peoples Circulating Library.
OC "a eo3m corner 9th and D,
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VERY VALUABLE AVID DESIRABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGET0WN,
AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, January "a, at 4 o clock .. m.
will sell, In trent OF the premises part # Lot No.
s, fronting 40 feet on High street. between Besn
and Dunbarton streets. and running back Dos feet
The improvements consist OF large two story
Brick ore and Dwelling The Store ts 40 By -
feet, and OF the finest store rooms in the town.
The Dwelling contains fourteen excellent rooms
and cellar. There is also q large and nearly nsu
Brick Stable on the premises. IL IL In the tmme-
diate vicinity Of all the wagon yards and hotels,
and one Of the best locations for business In TIE
town.
Terms. One third cash; balance in one and I've
years, with interest, secured BY deed OF trus'
Conveysncins and stamp: e the eest 81 tss psr-
chaser. THUS. DVML
jaIsd IInteIlieencer.l Anctioneer.
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w CARD.
w ISHING our FfieDds and Patrons Hsppy
New Year, we tender our sincere thanks 70 All VINO
have 30 kindly patr onized during the past year
in our business And we promise Tor the future to
si'e0"i GREEN WILLIAMS,
House Furnishing Auction and
- Commission Merchants corner nth and
ian s-Iw streets, No. S26.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E'OR SALE-The GOOD WILL, LEASE and
L FIXTURES of first class Restaurant, stu
ated on Penn a avenue. For further particulars
inquire al star once. Ia IL cost"
FOB RENT-Two or three UNFTRNISHED
Il ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping on the
hr5t or second story. Terms moderate Apply at
216 9Th st west, near st north. ia cost
VNO LET-The Dwelling HOUSE en- the West side
Il Of High street, Immediately above Mr.. Charles
deceased.
The house is pleasantly situated and contains
from TO rooms, with about acres Of ground at
tached TO it, planted with trees, &c.
There lives on the premises a COlOred woman
who Is first rate Cook, w asher, and Ironer, asd
W no is willing TO give her services to the family
who msyirent the place, at fair rate of compensa-
ton.
For further particulars apply at the Hardware
Store; at No. 1913 Bridge street Georgetown.
jan ii ee2wr
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NIONsIEUR ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI, Pm.

MONSIEUR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI, Pr
lNl ANIST AND VOCALIST, so well known ~
in Washington, and who has brought out some III
of the best talent in city by his new sim Pr
plified system, has accepted engagement fer the
Paris Exhibition. Consequently this will be his
any person having only slight knowledge Of music
will be enabled In very short time to read and ex-
ecute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection.
As TO the vocal part by his way of vocaiz alton he
arrives at the most extraordinary results Monsieur
Nolowskl will also give the most Thorough knowl-
edge Of Time, by his new invention, which will be
exhibited in Paris. All those whe wish to become
fine Singers or excellent Performers are advised to
call his residence No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel. Hours of reception are
from II a. M to p m, and from 70 D. m. de Is II
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TIN
HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
m shall sell in front of the premises Lot No
Az fronting 60 feet on Fayetts street between 7th
and sth streets and running back III feet, and
of the most beautiful Building Lots IN the town.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months,
secured by a deed Of trust on the property.
Convey ancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
jai5-s THOMAS DOwLfNG, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS zFTSRNOON AND TO- kORRoE
IN WIN. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneor,
~ south corner Penn. avenue and CTR strs~s



TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRANZ
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD
BY virtue et deed OF trust 20 the suh.-Tibsr
bearing Gate the 9th ssy 90 November A n Isss
duly recorded: &c. shall offer Cor sale At nubls
auction, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of Jsnasry
ensuing, at4 clock m, in front OF the premias1
a., that part Of lot known ss part of lot 6unb.r.S
NV one t5l.) in hyssnS subdivision OF sausr.
NUMBERED one hundred aEd eighty three fis1 \ ~
- " an OF the city Of Washington, beginning for
VIZ ssIle ~ the southeast corner OF said lot ana
or khence north feet inches, 70 the center
oa-a,boT teet wide, (which IL 90 be used in
,S , 70 Ihe property adjoining thence through
80, - OF $50 alley west 90 feet, thence south
an5 H.. n 70 me dividing line between said lot
- neea 70 Lhe place 81 beginning with the
frame house. "A VI fNosbOtJ
Terms Of sale: One cash: the residu. I'm al,
ano twelve months, the purchaser giying bis 80
Tor the deferred payments, satisfactorily
sna bearing interest from the day Of sale A 49,
given and a deed Of trust taken N S0oo
All conNeyancing and stamps At the cost ~ ,,,
chaser. VI par-
Ii the terms OF sale are not complied with Whit,
hNe Gays from the day Of sale the trustees ressr.
the night 20 resell the said property az the ri.k -
expense OF the deiaultinR purchaser. giving two
DAYS notice in some newspaper printed In the city
AsBURY LLOYD. Trustna
"a eo6ds W l.. WALL co Aucts
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POLICE REPOETs-.Sec0nd Precincf-James
Logan. larceny: Jail for a hearing. W. Morris,
do, dismissed
Fourth Prscinct-PhiI SOumprS DRINK and
dIsOrdeIly; dismissed.
Fifth PTeciHcf.-Wm. Wiggings, Henry Will
llams, and VIM. L. Smith, petty larceny; Iail
for court.
Sizfh PrsciHct.-A. Becker, driving on pave
ment; So. John DruTy, drunk. IS. William
Johnson, suspicious: dismissed.
Tenth ITscHct.-Wa shington Masger, ince-
cent exposure: -. Andrew Harvey. Travis
GlascO, disOrderly: - each. Garrett Crump,
larceny: deferred.
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THEFRIENDs of Henry Toomey, Esq, United
States Consul At Munich, whose wife is 8
native of Washington, will be pleased to learn
OF the birth OF u son 10 them on the 18th of De-
cember last.
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~ CO-PARTNERsHIp

~ PARTNERSHIP
HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
betweenZ. NJ. p. King and n. w. Burchell having
been dissolved by mutual consent / have this day
associated with me my sen. RUDOLPH A. KING,
under the name and style Off. NJ r. BING6 SON,
as wholesale and retail dealers in fine Teas and
choice family Groceries at the cid stand of King
BurChell corner Of Vermont avenue and 18th st.
January ], 1866. u. NJ. z. KING.
T. NJ p. KING RUDOLPH A. KING
The new firm of Y. NJ. T. HING 4 SON will en-
deayor to supply their customers with the same
choice selection of fine Green and Black Teas
Family Groceries, and Table LuxuIies 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 are found in a first class
family grocery store.
Y. M p. KING SON
ja2-tf Cor Vermont ave and 18th street
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MOORE EsT END rRrG STORE
No. 113 Penn. Avenue, South side, IL
AyPr's, SchenCk r, Jayne's and other Family ~
Medicines Also choice Perfume ries PCmades Ii
&C for sale 81 above store. ia Nv
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,YH. COLEMAN & CO., Auctioneers.
DY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

SMALL NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January 18th,
at O'Clock, shall sell, in front Of the premises
part of Lots Nos and 3, fronting - feet on 26th
street, betweerAsw and old bridge, and improved
by nearly newt1o story frame house.
Terms at sale.
Conveyancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
ia cd WIN. L.. ALL 4 CO., AuCts.
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The SN0w.-A' an early hour this morning
Superintendent Richards telegraphed TO all
the police seT-canrs 70 enforce the snow law
strictly. number who are careless of obey
ing the laws of The corporation, will be brought
10 trial under This order. If the snow was not
removed from their sidewalks before noon to-
daV
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RIGELOw ON THE TARIFF QUESTION.
- McCulochs Literature Of Political Econsmy;
London. Newcome's Financial Policy RAYMOND
Political Economy. Lists Political ECONOMY, Ool-
Wells Ways and Means OF Payment. Chevaiier on
Gold Carey's Social Science 3 vols De Oun-
cey IS Logic Of Political Economy whatsiey 9 Lee
lures on Political Economy; London Sinimondhs
Dicty Of Trade Products; London. Mills Poiiti-
las FRANCK TAYLoR.r
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FRESH LOT COCOA NUTS, ORANGES,
n Malaga, Messina, and Sicily Lemons Malaga
Grapes, French Chsstnuts and Crsnberries just
received By JNO. w. LUMSDEN,
jallu 50 Water street, Geor getown,
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TO PERSONS SECURING ICE.
Fer sale, five hundred cart loads of SAwDUST
Apply at GALT'S kiRdling and Stove Wood Office
2s2 Penn avenue. between 18th and Eth streets .
At Mill foot OF nth st. ia IOtf
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1856

4S6 PApAaH asl 1856
WINDOW SHADES.
With an enlarged reftted store and additional ia
ciltles for renewing stock and filing orders, the
attention of the public is called to the present
sortment of the various or AIDES Of
PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, SC,
a weekly additions are'received. Persons need ng
the above goods will find at all times in store the
largest stock in the District.
Orders punctsally and promptly executed IN CITY
or country. Terms cash.
No. 4s6 7th street. 8 doors above
de 20 2wifs Odd FellowsIhah
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On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 18th, at

On the premises we shall sell Lot and Frame
Building containing four rooms and kitehsn, To-
csted on street south. between 18th and 18th sts
esst LOT 10 feet front by 81 feet deep. Sold on &C
count Of the heirs wanting 90 close up the estate
purchasers cost
ais NhObh OO.s huctoneers.
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SHORT But COSTLY SLEIGH RIDE-I,ast
night, Mr.. 7. Clements paid S2O for a sleigh 10
take three hours drive, and soon after getting
out on the street the sleigh broke down and
the sport for The balance of the time was spoiled
An alteration occurred at WIZARDS Hotel ne
tween Mr.. Clements and VIM. Wall, the sleigh
driver, about the agreement, and bnally thew
came to blows. Poth We're arrested and taken
before Justice MOrsell, who fined each s. for
dlsOrderIy conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-16
10y NAGLE 4 CO., Auctieneers.
ID Ssles-rooms No. 267 Pennsylvanis avenue,
corner Of 18th street.

Maggie j Co. will give their personal attesnon -
the sale of Real Estate and Household furnlture at
the residence Of families declining hossekeeSing.
Also. the sales Of stocks Of Groceries ana Her-
chsndise Of every description, Horses, Osrnsget'
Harness, &C. ooo l-ly