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, 1866-03-22

OFF1EK or THE DAIRY THINCEE.
Ke<in&SdAE EEtsninN Mztctt n

OFr1EK or THE DAIRY TKIHtIE.
.'. Wednesday Evening" Narch u.
DEEF CATTLE-AcrordtnR to tie Eosto q 1t.cc
reports the receipts and sh.pes rtncr OF, s.t 1ssne
Compared wfrb the eosrespootnf period of l9d3 have
been tollpxs II abould be bosnc In 1i that th.
shipments and seeepis really tse ct tas dxs pre-
cedi.k.
, 1866-03-22

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
In The Eoard of. SUPERVISORS of Peoria county.
state II Qltppta, tnyfnK determined to erect new
aree and eo1Yencnt building for tho use OF the pnu.
pesa Of satd county, aod having pTocufEd plans auu
esttruate thereon. =
Iho paSf aud rpec!tcatIons can BE- seer At the oce
at he Conuty Cefk In Peoria. from the 18th to The
zit DAY Of March ng1t on which latter day I'll bids
ior the xorE arc be dclEtTed to tue Eouaty Ciek
All Lids are 10 tclue tho total coat Of the batcl1.
JOIN EMERY, Chailm lmau.
JOHN C. GRIER,
GEORGE IENKIS3,
H. ARMSOE.
Buf1d!n< Committee OF The EosIt Of spperTisors Of
PeorfA county
Peoria, February I'D 1sSa- . .
The Committee reserves tire privilege % accept tue
or ali fhe bidg offered n9sD
, 1866-03-22

if1Hti,r ssees@N.lfet efrsdv1 Saits xere eS 50
bass aiaa3; bass 4 sso; Is bags At t2:s, 70 bags
II Fs.sc; q 6sE4 At $50
GleIcr sced-ssles weze: bu. at sato; 81 pu.
at t3.i3.
Flax tsccd-shles we1e: II bags At 44E. ):
TA LILO DW-Received, 5fDO nt; shlpped. 1899
NJ. Market dull re:lecttd And nominal At l0x411c
for County md II VIC foF Pure P&tktrs.
, 1866-03-22

AHtIE p1IN Ut VV ' -EEkIN-
IL MEET MULES, By direction Of D'Tk t1sts. Gen.
Nm. MI era, Chief Depot Or. Mt.
Tbcye viii % sold Il public auctlop. at the Goyesn-
,uert Cory: torth Of '~uton as.rack. st. Louis, No,
The sale viii commence On horsdAT, The t1d tnst
at 10 O'Clock l. m and will continue a. she !4te Of
80 per dA5) until Ill nrc sold.
THREE are the ptck Of twenty thousand or more
Eond ser1iceah'e utes. The est lot OF muies
offered ssle by Governeut s!ncr clo.r ot tic
*1r- They were selected for service On the Plsins,
bat arr not required
4 Btprt nlst4oce OF tue Corral.
Ar1r.a1s will be sold s1n4ly.
1eIms-CC1.tnc{-U.6 6. Treasury Eotes-
JSO. L. WOODS,
.-.- Cart. and 4. q,
The above tsle II postponed until MONDAT. April
tssh: at asne hour AID place. JNO. L. TOODa
mh{oltS tt Capt and A. q. A.
, 1866-03-22

A8{UGQ W. r tOAQt 9tC-T
Kie9s Son.E1. oi I'D 10 iid te.if a. ioaj.:. sss
"~t I io3 bElB- p cst load !. &c
PDuLTRY-s.ir,w wsse: sdoz Live ChIctens Il
$6t2s 10 . DrtAseu Iufxeys u &C. ! -
.P0TATOEs-Salssw weEe: % Tag: Peach Blow At
Sc, del: pA&s ERrly York; at 6Oc. del
RKssFlS10NS-The sece!p.4 Aud shipments daF-
Ing the past ~ Aouis were - follow:
Gnt MeaAa-.....s.. l! 5Er5G
~ ~
1AIu u-ss..-......-... s.s.....---... do.ttl hNal
The eensni malket remains stsenanl With listle q
no inquiry: hat hotdera Rtc still very aEn IL shetz
ytewS and the offerings arc light. Dnzeled Pork Il
held shove New YORK prices.
aie%* ForA-Ihe desrknd 10 yeTy light had the
market Is dali. Stocks generally held on The
price 1t Il KtntI1lty held nfno.
.. .rEl"e arss Pork-'' bril- fFsnae Mess 1'e1f At
K11ra Prime pofsk-auo bzl1 caty:packe Extra
Primo Fork at fIs3Q-
BuIk Mrnrs-Qutct. hpt ttocts light and held
1otc 1e ose-trom slaoEhtetsd hoEa.
English alcnt#-tfsEkct quiet. Sales t0.day Neres
~ bIn Cumberland 1ff1dle1 At Ike.
Lnrd-MAtkct dull Sales to-dxy vera: II tc9
prime country Eesie Leat Lasd ii lsc: % To- rrame
city lteam Ltsi ard 1t lscftneraliy held At 1sxc.
lfN IN cETYF6 y mi W.
, 1866-03-22

Earne time last wcek.-.22s6 49,. x,A2
The aetuA1 a7lcs today will reach about 115o lead.
The reported saleh st the different Ac2les FOL-
lows
IAllnoIs Central
E1Itilgton y:
H. Lsuis AllOn Ecxle.. 10
kpfthweEte9u Fl.
Is1rk GEA1a x13
, 1866-03-22


The L&rrilar1e paid In eight .nsonths the eno1-
NOUS tax Of f175 ia Is on manufactured tobacco.
VIC tet II at1ted rha1 the Hudson River Ra1l
rpad Company have ordered eix ,loraand tons
Of Stee Rails, sufficient TO Lay stx'y mules Of road
and "a the iron weArt out II ts TO be replaced By
Hteel. They ets. twice as muck; and will wear ten
timex Al long ~ iron.
contains the following nev1ex oi the money uas-
ke:
"Tbc banke have srdnecd their rate On call loans
generally 10 tiz PET cent /; while priEsse hrms arc
1nability Of private bankers 10 employ 1he1r funds
at othcr than I've PIT can on demand toans nst1r-
ally ,pc7eascs she demand ot bnsiuess paper; hut,
4. ihc supply o. bii!s is iasse, these his beea no
important reduction In the r1te Of dtscoaut Prime
bills may reshaps be quoted Il Y Per eent lqwe1 y
~ sn So. esSs on d ess name but these ass .asse
though without tndiug buyers So long as the banIr
<sr i likely TO below that point Buyers OF
paper exercise close discrimination rszpee .ag
sSS aeen1Se isunpF o n
lie dry roodt t1sde rnake- it dliic1t atcoiate
iatgr amount OF tobbtr* naper, whtch In ordinary
times hcs passed frrcly nt moderate ratrs. The la1e
auction sales Of dry goods Cause exes.ssivc euI,-
ply Of nnctloneers popes. which II current mostly
at9at, ~ per cent. Produce commission paper IL
ecarer at SO 10 per cent.
Tho foreign exports from The por. ot Baltimore
lncluccd In the exros1e were 6163 bsls our, l+13l
brs ccrn meal rs brls pork, s,217 buehels corn.
and ~ +:t9sS s1iloDt ben1tne.
- 1T New York totetgn exchange IL extremely
du!I. There lie M enlsned eupply Of cotton bile,
tic sa1es for whlcn ere cnuespondinEly low and
very iEtcsu!nr. s:csl!nE cotton bills tangc at 165M
l1U7; Pa1as ditto. go.
THE New York Commercial AdoerttseT esys !:
.'Ibe effect Of the decline in cotton upon the
manufacturing intEfe. II Indicated by 1he tact that
u few daYe atnce large manuiacturfn house at
Providence, r. l.. failed for about s. .Gal 0ao,
through havins on hand large amount OF co1fon
purchased nt h.h prices, and also heavy stock Of
manufactured coods."
The following Ii the comparative statement ol
the exports {cxclustre Of epecIe) from the port oi
New York 10 foreign ports for The week ending
March 12. and s1ncc JAnpary1:
1864. !stx 1906.
For tit ~rra E. R4,..tA EA.5.ss1 e, ,s0sAses
FfcT, reported .... 3.J0J0s3 4a,9iass3 a. 130 602
since Jan. 20, ~. .1Gs $47,5l7, $50 x4a7oo, ,1sa
I'rtc., oj cola.... 16a lh0 1S0
The following Is the comparative statement o'
the imports OF to.caEn a1y goods and general met
c1andisc at the poH Of New York, for the wrea
ending March 1G, and eince Jan. i:
, 1866-03-22

New yoFk Stock MaTkcs.
c1os1nE prices for caah. March q 1hes fee1lsea "
Iossph u. L5onf, Conmiassoo Stock ana boao hsoko'
and dea.d1 IN Government Sec14f'es- NO. - taasA as
, 1866-03-22

1hE buftEf mkffEt fsn1An& B1ny6nt Eha Hf34 II fhE
Adspnce before noticed. We quote:
Dsauce and Susae1, hREtubs = t..............51e60
HALF lrktn tub&. etatc, nrss Qua!iry........a3RG3
H2lfnrk1n tups, Stale, tecohd 1u2uty...-.-. 50a34
Mt. State Uatrics, ,tl1E1rs, cxtA ........a5es0
DO DO do good to nnr. .5.4s&
do Do Nelch tuh9. extra. .............54&N
DO do do good To Gne. ....-... .4i4 IL
Ordinary State- do ..................+.-.4taaH
renp1sfFApfA Daif1ea nfktns, GOOD 70 nue .<
Neetcku Eesetye+ hrktu4 &xtr to good ~
Michigan ant Indiana, FEnt. fAlr 70 good .HG4H
Illinois and Kiscaen, 6Ek3s, fatf to good II
Common Western, GrKtnB. ........~.....NA26
Canada Rutter good 10 nne. .x1N
Roll Butter, good TO Gne. -SA3S5
EOll Butter, c1tfA cloth
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DIED,

ETCHISON. This morning at o 'cleck, OF con.
sumption, R0D0LPRUS ETCHIsON, ia his 23d
year.
The friends Of the family ore invited to attend his
funeral to morrow morning, at 10 o'clock. from the
residence Of his sister, Mrs. Hughes, corner 2lst
and Boundary streets.
MTG HE'LL Died at Newmarket, Va May Is.
1854, WIN. II. MITCHELL. Captain 2lst New York
Cavalry.
His friends are requested to attend his funera al
from East Washington M +. Oh urch, on 4th st
east, bet and Z SITS. south, on to morrow, Thurs
day, at 5 p. m. Its
MITCHELL. In Annapolis, on the 18th instant
after alinReIiDg illness, which she bore with Chris
tisn fortitude, MARTHA ANN, beloved wife of
Geo. W Mitchell in the 3lst year of her age niece
Of MIR. Sam DeYaughn, of Washington city =
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SAVED PROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS even
ing, Mr. Edward Hammersley found MT ]
sHlagle, the photographer of the police depart
ment- IN the canal, near eth street, and with
The aid OF some citizens saved him from drown
ing, and took him 10 the central guardhouse
IL was very evident that Mr.. 5 was laboring
nnder temporary insanity, he having an idea
that at six o'clock last night he would die
The family was notified, and they sent their
physician, DIR. Clark, TO attend him. BY the
advice Of DIR. Clark, Mr.. Slagle was taken to
his mothers residence, on Sth street north
soon after he was taken home, the police were
notified that the afflicted man had escaped
from bis family, but the officers having heard
nothing from the family to-day, they presume
he IL safe nj home, and properly cared for.
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SCHOOL AYFAIRs IN THE THIRD DISTRICT
Secondary School, No :, of the Third District,
under the charge of Miss Jenny Ramsey has
been removed from Langley's building, corner
OF Sd street east and Pa avenue, TO the Anacos-
TIA building, at the corner of X and 9th streets
Navy Yard. Furniture for an additional
Primary School Is being placed in the upper
story OF the building, and in a few days il will
be- opened. Notwithstanding this increased
accommodation there will remain in the district
2l6 applicants for places in the schools.
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PITY LAICESY.-A young man named j.
Is Muller was arrested yesterday at the fire in
the Seventh Ward bv Officer Johnson, on a
charge OF stealing paper from the National In
Ieillgencer Office. The young man confessed
taxing The paper, and n was admitted that he
Vas intoxicated az the time. There was no
WIEN 10 prosecute him, but Superintendent
Richards unwilling 10 take the responsibility
q dlseharging him, held him TO $50 bail for
Court.
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WOEETED TAPESTRY WORK. ZEPHYRs &c
Purchasers of worsted tapestry work, Zepbyrs,
&c, Will find great variety of these articles
At RugPeTt's J22 9th street Rupert imports
heavily and is thus able TO sell much lower
than ordinary dealers, and also supplies his
customers with the pick of the European mar
Eets. BY reference 10 the ad yerIisement il will
be seen that extra inducements are offered to
customers, and ladies visiting there will be
sure 70 be intelligently ana tastefully supplied
by polite Mrs. Rupert with any possible arti-
Gle in the fancy goods, zephyr, or worsted
work line.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ITO LET-The Dwelling HOUSE On the West side
Il Of High street Immediately above Mr. Charles
Homiller; and late the residence of Mary A. Clark,
deceased.
The house is pleasantly situate and contains
from to rooms, With about acres Of ground at
tsched to it, planted with trees, &C.
There lives on the premises q colored woman
who Is first rate Cook, Washer, and Irouer, and
who is willing TO give her services to the family
who may rent the place. ct fair rate of compensa-
ton.
For further particulars apply at the Hardware
Store: at No. 123 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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THE RETURN OF W. W. CoRCOEAN-On
Monday. 18th INST. the Trustees of Columbia
College paid Mr. W. W. COrcoran a compli-
mentary visit upon mis- return from Europe.
In response to the speeches Of G.. e. Edwards,
President of the Board, and Hon. Amos Ken
dali, Mr.. Corcoran expressed his qualification
At the progress being made by the College In
the improvement Of its several departments
and that his gift to the ns titu ton had been adj
yantageous TO its interests. Mr. Corcoran also
expressed his hope OF being able TO carry ont
his cherished plan for the completion Of his
Art Building and its adOrnment while he could
give il his own attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

ANOTHER CASE AGAINST BUTLEE.-Yes ester
oay evening, VIM. A. Bradley, Esq, Identified
The alabaster Image, an album and two volumes
OF Shakspeare.s works, valued at $50, among
The goods found by Claryoe A McDeyitt on the
negro J. d. Butler as his property stolen from
ms house on New York avenue, near 9th street,
about twO'mOnths ago. This case also goes 10
court with those already reported against
Butter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

BRoUGHT UP.-A few days ago, Martin WEIGH
and Joseph Ingleman was arrested in Alex
anCTla, Va, for picking the pocket of Mrs.
Mallnda Benedict, in this city, of SIS They
were taken before Justice Mckenzie, and were
by him sent to Jail. The facts were made known
10 Supt- Richards, who despatched detective
Bigley TO Alexandria TO explain the case, and
request that the prisoners be sent TO this city for
trial, where the Offense was committed The
prisoners were promptly delivered to the Off
Ger, and are now at police headquarters. await
Ing a hearth before Supt. Richard
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CITY ITEM 8.

MASTER COKER's FAREWELL CONCERT viii
take place at Seaton Hall on Friday afternoon.
This last opportunity for hearing the youthful
vocalist should not be neglected.
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
successfully treated without pain, by DIR.
White, No. i2i Pennsylvania avenue. between
Az and 9th streets
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CAPTUEE OF FUGITIVE PROM JUSTICE
In February, 1865, Mrs. Col q. II. Ihrie was
robbed Of a set of furs, valued AT $50, and n
negro named VIM. Patterson, alias Parry, was
arrested, con yiCted, and sentenced to We years
imprisonment in the penitentrary. While in
The county Jail awaiting transportation to Al
hany, he picked his face with pin, and by ap-
plying croton oil produced blisters that re-
sem bled smallpox so closely that he was trans
TERED 10 the smallpox hospital for treatment.
rom there be escaped, and was not again seen
by the officers of the court, and it was supposed
he had left this locality permanently Last
night Detective Bigley recognized HIM on 18th
street., near Ohio avenue. Patterson was
drunk, but as soon as he saw the detective was
upOn him he made an attempt 10 re sist and
tried 10 get razor 10 work ON the detective.
but BIgley vas too quick for him, and dealt
him a blow that prevented further resistance.
Patterson was taken 10 the headu uarters and
kept cafe, 10 be delivered to the warden Of the
jail Patterson was sharp in making his es-
cape, but was not sharp enough TO avoid re-
capture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

CURE FOR Couch OR CoLD.-As soon as there
is the slightest uneasiness of the Chest, with
difficulty of breathing, or indications ofCough,
take during the day few "Brocn's Bronchial
Troches." Containing demulcent ingredients,
they allay Pulmonary Irritation. Have them
in readiness upon the disappearance of Cold
or Cough. 60
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For CHILBLAINs, FROSTED FRRT, etc, use
Whites EmbrocatiOn. 1t never fails TO give re-
lief. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale at
No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between X and
6tn streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

BRADY has Just been adding some improve
ments to his gymnasium. billiard rooms and
bowlinejalley on Louisiana avenue, near 9th
street and the establishment is now one of the
most complete in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

If YoU DESIRE to obtain fine article OF Jew
elry or silver plated ware for one dollar and a
free gift besides, 20 TO the New York Dollar
Gift Store, 4S6 Penna. Ave-, near ID st.
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pYJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.


SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A
FAMILY REMOVING FROM TIE CITY.
On FRIDAY MORNING, 26th inst, CONNIE mel n 4
at 10 CLOCK shall sell, all the Furniture con-
tanned in the house corner of and Twenty second
stree is. embracing in part
Cne suite of Rosewood Parlor Furniture, consist
ing of six pieces, upholstered in green Reps
Set Of red pamask and fine Lace Curtains and Cor
nice
Leather covered Lounging Chair
Mahogany, Hair cloth, and Cane seat Reception
Chairs
Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Gilt frame Looking Glass
Small Case Stuffed Birds
Mahogany Carved Bedsteads
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Cottage Chamber Suites
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Bedding, Feather Pillows and Boosters
Chamber and Step Carpets
Brussels Parlor Carpet
Hall 0ilcloth
Oak Extension Dining Table and Chairs,
Green and Gold Tea Ser
China. Glass and Crockery ware
Chamber and Parlor Stoves
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Requisites, &C..
Terms cash.
JAYS &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
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ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
II AND ORDINANCE STORES

r.
IL AND ORDNANCE STORES.
viii be sold At public auction, at Fort Monroe
hrsehai, pld Point Comfort, Virginia, on THURS
DAY the 9Th day of FebrGsry, 1856 at 10 O'Clock a
m, large quantity OF Stores, consisting in part Of
400 field, siege, and ses-coast Cannon wrought
and cast iron, smooth bore and rihed, of calibres
ysTyi ing from three to eleven inches Including p
cast iron Guns unfinished
35 Mortars. cast iron, ~ Founder "a pounder
s inch, and l0inch.
IS S26 Shot, Shell, SphericaI-case. Grape and Can
lister, FOR smooth bore and rifed Guns of calibres
varying from 10 FOUNDER to l0inch
49, breach-ioacIng Carbines, Burnside's, Mer-
rills. MsyDard's and Nerth's new and repaired
$40 Muskets and Rifles, L. s. msnufacture, new
Goa foreign Rifles, Austrian, cal. 81, new and re.
paired.
II smooth. bore Pistols, cal. 81, new.
l92 breach loading Carbines, BuTnside's Mer-
nils, Sharp's and STAIRS.
"a Rifles, Henry's and Spencer's.
j, tS2 Muskets and Rifles, L. 8. and foreign manu-
facture, Of various cshbres.
s2s ReNolxers, Colts, Remington's, and Lafau-
cheux 9. cslibres a. and So.
l,072 Sabres md Swords.
Oo5 RouLds OF Ball Cartridges for Carbines
Muskets, Rifles. md Pistols.
large lot Of Artillery Implements and Equip
ments.
A large lot of Infantry and Cavalry Accoutre.
ments and Horse Equi pments
a let Of Rope, Psulns, Buckles Rings &C., to-
penters' Tools.
Samples Of small arms can be seen at Fort Mon
roe Arsenal and at the U. s. Ordnance Agency, No.
Thirty days will be allowed for tho removal of
heavy ordnance. All other stores will be REQUIRED
to be removed within ten days from the date of sale
Terms Of sale Cash.
Captain of Ordnance and Brevet colonel, q. s. A.
commanding, ia A-l3t
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RECOVERY or STOLEN COPPER-I.ast week
n quantity Of sheet copper, belonging to
"yyille Co, contractors for roofing the ex
tension OF the Congress Library, was stolen
10 Detectives ClarvOe and McDeyitt, who,
with their usual skill, traced the copper, and
Recovered quantity yesterday. The case will
be !OilOwed up closely.
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AUCTION SALES.

t<r ecAer A"esso~ sales. see 1s.rA p.es.I
RT c. W. ROrELER, JR., Aucti.n.er.
SALE OF TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, ArAuc.
On MONDAY ArTERSooN. January ,,,b. At
O'clock; shall sell on the premises. part OF Lot
on consisting Of two convenient frame dwellings,
each fronting nineteen feet six inches on Right,
Terms cash.
ja24 C. W. BoTELEB JR.. Auct.
by JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auot,onssrs.
SALE OF ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE, AND
EASELLENT PARLOK AND CHAMBER
On III EsDAY MORNING. January soth. com
ng a. 10 clock wesh.ll sell, at the residence
snd 10th streets his Household Furniturs, eon.is,
Rosewood, Pianoforte, s,l octave. BY Kn.bs q
/ suiie Rosewood Psrlor Furniture, consisting OF
Sofa, Arm aud Side Chairs, upholstered
Rosewood Marble; Top Center Table
Brussels Parlor Garrett, Velvet Rugs
! Carved Walnut Suite Of Chamber Furniture,
l Suite Oak Chamber Furniture, Bsd,te.d., Blu.
Tesus. snd Wsshstands
Malnst Cane. seat Rockers and Chamber Chairs
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters
G5rs Ply oS snssD Sas
Fine Oak Extension Table
Ccosns s 9sn F5sRcs pn.s ch1 ii,
Buckets' and Kitchen Furniture.
ia "a J. c. MCGUIRE & CO Aucts.
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
90 La. sv., between 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING, January zth, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Bazaar will be sold
slargc number Of -
including number 81 afe esseFIsnt work ,s,a and
family Horses. full description at sale.
lot of Mules broke to hh harness, in good .rder
A large, collection Of desirable new and second.
hand Carriages, Buggies. Rockaways, Ex press
Wagons, and other vehicles.
A large collection Of new and second hand Her.
ness, DC.
Anew Family Carriages,
New Germantown Carriages.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
ja94 W. L. WALL ( 90, Aucts.
SALE OF CONDEMNEDQ UARTERMAsTERs
- STORES.
Chi0 QKartsrnaNsr's ONce, Depot Of WashiHgfonl
Will be ssG at public a. sucsn nadsT thu s
ten Of Breyet Colonel G. II. TOmpkins, Q NJ. at
BAY, Februsr, s. 1855, at 10 clock a m, a large
LOT Of Condemned Qusrtermsster' Stores, consist
Chairs, Tables, Desks, "a four. horse W .gons. 6s
two-borse w aeoDs. IS Carts, Hearses, 4 Spring
wagons, AmbulaDces, Wagon Bodies Wagon
heels, Chains, Blankets, Brides, Gum Buckets
Horse Collars, Wagon Covers, Horne Covers s3s
sets Mule Harness, g sets Horse Harness. 2O7 SETS
Ambulance Harness, 2S5 Saddles, Whips Portable
FORCES, Chisels, Planes, Hammers, Axes Vices
Hose Csrriaees, Hoes, Shovels, Spades Kettles
Mattocks, Bake Ovens, BroOms, Tubs 92T pounds
Castings. l2.476 pounds Scrap Iron, $500 pounds
Cast Irons, % 697 pounds Tire Iron, 762 pounds
Rope, &c.
, The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole isssold.
The Stores must be removed within five DAVIS
from date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
ID. ii. RUCKER
Breyet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
Ia4 l3t DEPOT of washinG,Gp
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NOW Is TIE TIME TO BUY GOOD WATCH
~ cheap. We are offering our stock Of Watches
and Jewelry at 10 per cent below our usual low
rates Quick sales and very small profits is the
word. Call early aud get the choice at J. 8.
BLACKFORD SONS, 80 Bridge st, George
town, d. c., opposite Bank of Commerce. ja24-St"
SPECIAL NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS.
Just received from one Of the largest jobbing
houses in New Ysrk large stock Of
COTTON GOODS,
which will be sold at manufacturers prices. Those
wishing Cottons will look to their interest and call
early. Z. GUTMAN,
ia 22-eo5t- lit Bridge street, Georgetown.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VALUBLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH n.
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 10Th inst. b, we shall sell on the
premises, at clock p. m, q very handsome
building Lot fronting on the north side of ii nesr
No Is. in SQUARE No. sl7, having front Of Is feet
running BAG K to a 20-foot alley.
Terms cash.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
$50 paid down when sold.
ia % GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FIRE AIAEN--t4ast evening, at els o'clock,
an alarm of fire was sounded from box ~ cor
Eer OF It'll and ID streets south. The hremen
were out promptly, but there was no use for
ther services, rs the alarm was caused by q
burning chimney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-24

1HE FIRE \ EsTERDAY.-Tbe furniture OF
The public schOOl-hOuse burned yes terday was
saved through the cXertIons of Mr. John T..
Thompson, of the Male Grammar School, and
his pupils and Others. The fire will cause q
temporary suspension Of Miss Adams school,
AND perhaps Of the schools in the rooms ad
joining the burnt building.