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power TO protect all in their Just rights. IL
+ the Michigan Southern Railroad Company
think il TO their advantage to employ such
men to run their engines as they have EN-
ploved since this strike, then we are forced
to admit that they have the right to employ
them. provided the public are served just as
well as they would be should they employ all
T first class men. 1t is not necessary to refer
to the present engineers employed by the
Michigan Southern Company. You can, by
4 looking over the list OF names employed, find
4 many Of them that you know, and that have
been discharged from the road for various
reasons, mostly for stealing and drunkenness,
and the erer fatal cause collision by their
fault If they prefer this class of men, in
! sorrow we must submit
We appeal to you as men who profess to be
willing to do right, TO use your influence to
| harmonic this difficulty, and to prevent the
| unwarranted interference of any outside
parties You have the power to prevent any
conflict, and if you receive no injury or in
suit in using it, we cannot see any objection
you can possibly raise to making this effort.
We are aware that responsibility rests with
you that ought no, to be treated lightly, and
we beseech you to give this matter fair and
impartial hearing.
We now wish 10 call your attention to an
other difficulty thar seems to exist in the
brain of some misinformed or jealous indi-
viduals. tits this; IL the Brotherhood is
acknowledged, and any terms accepted in
any controversy that may come up hereafter;
other than those tina, the companies might be
willing to agree 70, then there would Be no
security for their safety hereafter. In other
words, if the engineers succeed in one case,
then they win make arbitrary demands Ia
no reasonable man would be Justified Ia maL-
ing. and consequently ruin the Companies.
To forever quiet all such alarms, and TO e.
sure YOU that we wish to obtain only tha,
which any fair-minded man viii say is right,
We are willing 10 agree TO submit any point oi
difference that may arise on any subjects
such as wages or other serious questions, o
all matter thss IN the least endanger The stop
ming Of he road, to arhitrneion. Let th,
Company choose . number Ito be agreed up
on of reliable officials from other road-th,
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs TONIGHT.

0koVkR's THEATRR.-The great drama OF
LOST IN London, which last night was greeted
siui mousse. This play Is full of interest,
anu the parts are all well sustained.
OAsTRRBURY The drama of the Beacon of
D~ath, the tragedy of the Stranger, diyertist =
ment OF Burns Dillon, Peter Pepper POdge,
ana fun programme of song, dance, &c.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The great Miltonian
Iableaux illustrati We of the immortal poem OF
Paradise Lost. This is positively the last
week
WESLEY CHAPEL-Rev. DIR. VIM. Butler
superintendent of the Missions in India, will
deliver his thrilling lecture of personal Remi-
nicenseS OF the SepOy Rebellion" This lecture
h one of rare interest, and has been highly
praised in every city in which it has been de-
Iiyered
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To ORGANIsTs AND OTHERs.-The beautiful
Church and Parlor Organ ordered for the Fiji
teenth street Presbyterian church by John f.
Ellis, 800 Pa ave-, has Just arrived, and will
be on free exhibition for few days. tits one
of those celebrated makers S. ID. & II. w. Smith
the others at So Aloysious Sunday schools Ma
sonic Lodge, corner 9th and ID streets Organs
and melodeons of this famed make have been
sold to nearly all churches, Sunday schools,
Lodges and Hospitals in this city, Alexandria
and GEORGETOWN.
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NOT1CE.-In consequence of the great facilities
~ given by the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad Company, IN connection with
the re opening Of portion of the Alexandria
pot. Fairfax county, have been enabled to make
an arrangement to furnish Thomas Gait, EsI ,
fuel. whereby he will be able to supply the public
generally with this necessary article of domestic
ticulars see Mr.. Cats sdyertisemant belsw
JOSEPH THORNTON
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VALUABLE FARM FOB SALE.

The spbscr,ber will, sail the arm n, which be NOW
resides con,aiping IN acras Of "a IN ~. D;tr;rt
Of Coinmbia VAIN fs%r miles 81 the IT. Ma
+ as "tA ' ' " 'A' my MOI
The land has ba.n uortsa as q msrket faru far
the Last tbirtv yeers and % in soad snndit;nm III
has been divided as follows Five fields for crops,
nifty eight acres; meadow, twenty hye acres; or
chard, (apple and peach ten acres; woodland,
twenty seven acres; around the house, ten acres
For Market Farm it has advantages seldom to
be found, and will return a high premium on the
outlay in the hands of practical gardener.
The imprOy ements are of the best kind. Frame
Dwelling, forty -four feet front with back build
aafion sna .lat Tno p6ren s,OnG I'm
6ssement naTior and two rooms on the Art aoor or
and hall bsck buidipe kitcbsn t tive r0ona.
shoyeit Grounds handsomaIv is;d nt "o ona i
proved SURROUNDING the house with rich foliage.
buildings, all convenient large flowing spring with
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CURE FOR COUGH OR COLD.-As soon as there
Is the slightest uneasiness of the Chest, with
dlihculty OF breathing, or indications of Cough,
take during the day few "BrOWs's Bronchial
TrOches." Containing demulcent ingredients,
they allay Pulmonary Irritation. Have them
IN readiness upon the firstappearance ofa Cold
or Cough. go
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CoRSs BUTIoNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains,
CallOsities, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
cessfully treated without pain. by DIR. White,
flee hours from 8 a. m. to 5 D. m, and 6 to g D.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for cons ultation.
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CLOTHING FOUND. - Yesterday afternoon
some school children found in the mouth Of q
sewer four dresses, one plaid silk skirt, a black
alpaca, purple merino, and pink lawn, which
were taken possession ofby some laborers, who,
last night turned them over to the ith Ward
Identification.
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLowsKI the
well Pianist and Vocalist, arrived this morn
ing from his professional excursion in the
North and will continue Piano and Singing
courses. by his entirely new and simplified sys-
tenn, at No. 81 Penna. ave, opposite National
Hotel
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SUSPICIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES noon
yesterday the body of a cOlored man was found
floating in the Potomac AT Sixth street wharf
Coroner Woodward held an inQu Pst. The body
was clad in blanket pants, military blouse,
cloth vest and two wooden shirts, was much
decompOsed, having evidently been in the wa
ter q considerable time. There was a mark of
a severe blow ever the right eye. Under the
circumstances the jury could not determine
how or in what way the deceased came to his
death, whether by accidental drowning OF was
killed and thrown into the river.
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TIE LEvEB of the Library Association, i. o.
O. F, ON Monday next, promises to be OF the
most entertaining character. In the pro-
gramme of the evening we find addresses by
distinguished Odd Fellows OF Maryland, orig
iDal and selected music by Heald's brass band
and ali the arrangements for those fond of the
dance. with Shahield the caterer to furnish
REFRESHMENTS, supper, &c.
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AlOyslns Church, by the Rev John McNally,
FkANCIs y. MOHUN TO NJ. VIRGINIA, daughter
OF John Y. Lamb. all Of this city.
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THE most fashionable varieties Of jewelry,
silver and plated ware, are sold for one dollar
AT the New York Gift Store, No. 4SG Pa. ave,
near Third St, with free gift always in
cluded.
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CALIFORNIA Stone, Cluster Sets, Rings
Pins, new and beautiful goods, come on this
morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
i3S Pa. ave, third door from 4 st.
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The Trial OF Gen. Baker.

Afer our report closed yesterday the fol-
lowing additional prayer was offered by Mr..
Bradley, u, for the prosecution:
And II from the whole evidence the jury
shall find that the defendant, through his
agent did employ the said Lucy Cobb to pro-
cure pardon IN the name of Clarence j.
HoWel, and did place, or cause to be placed,
IN the hands OF said Lucy Cobb the petition
and JHrdt produced in evidence, and that the
said Lucy Cobb in good faith undertook the
said employment for the consideration of S}O0
20 be paid for her services, and did obtain from
the President Of the United States the pardon
for said Clarence J Howell, and the said de-
fendant paid, or caused 10 be paid, 10 her there
Tor the sum of sc3s, then the money so paid be-
aeame the money of the said Lucy Cobb, and if
afterwards the defendant, under color of his
office and authority, as beng in the service of
the War Department, by duIess of confinement
or threats, got from the said Lucy Cobb the
sum of S2OG part of the money so paid 70 her,
he is guilty a indicted.
The prayers for the defense We're argued by
Mr.. Carrin gton against and Mr. Stanton in ia
yOr, until the hour of adjournment
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CITY TIE M g..

wKARH GLAD TO sRY there Is one man at
least in the clotbing line who il willing TO sell
good clothing at much below the usual prices.
Smith Is enlarging and improving his store and
goods All In want should call on Smith, NO.
$50 9TH street
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A SALUTARY ORDKR.-ln view of the fact
that so many robberieS have been committed
recently, Superintendent Richards has ordered
the sergeants of police TO instruct their men TO
be very wafchful or unknown persons on the
streets at night, and to arrest all who cannot
give proper account of themselves.
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STOBE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.

For rent, STORE No. 22T on Penn. avenue, op.
posite Wfllard's II otei, now occupied Is an Office
by Messrs. Close, COrbett Co.
Also, for rent, the DWELLING over stores Nos.
227 and 22s, containing nine fine rooms, with
For terms inquire Of d. W. MIDDLETON, JR., at
Messrs. Riggs Co. Banking House. ia Is cost
I JOUyEEAL'S LAGER BEER HOUSE, cor
y ner of 9th and streets, Capitol Hill, to rent
or lease TOR FIVE years, for private dwelling
ryiBg on business The Brick House is feet front
and 81 feet deep rooms; good cellar, wagon house
and stable; containing 60 feet of ground Bent
$50 a month; three msnths in advance.
Inquire at J JOUYENAL'S Marble Works, cor
New Jersey avenue and y st. fa20. 2Wr
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BAD BEHAVIOR IN THE SENATE GALLERY
Yesterday, an individual in the gallery OF the
Senate Chamber amused himself by throwing
peanuts down upon the head OF Senator Viii
son,yarylng the amusement by muttered curses
and threats 20 have the heart of the Senator
He was arrested a nd taken TO the Fourth Ward
station, where be gave his name as Robey, and
said he came from East Cambridge, Mass. He
gave evident indications OF insanity, and Sen
ator Wilson refused to appear against him, but
recommended that he be sent To the Insane
Asylum, whittier he Will be taken to- day.
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The FIRE Observation-Disclosures
Talcott, of the Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, has kept an exact account OF the times
the fire department has been called for fires,
false alarms, test alarms, &c, since the begin
ming of Geographic operations TO this date
sixteen months. The total number Of calls on
the department was l24. OF these there were
by tres %; false alarms and boz fires, II: test
alarms, g chimneys, 6; fires out of the city, 3.
This account shows that during the sixteen
months when our citizens had reason TO fear
for their property, because of the great quantI-
~ OF cOmbustible material stored within the
city limits, and the vast number of evil dis
posed persons whose visits to Washington
were only for plumber, and who would not
scruple TO fire valuable property 10 favor their
nefarious designs, there had been less real
reason for alarm than usual. The number of
Alarms in the sixteen months preceding the
establishment OF the telegraph was over two
hundred.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOB kENTIFurnished ROOMS, also BED
PenDsy lvania avenue; furnished Hnfurnished ;
with or without Beard; No. $40 Pennsylvanis av !,
be tween LIST and I'd strs, Washington jan 10 cow
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN
Il CONSIDERATIONS of Frederick and I'd
streets. 1t contains i've bed rooms, three attic
rooms, parlOr, dining room, bath room and kitchen
furnished II will be rented only to respectable
and responsible party.
maj nificent Chickering Piano for saie.
ii. r DE LA REINTRIE,
ia 10 cow Ne. 10, Department Of State.
FOR LEASE Oh RENT-That large and COM
L modieus BUILDING known as the Exchange
Hotel, situated on street north. between AZ and
9th streets west. One of the best locations in the
city of Washington. For farms inquire at the Post
Office Restaurant. corner of and 7th streets, or
OWN III FAULKNER, 4S9 Mass. ave, between
9th and 7th streets. ia Is cow
E0R KENT-The BRICK STORE, situated on
Il the corner Of New Jersey avenue and street,
containing store and two rooms. Apply to NJ .
COUNEY. or JAMES STONE, corner OF Missouri
avenue and Sd street, ja 27-eo3tf
EOR RENT-A COTTAGE on Georgetova
Il Heights, containing seven rooms, High street,
ia 23Tu,Fr, Tu3tS
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MARRIED.

PERsONAL.-General Dillingham; and Hon
ID. Stewart, Of VI. are at Willards'
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE
we'll built three story BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all
modern improvements. This property must be
sold, the present owner is leaving the city Fur
Their particulars at our store.
ia ls.tf NAGLE CO, Auctioneers
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THURSDAY, FEB. 1,
At ten O'Clock,
AT DIR SAL R00MG

On account Of whom il may concern,
Large sale of Groceries
Sugar, Soap, Starch, Candles
Brooms Hams, Grocers Scoops, &C., &c.
ALSO.
Wines, LIQUORS, Segsrs, and Teas. &c.
ja302t NAGLE & CO., Aucts
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by NJ. K. WALSH 4 Co, Auctiopeer.
- No. 2c5 PennA. ave corner Ilth .trna

h343nSSEH0LD FURNITURE, &C, AT AUo-
IlOn The entire Stock Of Mr.. J. Fellhsiner, at
street ' eN~'N ss'
~ On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jargary sist, st
~ o CLOCK at the residence Of Mr. =. fellheiner,
NO SlS Pennsy lyania avenue, above 9Th street,
we will sell the entire stoct SontsiB ned therein
brscing-
PsrlOr; Tapestry "a l I Carpets
RockerS, Looking glasses 's
BeS.eeaos, Mattresses, Bureaus. Curtains
Kitchen and Bedroom and Psrlor Stoves
Sreckery Ware, Kitchen Utensils. &c &c
The above 10 he sold without reserve "a thu
owner IL going TO leave the city
"a 25-t NJ. X. WALSH co. Aucts
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RIoT.-Last night, a number OF the 5th cav
airy accompanied by an artillery soldier and
civilian, paid a visit to the restaurant of VIM
Groshart, in so-called FiddIer's Row, on ID,
near 13H street, and created a riot, abused the
wife of the proprietor, smashed the windows
and weiss beer glasses, &c. Officers Holbrook,
Robinson and Sullivan arresested Samuel
Welch, John Stu2n, Geo. Gagley, J as. Brown,
soldiers, and George Holland. civilian, and
locked them up in the Second Ward station,
and this morning Justice MOrsell committed
them to Jail in default of bail.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOpesr,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionee,.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FRENCH PLArI
hlRR0RsS q. At PUBLIC AUCTION;
a m, We shall sell, az No. I59 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th aud 18th streets, q general
Que Sne French Plate Misrol 10 part
Walnut Hair-cloth sofas
Walnut Hair cloth Castor and Side Chairs
Walnut Msrble-top Center and Side Tables
Walnut and Psisted wardrobes
Feather Beds Pillows, and Bolsters
Hair Husk and other Mattresses
Brpssels, IhLee- ply; and Ingram Carpets
Co.king Chamber, ana other Stoves
With q general assortment OF Kitchen Furniture,
Js2 GREEN A WILLIAMS AaSss-
10y W. L. WALL CO., Auctfeneers;
ID South corner OF Penn's ave. and 9th st.
We will sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING next,
January slst, 1885, at the Navy Yard Market, 81 10
ia . W. L. WALL 90, Aucts.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
chez 0pa,te-ruaster's Oeo., Depot Of waski,s,o.,
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
a%ss r. MSoT M on sIHi
January 81, 1865, commencing at II o'clock m,
the following described Government Buildings,
on RS sTRE nN6 REyTEzS GsHEyESEEEsrH
ON 7 5fiI BETWEEN
ON ooSSEGTIGsGT sSfsSE, BETWEEN
AND SHEETS.
ON SfEf sTREk Ef Y ss.
w.r.hoa. .F No ! i y - f sahkhrS'
The buiidins. viii be SOLD sinsly, IN the order
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Brsvet Maj. Gen. and Chief Sasrssr@..t.r.
"a B5t Depot OF W sshington.
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Rr d. L. WELLS a CO.. Aueuooe.r,

We will sell at auction, on wKDkEspAy H..
Slst day OF anusry, at 10 O'Clock 3 m All tsst
large lot OF Householt Furniture os the rremt...
No. 3I4 10th street, between l. and NJ
Ingram 0' 'co-PV sno
some excellent Mahogany Bedsteads Msrbl. "a,
Bureaus and Wsshstands, sofas, ana stufsS
Also,
Large Mirrors Curtain Fixtures kc and :. v.rx
hne sweet toned Piano s'oI
lot 81 kns Curled Hair and Hush M.ttr.....
blankets OF every Kind, aud MsrseiIles Osti1.- :.
Belsters. iPe' fhhoSs' seo
,, A very tne lot Of silver, China, and Oroetary
Ware, with Cutlery, &c.. and eYerythins nertsJn
ing TO general household furniture
VIII be sod at DO O'Clock g m, on wEDSEs-
street between L and NJ BY W.
ia 29r D.L. WELLS & co, Auctioneer..
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PRoTRACTED MEETINGs-The series of meet
ings commenced atthe Wesley Chapel Mission
corner OF 9th and streets, are stIll in progress
this beIng the fifth week, and the in terest seems
10 be on the increase These meetings are con-
Quoted under the superintendence of Rev. John
RIggles. a local minister, who has been assisted
by other local ministers OF the District and a
number Of young men. Already over forty
have joined the church, and nightly a number
OF penitents are at the altar.
At the East Washington Methodist Protestant
Church, IN charge of Rev. James Thompson,
prOtraCted meeting has been in progress for the
past two weeks, and quite a number of CONVEX
slOns have been reported, and the interest
seems to be on the increase-the house being
crowded al the services with serious congrega-
tons and members at the altar. During the
past week Rev. John X. Nichols, of Baltimore
formerly of this charge, has been laboring
among the people.
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ARREsTED-Y esteriay and this morning,
Assistant Superintendent Reed and acting De-
tectlve Johnson, arrested VIM. Z. Haney, O.
II. Shreves, Chas. Mcguire, Henry Collins and
Jas. Piper. for the outrage perpetrated last
Saturday afternoon, at Mr.. Hagan's farm, as
stated in yesterdays Star. The officers sue
ceeded in discovering that the party had
planned a robbery of Mr.. Hagan's house, and
went there for the purpose of executing it. but
were prevented by boldness OF Mrs. Hagan,
and her screams when they assaulted her,
which called a gentleman in the house to her
aid. The officers have evidence of the facts in
the case, and Superintendent Richards will
give the parties bearing TO day.
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RYJ.O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionoer..
r GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioaeers.

0hEkN "ILLIAhs' AuclOheers.
AUCTION SALE OF SILVER WATCHES GOLD
FINGER RINGS, BkEASTPINs. sPECTA-
Giles, STUDS. SLEEVE BUTTONS, GOLD
PENS AND PENCILS. KEYS, CLOCKS. AND
BET AND H SITS, No. 426.
On THURSDAY, the LIST day OF February, com
mencing att O'Clock .. m aud continuing every
evening at the same hour until the whole stock e
jsSsd " GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
SAIL PERSONS HAVING WORK LEFT
for epairs will call Immediately for the same ss
shall close my business by the 9TH day OF YebruarT
next. ANNA ChUIT.
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tENIAS BROTHERHOOD.-Ata meeting of the
Washington (ConstitutionaD Circle F. B.. held
last evening at Temperance Hall, Mr.. James
Ryan, District Centre, announced that he was
waited upon Dy Mrs. Griffin, Directress of the
Fenian SisterboOd, and delegation of the Sis
ters, who handed him the sum of $500 TO be
transmitted by the Washington Circle to Col
w. K Roberts, President +. b. The delega-
ton requested the District Centre to inform the
Washington Circle that that was the reply of
the FenIan Sisterhood TO certain recent fuimi-
nations which have lately appeared in the
press Of this city. A vote of thanks was unan-
imOusly rendered the Sisterhood.
The Washington Circle appears 10 be rather
fayorlte with the Fenian SisUerhood. 1t will
be remem beTed that this was the Circle TO
which the Sisterhood presented a magnificent
green flag at Arlington last summer upon
which occasion Mayor Wallach delivered the
presentation address
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10y III. COLMAN CO, Auctioneers.
RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON AT

QY NAGLE CO., Auctfeneers.
ID Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsylyania avenue,
corner Of 18th street.
Maggie Co Will give their personal sttestion 70
the sale Of Real Estate and Household Furniture AZ
the residence of families declining Housekeeping
Also, TO the sales Of stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
ehandse Of every description, Horses, Carriages.
Harness, &c. dec lily
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RYM.K WALSH CO -t1.,;.-.S.
~ 2sa PenHA ave co. seit

.oms WI sell, THIS and EvERY kSNNr UNNx,
of Gee1s AZ q o'clock, very large ...sTtn.s.;
m Sehts Iiotsing, Gndersbirts and 0sSsmrens
SSe,s, Hosiery. Gloves, Boots shoss H.
focset CnfIssrxI o1ds, Albums; Csstors, fabi. AL
&c, &c. "NsOnes, sno 1eveiry,
Day sales held regularly eyarx T,..a. -,
e ~, Mo S1turosy morning, ct 10 0 clocI on m
ni ~, neoolps, s1tler Goods, &C ,Ac.
Cash advanced on consi gumepts OF All k,,t.
a4d M. n. WALSH A co ans,.
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The Second Session Of the College Term ef 1855
and 8 of this institution win open on the LIST
February.
The Collegiate and Preparatory Departments
embrace . full course Of English, Classical, and
Scientific instruction. s.o
Board, tuition, washing, fuel. and lights Slso
per session of five months, payable In advance.
Ths College 10 niue miles north OF w Warrington py
railroad or turnpike.
Tor further particulars address ru,unrou
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AUCTION SALES
rhLs AFrERNo0N AND ro-1o.so-
DYy. G. nccuIRrI~

TWO NEARLY NEW YOUR STORY pp,,x
ohQTsES, NEAR PENNsfLShSih bHHiok
o,eIo~s ~ rs ArIkhNooN. January So NJ a
ottOes on tne premises, shall sell 10 a.. "a
sst bidder; thos. two handsome and nearly n.,
aa.sl sselhnx ho1ses being Noe 60 and sg To-
me , SsorpeI Of street north, No. ta hawai- eesn
,hnIt ISS by the owner to live in himself ia a.
sh ,ns u rooms, bath room. hot and cold ~.fs, \.
.nd .nd lower story, marble mantel IN psriors
sa.,. CONTAINS rooms and sppoi nj euts sbou d.
toss,hsth e other. They viii be sold separately, a.
ferns may be wicked or deemed I'D vtsable
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