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LARCENY or \ WATgH.-On Saturday night
man named J. r. Baily, went into the cigar
store Of Chas. Rockaway, on High street,
Georgetown, and while the proprietor was IN
the cellar Baiiy loft at the same time Il num-
Der Of cigars disappeared, also Il watch
ROCsaway followed Baily to the city, and call
ing on officers Lardbee and Paigett. RaiIy
Wa arrested and taken to the Fourth Ward
station, where, yesterday, Justice Walter
heard the case, and he was committed 10 Jail
for CONT
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DICK RIVERS IN LIMBO.-The well knozn
Richard Rivers was last evening sent to Jail
from the Fourth W ard station for trial at court
on the charge of larceny, having been arrested
by Officer Clements. Dick, a few nights ago,
went 70 the residence OF Mr.. John Holloran
and asked for something to eat. Mr. Holloran
turned TO get something for him, and on his
return Dick had lett. and at the same time
three coats Dick was In the station the pre-
yiOus night for drunkenness.
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OFFICIAL VISITATION. - Y Yesterday, Rev
JnO- J. Murray. ID. D., President of the Mary
land Conference OF the Methodist Protes tan {
Church, visited the 9th street station, Rev j
i. Ward, pastor. In the morning service, Dr.
Murray delivered an able discourse upon the
triumph of integrity. After the sermon com
mGEIOn was administered to the members of
the church and of other congregations, by Rev.
Drs. Murray and Balch, assisted By the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Ward.
At night, Dr.. Murray preached n sermon
appropriate To the circumstances OF the church.
exhoTung the members 70 the steady perform
aDCe OF all their duties IL Christians.
The next session of the Maryland Con ference
viii be held IN Starr Church, Baltimore the
second Wednesday in March next. The terms
ef service OF Rev. Mr.. Ward, AT 9th street. and
Rev. Mr. Barnes, in Georgetown, terminate at
that time. and other pastors will be appointed
to those stations.
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10y NAGLE l. CO., AuctIenears
- Ssles-rooms No. 2o1 PennsylvsniA avenue
oerner Of 18th street.
Nsgle Co. will give their personal attention N
the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture AZ
the residence Of families declining housekeeping
Also to the sales OF stocks Of Groceries and GeT.
chsndise OF every description, Horses, Carriages
Harness. &c. dec l-iy
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FIRE last night, AT ID O'Clock, an alarm
OF fire was sounded from box 81 Mt the Bank
Of washington. caused nv the discovery of fire
IN NJ third story Of Farnum's Building, No.
So louisiana avrEUr, occupied by Mr.. Robert
y Morgan, proprietor of the ET7rr GG-sttr, "a
new weekly. the publication OF which was re-
cen'iI b-Eun la this CitY,l as composing
room The fire was accidental, and IS sup
pos'c {" ESyF CGught from n stove in THAI
room BE frrmrE were promptly on the
spot = q ~ " ok, but had some difficulty in
rearhlGg he fire M The stairway, on account
OF the density of ;he smoke that met them from
the IRE. The Hook and Ladder COmpany and
h kTankljn IngiuP We're on the ground about
the sane time, and by means OF ladders the
bose of both companies was carried in
Through the third story window, and the fire
was soon eItinguished, other companies aiding
: eficieEtly. One Of the ladders broke and pre-
cipiraf.d hes=Ts John ID. CLANCY, foreman,
and I'm. Scott and John ID. Bennett OF the
Hook and Ladder Company, TO the ground.
fortunately ;uiUriUr neither very dangerously;
ard another ladder WAS soon fixed To- the win
dow, ard the men passing mp and down upon
II rs . lore The damage done by The fire was
slight, and will probably not exceed $500, which
falls mostly on the publisher of the Home CT
<sffe- The painting room OF Mr.. G.. T. Bowen,
on the second TOOr, was damaged considerably
by the water. Mr.. John e Dawson occupied
room on the third floor. but fortunately es-
caped other loss than OF articles OF wearing
apparel.
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MARI led,

DOLsEC-mYERS. On the 4tA instant, at st
Matthews Church, by the Rev. DR.. White, NJ T
WM. DOLSEN. q New York city, 30 Miss MARY
MYERS, Of Washington, =. G.
tPhilsdelphia papers please oopy.l
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1T PRINATR SALE

At PRIVATE SALE.
A well established CONFECTIONERY STORE,
with Saloon attached; Kitchen and Bakery com
plete; In good location. VIII be sold on easy
terms. For particulars apply te NAGLE A CO.
Auctioneers, corner Pennsy lvanis avenue aud nth
street, feAst
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

IEoxEKs-ftr Grand Herman opera COM
psshJ this evening in The charming opera Of
, tha' aiway fayoTably received IN Wash
Ihz''h' Sot"hns-n as Martha, Habelmau as
slchtE hriuiiU!i IL Plunkptt and Dziubt
Marcy, E,.-moTrox evening the popular
nus VIII he given with 8 strong cast.
"hTIEEUTT HAEL.-RobeTt Heller will ap-
pear ~ his CrIp Ta,cI feats as coniurrr, pianist
&c, Su6 viii Introduce to the " rs hin gton pub
nc ms rev wonder the .'Sphynx," which has
ern peess
ON BLOWS HsLL.-ThP Grand I.evce II
the Library Association, l. O. o. r, for The
benefit of their library. Addresses, musis
dancing, &c.
CASTEBECEN- The Beacon OF De ,lI;"
"StraneeT,' Burns Dream" with the usual
miscellany.
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sALEOF VERY CHOICE FINE STEEL PLATE
ENGRATINGS

On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
9th and 18th instants, at IA o'clock, NAGLES ca
Auctioneers, will sell at the large Central Hall
over their salesrooms, 267 PenHsylysnia avenue
O choice lot Of fine Steel Plate Imported ERgray'
ings, consisting Of some choice Proof Impressions
after LaIdseer, Herring, Thompson, Creswick,
Faed, Ansdell, RowbottOTn, and other celebrated
artists
This Is An excellent opportunity for the citizens
of ashington 8bsut TO embellish their retidences
with some choice engravings, which will DE on ex-
hibItion two days before the sale.
Sale peremptory.
Ladies are respectfully invited 70 call AMI sx
anime. Private sales Will be made IL desired
Catalogues Oh Tuesday morning
fe5-3t SAGLE CO., Auctiopeers
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

CENTRAL HALL,
~ Corner Pennsylvapia av. and 18th street.
Over Hagles Auction Rooms
For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Con-
certs, Lectures, Balls, &c.
These Halls are very large and spacious.
For terms apply on the premises, Of
jan 3l.r NAGLE 90.
FOR SALE-A small FARM, containing about
Il lU6 acres, part fine wood land; has a small
House and outbuildings. Tho land is suitable for
the culture Of fine fruits beautiful loo alton for
vineyard. 1t is located In fine nelghberhood, In
Howard county. II miles from the Baltimore and
Frederick turnpike, and miles from the Baltimore
and Ohio Ralroad-aboat % or 30 miles from W ash.
ingtOn city. 1t is the next adjoining place to land
having on 1t a rich bed Of iron, croms, and other
minerals. This Farm, from Its size and location,
offers superior Inducements to any wishing to
make profitable investment Of a small amount Of
capital Price, $500. Parties wishing TO Pur-
chase will address }. s. MARTIN, m. d, Brook
vile, Montgomery county, Md or W. r. BELL,
with W. l.. Wall Co., Washington. ia 81 2swft
TOR RENT-Psrt OF houses to ROOMS
suitable fer housekeeping, pleasantly located on
New jersey avenue south. Privileges OF gar1en
aud cellar. Rent low. Apply at No. 1876 New
Jersey ds25
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On TUESDAY, February S.

On TUESDAY, February6
at 10 clock,
at eur Central Salesroeps
for account Of whom il may concern
Schests Green Tea
chests Black Tea
10 Cadsies Black Tea
5 boxes Pearl starch
10 boxes Family Soap
g.. boxes Navy Tobacce.
Also,
30 packages Table Salt
10 ten gallon kegs Whisky
10 five gallon kegs Whiskey
30 dozen Champagne Cider, Porter and Ala
20 dozen Tomato Catsup
10 dozen assorted Syrups. fe Sit
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Hol$E AND IoT on IsTHH sTREkr, SEAK
q STREET.
On WEDhESDAT. the 7th instant, at ~ O'Clock
p. m, shall sell IN front Of the premises, Lots
and 5, In Square liz, having 81 feet trent, running
back by good depth 90 Connections avenue, with
the improvements
Terms cAsh
All convex ancing and revenue stamps at the purs
chsseT's cost.
$50 Down when sold.
fe s-st GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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E0R RENT-A PARLOR and CHAMBIR ad-
i Joining, and two Chambers On the ID floor, ali
comfortably furnished. suitable for Members Of
CONGRESS or other gentlemen, ct z9s 18th ST., bet
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- CAMP SIONEMAN

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- CAMP STONENAN.
Chief QEoTtsrnnaSter Once, DepOf Of WdShinst0sl
Wdshington, d. G., February 6, 1856. (
S:Will be sold at public auction, the pre- nses,
under the direction of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
James NJ. Moore, A. Q. NJ. on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary 10, 1866, at IL o'clock M,
THIRTEEN FRAME BUILDINGS,
situated at Camp StOneDan. near Giesboro, d. c.,
follows:
One % Building, 81 by I52 feet.
One ID Building, Il by q feet.
One Cd Stable Il by ~ feet.
One "a Sink, IL by l. feet.
One (ID Tank, by 10 feet.
One % Qusrtermaster' once, Is By a55f feet.
One % Workshop, II y . feet.
One a. Barracks, "A by 25S feet.
Two (2l Barracks, each 3 by 25S feet.
One % Quartermaster Storchouss, q By Al feet,
One IN building, l. by % feet.
One "a Tank, 8 by 10 feet.
One (lD Sink, II by IL feet.
One ilD Quartermasters Office, Is by 2319 feet
A tug will run from 9th street wharf 10 Giesboro
and back on the day of sale the convenience of
persons " no desire te attend.
The builaings will be sold sngly. and must be re-
moved within fifteen days from date of sale
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
ID. ii. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
fe55t Depot OF Washington.
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i STORES AND PROPERTY.
Qase Depot Commtssdry az Sstsis.snes
Hashtnstsn, %. C., February 2, 1861
Will be offered at Public Auction, at Sixth street
Wharf, in this city, at IL O'Clock g. m, on TUES.
DAY, February 20, 1865, the folio wing articles:
About head of excellent work Oxen.
80 600 pounds of Corn I'm the earl
40 coo pounds OF Bran.
III 600 pounds OF Hay.
zoe gallons of Extract OF Coffee.
ALSO,
the following condemned Subsistence Stores, viz:
About 600 pounds of Salt Beef.
$50 pounds of Smoked Beef.
5-5E boxes OF Smoked Herring.
loo pounds of Hard Bread.
1,iO0 pounds Of Corn Meal.
$50 pounds of Dried Peaches.
1900 pounds of Hominy.
60 pounds Of De ssiecsted Potatoes.
LAO pounds of Mixed Vegetables.
2,5Sa pounds of Beans, &c, &c.
ALSO,
the following articles of Commissary properly:
Iron Safes Letter Presses Desks, Tables, Chairs,
Camp Table, Spring Balances, Besn Scales, Plat
form Scales Counter Scales, Meat Saws, Commisss-
~ Chest, Liquid and Dry Measures Faucets,
Cooper vises, Pinchers and Aszss, BAKE Pans,
Trucks, Wheebarrows, Field Desks, Coffee Mills,
Pumps Axes Axe II andes, Cooking Stoves. Bread
Troughs one scow, Cauldrons, Fire Brick Lamps,
&c. .,so
A lot of Coffee and Salt Sacks, Gnnny Bags Rags
Terms Cash In GOvsrnnent funds.
nssw Major .aa o. I J., f .. "a.
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AT PRIVATE SALE
well built three story RRICk HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; al
modern improvements. This property must bt
sold, the present ewner Is leaving the city Fur
theT particulars at our store.
ia l9-f kAGLE co. ,Auctioneers
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TIL. CANE a.ns q sr R5D Is. can. 81
Events; The Game Of Great Truths bS ~ ~
Authors; The shakspearesn Game TIE e. Ma.
risse-60 OF pts each. r.u0p
dee YkANOh lA1A--
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOnesrs.

81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
I'll WEDNESDAY, the 9TH instant. at Ihs same
hour and place. GREEN WILLIAMS,
fe3 Auc6oneers.
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by c. w. BOTELER, Jr., Auetioneer.
5ALE OF billiard TABLES, EIxTcRBs

SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES, FIXTcRB5,
GOOD WILL. &C. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. Sth at 10
O'Clock, shall sell AZ No. BIS. lthird floor on
street, between 10Th and llth, the Coed Will and
Fixtures of a well-estSblshe6 aud profitable Bill
lard Room, consisting OF Eve superior marble bed
Will. &c.
This siierds a rare opportunity for persons vhs
may desire to embark in q lucrative business. Toe
establishment may be purchased at private sale II
application lie made before the 5th inst.
Terms cash.
feid IIntelI O. BOTELER. JR., Auct.
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c. 000-Wanted to buy for 1000 Second
Cc.OUV handed CLOTHING Of all descrip-
corner street. ian 10 I'm
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A LOT for a
W church, from 80 TO 20 feet front. by 80 or more
feet deep. between 18th and 10th streets west and
and NJ streets north: corner lot preferred In.
will be paid. ia IL -paw2wr
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W ANTEp-To hire, by the month, a HORSE
and OfERED WAGON. Apply at 361 D
street, bet Sth aud 9th. 70 23t.
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WANTED-Everybody to tell his friends to call
w or write, and receive free. interesting pa
peT5 and specimens of beautiful Penmanship. from
the new, spacious. and elegant WASHINGTON
81 MESS COLLEGE Is. corner 18th and D streets.
Il, m
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GEee Of Assistant Quarrsrr.xstert
W1sbI1ftcn, u. &, February ], 1856 Z
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
will be sold at public auction at Danville, Va,
on THIIRsDAY, the Sth day Of March
Five I5J second hand Locomotive Eneinee 4 feet
Ga inch gauge; cylinders, Exz7; and Weighing
ahout 10 tons each.
Teol2j Box Freight Cars, feet 81 inch gage.
Sale to commence at 10 q. m.
Terms Cash N Government fuAds
III L. ROBINSON,
Re 1-eot4 Breyet Brig. Gen. A. q. ~.
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A DAmsON CO., AGctioneers,
n SOC 9Th street, one door from Penn. avenue.
We would respectfully offer our services a. AUG.
IIOhEERS for the sale Of Real Kstste, Household
Furniture, &c, sc.
Liberal advances made upon goods on oonssFr-
Eent when desired
Particular attention will also be given 10 ssis
made At private residences.
Public sales every Tuesday, Thursday, sna esF
urday. ablm
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10y GREEN d wILLIAAs, Auo,iopear.
IMPROvED REAL EsrATKs.Lu
On NlRGlNIA ANkNUE. RkT a.. AM ct hi
10y Nj. K. WALSH & CO, Auctiens.rs,
~ No. 2sS Pa. sv., corner lOsh street.

AUCTION SALES EvERY TUESDAY, THURs.
DAY and SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
In front Of our Sales Room.
EVERY EVENING through the week, eau-
Merchandise generally
Out door sales ATTENDED q on reasonable terms
tion.
fe22w NIX WALSH A co A1oh
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EfOR RENT-The STORE next to the Star Once
i counting room, under the Metropelitan All
Apply TO q. b. BAKER. Star Once de i-H
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UCTION SALE or SEByICEABLB AND
II DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

WARRINGTON, n. O., January 81, 1855.
Will be sold at public auctionl At the yudioisy
Square Wsrehogses, Fifth and K streets in thIs
city, on THU RSDAY, February 8, 1856, At 10 .:
M, considerable ausutity Of SerTisesele and
Damaged Hospital Property; embracing sheee'
Bed Sacks, HI air Pillows, COuDterpsnest NOUS.
quito Bars, Shirts, Draws, Gowns, TO, 30.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
Purchasers will be require 10 remove properly
within forty CHIT hours from tsrmi OF sale.
c. SUTHERLAND,
iaH7t Surgeon and Medical Pur., u. g. A.
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WANTED-A GIRL to do homework Must
w come well recommended. German preferred
NJ. WILLIAM,
fe2 81 336 PsnnsyIyauia ave
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