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Our Immense Assortment OF
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS FOB
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
ls now offered at COST for q few weeks only, pre-.
psIstory to taking an mt Of stock
We cordially invite Citizens and Strangers to
give US An early call.
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO.,
322 Penn. avenue,
"a 10 2w1f between 9th and 10th streets.
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HELMBoLDsExTRAo EucBu siyss bselse
j and vieor 60 tbs frame and blood 20 the psliAt
ohnxk Debility is s1cob panied b mann ssrDkAG
svmrtor. and IL ne treatment isssbmittsd 70.
sumptiSu, iaeaaiH or spilsyte tu snsue. M
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DIsNIssED--Hesterday morning, the case of
Henry r. Turner. arrested on the charge OF
Keeping open after hours aud selling LIQUOR on
SUNDAY, was before Justice Walter, who after
nearing the Witnesses, dismissed the case 1t
was IN THIS case that Mr.. Phillips raised the
plea 10 The jurisdiction OF the Justice, and on
Is oeing oYerruled, stated he would appeal
Inc case having now been dismissed, no an
peal car be taken, but doubtless the same plea
viii be entered Ia similar case shortly, that
the question may be settled
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TIE WORKINGMES' CONvENTIOS-An ad-
jouTned meeting of the Workingmen's Con-
yenton was held last evening in the Council
Chamber, Mr.. ID. Daughton. president in the
chair, and hr. Jos. W. Mattingly secretary
The following named delegates presented
Credentials :-JOuTneymen Stonecutters-Pat-
rick COTCOran, James J. Mitchell, Jas Smith
and VIM. Middleton; Observation-Disclosures
Walmsley, Thomas b. Perrick, Jas. Stewart,
J. W. Matungly and j. A. Landyoigt; Peter
Fox, TO III a vacancy in the delegation from
the Naehinists ana BIacksmiths; and James =,
Porter, an additional delegate from the Gun
carriage Makers.
The corresponding secretary, MI Joseph r.
WaltemeYer, read three letters from different
places, in answer to the circular of the con-
Venhon IN relation 70 the progress OF the move
menf.
Mr.. waltemeyer also read letter addressed
70 him, dated Oakville, Conn signed by Julia
Cowles, who had evidently seen one Of the as
socIaton's circulars. Miss Cowles urges the
workingmen TO abandon the eight-hour idea,
and labor with her for he equalization of the
human family. The Government and laws
are corrupt, and the whole nation is given up
70 war, and killing, and doing Satan's work
The Constitution Of the United States Is all
wrOng-wOman is not named in il as a creature
that exists, and Miss Cowles goes on TO say
Y on know IN this Government woman suf-
fers 10 create the nation, and men make the
laws TO govern The mothers that created and
nursed them in their infancy" Mems devices
must be done away with, and a code of laws
devised 10 govern the human family.
The reaGlng OF the letter occasioned much
Ihughteri ana AZ ITS conclusion a motion was
made that the Secretary continue the CORES
Pondence and enclose TO the lady his carte de
riSite
The new Constitution was taken up and re-
ferred 20 a special committee composed of
Messrs Clark, LetOurnan, WalmsIey, Hough,
ana Bradbury, with instructions TO report it at
the next meeting.
Mr.. Hough read letter from the Editor of
the New Era, New York, denying the assertion
that he had taken down the eight hour
flag
A discussion ensued on the question of SUBJ
scrlpuons, and finally il was resolved that the
collectors receive any amount not exceeding Is
cents per month, in aid of the movement
The receipts of the evening were SI5255
Mr.. MattIngly offered a resolution that the
convention elect two delegates TO the proposed
national convention, and that the correspond
ing secretary furnish them with all correspond
ence received by him, with a view to CORES
POndlsg as TO time and place for the holding Of
the national convention; adopted.
The election was postponed to the next meet
ing and the convention adjourned TO Wednes-
day evening next.
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ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE DIES
IITUTE IN THE SEVENTH WARD-Accordipg
10 notice read on last Sabbath in the several
CHURCHES of the Seventh Ward, n meeting OF
committees and others from Seventh and Sixth
Street Presbyterian Churches, RylaBd and
GOrsuch Chapels, (Methodist:) Baptist and
German Lutheran Churches, was held in the
Seventh Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. w.
W Campbell, pasioT,) 10 devise a plan to i'm =
prove TIE condition of those in destitute cir
cumstaDces on the Island.
After some appropriate devotional exercises
the Rev Or. Hamilton, Of the RyIand Chapel
was erected 10 the chair, and Mr.. j. H Heron,
OF Ine seventh Street Church, was chosen Sec
rotary.
After hearing several propositions looking to
10 appoint Il committee TO draft and present for
the consideration Of the assoc iaton at its next
puOhc meeting, en- Tuesday, 23d inst, a con-
sututlon and plan of operation. This commit
lee CONSISTS OF the pastors Of the Sc yeraI
churches on the Island in conjunction with
one lady from each church The ladies thns
selected are Mrs. Margaret Handy of Seventh
street Church; Mrs. PursAII of sym Stras,
Church; Mrs. Hall, OF Ryland Chanel. M
Lewis, OF Baptist Church; Mrs Brsdekamn
OF German Lutheran Church; Miss Mary
Foukes, of GOrsuch Chapel. Mrs Chas Hand
ly, whose jealous and efficient efforts in Ar
mory Square Hospital during the war will
long Be held ia grateful remembrance by MANY
OF our brave soldiers, was added TO the mem
bers Of this committee.
The committee meets for business on Mon
day evening next, at ~ O'Clock, at the house
OF MI John X. Elvans, No. $50 Maryland av-
eVue, between 9th and eth streets.
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SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
On SATURDAY MORNING, January 10Th COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold
large number Of
HORSES.
including q number Of excellent work, saddle, and
family Horses. A full description At sale.
ALSO,
3 Mules broke to harness, in good.srd
large collection Of desirable new and second
hand Carriages; Buggies. Rocksvsys, Express
Wagons, and other vehicles
large collection Of new and second hand Hsr-
ness, DC.
Also,
9New Family Carriages
New Germantown Carriages.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday, without regard TO the
weather.
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
jail W. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
NV elAsr Anctses SaIes, re-. =.

INV etAsr Asotses Sales, see J.sra p4osJ
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: GeOrreto,n.
sGALEs;, HORSE AND WAGON. AaI &C. kf
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. January ..th. n,
10 o'cl9ek will cell, ct Ne. lis High street, be.
tween Zeal, and Dunbarton streets, general
Groceries and Liquors
large Iron Safe
Platform and other Scales
Horse, Wagon aud Harness. &c.,
And many goods not mentioned.
"a ls IfnRi !" faoSxs T B5w VII e .0 kGo..
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctio.e.rs.
POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT 10 At G0EkER OF IhNp 24TH SIS
Square 40 frosting rs feet on street north at the
eSrpe, Of 18th street west, with depth of So feet
wERs sssso.t AFTERNOON II 24IE SSASTART,
of III feet inches.
Conveyances at purchasers cost.
sale peremptory as we are instructed to sell the
ia is-dts ' &c, MCGUIRE & CO., Auct..
RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
Gk0kGEToWN AT kTCTioN.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January 25th,
at clock p. m, will sell, in trent Of the prem
lses part of Lot No 81 fronting p feet inches
JEFFERSON street, between Bridge street and the ca
nal ana running back 100 feet
Inc improvements consist of q nearly finished
new bflck dwelling House and Frame Stable. and
now occupied by Grimes & Reilly carpenter
shop.
Terms $500 can remain on interest for !, and
balance cash.
,Conyeyancing ard stamps at the cost of the pur.
jaIs-d THos BOWLING, Auctioueer.
RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HoUsE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
On TUESDAY MORNING, January 2sth, ,s,s
at 10 clock, will sell at No. ~ Bridge street
between Congress and Washington streets, a large
assortment Of Household and Kitchen Furniture
viz:
Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Excellent Chamber Suite, comprising large hand
some solid Walnut Bedsteai. Marble-top Wash
staBd and Bureau, Chairs, Rocker, &c
Gilt Frame Mirror. Wardrebes, &C
Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Oilcloth
Hair and Husk Mattresses and Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Bedding
Parlor, Cooking, and other Stoves,
And a great variety OF Goods not mentioned
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ia IL Asctisneer.
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YALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF
GOVERNMENT WOOD

HeddqHGrtsrs DePdrtrnsHt Of Washinston,
O1tee Of Cisf Quart.rmast.r,
(COTreT Pennsylvania drenUs aud l51z Street)
t,r.,,,d wa,4isstSn, 2; G. J.nusiy 10: 49,
sale viii be made Ia Ibis city and sleIsndris
commencing THIS DAY, Of co eoo1 Twenty Thou:
cords, 10 any and all persons desirns to purehsse
Said wood is thoroughly seasoned, OF good quail
Oak and two thirds Pine, and will be sold at the
rate CT 81 500 seven dollars and fifty cents per
avenue: in Washington, 10 the rear Of the Smith
sonisn Institute and at the rate Of SO 5O) six dol
Wod fn s about S Of s
north Of Alexandria, on the Washington and Alex
Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained
only on sash paymsnis; upon Washington Yard
dris Wood Yard from Brevst Major James Gleason,
ocScf M n and and e CLOCK neo 5n'sn the hours oil
Purehasers will be required to remove their wood
from the Yard within day. f5GH aHs Sf order
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
"a lO-1f Department of w ashington.
A CARD CARDnThs PsItnsrship heretofore subsisting
senx bDs business Will hereafter be carried on by
duly our to collect al debts
tue 10 the late nrm and pay all claims against it,
TO whom ", request they %.' e BR ffxsiIfsssss
IN. W BURCHRLL, in retiring from the firm of
klng buTehell has located himself at the corner
will continue TO supply choicest selections Of fne
1rocerles TO the trade and to families. ja2M
THE COMPREHENSIVE OF BARBOUR.
deah Of John B. semmes the nnssrsirssd oy the
yiying partners. will continue the business from
Washington, January /, 1866.
p Al peTsSns having claims against the firm Of
to us for payment, and ali persons Indebted to said
nrm are hereby requested 10 settle the same as it
elosed, in order that we may settle With the aS
eoe% oil the late RS SSh1 ssnnss
lVI ANIST AND VOCALIST so we'll known ~.
in Washington, and tho has brouR hi cut some a.
ped system has accepted an nIs nsS a.
Paris Exhibition. Consequently this will be his
any person having only slight inosleSss ~ mnsc
will be enabled In very short time to read and ex
As to the vocal pant By way Of
arrives At the most results Monsieur
edge Of Time BY bis new Invention Which, VIII be
sxhi6ited in Paris. All those wis wish to become
call a. his residence No. Pennsyl avenue,
s Sppos,e National Hotel Hours Of reception are
Blank Books nsed In I Banks and Msreaas kss.S
, ihtthograPhic Check Books, and ell Kinds Of
,.hngraving Of all kinds. Visiting Cards, Invi.
cuted. ""AA1'"neiS o~o-
s niso' Plain, Fancy and Ornamental PRINTING,
PES, &C made at short notice
sTkTTX nrwsHriety and str lie of COUNTING HOUSE
hand. 0 oee' SuehS, always On
nese. We feel confident OF Riving satisfan,ian h.
IN and prices to those who want COED artoie.
IN our "n7' HUDSON TAYLOR,
:,s. ,book seller and Statioaer,
NH-" Ssa Pennaylv anis avenue
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS A.
~ ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Hsadqxdrte,s Department Of Washsnftos.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
~ ANNAPOLIS, MD.
HsadqHartsys Department Of Wdshsnrfos.
Ohce Of ChisJ IrdrternaSte.,
WoShtnsuoa. ID. C., January Is, fsoS
q, VIII De SOLE on The premises ct public auction,
hereinafter designated the following public build.
ipgs at Annapolis, Md, and Camp Parole, near
IO0'CLOCK A. M, AT CAMP PAROLE,
As Barracks, each Ioi by Is feet.
Is Cook houses each 90 by IS feet.
Officers Quarters, each l49 by . feet,
Mess rooms, each . by rs teet.
Storehouses, each 200 by IS feet.
Guard house, IS by IS feet.
HEADQUARTERS Building, 81 by % feet.
wing TO same, % by 10 feet.
Barrack. 81 by IS feet.
Sinks, each 50 BY u feet and eight sinks, small
size.
on TRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1866. AT 10
BSk kRRSh 4 m THr At T,1 Ce III GREEE
sstorehouses each 81 by q feet.
store house. 81 by Is feet.
Storehouso, Al ty 81 feet.
Storehouse, so by II feet
stsrehouss, 50 by Is feet.
Stor ehouse, 81 by Is feet.
Blacksmith shop. 81 by IS feet.
Office, 81 by Is feet; and
Stable, 81 By "a feet
SAME DAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK P, NJ, AT THE
MELk CAMP IN THE CITY OF AHNAP-
Stable, 400 BY q feet.
lhmbulsnse stable, io2 by "A feet.
Barrack 90 By IA feet.
EsrTack 60 BY il feet; and
7 Shed; Is by Is feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, and purchasers
will be allowed twenty days TO remove them A
military guard will remain In charge Of the prop
erty fifteen days after the sale, ~ desired
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
NJ. LUDIHGTON,
;.,0,.. Colonel and Chief Qusrtermsster,
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RY NAGLE CO., Aucueneers.
- Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsylyanis avenue
corner Of 18th street.
Maggie Co. will give their personal attention TO
the sale Of Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence of families declining housekee2 inq
Also to the sales OF stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
ehandse Of every description, Horses, Oarrisg es,
Harness. &c. dec LILY
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wi WEST END rRUG STORE.
No. lib Penn. Avenue, South Side. IL
Ayers, Schenck ., Jayne's and other Family ~
hedicir es. Also choice Perfumeries, Pomades x
&c, for sale at above store. ja62
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FOR SALE AND RENT,
STORE AND DWELLING FOB BENT.

STORE AND DWELLING FOB RENT.
For rent, STORE No. 221 on Penn. avenue, op.
posite Willard's Hotel, now occupied as an office
BY Mc'; n. Clos Close &c Co hS Co So
221 and 229, containing nine fine rooms, with
EoT giysn On the 1t EebEusry
Messrs Riggs & Co.'S Banking House. ia L. cost
FOR RENT--BRICK HOUSE No sos 9TH street
psaf s Mary land avenue. Island Inquire Of b.
ITO LET-The Dwelling HOUSE On the West side
Il Of High street Immediately above MI Charles
Homiler; and late the residence Of Mary A. CLARK,
The house is pleasantly situated and contains
t aSR to With soousa acres Of ground at
Tes on the eOoTed
who mayIrsnt the place, at fair rate of compensa
For further particulars apply at the Hardware
Store at No: l2s Bridge street, Georgetown.
TWO FARMS FOR SAFE VERY CHEAP
One Of 22s ACkEs. situated about sixteen miles
from Wsshinst:p. in Fairfax county, Virginia,
Immediately on the pike road from GeoI getown to
Leesburg, and about three miles from Thornton
Station: on the Lopdon and II Hampshire Railroad.
About 80 acres in chestnut and oak; 100 in
young pine; balance under cultivation.
n IDPTovements consist in good fencing; small
fruit. Good water near dwelling Land psrticu.
Terms SIS per acre; one half cash; balance In
one, Two, ana three years; or will exchange for
One Of 2iS ACRES, In Prince George county,
maTy land about ssye nteen miles from Warrington,
on the road to Piscstawsy, Maryland. About one
under cultivation; improvements only mode rate
=, ferns $40 per acre; part cash; balance on long
'ms OF Will exchange Tor sit r. TSS HSGkrr
$50 II street. between 9Th and 7th,
de l9-eo1m Post Office Box 493.
ITO LET Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS in
Il Washington, being the upper stories of build
ing southeast corner 18th street and Pa Avenue
Gently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving stove
Also, a large BASEMENT, suitable for FIRST
Washington Theater. Inquire Of NAGLE l. Co,
Wine Merchants. on premises l9d
FOR sALE-Two three;st BRICK HOUSES
Apply to q B. B%KRR star ofoe Dc '0 dec sheaP
FOR RENT-Tw. ROOMS, at No. 500 9th st.
70 floor Apply to Mrs. YOBKB, 464 10th
oop&RrsksssaffPF SsI.,.for. ..i,t,n,
between q; M; T. King aud n ". BsTohsii having
sss.i * sss
as ~hoesss and retail dealers IN in. Tss SOM .Ci
choice family Groceries, at the old stand Of King
BJssSs '1r Isss Of Vermont avenue and
IN p s Zinc e +. BUp9oLPH 4; KING.
dsayor to supply their customers with the zane
choice selection OF hne Green and Black Teas,
stock o goods having been sent to suction. thsy
Of such articles as are found in q frst class
family grocery store.
ja7u Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th etrect.
CREAI sAORItICE1,A new, splendid PIANO.
NJ FORTE, finished all roma, carved -n
nearly one hall n It's oi sinal cost S.S
the owner u going 70 leave the oity, ct Ns3TI
Penns. ave-, opposite Nssional Hotel. jsWt
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70 PERSONS SECURING ICE.

For sale. FIVE hundred cart loads OF SAwDUST
Apply at GALT'S KiRdling and Stove Wood ONCE,
2e2 Penn. avenue. between 18th and 18th streets ,
or at Mill foot of l7tb st. jalO-tf
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RY J. q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctoneers.
GUARDIANS SALE OF TWO BUILDING
LOTS
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 10th, at Z
O'Clock on the premises, shall sell two Lets-off
OF original Lot u, Square 60 viz One fronting 70
feet on LIST street at the corner Of Pierce street
with depth of 100 feet to an alley; and front
ing on Pierce street 20 feet, with depth of 90 feet
Terms: 0ne-hslf cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, with interest, to be secured on the prop
erty.
Convey sncing at purchaser csst
Macy W. R0DRIRD, Guardian.
ia H-d J c. McGUIRE co, Aucts
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All persons having claims against the firm OF
%, bAhbooR, sEMMEs 4 co. will present them
70 US for ymeDt, and all persons indebted to said
nrm are hereby requested 10 settle the same as il
~ aosoIately necessary the business should be
elosed, In order that may settle with the Adj
minlsfrator Of the late John b Semmes
N B. cow BARBOUR Il HAMILTON
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RY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctiouesr..

Rr GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
AUCTION SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON STREET SOUTH. BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOUR HD-A HALF STREETS,
ISLAND.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst, at O'Clock n. m,
IN trent OF the premises, We shall sell west part OF
deep 10 an alley, With the improvements
Terms: One half cash: balance in three ana
six months, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
An conveyancins and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
$50 down when sold.
ia 0-eo6ss GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account OF the inclement weather until FRI-
DAY the 18th inst. at the same hour and place
jal6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
Rr W. L. WALL CO, Aueti0neers.
We will sell, en- the premises. on MONDAY, Jan
Is, at O'Clock m, Lot Ne l9, Square l5S David
son Subdivision, fronting = feet on street ruu
ming back Ia feettO 80 feet alley, with a feet
alley on the side Improved by two story Frame
bonse, containing 4 rooms. ALSO. a small Brick
House, fronting the alley. This property is stu
ated on street, between Nth and 18th streets aHi
offers good chance fer Investment
Terms: One half cash balance In Elk and twelve
months bearing interest secured by deed Of trust
on the property.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account Of the weather until FRIDAY AFTER
N isT JAZZ H. i''s l. IwSktNIk CO. Aueu
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WANTED-By gentleman and wife from the
w 10th Of February next, ROOM with Board,
In private family, with of parlor and piaps
Address MAX, Box 2sI City Post Office, stating
locality terms, &C. Al
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II GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
By order of the honorable Orphan Court OF the
District OF Columbia. Cd SATURDAY. the 10Th in
slant. at 10 o. clock a. m, shall sell our Auc-
ton Rooms, cerDer 7th and ID streets, the Personal
Effects OF the late john II. Goodrich deceased; we
name in part
Household FurnitRre,
Farming mIlemeLts, &c.
Terms cash.
HENRY N. YOUNG, Administrator
"a H-St GREEN h WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~ CO-PARTNERSHIP
l. HE CO-PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
between z; M; ?. King aud N. w Barchell having
been dissolved by mutual consent / have this day
associated with me my son, RUDOLPH KING,
under the name and style Off. M. r. BING SON |,
as wholesale and retail dealers In fne Teas and
choice family Groceries, at the old stand Of King
Bprcheli. corner OF Vermont avenue and 18TH 1t
January !, 1866. e. M p KING
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NJ FORTE, finished ell ronnd carved -
isss moaldinss etc: viii be sold fort1T(1
the owner u going 70 leave the city ct Ns3TI
Penns. ave-, opposite Nstiopal Hotel ia sat
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So THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE POST
poned until MONDAY. January ~. at IL O'Clock
"a l8-ts @. w. BUTELER, JR Auct.
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pr W. L. WALL a CO., Auctioneers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Sc La. ay., between 9th and 10th sta
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WANTED WANTEDll wANTEDuI
w GENTLEMEN. LADIES.

WANTED-Trayelers and citizens of Washing
w ton to know that
Il. B. EICOL
Has opened NEWS DEPOT 81 332 New Jersey
avenue. near Baltimore De pot
Books. Periodicals, STATIONERY, Stamps &c on
hand for sale. 10y -
81 Subscriptions received for the Baltimore
Dally COMMERCIAL. de 2l-lms
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WANTED-A number of SMALL HOUSES for
w good tenants Also, have a number of Houses
to rent Purchase Of Real Estate, negotiations of all
kinds made strictly on business princi PIES House
hold Goods sold at private or public sale. House
leases made and rents collected. Alss, large mum.
Der Of fine Building Lots for sale A nice we room
Brick House for sale; ter ms easy.
THOMAS NJ. PLOWMAM 3 Real Estate Office
ia Is Ct sos street, between 18th and 18th
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of Mrs. N. A. Trey, decd.
by virtue of a writ of sale to me directed
ID from the District Court of Bossier La,
in the succession o -artha A. IveY, deceas-
ed, will sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the late residence of
said deceased, on SATURDAY the 18th day
of August, 1866, the following described
personal property belonging to said success
sion, to-wit:
| double seated buggy, / mule wagon,
head mules, | buggy horse, Is or 90 head
cattle, plantation tools, household and
kitchen ware, beds and bedding, family
groceries, loom, 6 bee gums, bedsteads,
tables, chairs, &c. sc.
Terms of Sale--An sums of ten dollars and
under, cash. All sums over ten dollars, on a
credit until January LIST, 1867. Notes with
approved personal security bearing per
cent interest from date, required for credit
sales. A. A. ABNEY,
nI7 3ts Administrator.
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Smccessiom NOfice.

Ctate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
~ Clerks Office, 10th District Court
Notice Is hereby given that w. L. Hilton
has this day filed in the Office Of said Clerk,
his application praying to be appointed
administrator of the succession of James
M. Knight, deceased
Now, therefore, this Ia to admonish all
persons concerned that If opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said applicant viii be confirmed
Administrator as prayed for
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
ut Bellevue, this the 9Th day of August,
1866
THOS. N. BRADEN,
mig Cts Clerk