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AUCTION SALES.

RY COOPER a JATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID sLst. CLERKS With james c; MeGuirs Cs-;l
street, Star ofhce Building"
By virtue of a deed of trust. bearisg date 10th
August $50, sSesyted 10 the undersigned a. Trus-
WEDNEsDAY (, the ga January. ISIS, AZ Q clock
Pm, in front Of the pre- misses, part Of Square No.
and fronting forty nne feet three inches ss - on
81 street vest and rnnn,ns back and frontns
ments-twe good houses-thereon.
Tenn: Of sale cash hi: property win be .o a
late T. p. Brown. All conveysncing and rev
enue stamp; oH s ;yPss;s q The
deso-wMFSds COOPER & LiTIMER, kucts.
RY COOPER 4 LArlMER, -Auctioneer.,
ID Late clerks with jas. Q. McGuiIe Co:J
S. W. corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth street.
Star Once Building.
I THiiis iTURNITURE, ASP IiXTUREss iS
sSSFE iD F. An A ASyfs
By virtue Of deed Of trust: dated Nay 10th, lsz,
~ lts l.s, and and "a, e the chst.el Records foI
Of January. 1865, at House 10 $50 rennsyiTanis
avenpe, south .ide between 18th and 18th streets,
the Lease, BACK Building, and the following de
Lease Of the Premises. ending January LIST ls7s
Building on the OF the lot
Feather Beds and Bed Furniture for same
ltynnoer Stove, COOKING Range
u Wine Glasses, 20 Tumblers
Y Arm Chairs, /. Enersyipes
Bar, Counter and Furniture
Lot Kitchen Utensils, sc, &c.
Terms cash. EVAN HUGHES. Trustee.
de "a dts COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. q. MCGUIRE Co..
Southwest cerner Penna. avenue and Eleventh ST,
Star Ofsce Building.
FINE WINES AND STORES BELONGING To
THE LATE SIR FREDERICK BRUCE AT
WEDNESDAY MORNING. January s. ISIS,
at 10 o'clock, at the residence OF the late Sir Fred
erick Bruce. No. 80 l. street, between gath and
2 tn streets, We ehsll sell the Wines aud Stores,
&C., comprising In part
s dozen Old Sherry
s do Champagne
5 do Port
Il do Claret
Is do Burgundy, comprising Beanie, Cor
3 do LATTE
do Margeau1
8 do Hook
10 do Old VI sdeira
DO Best Claret
few choice segsrs.
Fl ne lot of Stores. omprising-
Oils, Vinegar, Peas. Trufies
Barricot Vert. Hsrrcot FraRolet
Mushrooms, Pate de fol gras. Comports, &C.
Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMEk,
de 26d lint, Chron Exp.l Auctioneers.
lY COOPER a LATIMER. Aucttoneers,
ID Late clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania and nth
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish.
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city,
at his popular store, 49i 9TH street, between ID
and L, three doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Recoliect the No.-i94. l2,l9,l:
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MARRIED..

KING-PLANKINTON. On the 10Th instant, a.
st. Philips ShqIsh; PhilaisIRhia, ey she Rev. 9.
ANNA j., daughter of Joseph Plsnkintcn, Esq,
of Philadelphia.
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LARCRSY.-About O'Clock on SATURDAY. eve.
ming, q hoy WAS noticed 10 snatch the m ,nev
boz Of Mr. r. Il Mc9iDn, q hucksrAr az the
Northern Liberty market, and run on with Il.
He was overfaken and brought back, when ne
sixth precinct. who took him before Justic.
Chspin, who commtttsd bin &, jail for court,
Tue box contained et9&5.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. TONAN.-Mr John Tomap.
who was snot In the First Ward On Chr,stmas
night by ceiored man. died at Provideuce
Hospital on Saturday. His funeral tosk ola .
from Providence Hospital yesterday sfter-
noon. the remains being first taken to ST. Pc.
tsr's Chrrch, Capitol Hill, and then &c TO Al
onvet Cemefery, where they were Inferred
The mother OF the unfortunate deceased, VINO
Is In Ireland. will be Immediately notided e
the untTneiy death Of her son.
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HAVE RECEIVED additional sam pies fer Gus.
tom work. Genrlemen's garments made to en-
der lower than New York prices.
GEO. u. HENNING,
Corner eth street and Maryland avenue,
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TBR1ATs-John Maack was arrea,sd vas.
nfday ~ Omcer W. "A. n Evans, for thfests
towards Catharine Mack, and Jastfcs Rsan
COMMITTED him TO JAIL IN dsfALt Of sscprIty.
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A DAsrARDLY OUTRAeR-Yesterdav Ii.
johnson, OF the second precinct police. 10 ana
q horse hear the hrst tolleate. on the I'm rect
rosd, ben OF whose fore legs had been br kan
below the knee. II looked g n the ,njuYv hs6
BEEN done by hsAvy stick By some dasts -dIy
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EL8cTIoH or OFPIcBRs.-at a meeting a,
f1iish Looge. No. 50. l.o. B snsah BERTH, tbs
follow inF officers were ei-cted: ) liable.
Prestoenf; H. Il. Biouf. Vice President. ~
Deme'msn, Treasurer; N. II. Miller, Record
ing Secretary; ]. l.. jacobson Financial Sec
=. o. psnAsI~sf, Q. g.; H, Adler, Maria
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10y NAGLE CO.. Auctioneers.
ID NO. AS 9TH street, between @ and n.
We win sen. 81 our sales room, No. a. TN
street, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, ana Every
Evening during the week, @ large assortment Of
Fancy MOolen, and other goods, consisting In part
Of
Fine Blankets and Bed Spreads
COmforters, sbswls. Hosiery
Soaps, Perfunery. Cutlery
Note Paper Segsrs, Tobacco, Groceries
and variety Of other goods Of all kinds.
nols NAGLE CO. Arots.
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES !-Contem-
plating 10 change our business we will sell.
for 30 days only, our entire stock Of Mems,
Youths and Boys Clothing, at IS per cent.
less than our regular price. Heavy coats for
IS TO $40, all wool pants from 50 to 50, heavy
vests at 50, and all other goods in proportion,
~ Berr's, corner Of 9TH and + ste 12,5I:
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THE TEMPERANCE RHFoRM-Tke Ne,c T.nr
Last evening, The public temperance NEE ling
of the Washington City Temperance Soc ETY.
TOOK place At Temperance Hail. ana was very
largely attended. Addresses were delivered
by Messrs. w II. Drew, J. T. G.. Clark, J. RI.
thompson, d. X. Harris, T. q. Clay ton. Thos
Il. Bolster, and John Golding. John ). Hoi.
liDFshead. Esq, the president OF the society
made brief statement of the Rreat amount OF
good IN the reformation Of intsmperats man
which has been accompiisae by the associl.
ton during the past year, and urged the mem.
beTship 10 labor with increased zeal in the
campaign OF rs.
On New Years night grand reunion meet
Ing will be held, under the auspices of the
WashinetOBiahs, al Odd Fellows Hall. when
the exercises will commence a. six O'Clock.
An opportunity will be given for all TO SPEAK
and vocal and instrumental music, furnished
by The different Divisions, Will add to the IN.
terest OF the meeting
The Sons of Jonadab, q new order, organ.
lied September 18th last, by Aldermen LLOYD
and others, is gradually increasing It's men,
oership and will commence the ne year by
meeting in the hall occupied by EQUAL and
other Divisions. In the fourth story of the In
tslHgencer Building. on Saturday next The
trouble now seems with them that the appli.
cations fer admission TO the order are TOO nu-
merous.
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W. =. HUNTINGTON,
Cashier First National Bank.

THE ORIGINAL FRANCS PRICE LIsT-lIood
MeIino Shirts and Drawers, 50, 90, IS, 90 cents,
81 Good White Shirts, from sc cents ND to
$3.50 Good warm Gloves, from 25 cents up
Cotton Socks, from cents per PAIR up; and
all other things in his line cheaper th an any
oihsr house ia this city, at 49I 9TH street, oe.
tween ID and Il, three doors above Odd Eel.
lows Hall. Recollect No. t9t. I2,i9l:
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a. TRUSTEES SALE.

BY vrsruE or 4 bsrb ~ hrkusr FROx
Richard A. Callan and Owen D.. Duffy TO me. re-
corded in Laber y. 8. No. 2, folios No. :. &c ouf
will expose TO public sale upon the premises, %
THURSDAY, the 10th day Of January next, II far
Z net. the next fair day thereafter. at ~ e'clet
m, the fsrm whereon the said Duffy now reside.
called part of Besil's containing abos
n acres, roods, 5 perches.
This property IL most elifibly situated. beini
about five miles from Washington city, imtced
2tely on the public road leading Thereto: ID
adapted TO market purposes. It sd,oins the lane
OF Arundel smith, VIM. v. Deakins and other
and 10 desirable farm for is iocstien, health al
Drodsctivenees. JOHN McDERMOTT,
De D-setA flntslliseneer.l rrus'ss'
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS,
ANUsEhENTs. &C., Te-NIsHr.

hmIcEM MI ,, &c, IV-NIBHI.
NATlONAL THEATRE-JOhn + Owens as
John Unit" m the comedy OF self"
FAIR-A fair for the benefit Of ST. Mary's
ParocbtsI S~hOOt. "a being held n the Hall
eCrnsr OF 5'h and Washington stress
ST. PAUL's CHATEL, sth street, between ID
Ano Y. south WasnIngion.-COncsrt by Miss
Grsepfeld thIs evening, for the oene6t of the
chapel.
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IL YoU WISH TO buy your Christmas presents,
dDe Gold Watches and Jeweiry, You will ga We
anders, 2lO Pennsylvanta avenue, bet ween
18th and 18th streets. I2Ai:
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

%A CARD.-The undersigned is desirous of
W. expressing bis thanks To the firemen the
ponce force under Lieut. Essex, and the public for
Ueir efforts in saving his property on the occasion
1t ". NOEDLINGER.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
Auction at the store of Thomas Bowling. No I74
9Th, 1851. at 10 o'clock
The thre Landings on the Potomac River, above
georgetown, commonly known a. CLOUDS
Landings.
Terms cash. J. 4 EITCHIE
de50d THOS DOWNING; An,
Try THOMAS DUwLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLEIMPR
PRmPERTf ON FIRST STREET, IN GEORGE
Under and by virtue of Deed of Trus. to the
Der, A ID. 1865. and recorded in Llber X. NJ. H.,
NO. r. at folio sc etseq and az the request of the
persons secured thereby. will sell on the premises
at public auctiou. TO the highest bidder, on FRI
p M, the western half of lot number eli ghtv three
tS3,) IN Beatty Hawkins addition TO George
town, with the improvements, comprising q large
The property has front of IS feet on the south
side Of First street, by depth Of 40 feet. ex
cellent drainage, aud may be made q very desira-
ties Of John r. Mitchell and James S. Weish.
Esgrs.
~ onths. TO be secured by deed of trust upon
pay the hole in cash, 100 to he deposited when
the property is struck OF.
,Conveyancin g and stamps at the cost of the pur-
FRED W. JONES. Trustee.
de 90 dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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UY WIN. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
No. Se Lo uisia ave, bet. sth and 10th ste
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. HAR-
On TUESDAY MosSf Nc SO December ~. .ro
SEA- aSsa ws xim eel A. the Bazaar uSneer OF
tsCn at ssis SpS MSrk hn desorip-
THIRTY HORSES.
many good Work Sadcl lie and Harness Horses.
Three Farm Horses.
Gse BloOded HORSE.
Two Freth Cows and Calves.
large collection OF New and SECOND. hama
B9sgie T kackawsys, Carriages, Wagons, snd
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons. huil, q, thi.c,,v
Two Jaeger Wagons, built In this city.
New and second. hand Harness. Saddles. Carriages,
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Carriages and Harness always on private sale
desc WI. WALL & CO.,Arets
ny COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneer,,
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue ana I'm
street, Star Once Building
On TUESDAY MORNING. December slst a,
lee clock, In front of our Auction Rooms We shsi
sell a collection Of Household Furniture, com
Green Rep Parlor Suite
Mirrors. EngrsyiDes
Bedsteads and Bureaus
WardTObes and Wristbands
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs
Brussels and Three ply CARPETS
Blankets, Comforts and Spreads
Srockery and Glass Ware
Stoves, &c.
number Of Gases Of Wine
Terms oash. COOPER q LsTINER.
oes Auctionser-.
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this afternoon arrested Elizabeth f. DAVIS,
charged with the larceny Of a watch from
Dennis Mcdonnell. She il held for q hearing
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AID FOR THE PoOR.-At q meeting In aid of
the poor, held Saturday afternoon at the Cap.
itol Hill Presbyterian Church, corner Of 3rh
and Il streets-Rev. DIR. Chester in the chair
a general interchange OF views among genie.
men as 10 the best way OF relieving the wants
OF the poor took place. In the Fifth Ward,
which had been visited pretty generally by
Rev. O. Pitcher, Bible agent Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, a widow and
eight CHILDREN had been found, who were with.
out anything to ear, and almost destitute OF
clothing. Rev. Dr. Chester thought the best
way 10 contribute to the relief of destitute fam.
lies was to furnish them employment, so that
they could sustain themselves He should
Ike to see this feature Incorporated by The
ProvideDt Aid Society. Rev. Peter Parker
thought that the Society would take up the
subject OF securing employment to poor and
worthy people, but for the present they must
relie We their urgent wants.
NO collection was taken up a. the meeting,
as the committees already appointed will call
on the citizens Of the Ward for contributions
The soup-house for the Fifth Ward will be
opened Tomorrow a the barracks, on East
Capitol street. The meeting adjourned with
prayer by Rev. DIR. Tustin.
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NJ. WILLIAM, 1856 PeDnsylvauia avenue, has
positively the largest and handsomest a. sort.
ment of Velvet, Beaver, Artrakan, Sable
Cloth and Cloaks, and will sell them now q,
reduced prices. 2
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TOMORROW,

DY NAGLE CO, Auctloneers
ID AS 9TH strcet. bet. n and C sts orrosite
Patent Office.
LARGE SALE OF FINE OLD WINES AND
LIQUORS.
We will sell, at our salesroom. on TUESDAY
MORNING, December 3lst. at lOla o clock. . large
assortment Of Wines and Liquors, consisting Ia
part Of
90 bottles Assorted Liquors
Port aud Sherry Wine
Jamaica and St Croix Rum
Old BRANDY and " hisky
Scotch and Irish whisky
10 dozen Old Londen Brown stout
20 cases Old Sherry
20 demijohns Liquor
II holland Gin
Brandy, Port and Sherry Wine
Fine Old Blackberry
Rum Punch,
Arrsck, &c.
Also.
% cases Chow Chow and Pickles
. do Catsup and Sauces.
ALSO.
large lot OF fine segars and Tobacco
IL NAGLE a CO. tnrts.
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IL o L IDAY GOODS.
F.M. LAZENBY, 124 BRIDGE STREET.
GEORGETOWN, d. c.,

Has just opened a large stock of + aney Goods and
Toys.
Bureau Sets. Tete-a -tete Sets, Jewel Stands,
Match Boxes, Ash Holders, Cologne Bottles, Card
Receivers and Back cts Toy Tea Sets, Dinner Sets,
Toilet sets. Toy Knives and Forks and spoons
Tobacco Boxes, Smoking sets.
VASES-Bohemian, Lava. and French China.
Fancy Spittoons, Fancy Teiet Sets, Motto Coffees,
Mugs, &C.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
Gold Band and Decorated Dinner, Tea, and Toilet
Sets. Bohemian and American Cut and Engraved
Decanters. Goblets-Cbampagne.W Wine, and Cor
dial; and a variety of New and Handsome Patterns
Glass Ware.
PLATED WARE. TABLE CUTLERY-Bri-
tannia, Block Tin.
TIN WARE AND WOODEN WARE.
Lamps, Oil. Wicks. Chimneys, and a general as
sortment of House Furnishing Articles. and large
assortment of Toys. which 1 am offering at reduced
prices and to which invite the attention of the
public before purchasing elsewhere.
Y. M. LAZENBY,
No. 124 Bridge street,
da II q
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A MILITARY DfFFICULrY.-Aso soldier named
Edward Mccarthy appeared before Justi q
walter this afternoon, charging Lieut. Par
sons, OF his company. with taking from his
pockets $2s and some odd cents. It appears
that complainant was indebted to the suffer,
and had not exhibited a willingness to paw the
same. he received his pay on the 27th day
OF November, when Lieutenant Parsons
the s2s. which he did, against the will Of
the complainant. The Lieutenant argued that
the soldier was Obliged TO pay his Just debts,
and 1T was the duty OF his superiors 10 see that
he did SO. By request OF the defendant, tue
CAGE was postponed until 10 O'Clock to NOR
row.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND BREWERY ON SOUTH ID
STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH STREETS
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust to the
undert igned, dated the 2sth of November, A. ID.
ls6e, and recorded in Liber r. NJ H., No. -. at
folio 4S5, ct and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, will sell, the 9rH
DAY OF JANUARY. 4. ID. ISIS, at o clock o. m,
bidder, the whole Of Lots numbered two (2I and
three, g and the eastern twenty two ~ feet, 10y
seventy i've lIsl in depth. OF Lot numbered four,
90 In the Square numbered eight hundred and
forty four, SA,D with the extensive Brewery
Buildings and Vaults, and the other improvements
thereon.
The property fronts on ID street liz feet inches;
is 80 feetteep the east line, rs feet the west
line, and the central po. tion extends back 100 feet
and contains, in the whole, II .99 square feet of
land. IL is improved with expensive and complete
Brewery buildings, vaults, &c, and il a very val
uable property. 1t was for nerly known As Ram
man Q, and later as Frommells Brewery.
Terms of sale One third cash of which : go must
be deposited at the time Of sale; the residue in
four equal payments. at Fix. twelve. eighteen and
twenty -four months. with interest frsm the day of
sale TO be secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with in
ten days, the deposit will be considered forfeited
and the property viii be resold, upon i've DAYS
tice in the National IntelliGencer, at the risk
and cost of the deli nQuent purchaser
Conyeyancing and stamps At the expense of the
purchaser
The title which the undersigned will convey 20
the purchaser, is said % be perfect.
FRED W. JONES,
PHILIP A. SELLHAUsEN,
de l9-d6ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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nY NAGBE&CO., Auctfoneers,
ID Salesroooms "a. seventh street,
Opposite Patent Once

TOYS, FANCY GOODS. HOSIERY, wOOLLEN
GOODS CHINA WARF AT ACTION
We shall sell, during this week, at our spscious
rslcercoue. als 18th strt ct. opposite Patent Oce,
EVERY MORNING. 81 100 clock aud EvENfS
at clock. gIeat yaf iety of Toys. Dole. Fancy
Goods. China Ware, Woollen Goods, Hosiery a.,
&C. consisting OF
Toys of all descriptions
Dolls, Vases. Mantel Ornaments, Statuary
Silver plated Ware. Crochet shswls
Nubiss, hoods, Gloves, Gsuntets, Stockings, Ia.
der-hirts, PRAYERS. Blankets. Coverlid.
Work Baskets. Fancy Baskets, Market Baskets
ei,er-plsted Tea and Table Spoons
Scissors, Knives, NAPKIN rings, Castors
Albums. Bibles
Choice Cigars and Tobacco
Wines and Liquers. Groceries
Household Furniture, Stoves, &c.
Also.
A large lot of Clothing Boots and shoes &c
Most of the above named goods have been con-
signed % ne from the North, and will be cold WITH
out reserve,
De 2s-st NAGLE CO.. Anct-
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MASONIC MATTRRS.-At the stated corlmu-
nicAtIon OF the Grand Lodge OF the District of
Columbia, held Friday evening last, the fol.
lowing officers were installed for the ensuing
Masonic year,-B. b. French, G.. Master; T.
Locke, u @. Master; ]. II. Russell, Sr q
Warden: J h. Will, Jr. q. Warden; N ID
Iarner- G. Secretary: y. Cammack. sr., G.
Treasurer; q. N Coombs, Rev. q. Chaplain:
y. T. Powell, q. Marshal: III. V. Cole. ST.. q.
Deacop: A. Roche, Jr. q Deacon: q. b. Clarke.
G. Sword-bearer; q. W. Sonnenschmidt e.
PursuiyaDt; T.. Bonell. E b. Bury, q Slew.
ards; l.. Stoddsrd. 6. Tier.
The yaleolciory of DIR. r Il Donaldson.
acting Grand Master, retiring from the
responsibilities of his position. was received
with MARKED attention.
The sanitary of Hon. Il. b. French. the
new Grand Master, was replete with Mason ic
law and jurisprudence, and contained much
valuable in formation He was frs elected
Grand Master twenty one years ago. when
there was but 252 MasoRs in the District; now
there are > 400 afi lated 20 the 1t Lodges In the
District; besides more than 1000 unaffiIiaied.
The prosperity. influence. and character of
Freemasonry here was never In so good a CON-
dition as AZ present. and the Grand Master
congratulated the craft on this coutin usd
prosperity and usefulness.
The NJ. W. Grand Lodge Of Free and AZ
cepted A Y. Masons. held its annual commu.
nication on Friday evening last, and elected
the following named officers for the ensuing
Mnsonic year:-tirand Master, John E. Cook:
Deputy Grand Master, Andrew J. Tinney:
senior Grand Warden, Charles III. Irvine:
Junior Grand Warden, George W. Brooks;
Grand Treasurer, Thomas Brown; Grand
Secretary, VIM. II. Myers Grand Tyler Thos
Lowndes
From the subordinate Lodges In the Distric.
OF Columbia reports were submitted. showing
that over $1,000 had been expended for cbarit-
able purposes during the past Masonic year.
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RY NJ. X. WALSH 90. Auctioneer.
- go, Southeast corner 10th ct and Pa. ave.
REGULAR EVENING SALES
'hhAr b1 ING, &c At p aTcf GfSSps CLOTH
NTpTESpAY, THURsDAY and sATUEpAY
O'Clock, we will sell, without reserve, TO make
room for other cons gIments daily re ,eiving
LarSs q staple and PANE Fsney Il D. oo.
custom made Clothing, ndershrts and Draw
Linen Bosom Shirts. some VERY tnei
u Ladies' and Gents Wool, Merino and Gotten
Fine assortment 10, u and I2-4 Blankets
ss1nr iSPsfsl AZ" Tc narsee' sead
Large invoice r.s,AA t sS;;,erv. PLATED c,s.or.
extra plate, FORKS fable and ca spoons. ~iSs
thousand other lots OF staple and useful article
iion and which viii positively be soid 10 the hSh
de . 81 NIX. WALSH Co, Auats.
BY wrLLrAM 7; WALL : CO; Auct..,
South ,orner Pa. ave-, aud 9th street.
THELARGE SALE or ELEGANT FUIs AND
k36IS WILL BE CONTINUED Ar oUK
On TRiDAf snd. SATURDAY MORNINGS.
commencing at 10 o'clock: when sortic9 OF a. 1
which We call e. is ssasaiios y ssysf. e
'1Is &c very best Sr' and %xhI Co Rse
ned on N aends2 and tuesday I'm mornings. N saSo
de- WI. WALL q CO.. Aue,,.
RYy.B WHEELER CO., AuctiOneer.,
- Nc. oil Louisiana avenue, het. 9th and 7th ste.
opposite Seaton House.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE AND
bOGSEkEEPING Articles, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. Dec slst, at 10 oicik,
We shall sell at No. $50 9TH street, between sna
NJ streets, large assortment Of excellent Furni
ture, consisting in part of
Haircloth Sofas and Chairs
Lounges. Beds:eads ami Bureaus
Walnut Extension and Dining Tables and Ward
robes
Walnut Hat-rack, with glass
Marble top Table ard WashsfaBd
Walnut Crib, Cane seat Chairs and Rocker
Feather Bed and Mattresses
Cooking parlor and Chamber Stoves
Locking glasses sud Oiicl-ths.
With other articles too numerous 70 mention.
Terms cash. j. b. WHEELER A CO.
de Is u Auctioneers.