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SIZZLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
A.w TowsHhND & co. Jewellers,
80 SIC 7th st., between D and T..

Having dstermin ned to retire from busiues. ve
offer our beautiful assortment Of Jewslry and
Fancy Goods At first cost. ALI goods sold guarsn-
our stock OF Jewefry aad Fancy Good :. We Offer
our patrons who wish to purchase Watches the
f PRIOE LIST or WATCHES.
Silver hunting csse, anchsr movements, jewel.
; sS, ss soid De- American, IIIers meysme.t.,
swslSa. sH' gold Do Ameri9el,P q, BArtlsst
R%t Ed s sssap ssls y
bal: Str. gold; lsdo. do, SIS, gold; IS do, APP
ARri0Bls TO BE RAFPLsD.
] Ladies Cabinet And Chair .pspisr mache, in
laid wrh Pearl hgst cost, .3sl IN gold. Ladies
fret cost, s7Si gold. Rosewood Dress ng AZ,
monn,sa With solid Sterling silver hFst cost, 10
The whole to Re ed for sbeo Gu rrsnSy9 y
wv. TeWEeHEND d co. jewellers, gsR
o16 It'll street few doors belsw
10 10 I'm Odd Fellow II all.
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II sTEE,s SALE.

:, By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Cour. for
rrnee Seoreee County. sitting Court q
HquI.y, PASSED 10 the cause Of J sncs B Bod~on
sndoenefe We Job. i. Fen ck. administrator d<
sohs non o. Jehn y. Carter aud 9th ers viii
expose 10 public sale ~ the late esidenos Of the
sssa carter, on Tuesday, the lsta dsy Of lao
uary next At u O'Clock NJ az fair AZ NOT on the
next fair day thereafe all that tract or parcel %
lasd ksown es Mel Rnse, OF which ne died sci red
ana possessed, contsi mir about 10 ARES :
Afe. part or parcel OF land adloisins thereto
contGnl ng shout u acres.
Also, the undivided third Of q tract or parcel OF
IaSd rontsiutns shout sss arres.
from the village Of Bisdensburs sbeut two mi lee
and irsn Hyat,sville station. on the B Baltimore
ano eshin gton Railroad. about two and . hsN
miles, and sdloins the lands of Messrs p VI
browning and Is. y. lovBdee. The coil IL OF A ne
texture, admirably adapted 20 market purp lses.
sno mere is young and thriving Peach Orchard
upon the premises. Of choice fruit.
The Improvements consist OF a FIRST e "a. Frame
pNemne n eseellent repair, with . large Lawn In
iront tAsteiully laid out, ornsuented with shrub
oery and trees OF various kipds; aud there ts a
oOmmeelous Barn upon the premises erected ~
eobeidsrseie eN pense with every necessary hul'a-
ing Those ~ pursuit Of . besutiiul. healthy ami
nehdec IN attend the sale, D. it 10 seldom IN Al
property possessing 80 many sdvsntagesi l. brought
into market. The last named tract IL \ parcel ~
lane ADJOINING the village OF Bl adensbnre and bv
lueiclou- culture coulr b. made most slu able N
being Kind and very productive
Terms OF sale: One third cash: residue in ora
sndtwo years, with int rect aud approved securi-
est deed In fee will be executed 20 the purchs
ser or purchasers Stamps and convey aucing at
the expense Of the purch sser rurchasers
de 8-eoto N q STEPHEN. Trustee
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DIED.

DIED.
CUBAN: On sund az morning. the Is b In
slant. JOHN d child Of Ste pben n and M are,t
Curran. In the 6ih year Of his see
HIS funeral will take place to morrow tues
day morning, ct III O'Clock, from the residences
Of hts parents, sos N street, between 9Th and
attend = = - ~
FORD. oo the venting OF 18th, after shsrt and
painful liners, THOMAS @. FORD, aged Ia
H S. and Is days, infant son of Josiah r. and
The funeral will take place to morrow morning
az 10 O'Clock. from the residence Of his father
Of the family are resssctfully invited 20 attend :.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLIS NV OeERA HOUSE.
al fHfLLlfss ~;;E s9TAaI hAHAssS
Rsprodostion Of Dion Bouoicault's most success.
Oh, fHr w5 5 kh sss 81 sFf nsssoansrrs O.
With Increased Effects. Mssainssnt Scenery,
SSy4s&.IS M.'ss ssRs,fsis; .sa H,eon,@:S:
81 Tho sifs ssa
cast; s: e. NJ Sss s:s
, .,u.,., RATES og ADMISSION : -. =. 10
ss ssn Soidr:da Ssss s:ns Family Cir
NATIONAL THEATRE.
lPennsyivaais avenue, near wiilards' Hotel.
The AAassensnt have tho Dfessurs to announc.
emf With Che eharniss ma talented WssS
''s ''Ai Mss MISS kAaGIE MIrcHELL, -
her as.s ssSsIs:s 4 s.i:;ens.aos
Supported BY IT, r;R VI o sfIs6 Actor,
and 2 cast 81 eminent fitness. embracing many
DE C0RDOVA, 'T..a.-.
The Cslshrated HUMOROUS POET And LEO
TURkR will Ieci 70 his great sensa.
tonAl Peem, entitled
"MISS JONES wEDDINa-NO CARDS."
frr METZER6TT HALL, F.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, anuar Is. 1867.
Tickets, 80; Reserved Seats, rs cents.
sale OF Reserved seats will commence at Metze-
rott's music store, Monday mornin g, Jas Il. Is
Ioors open at O'Clock; Lecture TO commence
M6 ..H ' "a last
METZEROTT HALL.
For season of TWO WEEKS, commencing
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17rH,
Grm1 consolidation Of three distinct and seps-
rate Com paDtes,
THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
Aud the celebrated
BERGER FAMILY,
Nocalists, Harpists, VioIinists, and
SILVER CORNET BAND,
Composed principally of Children.
TWO SOLO HARPIsTS,
TWO SOLO yIOLINISTs,
TWO SOLO STAFF BELL PLAYERS,
The only Staff Bell Players n the world
% PERFORMERS AND $50 SILVER TABLE
BELLS.
CARDS OF cents
Tickets Tor sale at Metzerott;s Music Store,
wkere diagram OF the Hall may be and seats
secured three days In advance.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10TH,
GRAND BELL RINGERS MATINEE.
Children admitted to the Matinee for Us cents
Doors open at O'Clock; commence NJ O'Clock.
Afternoon doors open at Ia O'Clock; commence
at "a clock jail e
EANOY DRESSES And COSTUMES
For TableauX and Pri yste Parties
Applyto MRS. FRANK RRA,
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RECEIVING STOLEN q OoDs.-Saturday morn
ing, Detectives COomes and Miller arrested
Henry Corprall upon charge of receiving
certain goods stoleR from the store OF Carter
Yates IL Co, knowing them 10 have been stolen.
Justice Tucker held the accused to bail for
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VIOLATING MARKET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
day, X. N. huffman, huckster, was arrested
by efflcer Howes. OF the Third Ward, for buck.
STEERING without license: also for occupying a
stand In the Center Market contrary 10 law
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CITY ITEMS,

oPPRR splendid stock OF fus rs kara,
Gold end Silver American Watches Diamond
jeweiry and Opera Glasses, ~ per cent be low
cost, 10 close business. RI : -
l. ALEXANDER, 2iO PeRpa ayepus
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-Thomas Hur.
1.-The was arrested yesterday by officer Crown
for selling liquor on Sunday, and was nned
S2O by Justice Walter ~ -
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CARRYING WKAPoNs-Wm. Moekabes was
arrested Saturday night by officer Howss,
upon charge of carrying concealed weapons,
and was fined $50 by Justice Handy.
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SCRB PILE CURE.-Dr. 9ilbert's Pile in
strHment positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF 81. Circu.
lars free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address ]. b Romano Mana.
ger, No. SIS broadway, New York. O.
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Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, ga Penn. av., be.
tween " and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, buntons, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles,s vascular ex-
cresences, DC. Once honrs from a. m TO
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JEwELRY.-B Bog Wood Sets, Jet Chains
Cluster Sets, 400 new style Sleeve Buttons
Kings, Pins, Scarf Pins, Bracelets, Lockets
silver. plated spoons, Forks, GobIets, Cups
Call Bells, received this morning Ar prigr,.
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. a3s Pennsyl
vania avenue, near4X street
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TURNED OVER TO VIRGINIA AUTHORITIES
VIM Payne was arrested Saturday by officer
Thompson. of the Fourth Ward. upon charge
of grand larceny, perpeirated In Virginia,
made by George Strauder. The case was land
before Justice Walter. who directed the pris-
oner TO be delivered to the Virginia authori-
ties.
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HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner Nav York AVIAN ma a nd 18th .x.aas

entrance on New York avenus,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS.
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &c, &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
cery Store. where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept In hrst class Grocery. Without IT..
tempting to enunerate our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
examine our store and stock, believing We shall
not fell TO give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor US with their patronage. t't
We call especial attention to our assor tment of
TEAS and OOFFEEs, which have been selected
with great care for purity Dealers will find .
fine assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit. r-.H rrf7' .-rs-fs f.-
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
ian 9-Sm .-.t ...-.- ......
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WRTAKE pleasure In announcing that our
old fellow citizen, j. Is. Gardner, M d. has
renewed his practice, In which speciality we
know he has had great experience. We refer
you to the advertisement column
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For CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocaiion is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at Al PenRsy lvania avenue, between
~ an d 9th streets. TT. H.. -
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10y NAGLE q 90, Auotlonsers
- 295 Pepnsylysn

10y NAGLE 90, Auouoneers
- 2s9 Pennsylvania avenue.
On TUESDAY, January 18th. st 10 o'oIock x.
Oh sell 81 our sales Dom a variety Of
Groceries and LiQuor.
Br.oms, Mhisps, Baskets, Clothes Pine
10 boxes Raisins
O0eJ Cigars
le0 bales Virginia Tobacco, Ac.
Tie remaining stock OF a dealer viz.
Cloths. Ons-imeres, Hoeisry, Wooden Good.
Srockery Ware, Boots and Shoes, &C
Terms cash.
It EAGLE Co Aucts
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NO ARTICLE ofapparel more becomes an In =
oividual than nice Shirt, which he can get
LOT three dollars, At Henning's One Price
Ciothlng Store, on the corner of seventh street
and Maryland avenue
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10y GRBEE q WILLIAMS, Auctiooseu.

TW0-sTOBY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
with hne Store Room, having Bow Windows
fronting on nth street east. near Msryland ave .
ID the Island, At Pubic Auction.
On tn UksDAY, ths 18th instant ct o'clock m
m, We shall sell on the premises. part Lot No y
in square no SIS. having 10 feet front by ~ feet
los inches deep. with . good DWELL nR House ana
Store, all In complete order. Abe chance for q
profitable investment.
Terms: One quarter cash balance In six Twelve
eighteen, and twenty four months, for notes bear,
ing interest, and secured by deed Of trusS on the
premises All convey aneins and revenue STAN %
at the soet OF the purchaser =
jalld GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THE MOTTO of "Quick Sales and Small
Fronts" lie strictly carried out at Francs
Popular Gents, Furnishing Store, 494 9TH
street, doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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MARRIED,

lss. BY hev: Mr.. Fisfie, Miss GEoRGiA a
LOxELEss TO Mr. MIDDLETON BELT, both
of Washis gfon ID. o.
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ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
A petition TO be presented TO the Legislature of
our State for the grant OF a charter to construct
a railroad between this city and GEORGETOWN
upon the BERNIE bank of the Alexandra canal
Is now In circulation among our citizens, and
Is being very numerously signed by the most
substantial business men Of the city The pro
Ject is gaining popularity rapidly. and the
PROBABILITY is highly in favor of the road be-
coming fixed fact.-Alez. Journal
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DEATH OF MIR. STEUART, THE BANKER -
Mr.. W m. NJ. Steuart, of the firm of Steuart IL
Bro, bankers, died yesterday at his boarding
house, No. 40 street. MIR. Steuart was a
native OF this city, and for many years past
has been engaged in some of the banks of this
city. and a few years since he formed with
his brother partnership in the banking bust
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A b. MAURICE. REAL SCIENTIFIC AS
"A. TROLOGER OF AMERICA,
From the position ana aspect of the Stars at the
time Of ones birth, will reveal astonishing Sc.
crets that no living mortal ever knew before; how
TO be successful In all reasonable UNDERTAKINGS
He tells pane and very day you marry describes
the intended companion, and tells ell events Of
cents TO 81 gentlenes In full 81. Call at l70
l2th ct. near Il. ell hours until In the evening
al.lm-
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ADIES LOOK Ar THIS.

COLLAR AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY
Each lady having work done ct the CHEAP
STAMPiNG ICONS, 439 9Th street. opposite
pair OF Ours, stamped on the finest muslin, for
chain stitch. Braid or Embroidery, sultabls for
night gowns. Star Braid and Coiored Cotton for
the above 1T reduced prices. Initials stamped
from one to fire cents. Stamped goods at half the
price heretofore asked. do % If
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'NTS.

WMy1l;, YWnalATTLEY,s PREMIUa STEAM
MEGT: Once No. 40 Jefferson St, Gsorg etown q,
p. q. Bstsblished 1891 prenia a % warded By the
metropolitan Institute, 1851; rebuilt 1856, and
now by Tar the lsrgest and most com pIete estab.
ishment Of the Kind in this section OF country
with large stock OF the best for On and domes.
tie Dyes and Chemicals; replets with every dssir.
able Apparatus, and provided with the best Tai
ent and Artistic ekill to be obtained. The sub
scriber 10 prepared TO demonstrate to his ustom-
ers that pre- eminent - may have been his pre-.
yfous reputation, his motto ts - Excelsiorb In
Dyefng. Cleansing, and Rsnnfshing Ladies' and
Gentle en- Apparel, Silks, Velvsts, Satins, Me.
rin0, Oioths. &C.. ne means to stand unrivallsd
Truly thankful for past favors he secits the con.
tinued custom OF the community.
NJ Goods received and returned by Express
with the utmost prEmptness and dispatch.
WORTH KNOWING.
tits worth knowing that the greatest Bargains
MiLLER's CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown, d. q.
He has just received large stock Of Bleaohed
Shfrttngs and Sheetipg, at lower prices than thsy
have been sold sfRce the war. Biescbed Musins,
= IN and 10 cts; good yard wide do, % cts, and
the best makes at rs and 80 cents. SheetinRs and
a ra9s Gstt9ns ysLy cheap srS~a MSslns ia
and ether beet makes Calico, % cts Fine Ali.
Wool French Msrino, 81. Winter Dress Goods
generally. embr scfng Pspins, Empress Cloths,
Plaids, pelaines &C., At cost. ShaWls. Blank cts,
rlannels, Cloths and Cassimeres, Gloves and
Hosiery. at unusually low prices.
Call and examine his stock.
desl 3w. BENJAMIN MILLER.
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WIN. KNABl oo.s PIANOS. "a =
PRINCE .o9, s : pSSssSs AAD'nW(vA
for ssls end rent On. esq tsrns ~ Ne. <ss nth
'':si: sss!' f''n,'lv.H. SIiourSsaoH
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BOARDING.

X OoM AND BOABD-One single and one large
~ Room. nicely furnished, with good Board. az
J1I Penn avenue, opposite Nstionsl Hotel
Table Board SO per month. % l22t'
EUkHIsHED ROOMS FOB RENr-with or
L without Board. Will be rented for Home
Keeping, tf desired. I've in room. with Board,
S6S. References exchanged. No 81 Pa Avenue
betwet 2ath and 25th SITS. Iai2.st'
LOB HEHT-Two Furnished ROOMS at NO
461 18Th strset between Z and = SITS. de Il Il
TABLE BOARD ct No. 464 10Th street, few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms SN per
@ontn. dc N-d
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SAMU-
! Ell AMSTAG has assigned all his goods an
chattes, stock and book de bts and other assets
the rndersiRned for the payment eff his creditors,
as Will appear ~ reference e. the asss nment duly
recOrsed, and all persons are hereby VA ned and
PR hlofied from paying to the said Samstag, or
othtr person, on his behalf, any debts they may
have ON ed him. NJ SIE6lL
January 10th, 1857. 10 Al St.
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY-Dr Vel
PaU's PeIt0diral Drops.-The only certain and
safe remedy for all Uterine DISTINCTIONS, Monthly
Diihcultes, Irregularities, and all the other dis
eases TO which the woman, wife, and mother is
peculiarly liable They will be found the easiest
and most certain cure that can be found. 1t is on
account of this certainty that they should not be
taken by pregnant females during the first three
months. AZ miscarriage il &c rtafn to be brought
on but at other periods their 10 perfectly safe
Island. IA lI-3t
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C6ANCBhI DALE VI fMPROkED PROPER
II en- nts street west, between = and streets,
Fret Ward.
By virtue OF Q decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Coiumtix, passed In cause No CSC eout.
~ In which Thomas CoRsn 10 complainant and
Jane McMsnus, ct al are defendants, the under
sigued trustee, Will sell IN front Of tse premises
at o clock .. m, on TUESDAY, the 18th day II
January, instant. part of Lot nu mbere1 fve.Is1
in Square numbered one hundred and twenty two,
tl22.) commencing on south side of said Lot We
end running north in line with, and froEting on
Twentieth street west 50 feet y zach thence eset-
~aidy lao feet aud 10 inches more or less: thence
seuthwAIdly 50 feet and inch, and thence west
wsroly 5S feet and 10 inches, more less, 60 the
place OF beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree One half
cash and the balance 70 be paid In twelve months
for which the purchaser viii be required 60 give
his promissory note. bearing interest from date,
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the TRUSTEE
or the purchaser may, IL he 90 desires, pay
the whole OF the purchase money cash, or one
half each, and the balance she ratification OF
tie sale By the court. Title 20 be retained until
sale Tstihed by tse court. Conveyancins and
stamps 1t the cost o. ihs guIehs.eI;
Ja5-eo&ds J. u. MCGUIRE q 90 Aucts
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FAST DRIVING " yesterday, VIM SwaRgart
was arrested by officer hardwood for fast dri :
wing Justice Thompson fined him $50. las.
humphrey and Ferdinand Butler were ar
Tested by on1cers Howard and Frazier for a
similar offence. and were fAea $50 each BY
Justice MorseIl.
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CoLoNIzATIos SoCIKTY.-The fiftieth apnua,
meeting OF The American Colonization Society
will be held tO-nc rrow evening January X
at ~ O'Clock. IN Trinity Church, in this
cry. The American Colonization SocIety mas
received. during the past two months the
names Of SIX hundred and 'hirty.two colored
persons, desiring passage TO Liberia
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LARcENIEs. John Taskey was
arrested by officer White, of the Seventh Ward
for the larceny of rope. the property of Jane
kuhns He was held to bail for court by JUS
uce Boswell.
Mary Fisher, colored, was arrested by officer
O'Callaghan, of the Fourth Ward. upon a
charge OF grand larceny, made by d. II. Mich
OILS. She was sent to Jail for court by Justice
Walter
Aaron Mann was arrested by officer Orump,
OF the First Ward, and charged by T. M Tabar
with petty larceny. Justice Drury held him
to bail for court.
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u ID. l.. WELLS a co.
AuctisBeers and Real Estate Broksrs
Northwest corner 10th ana n rtreets

LARGE AMP EXTENSIVE SALE OF SIDE
hioh fUkNIrURg OIL PAINTIHGs. &c
evil sell. on NEDE EsDAY mOkEfHG a..
January II, lso7, at 10 o'clock at public sne,sa.'
on the Premises, No. sl2 18th street se.t -
.seen fennsy Iy.nis avenue snd Z strset north.
hear the hiikwvod House, the effects of a lsS,
declining housekeeping, to Wit: 'sb
fsIior suite, Mahogany, IN haireloth; eonsist-
sofas; Easy and Side Chairs, Spring seat Rocts,,
Marble TOP Center and side Table, ~efe
Damask. Lace, and ether Curtains
Bugs Brusseb. Ingram, Hair, and venitiap Oar.
several very fDs Oil Paintip mes, Gill Frame.
Gilt and Aahssaoy fr2ns MfrrorS
Mantel Ornaments, Vases, &C
marbte.top Mahogany Dressing Bureaus and
Three very large Mahogany wardrobss
Mahogany, VALIANT. aud Oak Bedstesds
Oans-esst and Windsor Chairs
Feather Beds, Pillows and Boisters
sheets, Blankets. Comfortsbles and OounterBsxes
Twtlve-ioot Extension Dining Tables and Chairs
Cooking, Parler, and Chamber Stoves
Large assortment OF China, Glass. AID Croekery-
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Together with many other articles not emu
merated.
One Grover d Baker Sewing Machine.
Jali Il ID. l.. WHLLe d CO. Aucts.
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WEDDING IN HIGH LrFR-Those who desire
20 see true, gen uiBe wedding In high life viii
90 well 10 attend ''Miss Jones's Weddiug-No
Sdfus, al MetZerott Hall, next "Wednesday
evening, January Is, at 2 O'clock. Tn. ~ IN .
titie OF lecture 10 be delivered by DE Cordo va.
Ine Wen known author and humorous lecturer
Hno winch has created quite q sensation in
VIII be crowded on this occasion. Ths saIs =,
IN usie store, day. = = W.
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POLICE hEroRTs-rne IIeutsnants of yari.
Gus ponce precincts reported for Satur 1sy IL
aIres IN the entire District. The offences
against the municipal laws which were snshIs
amounted 70 sie1 46 fines imposed. Arrests for
on o. sIesieI Iagnitude were few, as Will
The iieufenants reported this morning thir,v
arrests IN the entire District, nearly ali cominy
under the municipal laws. The fines amou n Tad
20 Sis 40. :
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WAHTED-sECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also MINORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HUUSEFURklSHING GOODS of ever
descrl ption. b. BUCKLEY 4GS 9TH street.
jeeS-u between G. and n east side