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sREpgEAt Dover w,r.r on Taursisy Peb it ie5 NJ 81
ney Breese, aged o. yssD and ~ days
BOGART-At Msnha,t suOi,y Pen H. Arm Boys m'.bS
The le reiire, iits :u + SS 81 ss % ss Gsp.e 4
& as 51er' @ sr :. nsL s P, at = % Connecting ,s
leave Slip at and Thirty onhss tss oa'rs' ~ s'
CLAYroY-udnv Sunday evening Eos,nD, the dearly beloved
The Tsis,i1es and friends srs respectfully , attend q. Hs,
pITCHRRAt eutaa Jersey Mondsy the I5 inst, Paros
The friend. Of the family am rs s:Ps pg a ss y .n po.
teenht, BroOkys, weinesiay. at II O'Clock ' "'a'1'
further notice
plRRrYGToY-on Monday Feb 49, E1b only Wa. NJ ,as
ydii@s aS%a q 4 ,ahernI f1sISs1saa Rsssaa.r
FIELDs-Op Monday 18th inst ser oOg asi pan hs Ia
Ydiics hGS.5T Of funeral ni bSre.ner sf t''
FRAyKLIs-A. Bloomfield j. Sixth hy eveeis,. iSb init
Emma COgges vii. Of Wm d. Franklin the 5ls' rear Q" h
The relatives ..d friends Of the my invited .sn the fosr
%2 from 'Gs s.T Ts,Ss Ts.1 hf s 1'ss " Gei At d & TS
Morn. and Bss.s ssirosd Of BcAy. at returning
leaves Bloomfield g; l:35 IA
GREIG-At Lodi Sewersey, sani'y, he 7 s o, l f'r.
Lewis Greig aged aud IL dsys Youngest 'o Of wh4 -'
The funeral viii take place Lodi Tue,ia the ieh ins. III
O'Clock m.
HAMRRsLBY-On Monday evening 18th s1 e',rDs L'aSaa
wife OfJohn W. Hsmetsley.
Frank O of Louis and MaIissnA Iisr.an in 6' 1h 'es
Marie Io1i.s daughter oJcsn H.y~ar t 2 q her
The rt,si 5s aud friends !. Of ,s ' rs.9s % s' 81 i an s5 q @
Eeventhst Tuesday asrDOOO at d O'Clock wtoa' fshs
nOtc
PoTrRR-0u Sunday Potter daughter Of ,ai
G. Potter. aged month. and DAYS =.
The viii held the residence OF bee Pae~s no ~
Great JOnes-st, Wednesday Feb ~, at l o'clock ? M
WARSRR-A his late residence 203 West Poeizhht Y
satarsy Feb Is 1851 and painful lines Ssnsh'~ H.
Warner n the 65th Of bis age y -,
His relatives and friends bis sonsnls te Rev Atnir
nand A. Invited 10 steai nis r'srl nom
Marks Church TenthSt and Sec0BtSe IuesiI ia
inst, at O'Clock ,.
wREKs-Saddeuy Monday Feb ~ Mrs. Bhn A. sifs Of G,'s'
y. Weeks 80, -.
The relatives the fny respectfully ave to s-nd
the funeral Thursday the 2it inst a! lli o'clock ~ her ie
vii be attenianrr sitsr Fgt
Chester depot on arrival Of the OclocS hNs s-s-
seyenthst
wILDEY-on Sunday Feb II. the Rev Joseph Nie ,Ssl % ~f
also the Cny M<ceoses are -
speefulv invited attend funeral winesiAr es tat. II
ocloci p m his late Residence No POI wess fNess = I-
rensns TarrytOv1 X Thrrssf tsi NJ, va
inter-
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the other was for the successive destruction Of the mpe
rial columns. IL definitely resolved that Tn VINO
would march upon Zacatecss with 1900 men. The wbA
abouts and suite "a not known It is beli6VA
that they have fallen into the hands OF the Imperial cav
airy which mounted upon horses belonging 70 private
persons residing nc the City ~ Mexico ueretar0 Ceayar
and other places through which they passed The con,e-
guence Of the departure Of roynO for Lacstecas WI be
the fall Luis into the hands Of Castillo Ii VIII be
the loss OF cities caused by simple military move
viii leave the Liberals exposed to defca IN the open
sf.I
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LfvERPooI. Fob. Is--Noon.-The steamship Heca from
York which arrived last evening, reports seeing the
ship Union Capt Miller which left Liverpool the 2ld
oi January f9r New Orleans The Union had experienced
heavy weather lost her rudIc and suffered other dam
age Intelligence has been received here of the sinking at
sea Of the bark Sumter No further particulars have come
tohaud
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NEW- ENGLAND.
SYMPATHY FOR THE CRETASs

SYMPATHY FOR TIE CREIhNo
TuBCNR
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb 1S.-Resolutions of sympathy
for the Creans in their struggle for independence were
reported In the State Senate this forenoon
BOSTON MISSIONARY SOCIETY ANNIvERsAN
Boston, Feb. 1s-The Boston city Missionary Society
Gov Bullock. Father Cleveland, who Is "a years OF age,
and Others, delivered addresses.
BOSTON, Feb l8.-The State C0nstabulary prosecuted
40 LIQUOR dealers OF this city last week.
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HoYoRs To GEN. SHERIDAN.

,y rytk1uAP rHE rRfBuNE
COLUMBUS, Feb ls.-Gen. Phil. Sheridan arrived
bcre to-day accompanied by Joint Committee OF the
Ohio Geroral Assembly, by whose invitation he came He
,yiiI he received by the senate at o'clock n aud by
tho House immediately afterward The Governor gives
reccn ON tonight at the Executive rooms IN the Capt
'o i'm homer OF Con. Shnriln
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DISASTERS.
second page

LOSS OF THE SHIP ADDISON AND MOST or HER CREW.
nj TELEGRAPH
PORTLAND Me, Fob. ia cable dispatch reports
the loss OF tho ship Addison of Kennobunkport with all
hands board except Capt Sloane. the mate Henry
Ward and four seamen. The captains wfo and child
lost No further particulars OF the disaster have
heD received
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POLITICAL
TENNESSEE

PASSAGE or THE MICRO SUFFRAGE DILL M rnH
SENATE
br rELK1HArH 70 rHz TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE, Feb. ls-The Senate has passed tho
bill comforting suffrage on negroes. motion 10
strike out the clause preventing them from serving
on iuries. or holding office. was rejected by tle
vote The hill having previously passed the House
il now law. unless reconsiderod and that event IS
rlrnlnlln
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ened snd eced to sc No osopened sye sd ees.t so
at pi a9c ReeeiPt5o0 bb. Florr teOo bub wHest. % 4
bssh Corn COO bush Oats 75o iog shipments -6s bb Fs
MLwAgKEE, Feb is-Fosr is quiet Wheat Dali ass
and 81 "a for No Corn is frn at allc for No Osts u,
200 bush Wheat 800 bash Corn, 400 shipment
$500 bbls. Flour, 300 bush. Wheat.
LOUISVILLE Feb 1obsecoSaes of39 hhds ;Tlah ~ 90 T. q
% 5Od Light 70 Medium Leaf 55dbl5 TS selection >.
F.NrSsper active 10 Prime Wheat ~ % Sbelci Corn
Packed Lard in eres he Eewresas sussr-Ims iIs P.nt,
oH Mosses, 85 Whkyag, free ~ S: WHISKY. bOsi 81 -
sI Oa S3 So snd Fancy brands Sfdtl6 Wheat Grm sHd I
supply light; No spring ~ 4j Do Winter S2D The stock =
Wheat the city small and chiefly Spring w.,'r "a s.n9s % Be- e.s
sSer o Over over tsc rye 81 ssssl IS so ssr.y sSshas
but unchanged; sales 70o bush. az ssazie S' M
ding Hshen s,l 9. rAe ask @s The pl lIss ia.aa.
unchanged There consequence for Nee, Pe
Buk Meats but hefe s There Is o
shonLeIs lille for sides: i2 or Clear m sides 1I ds
Sugar Sd1S according brand sal coalition
aud s% Clover seed IS 90 Eseed on held sf 81 % Grocr.s
steady If o sugsr sad Cor Csnee G'h 81
cs~Sso say SsS T Sas = sdsss dad @y
q 600 bOIs 81 Sssil Is for 20 SPRING t.sg Tor ~
steady 81. Duekwhest selling at 90 Wheat
quiet sales under TIE eontnud influence a qDfyoss vs
Oats qufes Barley Rye sni pe-s
nominal Corn Neal "a 6o9$27o for 100 D snd 81 D9tpP
and Mdag at S3G s per RsosA feght-Bom 70 B9.So
81: 70 NsW.York, Soc; to Albany, eoc -
co s1 sles on private terms sarsr a ana .,ssy Pgur asH
at decline of2Sd Spring Wheat sands Coasos Hessrs
Prime Red C.Tn declining ,Tssi wbte %
aec Yellow gld9c The market fsyors yers Ofs, dsl h 90
Sc per Clover seed ss sea 80 p 70 Cool pms
wants Pork-Nw S2 01 S2 70 for Ciy aud W--rn Isra
l2iQizse. Whisky, no sales
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PARIS, Feb. iS.-Pedro Escndero Echanove, Min
ister OF Justice and Public instruction, &c. &c. OF
Maximilians Government in Mexico, has arrived
here lie was accompanied by other high officials Of
the Mexican Empire
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mournIuaGoods.

c1Pnw JACKSON No JS1 DROAOwAV bs esasastr o.
h,nd fl assortment BObaInss and all Other h9hra,es
Coods Al.o Bonne,s Shsxs ClOaks Vas Grapes
GIovs. Ls SB-Isiis. With goods At Their fe. ins
su "a order on short notice No So Brostvs opposite rsny
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coLoRED TROOPS AT FORTRESS MONROE


FORTRESS MONROE. Feb lS.--The steamship Victor
from New. Orleans 1lti inst, fOr NcwIork, arrived this
morning, and dsembarltcl the 3h Rcgment vi N3orGi
troops, route fOr Richmond, where thy arc 7" be
mustered ogl. Sue sailed this afteIno2n,
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GERMANY.
MEXICO.

BERLIN. Feb. l5-Count Bismarck will soon go TO
Stuttgart for the purpose Of forming Zoyerein.
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From OueI<ertowu.

Swain Of QuakeoWn n j.. writing under date Of Feb s.
duly
tory The quickly aud well done Ny prsdcsS
one"-Letter to Wilcox Gibbs S NJ. Co.-4fdrertsHepL
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LoSDov. Feb ls.-Dispatches from Madrid stat,
that the King Consort has been exiled from Spain OF
the charge of plotting for the regency of the king
dom.
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PRUSSIA
SPAIN.

BERLIN. Feb l5.-The King Of Prussia is about to
visit Dresden.
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THE FENTANS.

MAYOR HOFFMAN AND THE FENIANs.
Yesterday afternoon deputation of Fenians
waited Mayor Hoffman In his office and requested his
onor 10 address the meeting Of the Fenan Brotherhood
which has been called for tomorrow evening Mayor
Hoffman declined the Invitation absolutely and the dele
cation withdrew.
THE BONDS or THE IRISH REPUBLIC.
CENTRAL OFFICE PESAN BROTBENooD, No 70 CHATHANsT
HHw YORK, Feb 10. 1861.
f Certain parties gb0 a
brotherhood adnnty
large number Of bonds Of the Irish Republic not vet
Sriafled % the GENITAL Once although notified effect
advise be
y s the present Struggle for reands
" sad bonds 10 state that henceh
d 70 dispose Of them the
Financial Secretary in NegYOrk
sold S be deemed valid bed Of
pr aforesaid be sOd only registered Al the Central
oa's aud be ndorsed By the properly authorized officials
JoHS H. GLEEsoS, d. c. T. l. r.
THE FEELING IN CANADA
OTTAWA, Feb 1s.-The Fenian news from Ireland
has created excitement among Government officials
and the military authorities are on the alert.
TOEDNrO. Feb. lS.-The application for new trial In
the ease Of Kennedy, the convicted FenaD refused
~ ~" made on the ground Of alleged nfOrnality sum
nohbg the jurors
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MARRIED.
DIED.

-POMRoY-,n Saturday by Rev VIII ~ ~ he
Henry Paie 10 Mary dspghter Of n fozroy al oi ti5
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pHIzADFIPHIA CA

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkEf
pau,nK1PEr. Fet fs-CstIe market dsL tso Besss slt
Rrtrs J;Il7i Common f2a14c Sheep 6m 6VOsJb q D7l
Live Hogs, l00li.a; $500 head we're sold
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GOVERNMENT SALE.


BHreap Referees, Freedmen 4 Abandoned Lards,p
Ocoe A. A. q. NJ, and ID. o., Sfafs Of 6eoTEia- s
WILL BE SOLD lbNI Ar G kr SfTsSesr Ok ISL: TB
PREMISES, At AUGUSTA GEoRGfA, mo-
NEMBER p, SCI, THE LAND AND BUILD-
INGs KNOWN AS TUE AUGUSTA Ma
CHINE WORKS AND LOT, TOGETHER
WITH TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists OF one tract Of land. which
bounded north by D'Antignsc street, east by Jack
son street, south by Adams street, aud west by
Campbell street, lts northern and southern lines
being about six hundred and ninety feet, snd it's
ninety two feet. on which situated one three
story brick building 100 feet BY 50 feet; brick
foundry l50 feet BY 81 feet, and several smaller
Eleven CI city lots situated on the south sid. OF
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson
streets, designated in numbers ON the plan OF the
city of Augusta, made by Williams Philips, as ~,
l9, q, IS. %, q. -, S, "a. IS, and ..
One triangular lot OF l32 feet front. the south
SIDE OF Ienyiek street, between the Augusta canal
The machine works, lot and buildings will be
sold together, the city lots separately.
Also, nj the same time and place. will be sold
four t4 frame buildings l0 feet by Al feet, and
Dframe building feet by Is feet, situated on the
grounds OF the Richmond County Academy, Tel
For further particulars In regard TO this proper
" inquire al this Office and that Of Brevet Colonel
4. M. l.. Ehlers. corner of Green and Jackson
streets, Augusta Georgia, where plats Of the prop
Terms cash for all the property except the ma
chine works and lot, one half of which will be re-
Quired cash and the balance in four months.
Sale 20 commence at IL O'Clock a.. m.
CT. WATSON,
Al Q. M. and ID. o., Bureau Z. v. and A. L.
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DIED..

WILKINSON. Departed this life on Friday, the
I'D, a half past ten O'Clock p m. after a long and
painful illness. NANCY, the beloved and devoted
vile OF John Wilkinson, in the 46th year of her
age.
Friends and aequaintances of the family are in
vited to attend her funeral from her late residence
on 18th street east, between street aud North Car
Oiina avenue, on Sunday, the oath, at two o'clock
p It.
MCPHERSON. In this city, on the morning of
the 2Sd inst after lingering illness, HENRY
nlDpLETON MCPHERSON, aged 20. son of the
Maryland. IT.
Port Tobacco Times please copy.l
DOHNELLY. On the 18th inst, Mrs T. DON.
NELL in the 731 Year Of her age 1t
CONWAY November q, GEORGE JASPER,
and ii months. NJ
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JTNsERvIcEABLE 9uARrERMAsrER

DEPOT OuARTERMAsTERs OFFrcE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. -. ISL
VIII he sold at Lincoln Depot, under the direc-
ton oi BreNet Colonel A. i. Blunt Assistant Quar-
master Y. A. on MONDAY. December 2, at 10 a
= " q lot Of Qusrtermaster Stores, rated a. unssr-
ylceable. consisting in part Of
40 wagons. N.eo pounds old Tongu-
t0Ws~On Wheels. Irons.
q :. and 1 Whips. nus BIsnkets
- Ambulance Springs, 4sets Cart Harness.
- saNs, Hand Buck Sc,l5 . l. and " heel Mule
% Straps, Breast, Choke. do.
&c, 81 sets Ambulance do.
5'ook RANGES, D. - Lead do do.
les h sui VI Collars. 800 lbs. Assorted Rope,
l4 lset large and small5 Paulus.
Hose. u Picks.
III ON chars, 29spsdes,
Esq chains. Breast Trace 90 q. aud Hsndle SHOW
SB1idii.s, Riding, wag- ., Kettles, Camp, Iron.
on, g.. &c.
~ Saddles, McC.. &C. z Anyils,
Together with Carpenters'. SAddlers', Black
smiths and other TOols.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Property must Ice removed within ten DAYS from
day Of sale &c. McFERRAN,
Deputy suarternsEter General,
no SCOT Brevet Brisadier General m : Army
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PROPERTY AT ACTION

FRIDAY January u. ISIS, st Il m, on the presn-
GROUND with the Buildings and Improvements.
thereon, and an elegant assortment q Household
proprietor situated in the nrst district of New
Leans, IN the square bounded by Gasaust, Canal.
Marais, and Where streets, comprising about 10
square feet Of ground. Number 81 house. 262
The property H., In all respects, very desirable.
House and Lot subject 20 a mortgage Of : - 90
with interest from the 18th day Of April, ls57 mach
will be assumed by the pure haser.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
EDWARD JORDAN,
nol9-tJa9B Solicitor Of the Treasury
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING, &c.

MI VI AhMf NLVfHIN1, &c.
Orc az Army CotAiHg and Eqstpags,
No. i STATE SfTssf. Nfr York, y
November y. Is1
VIII be sold at public auction NJ the depot Of
Army Clothing snd Equipage. No. 400 washing
ION street, New York City. on MONDAY the 2sth
DAY OF November, loS', commencing NJ N clock
q. m. the following articles
S1621s Pairs shoulder Scales
% Great Goats, damaged.
10 Yards Buckram
Terms. Cash, in Government funds: no per cant
down at time of sale.
The goods 10 be removed within i've days fren
date of sale.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General
&. G.. SAwTELLE,
Breyet Bri gadier General and onarte-master ifri-
ted States Army. NJ MAR
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
\ OF COLUMBIA, HOLbING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SAID DISTRICT.
- To all trhoU III may concern. greeting.
:, Notice is hereby given, that on the 2Sth day of
February, 1858 the armed enemy S vessel Nashville
was attacked sunk, and destroyed by vessels OF
the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, under
we IN command OF -, and that ON the oath day
ecuted in this Court, in the name of the United
States, for the reasons in the libel stated; and
that said cause will stand for trial ar the City
Hall in the city of Washington on the FIRST
MONDAY of DECEMBER next, when and where
why condemnation should not be decreed and 10
intervene for their interests
September IS, 1867 RI MEIGS
oc l-2awtd Clerk.
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MAR RIED,

BERGEN--FLETCHER. On Thursday, Novem
Seymour D. n, CHAs. N. BERGEN, Of Brook
Ign, New York, TO SUSIE A. FLETCHER, step
daughter Of Henry Parry, Esq, of New York. 1t
Rev. J G. Smith d. D., WILLIAM b. Stokes
of Indiana, to NJ IDA GATHER, of this city. II
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I AIDES, You will find one of the best selected
stocks of French and Home made Corsets of all
styles and sizes from 81 up; no reeds. Mr.. Baum
which he calls the special attention, as it is the
most comfortable and elegant In the market 40
Louisiana avenue. betwet 9th and 7th SITS. oppo-
site Seaton Hotel. nol5-tf
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If YoU HAvR MORE MONEY than you know
what TO do with, buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods of Tom, Dick, or Harry; but IL you
wish TO get full value received tor the money
you pay out, 60 to Francs, where Gents Fur
nishing Goods are sold at prices which defy
competition. Look at the following prices -
Good Me-ino Undershirts and Drawers, 50, IS,
80 cents and 81; good heavy Wool Socks, 20
and rs cents: good Cotton Half Hose, 81 per
dozen; good Paper Collars, 10 cents per box,
or boxes for 25 cents; good warm WOODEN
Gloves from IS cents mp. Also, Scarfs, Ties,
Handkerchiefs, at prices TO suit the most eco
nomical. at Francs Popular Gents Furnish
ing Store. i9i 9TH street. between ID and f, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. lI,IiI:
POUR CoBs, Durillions ct Ongles rentres
dams Is chair, cons utter lie Docteur White,
etablI depuis 1S61-a son office No. 42i Penn.
sylvania aven ne, entire la quatrieme ct la Six
ieme rue .--
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llY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georsetov,

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANB
EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. November T. al
l0o'clock, i will sell, at my Auction Rooms with.
In store No. ~ Bridge street, Georgetown an
excellent assortment of Household Furniture Of q
Of
EXCELLENT Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
] Mirror Front Marble Pier Etegere
Walnut Marble Slab Whatnot
Mahogany Marble Top Bureau
Do. ENtenJfon and other Tables
Do. French and other BedsteAds
Lot fne Ensrayines
Spring seat Oak Dining and other Chairs
cottage Set
Walnut Enclosed snd other washstands
Marble top and other Stands
Excellent Feather Beds. Hair and Husk Mat
trasses
Sofas. Wardrobes, and Sideboards
Wire and Tin Safes
French China and Alabaster Vases
Relrigerators. Hose, Crockery, and Glass Ware,
Cooking and other Stoves
with many other articles too nu nerous 60 men.
ton.
Also.
Will be added to the above, I fine Walnut tor
Bar Counter. in good order,
no2 IIntl THoS. BOWLING. Auct
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SMALL ARMS
VI AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY

VI AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY.
BY authority of the War De partment will be sold
al lesveENorth Arsenal, Kansas. by public suc-
ton, the following Ordnance and OrdnanCe Stores:
1851 SMALL ARMS,
comprising the following kinds
Colts Revolving Rifles savsge's Pistols
United States Rifles, STAIRS Pistols
model los0 Whitney's Pistols
EDheld Rife muskets Prussian Rihs -muskets
belgian = ne -nuskets Burnside's CarbiDes
Enheld Rites Cosmopolitan Csrlines
sappers' Rifea Gallagher Carbines
United States Rffe-mus- Greens Carriages
kets Halls Carbines
Austrian Rife -muskets Joslyu : Cartip.s
Belgian Rife muskets Maynard = Carbires
United States smooth Merrill . Carl,ines
bore Muskets Smiths Csrbines
Austrian Rifles Starr Carbinee
Adams Pistols NestOn's Cartines
Leff ncheuN Pistols Austrian Cariines
. WITH l5ue0 appurtenances such g. Screw Drivers.
Bali Screws. Cones Cone renches. Thumb
Vices, Wipers, Ball HOulds, Thongs, Gunslings.
&c.
1000 United States Cavalry Ssbres. light
1890 United States Cavalry Saddles
llF6.0D Msynsrd's Primers and
10000 other items,
COMPRISING:
Artillery Carriages Saddles and Saddle. BAGS
Travelling Forges Breeching, Collars,
Battery Wagons Traces. &C.
Artillery Harness Gunbarrels ana Bayonets
Cartridge Boxes Cruppers. Nslses
sword and BayOnet sc alb Drivers Saddles
bards Can Pounches
Cartridge Box plates Shoulder Belts
oartrldge- Box belt Plates Artillery and Cavalry
Halters Brides aud Tools
Sale TO commence at 10 o clock on MONDAY, the
18th day of November. 1857.
The Governments reserves the right 70 refuse
bids. no ls-stB
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HIT HIN HARD.-A messenger named John
Connaliy came before Justice Walter this
morning. having been arrested last evening,
somewhat inebriated, and was fined $40 for
malicious mischief, "a for being drunk and
dtsordeYly, and - for profanity, he also paid
80 costs, 81 IN each case. thus paying very
dear for his whistle.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

THANKSGIVING LUXURIES.-Mince Pies
Il prepared OF the very best and cleansst mate
riAls. new Citron, Valencia Raisins, LAYER Figs
Mala "a Grapes. Havana Oranges, Ice Cream &C .
at WALLACES, 80 High street. Georgetown.
23-6ft
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CITY ITEMS.

AUCTION SALKs.-Nagie & 20. viii sen tAis
evening, at their auction rooms, as tn street
. lot Of fancy and wooden goods, &c. They
will also sell on Monday next, at 10 o'clock q.
M, lot of carpets, &c.
Cooper & Latimer will sell on Monday next,
tne 18th instant, at O'Clock p. m, the three.
story brick dwelling containing - rooms) No.
2S3 vermont avenue, between NJ and N streets
They VIII also sell the same day, at S o'clock
p. m, two two-story and basement frame
houses, situated on NJ street, between LIST street
and New Jersey avenue
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THE 50 SO WHITE SHIRT, at 10 per cent DIS
count-&2 IS net. The - White Shirt ten Off
&lS0 net, &c. Boys White Shifts at the same
discount. At Hennine's, No. SIS 7th street,
near Maryland CAYENNE. Selling or to move
to No. Sill 9TH st., Intelligencer Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

BLANKETS OF ALL CoLoRs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse BIan-
kets, OF all colers. Five lbs Blanket for $50
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &c.
ADAMsoN's, 5o6 9th ST.,
HIS one door from Penn. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

OuR OWN MAKE Of Canton Flannel Drawers
at One Dollar. Saks & Co.'S 5i7 TIN street be.
tween Pennsylvania avenue and ID street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

HARvRY d Co, $50 Pennsylvania aven ne,
between 9th and 10th street, has received fresh
to-day, a fine selection of salt water oysters,
with them some Of the genuine Cherry Stone
and Atlantic coast oysters, fine as we ever
seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy.
yard, will please leave their orders at No. l22
East Capitol street, between Attn and 5th.
John OoGaINa. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

LOSE NO TTMR IN calling at the u. s. Clothing
Rouse Of liable Co, 46s Pennsylvania avs.
nue., between ID and Az streets, where i'm
mense bargains can DO Obtained In All kinds OF
fashionable winter clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

FROM THIS DAY will sell good Whalebone
Corsets at 81; make TO order the best At 50. and
guarantee the nt; my own Patent Walking
Skirt at SIPS; Shoulder Braces at from % so
up. Obs BAUM,
ILLS 40 Louisiana avenue, near .th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

LARCENY or LUMBER.-Joseph and Eliza
Lee had q hearing before Justice Thompson
yesterday, upon the charge OF stealing lumber
from Henry Hftmfller, when the former was
dismissed from the charge, and the latter re.
CURED to give bail for further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23

JHwELRY.-Jet, Coral, and Steel Jewelry
ver-plated Spoons and Forks received yes.
terday, IT Prieg's One Dollar Jewelry
store, NO. 43s Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 i