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MARRIED..

On the 10Th instant. by the Rev. Raymond Young,
HENRY Nj. MORRIS, of New York, TO ELIZA,
daughter Of the late Major p. u. HOwIs, Of The u.
). Marine Corps.
AT New SOTk, on the 81 h instant BY the Rev DIR.
Hawkes.. Major 4 " "a u. MARTIN, of the IT, 3,
Army, TO HETFE. dsushter of Charles King,
Presl lent of COumbis Coll &c.
On the nth instant. BY the Rev. Mr.. Hough Mr.,
NlCHOt.A wAYSON, Printer, OF AM apoiis.
nd, to Miss HANNAH '. BATEMAN, OF this
city. baltimore Clipper please copy.)
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VVOLFE'S EIDAM MArIC
" SCHNApPS.

The proprietor particularly recommends the above
sohnapps to persons trave ng about to settle IN
the South or West on account oft Medicinal pro-
pertIes IN correcting the and often dan
gsrous effects produced by change Of watsr--a
visitation to winch all travellers South and West
ar particularly liable Strangers should be careful
in purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country
10 fooled with counterfeits and limitations. The
genuine has the proprietor's name on the bottle,
cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and Gro
GERS a.,.,5,ar UDOLPHO WOLFE,
dls-sm Depot Is Beaver street, New York.
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NEw YoRK. Feb. l2-Flour heavy sales of
1000 barrels; Stat. 81 .lOaa 30, Ohio "a 7ssl 90
Southern 81 5Oal SIS
Wheat is quiet; sales Of Is, 900 bushels white
81 .30ai 40.
Co advanced; white 67a69c yellow 6sssse
FORK IL higher; Si6l0 Beef higher saIex NJ
sl25sal3 W. Lard is dearer; at 9SaeKc.
Whiskey is firm.
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DIED..

On the 18th instant. m the SOth year of her Age
Mrs. MARGARET ANE DIXON, a native OF
the City of Cork ireland, and a resident of Wash
lugtOn for the last nine years.
Her friends and sequaintances respect fully
ing St inst from her late residence corner I'd and
G street north.
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AUCTION SALES.

By BADEN 4 LOwNDS. Auctioneers.
NO, - Q. Market Space, be tcesa TIA aad aih SIS,
HAkDWARE,C CUTLERY AND BUILDING
w. Nj Ek Al To Bk SOLD WITHOUT kksERvE.-
;.f q %s . ." sHT III ols p NORM
The 1S Ia .tat &C, sad continue sso mornlns until
Planes Of all kInds, - ---
Savs OF every description, s-..e
Rs!s:' Shi.s:.. Pia%bs, Level: tis.'' -.
S Ns.. A.. ad1 1s..I LSst: Shoy.:. Hoes.
Houss Keeping Articles, = '....
Zine Table Cutlery, F...s ...., T.-
pocket knives. Bowie Knives, Pistols, &c &c.
,ossn tide builders and persons generally are re-
Term. Of sale All sums of and under slo cash /:
.ns oaasacs 10, 4, aud months with saiisfactory
fe Iz.a BADEN q LOwNDs, Auct.
+. By A. GREEN. Auotloneer.
AKGE AND FINE SIDE GLASS CASES,
MGSD AVE 81, SsOs ~,
shan SELL at O'Clock p M, at the large store room
on Sth next to the S"rner Of stree, recently oc-
ShelvInG and Fix, urss. They viii Be sold in sec.
ticns to suit purchasers. -
to l2-a A. GREEN, Auctioneer
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
- ah i 'I1, I, r .gsHroxi.on wEpYEsDAY. the
residence Of NJ. M. Hitchcock. RsS. No. as s ars
street. between and 6, opposite the west front OF
Patent Once. cellent assert a emf of Furbltur.
viz:
Msnosany so.a, rsrlor and rocking Cars.
DO. maj ble-top side Table, gilt frame MIR
Do. walnut card extension dining, and othsl
Dressing and other Bureaus, Window Curtains,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
failOf, Chamber and Stair Carpets,
Large hall and stair Oilcloth and Mating
Cooking. Radiator and other Stoves
A.ro. GOO lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: Under SIS cash; over SIS a credit Of q
and ~ day for notes Satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest.
fell-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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Baltimsre Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. - Flour closed heavy.
S5.O0a5 IS. '
Grain inactive and unchanged except slight
Whisky firm AT 2Ia99
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very CHEAP Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 81. so per gallon, at the
Phiadephia Confectionery. corner 18th and r SITS.
ian 70 Inn T. FussRII
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Einanciau.

NEW YORK, Feb II stocks are generuIIy low
ef. Chicago and Rock Island 73k; Cumberland
coal GO. y; Illinois Central TX; do. bonds 9s;
EN- %; New York Central SAL: ReadIno Sc
Va 6's el1; Missouri 6's 81
Sterling exchange dull
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CHARLEsroN, Feb. II Sales o-dsy, 1000
oales, prices having advanced daily; weet's
.aies i3.OO bales. Good middliny to middIins
falr l2alaHc, Rice buoyant at &c sdysnc-
AUGUSTA, Feb. ll.-Sales 2 OOO bales; nIddlins
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, ON 7TH,
= BETWEEN LAND NJ STREETS. AT AUCTION -
5o'cock p. m, two handsome Building Lots front
Ing on ST. west ~ feet inches and running hack
10 WIDE alley l6 feet, being lots Mo-. IS snd IA n
square No. 44s, agreeable 20 subdivision Tee whole
contains square feet. Each lot will be sold sep
crate. we deem IL unnecessary to Say any thing
rea I'VE tn the location Of the above descriued
property, as Is well known TO he one of the most
sale on 18th street. "
Terms: One half cash: balance in SIX months. tba
purchaser or purchasers TO give a note for the de
ferred payment. bearing interest from the day of
sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken.
lie lid A. GREEN Auct
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Hesum ptiou.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE wife of Comnodors
Perry died at Newport last night.
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Coffee Sale.

fHILApkLrHIA,. Feb. ll.-At the cor-e auction
this morning the bidding was spirited .nd ,e,as.s
advanced \ Sales Of 800 bags Rio at 3 isitx
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10Th The Irotted Stat.
coast survey steamer Walker, Captain sind. has
arrived at this city from Atchafaloys bsy. Ever
one on board of her a!e well
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VALUABLE AND MOST INTERESTING
BOOK,
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S

VALUABLE AND 1, MOST INTERESTING
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Bookstore, near 9Th ST.
RfcoRDs OF rHR REvoLurIoNARy WAR; con-
nndsnc . Of All th ,cars anu nf ac Torres
Army from IT'S to 1895. containing the interest
ing military. historical and financial information du-
ring that period: also the OrganiZatlOn OF all the
Regiments. showing the names, rank, date of com-
mission, time of enl stment and Sc. vices of the Of
hcers and PrIvates of each; also, the general and
brigade orders OF
GsRerafs Washington, Lee. Green, Teedon,
and Others.
Last of american offers Imprisoned,
The time of their capture, release, &c. An account
Society ofhe Cincinnati.
In New York, Pennsy lvabis and Mary land list of
the members names, &C., the half pay commute
comp etc list of all the
offers acho Ssrved to the End ofMe Var,
And acquired the right to half Pay for life, oomnu
ia nta and land proc sds of the sh Congrss and
benefit of the
Heirs of Officers O. ths RevoinnOn;
led 70 passat Of The &C; Of GSs . is b. CSusrsss
the names Of the Virginia officers who received
land with an Interesting 40 count 1f the military land
cation OF variants. surveys, 40;
Revolutionary Pension Lars of the United
SfdteS,
As they now exist with comI entaries thereon;
notes On he ces of various class $ Of revou :
tOnary officers, with an extensv. last show ing the
time they died &c..&c. -
One large limo volume Of Go pages. Price Elsa
Posta,e rs cents to any part Of the United StStes,
except California. ..s'f
This work is in . lded a book preference the
historian and scholar. as well as furnishing Thor
Ough guide to persons aiming title to land pc
sons ON services of their fOrefatbers during the
revolutionary war. The volume contains tine names
of over $40 OH and privat-s Of the reroluton
airy army, aud should be in htDds Of all the de-
scendants of the brave men who fought under the
banner of 10 that the noble actions Of their ances-
tors may not escape "REMINISCENCES of their descend
ants, who must retain this work rs q memento of
their brave deeds and patient suferings. fell
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Southern Markets.

NEW oRx, Feb. l2.-Clark, Dodge 4 Co vi,
resume business in few days.
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The Late TpsuAle-

NV HAvrS, FEB. II.-Mr. WIN Nt,e. ~.
roung fireman VINO was shot by q andrnt ~,
Tuesday night. expired a. half past two o,ciass
this morning. The legal investigation "a soins
on, but the testimony IL suppressed Tor TIA 49,
rm The whole affair creates much feeiins. We;
no general outbreak Is apprehended
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Lawrence, stone kCs.

BosToN, Feb 10 1t appesrs TIA, oo,.s o,l
renee. stone Co, amounting 20 $50 O0 have
been found among the securities OF nh, W'..,s,n
Railroad sinking Fund. Se4A
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Mahsmmed Racha-

NEw foRk. Feb The Aldsruen
Ia ia TO make an appropriation for the reception
OF Mohainmsd Pachs, but have appointed . COM
"i'''ee 10 tender him the freedom Of the CITY
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Letter from Mr.. N. Clsx p.,.

= letter from n Clay Pate. n.y. y, snu,ss
Stuar, ofNsIoh.nce 10 the remarks made oy Mr.
6ythe foSm e1ig,Si In reply 70 .issemenss made
Senate few DAYS .iae. s Which Dr. was rad ia III
accompanied by sfndavits proy,as o.. s 49, 20
assertions 10 he incorrect M Seusr's
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ARGE STOCK OF FINE IMPORTED III
- QUoks, WINES AND CORDIALs, BOURBON, Mo-
NoNG AHELA AND OLD RYE WHIsKFY AT PUBIIc
AUcrIoN.-OwIng To mex pected business arrange
merits else where, the MessrE. Moner 4 Co.. of New
ork, Will discontinue their agency ana this city and
VIII, IN TUESDAY the 10th instant. at 10 O'Clock
a. M AZ the store No. ST. Pa av., oppos tie the Ma
tlonat Hotel offer their extensive aud well-seec;sd
stock Al auction. We name
Inc and pure French Brandi-s i'm = and L casks
Otard S,lshetie and other bTands--B 81 uIl trIco-
chez, ar. lie proprietors,
Also, hne Brandies la d,minhns and lottles
Sap.rior Old Rye, NJ nomgahela aHd Boutbop
W hIskey These are very fine,
Also, fine stock Of pure Old Madeira and Port
Wines,
yau and Perfect Love CoTdIals,
Ned Seal Cabinet, PeuIor and other choice Cham
payne,
Margsux, Meioc. 81 Julien and other Claret Wine.
Also, p. sainple, IS eighth casks Rochelle hig n
II Vored Brandy and 50 cases Of Claret and Cham
pagnes, IN bond an the Georgetown custom house.
Attention of alers end others is called 10 this
TO suit.
Terms at sac.
fe is WALL
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i AD!ES' TUCK, and ell sorts Of COMBS,
II GlBBS Hair Store, near 18th It., and At nus
Ssies Y Room. under Wiilards' hotel. ue@
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


NJ ,h. I.siI go. lo-5The Kansas corre,pond.v,
probably ,sie Al. n1 y, the. GoyersOr Denver viii
ture. tits stated, however ~. pvShA LeEiAs-
another constitution have strength :. .s,. o.
measure over the veto Of the Govcrnas tns
.ssre o. rsnn .I n statute. 10. srs k.s
rurnor al Lawrence that Governor D.rvs, 49,
soon be recalled, and that Mr.. Porter, OF 49,
VIII be appointed IN bis ssesd The rrpess 80:
s,eredited. The Fort Scott difsculties aopesr
'o nave been Of private nature.
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MlNCE MEAT FOR PIES.
WI Anadaational supply Of MINCE NEAT OF
beat quality. KING & BUEChELL,,
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By A. GREEN, Auct,oucer-
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,opeer

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF OH
- WINES AND tiQUoRs-On SATURD
MoR NJ NJ, february 18th, at lel5 O'Clock on the
second moor OF the suction. rOoHs, corner of 10Th
and ID street. We shall SELL witt oat reserve one of
the most desirable stocks of Wines and EISnors
ever offered In this maTket-many of them being
purchased at the sale Of the private stock oi
w mes 0i the late Judge Glenn snd Josiah Lee Of
These Liquors will he guaranteed as represent.
cd ana gentlemen IN want IF choice Liquors, are
respectfully invited tn attend the sale
Catalogues will be ready on the day of sale
Terms cash.
lie io-d ]. C Mcguire Auc.
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Cha AnO FLOUNCED
I'D RORES,

SlOO. 600. FLo s,f { Kosrs,,s,5
MOUSSELINE DEi.AINES, all wool, al IS 57I.,
aud 81 cents.
Velvet side STRIPED ROBES at SIS
Ricn Velvet Ft.OllNCED ROBES al $50 and 40
&c, O., DC, &c,ac.
now on exhibition on the SECOND FLOOR Of our es-
ahlIshment.
This consignment of magnificent novelties will
shortly he closed and Ladies assured, tba. after
these Goods are withd avn from sale here, by the
owners IN New York. the same cles cannot lie
purchas in this market at doube the prices now
asked. HUOE, BROTHER 4 90,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
:e8 lW between 9Th aud 9Th Cts.
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g WOLFE'S
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAP

g WOLFE,S
SCHElDAM MArIC maps
Is prescribed with great by the Medical Fac
ulty in Gravel, Govt, Chrome Rheumatism, Drop.
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation Of the Blood,
lUdes uate Assimilation OF Food. and exhausted
Vital Energy; and q beverage II has no superior
ia the world.
Put up quart and pint bottles and for sale b, Gil
the Druggists and Grocers IN Washington.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Importer sd Manufacture,
Nos. ls. 20, and p, Beave, street, New Yort.
dec l2-sm
NOR SALE AT BaRGAIN.-fhs subscrI-
. Der wlt sell has entire Stock and fixt res ofkis
ng 80 into a ssIe business. A. is one Of the old
est and best stands for business IN the CITY, s1d has
= ts eis sif'' 00'Hs' 'O'n '' < = Sims.
GOING .-GoiNG .-GoiNG
For a few days longer Ladies vail have oppor-
'"h''i Ei e. scFF Ioanesd Six ROBES al sIs
The entire oonsiSnment |. Z these goods will 10
wiihd.awn an a abort time. Now or never tbs
o"'-A'" IHiooSSEE . BR1. ( coz
fes-lw between sth and SIN sts
REMARKABI.h BoOK.-rhs critics DO not
"A hesitate To use strong expressions with rsFSri
to Psrton's I.ifs and Times Of Aaron Burr.
.'uf slmost saesnsI,.,ed interest" Boston Post.
Most iasea1 1ssp York Observer
alt Is poor compliment 10 ss, that this aia - =.
interesting as a novel" lIIarper's Weekly.
"Of intense interest" Home JourDsI,
HAS not a dull page IN it, Boston TravsleT.
IBoston Transcript.
a ID intense interest,"" lHome Journal.
Most deeply interesting fascinating.
"Of absorbing interest" iConsreEaIIonaitst.
almost . model biography"
Likely to run race with = ncir Tom
IN, Y. Evening Post.
And 80 we W ight 60 on. The people are nof less
enthusiastic than the press. however ibIee eds-
tions have heen swept Oh IN SIX wesss, aho the ~n
is now ready. yrop a. n.upv,s
For sale 1t TAfIOna
Estates. Union Globe
7 UMBER .-LUMBEk IFELUMBER%
n. ,uh.orber wishing TO dispose OF his stock Of
.itHRE by the lst of April, from this day will
eli ~ N COST for cash. or approved notes ct short
dstes The assortment 10 good ahd Ne u seasoned.
Carneuters and others UARt of such material
would do well TO call At Blagdeu's Wharf before
p1 f.s g." THEODORE MosHER.
VALENTINES. vALENTINEs.-Thel au-
e.t assortment and Grestest variety OF VAL
wholssslesnd rste,l, .t,u,,,s
= --.. McLAUGHtlNs.
fss-6t Pa ave., BET. sth and ssh sts. b.
SEA AZ! 1872 g: 81 T. = a:sf'
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AUCTIOJ sALn
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

TETsTEs sii EEGEN, sTpGsoRsei f1x,,ov,,
YARpDi,x x,s,n on ,IH sIREEr. NIIR THE NAvY
and recorded Selnr a., ased q rus, duly executed
ana =, the request Of The party es,,,,eS y, IL -,
the.Soy secured the subsct Iber Wi. sst nv 49,
seouon 70 'front.' OF the PREMISES, on rHIJRsRTY'
hundred and ave ss, FOUNDED cl Ts Of sss.re nine
the southwest corner Of said sousre .S1 'ee. IIom
thence north ong the lire OF nh streef ~ Sn1nLng
inches; thence east s. feet, thence southWard,, q
theme % feet 90 the place OF beginning sitnatsa
the city Of Washington. The improyeInents coean
Of rood and subtantial aid vel-buit Framss
Terms Of sale: One-haf cash the bslsnce in Al,
and twelve montns, the purchaser to give his notes
day Of sale. A deed of trust taken TO secure the
pay ments OF the notes. All conveyancinG At the ex
pence OF the purchaser.
II the terms Of sale be not complied with ten
tlom tns day OF SALE the trustee reserves the
ne aeiautlng purchaser by giving Eve days notice
oi salq resale IN some newspaper published in the
i'm Nh, sI,MKoD GARRETTs2N; Trp..s..
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, the l2th day of Fehruary neXf
same hour By order Of the Trustee.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING
ON Nth STREET, IN THE FIRST WARD AT Arc
IIoN.-On FRIDAY. the f2fh instant 4 shan sell an
Boildns Lot IN the Irst Ward fronting as feet on
.he west soe OF tn, between and l. SITS north IN
OeinS ofisinally Lot No. q. Square No. % but is
suDdlvlded In lots Of ~ feet front and fe 4 dee
months Tor notes bearing interest fro dsy OF sale
DECD given and a deed Of trust taken
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L PROPERrY.-A FAR of al acres of Land.
situated in Buckingham county. Va with Stock and
Earning ttenhiis, together with Saw and GrIst
LIN nnG tIeet SOUTH between41a and 9th SITS.
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ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET-Fwo
! RoOuis, on al hoor, Pa avenue, betw cen 18th
ami 18th streets, over Sam Lewis Jeweiry store
VIII be let low to permanent tenant. " oulu make
StatiORer. ian l2-tf
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lHOK SALE Al A BARGAIS.-fhe subscrI-
u Der viii Sell has entire Stock ard ixt res ofks
wood yaId. ThIsi q rsre chance for person wish
ng 90 into q business. Al 10 one 81 the old
est and best stands for bushes the city sId
q god run Of custom. For further particulars oxai
at NV uries, corner Of 10th street and Causl,
10 e-eo;f D. SIMMG.
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SPEC AL OTl E.-G r. ORG ETOW N
- SChOOIS.-ln consequence of the non levy of
the fo tax Tor the present year, the OF
the schools require the qua dans to ask from every
voter voluntary contribution Of One Dollar. to he
handed IN at the Polls, the 18th insta {, to the
,tdges Of the election, who will record the Iame of
tbs donor. By order Of the G uar disns.
lie 10 lUnfsI
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FOR BOSTON.--1he, superior A 1 onpper
l. schOoner n. +. PeytOn, NIckersOn, has -
arrived and Will have quick Dispatch for the ~
above port. For freight apply to
HARTLEY 4 BRO,
fe Ii-lw Water street. e
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EOR RENT.-A first class RESIDENCE at
l. the corner of Fayette and Attn streets, George
toym; Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN r.
LIZ ian I'm
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THE INDIVIDUAL WHO EXCHANGED
Overcoats at the Presidents House on Tues4 y
evening, VIII please call at the Counting Room OF
w. H. EDES, No. 10 Wafer street. return the one
he got and get his In the pocket of the one in
the possession of MIR. r. is a memoir andum book
key. 90, which might be Of value to the owner.
IA u
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DUBLIC MEkTING.-There will be a public
meeting at Forrest Hall, GEORGETOWN, ON
III RSDAi EvENIN the ~ h inst. At o'cl'k,
for the purpose of discussing the Code Its friends
and opponents are invited to attend. fe9 81
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nOWLANDs MACAsSAR OIL, st GlBBs'S.
III Hsir StorS ~ iSk atroot. D0-SU
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COST FOR CASH-From February LIST !
IA Will OH er my entire stock of DRY GOODS at
cost for cash. W. X HURDLE,
fe4 wv High street, Genrg etnwn, ID. e.
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oSf This morning. tF cd 8th.) somewhere on
u nigh street, GeOrgetOwI. ladS's GOLD
WATCH AID Gu AIN with two Loo ,ets attached
for the recovery OF which liberal reward will DO
al DR.. kIdw ellis, Hiph a.. 6 enrgefnwn IL ft
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GEORGETOWN ADVRRTIsEMTs,

Coz REWARD Lost. between the Centre
ULsJ Market and Georgetown, q BUNDLE OF
NOTES, containing three S20 bills, nine $40 bills
and three IS bills The above reward will be given
II left aty residence, No. Cd ST. Get, GEORGETOWN
u. c.. or at this Off ce.
fe i2-3ts ANDREW wHEATIEy
THE GENTLEMAN WHO, THROUGH
l. mistake, exchanged OVERCOATS at the Le-
We on Tussdsy evening. will please call at ETY.
q WILl.lAMS'S, No. ~ Water street. George
town. return the one he received and get his own.
fs Il-Itt ~ o. $50 w ~
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they promised In the start.
CAUTION TO r r. V's.-Young bloc Is who
visit Washington to see the sights, should bear
in mind that II lager bier will not intoxicate
brandy cocktails will, and that If when slip htIy
''spTung" they forget their chlvalry and insult
ladies on the street, they may chance to find
themselves lodged at the Corporation expense
them from recognition and disgrace. The young
gentlemen who were tined SO "a each at the
guard house this morning, will doubtless under
stand us.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The argument In the case Of
James p Mexican Mary F.. Blake, admins
tratrix Of John A Blake, was finished Yesterday.
but he case was not given to the Jury until this
morning The Court then took up the case of
Clarke Mills rs George w. Talbot, in which
action is brought to recover damages for the loss
OF model elk, alleged To have been killed by
the defendant. This case WAS pending when
this report closed.
THE HoP at Willards', on Wednesday night,
is universally voted to have been The hop Of the
season The richness Of the personal adornnents
worn by some of the fair on this occas n may
b. Judged by the fact that one lady sporied some
Si5 90 worth Of j-welry upon her p rson, and
line.
THREE Of the very finest and latest baeves we
have lately set eyes Oh passed down the avenue,
by our otfice, this morning. They were raised
by John z. Drlany, Of I.oudOn county, Va, and
have bean purchased by John Hoover, Esq,
butcher, OF this CITY, aud will doubtless grace
his stall In Gentle Market some day hereafter.
Is NOTICE of the late fire at Lloyd's Hotel
the attention OF the benevolent was called to the
condition Of the sufferers by that fire. among
others TO the case OF Father 4. J flanagan We
are now assured, upon uDguestonable authority,
that flanagan Is d suspended priest OF most in
temperate habits, and everyway underwriting OF
the Catholic sympathy invoked In his behalf
WEAR DESIRED by the signers OF the adyer.
yertisrment In yesterdays Star, head d " Work
ingmen Attention." TO say that its publication
was not authorized by them, aud that there are
inter polatons in IL constituting TO all intents
and purposes forgery ...........
VALENTINE DAY comes on Sunday next, and
the bookseliers' windows and shelves are flied
80 advance with every variety Of 6iliet-dork-
good. fad and Indifferent Costly, cheap, and
balg- and.hah N~'A's'.> S'~''1''--S =
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llOARDING.-MISS GWYNN. occupying Mrs.
- Raphael Semme's house, I'm Geor getOwn, FIRST
street Smiths Row, can accommodate several fam
lilies with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD.
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4 OFFICERS ELECTED AT meeting OF the
Washington City Democratic Association, held
OIL the sth inst the following named gentlemen
were unanimously elected officers Of this a,so-
citation for the term OF six months: John Err
Ma Esq President DIR. w. c. Duhamel, LIST
Vice President; Vim. L. SpaldiDg, Id Wee Pres-
ident; George kirka Esq;, Irfeaeureri s. r.
Sylvester, Secrstafy,