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oMuRpKR WILL Our."-Recently prisoner
was sent 10 the Nashville penitentiary from East
Tennessee, for counterfeiting He gave his name
that his true name was Thomas Wayne; and tbs,
eiy bt wears ago he enticed man into the woods
near Clarksville, where he cut his throat robbed
him, and beat him over the head until he sun.
posed him dead. Tie poor victim, however, re.
vived, and was seen by steamboat passing tax.
en- on board, and lived at least lonv enough 20
give the particulars Of the deed. Wayne was ar
rested, aud after examination held to bail IN
ten or twenty thousand dollars. His mother an
estimable lady, became security for his appear
dnce, aud he fed. Mrs w was pecuniarily m-
ined by the payment OF the bond money Wayne
is in the penitentiaTv for three wears Amer his
time expires hr Will BE- held 20 bail for the crime
Of which we have spoken.
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q & o X q e TOWN hFFAfH
c0rtspoadsHes Of rae S,ar.


GEoRSETowS, Feo la lS5s
30 lar as tie weather overhead was Concerned
Yesterday, IL was as good could be desired f..
securing full vote Of our citizens upon the re-
vised Code Nevertheless, il will be seen frcr,
the returns that there was not more than a two
third vote polled. The general impression g.
that had all the friends OF the Code voted thai
the majority in favor Of 10 In orr city would NJ,
have been less than two 10 three hundred Fy-
erything connected with the election passed Of,
in the most orderly and p-aceable manner TIE
following Is the result For the Code 36e and
agains' IL 336: majority for Code -
Al Tennallytown, Il votes Were polled-os foT
and 50 az ainst the Code, ma king q msjnrtty OF y.
in opposition to the Code
From an advertisement In another coI.ma AZ
Will be- seen that Mayor Crawford has offered
reward Of 800 for the apprehension and conyio-
ton OF the incendiary who fred the carpenter
shop OF Mr.. Smith, on last Friday evening The
Nigilant Fire Company deserve all praise Tor tbts
promptness In urging the matter upon the con
side:ation of the Mayor aud the CodrcIls
The ice on the Potomac opposite our Shsrye.
is about an inch thick
The tug Trumpet towed down this morning
the packet schooner p. T. Peyton OF the Mess,
Hartley's Boston line
Flour Is held this morning 3, 81 37as 50. for
standard super. There being but little shippias
o speculative demand sales are limited and con.
Nm mostly 10 the home trade Wheat IS spll.
ing 81 tr9di Us for red, and 81 05si 10 for while
No corn Offering no change in price; held al ~
cents.
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DIED.,

=, On Sunday evening. the l4th instant, LEVI H.
PARISH. aged 6. years.
The friends IF the family respectfully invite
to att. nd his funeral on W ednesday at z clock,
from his late residence, Missouri avenue, between
81 and 4ta SITS.
Ats o'clock on Monday evening, the 18th instant,
MIR. JOHN e. NEVINS, of the Department OF
Mr.. NevIns graduated at Georgetown College, and
has always resided In the District. He was among
the most efficient clerks employed In the Census
Once under Mr. Kennedy where his knowledge OF
rendered his services Of great value. From the
Census Oh he was trans ferred to the Department
OF state, where he has been highly esteemed for b. 5
varied talents and exec ent characteristics. In the
ate Presidential campaign he labored earnestly in
Mary land and the District in the dissemination of
q correct know ledge of the national conse. vatlvs
views and PrncIpl q Which placed the present exc
cutlve administration in power.
His fren"s are invited TO tend the funeral at hi
mothers resi- ,ence, on St, opposite the Genera
Post Office, To-mOrr.w, { W Wednesday, at o'clock
pm. unte. and Union please cOpy.)
On Monday evening, the 18th instant. Of consump-
ton. Miss MINNIE MGR EA, eldest daughter Of
Msjor Jas. M. McKea.
TIE friends of the faml. respectfully reques' ed
to atteud the funeral To morrow Evening, at four
Oclack from the resldei of her father, I'd street
west, between b and streets, with ut further no
tIce.
On the l6;h instant, after a short illness. HAT
TIE. youngest daushte of Hiram and the late Har-
ret r.. X lchey, aged two ears and ten months.
Inc friends and acqualntances OF the fam ly are
invite to attend her funeral at 10 O'Clock on led
nesday mOrnlr e. from the residence OF her father,
baltimore sun please co,yD
At Alexandria, Va, on the rig mt Of the i2th inst
ALDER +, a'ed months and 10 days, infant son
Of Charles and Sarah Harley.
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BAPTIskINIHE NI1HT The watc hmen heard
a singular noise In and about the grounds OF
Ethan Allen, Esq, Little after midnight on Sat
urday night last, and, upon drawing near, they
heard FIRST a prayer, and then the Song Of Zion.
tue words being an appropriate section from
Watts hymns. They also observed four men
standing upon the edge OF the ornsm-ntsl pond
In the ward aforesaid, aud they awaited shxious!y
the result. Very soon a hole was made in the
ice, and two OF the young men walk. into the
element, and each hmm, diately Immersed his
comrade. Alter another prayer and another song
of p ai>e, they turned 10 ave, when the watch
m N I'm cepted them, and inquired ''what on
earth they were about" They replied that the
wet and dripping individual who was shivering
b fore them had Just become converted, and
couldn't tcGit HatiI ,aorning to be baptized
Worcester Mass, Spy.
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FIhH This morning, about one O'Clock, the
truck house OF the American Hook and Ladder
Company, in the Sixth Ward, was discovered to
be on nre, and In short time the dwelling of
Prof Pons, of the Marine band, near by, was also
soon IN narnes The two buildings were soon
DESTROYED The loss falls heavily npon Prof
Pons. who Is a very worthy and industrious citi-
zen The apparatus Of the fire company being at
nan mandatory Tor repair, escaped destruc-
ZION; Inc nre was doubtless the work Of an IN.
cendiary.
kIor YESTERDAY Yesterday afternoon, the
police were again called to Swampoodle to quiet
disturbance which had been created there by
disagreement between q landlord and tenant.
Michael Muntz and his son John Muutz were
arrested by officers w atson and McHenry, who
were somewh hat cut and bruised by the prisoners,
who resisted the arrest They were taken before
Justice Dom, who held them to appear at the
March term Of the Criminal Court.
CRIMINAL COURr.-To-day the Court met at 10
O'Clock, ard took up the case Of Benjamin Ogle
for the murder Of John Webb, and having run
through the list Of regular jurors, and from them
only selecting three the Court ordered that thirty
taesmen be summoned, T. ON whom TO make ND
| a jury to sit In the case.
| OUR FRIENDS Of the Dramatic Association OF
Georgetown College are having a carnival holi-
| day representation to-day, performing "Hamlet,,
and the "SpectTe Bridegroom We regret our
inability to avail ourselves Of their polite invita-.
tion to attend.
| ICs.-The schooner Clara, Captain Crowell,
has arrived at this city, with cargo Of ice from
| Boston. Mass, consigned to J. c. and II. A.
| willard. The VILLA: ds are deterIni ned to have
| their ice-bns well stocked before the warm wea-
| ther sets in.
AARON BURR undertook to found an empire In
the southwestern part Of this continent IL he
had succeeded, there would have been an empe-
ror called Burr Third by this time in Mexico, az
as there is Napoleon Third in France. Who
| ever Is anxious to know the whole truth about
Burr must consult Parton's life Of him, a work
| az interesting as one OF the Waverly novels In
DEED, II Is the romance Of Americ history Go
| to Philbrick's Gift Bookstore, 476 Pennsylvania
! avenue, and buy life Of Aaron Burr, or any
other book you please, and get present with it.
| 1t
WATcH REruRNs.-Wm. Mclean, Ohio, dis
| orderly and assault with knife; fine and costs,
S2i.A. VIM. F. Norton, Mass, suspicious cir
| cumstances; Jail further hearing. VIM. Cropsey
and Tnos. Cropsey, d. c., suspicion of larceny
dismissed. Seventeen lodgers-all non residents.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.


HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS. ON 7rH,
l. l. BETWEEN L. AND Nj SHEETS, AT AICTI. -
On WEDNESDAY, the nth instant, shall sell at
O'Clock p. m, two handsome Building Lots, front
ing II west AZ feet inches, and running rack
10 lde alley ll6 feet being lots No.. IS and u IN
square No. ii9, agreeatsc To subdivision TIE W hole
contains 9zl square feet Each lot will be sold seq
crate. We deem II unnecessary to say any thing
relative to the location of the above deserted
property, II Is well known to he one of the most
desirable and handsome pieces Of property now for
sale on 7th street.
Terms: One half cash: balance in six months, the
purchaser puT cilasers to give note for the de
ferred payment, bearing interest from the day OF
sale. A deed wen aid a deed of trust taken.
fe lid A. GREEN, Auct.
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HI. GODDARD, IT.. Trustee
fe 4-eOads A. GREEN Auct,

NJARSHAI.'S SALE.-In virtue of " rat O herI
taoias. undeT the lien law issued from he clerk
Once ofthe Circuit Court ofthe District Columb
for the County of Washington, and To- directed,
will expose to public sale for CASH, Il front of The
Court House door of said county ,on WEDN Is
DAY, the oath OF ebruary. 1885, al u o'clock ~ re
following described property TO wit: AL defendant
flEht. tide, can ano interest IN ana 10 the three
ID, on Maryand avenue, between "a and 9th SITS. IN
the City Of Whshinsto ton, ID. e., seized and levied
be sold 10 safIsfJ Judicals No 7S TO October term
1857, IN favor oI Snith Fowler
J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
ian 9I-dts for the Dis rIct Of Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL Il BARNARD. Auctloneers.
GALE OF FINE FUR AND BUFFALO
- RoBRs AT AUCTION On THURSDAY, 18th in
stsn', at ten O'Clock a m, we u sell. AUG
ton rooms. an InvoIcs Of fine ur Robes as
Fac Hudson Bay Lined kobes,
Extra do. do. do. do.
Do. do do. edged do
Genette and Bear Robes, .......
Bun alo PLAIN and lined Robes
Aleo, Fur, and Hslr Seal Coats
Collars, Gloves, &c, 30.
Terms cash.
fe lots WALL q BARNARD, Aucts,
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No MoRE MADkRIA-A Fanchal eorespon-
dent OF the Philadelphia Ledger says thai u 10
no: an open question whether any more hsoelrd
made since ISL and there are now only some
seven or eight thonsand PIPES upon the entire
Island An recent attempts TO manniscture the
,y utterly failed. aud pumpkin Wines now
"a -, m. old grape arbors once covered with
..,,d ant clusters of rich grapes
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BALTIMORE, February l6.-Flour Is lower !;
sales w barrels Howard street and Ohio su.
per s437x.
Wheat; red sial o6; white 81 lsaI 20 Receipt.
very light.
Corn nrmer-white s6a5sc.; yellsw SIC
risslslons very stir bulk shoulders Sc =: sides
l0c. ~
WHISKY arm at 2IX; Ohio. % 4 s29c
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From kansss.

ST LoUIs. Feb io-Ransss advices s,.,. r.,
some Of Lanes men had visited We.,es,s =.
search OF Daniohh member Of the Lecomptos
wounds ~@' 40
The grocery Of Patrick I.aug him, who kTllsa
So,'i ms al poniPlan year ago. was demOlishea
and its contents burned in the street
\ sklrmish had occurred M Fer, sco,, 49,,
Denver refused 10 send troops ~"'
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Fire a. Frtdericstou ~ N

ST. JOINS, N. b. Feb. l5.-A rre which broke
House, In Fredericton, yeste -day morning A.,
stroyed seven houses and a blac ksmithi. sbop
A man named A. Taylor aud his wife were burn,
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Fire In RraalIv.

rn,,on annh, teo. 10 -Four large buildings on
, u,on steet, brooklyn, near the Ferry occu-
pred oy a carriage repository, alcohol stores
1" , bouses &c, were burned this mo- nino
me loss Is probably over $50 600
Nothing OF the steamer Baltic noy. 49,, a..
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Fire 0t Alfred NJ "

ALrREp, Feb. 1.-THE ladies' building of the
AIred Academy was burned down YESTERDAY
morning It's contents Were nearly all saved The
loss Is about 81 ,00O, and insurance 81 oa The
other departments Of the sc hool 20 on ss ususl
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 81 50 per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th aud SITS.
Jan q I'm J. FUssKIL
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is The weekly statemen Z
hundred and eighty thousand dollars, and a de-.
crease OF Sl26 600 in specie, 1906 900 in cIrcul..
uon, sl,1l,on In nominal deposits, and sII3 co
In undrawn deposits.
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NEWS
fea the Associated Press A..,,.
De''ruc'i"n Of . Bap,i., Church ,, VII.

kE1Pcsr, JDF.h .. "e.
Church at Middletown Point, ,.n new sn s.P.lsl
so,s PA ,oGn hre Yesterday morning. lust Ss'
destroyed. Loss quite heavy sho was totally
The DIRE originated in the ceiling ,.,,
plPe. The dwelling house adjoInins ,hs ehn .ess
belonging 10 Abrshsm CottreIl Also sooa q eurea
MAS destroyed. Mostly covered by iasarsne
The printing once OF the New Jers,y w.,
IlIhes also took IRE, hat was subdued wine,
much injury to the building
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Attempted Mnrder |.

man ,,o,1' 9ee IA man named Albert BRAY
on saturday night for sttemn,,n, - lee
into a pr,yx y,hs sw ms child, few minutes old,
and rescued Ths e,1t, vas soon amer discovered
u was taken ont. Brayton 1870, nou,s auef
r.o AZ 'n'9 the Priyv but said he tsoass,
waS head He has been married sSous sa,s.
sand dollars to answer the charge 'ho"-
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BY BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF FCREI-
~ TrRK &c.-On kIDAY MORNING next, 18th
instant, at 10 o'clock, will at the late res
dence of Mrs. Com. Cassln, deceased, the entire
Personal fleets, as
Mahogany eide, Dining, and Centre Tables,
Do Sofa, Mahogany and Cpne seat Chairs,
Looking -g asses, Curtains, Carpets.
Dressing and other Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses. Bedding,
Dining room and Kitchen Furniture,
CrOckery, Glass, Iron and Tin Ware.
Also. Silver spoons, Forks, Ladies', &c.
Terms cash.
fs l5-ts BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer

by A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
- !URE AT AUCIIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the
nth instant: snail sell at ten clock m, AT the
residence OF M. NJ. Hitchcock, Esq, No. 4tS sth
Patent Ofce, an excellent assortu eni of urniture
Mahogany SOFA, rarlor and rocking C-airs
Do. niai5le-tOp side Table, gilt frame MIR
FOf,
Do. walnut card extension dining and o,her
Tables, ~ '
Dressing ard other Bureaus, Window Curtains,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Paror, Chamber and STAIR Carnets,
C Large nal ana d star Oiial9ta and Mating,
Al.o, gOoa lot of Kitchen Requisites
Tsfns; Unoer SIS cash; over SIS a credit Of 60
eId w day Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest.
fe lid A. GREEN, Auct.
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Chicago MaYeraltx Namian,I..

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.-John c. Hines has bean
by the Republican party ''
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SMITHSONIAN LkcTuRE-The concluding lee
ture OF the course by DR.. Wynne at the Smthso-
man took place last evening. This was devoted
almost exclusively to literary pursuits, and the
longevity of the different classes engaged i'm
them. The lecturer said that one great reason
Tor the unhealthiness Of literary pursuits Is the
habit Of those engaged In them to occupy one
position for too long time, and this position,
one in which the muscles are relaxed the chest
compressed, ard the head bent forward and
downward. Under such circumstances breath
ing is rieult and great relief IL frequently ex-
peTienced from prolonged respiration Ano-
fher detriment to health arises from the habit Of
combining the mind for too long a period to one
subject. The faculties are thus overtasked and
the consequence Is that the physical system IL
impaired. Ii Is also frequently the case the
lecturer remarked, that the habits of literary
men are In other respects erI attic. They engaged
with great Test in festivities, and many Of them
are incorporate.
As remedy for all those evils, the lecturer re-
quent relaxation from labor Relaxation. he
said was imperative for the pre- walton of health
and life, with every human being and he uavs
as reason why some classes Of merchants re-
tain vigorous health until a late period of life
and are still successful in business that their
habits Of temperance and oft-repeated recreation
of mind and body prevents the rapid ex haustion
OF their vitality, and preserves both their mental
and physical systems from debilitation Thus
while health Of body is retained, the mind Is
kept in condition at all times competent for the
discharge of whatever duties may devolve upon
IT, =
He did not, however, desire to be understood as
saying that life Of leisure was promotive Of Ion
gevity; for. from comparison Of the aver age
length of life among the privileged classes Of
Eng land aud the general masses Of the English
people, the difference was by several years in fa
vor of the former. He also took occasion TO saw
that at different periods In the history of England
there known TO be remar cable d ne In
the average longevity OF the nobility aud pIivi-
legged classes.
He next alluded to the fact that among the sew
eral Glasses of those engaged i'm literary pursuits
there in great d d .rence ia the average length
OF life In tabular statement prepared by MIR.
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Defulcatiou.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l5.-Recent DEVELOPMENT.
show G-orge Smiser, late Collector of St I,ouis
county, TO be defaulter TO the amount of 100 COZ
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FADES, TUCK, and all sorts OF CON BS,
IL GIBBS' Hair Store, near 18th st., and at he
eaies Room, under Wlisrda' hotel. ASA
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New York MaYketa.

NV YoRK, Feb. 16.-Flour - dull sales aoO
bbs: State 81 l5as4 20; Ohio - 7Os&4 90 SOUTH
ern 81 50aS4 IS
Wheat buoyant, but sales are nominal; South
ern white 81 25asl AN Corn has a declining
tendency, and sales nominal; white 67a6sc vel.
low 66a6sc
Pork tends upward; mess SIC 6OaSIo IS Beef
Is steady; Western repacked 81 S0aSl3 90 Lao
Is firm at 9kalOc. Whisky Is advancing, Ohio
L
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer


TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF a deed of
Il trust from Jesse Reeler, recorded among the
land records of w ashington county, in the District
of Columbia In Llber J. A. y No. lii, fo,ios l44 ct
seq, the undersgned Will sell al public auction TO
the highest bidder, ON THURSDAY. the 25t n day OF
February, 1853 al O'Clock p. front Oft pre-
misses, part of lot No. s. IN Square No $50, b.gin-
UIng for the same at the southwest corner of ssId
square. and running thence due north with the line
of sd street west II feet u inches the depth lot
thence east y feet, thence south n feet II inches to
the line OF street north, thence with the line of
street north % feet to the beginning, with the i'm
provements thereon which consist of and well
butt three story Brick BuIiding. This prOpert.
situated Al the of I'd and streets one uare
Ia the of the ue dwellings recently erected by
Mr.. Douglas and Others, and Il 8 most rapidly I'M
proving part of the City,
Terms; 81 300 cash; halsnce in !, 2,sni years;
the purchaser To give notes for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the dsy of safe deed
given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyance
at the cost of the purchaser.
the purchaser OF purchasers should fail 10 CON-
ply with the terms OF sale ten day after the day
of SALE the trustee reserves the right Ia resell the
property at the risk and of the FIRST purche
or purchasers, bS giving three days notice in the
N6uoLal ntellisenee
J. n. GODDARD, Jr., Trustee
fe 4-eO& DIS A. GREEN, Auct,
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J, C. McGU SURE, Auctioneer.
L ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF OLD
AWINhs AND LIQuoRs.-On SAT URDAY
MORNING, February 18th, at Ioh O'Clock, or the
second moor OF the auction rooms corner of 10th
and ID street, we shall sell, without reserve one Of
the most desirable stocks of Wines and LIQUORS
ever On cred In this market-many OF them being
purchased at the sale of the private stock OF
mes OF the late Judge Glenn and Josiah Lee of
Baltimore.
These Liquors will be guaranteed as represent
ed, and gentlemen IN want Of choice Liquors, are
respectfully invited to attend he sale.
Gataloaues will be ready on the day of sale.
Terms cash.
fe lO-d &c. MEG UIRE. Auct.
fTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. II, at
4o'clock, same place.
ss I5-5t JAS c. Mcguire. Auct'r.
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Havana Steamer
Baltlmere Markets-

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-The sailing Of the Phi
adelphia Is postponed to the 18th.
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nOWLAND'S MACASsAN OH, ut Sibsss
II 0SiF ateGo, AoAR letA sueest wv
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Total. .......l,56

We hear OF the following returns from County
precincts: Tenalytown Is majority against the
Code Second precinct of the County 20 for the
Code, 81 against. Good Hope 10 for, 10i against
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NJINCE MEAT FOR PIES.
nj An additional supply Of MINCE MEATo OF
BEAT QUALITY. KING 4 BURCHELL,.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs

1 OST.-On Thursday last, in GeOrget a
IL wrought GOLD BRACELET, which the
over values much. and for which suitable reward
will be CIV eh If left At ClSSELL's DRUG Store.
fe l5-St
E>OR SALE-A SERVANT WOMAN. about
80 years of age, and n Boy Child, years old,
She Is good House Servanta nd sold without fault,
the owner having use fO- her. She stout, heal
thy strong, and slaves for life Inquire AZ Alex
and-r Dalzell's feed store, near ma ket house,
GEORGETOWN. fe l5-4t
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ffuancfal.

NEW YORK, Feb l6-Stocks generally high
eT. Chicago and Rock Island 50 Cumberland
Coal Co. u; Illinois Central e6H; do. bonds IS;
La Crosse and Milwaukee y Michigan South
23x; New York Central %. Reading c64;
Penn. Coal Co. s5S; Milwaukee ana Miss 35S;
Va 6's SO; Missouri 6's SIX
Sterling exchange l09aIOsx
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ARRESTED on SUsPIcIoN.-I.ast night, the aux
iliary qua Dis and officers on the beat which in
ciudes Sixth street and Louisiana avenue arrested
a man, who gave his name as w r. Norton, a-
a suspicious person. OficeI DOnnellY and his
partner had been watching him for several days
circumstances. IL seems, have led to the snspi-
cion that this person has been hired to assassi-
nate Gen Calhoun, and has logged him from
Kansas to this city for that purpose. He Is also
suspected by the officers TO he the person for
whom. under the name Of Meredith, a reward of
- UtO - offered bv the authorities OF Tennessee
on charge Of murder committed in that State.
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NJ M. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81, between
Bridge aud Canal streets, GeoIsetoyn,~ M
annonnces to els patrons that nj hisWN (A1
REsTAURANT may be found at all >AkT
times the choicest and most excellent ~
Assortment of 10 UORS, the freshest
OYSTE r = and all kinds of u AMt: IN season
served a. ell hours aud at the usual prices.
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